niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Twins aren't the only clones in everyday life. Choices:  1. In everyday life there are many clones, not only twins, said the biologist. 2. In everyday life there are no clones. 3. In everyday life there are many clones, not only twins.
Output: 3
Statement: These publications can be searched by title, theme, or date. Choices:  1. These publications can be searched using person, place, or thing. 2. These publications are a chronicle of the NASA Apollo missions. 3. These volumes can now be searched using title, theme, and date.
Output: 3
Statement: The government will pay hospitals not to train doctors . This nationalizes a $400-million New York state subsidy scheme that aims to reduce the surplus of doctors. Choices:  1. New York is also trying to reduce the number of police. 2. The government will pay hospitals to train doctors.  3. New York state is attempting to reduce the surplus of doctors.
Output: 3
Statement: Rich farmland, vineyards, and dense forest, with the protective Vosges mountain range on one side and the great Rhine river on the other, combine to make Alsace a nicely self-contained and comfortable region. Choices:  1. There are beautiful farms in Alsace, tourists love them. 2. Alsace is surrounded on all sides by barren desert and bleak tundra. 3. Alsace is a comfortable region, it has vineyards and forests.
Output: 3
Statement: According to those who edited the Dictionary , Gates read entries only just before they were sent to press, then looked closely only at items within his area of expertise, such as the Harlem Renaissance and Hurston. Choices:  1. Gates read dictionary entries that started with "T" when they were being printed. 2. Gates did not read the entries.  3. Gates read dictionary entries when they were going to press.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and if you were trying to follow any type of uh Choices:  1. If you were trying to follow any type of sci-fi authors 2. So you're not trying to follow any type of (...) 3. So if you were following any type of (...)
Output: 3
Statement: And it is impossible to see how this difference from Rust has any bearing upon the First Amendment question, which, to repeat, is whether the funding scheme is 'manipulated' to have a 'coercive effect' on those who do not hold the subsidized position. Choices:  1. It is not possible to see how this difference from Rust has any bearing on the First Amendment question. 2. The difference from Rust on the First Amendment question is very noticeable. 3. The question that was asked it really rather very subjective.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm a simple guy. Choices:  1. I am basic. 2. I am not complicated at all. 3. I am not complex.
Output: 3
Statement: In the colonial days, the sound of a cricket bat's willow would have been heard as the afternoon's sun-rays stretched across the field. Choices:  1. The sound of a cricket bat could be heard here in colonial days. 2. They never played cricket during colonial days. 3. The sound of a cricket bat could be heard here in colonial days, though no one knew where it came from.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well i have heard a lot about Possum Kingdom Choices:  1. A lot has been said about Possum Kingdom.  2. Possum Kingdom is world-famous. 3. I have never heard of Possum Kingdom.
Output: 1
Statement: For many of these patients, brief interventions demonstrate significant effects on subsequent alcohol intake and emergency department resource utilization when used as stand-alone treatment. Choices:  1. Many of the patients benefit from short interventions. 2. Interventions do not help any of these patients. 3. These patients are getting treatment for alcoholism.
Output: 1
Statement: they had mashed potatoes they had French fries and they had au gratin Choices:  1. That had mashed potatoes, French fries, baked and au gratin. 2. They didn't have mashed potatoes, French fries or au gratin. 3. They had mashed potatoes, French fries and au gratin.
Output: 3
Statement: In my view, the most critical element that needs to be addressed to help ensure that these failures do not proliferate in the future is the overall governance model for public companies in the United States. Choices:  1. The most critical element that needs to be addressed is the EPA. 2. The most critical element that needs to be addressed is the overall governance model for public companies, as it currently discriminates against rural companies. 3. The most critical element that needs to be addressed is the overall governance model for public companies.
Output: 3
Statement: The Britpack represent the new orthodoxy, says the Wall Street Journal 's Paul Levy. Choices:  1. The Britpack represent the new orthodoxy because it places British Interests first. 2. The Britpack represent the old orthodoxy, says the Times' Paul Levy. 3. Paul Levy of the Wall Street Journal states The Britpack is a new Orthodoxy. 
Output: 3
Statement: Mr. Inglethorp's. Choices:  1. It did not belong to Mr. Inglethorp. 2. It was a hat that belonged to Mr. Inglethorp. 3. It belonged to Mr. Inglethorp.
Output: 3
Statement: And you fancy that the two matters are connected in some way? Choices:  1. You don't think that these matters are remotely connected. 2. You think that there's a connection between the two? 3. I think that the president is in on it.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah you take care up there and uh  let's hear it for the summertime Choices:  1. Take care this summer at the lake. 2. Take care this winter. 3. Take care this summer.
Output: 3
Statement: Francis Light's statue stands at the entrance of the Penang Museum and Art Gallery at the corner of Lebuh Light and Lebuh Farquhar. Choices:  1. The Francis Light's statue is the most viewed art construction at the Penang Museum and Art Gallery. 2. There is nothing interesting that can be seen outside the museum. 3. At the corner of Lebuh Light and Lebuh Farquhar, you can find the Francis Light's statue.
Output: 3
Statement: Next, pass under a series of soaring gopurams, where you can witness religion as a full-time daily occupation. Choices:  1. Religious observance has become even more popular in recent years. 2. Most people here don't take their faith very seriously. 3. Religion is a pervasive and omnipresent occupation.
Output: 3
Statement: Attractive and excellently crafted hand-made rugs, mostly from the Alentejo region, have been produced for centuries. Choices:  1. The rugs are hideous! 2. The rugs are knit by the women in the village. 3. The rugs are beautiful and so well made!
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah the cafe um my my wife her favorite actually she was stationed at in in Germany with me too and Choices:  1. My wife was stationed with me in Germany. 2. My wife has never been to Germany. 3. My wife and I met in Germany.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i never heard of it Choices:  1. It's not something I've heard of before. 2. I've never heard of that guy before. 3. I heard of it a long time ago.
Output: 1
Statement: The journalism reviews dote on episodes where some newspaper runs an eight-part series about how its own ink is filled with cancer-causing chemicals, or whatnot. Choices:  1. Some newspapers wrote about how printing ink has carcinogens.  2. All the newspapers published articles about how printing ink is good for people's lungs. 3. A good number of people stopped buying print newspapers after the ink carcinogen articles.
Output: 1
Statement:  Internal capacity and expertise to support meaningful planning and plan implementation consistent with the values, purposes, and objectives of the State Planning Initiative. Choices:  1. The State Planning Initiative hopes to bring more money into the country. 2. The State Planning Initiative lacks any coherent objectives. 3. The internal capacity and expertise to support the project is consistent with principles of the State Planning Initiative.
Output: 3
Statement: that's right that's right my parents uh bought a home in San Diego about four or five years ago and they did that they thought their payment is automatically taken out like every other Wednesday and that's exactly right even though the note is thirty years she said it's going be paid off in like twenty or twenty one years or something like that Choices:  1. It will take the whole thirty years for my parents to pay for the house. 2. My parents have never missed a single payment for the house. 3. My parents bought a house in San Diego on mortgage. 
Output: 3
Statement: and i drove through Atlanta uh couple of weeks ago and it was unseasonably warm and you could see the smog just sitting on top of the city Choices:  1. I'm worried about the pollution in Atlanta after I saw all the smog last time I drove through it.  2. It was so warm the last time I drove through Atlanta you could see smog hovering over the city.  3. Atlanta looked pristine and clear last time I drove through it.
Output: 2
Statement: This will help satisfy the stewardship objective defined in the concepts statement, Objectives of Federal Financial Reporting, SFFAC   Choices:  1. There is no stewardship objective in the Federal Financial Reporting. 2. The stewardship objective is about who owns the documents. 3. The Objectives of Federal Financial Reporting outlines the stewardship objective.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan felt a small surge in his skin. Choices:  1. Ca'daan felt a thrill in his skin. 2. Ca'daan felt nothing--no impulse, no desire, and no sensation whatsoever.  He was numb. 3. Ca'daan felt a surge, and took heart from the thrill of the sensation.
Output: 1
Statement: Placing [bar] applicants for three months contributes to, but does not solve the courts' needs, the essay continued.  Choices:  1. The essay made it clear that placing applicants helps the court.  2. The placing of applicants was recently changed from that of two months.  3. The essay proposed that placing applicants would solve all of the courts' need 
Output: 1
Statement: This all-purpose Republican frame posits that the Senate is Clinton's jury and should behave accordingly. Choices:  1. The Democrats are saying the Clinton is a republican 2. Republicans are blaming the Senate for how hillary is acting 3. The republicans are saying that the Senate has to look out for Clinton
Output: 3
Statement: so tell me about your home Choices:  1. I don't really care where you live 2. tell me something interesting about your place 3. tell me something about your apartment
Output: 2
Statement: Even at the smallest of firms, the median hourly rate starts at roughly $130 an hour and passes $180, according to a 2002 survey by Altman Weil, a legal consulting company. Choices:  1. They made a lot of money every week. 2. The rate per hour was below minimum wage.  3. The rate per hour was at least $100.
Output: 3
Statement: Only VDV now, and I won't be able to watch my beloved 'Long Time Ago on Earth' anymore.' Choices:  1. I can watch my show anytime I want. 2. The electronics are different so I can't watch my old show. 3. I wont' be able to see my old show.
Output: 3
Statement: because with Kelly at quarterback when he went down hurt they brought another young fellow in there Choices:  1. Kelly would never be the same again after his injury. 2. They brought another quarterback in when Kelly injured himself. 3. No injuries were ever recorded in Kelly's football career.
Output: 2
Statement: How many more must they kill? Choices:  1. How many wolves must they shoot?  2. How many more are they going to save? 3. How many are they going to kill? 
Output: 3
Statement: Adrin forgot about his impacted brill and thought instead of the leather cloak in his shed. Choices:  1. Adrin thought about using the drill. 2. Adrin thought of using the leather cloak. 3. Adrin wished he could get to his leather cloak.
Output: 2
Statement: What are you going to do now?  Choices:  1. Do you have plans for your next step? 2. What did you do yesterday? 3. What will you do at this point?
Output: 3
Statement: Jaye explained how much of the renovation had been merely uncovering what was already there. Choices:  1. Jaye expected the home to be fully renovated within six months.  2. It was Jaye who explained that the renovation uncovered a lot of what already existed.  3. There was nothing to uncover and Jaye explained this to us. 
Output: 2
Statement: As a former track wannabe and somebody with several postgraduate degrees, I took exception to this egregious statement in the May 21 Today's  Choices:  1. As a track wannabe without degrees I took offense to this subject.  2. As a former aspiring runner with several collegiate degrees I took exception to the statement in May 21. 3. I took offense with the statement as a former runner, but it did not apply to me. 
Output: 2
Statement: is it going to be is it going to be really dry it are you plant are no i always plant trees in the fall i don't know why so the the cold weather can kill them Choices:  1. I always plant trees in the fall, but the cold weather can kill them. 2. I always plant trees in the fall, successfully despite the cold weather. 3. I always plant trees in the spring.
Output: 1
Statement: Stanley Market is located on Hong Kong's southern coast, and is well-known for all kinds of clothing, including silk and cashmere. Choices:  1. Stanley Market is located on the north coast of Hong Kong. 2. Stanley Market only sells silk and cashmere clothing. 3. Stanley Market is well known for all different types of clothing.
Output: 3
Statement: so they're paying the phone bill yeah there must be Texas people as near as i can tell no okay i'm from the other coast all right bye bye Choices:  1. I think there are people from Texas near me. 2. The people near me sound like they are from Canada. 3. I am originally from the east coast.
Output: 1
Statement: Now--the Sather Karf told you what you were to do, of course, but--"  "Wait a minute," Dave suggested. Choices:  1. Now, simply do as you were told by the Sather Karf. 2. The Sather Karf did not tell you what you were to do, intentionally. 3. Now, the Sather Karf explained you tasks, of course...
Output: 3
Statement: No, old fellow, I don't think that will wash." 117 But I had remembered something else.  Choices:  1. My memory was completely gone, my mind starved of ideas. 2. I was reminded of an alternative that I had learned long before. 3. I remembered something that would solve the problem.
Output: 3
Statement: Any interpretations that relate to the statements are also identified. Choices:  1. Interpretations related to the statements are not identified as such. 2. The interpretations of the statements will be discusses at a meeting soon. 3. Any interpretations relating to the statements are so noted.
Output: 3
Statement: Since April 1999, as the result of program mergers, Legal Services of Northern California has been the sole LSC-funded provider for the entire region, with nine offices covering 23 counties. Choices:  1. Legal Services of Northern California has offices covering 23 counties. 2. The Legal Services of Northern California has nine offices. 3. The Legal Services of Northern California has 23 offices.
Output: 1
Statement: One wing of the house is open to the public, and the estate also supports a 50-hectare (125-acre) deer park. Choices:  1. Visitors are able to visit one wing of the house. 2. Hunters are banned from shooting animals within the deer park. 3. The house is now off-limits to any members of the public.
Output: 1
Statement: uh because my my husband is a good camper and so they he manages the troops and they do the work and i have fun Choices:  1. My spouse knows how to camp very well. 2. My husband wrestled a grizzly bear before. 3. My husband has never camped in his life.
Output: 1
Statement: Indicators are grouped by topic and summarized by theme. Choices:  1. Indicators are not grouped at all. 2. There is grouping and summarizing of indicators. 3. Indicators are divided into 12 separate groups.
Output: 2
Statement: The octagonal construction provides the interior with seven exedrae, or recesses, the eighth being the choir and apse. Choices:  1. One of the recesses is a choir and apse. 2. The original design was for hexagonal construction. 3. The construction means there are six exedrae in the interior.
Output: 1
Statement: Kleiman said if the neighborhood legal program in Charleston had honored their obligation, this would not be an issue. Choices:  1. Kleiman was disappointed that the neighborhood legal program in Charleston did not honor their obligation. 2. The neighborhood legal program in Charleston did not honor their obligation. 3. The neighborhood legal program in Charleston honored their obligation.
Output: 2
Statement: For estimating the consumables necessary for the technologies, such as limestone, ammonia, catalyst, or activated carbon, the Cumulative Total MWe value is most important. Choices:  1. The cumulative total is good for estimating the amount of limestone. 2. The cumulative total is terrible for estimating the amount of limestone. 3. The cumulative total is good for estimating the amount of limestone that will be pulled from a single quarry.
Output: 1
Statement: One more question, Mr. Wells.  Choices:  1. No more questions, Mr. Wells. 2. Mr. Wells, one more inquiry for you before you leave for the night. 3. Mr. Wells, one more inquiry for you.
Output: 3
Statement: The word fundamentally in the previous paragraph carries a lot of weight, but it is important to think of what is fundamental. Choices:  1. The paragraph is part of a book. 2. The previous paragraph had the word "fundamentally".  3. The word fundamentally was not in the paragraph. 
Output: 2
Statement: I dare say I picked it up from her. Choices:  1. I always pick things up from her when possible.  2. I don't believe I have ever picked anything up from her.  3. I definitely picked something up from her.
Output: 3
Statement: However, as noted above, additional actions are necessary in order to address several remaining systemic issues. Choices:  1. No additional actions are necessary to address system issues 2. The system needs fixing  3. Additional actions are necessary in order to address remaining system issues
Output: 3
Statement: U.S. dollar. Choices:  1. The dollar is the primary currency of the United States. 2. The U.S. dollar is the strongest currency in the world. 3. Federally circulated currencies are not secured by the government.
Output: 1
Statement: Attorneys who want to participate in Take 2 may call the Baltimore County Bar Association at 410-337-9103 or contact the association at www.bcba.org or Wagonheim at www.wtlawfirm.com. Choices:  1. You may contact the Japanese bar association at 410-337-9103. 2. The bar association in Baltimore is prestigious.  3. The Baltimore county bar association may be reached at 410-337-9103. 
Output: 3
Statement: The immense monument it would have been the largest in Egypt had it been completed fractured along a fault line and was abandoned in 1500 b.c. Choices:  1. The monument is the largest in all of Egypt. 2. The monument was built along a fault line and as a result was never completed. 3. The monument was far from completion.
Output: 2
Statement: Before plunging into TV 2000, let's take a moment to look back at TV 1999, Friday night, around midnight. Choices:  1. Lets revisit television from the late 90s. 2. Lets look at fall 2008 movies. 3. TV shows were better then than they are now.
Output: 1
Statement: well that will be neat Choices:  1. That situation didn't pan out very well. 2. That will be pretty neat. 3. It might be a neat situation when I have more information.
Output: 2
Statement: ActiveX is a very hot topic in the industry now, with lots of money riding on it, it's impossible not to wonder whether Microsoft's influence on Slate had something to do with this unfairness. Choices:  1. Slate refuses to be influenced by Microsoft in any aspect. 2. ActiveX will have huge implications in the next five years. 3. Within the industry, ActiveX is the subject of much discussion.
Output: 3
Statement: Nara was Japan's first imperial capital, and it remains home to many of its most important temples, shrines, and collections of Buddhist art treasures. Choices:  1. The first imperial capital in Japan was Kyoto 2. Nara was the smallest Imperial capital in all of Japan 3. Nara was an imperial capital in Japan
Output: 3
Statement: Each year the government spends billions of dollars on computer equipment, services, software, and telecommunications. Choices:  1. The government spends billions on computers. 2. The government has had a spending freeze for computer equipment. 3. The government spends billions on computers because things change so quickly.
Output: 1
Statement: Like some men who have no formal education, Amos is highly respectful of the printed word. Choices:  1. People with formal education often don't respect printed word. 2. Amos is highly respectful of the printed word, same as some men who have no formal education. 3. Like some men who have formal education, Amos hates printed word.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, more flexible work schedules and places, and the trend in government to streamline operations have provided a major impetus for changes in T&amp;A systems. Choices:  1. T&A employees have inflexible work schedules. 2. T&A employees have flexible work schedules. 3. T&A employees have flexible work schedules, most working from home.
Output: 2
Statement: Kyoto, however, boasts the most famous of them all the Fushimi-Inari Shrine in southern Kyoto. Choices:  1. There are many of them all through Japan. 2. There are no shrines located in Kyoto. 3. The most famous of which is in Southern Kyoto.
Output: 3
Statement: Privatization is a shell game in a second way. Choices:  1. There are at least two ways in which privatization is a shell game. 2. Privatization isn't a shell game. 3. I strongly oppose all privatization.
Output: 1
Statement: She had worked for a refugee-relief project in the most lawless region of South Asia before finding her way into an even more dangerous part of the world--one of great importance for U.S. foreign policy. Choices:  1. She once worked in the most lawless region of South Asia.  2. She has never done refugee-relief work in Asia.  3. She left South Asia because she felt unsafe working there. 
Output: 1
Statement: If you beat the pros to a solution, we will name it after you, and you'll be immortalized in this little corner of cyberspace. Choices:  1. The solution has not been beaten by the pros. 2. Nobody cares if you can beat the pros to a solution. 3. You will be revered if you can beat them to a solution.
Output: 3
Statement: Believe me, Miss Howard, said Poirot very earnestly, "if Mr. Inglethorp is the man, he shall not escape me.  Choices:  1. Poirot always catches the bag guys. 2. Poirot said he wouldn't get away. 3. Poirot didn't care and said nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: I suppose we might call her that?" Choices:  1. That's just one of the names she goes by. 2. I guess that's something we can call her? 3. I don't think we can call her that. 
Output: 2
Statement: Mount up. Choices:  1. You should get on the horse and ride away. 2. Get on the horse. 3. Don't mount that horse!
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum well it sounds like you're you're uh you know got it got it well in hand i i just i go great guns for a few weeks and then i something something something happens that disrupts my schedule and then i just find excuses and the next thing you know you're not doing anything Choices:  1. I run religiously.  2. Thing often get int he way. 3. I get off track easily.
Output: 3
Statement: Though much of the city has grown up outside the fort modern in time, but not in style 3,000 people live within its walls. Choices:  1. There are thousands of people that live in the city. 2. The fort has all of its buildings within the walls. 3. The thousands of people still in the city are descendants of the original peoples.
Output: 1
Statement: You heard what Fenner said Rennie's like a pa to him. Choices:  1. Because Rennie was orphaned himself, he took Fenner in when he was young.  2. Rennie is akin to a father to Fenner. 3. Fenner was a stranger to Rennie before today.
Output: 2
Statement: However, cost models have significant limitations in accuracy unless their underlying assumptions of system size and cost drivers are carefully chosen and reflect the agency's previous experience in system development. Choices:  1. Cost drivers aren't an important factor, so no thought goes into choosing them. 2. Cost models aren't usually too accurate, but sometimes they can be. 3. Cost models have major limitations in accuracy.
Output: 3
Statement: But I must ask you to trust me.  Choices:  1. I need you to put your faith in me. 2. You don't need to believe in anyone. 3. I will find out what happened to your son.
Output: 1
Statement: Hey, conquest means winnin' th' country, don't it? Choices:  1. Conquest means losin'th'country, right? 2. I thought I was right, but I was misled. 3. Hey, doesn't conquest means winnin'th'country?
Output: 3
Statement: It was black leather with a high collar that closed around the front. Choices:  1. The garment had a high collar. 2. It had no collar and was made of canvas. 3. It was well made.
Output: 1
Statement: In such an atmosphere, incidents of highway banditry increased and the district governors shared the rich booty in exchange for a pardon when the bandits were captured. Choices:  1. The district governors were in cahoots with highway bandits. 2. All bandits were captured and never pardoned. 3. Government corruption led to an increase in crime on the highways.
Output: 1
Statement: He handed Pondicherry over to India and in the North African colonies gave Tunisia its independence, but was ousted from office as hostilities broke out in Algeria. Choices:  1. He gave Pondicherry to India. 2. He gave Pondicherry to India in exchange for some goods. 3. He refused to give Pondicherry up.
Output: 1
Statement: there should be Choices:  1. there ought to be 2. there should never be 3. if there were any justice, there would be
Output: 1
Statement: and uh we have a lot of bad stuff it just really  gets me depressed even to watch it Choices:  1. There's a lot of bad stuff and it depresses me. 2. The news depresses me. 3. I don't mind it at all, things are mostly good.
Output: 1
Statement: He concluded we should not trust easy assumptions, but instead treat them as empirical questions. Choices:  1. His conclusion was not to trust easy assumptions. 2. He did not make any conclusions. 3. Easy assumptions are misleading.
Output: 1
Statement: Nothing at all, of course, replied Poirot, smiling.  Choices:  1. Poirot always smiles when he speaks of course. 2. Definitely, of course replied Poirot, with a smile. 3. Poirot said "not at all with" a smile.
Output: 3
Statement: A best practices clearinghouse is developed where programs share ideas on diversity successes. Choices:  1. The practice that is developed focuses on sharing diversity success ideas. 2. Clearinghouse is developed where programs belittle each other and hold back on the sharing of ideas. 3. Diversity successes occur in an ethnically cultured workplace.
Output: 1
Statement: A two-hour drive away, at City University of New York Law School in Queens, Rooney spends several days a week helping upstart lawyers develop storefront practices that, like his, provide legal representation to folks who can't afford a $250-an-hour legal counselor. Choices:  1. The City University of New York Law School is two hour away from where Rooney lives. 2. Rooney lives too far away to provide legal representation in Queens. 3. Rooney's help has lead to many successful storefront law practices.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right i think so same here Choices:  1. I feel the same. 2. No, that's wrong and I don't support it. 3. That did happen, so I agree.
Output: 1
Statement: On the other hand, Mrs. Cavendish believed that the slip of paper to which her mother-in-law clung so tenaciously was a written proof of her own husband's infidelity.  Choices:  1. Mrs. Cavendish's mother-in-law had died when her son was a small child. 2. Mrs. Cavendish's mother-in-law had been holding on to a slip of paper. 3. Mrs. Cavendish's husband was cheating on her with three different women.
Output: 2
Statement: This was once the scene of a famous misdevelopment plan, when a 600-room luxury hotel had to be demolished just as it was ready to open for business, since it had mistakenly been built directly on the flight path to Ibiza airport. Choices:  1. The luxury hotel which was demolished had 200 rooms. 2. A hotel was built on the flight path to the airport. 3. €5,000,000 were lost due to the hotel needing to be demolished.
Output: 2
Statement: gosh all these years i've been thinking they were fakes maybe they're real Choices:  1. I used to think they were fake but now I'm not sure. 2. Over the years I thought they were the real deal, but what if they aren't? 3. If they're real then that's great.
Output: 1
Statement: He suffered the strange fate of many artists who aim for the sublime, then find their work enlisted in other all-too-human narratives. Choices:  1. Lots of artists want to be famous. 2. Arists never have goals. 3. Lots of artists aim for something big.
Output: 3
Statement: In dealing with the real issue, the American press is hobbled by its strengths as well as its weaknesses. Choices:  1. The American press has both strengths and weaknesses. 2. The American press is incapable of handling the real issue. 3. There are no weaknesses in the American press.
Output: 1
Statement: 4 percent over the last 4 decades. Choices:  1. 4 percent over the last 4 decades. 2. 4 percent over the last 9 decades. 3. 1 percent in each of the last 4 decades.
Output: 1
Statement: because what they got now sure isn't working Choices:  1. What they have for news there is not working or true. 2. What they have now is not working. 3. It is working over there.
Output: 2
Statement: And although we are a little older and slightly grayer and certainly more jaded, and we know now that we won't see it happen in our lifetimes, we still believe-I still believe-that our collective dream of a justice system that lets client walk through the doors of justice unimpeded and unshackled, is a dream that we will achieve. Choices:  1. There are big differences between them and us. 2. I believe that we will achieve the dream in the coming 5 years. 3. I don't believe that we will reach the dream because of our differences.
Output: 1
Statement: and probably a lot worse like you said than even know Choices:  1. Do you think it's much worse now? 2. Like you said, it's probably a lot worse now. 3. It's not any worse nowadays.
Output: 2
Statement: How far the boy had come. Choices:  1. The boy stayed where he was. 2. The boy went a long way. 3. It took years for the boy to get to this point.
Output: 2
Statement: Carl Soderstrom wondered whether alcohol problems referred to the spectrum of drinking problems or the medical problems associated with drinking. Choices:  1. Carl had some questions about the terminology.  2. While reading the article published in the weekly paper, Carl did not quite understand exactly what the author meant by "alcohol problems".  3. Carl was very proud of the article he wrote about drug addiction. 
Output: 1
Statement: The statue and a small museum are on a peak, up 268 steps, above Po Lin Monastery. Choices:  1. The statue can be found above Po Lin Monastery. 2. The 268 steps take more than an hour to climb. 3. The statue and a small museum are underground.
Output: 1
Statement: The official Versailles Web site  is well-organized and full of useful information. Choices:  1. The official web site of the Versailles was made by a french citizen with great computer skills. 2. The website does not have a lot of information. 3. The website is well set up with information.
Output: 3
Statement: Obviously, [the Serbs] don't want them heavily armed, but they've got to be armed sufficiently to protect themselves. Choices:  1. The Serbs are supporting them being completely armed for their protection. 2. They have to be armed to protect themselves from attacks from the Serbs, but the Serbs are greatly angered by their armed forces. 3. The Serbians don't want them heavily armed, but they must be to protect themselves. 
Output: 3
Statement: Because the state routinely receives an unqualified opinion on its CAFR, the State Auditor's Office and agency internal auditors no longer spend the bulk of their time on control issues related to external financial reporting. Choices:  1. The State Auditor's Office is so busy that the unqualified opinion was a very welcome policy choice. 2. Agency internal auditors have less of their workload being spent on control issues in relation to financial reporting. 3. The state's refusal to seek unqualified opinions on its CAFR has internal auditors spending most of their time dealing with external financial reporting-related control issues.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i love to cook outdoors Choices:  1. I love outdoor cooking. 2. I hate cooking outdoors. 3. I love outdoor cooking and gardening.
Output: 1
Statement: We hope that the perspective and information provided in our Choices:  1. The point of view provided  2. The perspective is given clearly 3. We did not provide information
Output: 1
Statement: It spills down the side of a hill between the Castelo de Sao Jorge and the Tagus with all the color and bustle of an Arab bazaar. Choices:  1. There is a lot of color and bustle there. 2. It is a dull and boring place. 3. The hill is very gently sloped.
Output: 1
Statement: The game's up. Choices:  1. The game is over. 2. The game keeps going. 3. The game is over because we are tired of it.
Output: 1
Statement: Again the instinct of action against insult took over. Choices:  1. Insult must be met with action.  2. Once again, the insult was let go with no action taken.  3. I had gotten myself in a lot of trouble by always acting out when I felt insulted. 
Output: 1
Statement: A variety of goods are available throughout Malaysia. Choices:  1. Malaysia is a good place to visit for shopping. 2. It's hard to find a wide range of good in Malaysia. 3. Malaysia is home to a wide variety of products.
Output: 3
Statement: At the top of the steps is the two-story Yomeimon, the Gate of Sunlight the triumphal masterpiece of Toshogu, rightly declared a National Treasure. Choices:  1. The Yomeimon gate is not acknowledged by the Japanese. 2. In Toshugu, there is a gate called the Gate of Sunlight. 3. The Gate of Sunlight was built in the mid 1500s.
Output: 2
Statement: Programs, in turn, take on too much new unproven content to meet their objectives and risks invariably increase. Choices:  1. Programs should not take on unproven content any longer. 2. Risk is decreased for programs as they assimilate unproven content. 3. Programs' risks increase by taking on too much unverified content.
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek excerpts the forthcoming memoir of former Air Force bomber pilot Kelly Flinn, who was discharged for adultery. Choices:  1. Newsweek makes no mention of Kelly Flinn. 2. Kelly Flinn committed adultery while serving in the Air Force. 3. Newsweek includes a small sample from the memoir of Kelly Flinn.
Output: 3
Statement: The glittering Emerald Coast on the northeast tip of the island is one of Italy's smartest resort areas, with beautiful beaches, five-star hotels, sports complexes, and exclusive marinas for yachts and motor launches. Choices:  1. The Emerald coast is in China. 2. The Emerald Coast is home to just 2,000 people. 3. The Emerald Coast is on the northern part of the island.
Output: 3
Statement: Guess what, so is the Chinese rate of osteoporosis. Choices:  1. The Chinese rate of osteoporosis cannot be compared to that. 2. The Chinese rate of osteoporosis is no different. 3. The Chinese suffer from osteoporosis similarly to Americans.
Output: 2
Statement: Completed in 1440, its Flamboyant Gothic design has a flair and grace that bewitch you into imagining the long-gone gilt of its facade (from which it earned its name). Choices:  1. Despite its reputation, it only stood for 100 years before being torn down and replaced.  2. The lack of excess adornments on the structure lead the eye to wander across it's amazing buttresses.  3. Despite have its gilt long gone, it still carries the name based of it.
Output: 3
Statement: Going to upset our delicate multicultural balance. Choices:  1. Our multicultural balance is delicate and will likely be upset by this. 2. This will not upset the delicate multicultural balance. 3. Our multicultural balance might only be upset a little by this.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the central groups provided related explanations, guidance, and support to business units. Choices:  1. The central group was located in Washington, DC.   2. No group provided any explanations to business units.   3. The central groups provided explanations to business units.  
Output: 3
Statement: Simon Peter's house and the synagogue are adjacent to one another. Choices:  1. There are no synagogues near to Simon Peter's house. 2. Simon Peter's house is next to a synagogue. 3. The synagogue near Simon Peter's house is 500 years old.
Output: 2
Statement: Computers set up similar conditions, with the idea that the results would apply to the original. Choices:  1. The computer expected some similar results. 2. The computer set up some different conditions. 3. The results did not turn out the same.
Output: 1
Statement: uh basically they they went through engineering companies and uh we're communications i work i work in a com munications company Choices:  1. I work at an engineering company as a consultant. 2. I am looking at eventually making the leap into engineering or marketing. 3. I'm employed by a communications company for my job.
Output: 3
Statement: Also, new information not only needs to be useful, but also needs to be understood by investors. Choices:  1. Information that is added in must have value and be comprehensible by its users. 2. If new information is added to the regulations then it needs to be comprehensible and usable. 3. New information should be confusing and useless.
Output: 1
Statement: This report addresses the following  (1) What is personal saving, how is it related to national saving, and what are the implications of low personal saving for Americans' retirement security? Choices:  1. The consequences of Americans generally not saving much for retirement is one of the topics of the report. 2. The report doesn't touch on the question of what personal saving is. 3. The report attempts to offer some solutions to the sticky problem of personal saving.
Output: 1
Statement: It must be a good job, this tec business. Choices:  1. The tec job is bad and should be avoided. 2. The tec job is pretty easy. 3. The tec business offers a good job.
Output: 3
Statement: Sure it is. Choices:  1. I think you are an idiot. 2. Of course it is. 3. No it isn't.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon watched him run to the men and the berserk horse. Choices:  1. He ran to the calm horse as Jon ran beside him.  2. He was being chased as he ran to the men.  3. He ran in the direction of the horse who was going crazy. 
Output: 3
Statement: No, as it happens, it doesn't. Choices:  1. I definitely will! 2. It doesn't. 3. It doesn't mean that I will pay that much.
Output: 2
Statement: Both old and young take part, attesting to the growing revival of interest in Spain's rich heritage of traditional dance and music. Choices:  1. Not many people are interested in Spanish dance and music any more so it's dying out.  2. Spain has a heritage of dance and music going back for centuries.  3. People of all ages participate, indicating the renewed interest in Spanish dance and music.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah it does eat up the water eats up your water bill i know that Choices:  1. The water bill increases.  2. Your water bill will go down.  3. The water bill becomes the largest expense. 
Output: 1
Statement: Susan, tell Thorn and Vrenna to move back. Choices:  1. Susan, please tell Vrenna, Renee and Thorn to move back 2. Susan, please tell Vrenna and Thorn to back up 3. Susan, please tell Vrenna and Thorn to move closer.
Output: 2
Statement: And God knows he doesn't waste time talking about environmental problems soluble only by international cooperation. Choices:  1. He wants to focus solely on the environmental problems. 2. He doesn't want to talk about the environmental problems because they're impossible to solve. 3. He doesn't want to talk about the environmental problem.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum see now i also believe in Choices:  1. That's completely untrue. 2. I am convinced. 3. You've convinced me of your theory now.
Output: 2
Statement: uh marijuana cocaine and amphetamines Choices:  1. The drugs were amphetamines, cocaine and marijuana. 2. The type of drugs is a mystery. 3. Cocaine, marijuana and amphetamines were used.
Output: 1
Statement: The colonial government could not, however, hold back the tide of change sweeping the Caribbean. Choices:  1. The colonial government managed the change well. 2. The Caribbean nations did not want the colonial powers. 3. The tide of change could not be stopped by the government.
Output: 3
Statement: The trade organization was created in 1995 as the third leg of the world financial order, along with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Choices:  1. The trade organization was created in July of 1995.  2. The year that the trade organization was created in was 1995.  3. The trade organization opened its doors in 1988. 
Output: 2
Statement: 'Fair enough.' I took a deep breath. Choices:  1. I was breathing very shallowly. 2. I took a deep breath because it was going to stink in a minute. 3. I inhaled deeply while saying 'Fair enough'.
Output: 3
Statement: that you can serve over rice Choices:  1. Put nothing on top of the rice. 2. Putting it on top of the rice makes it delicious. 3. Put it over the rice.
Output: 3
Statement: This time I was received with a smile.  Choices:  1. This time I still got no smiles. 2. Unlike last time, I was received with joy. 3. The smile was uncharacteristic of the man.
Output: 2
Statement: 9. There is also a need for health services research to examine technology transfer and explore ways to disseminate research findings to emergency settings of differing size and complexity. Choices:  1. Health services research will help make safer places which require the immediate access of information. 2. There is also a need for health services research to examine technology transfer. 3. Health service research will not help any area which requires immediate health information or warnings.
Output: 2
Statement: Directly beyond the altar is the Chagall chapel, in which the Russian artist connects his Jewish origins to the Christian religion with a window depicting Abraham and Jesus. Choices:  1. The window in the Chagall chapel is famous. 2. There is a window showing Abraham and Jesus in the Chagall chapel. 3. The Russian artist was born a Christian and has no ties to Judaism.
Output: 2
Statement: This sport has more or less taken the place of waterskiing, which is not nearly as common now. Choices:  1. Waterskiing is getting more and more common. 2. The two sports are very similar. 3. Waterskiing has been mostly replaced by this sport.
Output: 3
Statement: About 81 percent of this mail contains some type of payment and is classified as bill/payment mail. Choices:  1. The rest of the mail is just personal mail. 2. Some of the mail is classified as bill/payment mail. 3. None of the mail contains any kind of payment.
Output: 2
Statement: If a fault occurs, you can arrange to have it repaired or exchanged before you leave. Choices:  1. If a fault happens before you leave, that is too bad cause it is not fixable. 2. Faults are uncommon so they offer free repairs and replacements for you. 3. If an issue arises, you can plan to have it repaired or replaced before you leave.
Output: 3
Statement: As David Rusk, a former mayor of Albuquerque, argues in his book, Cities Without Suburbs , metro-wide governments where the suburbs and the city are joined tend to be more racially integrated, and better off in various other ways as well. Choices:  1. Cities Without Suburbs written by David Rusk argues that suburbs and the city where they join are usually more racially integrated and better off in various other ways too.  2. Segregation does not produce increased crime, poverty and discrepancy in quality of life.  3. David Rusk said in his book about his experience as mayor that suburbs and cities joining together at the edges of the metropolitan area leads to better economic stability, schools and neighborhood safety then when races start to become segregated. 
Output: 1
Statement: In New England, nine of his assistant coaches were former Giants assistants; at the Jets, he has enlisted former Giants players to coach his running backs, kickers, and tight ends. Choices:  1. He really does favour staff sourced from the Giants, doesn't he? 2. Many of his assistant coaches from New England followed him to the Jets. 3. At New England, he decided not to hire anyone involved with the Giants.
Output: 1
Statement: The agencies expected that new hardware and/or software technology would reduce paperwork and workload, thereby permitting sizable staff reductions. Choices:  1. The new software was expected to dramatically increase the workload. 2. The new software tech was expected to bring down the workload. 3. Agency management had been seeking to save money through staff reductions for a while now.
Output: 2
Statement: South of the Main Gate, the 15th-century Palace of Kumbha, is built over the cave where Padmini led the first jauhar and to which the Rajputs' descendants return for an annual celebration. Choices:  1. There are still 50,000 Rajputs living today. 2. Rajput descendants go to the Palace of Kumbha annually. 3. The Palace of Kumbha was built in the 12th century.
Output: 2
Statement: and i i really think that we're we're falling by the wayside with not incarcerating these people Choices:  1. We're doing the right thing by not incarcerating them.  2. We're messing up by not incarcerating these people.  3. The people need to be punished. 
Output: 2
Statement: They wouldn't be able to keep the mines secret very long, but the longer the better. Choices:  1. They wouldn't be able to keep the mines a secret for very long because the enemy was getting closer. 2. They should have no problem keeping the mines a secret. 3. They wouldn't be able to keep the mines a secret for very long.
Output: 3
Statement: There are those who leave the city as well. Choices:  1. Not everyone wants to stay in the city. 2. Those who come to the city never leave. 3. Some people become fed up with the illusion and overall fakeness of the city.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC has endeavored to minimize the burden on programs in the collection of this information through the design of a carefully developed data collection instrument, the collection of information only once a year, and through efforts to modify existing case management systems to allow for collection of this information. Choices:  1. LSC isn't minimizing the burden because they understand how hard it is. 2. The burden on programs in the collection of this information is being minimized by LSC. 3. The burden on programs in the collection is not being minimized by LSC.
Output: 2
Statement: Marley's body was brought here after his death and lies in a mausoleum, where he is buried with his prized guitar. Choices:  1. Bob Marley's body was returned here, to his birthplace, where his mausoleum still sits. 2. Bob Marley wanted to be buried here, but they lost his body in transit. 3. This is where Marley was buried with his guitar.
Output: 3
Statement: Supported by resolutions from the Pasadena, San Gabriel, Eastern and Foothill bar associations, the two programs drew up plans to merge and submitted them to the Legal Services Corp. Choices:  1. The two programs planned on merging but were unsuccessful. 2. The two programs did not plan on merging. 3. The two programs planned on merging.
Output: 3
Statement: One of the more energetic droplets jumped through the right side of the nasal cavity and let the wind carry it all the way until the first row of the audience. Choices:  1. The droplet went out of the nose and onto the floor. 2. The snot droplet went out of the nose and into the audience. 3. The droplet went out of the nose and into the audience.
Output: 3