niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: I was thrown by the question. Choices:  1. I was surprised to be asked that. 2. I was surprised she asked about my weight. 3. I wasn't surprised by the question.
Output: 1
Statement: They hire individuals to act as leaders, teachers and resources in this arena. Choices:  1. Their leaders are the most important employees on payroll. 2. They hire people for educational purposes. 3. All individuals must be certified in the position for which they are applying.
Output: 2
Statement: The new Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) needs to officially get up and running. Choices:  1. There are no limits to when the PCAOB must complete their startup by. 2. The PCAOB needs to get up and running, officially. 3. The PCAOB is already officially up and running.
Output: 2
Statement: How anyone could work up an angry, sweat-laden combat attack over Stein's reverie, which I think is quite lovely, is beyond me. Choices:  1. Stein's reverie is loved by millions of people. 2. I think Stein's reverie is quite lovely. 3. I think that Stein's reverie is a load of absolute garbage.
Output: 2
Statement: These questions are relevant for DHS and every other federal agency and activity. Choices:  1. These questions are important for DHS. 2. These questions are relevant to the EPA. 3. These questions are have no relation to the DHS.
Output: 1
Statement: Take my word for it. Choices:  1. Trust me on this. 2. I have years of experience. 3. Don't take my word on it, try it yourself.
Output: 1
Statement: Situated on the route of the ancient caravans that brought goods from the Middle East and Central Asia, the sandstone citadel of Jaisalmer, protected by an imposing double set of bastions, rises like a mirage from the sands of the Thar Desert. Choices:  1. Jaisalmer is built in a lush, fertile region full of green forests and valleys. 2. The citadel of Jaisalmer is built of sandstone and located in the Thar Desert. 3. Many ancient caravans stopped in Jaisalmer for the night before traveling on with their goods.
Output: 2
Statement: Having showered Monica with security clearances and Pentagon jobs and gifts and White House visits, it's a little hard for Clinton to make the claim that she's a nut cake, but the effort will be made. Choices:  1. Efforts will be made to make the claim that Monica is a nut cake, but it will be difficult since they showered her with security clearances and Pentagon jobs and gifts. 2. Monica worked in the Pentagon for 5 years. 3. Monica is very easy to convey as a nut cake, considering she has never been given any security clearances or jobs at the Pentagon.
Output: 1
Statement: My wife, Hastings, said John.  Choices:  1. John is single. 2. John's wife is Hastings. 3. John and Hastings are newlywed.
Output: 2
Statement: Comment : Steve  The only rich person in American who thinks Alan Greenspan is doing a bad job. Choices:  1. Most think Greenspan is doing a good job. 2. Steve commends Alan on doing an awesome job. 3. Steve and Alan Greenspan do not get along.
Output: 1
Statement: guys that are playing for long time uh they're playing Duke uh this weekend uh the average age on Duke's team is nineteen years old Choices:  1. The average age on Duke's team is 19 years old, most of them are hispanic. 2. The average age on Duke's team players' is 19 years old. 3. The average age on Duke's team is 31 years old.
Output: 2
Statement: Even moderate Egypt has expressed sympathy for Saddam. Choices:  1. Even Moderate egypt hates Saddam. 2. Due to lack of media coverage, moderate Egypt sympathizes with Saddam. 3. Moderate Egypt sympathizes with Saddam.
Output: 3
Statement: The truth is, legal education is partially responsible for the disconnect between what ordinary Americans need and what educated lawyers can supply. Choices:  1. Legal education is not in touch with what ordinary Americans need. 2. Educated lawyers cannot supply effective aid. 3. Education is not responsible.
Output: 1
Statement: A considerably audible tsk, tsk I send you, Slate. Choices:  1. Slate made me want to shake my head.  2. I tisked Slate.  3. I applauded Slate. 
Output: 2
Statement: Critics call the slim volume lighter than air but giddy with imagination, exuberance, and originality (Maureen Corrigan, Newsday ). (Find out more about the book on Amazon.com.) Choices:  1. Corrigan said the book was the favorite she'd read that year. 2. Corrigan said the book was terrible. 3. Corrigan loved the book.
Output: 3
Statement: it was really pretty fascinating and i and that was actually a couple of years ago so Choices:  1. It was fascinating. 2. It was fascinating to learn about life back then. 3. It was so boring!
Output: 1
Statement: Watch the illuminated keno board above you to see if enough of your numbers come up to win. Choices:  1. The keno board lights up. 2. The keno board lights up and tells you what numbers were picked. 3. THe keno board is written on your paper.
Output: 1
Statement: But that was none of the Kentuckian's business. Choices:  1. He had been born and raised in Frankfort, Kentucky. 2. He was an Ohian. 3. He was from Kentucky
Output: 3
Statement: First built in 1737 and rebuilt in 1816, it holds the distinction of once being under the musical direction of Gioacchino Rossini (1815 1822) and still possessing some of the finest acoustics in Europe. Choices:  1. When compared to other halls, the acoustics are terrible. 2. The fire of 1815 destroyed a large part of it. 3. Gioacchino Rossini was a musical director.
Output: 3
Statement: The new King was eventually persuaded to issue a decree guaranteeing religious freedom, and the next year, 1840, he established a constitutional monarchy. Choices:  1. The new King agreed to issue a decree against religious freedom. 2. The new King agreed to issue a decree about religious freedom for the Christians. 3. The new King agreed to issue a decree about religious freedom.
Output: 3
Statement: Hong Kong's state-of-the-art interactive museums will interest children of all ages. Choices:  1. In addition to museums, children visiting Hong Kong will also enjoy visiting the various zoos and amusement parks. 2. The interactive museums in Hong Kong are a great attraction for adults, but children will find themselves easily bored. 3. Children of all ages will be interested in Hong Kong's state-of-the-art interactive museums.
Output: 3
Statement: It can even, perhaps, be merchandised. Choices:  1. It does not exist and cannot be monetized. 2. It could be turned into merchandise. 3. It is a physical object.
Output: 2
Statement: Ask at CiteHall center about advance reservations. Choices:  1. Inquire about advance reservations at CiteHall. 2. Ask at CiteHall about room service fees and advance reservations. 3. Ask at CiteHall center about pet supplies.
Output: 1
Statement: More likely, Zarco was heading for Guinea and storms forced him onto the beach of Porto Santo. Choices:  1. The best theory is that Zarco landed at Porto Santo while en route to Guinea. 2. Zarco had been traveling to Porto Santo when he was blown off course and shipwrecked in the Lesser Antilles. 3. Zarco was quite happy to be beached on a beautiful white sandy beach.
Output: 1
Statement: oh now that's nice yeah Choices:  1. That is not nice. 2. That is a nice way to spend your day. 3. That is nice.
Output: 3
Statement: - Given the breadth of the statutory language, the NEPDG as chaired by the Vice President is clearly an agency under Title 31 of the United States Code. Choices:  1. NEPDG is not an agency under the Title 31 of the United States Code. 2. Under the Title 31  of the United States Code, NEPDG is an chaired by the VIce President. 3. The Vice President is chaired on an agency.
Output: 2
Statement: Now then, said Tommy, taking a large bite of bun, "let's get up-to-date. Choices:  1. Tommy did not eat anything while he talked. 2. Tommy ate part of a bun while he talked. 3. Tommy finished the bun over the course of the conversation.
Output: 2
Statement: God knows he's prepared for it. Choices:  1. God acknowledges that he's prepared for that event. 2. God is ignorant and not prepared for it. 3. God is only mentally prepared for it.
Output: 1
Statement: no i i guess if you make money at it it becomes a vocation then Choices:  1. If you aren't paid it becomes a job. 2. I guess if you are being paid to do it it becomes more like a vocation. 3. it becomes a vocation if you make money with it.
Output: 3
Statement: Out of boredom, two scientists from the New Contagious Diseases Research Centre devised themselves a new game. Choices:  1. Two scientists developed a new book.  2. Two scientists developed a new game.  3. Two scientists developed a new game about infections.
Output: 2
Statement: As a legal services attorney, Barnes will help women escape domestic violence, Mauricio Vivero Choices:  1. Barnes specializes in helping women who have been victims of domestic violence. 2. Barnes is a legal services attorney who helps female victims of domestic violence. 3. Barnes is an attorney who specializes in helping immigrants.
Output: 2
Statement: Basically, the Postal Service would be expected to assess competition and mailers' willingness to pay, and then to segment its markets as much as possible. Choices:  1. The Postal Service would not be expected to do anything different. 2. The Postal Service would be expected to segment its markets. 3. The Postal Service will have to face brutal consequences if it doesn't segment its markets.
Output: 2
Statement: Deeper into the interior, Burgundy is most famous today for its vineyards. Choices:  1. Burgundy's claim to fame in the present is its state of the art race track. 2. burgundy produces the world's best wines. 3. Burgundy is famous for the vineyards.
Output: 3
Statement: Soccer Federation, the Post says the players are determined to promote and pay themselves better than they believe the [USSF] has. Choices:  1. Players want to be payed at least $50 per game. 2. The players have stated that the USSF has done an excellent job supporting them. 3. The players believe their pay and promotion could be handled better.
Output: 3
Statement: According to the Departments, this rulemaking action does not impose unfunded mandates under the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995. Choices:  1. This action doesn't include an unfunded mandate. 2. Everyone is clear that this action is absolutely a mandate without proper funding. 3. the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995 was passed in response to a budget crisis.
Output: 1
Statement: But more recently, the bloom has gone from the ESOP rose, and last year Avis was sold to HFS, which also owns Howard Johnson, Days Inn, and Century 21. Choices:  1. ESOP is more attractive than ever. 2. ESOP are not attractive anymore. 3. ESOP are not attractive because the fees are so high.
Output: 2
Statement: there's um i'm trying to think there's a French restaurant real close but we've never gone there because i'm not Choices:  1. we go to the French restaurant at least once a month 2. we've never gone to the French restaurant because i don't like French food 3. a French restaurant is nearby, but we've never tried it
Output: 3
Statement: Despite this fragmentation, the Franks deeply impacted the cultural and linguistic heritage of France. Choices:  1. The area benefited from cultural diversity due to the Franks. 2. The Franks were never around France. 3. France has had many changes of leadership over the centuries, and at one point the Franks owned it.
Output: 1
Statement: But--hey, you can't be! Choices:  1. No, you couldn't be! 2. I be friend, I be. 3. You couldn't truly be the lost king of legend!
Output: 1
Statement: and it you know it was the Lamar Hunt crowd versus the Clint Murchison crowd and uh and the the popular joke around Dallas was that after the sixty two season uh in fact i went down to Houston in sixty two and watched them win the AFL championship uh after the sixty two season Murchison and Hunt got together and flipped a coin and the loser had to stay Choices:  1. I went down to watch them play in Houston in sixty two. 2. The game I went to in sixty two was one of the best in my life. 3. I missed the opportunity to watch them play in Houston in sixty two.
Output: 1
Statement: 31 He gave an exclamation of surprise at seeing me.  Choices:  1. He was surprised I left. 2. He was surprised to see me. 3. He didn't expect to see me right now.
Output: 2
Statement: Currently, current forty plus states have fish advisories; that number would be reduced. Choices:  1. At least six states will no longer have fish advisories. 2. There are currently ten states with fish advisories. 3. The number of states with fish advisories will be reduced.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and you think it's the same but it's really not Choices:  1. It's the same, it really is 2. You think driving there is the same but it's' really not. 3. You think it's the same but it's really not.
Output: 3
Statement: I wonder … or is it indeed true that he is with us and amongst us, unknown to all but a chosen few?  Choices:  1. That is him standing there, he is clearly visible to all. 2. Could he be here with us, but in disguise? 3. Could he be here in full sight, but unseen by us.
Output: 2
Statement: and and he got real into it i guess Choices:  1. I assume he really got into electronic music 2. I assume he really got into it 3. Nah, he never got really into that
Output: 2
Statement: He was losing his uncle. Choices:  1. His uncle was going to bleed out and die.  2. The man would lose his uncle.  3. He had just found his uncle again.
Output: 2
Statement: This approach requires a total time of 16 months. Choices:  1. This approach requires only one week.   2. The other approach only requires 12 months.   3. This approach requires 16 months.  
Output: 3
Statement: This approach means adopting and implementing an evolutionary approach to developing new weapon systems, improving policy to more closely approximate a knowledge-based product development process, and creating incentives for capturing and using knowledge for decision making. Choices:  1. The approach doesn't mean adopting an evolutionary approach when developing new weapon systems. 2. Weapon system development requires a willingness to adopt an evolutionary approach. 3. The evolutionary approach has been applied in other agencies with consistent success.
Output: 2
Statement: And how am I supposed to feel? Good is right. Choices:  1. I know I'm supposed to feel good. 2. I know I'm supposed to feel bad about my performance. 3. I know I'm supposed to feel good about my performance.
Output: 1
Statement: real proud of their homes and they've managed to take care of them Choices:  1. They have let their homes rot to the ground. 2. They have taken good care of their homes. 3. They have painted their homes every two years.
Output: 2
Statement: Measurement Case study methods can use two tactics for achieving measurement  multiple sources of evidence Choices:  1. There is only one tactic that should be used to improve case study methods. 2. There are two ways to get proper measurements for case studies. 3. Multiple sources of evidence and an independent review will allow case studies to be more accurate.
Output: 2
Statement: (iv) Other relevant information or requirements under Acts and Executive orders Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. Choices:  1. This is the last of the sections involved. 2. The Administrative Procedure Act, 7 USC 3. The Administrative Procedure Act addresses requirements made under acts.
Output: 3
Statement: So I come whippin' a mighty tired hoss outta Texas, an' I ain't plannin' on goin' back to any Fifth Military District!" Choices:  1. He doesn't plan on going back to any Fifth Military District because he had a bad time when he was there. 2. He doesn't plan on going back to any Fifth Military District. 3. He plans on going back to any Fifth Military District.
Output: 2
Statement: Sikhs make up just 2 percent of the population. Choices:  1. The Sikh population is slowly growing. 2. The vast majority of the population is non-Sikh. 3. Sikhs comprise the majority of the population.
Output: 2
Statement: George Pearinsky, the first European of Polish decent in space, took the brochure ('album' was just too much of an overstatement) and barked under his nose 'I didn't pay 200,000 to look at pictures.' But he had to admit that seen from that distance, Mother Earth looked particularly bad. Choices:  1. The first Polish European to be in outer space was George Pearinsky.  2. Soon there will be enough time and resources for man to make the first attempt at space travel.  3. George grabbed the brochure out of his captain's hand to tell that the didn't pay good money for pictures. 
Output: 1
Statement: The current income tax system provides preferential treatment-such as special exemptions, special deductions, and/or credits, as well as special Choices:  1. The present income tax system shows bias such as special exemption and/or deductions. 2. Everybody is treated equally and fairly in the current income tax system. 3. The current income tax systems gives unfair preference to some groups of taxpayers, to the displeasure of some.
Output: 1
Statement: Sulfates are a key factor in all areas of the United States, particularly in the East, where high humidity increases the light extinction efficiency of sulfates. Choices:  1. High humidity causes many problems in the Eastern United States.  2. Sulfates influence mostly the East of the United States. 3. Sulfates have no affect on any region in the United States more than any other.
Output: 2
Statement: What were you doing there? I asked, in lively curiosity.  Choices:  1. I knew I could get to the bottom of their presence. 2. I asked no more questions despite the lingering doubt I had. 3. With natural interest, I asked them why they were there.
Output: 3
Statement: I understand you to say that it never entered your head that the witnesses at the inquest could possibly have mistaken your voice for that of Mr. Inglethorp.  Choices:  1. There were many other people at the scene of the crime who thought that he sounded just like Mr. Inglethorp.  2. I doubt that people would ever mistake your voice for that of Mr. Inglethorp.  3. I get it that he never thought the witnesses would mistake his voice for that of Mr. Inglethorp. 
Output: 3
Statement:  Ibiza is mildly famous for its own native liqueurs. Choices:  1. The local liqueurs are Ibiza's iconic produce. 2. Ibiza's local liqueurs are well known to some. 3. Ibiza's local liqueurs have found small fame among wine enthusiasts.
Output: 2
Statement: The  1) In the Northeast, it didn't live up to billing. Choices:  1. The Northeast didn't meet up the expectations of its reputation. 2. This is the most important point to remember in all of this. 3. 1) In the Northeast, it lived up to its billing and then some.
Output: 1
Statement: and that's another and that's another interesting question should judges be elected or appointed Choices:  1. Whether judges should be elected or appointed isn't interesting. 2. Whether judges should be elected or appointed in an interesting question. 3. Whether judges should be elected or appointed is a conversation we should have.
Output: 2
Statement: She felt rather than saw Julius throw a sideways glance at her. Choices:  1. She watched carefully as Julius glanced at her. 2. She had a visceral feeling that Julius glanced at her. 3. She did not see Julius' glance at her, but she felt he did.
Output: 3
Statement: They began dive-bombing the train in groups of three or four; smashing into windows, cracking through the glass. Choices:  1. They let the train pass in peace. 2. They attacked the train and broke the windows. 3. They attacked the train and broke windows because they were upset.
Output: 2
Statement: This is a spectacular laser-assisted special-effects underwater adventure. Choices:  1. There are no special effects involved in the underwater show. 2. The special effects can cause headaches for those with epilepsy or migraines. 3. The underwater adventure is embellished with laser-assisted effects.
Output: 3
Statement: Maintenance excludes activities aimed at expanding the capacity of an asset or otherwise upgrading it to serve needs different from, or significantly greater than, those originally intended. Choices:  1. Maintenance encourages massive growth and change. 2. Maintenance avoids the need to increase the capacity of an asset. 3. Maintenance cannot accept increases of more than 2%.
Output: 2
Statement: In the nighthis eyes carry him     to unknown places. Choices:  1. He went to unfamiliar locations. 2. He stayed in places that he knew. 3. One of the unknown places was Paris, France.
Output: 1
Statement: Mr. Genz announced the deadlines for this year's TIG Requests For Proposals. Choices:  1. The deadlines announced by Mr. Genz were fast approaching.  2. The deadlines were announced by Mr. Genz.  3. Mr. Genz didn't have any announcements about anything. 
Output: 2
Statement: nice talking to you Charles bye Choices:  1. This was a nice talk about politics Charles. 2. This was a nice talk Charles. 3. I hate this talk, Tom.
Output: 2
Statement: It was beginning to rain, and I was soon pretty near soaked through. Choices:  1. It was beginning to rain, but I remembered my jacket so I stayed dry the whole time. 2. It was beginning to rain and I left my green raincoat at the cafe, so I was soon pretty soaked.  3. I was soaking wet soon after the rain began
Output: 3
Statement: For Clinton to abolish the DOE would be a bracing lesson in how to do just that. Choices:  1. It wouldn't teach anyone anything if the DOE were abolished. 2. If Clinton were to abolish the DOE, it would be a good lesson. 3. There would be difficulty in Clinton abolishing the DOE.
Output: 2
Statement: The slight variability the Commission has found in route time is ignored here for convenience. Choices:  1. The slight variability the Commission has found in route time is never ignored here for convenience. 2. The slight variability the Commission has found in route time is ignored here for convenience. 3. The slight variability the Commission has found a bird stealing commission.
Output: 2
Statement: Meeting the Federal IT Workforce Challenge, Federal CIO Council, Education and Training Committee, June 1999. Choices:  1. Meeting the Federal IT Workforce Challenge, Federal CIO Council, Education and Training Committee, June 1999. 2. Meeting the Federal IT Workforce Challenge, Federal CIO Council, Education and Training Committee, June 1999. 3. The Federal IT Workforce challenge will launch a spaceship to Jupiter.
Output: 2
Statement: The Ochterlony Monument originally named after an obscure British warrior is one of many Caletta landmarks which has not exactly taken on its new name (Shahid Minar). Choices:  1. The people of Caletta embraced the new name for the Ochterlony Monument, and it's almost never called by its former name anymore. 2. The government tried to rename many of the landmarks in Caletta, but none of the new names caught on. 3. People in Caletta haven't adopted the new name for the Ochterlony Monument.
Output: 3
Statement: At the Equal Justice Conference (EJC) held in March 2001 in San Diego, LSC and the Project for the Future of Equal Justice held the second Case Management Software pre-conference. Choices:  1. The second Case management pre-conference was held. 2. The project was canceled. 3. The EJC was held in March 2001.
Output: 3
Statement: A new Supplemental Federal Test Procedure has been added to address areas not represented in the current procedures including aggressive (high-speed and/or high acceleration) driving behavior, rapid speed fluctuations, driving behavior following startup and use of air conditioning. Choices:  1. There are no new tests for cars. 2. A new test has been added to replicate how people drive on the interstate. 3. A new test has been added to replicate how people drive.
Output: 3
Statement: Then suddenly I said a thing I could have bitten out my tongue for: "You know that Dr.  Choices:  1. I wisely kept silent and said nothing. 2. I was speaking to many people. 3. I said something but was unhappy with myself for saying it.
Output: 3
Statement: Pleasure, for Klein, is the opposite of  It's all about gratification and excess. Choices:  1. Klein, is all about gratification and excess when it comes to pleasure. 2. Klein has a rather different definition of pleasure it would seem. 3. Gratification and excess do not bring Klein pleasure.
Output: 3
Statement: For a comprehensive listing of available hotels and motels, call the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (see Accommodations on page 109). Choices:  1. There is also a list of casinos on page 109.  2. There are no hotels in Las Vegas. 3. The Accommodations for hotels and motels is on page 109.
Output: 3
Statement: Individual Inc. (in which Slate publisher Microsoft owns a minority interest) provides a high-tech clipping service called NewsPage. Choices:  1. Slate is published by the New York Times. 2. Microsoft has published Slate for ten years. 3. Slate is published by Microsoft.
Output: 3
Statement: It's the kind of high-low juxtaposition--of reference, of language, of moral importance--that Woody Allen executes so wonderfully, such as in this excerpt from The Scrolls: Whosoever shall not fall by the sword or by famine shall fall by pestilence, so why bother shaving? Choices:  1. Woody Allen executed the line beautifully and the audience was impressed. 2. Woody Allen executed the line beautifully. 3. Woody Allen executed the line awfully.
Output: 2
Statement: Common sense took over, and Drew's hand dropped from the gun butt. Choices:  1. Drew was acting out of common sense. 2. Drew was seconds away from shooting the man. 3. Unfortunately, Drew wasn't able to use his common sense.
Output: 1
Statement: Given That Experts Disagree About Whether Retirement Choices:  1. Experts have taken on approximately three camps on the issue, most vehemently disagreeing on the influence of pensions and medical care programs.  2. Expert Concurrence on Retirement 3. Retirement: Subject of Expert Disagreement
Output: 3
Statement: yeah believe it or not Choices:  1. You can choose to believe it or not to believe it. 2. It's believable. 3. It is true.
Output: 1
Statement: Stewardship Land Choices:  1. The Stewardship entitle a large sum of land. 2. Stewardship lacks land. 3. There is Land entitled to the Stewardship.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well when they went to the started with the newer engines you know when they started putting all that pollution control stuff on the older engines is where they started getting into so much you know trouble because the three fifty with all the you know like well actually i guess here within a couple of years ago anyway was the last i've paid any attention to it the three O five was that that V eight that they put in the the three quarter and and half ton van and it had all the air pump and uh Choices:  1. I still pay attention to the 305 and the V8 rules. 2. Older engines had more problems with creating pollution. 3. Older engines created more pollution because they were primarily diesel.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i mean you know he's single he's approaching fifty years old Choices:  1. He's been with her for fifty years. 2. He's still not married at nearly fifty years old. 3. He's going to be alone for the rest of his life at this rate.
Output: 2
Statement: Women dressed in black chat outside their houses; the men gather in shady squares to discuss the day's news and play p??tanque, or boules. Choices:  1. The women wear white to chat with the men outside of their houses. 2. The men gather to discuss the news, and the women dress in black to chat. 3. The women and men do not get along with each other.
Output: 2
Statement: How lovely. Choices:  1. How terrible. 2. It is nice. 3. How magnificent.
Output: 2
Statement: Monaghan's (Grafton Arcade) specializes in cashmere. Choices:  1. Monaghan's is the got to store for cashmere items. 2. Monaghan's specializes in medicine. 3. Cashmere is sold at Monaghan's.
Output: 3
Statement: that would make me nervous Choices:  1. Walking alone at night would make me nervous. 2. That would make me more confident. 3. It is something that would make me nervous.
Output: 3
Statement: Muller and most of the boys can be counted on not to cause any more than the normal pay-night disturbances. Choices:  1. Muller and the other boys will most likely not cause anymore trouble because if they do they might lose their jobs. 2. Muller and the other boys will most likely not cause anymore trouble. 3. Muller will most likely cause more trouble.
Output: 2
Statement: The huge man, Thorn, continued to watch the woman as she pulled her saber from the sand and sheathed it under her cloak. Choices:  1. The small petite man was no match for the large woman.  2. The woman was waiting for the man to look away to make a run for it. 3. The woman hid her weapon as the large man watched her.                                                   
Output: 3
Statement: The blue heat haze that surrounds the mountains and gives them their name can best be seen on warm afternoons, when it is possible to see peakofter peak stretching into the distance. Choices:  1. There is only 1 mountain. 2. The mountains give off a blue heat haze on warm afternoons. 3. There are almost 20 mountains.
Output: 2
Statement: today is his birthday yeah yeah Choices:  1. He is fifty years old today.   2. His birthday is tomorrow.   3. His birthday is today.
Output: 3
Statement: Four historic towns Elche, Crevillente, Orihuela, and Murcia line the N-340 from Alicante. Choices:  1. Built only twenty years ago, the N-340 provides easy access to historic towns. 2. Yet to completed, the N-340 would be a great way to see Elche.  3. The N-340 is lined with historic towns. 
Output: 3
Statement: Celebrating Trajan's campaigns against the Dacians in what is now Romania, the minutely detailed friezes spiraling around the column constitute a veritable textbook of Roman warfare utilizing some 2,500 figures. Choices:  1. The friezes were added to the column four centuries ago.  2. The friezes which spiral around the column depict Roman warfare in great detail.  3. The column is complete undecorated, with no artwork at all on its surface. 
Output: 2
Statement: but uh that's right i'm not yeah outside of of uh pro football i'm not too interested in other games uh other sports anyway Choices:  1. I would only be interested in attending a game if it was a pro football game. 2. I'm not really interested in any sport other than pro football. 3. I like all sports except pro football.
Output: 2
Statement: They do not understand. Choices:  1. The concepts discussed in class were to advanced for them to understand. 2. They were too stupid to understand even the simplest things. 3. Unfortunately they just don't understand.
Output: 3
Statement: Exchange transactions-- gains and losses Choices:  1. This exchange transactions pamphlet will teach you about gains and losses. 2. Exchange liabilities - benefits and boons.  3. Increases and decreases, transaction exchange.
Output: 3
Statement: uh they have a they have another program in Maryland that's called Adopt-A-Highway Choices:  1. There's a program in Maryland called Adopt-A-Highway. 2. The Adopt-a-Highway program helps keeps highways clean. 3. The program in Maryland is called Adopt-a-Puppy.
Output: 1
Statement: and the first couple weeks they did it nobody got their stuff out so they had not much participation and they were going to cancel it but then finally people started getting the message Choices:  1. They had a lot of people join right away. 2. They wanted to cancel the gym class because no one was participating. 3. They were going to cancel it after the first couple of weeks.
Output: 3
Statement: Given this range, the authors are encouraged by the relatively small deviation of the estimate from actual. Choices:  1. The authors are discouraged by the tiniest deviation. 2. The small deviation serves as encouragement for the authors. 3. The authors all majored in philosophy before becoming authors.
Output: 2
Statement: They adopted the Greeks' gods, convertingZeus into Jupiter, Aphrodite into Venus, and placing the emperor  serving the interests of the Roman state at the apex of the gods. Choices:  1. The Romans adopted the gods from the Egyptians. 2. The Romans culture was influence by the religion. 3. The Romans changed the names of the Greek gods.
Output: 3
Statement: Heading down leafy Paseo del Prado you'll find the first, and greatest, of the art museums here. Choices:  1. Heading down leafy Paseo del Prado you'll find the first, and greatest, of the art museums here due to its collection of Picasso paintings. 2. Paseo del Prado will not take you to any museum.  3. The Paseo del Prado will take you to an art museum.
Output: 3
Statement: (In Paragraph 19, Line 106, replace the words 'Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction' with the words 'seven hundred fifty million dollars. Choices:  1. The words 'Pulitzer Price for Nonfiction' need to be replaced with the words 'seven hundred fifty million dollars.' 2. The words 'Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction' need to be replaced with 'The Pell Grant.' 3. The words also need to be replaced in Pargraph 20, Line 108.
Output: 1
Statement: you mean in a year's time or what Choices:  1. Do you mean in a year's time? 2. Do you mean in a decade's time? 3. Do you mean what can happen in one year?
Output: 1
Statement: no we've only well we've been in Texas for two years little a little under two years Choices:  1. It's almost been two years since we've lived in Texas. 2. We've been in Texas over three years. 3. We plan on staying in Texas much longer.
Output: 1
Statement: well the you know it's it's kind of like wanting to talk you know and um but and then they learned to say no and it's kind of funny but they uh the the and now they get older our son's a senior in high school will talk to us but he you know you know it's mostly um no it Choices:  1. There were no seniors at our highschool. 2. They want to talk to you all the time. 3. It is important to learn how to say no.
Output: 2
Statement: The local tourist information centres at Windermere, Derwent Water, Ullswater, and Coniston Water have comprehensive information. Choices:  1. Windermere has comprehensive information available for tourists. 2. Windermere doesn't have much in the way of information at its tourist centre. 3. Despite the wealth of information, it's not unusual for tourists to still get lost in Ullswater.
Output: 1
Statement: There are few easy walks on the higher ground, but around Wast Water and in the valley bottom you can enjoy footpaths that offer panoramic views of the mountains. Choices:  1.  Around Wast Water and in the valley bottom you can an easy walk along the footpaths enjoying a panoramic view of the mountains. 2. There are many difficult paths to walk on the higher ground.  3. There are no easy paths to walk that offer good views of the mountains. 
Output: 1
Statement: Their conversations took place at precisely the moment the House reconsidered China MFN. Choices:  1. They talked about it when the House was debating China MFN which seemed suspect to some people. 2. They talked about it a month after when the House was debating China MFN. 3. They talked about it when the House was debating China MFN.
Output: 3
Statement: The sensitivity of cost to volume for a postal system can be investigated directly provided the ratio of fixed to variable costs is known by function. Choices:  1. Postal system costs are not linked to volume. 2. Postal system costs are linked to volume. 3. Postal system costs are strongly linked to volume.
Output: 2
Statement: Even though many low-income households have accumulated no wealth as they approach retirement, the researchers found that some low-income households had managed to accumulate fairly sizeable wealth. Choices:  1. It is not possible for low income households to save much money. 2. Not all low income households are unable to accumulate wealth. 3. Some low income households are able to save extra money by collecting lottery tickets.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh  well i have two small kids and so i i don't have you know much time to to go places and play sports you know i have to do something where i can do it at home and Choices:  1. I take my children to and from kindergarten.  2. I don't have much room in my schedule for going to places and playing sports. 3. I have all of the time in the world because I am childless. 
Output: 2
Statement: You might say that the young woman could come in right away. Choices:  1. You could say that the young woman left the house right away. 2. You could say that the young woman can enter the house right away. 3. You could say that the young woman can enter right away.
Output: 3
Statement: It includes a much larger sample size and longer exposure interval, and covers more locations. Choices:  1. We performed a variety of tests to confer that our results were valid. 2. The coverage of location, exposure, sample size, is much larger. 3. The coverage of location, exposure, sample size, is miniscule.
Output: 2
Statement: More importantly, it meant much needed, larger financial contributions from Paris. Choices:  1. Paris would need to give bigger contributions to the war efforts. 2. Paris would need to give bigger contributions. 3. Paris would not need to give big contributions.
Output: 2
Statement: This week, all three have cover stories about plastic surgeon to the stars Dr. Steven Hoefflin (the man who takes credit for Michael Jackson's nose) and whether he exposed and discussed the genitals of his celebrity patients while they were under anesthesia. Choices:  1. Dr. Steven Hoefflin liked to look at the genitalia of his patients. 2. Michael Jackson's nose surgery was done by Dr. Steven Hoefflin. 3. There have yet to be any stories covering Dr. Steven Hoefflin.
Output: 2
Statement: For the Alternative Estimate, a cost-of illness value is used in place of willingness-to-pay to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis. Choices:  1. In order to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis in the Alternative Estimate the cost-of-illness value is used. 2. The willingness-to-pay value is still used to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis in the Alternative Estimate. 3. The willingness-to-pay value was replaced after a lengthy discussion.
Output: 1
Statement: E-mail is less secure than snail mail or a phone call. Choices:  1. Phone call is the most insecure form of communication. 2. Email is 50% less secure than phone call. 3. E-mail is less secure than a phone call.
Output: 3
Statement: First, we said the message needs to be that white people have to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, Pepper said. Choices:  1. White people don't have to lift themselves up with much effort, really. 2. White people need to pull themselves up with their bootstraps, and that is our message, first of all. 3. We believe that White people need to pull their weight and lift themselves by their bootstraps, but they seem incapable of doing such, and this is our message that we strongly stand by.
Output: 2
Statement: At the heart of the report was a survey of 1,622 third-year law students at 117 campuses in 40 states and the District of Columbia. Choices:  1. There are lots of 3rd year law students  2. According to survey 1622 3rd year law students in 117 campuses in 40 states and DC  3. 0 3rd year law students in DC 
Output: 2
Statement: i'm going to have to try and do that Choices:  1. I may do that 2. I will do that 3. I wont do that. 
Output: 2
Statement: Using econometric modeling techniques applied to our sample of households, we are able recover an estimate of the demand function Choices:  1. We have a new estimate of the demand function. 2. We were not able to get an estimate from these modeling techniques. 3. The economic modeling techniques applied are the best we've seen.
Output: 1
Statement: After scenario development, the second step of the benefits analysis is the estimation of the effect of the Clear Skies Act on emissions sources. Choices:  1. There is not order to the scenario development.  2. The 2nd step of the benefits analysis is estimating the effect of the Clear Skies Act on sources of emissions. 3. The 1st step of the benefits analysis is authorising the Clear Skies Act.
Output: 2
Statement: Outside Baillif is the best preserved of the sugar-mill watchtowers erected by the famous militant priest, Pyre Labat . Choices:  1. Famous militant priest, Pyre, Labat, had sugar-mill watchtowers erected. 2. Baillif is home to the most sugar-mills in the world. 3. Pyre Labat was known primarily for his ditch-digging skills.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm sure blackmailers never arrive in buses! Choices:  1. I am sure all blackmailers travel by bus. 2. I am sure blackmailers only travel by air. 3. I am pretty certain blackmailers do not travel by bus.
Output: 3
Statement: you know not able to get there or or for whatever reason so uh i don't know Choices:  1. I don't know why you wouldn't be able to get to the store. 2. I know why you wouldn't be able to. 3. I don't know why you wouldn't be able to get there.
Output: 3
Statement: The Tight-Lipped Republicans are not to be confused with the Moderates , who may not vote for conviction. Choices:  1. Moderates and Republicans have exactly the same ideals. 2. Moderates may not vote for conviction which makes them different from Republicans. 3. The Republicans are in full support of conviction.
Output: 2
Statement: It's double Dutch to me." Choices:  1. It is child's play to me. 2. It is too difficult for me. 3. I can do this with minimal effort.
Output: 1
Statement: right right yeah it it would almost be like a a uh Choices:  1. It is near enough to be exact 2. Yes, it's close 3. It's nothing like that
Output: 2
Statement: Nearby is the Outer Chamber of Mary, Queen of Scots, where she socialized with her favorites and debated religion with John Knox. Choices:  1. John Knox and Mary argued over which brand of Christianity was best. 2. Mary was the Queen of Scots. 3. The Queen of Scots never discussed matters of religion.
Output: 2
Statement: The track continues down through the Lower City past Roman remains and the ruins of a huge Byzantine church, to the museum. Choices:  1. The track leads through Roman remains and to the ruins of a Byzantine church.   2. The track is the only path to the ruins huge Byzantine church.   3. There are no Roman remains in the area.  
Output: 1
Statement: But in fact Boulaye had advocated supporting a party, meaning the Conservative Party. Choices:  1. Boulaye was a liberal and advocated their policies. 2. Boulaye was an advocate of supporting the Conservative Party. 3. Boulaye campaigned and lobbied for the Conservative Party.
Output: 2
Statement: It would be very interesting to perform the same experiment with, say, medical journals instead of economics journals. Choices:  1. Experiments will be very different using medical journals. 2. It would be pointless to repeat the same experiment with a different subject. 3. The same test should be performed using a different type of journal.
Output: 3
Statement: If we are right, Miss Howard, on whose side are you then?" Choices:  1. We are counting on you to help us. 2. Poirot decided that Miss Howard must be kept in the dark. 3. Are you with us or against us, Miss Howard?
Output: 3
Statement: i mean that's their policy they never fire anybody unless you're caught doing something illegally Choices:  1. They'll fire you for not doing illegal things. 2. Their policy is to only fire somebody doing illegal things. 3. They will fire you if come to work high on marijuana.
Output: 2
Statement: oh, I'm sorry--are we out of time? Choices:  1. The time was limited. 2. We had more time. 3. I apologize
Output: 3
Statement: okay you know basically the size of uh the area around Richardson Choices:  1. So it's about the same size as the area around Richardson. 2. Far, far bigger than the area around Richardson. 3. It's located about 30 miles away from Richardson.
Output: 1
Statement: To the South Choices:  1. To the north. 2. South of it 3. The south is a good area.
Output: 2
Statement: Certainly not. We all trooped out into the corridor, leaving the two doctors alone, and I heard the key turned in the lock behind us.  Choices:  1. The doctors conducted their work.  2. We stayed with the doctors.  3. We left the two doctors alone and locked the door. 
Output: 3
Statement: Earthquakes! Sather Karf whispered. Choices:  1. Sather Karf spoke quietly. 2. They suspected earthquakes were the cause of the issue. 3. Sather Karf yelled out.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah no we're we're not we're not the Tar Heels Choices:  1. We are not the Tar Heels 2.  we are the Tar Heels 3.  we cheer for Duke
Output: 1
Statement: Thorn and Vrenna, take the west. Choices:  1. Thorn and Vrenna should take the west. 2. Thorn and Vrenna should take the west for this battle. 3. Thorn and Vrenna should take the east.
Output: 1
Statement: Eighty-nine engineering regulations were thereby consolidated into 7, and the number of pages of Corps' regulations was reduced from 1,596 to 306. Choices:  1. 89% engineering regulations were consolidated into 29. 2. 89% engineering regulations were consolidated into 7 small pamphlets. 3. 89% engineering regulations were consolidated into 7.
Output: 3
Statement: Immigration, landlord-tenant disputes and even criminal cases are the specialty of his East New York Legal Services Corp. on New Lots Ave. Choices:  1. East New York Legal Services Corp is now closed. 2. He does pro-bono work with the East New York Legal Services Corp. 3. He has done pro-bono work with East New York Legal Services Corp for 20 years.
Output: 2
Statement: Grattan succeeded in having most of the penal laws against the Catholics repealed. Choices:  1. The penal laws were eventually repealed but not by the efforts of Grattan. 2. The penal laws were eventually repealed through the work of Grattan. 3. Grattan felt that the penal laws were unfair.
Output: 2
Statement: Not terribly analytical about his politics, Will is a trenchant rationalist when it comes to hardball. Choices:  1. Will is a rationalist in the political arena. 2. Will is very irrational. 3. Will is a rationalist when it comes to understanding political theory.
Output: 1
Statement: OMB noted that the guide and the practices suggested in it will help federal agencies as they implement GPRA. Choices:  1. It was suggested in the guide and practices that it will help federal agencies.  2. Federal agencies need a lot of different help implementing GPRA.  3. The guide and practices suggested it won't help at all. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh okay well um-hum well i thought i heard a little Tennessee in  there Choices:  1. I have a similar accent.  2. I thought I heard a bit of German in there. 3. I thought I heard a bit of Tennessee.
Output: 3
Statement: Under the leadership of an implementation committee created in the wake of the report, over the next five years a number of steps were taken to increase and support pro bono participation in the delivery of civil legal assistance, support pro se litigants, increase IOLTA participation, and eliminate barriers to access. Choices:  1. Certain steps were taken in the support of pro bono participation. 2. The work that was expected to be done by the implementation committee had to be done in 6 months. 3. Money was offered for solutions meant to eliminate barriers to access. 
Output: 1
Statement: Source for householdlevel postage expenditures and other non-durable goods expenditures. Choices:  1. Postage costs only amount to a small fraction of the budget. 2. Postage and goods expenses. 3. We have no idea how much is spent on postage.
Output: 2
Statement: Directly opposite is another famous landmark, the YMCA Building (built in 1928 1933), with a very handsome Art-Nouveau tower . Choices:  1. The YMCA building is not there, it is across town. 2. The YMCA Building and the Art Nouveau tower are there.  3. You can't miss the famous landmarks.
Output: 2
Statement: There would be little honor in this battle or the ones to come. Choices:  1. The battles were going to occur weekly. 2. The battles here honorable and they had ended. 3. The battles would continue
Output: 3
Statement: Jon saw it through the big man's eyes. Choices:  1. Jon could see it in the small man's eye. 2. Jon could see it in the other man's eyeballs.  3. Jon could see in the man's eyes that he was lying. 
Output: 2