niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The cost is the present value of estimated net cash outflows at the time the direct loans are disbursed. Choices:  1. It is the value at the time when a direct loan goes out. 2. Taking out money from the loan increases the interest rate per transaction. 3. It is accurate by the hour.
Output: 1
Statement: In Lisbon, behind Sao Vicente de Fora church, the Feira da Ladra ( Thieves' Market ) is held on Tuesday and Saturday. Choices:  1. The Thieves' Market is held only on Sundays. 2. The Sao Vicente de Fora church had been built by invaders in the fourteenth century. 3. The Thieves' Market can be found on Tuesday and Saturday behind the Sao Vicente de Fora church.
Output: 3
Statement: As Daniel Halevy reported, An almost unbelievable thing happened in the autumn of 1897. Choices:  1. In 1897, Daniel Halevy reported a fashion show. 2. In 1897, Daniel Halevy reported an unbelievable thing happened. 3. In 1897, Daniel Halevy reported an unbelievable thing happened, but we are discovering it only now.
Output: 2
Statement: uh how they doing this year i'm not i haven't even been following them very much Choices:  1. I haven't kept up on what they've been up to lately. 2. I've been closely following what they've been up to. 3. I don't watch the news so I haven't kept up on them lately.
Output: 1
Statement: So we sit." He spat on the ground. Choices:  1. The man spat on the ground. 2. He sat on the ground quietly. 3. The man chuckled before spitting on the ground.
Output: 1
Statement: The press will reveal things about candidates that otherwise would not be revealed, says Carole Sergent, a college classmate of Alexander's and godmother to one of his children. Choices:  1. Carole Sergent does not know who Alexander is. 2. Carole Sergent has known Alexander since he was a child. 3. Carole Sergent is the godmother of one of Alexander's children.
Output: 3
Statement: I did math in my head. Choices:  1. I calculated it mentally. 2. I calculated it with my computer. 3. I calculated it mentally and then wrote it down.
Output: 1
Statement: Figure 7. Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Ton) Choices:  1. In the Figure 20, Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Time) 2. In the Figure 7, Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Ton) 3. In the Figure 7, Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Ton)- which is what has to be studied, according to the teacher.
Output: 2
Statement: I should think so indeed! Choices:  1. It wouldn't make sense otherwise. 2. I somehow doubt it! 3. Exactly as I expected.
Output: 3
Statement: The Indian hijacking crisis was resolved. Choices:  1. They took a long time to reach a verdict. 2. The issues were taken care of finally. 3. They are still trying to find a common ground to agree with.
Output: 2
Statement: uh yeah they usually do put a a year lease on it Choices:  1. They don't put a lease on it. 2. They usually put a year lease on it. 3. They often put a year lease on new heaters.
Output: 2
Statement: There may be a risk if I've been followed. Choices:  1. There won't be any risk. 2. It might be a risk if they followed me. 3. There may be a risk if I've been followed by the police.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the bill mail, i.e., mail used by non-households to send bills to households. Choices:  1. Some mail is sent to households from businesses to collect payment. 2. Mail is always for entertainment. 3. Some mail is bills.
Output: 3
Statement: like an idiotic little sheep. Choices:  1. Like a foolish groupie. 2. Like a stupid servile person. 3. Like a wise independent person.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well i'll agree with you there i don't agree with them showing it on television hard telling who would see it Choices:  1. I don't agree what is being shown on television as anyone could see it. 2. I do agree what is being shown on television. 3. I agree with the speaker of this conversation.
Output: 1
Statement: but they make it fun you know they they they the people behind the counter are are laughing and joking with you all the time and i you know that's one reason why i like to go back Choices:  1. The people behind the counter joke and laugh with you all the time. 2. The reason I left is the people behind the counter laughing at me. 3. The people behind the counter make fun of you
Output: 1
Statement: And Alfred Inglethorp must not be arrested.  Choices:  1. He should not be arrested.  2. Alfred Inglethorp cannot be arrested. 3. Inglethorp should be arrested at once. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Mosque, the second oldest in Cairo, dates from 990 though it was renovated in the 1980s. Choices:  1. The Mosque is one of the oldest ones in Cairo.  2. The Mosque collapsed completely, and was never renovated. 3. The Mosque was renovated for a more modern use
Output: 1
Statement: like we i don't have a car because i'm paying for college and if i want a car my parents always said if we wanted a car we paid for the car and we paid for our own insurance and and i think that's right because Choices:  1. My parents paid for their car and I should do the same. 2. Cars are unnecessary, that's my opinion about them. 3. I'm still in college but I can't wait to have my own car.
Output: 1
Statement: I think Wolfe is right about the potential of this kind of novel, one that takes us through unexplored precincts of our own society while spinning a good yarn. Choices:  1. Wolfe's perspective on the novel is incorrect and useless. 2. Wolfe's ideas about the potential within the novel make sense as seen by the exploration of important issues. 3. Wolfe's opinion on the outcome of the novel could be misguided.
Output: 2
Statement: One saddled but riderless mount galloped along with the rest. Choices:  1. All of the horses were saddled and had riders.  2. One mount was saddled but didn't have a rider. 3. No one knew who the horse belonged to.
Output: 2
Statement: Nothing to see here.' Choices:  1. There isn't anything interesting here. 2. There had been a crime. 3. It was an interesting sight.
Output: 1
Statement: Most famously, Alec was arrested--and later acquitted--for allegedly punching a paparazzo and spraying shaving cream on the photographer's car windows. Choices:  1. Alec has committed unlawful acts in the past. 2. The paparazzo Alec hit had called him a weeny. 3. Alec has never been accused of a crime.
Output: 1
Statement: Either way, sellers would find their inflated profits eroded. Choices:  1. In any case sellers can assume their profits to decrease. 2. Sellers can look forward to soaring profits. 3. Sellers profits decrease because of the recession.
Output: 1
Statement: right right and of course you know they they did specifically single them out when we started you know that they  were going to do all them first Choices:  1. They also specifically said who they were going to do next. 2. They said when we first started that they were going to do them first. 3. They had not said at all who they were going to do first.
Output: 2
Statement: cashews or something like that right um-hum well Spinoccoli she can't patent the idea though because Pizza Inn already already has it but it's a it's very good well they put it they i guess they put like the dough and then the sauce and then Choices:  1. She can patent the idea because no one else has it already. 2. Spinoccoli is a very popular recipe and very profitable. 3. Pizza Inn already has the patent for Spinoccoli.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well we usually start them right in the house my sister tries to set up a greenhouse on her back deck and Choices:  1. My sister never tried to build a greenhouse on her back deck.   2. My sister succeeded in building a greenhouse on her back deck.   3. My sister wanted a greenhouse on her back deck.  
Output: 3
Statement: It could also swell the underground economy, as people use it to pay for services, facilitating the avoidance of federal income tax. Choices:  1. It will cause people involved in underground activities to come up into the light and rejoin the above-board world. 2. It could also bolster the underground economy, as people use it to pay for essential services, avoiding federal income taxes in the process. 3. It could be a boon to the underground economy, causing people to flock to it and shrug off their tax liabilities and burdens by the score.
Output: 2
Statement: Adrin skipped the easier parries and attempted to put Jon off balance. Choices:  1. Adrin tried to put Jon off balance. 2. Adrin and Jon were not fighting. 3. Adrin was a better fighter than Jon.
Output: 1
Statement: but i can't say that there's really that many people that like sit in front of the TV all day Choices:  1. Most people want to just sit around in front of a TV all day. 2. Most people prefer to get outside or do something more active than sitting in front of a TV all day. 3. There are not all that many people who like sitting in front of a TV all day.
Output: 3
Statement: Worst Case Texas is an outlier, with a 15-percent unfiled rate. Choices:  1. Texas has a 15-percent unfiled rate. 2. Texas has a 15-percent unfiled rate, according to the news. 3. Texas has a 29-percent unfiled rate.
Output: 1
Statement: We will be back tomorrow morn at sun up, said Jon. Choices:  1. We will be back tomorrow night, said Jon. 2. Jon said they will be back tomorrow morning. 3. Jon said they will be back tomorrow morning after battling throughout he night.
Output: 2
Statement: He began digging in 1900 after buying the site and financing the excavation program with his own money, and almost immediately struck the first building blocks of a huge Bronze Age palace replete with magnificent pottery and other artifacts. Choices:  1. Many archeologists from all over the world traveled to the site. 2. Bronze era building remains were found there. 3. The dig was a bust and nothing of note was found there.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i mean because seems like i don't know i mean there's so many different different types of cases that come in i mean it seems like just general people i mean who are live in the community and do different things you know you have different opinions kind of just one judge who sits there and listens to cases all the time would would get it start thinking a certain way and go go nuts Choices:  1. There are lots of different judges and each one lists to cases rarely. 2. There is one sitting judge who probably spends all of his time hearing cases. 3. The multitude of different types of cases makes it hard to judge fairly.
Output: 2
Statement: The president may also be a true believer in government by lawsuit. Choices:  1. Government by lawsuit may be something the president believes in. 2. The president does not believe that judicial review should apply to the executive or legislative branches. 3. The president also enjoys golfing with federal judges on holidays.
Output: 1
Statement: John (Peter Sarsgaard), one of his future rapists and murderers, calls him little buddy and seems almost attracted to him; Sarsgaard's performance is a finely chiseled study of how unresolved emotion can suddenly resolve itself into violence. Choices:  1. John seemed to be borderline attracted to him. 2. There are a number of critics who felt that Sarsgaard turned in an incredible performance. 3. John calls him a little worm and seems to be borderline disgusted with him.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh the closest one to Raleigh is in uh Chapel Hill which is about twenty five miles away and believe it or not you can't pick it up Choices:  1. There is one right in Raleigh, and none in Chapel Hill, and you can just pick it up. 2. They'll kick you out if you try to pick it up. 3. You'd have to go from Raleigh to Chapel Hill and it's nearly twenty five miles.
Output: 3
Statement: the other entities that will be consolidated? Choices:  1. After this, there are more entities on the list. 2. Other entities are expected to be consolidated. 3. There were no entities being consolidated.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh i sometimes i may not be conscious of keeping count but uh you know every now and then when i do check up and say where is my count i check it relative to the clock and and i also wind up coming out even  even side of the pool Choices:  1. It's hard to keep count whilst swimming in the pool 2. sometimes I'm not able to keep count, every now and then I do check up I compare mine to the clock 3. I'm easily able to keep count, I don't even need to check mine relative to the clock
Output: 2
Statement: Emissions reductions are required by the end of 2007. Choices:  1. This emission reduction deadline was agreed-upon after an arduous fight in congress. 2. Emissions reductions are currently voluntary. 3. Emission reductions are legally required by the end of 2007.
Output: 3
Statement: If a poor person gets run over by a bus, an attorney might take that case because they might be able to recover part of the damage award as attorney fees. Choices:  1. Attorneys take certain cases because they know there is an opportunity to be paid later. 2. Attorneys sometimes take advantage of the less fortunate when  they need legal help. 3. A poor person is not eligible for legal help when they are injured.
Output: 1
Statement: His father, Hirohito, was until 1946 considered a divinity, the living descendant of the gods that created Japan (or ancient Yamato, as it is more evocatively known). Choices:  1. Hirohito was considered a god by nearly everyone who lived in Japan. 2. Hirohito was once considered to be the descendant of the gods. 3. No one thought Hirohito was a god in Japan or anywhere else.
Output: 2
Statement: But the Wall Street Journal says there is still no evidence to confirm conservative theorists' suspicions of a conspiracy between Chinese intelligence agents, the Lippo Group, and John Huang. Choices:  1. The WSJ says the theories have no proof. 2. The WSJ says it's clear the theories are accurate. 3. The WSJ says Huang never met the Lippo Group.
Output: 1
Statement: The girl looked from one to the other of them with large wondering eyes. Choices:  1. The girl looked the first in the eye, unflinching. 2. The girl waiting for either of them to explain the situation to her. 3. The girl was confused.
Output: 3
Statement: Chatterbox will go for now. Choices:  1. Chatterbox will stay for now. 2. Chatterbox is being sold off. 3. Chatterbox will leave.
Output: 3
Statement: The severability question here is, essentially, whether, without the restriction that the Court today invalidates, the permission for conducting welfare litigation would have been accorded. Choices:  1. Welfare litigation will be affected by the Court's decision. 2. Welfare litigation is expected to increase ten-fold. 3. The Court's decision will not have an impact on welfare litigation.
Output: 1
Statement: oh my money's in the stock market oh i can't believe they're doing this but it doesn't change anything so i'm just like Choices:  1. My money's on the chicken fighting rings and its going great. 2. I put my finances in the stock market and what they're doing I don't believe in. 3. He put over 300 grand in the stock market.
Output: 2
Statement: 3Federal  Debt Management Actions and Future Challenges (GAO-01-317, February 28, 2001). Choices:  1. The Challenges are specifically about trying to reduce the debt load. 2. There are no possible future challenges regarding debt management actions. 3. Debt Management Behavior and Difficulties
Output: 3
Statement: Clinton's partisans have linked Starr to Jesse Helms, Jerry Falwell, and other bogeymen. Choices:  1. Clinton's supporters have linked Starr to several negatively regarded people. 2. Jesse Helms and Jerry Falwell are Republicans. 3. Starr and Falwell are Clinton's supporters' favorites.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh What uh what area did you live in Choices:  1. What area did you live in when you were five years old? 2. I know where you lived. 3. Where did you live?
Output: 3
Statement: Also, the phlogiston has negative weight, as every school child must know. Choices:  1. Only a select few know of phlogiston. 2. Every school child from this alternate universe knows about phlogiston. 3. Every school child knows the phlogiston has negative weight.
Output: 3
Statement: The man's other arm crossed the first and his hand cupped the back of Ca'daan's skull. Choices:  1. The man held Ca'daan's head. 2. Ca'daan was decapitated. 3. Ca'daan kept his hands at his side.
Output: 1
Statement: And here are Chatterbox 's musings on Drudge. Choices:  1. Here are Chatterbox's musings on Drudge, I know you wanted them.  2. Chatterbox's musings on Drudge are nowhere to be found.  3. Chatterbox's musings on Drudge are here. 
Output: 3
Statement: The institutionalized begging of which you speak is annoying and also can make hash of a budget. Choices:  1. Begging can really hurt a budgetary plan. 2. Begging is a great idea and will work in this plan. 3. The begging for apples in this budget will make this plan not work.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, how surpluses are used has long-term implications for future economic growth. Choices:  1. Surpluses hold long term impacts on economic growth  2. Surpluses don't impact economic growth 3. Surpluses are irritating 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well like i said though my my change my taste in in food really hadn't changed all that much in in restaurants i mean a little bit yeah uh especially in you know i didn't have the money to go to these dinner theaters and stuff before Choices:  1. I used to not have money because I didn't have a job and I would just sell my old clothes to strangers.  2. I used to not have money to go to dinner theaters, but now I do.  3. My food in taste has never really changed and I don't expect it to. 
Output: 2
Statement: To ensure top quality representation, legal workers need ongoing training in new and complex areas of law. Choices:  1. Quality will be improved through training. 2. Legal workers do not need ongoing training 3. Legal workers need ongoing training to ensure top quality representation.
Output: 3
Statement: But it might be that Circus Circus is already a version of what we all do, not just on Saturday nights but rather every day of the week. Choices:  1. They work on Saturday nights. 2. They are part of a circus. 3. They work for Circus Circus.
Output: 1
Statement: I must not appear in the case." Choices:  1. I need to be seen during the case. 2. If they find me, I'll be locked up for the rest of my days. 3. I cannot be seen during this case.
Output: 3
Statement: Another bandwidth initiative, Broadcast PC , will exploit the unused bandwidth in broadcast television signals to beam content. Choices:  1. Unused bandwidth is effective for this goal. 2. There is no unused bandwidth available. 3. Unused bandwidth will be used to beam content.
Output: 3
Statement: Nicole Kidman, describing her husband's ... Choices:  1. Nicole Kidman's husband is Australian. 2. Nicole Kidman is single. 3. Nicole Kidman has a husband.
Output: 3
Statement:  It began with the sight of his uncle's face leering at him. Choices:  1. His uncle was mean to him has a child, which is what made it begin 2. The sight of his Auntie's face is what triggered it to begin. 3.  It began with the sight of his uncle's face.
Output: 3
Statement: The third palace entry is one of the square's masterpieces the 17th-century Golden Gate. Choices:  1. There are two entry places to the palace. 2. The Golden Gate of the palace is from the 17th century. 3. The Golden Gate is not really made out of gold.
Output: 2
Statement: He's a gambler and an adventurer. Choices:  1. He gambles all his money away. 2. He gambles with his money. 3. He doesn't like to gamble.
Output: 2
Statement: Estimated Steel Requirement for 500 MWe ACI System. Choices:  1. The estimated steel requirement for the system is quite large, indeed. 2. Estimated Foam Requirement for 100 MWe ACS system. 3.  Estimated Steel Requirement for 500 MWe ACI System.
Output: 3
Statement: You will now watch an instructional film to see just what kind of stress the people in medieval ages had to deal with. Choices:  1. People in the medieval ages had little stress. 2. People in the medieval ages had to deal with a lot of stress from the weather. 3. People in the medieval ages had to deal with a lot of stress.
Output: 3
Statement: The friendly staff usually speak reasonable English and will happily ply you with maps and brochures, help you get oriented, and provide advice and information on festivals and special events. Choices:  1. You can aquire maps, brochures, and get information on festivals and special events from the friendly English speaking staff. 2. The staff also offers tour guides to help you find your way around. 3. If you need more information, do not ask the staff because they don't speak English.
Output: 1
Statement: And not just phone and address data. Choices:  1. All of the information was verified before it was added to the file. 2. Just an address and phone number was not enough for the task at hand. 3. The phone number is the only information that was needed.
Output: 2
Statement: The pope was critical, especially in Poland. Choices:  1. The pope was not critical in Poland. 2. The pope might be critical in Poland. 3. The pope was important.
Output: 3
Statement: uh we just about had to get it because the reception in our particular locality was so poor Choices:  1. We have such great reception that it was hard to make a choice.  2. It was pretty much our only choice because reception where we are is so bad. 3. There are no other options for a provider in the area.
Output: 2
Statement: sounds like something i should do Choices:  1. That is something I would never dare to even try. 2. That sounds like something I need to do. 3. I will sincerely consider doing that.
Output: 2
Statement: A problem common to all programs was the untimely closure of cases, although again the extent of the problem in any particular program varied from under 4 percent in one program to over 30 percent in another. Choices:  1. All programs had a reasonable amount of time for their closure of cases. 2. The programs all eventually found a way to meet their timed deadlines. 3. An unreasonable amount of time was a common problem among all of the programs.
Output: 3
Statement: Critical to the product development process were activities that enabled the capture of specific design and manufacturing knowledge and decision reviews to determine if the knowledge captured would support the increased investment necessary to move to the next development phase or into production. Choices:  1. The knowledge captured was the primary influence on what the next stage would be. 2. The knowledge captured would determine if the next step was further development or production. 3. The next stage was always production, regardless of what the knowledge captured stated.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i i i it's silly i don't i don't think that we ought to be any different it causes a lot of problems a lot of times between uh different countries in their manufacturing stuff and Choices:  1. I don't think there is any problem with it being different because it is so easy to convert. 2. I think that it being different causes problems when different countries manufacture stuff. 3. I think it should be the same in every country so that we don't need to convert.
Output: 2
Statement: The number of subscribers soared from about 450,000 in the mid-'80s to around 800,000. Choices:  1. Everyone liked it, so naturally more and more people subscribed. 2. The amount of followers went from almost half a million to almost a million. 3. After a brief surge of popularity, their number of subscribers fell from 450,000 to almost none.
Output: 2
Statement: we i guess we both agree that it's a good thing that they should do sometime well you take care and and enjoy the day thank you ma'am bye-bye Choices:  1. We both agree on something we think they should do. 2. It is not a good thing that they should do. 3. This is the first thing that we agree on regarding what they should do.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah for the green card and it Choices:  1. The card was what the debt was for, and I wish I never had it.  2. The card was green.  3. The card didn't play a factor in any of this.
Output: 2
Statement: Seconds passed while he interpreted his strange surroundings. Choices:  1. He was in a completely new place. 2. He didn't take time to interpret his surroundings. 3. He took a few seconds to check out his surroundings.
Output: 3
Statement: According to the senior executive, the RAC recommended that ongoing uses continue, but that this stretch receive special protection from further development. Choices:  1. The RAC wanted to halt ongoing uses. 2. The executive requested to remain unnamed. 3. There is special protection for this stretch.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to activity-based costing, quality and cycle time factors are studied for a complete analysis of performance measurement. Choices:  1. Performance measurements include consideration for activity based costing. 2. Performance is a subjective quality and cannot be measured. 3. Quality and cycle time factors are usually the most important aspects of performance measurement.
Output: 1
Statement: But we'd also like to acknowledge extraordinary generosity by people for whom it hurts, and to encourage more imaginative giving. Choices:  1. We'd like to take a day off to encourage more giving. 2. We would like to discourage any more imaginative giving. 3. We'd like to encourage more imaginative giving.
Output: 3
Statement: Just as advocates of bombing use the word impunity to shift the burden of the aggression argument to their opponents, they likewise use the word credibility to shift the burden of the commitment argument. Choices:  1. Impunity is a word that's often used by bombing advocates to shift the burden of aggression. 2. Bombing advocates do this because they don't have any moral or policy justifications for their decisions. 3. Impunity isn't used by bombing advocates to shift the burden of aggression at all.
Output: 1
Statement: they do and they're anxious for us to be able to hold it but i these just aren't going to be as tame as the book i got a book first Choices:  1. This book will definitely be good.  2. They can't wait to release the book.  3. They're anxious to release the book. 
Output: 3
Statement: Although the personal saving rate is low, economists do not agree on whether this is a problem or whether private saving is inadequate to finance domestic investment. Choices:  1. Economists all agree that private savings is a serious problem. 2. Many financial advisers recommend saving twenty percent of your income. 3. Economists disagree over the importance of private savings.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan, concerned for his village, wanted to cross now but seeing the Kal so nervous did not convince Jon that it was a good idea. Choices:  1. Ca'daan wished to cross, but Jon adamantly refused. 2. Ca'daan wished to remain in the village.  Kal and Jon warily acquiesced. 3. Ca'daan wanted to cross, but Kal's nervousness dissuaded Jon from that course of action.
Output: 3
Statement: Experienced sailors in search of a more seaworthy craft should ask at the local yacht harbor. Choices:  1. You can often rent the captain with the boat. 2. The local yacht harbor offers bigger vessels. 3. You won't be able to find better boats in this regions.
Output: 2
Statement: Let me explain. Choices:  1. Allow me to explain. 2. I will not explain. 3. I can explain.
Output: 1
Statement: Oh, John! Something in her tone fired me, and I blurted out: "Old John's an awfully good sort." She studied me curiously for a minute or two, and then said, to my great surprise: 64 "You are loyal to your friend.  Choices:  1. She looked at me for a while. 2. She looked at me for a while, then shook her head. 3. She ignroed me
Output: 1
Statement: In the preamble to the proposed rule, HUD discussed the comments received in response to its July 6, 1993 solicitation and invited further comments. Choices:  1. HUD did not respond to comments on their late 1995 solicitation. 2. HUD addressed comments it received to its 1993 solicitation before stating the proposed rule. 3. Discussion of the comments HUD received was important in changing the proposed rule.
Output: 2
Statement: Dublin's importance grew dramatically as the city became the center of social and business life in Ireland. Choices:  1. Dublin's influence began to wane as Ireland's social life began to trickle to other cities. 2. Dublin's status as an economic center began to attract attention from international ports. 3. Irish social and business life began to center on Dublin.
Output: 3
Statement: right um-hum yeah i find it's usually pretty useful to cook you know some number of recipes out of a book to get a flavor of the style Choices:  1. There are always recipes that are easier than others, it's all about experimenting. 2. It's useful if you want to get a flavor of the style of cookbook you have, to cook a few recipes in there. 3. Cookbooks are not a good way to experiment.
Output: 2
Statement: A lawyer of any kind would help, otherwise they assume youre a deadbeat, the man said. Choices:  1. Some lawyers are money hungry and don't care.  2. No lawyer would help. 3. Any lawyer would help, otherwise assume you're a deadbeat. 
Output: 3
Statement: there you go that's it that's it Choices:  1. You're correct. 2. That is all. 3. You are completely wrong.
Output: 2
Statement: so i was very pleased with that of course i lived like a pauper too during that time Choices:  1. It was nice because I had a ton of money and could afford lots of extra things.  2. I may not have had money but I had a great time.  3. I was very poor during that time period. 
Output: 3
Statement: Then said; 'Yeah. Choices:  1. He said 'no'. 2. The man said 'Yeah".  3. Yeah was said.
Output: 3
Statement: the expensive ones they have a cheaper model too that you can get for about seventeen thousand but those are pretty stripped and there's nothing there's really that one's just more for looks you know it doesn't have any really the performance that the expensive one does Choices:  1. The cheaper model costs about seventeen thousand.   2. The more expensive model costs fifty thousand.   3. The more expensive model costs about seventeen thousand.  
Output: 1
Statement: And whether or not all the right jobs are filled with exactly the right people, the United States still manages to negotiate with China and the United Nations, the civil rights division still manages to file cases, and judges still manage to impose sentences. Choices:  1. The right jobs are filled with exactly the right people. 2. The US engages with China and the UN regardless of the job issues. 3. The US is not speaking to China or the UN.
Output: 2
Statement: Generousassociates is a Washington, D.C.-based Web site that enables lawyers to make a donation to the Legal Aid Society of D.C. Choices:  1. Generousassociates  facilitates donations over $1mllion to Legal Aid Society. 2. Generousassociates  facilitates donations to Legal Aid Society. 3. Generousassociates  facilitates donations to the IRS.
Output: 2
Statement: The presence of the Perugina chocolate industry (creator of the Perugino bacio in 1922) is surprisingly low profile. Choices:  1. Perugina was never known for its chocolate. 2. The chocolate of Perugina was well known. 3. Perugina's chocolate industry is not very high profile.
Output: 3
Statement: but luckily at Texans there's a little more diverse diverse clientele Choices:  1. Texans is mostly patronized by the same types of people 2. a wider range of people tend to visit Texans 3. at Texans, you see people of all ages coming in to have a drink
Output: 2
Statement: An additional reporting standard for financial statement audits2 conducted in accordance with GAGAS  Choices:  1. It is believed that the additional reporting standard will give end users more of the information they're looking for. 2. The financial statement audits under the proposed reporting standard would be conducted in accordance with GAGAS. 3. The abolition of reporting standards for financial statement audits conducted in accordance with GAGAS.
Output: 2
Statement: As was pointed out in our March 28, 1997, report, while the rule was published in the Federal Register on March 6, 1997, and was received in our Office and Congress on March 14, 1997, the rule stated that it was effective on April 1, 1997. Choices:  1. The rule did not become effective until nearly a month after its publication. 2. Rules published in the Federal Register are not immediately effective. 3. The rule became effective before its publication in the Federal Register.
Output: 1
Statement: Before the actual construction to install the technology can commence, the facility must receive a construction permit from the applicable State or local regulatory authority. Choices:  1. Construction permits are not needed to begin construction. 2. Construction permits are required before any actual work can start. 3. The State or local authorities issue construction permits.
Output: 2
Statement: Universal Studios Hollywood (off the Hollywood/101 Freeway at either the Universal Ceter Drive or the Lankershim Boulevard exits) is the area's biggest draw; it combines a real working studio and behind-the-scenes tours with amusement park attractions. Choices:  1. Hollywood is a place for bright, young film producers to become very famous in the future. 2. The biggest draw in the area is considered to be Universal Studios. 3. Universal Studios in Hollywood is the area's smallest draw.
Output: 2
Statement: The patterns, of course, are well established. Choices:  1. The patterns have deep roots. 2. The patterns have deep roots, said the psychologist. 3. The patterns are not well established.
Output: 1
Statement: Even so, the Czechs still revere Havel as their philosopher-king. Choices:  1. The Czechs regard Havel as scum. 2. The Czechs think Havel is their king. 3. The Czechs follow Havel's teachings, no matter what.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh when we're dining out with the kids the the great places are those where you you know i don't uh are you uh you in Texas Choices:  1. You must be from Texas. 2. Are you located in the state of Texas? 3. We never dine out with the children.
Output: 2
Statement: A number of shows also weigh in on CNN NewsStand 's retraction of a story alleging American soldiers nerve-gassed American defectors in Laos. Choices:  1. No one gave their opinion on CNN NewsStand's retracted news story.  2. CNN removed their story claiming American soldiers used nerve gass in Laos. 3. CNN NewsStand realized their coverage of American soldiers using new gas in Laos was wrong.
Output: 2
Statement: uh partly because the really outstanding many of the really outstanding players leave college before they turn seniors Choices:  1. These amazing players usually end up getting drafted to the NBA. 2. The best players usually stay in college through senior year. 3. Many of the best players end up leaving college before senior year.
Output: 3
Statement: Yad Vashem it means a monument and a name (which shall not perish) is Israel's Holocaust Museum complex. Choices:  1. Israel has a Holocaust Museum complex called Yad Vashem. 2. Israel created Yad Vashem in the 1950s. 3. Yad Vashem is the name of a large house of worship in Israel.
Output: 1
Statement: Influences on achievement of sufficient procedures likely to be many, including the state of the art of detection technologies, number and militancy of potential threats to security, and the willingness of passengers, airline personnel, and airport personnel to accept different costs and forms of protection Choices:  1. There are likely many procedures and factors that change, including detection technologies, the number of potential threats, and the willingness of passengers and personnel to accept security changes. 2. These changes to risk factors facing air travel security are only going to be exacerbated in the administration's coming years. 3. There are few changes that need to be made as far as security procedures are concerned.
Output: 1
Statement: There are changing rooms and a small refreshment area. Choices:  1. There are changing rooms as well as a small refreshment area. 2. There are unfortunately no changing rooms or areas of refreshment available. 3. The charge for using the changing rooms is complimentary. 
Output: 1
Statement: The capital, Pothia, is a splash of bright color climbing a hillside on the south coast. Choices:  1. Pothia is a colourful city built on the hillside on the south coast. 2. Pothia is no longer the capital city. 3. Pothia is the southern most place on the island.
Output: 1
Statement: Now, is all clear to you, Dave Hanson?"  "Sure. Choices:  1. "Do you have any questions?" 2. "So, Dave Hanson, do you understand everything?" 3. "I can't believe you still don't understand any of this."
Output: 2
Statement: They weren't sure of how much you had learnt in that house. Choices:  1. They did not know how much knowledge you had discovered that house. 2. They knew that you had found out a lot in that house. 3. They were planning on questioning you about your discovering in that house.
Output: 1
Statement: The Evaluation of Broad Aim  Experimental Design, Its Difficulties and an Alternative. Choices:  1. There are no difficulties included with broad aim design. 2. Evaluating broad aim experimental design along with its alternatives and difficulties.  3. There are so many difficulties in obtaining broad aim design. 
Output: 2
Statement: (And where is a percontativus now that I need one?) Choices:  1. A percontativus is difficult to find at a reasonable price. 2. When I need a percontativus, where is it? 3. I found a percontativus when I needed it.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i'm i'm assessing the damage outside right now i've got couple of a few shrubs i need to replace outside Choices:  1. I don't need to check out the damage, I am sure nothing is broken. 2. Do you think I need to fix the swing as well? 3. I am assessing the damage right now, I need to replace a few shrubs outside.
Output: 3
Statement: Michelangelo said the latter, facing the Duomo, were good enough to adorn the entrance to heaven and they have been known ever since as the Doors of Paradise. Choices:  1. Michelangelo had no say in the design decisions that lead to the creation of the Doors of Paradise. 2. Michelangelo believed that the latter, facing the Duomo, were the best fit, a perfect work of art. 3. The Doors of Paradise showcase a design that saw direct input from Michelangelo.
Output: 3
Statement: Now tended by nuns, it is regarded as holy ground (follow the same rules of dress expected at other holy places). Choices:  1. The nuns took control of the area by force and turned it into a holy ground. 2. There are no nuns allowed in Greece. 3. Since it is now a holy ground, it is run by nuns.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh uh-huh oh oh i was like  what's Target what's Target no um Choices:  1. Yeah, I was trying to figure out what Target was. 2. I was familiar with Target when they brought it up. 3. I had been to Target before, just hadn't known its name at the time.
Output: 1
Statement: and they filled it up the football field Choices:  1. They don't have a football field 2. They filled up the football field 3. They filled up the university's football field
Output: 2
Statement: Capitol and adjacent federal buildings. Choices:  1. Capitol and federal building are under construction. 2. Federal buildings and Capitol. 3. Capitol and federal people.
Output: 2
Statement: On the last day of this intellectual team effort, which was a Friday, twelve seconds after Lucja copied the content of the notice from a letter she had written herself earlier, a simple message crept into Gonzo's. Choices:  1. The team got an extension.  2. Friday was the last day for the team to work on the report. 3. Friday was the last day of the effort.
Output: 3
Statement: They seemed to be more passionate about their weekend plans than the work they were doing. Choices:  1. They felt that their weekend plans were way more interesting than their work. 2. They glossed over their weekend plans while talking excitedly about their work. 3. The work had them less excited than discussion of weekend plans.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon saw Ca'daan watching Susan as she ate. Choices:  1. Susan was eating a slice of apple pie.  2. Jon knew that Ca'daan was watching Susan eat.  3. Jon had no idea that Ca'daan was able to see Susan. 
Output: 2
Statement: That's 33 cents a note. Choices:  1. That's only 33 cents per note. 2. That's one third of a dollar per note. 3. These notes aren't worth anything.
Output: 2
Statement: You will see incredibly barren peso shops window displays with bottles of cooking oil, shoe polish, and a few plumbing parts. Choices:  1. There are many barren shops. 2. There are many barren shops because of the economic problems. 3. There are no barren shops.
Output: 1
Statement: These are Hawaii, Kansas, and New York. Choices:  1. The states are Hawaii, Kansas and New York, said the TV presenter. 2. The states are Hawaii, Kansas and New York. 3. The states are Hawaii, Kansas and Ohio.
Output: 2
Statement: It was the home of the Talbot family for 800 years, and consequently, it has an authentic atmosphere all its own. Choices:  1. The Talbot family only lived there for 5 years. 2. The Talbot family lived there for centuries. 3. The Talbot family built it themselves.
Output: 2
Statement: (Pinker has denied the accusation, arguing that he is trying to understand infanticidal behavior, not condoning it.) Choices:  1. Pinker prohibited them from behaving like that ever again. 2. Pinker did not realize they would misunderstand his intentions. 3. Pinker denies the accusations saying he was understanding the behavior.
Output: 3
Statement: Please sit down and be quiet, the masseuse, who Simon already named her Dobrava, said tersely. Choices:  1. Simon thought the masseuse was angry that day 2. The masseuse ordered Simon to be sit down and be quiet 3. The masseuse chatted cheerfully with Simon while he sat down
Output: 2
Statement: Once they get you into the camp stockade, it might be difficult to get you out. Choices:  1. It can be difficult to get out of the camp stockade because they are very strict there. 2. It can be difficult to get out of the camp stockade. 3. It is easy to get out of the camp stockade.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh if i do have to approach the uh the controller or the vice president i feel i just have that little little extra confidence in myself being dressed that way Choices:  1. I feel better about meeting the controller or vice president when I'm casually dressed.  2. When dressed that way, I am more confident when I have to approach the controller or the vice president.  3. I always dress that way when I meet with the controller or vice president.
Output: 2
Statement: but don't tell the NRA i said that Choices:  1. Don't pass that on to the NRA. 2. Make sure the NRA knows I said that. 3. The NRA shouldn't know that.
Output: 1
Statement: Reich appears to have fabricated much of this episode for dramatic effect. Choices:  1. A lot of the episode was fabricated to increase the drama. 2. It's safe to say that Reich's fabrications had the intended effect on the viewers. 3. Surprisingly, Reich didn't have to fabricate the episode to achieve that dramatic effect.
Output: 1
Statement: in fact yeah uh we i can understand that predicament um they they've um you know they've they've made them too easy and too accessible at everything to to buy Choices:  1. We do not understand their predicament and have no sympathy.  2. The laws have made guns too easy and accessible to buy, so we can understand the predicament of the 1st Amendment versus national security.  3. They have made them too easy and accessible to buy, so we can understand the predicament. 
Output: 3
Statement: He is probably the funniest and smartest comedian working today, says the New York Times ' Caryn James. Choices:  1. The New York Times complimented him. 2. The New York Times praised not only his comedy but also his political insight. 3. The New York Times called him the least intelligent comedian on the scene.
Output: 1
Statement: My mother was only buried on Saturday, and here you are gadding about with the fellow." Choices:  1. You are far too irreverent acting this way so soon after my mother's death. 2. I can't believe you are going out with her widower already! 3. It has been far too long since my mother's death for you to need to worry about appearing respectful.
Output: 1
Statement: it's a smooth running quiet car i i just i don't know why well perhaps the the retooling cost were probably prohibitive to most companies you know Choices:  1. I am not sure why companies would not pay for the retooling costs. 2. They are not concerned about customers having quiet cars. 3. They went above and beyond to implement the retooling for the cars.
Output: 1
Statement: And the Coffin Fellowship Program provides money for attorneys who do domestic relations work. Choices:  1. The program gives money to attorneys. 2. Te program gives money to doctors. 3. The program gives money to attorneys because tey can't afford to help without a stipend.
Output: 1
Statement: The islands are busy, but all facilities such as hotels and restaurants are open, and extra ferries and small boats (caiques) mean more opportunity to travel between islands. Choices:  1. There are extra ferries and boats so that there is more opportunities to go between islands.   2. The extra ferries compete with each other for business.   3. There are very few ferries so there is not much of an opportunity to travel between islands.  
Output: 1
Statement: : Jon and Susan Choices:  1. Jon and Alex. 2. The pair of them. 3. Susan was younger than Jon
Output: 2
Statement: From 1990 to 2000, the share of business fixed investment devoted to information equipment and software rose from less than 28 percent to 39 percent. Choices:  1. Information equipment is the number 1 fixed investment among businesses. 2. Information equipment became more popular over the course of the '90s. 3. Investments more than doubled in just 10 years.
Output: 2
Statement: Evenings are immeasurably calmer, when the local folk venture out to reclaim the cafe and restaurants until the cool wee hours, and restore some of the charm and seduction for which Capri has been a magnet since the times of the ancient Roman emperors. Choices:  1. Capri is not a popular tourist destination. 2. The evening is a much less busy time of day. 3. The morning and afternoon are both equally busy.
Output: 2
Statement: oh are they black then but they roll up i can't think of what kind they would be uh-huh i'm no help on that then because i can't think of what they are Choices:  1. I'm certain they are just like these other ones right here. 2. I'm not sure what they are. 3. I don't know what you are talking about. 
Output: 2
Statement: Good heavens! cried Miss Howard.  Choices:  1. Miss Howard was completely surprised. 2. Miss Howard didn't make a sound. 3. Miss Howard cried very easily.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well it's it's it's hard in New York too and i mean they get paid twenty eight thousand a year to start Choices:  1. They are compensated a rather low amount per year to start. 2. They are not very happy with the wages they're receiving. 3. They're given a three figure salary just to start work.
Output: 1
Statement: Then head northeast of town to the Renon (Ritten) plateau for views of the Dolomite peaks, reached by cableway and rack railway. Choices:  1. There is a rack railway going to the Dolomite peaks. 2. The Dolomite peaks cannot be seen from the Ritten plateau. 3. The rack railway is cheaper than the cableway.
Output: 1
Statement: It's not our job to police the whole world , says the realist. Choices:  1. The realist feels that individual nations should police themselves. 2. He feels that the US needs to worry about just the US. 3. The realist things the US should continue to be the world police.
Output: 1
Statement: we've got two one of them 's eleven and one of them 's seven and then the carpet you know we need to replace the carpet Choices:  1. We have two children the older one is eleven and we have to change our carpet actually. 2. The children were ruining the house and the parents considered adoption. 3. We have ten kids, two llamas, a snake and a baby chimpanzee and we need to replace the carpet.
Output: 1