niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The Democratic senator opposed the Gulf War because Saddam Hussein is no Hitler, and the control of Kuwaiti oil was not a cause worth dying for. Choices:  1. The senator was a Democrat who did not support the Gulf War.  2. The Republican senator did not support the Gulf War because he didn't think Kuwait Oil was worth dying over.  3. The Senator from Vermont did not think the Gulf War was something that we should have died over. 
Output: 1
Statement: So the last hope of solving the mystery, by means of Mrs. Inglethorp's correspondence on the fatal evening, had to be abandoned.  Choices:  1. There was still hope of solving the mystery. 2. The police had been looking into Mrs. Inglethorp's death. 3. There was now no hope of solving the mystery.
Output: 3
Statement: Whether the service emerges as an adaptation from primary care or as an innovation from the ED is less important than whether it can be evaluated to the satisfaction of those who make key decisions about whether it becomes part of standard practice. Choices:  1. Key decision makers are not important to decided things. 2. Key decision makers are highly regarded in any respected field. 3. Those who make key decisions are more important than whether or not the service becomes standard practice.
Output: 3
Statement: An excerpt is also available. Choices:  1. An excerpt of the podcast is available at the store. 2. nothing is available. 3. An excerpt is available.
Output: 3
Statement: they could of had a lottery they don't want a lottery why not i would rather pay for a lottery a dollar two three dollars whatever i'm paying you know a week or whatever Choices:  1. A lottery system is what we could focus on. I would rather pay a few dollars a week. 2. A lottery system is not a concrete platform. 3. A lottery system where everyone pays a few dollars a week is what could work. 
Output: 1
Statement: It was moved here from Mespil House and is called the Hibernia Ceiling.  Choices:  1.  The Hibernia Ceiling resides in the Mespil House. 2. Mespil House is open to the public. 3. The Hibernia Ceiling was moved from the Mespil House.
Output: 3
Statement: but i'm at the uh Melpar division here in uh Falls Church Choices:  1. I am at the Melpar division in Falls Church. 2. I have always been a member of Falls Church. 3. I have never stepped foot near Falls Church.
Output: 1
Statement: Look, I paid 20 bucks for this rag, and I want all of it. Choices:  1. They paid $20 for a rag and want it in full. 2. They paid $20 for a rag and some sweets 3. They paid $40 for a rag and want it in full.
Output: 1
Statement: The survey results were then used to guide improvement initiatives. Choices:  1. The results were not used to make changes. 2. The results were used to make changes. 3. The results were used to make changes to the funding goals.
Output: 2
Statement: After the claustrophobic rough and tumble of the dimly-lit medieval souqs, stepping into this area is like entering an oasis of light, space, cleanliness, and tranquillity. Choices:  1. Going into the area will make you feel claustrophobic after since you just came from a wide open area. 2. The area is a great place to sit down and rest. 3. Stepping into the area is peaceful and tranquil.
Output: 3
Statement: The archaeological museum on a square next to the cable car station (a new building is under construction near the main bus station, which will eventually house the collection) features pottery and other artifacts found on the island. Choices:  1. The museum is next to the cable car station. 2. Many tourists disembark from the cable car station to see the museum. 3. The museum has many artifacts from China.
Output: 1
Statement: i i'm thinking it might have been the kind of deal where her husband was governor and he died or something Choices:  1. She inherited the position.  2. I think her husband was governor, and then when he died, he passed it to her.  3. She was elected into office. 
Output: 2
Statement: In the Sunday papers a brief notice of the sudden death of Sir James Peel Edgerton, the famous K.C., had appeared. Choices:  1. Sir James Peel Edgerton's death was reported in the news.  2. Sir James Peel Edgerton's death was quiet and unnoticed.  3. Sir James Peel Edgerton's obituary can be read on the New York Times. 
Output: 1
Statement: The premiere show jumping event is the Kerrygold Horse Show at the RDS. Choices:  1. The Kerrygold Horse Show is the main event. 2. The Kerrygold Horse Show is the premiere show. 3. At the RDS there are only dog fighting shows.
Output: 2
Statement: The second step-initial testing-can be done by applying logical tests to electronic data files or hard copy reports. Choices:  1. Hard copy reports can be used during the second stage of testing. 2. Testers generally prefer electronic data over the hard copy reports. 3. Logical tests are theorized about but not applied during the second step of testing.
Output: 1
Statement: The federal government uses tax incentives to encourage particular forms of investment. Choices:  1. The government also uses certain tax penalties to discourage particular forms of investment. 2. The government doesn't use any incentives to try and encourage investments. 3. The government tries to encourage certain types of investment.
Output: 3
Statement: It may also have taken time for women to perceive the increased willingness of men to leave them if they demanded marriage. Choices:  1. Women thought men were more willing to leave them if they wanted to get married within the first year. 2. Women thought men were more willing to leave them if they wanted to get married. 3. Women thought men were more willing to leave them if they didn't want to get married.
Output: 2
Statement: and in addition revises the interpretation of the phrase otherwise use which is undefined in the acts but is one of three activities Choices:  1. The term "otherwise use" had an interpretation that was already provided by the first act. 2. The term "otherwise use" was left undefined in the original legislation. 3. The revised interpretation makes it easier to apply the acts.
Output: 2
Statement: that makes my foot how'd you do that in aerobics Choices:  1. What method did you use to be able to do that in aerobics? 2. I know how you do that. 3. You shouldn't be able to do that, how do you do that.
Output: 1
Statement: The blade was wide and thick, like a single slab of sharpened steel. Choices:  1. It was a thick blade, like steel.  2. It was a wide, thick blade and he would use it to cut the man's head off.  3. The blade was thin and wobbly, like a piece of paper. 
Output: 1
Statement: Water for these two uses should come from the same source. Choices:  1. Liquid water for those two usages should derive from the same location. 2. Water for these two uses should not originate from the same source. 3. The source has adequate store of water.
Output: 1
Statement: For scenario C, program spending increased by $1. Choices:  1. Program spending went up by $1 2. The program spent too much money  3. Program spending plummeted 
Output: 1
Statement: Despite their 17th-century origins, these gardens avoid the rigid geometry of the Tuileries and Ver?­sailles. Choices:  1. Unlike Tuileries and Versailles, these gardens do not have a type of rigid geometry associated with the 17th century. 2. These gardens have a free-flowing and random style that would become typical of the 18th century. 3. Just as in Tuileries, these gardens have a rigid geometry befitting their 17th-century origins.
Output: 1
Statement: Savings would be achieved if the combined costs of (1) examining the sample and (2) projected losses due to undetected errors on invoices not examined are less than the administrative cost of examining all invoices. Choices:  1. Savings could be had if the sample was examined and errors are detected.  2. Savings could not be had by looking at sample error rates.  3. Savings would be achieved if the sample is an accurate representation.
Output: 1
Statement: From inside the vast atrium you can view the whole structure as well as the mechanical workings of the building. Choices:  1. The whole structure cannot be seen from the atrium. 2. Visitors can actually reach out and touch the gears in the building. 3. The mechanics of the building can be seen from the atrium.
Output: 3
Statement: On the square's third (south) side is the very interesting Museu de Arte Sacra (Museum of Sacred Art), housed in what was a 17th-century palace, formerly the Bishop of Funchal's residence. Choices:  1. The Bishop of Funchal lived in a very elegant palace. 2. The Museu de Arte Sacra is located in the palace that was once the house of the Bishop of Funchal. 3. The Museu de Arte Sacra is located in a 20th century warehouse.
Output: 2
Statement: It is time to examine whether the financial benefits of trying to make use of frequent flyer benefits would be outweighed by the recruiting and retention benefits of allowing personal use of those benefits. Choices:  1. Frequent flier miles might not be a good idea for the airplane companies. 2. Frequent flier miles need to be left the way they are. 3. It should be looked into as to whether frequent flier miles are worth it.
Output: 3
Statement: In fact, CBO estimates that 1 percent of the total annual spending will be for administrative costs, but that a proportionate share of the costs to currently administer these agencies will be transferred. Choices:  1. 1 percent of the total annual spending will be for administrative costs as estimated by CBO. 2. 1 percent of the total annual spending will be for administrative costs as estimated by CBO, said the news. 3. 5 percent of the total annual spending will be for administrative costs as estimated by CBO.
Output: 1
Statement: This is Ohana's first hotel on Maui, equipped with a pool and tennis courts. Choices:  1. Ohana has one hotel in Maui. 2. Ohana does not currently have any hotels in Maui. 3. Ohana will eventually have multiple hotels in Maui.
Output: 1
Statement: The friezes are more sophisticated, showing archers riding elephants and a king of Kalinga reclining with his queen. Choices:  1. The friezes are extremely popular and all over the internet. 2. The friezes show archers on elephants and the king of Kalinga resting with his queen. 3. The friezes are not sophisticated at all.
Output: 2
Statement: seven to ten minutes and then you can make chocolate or you can take it off and when it cools a little you put um really good vanilla favoring in it and some butter and that makes French vanilla um custard Choices:  1. Vanilla flavoring always makes chocolate stuff taste better. 2. After seven to ten minutes, you cannot flavor it anymore. 3. You can make it chocolate after seven to ten minutes.
Output: 3
Statement: Since he had probably resigned himself to failure from the beginning, he kept up a confident exterior to the end. Choices:  1. He acted confidently because he probably had resigned himself to failure from the beginning. 2. He acted confidently because he probably had resigned himself to failure from the beginning, said his mother. 3. He acted insecure because he probably had resigned himself to failure from the beginning.
Output: 1
Statement: To the west of Naoussa is Kolymbithres, a growing resort whose beaches are surrounded by strange rock features that are folded by immense natural forces and eroded by the wind. Choices:  1. Strange rock features found at Kolymithres is picturesque. 2. Kolymbithres is a resort located west of Naoussa. 3. Kolymbithres is a resort located east of Naoussa.
Output: 2
Statement: to the cathedral and the Renaissance courtyard of the 15th-century Palazzo Ducale. Choices:  1. The Palazzo Ducale was from the 10th century. 2. The cathedral is the most beautiful building in the region. 3. The Palazza Ducale was from the 15th century.
Output: 3
Statement: oh okay and uh uh we're not to have much mutual interest there but i'm curious uh uh what class are they class A Choices:  1. We don't share much mutual interest. 2. We have similar interests in everything. 3. Our interests are in two entirely different species of frogs.
Output: 1
Statement: Although she disliked and distrusted him instinctively, she was inclined to acquit him of the particular motive which she had at first attributed to him. Choices:  1. She did not want to trust him; she considered him to be sketchy. 2. She believes that although he is a kind and honest man, he has a motive in the crime. 3. She was persecuting him for several crimes.
Output: 1
Statement: Spectator  Ireland's most famous sport, horse racing, takes place at Leopardstown; The Curragh is the headquarters of flat racing, and the home of National Hunt racing is Punchestown in Kildare. Choices:  1. Curragh has the most flat racing in Ireland. 2. Kildare is the home of the national Hunt racing. 3. Ireland does not host any horse racing events.
Output: 2
Statement: I have not asked other attorneys to handle cases, so I havent been turned down, Frank Smith said.  Choices:  1. Frank did not ask other attorneys to handle cases. 2. Frank asked about the cases. 3. Frank would have been turned down if he asked.
Output: 1
Statement: My wife of eight years is starting to make me wonder if she is mature enough to even be married. Choices:  1. My wife is the most mature person I've ever met. 2. My wife is immature. 3. My wife is too immature to be married to.
Output: 2
Statement: our framework for human capital self-assessment is being used at other agencies, Choices:  1. There is no framework for human capital self-assessment. 2. The framework was developed over several years. 3. A framework for human capital self-assessment is used at some agencies.
Output: 3
Statement: Democrats complain that given the amount of time they spend with Geraldo, diGenova and Toensing can't possibly be doing their government job. Choices:  1. diGenova and Toensing have never met Geraldo.  2. diGenova and Toensing spend a lot of time with Geraldo.  3. It is inappropriate for diGenova and Toensing to spend so much time with Geraldo. 
Output: 2
Statement: The enemy had over three hours' start. Choices:  1. The enemy was nearby.   2. The enemy was ahead of us by about three hours.   3. A three hour lead would be insurmountable.  
Output: 2
Statement: yeah out here in California there's a program like that for uh juvenile delinquents the the ones that are not dangerous and they don't have to be locked up go to these uh camps Choices:  1. There are no camps. 2. There are camps in California for these juvenile delinquents. 3. They are not dangerous
Output: 2
Statement: For centuries the women of Mojacar were kept behind the veil, and the place is still known as the Village of the Covered Ones.  Choices:  1. The name the Village of Covered Ones comes from the Mojacar tradition of covering up their dead in cloth. 2. Men were not allowed to look upon the faces of women. 3. In the past, Mojacar women stayed behind the veil, which is how the place got its name.
Output: 3
Statement: Phoenix Park in the northwest is the largest open space, but squares like St. Stephen's Green are the garden oases of the city. Choices:  1. St. Stephen's Green is a more popular space than Phoenix Park.  2. Phoenix Park is the smallest open space in the northwest.  3. Despite Phoenix Park being the largest open space, squares like St. Stephen's Green are garden oases. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh well i know in i personally took a year and a half and went as a missionary and taught Christianity in Japan Choices:  1. I was a missionary for my Baptist church. 2. I was a missionary. 3. I'm not religious.
Output: 2
Statement: oh that's one it's one thing yeah Buffalo's lucky though to have uh Jim Kelly then now he's the number one rated quarterback in the NFL i think i'm pretty sure he was this past season and uh Choices:  1. He is the best. 2. They are unlucky to have him. 3. He is number one.
Output: 3
Statement: Since Hindus battled Muslims until the end of the 16th century, they were by no means united. Choices:  1. Muslims and Hindus battled until the end of the 16th century. 2. Muslims and Hindus thought that there should be a single religion. 3. Muslims and Hindus have always lived in beach with each other.
Output: 1
Statement: As indicated in the table, the Clear Skies Act yields relatively modest air quality improvements for about one-fourth of the US population (i.e. Choices:  1. The Clear Skies Act doesn't enforce strong enough measures. 2. There are no improvements yielded at all by the Clear Skies Act. 3. There are small improvements to air quality yielded by the Clear Skies Act.
Output: 3
Statement: Free pick up service. Choices:  1. Pickup service for $12.  2. Free laundry pickup. 3. Pick up service at no charge. 
Output: 3
Statement: retention period established for audit documentation and is safeguarded through sound computer security. Choices:  1. Retention period is guarded through computer security. 2. Their computer security has not been breeched. 3. The computer security was not established through audit documentation.
Output: 1
Statement: hm how long is this going to go on do you know Choices:  1. I'm leaving in five minutes once this is finished. 2. I have another appointment to get to. 3. Do you know how long this will last?
Output: 3
Statement: The judiciary is very supportive, with the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, being deeply engaged in planning efforts. Choices:  1. The judiciary believe change is necessary. 2. The legal side of the government is very supportive. 3. The legal side of the government is not supportive.
Output: 2
Statement: The miners were in the western hills in the salt mines. Choices:  1. The miners were in the salt mines in the western hills looking for their friends. 2. The miners were in the salt mines in the western hills. 3. The miners were in the coal mines in the western hills.
Output: 2
Statement: It is in the hands of Mr. Brown. Choices:  1. Mr. Brown is responsible for it. 2. It is out of Mr. Brown's reach. 3. Mr. Brown has fully control of it.
Output: 1
Statement: Suppose that Unsolved Mysteries called you with news of a long-lost identical twin. Choices:  1. They wanted to confuse them. 2. What if they wanted to let you know that you were indeed an only child? 3. What if they told you that you had a sibling you never knew existed?
Output: 3
Statement: Evidence should be sufficient, competent, and relevant to support a sound basis for audit findings, conclusions, and recommendations. Choices:  1. Evidence should be relevant to be used in audit findings. 2. Evidence should be relevant to be used in audit findings, especially in health care. 3. Evidence doesn't necessarily need to be relevant to be used in audit findings.
Output: 1
Statement: Opened in late 1996, it houses over 12,000,000 books and has a state-of-the-art electronic retrieval system that's open to the general public and research scholars. Choices:  1. The library is huge and a wonderful place for book lovers.  2. There are so many books available as well as an electronic system to find them. 3. There are only 5 books available so there isn't a need for an electronic retrieval system. 
Output: 2
Statement: Julia Sweeney chose to take the story of her brother's illness and hers to the stage and then the screen; Pauline Kael made no such decision, which is why Rushmore director Wes Anderson's New York Times account of visiting the retired New Yorker critic seemed an unseemly invasion of privacy. Choices:  1. Julia Sweeney's brother died. 2. Julia Sweeney's brother was ill. 3. Julia Sweeney's brother was the epitome of health.
Output: 2
Statement: well i would have too i that's the same that's that's i don't understand that obvious i think football is much more strenuous than baseball Choices:  1. I believe football is more stressful and intensive than the sport of baseball. 2. I clearly understand what is obvious and have the view that baseball is much harder on the body than football. 3. Football is physically more intensive because of all the contact involved.
Output: 1
Statement: Rouen is the ancient center of Normandy's thriving textile industry, and the place of Joan of Arc's martyrdom ' a national symbol of resistance to tyranny. Choices:  1. Lots of textiles are produced in Normandy, and especially in Rouen. 2. Joan of Arc was born and raised in Rouen. 3. No textiles are produced in Rouen, though the city is known for its pottery.
Output: 1
Statement: He has more bread, said the Kal. Choices:  1. The Kal didn't know where to find more bread. 2. The Kal knew someone had more bread. 3. The Kal new someone had ten loaves of bread.
Output: 2
Statement: The soldiers stripped Jesus of his clothes (Matt. 27:35), which they later divided among themselves. Choices:  1. They wanted to wear Jesus' clothes. 2. They divided the clothes they stole. 3. They gave Jesus some clothes to wear.
Output: 2
Statement: The beautifully ornamented First Temple was completed about 960 b.c. , built on what had been the ceremonial high point of earlier Canaanite Jerusalem. Choices:  1. The First Temple has always been a run-down structure. 2. The First Temple is good-looking and old. 3. The First Temple was very expensive to build.
Output: 2
Statement: He tapped it, and it rang. Choices:  1. After he tapped it it rang. 2. He never touched the phone, then it rang. 3. After he tapped the phone it rang.
Output: 1
Statement: Reading this book helped me see that I am a minimal realist. Choices:  1. I read this book and did not learn anything new from it. 2. I saw that I am a minimal realist, with the help of this book. 3. If you read this book, it could also help you realize something about yourself.
Output: 2
Statement: and i remember when she was at you know at that age and and how she was and that that's exactly of course there was only one of her it wasn't twins Choices:  1. I remember when she was two years old. 2. I don't remember what she was like at that age. 3. I remember when she was that age.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh but don't don't you Choices:  1. Do you not? 2. You do. 3. Do you not want to go to Mars?
Output: 1
Statement: I felt the need to respond to this. Choices:  1. I saw no need to respond. 2.  I felt like I wanted to respond here. 3. Responding this was something I felt I should do.
Output: 3
Statement: To hold its senior executives accountable for improved products and services, VBA set targets for executives to achieve, such as the abandoned telephone call rate-the percentage of callers who get through to VBA, but are put on hold and hang up before being connected to an employee. Choices:  1. Senior executives are not helpful in improving what the agency does. 2. Senior executives are helpful in improving the development of new products. 3. Senior executives are helpful in improving what the agency does.
Output: 3
Statement: Tunnels collapse. Choices:  1. The tunnels have collapsed. 2. Tunnels collapse due to heavy rain. 3. Tunnels do not collapse.
Output: 1
Statement: Simple Random A method for drawing a sample from a population such that all samples of a given size have equal Choices:  1. All population samples are not equal. 2. The method is easier than all other methods. 3. There is a simple Random A method used to draw a sample.
Output: 3
Statement: It was no good worrying. Choices:  1. Worry only causes problems for you. 2. It makes nothing any better to worry.  3. The best thing that you can do in this situation is worry. 
Output: 2
Statement: What? Tommy wheeled round upon him. Choices:  1. Tommy turned quickly around to look at him. 2. Tommy never even turned around. 3. Tommy was upset about what he had said.
Output: 1
Statement: CA'DAAN'S UNCLE KNOWS WHO THEY ARE AND WHY THEY ARE HERE. Choices:  1. Ca'daan's uncle told them all about the situation. 2. Ca'daan's uncle knew a lot about the situation. 3. Ca'daan's uncle knew nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: Conversation often took the form of elegant exchanges of improvised verse. Choices:  1. Conversation was always greatly lacking in any elegance. 2. Sometimes conversation was awkward and ungraceful in the extreme. 3. Improvised verse was frequently a feature of conversation.
Output: 3
Statement: The original rosewindow and elegant porch survive and the French Gothic interior is beautifully restored. Choices:  1. The entire building was restored in a French Gothic style. 2. The building's interior is restored, but its window and porch were preserved. 3. The rosewindow and porch are highly embellished with decoration to match the French Gothic interior.
Output: 2
Statement: Educational Communications and Technology Choices:  1. No communicating in education  2. Education communications and technology  3. Communicating in education is related to technology 
Output: 2
Statement:  After the death of Franco in 1975, King Juan Carlos I restored democracy to Spain. Choices:  1. Without Franco's death, Spain would've remained a dictatorship. 2. The King stepped in to reinstate democracy. 3. After Franco's death, King Juan Carlos became president-for-life.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah but the little thing etched in it say objects are are closer than they appear or something Choices:  1. Yes, but I am referring to that sticker that says, objects are closer than they appear. 2. I am talking about my rear view mirror where it states "objects may be closer than they appear." 3. No, I am not talking about the thing etched on the rear view morror.
Output: 1
Statement: uh it's fairly sheltered waters right there and uh you don't need any fancy navigation equipment because you can see all your destinations from one spot Choices:  1. The view of all the destinations is spectacular. 2. The view is restricted, you would need navigation equipment to see. 3. There is no need for navigation equipment as you can see all destinations from one spot.
Output: 3
Statement: Some stores are more like small museums, offering exquisite examples of the finest craftsmanship. Choices:  1. The stores are like small museums that offer wonderful examples of the finest craftsmanship. 2. The same stores are closer to massive museums. 3. There are many things about the stores that are appealing to many people.
Output: 1
Statement: so you can kind of go in there and just bring your sleeping bag Choices:  1. You can bring your sleeping bag when you go there. 2. Sleeping bags aren't comfortable but you can bring them. 3. You can't bring sleeping bags, they are forbidden.
Output: 1
Statement: Formally documenting or, in the case of public-sector organizations, legislating, CIO roles and responsibilities can help in managing performance and expectations of both the enterprise and the CIO. Choices:  1. Documenting CIO roles helps manage employee expectations. 2. Documenting CIO roles helps manage expectations. 3. Documenting CIO roles makes it difficult to manage expectations.
Output: 2
Statement: well well you'll have to  start working on your machines because that's nice that you have those things Choices:  1. You need to work to make your machines better. 2. Your machines are pretty bad. 3. It's great you have your machines.
Output: 3
Statement: The great port city of Genoa made the Mediterranean more or less safe for respectable traders, and the rest of the coast settled down to some quiet fishing, sailing, and harmless traffic in postcards and suntan lotion. Choices:  1. The great port city of Sicily made the Mediterranean more or less dangerous for respectable traders. 2. Genoa is a port city in the Mediterranean that is safe for traders. 3. Genoa was the trading capital of the entire Mediterranean.
Output: 2
Statement: and some nights i'll come home from work like i did last night and with rain in the forecast and the lawn was getting pretty high i said i got to mow the lawn but i want to go out and run now which do i do first Choices:  1. I run for an hour each day after work. 2. I skipped work to mow the lawn. 3. I'm going to run before mowing the lawn.
Output: 3
Statement: According to a VA official, relevant portions of Executive Order Choices:  1. VA officials are only authorized to govern according to a committee certified code. 2. VA officials referred to portions of Executive Order. 3. The Executive Order supported official's claims.
Output: 2
Statement: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) reviewed the rule as an economically significant regulatory action under Executive Order 12866. Choices:  1. The OMB never reviewed the rule  2. The OMB reviewed the rule as a part of its yearly routine 3. The OMB reviewed the rule as an economically significant regulatory action under an executive order.
Output: 3
Statement: Looking across the Kidron Valley, one's eye is immediately drawn to the golden Dome of the Rock and its brilliantly colored tiles. Choices:  1. One's eye is drawn to the amazing tiles. 2. No one will notice the golden Dome of the Rock. 3. The tiles are the main feature of the Dome of the Rock.
Output: 1
Statement: He said many people are asking if they can give it to their children to put it in a trust for them. Choices:  1. Many people wonder whether it can be placed into a trust for their children. 2. A trust is a safe way to keep money, especially when it's being passed onto children in this sort of circumstance. 3. Many people are simply curious as to whether it can be immediately liquidated.
Output: 1
Statement: He'd assumed that the sun of this world must be above the sky, but he'd been wrong; like the other heavenly bodies, it had been embedded inside the shell. Choices:  1. The sun never rose again. 2. He wrongly thought that the sun of his world was above the sky. 3. The sun was part of a massive shell.
Output: 2
Statement: When did you first suspect John Cavendish? I asked, after a minute or two.  Choices:  1. John Cavendish was suspected of murder. 2. I asked immediately when John Cavendish had been first suspected. 3. I spoke after a minute or two, asking when John Cavendish was first suspected.
Output: 3
Statement: in fact i went up there visiting i had a friend at Davidson one time and i went up there visiting him and and he took me out running through the trails in the piney woods up there and i just loved it Choices:  1. The piney woods were located ten miles from Davidson 2. I've never visited up there and I'm not much interested in running anyway  3. I had a really great time when i went running with a friend in the piney woods near Davidson
Output: 3
Statement: i don't really have much more to say Choices:  1. I don't have a lot left to say. 2. I don't have anything else to say. 3. I have plenty more to say.
Output: 2
Statement: Need any help, son?"Drew shook his head, wanting to bring Shiloh under full control at a rate which would quiet the colt before they headed back to the furor about the finish line. Choices:  1. Drew was trying to calm Shiloh down. 2. Drew was feeding Shiloh. 3. Drew was trying to calm Shiloh down because he was getting restless.
Output: 1
Statement: Rest assured. Choices:  1. Don't worry, we'll find the burglar.  2. Don't worry. 3. Please worry about it. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Washington Post 's Lloyd Rose calls the production a preachy bore. Choices:  1. Lloyd Rose of The Washington Post was not entertained by the production. 2. This old-fashioned Christian moral tale has little to no creative skill behind it. 3. Lloyd Rose loved the production and responded to its closing act with hearty applause.
Output: 1
Statement: that raises questions about how thoroughly evolution explains everything, argues Bill Kristol. Choices:  1. It raises questions on the validity of evolution.  2. Evolution has questions that need to be answered.  3. Evolution has been thoroughly examined and explained. 
Output: 1
Statement: Additional years' data also may be reported if such data would provide a better indication of the nature of the investment. Choices:  1. Older data cannot be reported, even if it would show a better indication of the investment. 2. Older data can be reported if  it would show a better indication of the investment into the schools. 3. Older data can be reported if  it would show a better indication of the investment.
Output: 3
Statement: The winner was whoever fired first. Choices:  1. The one who fires last would be the winner.  2. The person who was the winner would get a free meal.  3. Whoever was the one who fired first was going to be called the winner.
Output: 3
Statement: What does LSC mean when it talks about state planning? Choices:  1. LSC is not involved in state planning. 2. LSC can be involved in state urban planning. 3. LSC can be involved in state planning.
Output: 3
Statement: The renowned Theban queen Nefertari, wife of Ramses II, has the most ornate tomb (number 66) but it is not always accessible. Choices:  1. The tomb of Queen Nefertari can only be accessed on Mondays and Tuesdays.  2. The most ornately-designed tomb houses the wife of Ramses II, Queen Nefertari.  3. The plainest of all of the tombs is the one which houses Queen Nefertari.
Output: 2
Statement: A minimum of three days is necessary to see a good portion of the island; a week allows a visitor to do it justice and take the time to enjoy its scenic outdoors at a relaxed pace. Choices:  1. The hectic pace of a 3 day tour is difficult to sell people on. 2. In order to see quite a bit of the island, you'll need at least 3 days. 3. You can see the entire island in 1 day or less.
Output: 2
Statement: Examining consistency of evidence across different types of data sources is akin to verification. Choices:  1. Evidence can be consistent. 2. Evidence can never be consistent.  3. Evidence is always consistent.
Output: 1
Statement: In one hall, there are a dozen splendid 17th-century tapestries based on original Rubens drawings. Choices:  1. Ruben's drawings inspire all the tapestries in the hall. 2. There are no tapestries left that are based on Ruben's art. 3. There are 12 tapestries based on Ruben's drawings in one hall.
Output: 3
Statement: Visitors can hire a boat on the park lake, swim in the pool, or check out the zoo (built in 1972), where 150 kinds of animals pace back and forth behind moats, not bars. Choices:  1. There are no activities for visitors. 2. There are many activities for visitors. 3. There are many activities for visitors, but locals know the best spots.
Output: 2
Statement: Tribal culture reigned, untouched by the more sophisticated civilization of the Roman Empire. Choices:  1. Tribal culture could not withstand the imperialism of the Roman Empire. 2. The Roman Empire tried to wipe away the tribal culture, but failed. 3. The civilization of the Roman Empire did not taint the tribal culture.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Also,' Hiller added, 'Al Pacino's Oscar is no longer for Scent of a Woman but for The Godfather . That is all. Choices:  1. Firstly, Hiller said that Al Pacino had not yet received an Oscar because he didn't deserve one. 2. Hiller thought that Oscar was quite unlucky to get an Oscar for Scent of a Woman but not for some of his other roles. 3. Hiller said that the Al Pacino's Oscar wasn't for Scent of a Woman anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: Currently, outside auditor reports are not required to provide any level of assurance with regard to key internal controls. Choices:  1. Outside auditor reports don't have to have any level of assurance. 2. Outside auditor reports have a strict level of assurance. 3. Outside auditor reports don't have to have any level of assurance, though they do follow guidelines.
Output: 1
Statement: VBA adopted a balanced scorecard approach in fiscal year 1999 as a strategic management tool to drive organizational change, provide feedback to employees on measures they can influence, link performance appraisal and reward systems to performance measures, and provide incentives to managers to work as teams in meeting performance measures. Choices:  1. Employees will receive feedback on measures they can influence. 2. Managers will not receive any incentive to work as a team. 3. The reward systems will give employees large bonuses to their salary.
Output: 1
Statement: Black blood, brains, and teeth sprayed on the two riders behind him. Choices:  1. The riders were sprayed by a dust storm. 2. Blood sprayed onto the riders. 3. Blood from the demons sprayed the riders.
Output: 2
Statement: In the Kansai region, peony lovers head for Hasedera Temple in rural Nara. Choices:  1. The Hasedera Temple does not allow flowers to be grown. 2. The hasedera temple has a lot of peonies growing along the path up to the altar. 3. The hasedera temple has a lot of peonies.
Output: 3
Statement: She was an orphan, and had been what we should call over here a pupil teacher in a small school out West. Choices:  1. She used to be a teacher out West. 2. She is currently an orphan pupil out West. 3. Her time in the orphanage inspired her to work with children.
Output: 1
Statement: Whether or not this attitude is morally vacant and ultimately self-defeating, as its critics charge, it's hard to see how anyone who seriously holds these views, whatever you call them, could really have had much to argue about with the America Firsters in the late 1930s. Choices:  1. America Firsters had a lot of members that held similar views.  2. These views ran in stark contrast to the America Firsters' ideology.  3. Regardless of the criticisms of these views, they were largely in line with America Firsters. 
Output: 3
Statement: um let's see what did i wear to work today um actually i wore corduroy shorts with a white blouse um and flat shoes Choices:  1. I wore clothes to work today. 2. My shoes were very comfortable. 3. I went to work naked. 
Output: 1
Statement: This role is mandated by history (it's a natural extension of the melting-pot tradition), economics (America stands to gain most from globalization), and necessity (no one else can). Choices:  1. There are many who would argue that necessity alone is reason enough to have the role. 2. The role isn't mandated by economics or necessity. 3. Economics is one of the issues that makes the role necessary.
Output: 3
Statement: The Enquirer , however, says the girl called Sawyer's office to say men with guns were at the apartment. Choices:  1. The girl called Sawyer's office from a hidden location. 2. The Enquirer said that the girl did not make a call. 3. According to The Enquirer, the girl called Sawyer's office.
Output: 3
Statement: Auditors should design the audit to provide reasonable assurance of detecting material misstatements of financial statements or other financial data resulting from noncompliance with provisions of contracts or grant agreements that have a direct and material effect on the determination of financial statement amounts. Choices:  1. Auditors should design the audit to provide certain things.  2. The senior auditors do the designing of the audit.  3. Auditors do not need to design an audit at all. 
Output: 1
Statement: Otherwise the wisest of the Satheri would spend their remaining time in planning something unthinkable for you."  Ser Perth nodded vigorous assent. Choices:  1. Otherwise, the Satheri would decide how to kill you most efficiently. 2. Otherwise, the Satheri would spend their time in idleness and leave you alone. 3. Otherwise, the Satheri would use the rest of their time to plan something awful for you.
Output: 3
Statement: Johnny was sitting up, his head swaying from side to side, his eyes on Drew and Anse. Choices:  1. Johnny sat up while watching Drew and Anse.  2. Johnny sat in a chair while watching Drew and Anse.  3. Johnny didn't see Drew and Anse. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Fuji Five Lakes that form a crescent around the north side of the peak offer delightful opportunities for fishing, boating, and hiking. Choices:  1. The area is very focused on natural activities. 2. There are a lot of opportunities to fish and hike. 3. There is a lake on the south side of the peak.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Tis a great mystery. Choices:  1. What happened to her was a huge mystery. 2. It wasn't a mystery at all. 3. It's a big mystery.
Output: 3
Statement: Is engraved paper really worth it? Choices:  1. Engraved paper is very expensive. 2. Would it be worth it to get engraved paper? 3. Engraved paper is the obvious choice.
Output: 2
Statement: Such inadvertent anti-urban propaganda also hurts Baltimore's reputation and economy. Choices:  1. Baltimore wasn't affected by the propaganda.  2. Anti-urban propaganda hurt Baltimore. 3. Overall, Baltimore's reputation and economy were hurt with the anti-urban propaganda. 
Output: 2
Statement: This site provides a means of acquiring the Australian/New Zealand Standard 4360: Risk Management. Choices:  1. This site is hosted by the government. 2. Standard 4360 can be acquired through this site. 3. The site does not allow users to get standard 4360.
Output: 2
Statement: continuous monitoring and reporting is essential, as well as significant consequences for failing to comply. Choices:  1. Failure to comply must have significant consequences. 2. There is no need to continuously monitor. 3. Monitoring and reporting can be achieved by self-regulation.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, the impact of ACI hardware on resource demand is much less than that of FGD or SCR technologies for SO2 or NOX control, respectively. Choices:  1. ACI stands for Area Control Initiative. 2. ACI hardware has less impact on resource demand than FGD technologies for SO2 control. 3. ACI hardware has the most impact on resource control.
Output: 2
Statement: Like The New Yorker. Or Cher's original face. Choices:  1. The wrinkled man looks like the New Yorker or Cher. 2. Like The NewYorker or Cher's face. 3. Like Huff Post or slate.
Output: 2
Statement: This site provides guidance, information and tools to government and nonprofit managers as they attempt to design and implement measurementbased management in state, local, and federal government environments. Choices:  1. The website provides important information to the government. 2. Nobody needs this website, the government has all the necessary information; 3. The government and nonprofit managers can find information on this website.
Output: 3
Statement: The shrine is protected by two stone lions at the entrance and guardian dragons on the roof. Choices:  1. There are no lions at the entrance. 2. The shrine is protected by the lions and dragons. 3. There are two stone lions at the entrance of the shrine.
Output: 3
Statement: A horse sitter mistakenly thought Mr. Ed was having a seizure and gave him a tranquilizer. Choices:  1. The horse sitter accidentally gave Mr. Ed a haircut because he thought he was having a heart attack.  2. The horse sitter gave the tranquilizer to Mr. Ed because he thought he was having a seizure.  3. Mr. Ed died from the accidental tranquilizer dosage. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i think they should change the whole system so that it's easier i think i think more people would do it if it wasn't such a hassle Choices:  1. The system is simple as it is and does not need any changes. 2. It is an enormous hassle, and that is preventing people from doing it, so they should completely change the system. 3. They should change the whole system to make it more simple, because if it weren't such a hassle, more people would do it.
Output: 3
Statement: pIncluded as expenses in calculating net cost. Choices:  1. Net cost was calculated with them included as expenses. 2. They were excluded as expenses for the purposes of net cost. 3. The net cost comes out positive.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah my husband keeps telling me to i went i went back to college a couple of years ago so i sit and study i sit in class and i have really ballooned up since then and Choices:  1. I want to go back to finish my degree as soon as I can. 2. My husband would not let me go back to college. 3. My husband told me to so I went back to college a few years back.
Output: 3
Statement: Maybe we should have seen it  journalists destroyed rock Choices:  1. If we seen it before the rock would not be destroyed. 2. We knew about Journalists destroyed rock. 3. Journalists destroyed rock, we should have seen it coming.
Output: 3
Statement: But a heavy meal, taken at about the same time as the poison, might retard its effects, though hardly to that extent.  Choices:  1. Eating a lot of food after being poisoned should help prevent the effects, though not this much. 2. The effects were retarded so much because there wasn't as much poison. 3. Eating a heavy meal with the poison would increase the effects.
Output: 1
Statement: After criticizing naive American attempts at constructive engagement and dialogue across the Pacific, he writes, To the Asians, American concessions are not to be reciprocated, they are to be exploited. Choices:  1. These attempts made Americans look foolish. 2. Americans made naive attempts to communicate across the Pacific. 3. Americans attempted to communicate across the Atlantic.
Output: 2
Statement: And  Visual surprise is natural in the Caribbean; it comes with the landscape, and faced with its beauty, the sigh of History dissolves. Choices:  1. The Caribbean does not possess any features that are beautiful or distinct. 2. The Caribbean is also a setting for a certain bunch of pirates. 3. The Caribbean features a Visual surprise that comes naturally to it.
Output: 3
Statement: The second side is interpreting the attitude and behavior of other people toward oneself as civil. Choices:  1. Another side is about seeing the behavior of other people as civil. 2. Another side is about seeing the behavior of other people as rude. 3. Another side is about seeing the behavior of other people as civil, the pope agrees on that.
Output: 1
Statement: than Africa or the Latin American countries Choices:  1. It is more so than over there.  2. More so than Africa or Latin America.   3. It's the same here. 
Output: 2
Statement: and i don't think it's that different from what the Baltic States are are going through Choices:  1. It is in no way like what the Baltic States are experiencing.  2. It's similar to what the Baltic States are going through.  3. The Baltic States are having problems with Russia.
Output: 2
Statement: Because of tight resources, lack of travel funds, and the need to use staff with uneven experience and skills, this becomes critical in situations involving many evaluators working in different regions. Choices:  1. Resources and funds to pay for staff travel can be limited. 2. Since funding is unlimited it is easy to manage remote sites. 3. It costs more than five hundred dollars for a manager to conduct a remove evaluation.
Output: 1
Statement: Prevented or forestalled 112 evictions, saving shelter costs of $151,619 and the disruption that families suffer when they are displaced. Choices:  1. The Louisiana Housing Authority worked with local agencies to prevent over 100 evictions.  2. Several evictions were prevented which allows for over $100,000 in would be shelter costs to be saved.  3. All of the families were evicted from their homes. 
Output: 2
Statement: Ironically, just a few yards from here, in the midst of all the Arab hubbub and bustle, you'll find a famous, marvellously peaceful Christian site. Choices:  1. The Christian site's continued existence is being threatened by the increase in the Arab population. 2. The nearest Christian church is miles from all this Arab hubbub. 3. There is a quiet little Christian site a stone's throw from the chaotic Arab society.
Output: 3
Statement: Each agency's internal control over the payment process should be based on the operating needs of the agency. Choices:  1. All agency's should have no control over the payment process as there are no operating needs. 2. Control over the payment process should be based on the needs of the agency. 3. Each agency likes to hold casual Fridays.
Output: 2
Statement: oh i see uh-huh okay so they know that and they Choices:  1. I see that they know that, and they still want to go? 2. I see, they don't know that do they? 3. They know that.
Output: 3
Statement: And at all times, even in unconsciousness, he seemed to be fighting desperately to keep from falling apart painfully within himself. Choices:  1. He fell apart within himself and liked it. 2. He didn't want to fall apart within himself. 3. He asked for help to not fall apart.
Output: 2
Statement: Less than one kilometer (half a mile) from the western end of Princes Street is Dean Village. Choices:  1. Dean Village is near the western end of Princess Street. 2. Dean Village is over one mile from the west side of Princes Street.  3. You can actually walk to Dean Village from the west end of Princes Street.
Output: 1