niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: i uh we had uh we've used a tent you know pop up trailer Choices:  1. We went camping with our pop up trailer tent. 2. We forgot to take along our pop up trailer tent. 3. We had a pop up trailer that had a tent.
Output: 3
Statement: Gore sympathizers are shifting from defending his innocence to blaming Clinton for corrupting him. Choices:  1. The allegations against Gore is completely false. 2. Lately, Clinton is being blamed for corrupting Gore.  3. Gore is being blamed for corrupting Clinton.  
Output: 2
Statement: Sometimes Huntington seems to think so. Choices:  1. Huntington is skeptical sometimes. 2. Huntington is certain that it is not true. 3. Huntington believes that to be true on some days.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah what's that Choices:  1. No, I know what that is. 2. Can you explain that more? 3. Yes, what is that?
Output: 3
Statement: With an effort Mrs. Vandemeyer pulled herself together and tried to resume her former manner. Choices:  1. Mrs. Vandemeyer was hiding something. 2. Mrs. Vandemeyer composed herself and tried to return to normal. 3. Tears broke out upon Mrs. Vandemeyer's face as she collapsed in hopeless misery.
Output: 2
Statement: In a country with a century of national unity and the scalding experience of Mussolini's fascism, sports seem almost the only activity that can inspire any semblance of patriotic fervor in Italians. Choices:  1. Italians are generally not very patriotic outside of sports. 2. Football is the sport that most inspires patriotism in Italians. 3. Sport does not inspire patriotism in Italians.
Output: 1
Statement: You see, she explained to Jane, "if they think we're going to Sir James, this will put them off the scent. Choices:  1. You see, they will likely follow the red herring, and fall off our trail. 2. You see, there is no way they could lose our trail. 3. You see, if they imagine we're visiting Sir James, they will lose our trail.
Output: 3
Statement: Thorn rolled to his feet as the hammer came in again. Choices:  1. Thorn was unable to roll to his feet as the hammer came in again. 2. As the demon's hammer came in again, Thorn rolled to his feet. 3. As the hammer came in again, Thorn rolled to his feet.
Output: 3
Statement: These proposals reflected the purported desire of mailers for smaller and, implicitly, more frequent rate increases. Choices:  1. These proposals showed how mailers want smaller rate increases. 2. These proposals showed how mailers want larger rate increases. 3. These proposals showed how mailers want smaller rate increases every month.
Output: 1
Statement: It has remained ever since a center of the Hindu sciences. Choices:  1. Hindu science is only seen in this area. 2. The area is considered a center for Hindu science. 3. There are no places in the world left that are considered centers for Hindu science.
Output: 2
Statement: Today, such a book--not that Wachtler has written one--would be greeted with a shrug. Choices:  1. Wachtler has written many essays but no book. 2. Wachtler's book is the seminal piece to his career. 3. Wachtler's ideas are not very exciting to today's public.
Output: 3
Statement: Regulations should not be seen as roadblocks, but as support orbacking to achieve the agencies' mission. Choices:  1. Regulations are roadblocks in achieving the agencies' mission.  2. Regulations are seen as roadblocks.  3. Regulations try to support the agencies' mission. 
Output: 3
Statement: White smoke ran in calm trails into the cool mountain sky. Choices:  1. In the cool mountain sky, white smoke ran in calm trails. 2. After the fire, white smoke ran in trails into the mountain sky. 3. Black smoke ran in violent trails into the warm mountain sky.
Output: 1
Statement:  She went on making passes, but smiled on him kindly. Choices:  1. She went on doing her rounds, but smiled at him. 2. She kept on making passes, but frowned at him fiercely. 3. She had a sweet and innocent smile that lit her face.
Output: 1
Statement: Vrenna pulled her hood over her head and loosened her saber. Choices:  1. Vrenna was ready to use her saber. 2. Vrenna grabbed her saber. 3. Vrenna took her cloak off and sat down.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the best is the Cirque de Baume, between Lons-le-Saunier and Baume-les-Messieurs. Choices:  1. Cirque de Baume has a population of 20,000. 2. Cirque de Baume can be found between Lons-le-Saunier and Baume-les-Messieurs. 3. Cirque de Baume is one of the least well-known places.
Output: 2
Statement: In the '50s, we taunted the clunky cars of the U.S.S.R. for their farm-wagon squareness; now we drive cool SUVs. Choices:  1. The cars of the '50s were never ridiculed or criticized for their shape.  2. Subaru, an auto manufacturer, has seen its stock prices rise throughout this trend, much to the delight of oil companies working hand-in-hand with them to fix prices and ruin the environment forever.  3. The shape of the average commuter vehicle has changed throughout the decades; out with the boxy, Soviet-era designs, replaced by sleeker and more aerodynamic shapes. 
Output: 3
Statement: The town center, Piazza Mino da Fiesole, with its austere cathedral founded in 1028, is the starting-point for some exhilarating hill walks (the tourist office in the main piazza has walking maps), the most immediate being the steep paved lane leading from the square up to the small San Francesco convent and post-card views of Florence. Choices:  1. There are maps in the tourist office of Piazza Mino da Fiesole. 2. The tourist office overcharges for the walking maps it sells. 3. The cathedral of Piazza Mino da Fiesole did not exist before 1900.
Output: 1
Statement: The tiny shop was once the village schoolroom, where children would sit with chalk and slate board. Choices:  1. The village schoolroom which was once housed within the shop had just ten students in total.  2. The village schoolroom used to be located in a building across the road  from the tiny shop.  3. The village schoolroom was once housed inside the small shop. 
Output: 3
Statement: They could take their time, scout it out, and learn what they could. Choices:  1. There was no time to observe anything. 2. They were going to take days to observe and learn. 3. The had a plan for observing and learning.
Output: 3
Statement: It is simply that they don't have to do any of that. Choices:  1. It is simply the fact they don't have to bother doing any of those things. 2. They don't have to do any of that. 3. They have to do all of that?!
Output: 2
Statement: And if it's their question, they ought to justify it. Choices:  1. They need to justify their question. 2. They don't need to justify their question. 3. They need to justify their question because they have to have a purpose for asking.
Output: 1
Statement: Many young surgeons become interested in alcohol interventions and write grants, but when their studies are not funded, they lose interest and move on to other subjects. Choices:  1. Every grant proposal ever written by a surgeon has been funded. 2. Most of these grants are not funded because the paperwork contained errors. 3. Many grant proposals for alcohol interventions have been written.
Output: 3
Statement: This site maintains links to academic resources, accounting organizations, accounting and auditing resources, accounting software, business and management resources, government resources, and other noncommercial web sites. Choices:  1. The site doesn't have any links.  2. All the links maintained on this site are broken.  3. This site maintains links to 7 different categories of things. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh true i'll bet that was the case of the the war in the Middle East Choices:  1. It was likely the case in the Middle East. 2. It was the case for war in the Middle East. 3. It was likely the result of events in China.
Output: 1
Statement: U.S. public debt was down to 1.4 percent of GDP in 1996, and may drop below 1 percent this fiscal year. Choices:  1. US public debt will hit over 5 percent this financial year. 2. Changes in government policy have reduce the amount of US public debt. 3. The United States public debt has been steadily decreasing.
Output: 3
Statement: Volume II is under development at this time and will be organized alphabetically by topic. Choices:  1. Volume II is not currently under development. 2. Volume II will be organized alphabetically by topic. 3. Volume II will be an improvement over Volume I
Output: 2
Statement: She herself, I noticed, was dressed in her white land smock.  Choices:  1. She didn't want to dirty her clothing.  2. She sore her best dress. 3. She wore a white smock.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon chose against his own three-corner hat, instead keeping his hood up against the red sun. Choices:  1. The sun was out. 2. Jon wore a three corner hat. 3. The three-corner hat was cumbersome.
Output: 1
Statement: A centralized, all-powerful state didn't please all Cubans. Choices:  1. Cubans considered the implications of a central authority. 2. Not all Cubans were pleased by a centralized, all-powerful state.  3. Most, if not all, Cubans were pleased by the notion of a centralized, all-powerful state.
Output: 2
Statement: Do you think we can go back to being really good friends sans frolic? Choices:  1. I miss being your friend. 2. Can we be friends again? 3. I never want to see you again!
Output: 2
Statement: By seeking to prohibit the analysis of certain legal issues and to truncate presentation to the courts, the enactment under review prohibits speech and expression upon which courts must depend for the proper exercise of the judicial power. Choices:  1. The enactment in question bans speech against the government. 2. The enactment in question bans speech, 3. The enactment in question encourages speech.
Output: 2
Statement: Big hotels may arrange for guests to play at one of the tennis clubs. Choices:  1. Guests may be arranged to play at one of the tennis clubs at the big hotels.  2. The bigger hotels, like the Plaza, can arrange for up to 250 guests to play at one of the tennis clubs.  3. There are no tennis clubs at any of the hotels. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Tomb of Tutankhamun (number 62) is without a doubt the most famous, but the interior is disappointing. Choices:  1. Tutankhamun's tomb is not famous at all.  2. The most famous tomb is that of Tutankhamun. 3. The interior of Tutankhamun's tomb is small. 
Output: 2
Statement: In Phoenix on Friday night, he had a delightful time drawing out his vowels as he described financial contributions to the Clinton campaign. Choices:  1. Some of the contributions seemed a bit shady. 2. He described some of the financial contributions that were made to the Clinton campaign. 3. He knew nothing about contributions to the campaign.
Output: 2
Statement: For each US household can compute an estimate of its own-price and crossprice elasticities of demand and the expenditure elasticity of demand. Choices:  1. Every us household can estimate its own price and crossprice of demand and expefenture elasticity on demand  2. No household can estimate its own price  3. Households all estimate cost 
Output: 1
Statement: The Community Foundation is awarding $25,000 this year but requiring MALS to submit a three-year fund-raising plan. Choices:  1. The Community Foundation will not be awarding any money this year. 2. The Community Foundation usually awards money every year. 3. The Community Foundation is giving out over a thousand dollars.
Output: 3
Statement: Not one stray word or phrase to make you realize that it was a private conversation?" She paused, and seemed to reflect, still outwardly as calm as ever.  Choices:  1. Not one word out of place, to make you notice it was a private talk? 2. How easily did you realize that it was a private conversation? 3. You did not catch anything in the conversation, that made you see that it was a private discussion?
Output: 1
Statement: If this occurred, the Service's configuration would be that of a successful competitor and, at the same time, any benefits from having one provider would be retained. Choices:  1. This will not occur, and even if it did, nothing would change at all. 2. If the merger occurs, the service's setup will be similar to the company buying them out, but they would be able to retain their benefits from having their service. 3. The service's set up would be similar to a successful competitor, as well as many benefits being retained from having one provider, if this occurred. 
Output: 3
Statement: Someone would. Choices:  1. Nobody could. 2. Anyone could. 3. Someone would break.
Output: 2
Statement: Representatives of a few organizations said that members had raised concerns about their potential liability for any damage that occurred as a result of the information they shared and the advice they gave. Choices:  1. Representatives of a few organizations said that members had no concerns 2. Representatives of a few organizations said that they are having a bad first quarter 3. Representatives of a few organizations said that members had raised concerns
Output: 3
Statement: In preliminary studies, for example, the questions can show if Prozac is working or not. Choices:  1. The questions about depression can give an idea about whether or not the Prozac prescription is working.  2. The questions can show whether or not the donkey is riding the train to work.  3. In preliminary surveys, the questions can show whether or not Prozac is doing its job. 
Output: 3
Statement: The liveliest meeting place is around the monumental Renaissance Fontaine des Innocents (once part of a cemetery). Choices:  1. Renaissance Fontaine des Innocents was once part of a cemetery. 2. Many tourists flock to visit the Renaissance Fontaine des Innocents each year. 3. Renaissance Fontaine des Innocents was once the site of a pottery factory.
Output: 1
Statement: A special issue examining the dawn of e-life rehashes conventional wisdom on the transformative potential of the  Commerce will be revolutionized by Amazon-like companies and by online auctions that enable individuals to sell oddball items to distant buyers or bid for services from companies with excess inventory. Choices:  1. Amazon and similar companies will revolutionize commerce. 2. Amazon and similar companies will revolutionize commerce by lowering prices by 30%. 3. Amazon and similar companies will not bring any changes to commerce.
Output: 1
Statement: There isn't one of them that's not hard up and trying to get money out of her.  Choices:  1. Every one of them is trying to get money out of her. 2. None of them have concern for her money. 3. Every one of them is fighting the other, in order to get her money.
Output: 1
Statement: This analysis was revised when it was determined that the interim program, which began on January 1, 1995, would last 30 months rather than 18 months and there were changes in the estimated cost of deposit control testing and the addition, in the final rule, of a required deposit demonstration test to qualify test fuels for certification testing purposes. Choices:  1. When it was determined that the interim program, which began on January 1, 1995, would last 30 months rather than 18 months, this analysis was revised. 2. The interim program's length changed due to unpredictable factors out of their control. 3. This anaylsis was never revised, after confirming that the predictions were correct.
Output: 1
Statement: The Romans built basilicas for public administration, pioneered the new engineering of aqueducts and bridges, and erected triumphal arches for victorious armies. Choices:  1. Quality architecture was a priority to the Romans. 2. The Romans were very unoriginal. 3. The Romans had many innovations.
Output: 3
Statement: But does the film subvert Eastwood's on-screen persona, as Schickel argues it does? Choices:  1. Schickel does not believe that the film subverts Eastwood's on-screen persona 2. Schickel believes that the film subverts Eastwood's typical on-screen persona 3. The film subverts Eastwood's on-screen persona
Output: 2
Statement: It has grown from a few thousand adventurous souls 40 years ago to more than 300,000 visitors a year, and it provides income for Nepalis in mountain villages as well as for those in urban hotels and construction jobs. Choices:  1. There has been a boom in tourism over the last 40 years. 2. It has shrunk from a few thousand adventurous souls 40 years ago to less that ten visitors a year.  3. It has grown from a few thousand adventurous souls 40 years ago to more than 300,000 visitors a year due to the immense natural beauty of the area. 
Output: 1
Statement: They had killed her. Choices:  1. She was killed with a gun. 2. She died because of what they did to her. 3. She escaped without injury.
Output: 2
Statement: The material used in the largest quantity for an FGD retrofit, aside from reagent, is steel. Choices:  1. Steel is one of the largest quantities used  2. Steel is seldom used  3. Steel is more cost effective to use 
Output: 1
Statement: you didn't yeah Choices:  1. You did not. 2. Yes you did. 3. You have yet to do it.
Output: 1
Statement: Still, it is bad news that maternal bonding begins with hormones at birth. Choices:  1. It's great news that maternal bonding begins at birth! 2. Children who did not bond with their mothers have emotional issues later in life. 3. It's unfortunate that a baby bonds with the mother as a result of hormones at birth.
Output: 3
Statement: Model Thyself, draws his main conclusion by misunderstanding a basic tenet of economic theory. Choices:  1. The basic tenets of economic theory are not correctly understood in this model.  2. This model has all the basic principles down.  3. This model relies on misinformation.
Output: 1
Statement: With material of infinite strength--and an infinite supply of it--and with infinite time and patience, it might have been worth considering. Choices:  1. It might be worth thinking about if there was a an infinite supply of infinitely strong material.   2. There is not an ample supply of strong material.   3. It would not be worth it no matter what our supply status is.  
Output: 1
Statement: have our kids um you know have little lessons with them and you know just see count see how things are going in our family and you know teach them about their grandparents or something like that bring out pictures of them so they get to know them and we just do all kinds of fun things like that and Choices:  1. The kids don't know who their grandparents are, they've never seen them. 2. Our kids like to take out pictures of their grandparents and get to know them. 3. We have over 1,000 pictures of the kid's grandparents so show them.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, this guidance discusses suggested language-appropriate under different circumstances-for reporting the results of your assessment. Choices:  1. The results should be given in a language that is appropriate. 2. No appropriate language is needed for reporting results of an assessment. 3. This guidance for languages of results reporting is a hindrance to the field. 
Output: 1
Statement: But that is probably the most exciting thing that can be said about it, says the New York Times ' Ben Brantley. Choices:  1. Brantley said nothing exciting can be said about it. 2. Brantley said the movie is very exciting. 3. Brantley said nothing exciting can be said about the film.
Output: 1
Statement: Urbane Athenians spend summer weekends here, rubbing shoulders with the foreign tourists who crowd the bars and clubs. Choices:  1. Tourists do not like to visit the bars and clubs found here. 2. The local Athenians are somewhat resentful of the tourists. 3. Both local and foreign peoples can be found her on summer weekends.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the Departments are accepting comments on the interim final rule for a 90-day period for consideration in the development of the final rules to be issued implementing the HIPAA. Choices:  1. The departments are taking comments about the final rule. 2. The departments are taking comments about the final rule, which will be implemented after 90 days. 3. The departments are refusing to take comments about the final rule.
Output: 1
Statement: But the Four Jacks serves a pretty good meal and keeps a couple of beds for overnighters. Choices:  1. The meals at the Four Jacks are all awful. 2. There are beds at the Four Jacks for people to stay overnight. 3. Meals at the Four Jacks are very cheap.
Output: 2
Statement: They hung large sides of horse meat; stacks of milled wood still smelling of sawdust; bolts of cotton, and wool; and weapons of shining steel. Choices:  1. They hung everything in preparation of the upcoming war. 2. Weapons, cotton, meat, wool and milled wood was hung by them. 3. They hung everything everything to get it out of the way in the barn.
Output: 2
Statement: you know we like to have our own room and you know you Choices:  1. We like to have our own room.   2. We do not like having our own room.  3. We like to have our own kitchen.
Output: 1
Statement: Lobbying Congress was not part of Huang's job at Commerce, and Huang had contributed to Berman's 1994 campaign. Choices:  1. Out of all those who contributed to Berman's campaign, Huang was his highest donor. 2. Huang didn't support Berman, which is why he refused to contribute to his 1994 campaign. 3. Huang showed support for Berman by donating money to his campaign.
Output: 3
Statement: The leaks suggest to our NATO allies that the U.S. military isn't seriously engaged in the operation. Choices:  1. Based on the leaked information the U.S. military does not seem to be taking the operation seriously enough. 2. Leaks suggest that the US is engaged in the operation.  3. The U.S. military intended to reveal this information in due time.
Output: 1
Statement: I had counted the cups carefully, in the event of one having been removed.  Choices:  1. One of the cups had been removed that day. 2. I had prepared for the possibility of a cup being removed. 3. I did not count the cups and would not notice if one were removed.
Output: 2
Statement: His counter-attack with Dayak warriors drove the Chinese out of Bau and across the Sarawak border. Choices:  1. The Chinese were driven away by his counter-attack by Dayak warriors. 2. The Chinese put up a good fight, and defeated the Dayak warriors. 3. He was considered brilliant for using Dayak warriors to drive out the Chinese from Bau.
Output: 1
Statement: hi okay you wanna start Choices:  1. Okay, do you want to start?  2. Okay, you wanna start the visual test? 3. Okay we're finished
Output: 1
Statement: Heiwadai Park brings together the prehistoric past and the frequently strange present. Choices:  1. There are many odd things that happen at Heiwadai Park. 2.  Heiwadai Park has a very historic past and strange present. 3.  Heiwadai Park is a very normal place to visit.
Output: 2
Statement: Who calls? he asked in an uninflected, hollow voice. Choices:  1. He called out excitedly to see who was there. 2. He asked who was there with a hollow voice. 3. His voice was hollow because he was very tired.
Output: 2
Statement: Vrenna was lithe and beautiful. Choices:  1. Even after her accident Vrenna was beautiful.  2. Vrenna was good looking.  3. Vrenna was a very ugly person. 
Output: 2
Statement: And there were hats all around me...I was encircled, the crowd was parting again. Choices:  1. The group of people near me refused ti move. 2. The crowd was very angry at me. 3. I saw a hat.
Output: 3
Statement: If an agency has not designated a central liaison, GAO will provide the notification to the responsible agency management official. Choices:  1. GAO will provide the notification to the responsible agency management official if an agency has not designated a central liaison. 2. GAO has provided millions of notifications. 3. GAO will provide nothing to the responsible agency management official.
Output: 1
Statement: H-2A workers may be more attractive to employers for a number of reasons. Choices:  1. Employers find H-2A workers must pass stringent examinations making them more beneficial to the company. 2. H-2A workers are not as beneficial as employers once believed. 3. Based on a number of reasons H-2A workers are more attractive to employers.
Output: 3
Statement: The two men turned away from the rest of the crowd and faced this new arrival. Choices:  1. Three men ignored the new arrival and stared into the group. 2. The two men stared at the new person with disdain.  3. The two men were in the presence of many other people. 
Output: 3
Statement: well i'm good i'm glad well thank you you have a good day bye-bye Choices:  1. I'm content. 2. I appreciate your time. 3. Have a rotten day.
Output: 1
Statement: Highlights Giovanni Bellini's gentle Transfiguration of Christ standing serenely between Moses and Elijah; Mantegna's Portrait of a Boy; and Michelangelo's drawing of Three Soldiers for his Vatican fresco of St. Peter's Crucifixion. Choices:  1. Works from Giovanni Bellini are absent from the exhibit. 2. There are several other works of Michelangelo. 3. Moses and Elijah stand on either side of the Transfiguration of Christ.
Output: 3
Statement: Second, attracting and ultimately keeping a highly qualified and motivated workforce involves providing meaningful career opportunities, such as the opportunity to Choices:  1. A qualified workforce can provide hundreds of times more benefit than one with lackluster qualifications. 2. The singular factor in retaining a workforce is the number on their payment stub.  3. Meaningful career opportunities are essential to obtaining and retaining a worthwhile workforce.
Output: 3
Statement: At the far door, a steward stood. Choices:  1. A steward walked down the hall.  2. A steward waited in the doorway. 3. The steward had been there for over fifteen minutes.
Output: 2
Statement: Their highly distinctive whitewashed houses and filigree chimneys are features of Portugal to this day, as are azulejos (handpainted, glazed ceramic tiles). Choices:  1. The ceramic tiles in Portuguese homes are brightly colored. 2. Portuguese homes are typically made with vinyl siding. 3. Traditional Portuguese houses are whitewashed and feature filigree chimneys.
Output: 3
Statement: that's good to hear yeah and  i haven't uh well i've been  around a lot of people lately at work at my job that don't have a lot of values Choices:  1. at my work I'm often around people that don't have a lot of values 2. I will probably switch jobs, I don't like the people I'm working with 3. that's terrible, how can be around people like that?
Output: 1
Statement: um i've never been to a Chicago concert bet it was great Choices:  1. I have never attended a Chicago concert before. 2. I have been to several Chicago concerts. 3. I wish I could have gone to a Chicago concert.
Output: 1
Statement: Around Jalan Dato' Sagor and the nearby streets are some of the best preserved examples of Chinese architecture in Malaysia. Choices:  1. A great deal of ancient Chinese literature has also been preserved in Malaysia. 2. Chinese architecture in Malaysia can be found around Jalan Dato' Sagor. 3. There is no trace of Chinese architecture in Malaysia.
Output: 2
Statement: Third, Finkelstein deduces from some Germans' disgust at the destruction of Jewish lives and property during Nazi-sponsored pogroms such as Kristallnacht that Germans overwhelmingly condemned the Nazi anti-Semitic atrocities. Choices:  1. Every German person despised the Jews and actively encouraged Nazi practices of massacring Jewish people, and Finkelstein gathered this from evidence. 2. Using some Germans' disgust at Kristallnacht and other Nazi pogroms where Jews were killed as evidence, Finkelstein suggests the German people were overwhelmingly unhappy with the horrors the Nazis committed against Jews. 3. Some Germans were not disgusted by the anti-Semitic atrocities Nazi's committed against Jews in pogroms such as Kristallnacht.
Output: 2
Statement: 6, Elements of Financial Statements, and Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants.) Choices:  1. Elements of Financial Statements likely doesn't cover much of the same material that Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants does 2. 7. Basic Financial Data and Kohler's Dictionary for Lawyers 3. Kohler's Dictionary for Accounts and Elements of Financial Statements
Output: 3
Statement: I do feel like a rabbit. Choices:  1. Yes, I feel like a bunny. 2. I feel as nervous as a rabbit. 3. I feel as calm as a bear.
Output: 1
Statement: I thought for sure you'd know all this. Choices:  1. I was notified of your expertise thus creating the thought you would be so knowledgeable in this matter. 2. It was in my mind that you definitely had all the knowledge about this. 3. I was not expecting you to know anything at all in this subject.
Output: 2
Statement: General Electric Aircraft Engines has digitally captured, and made available to design engineers, Cpk data on almost all of its manufacturing processes and it strives to have critical processes in control to a point where they will yield no more than 1 defect in 500 million parts, a Cpk of 2.0. Choices:  1. General Electric Aircraft Engines sketches out the Cpk data on a piece of paper, as they don't digitally capture it. 2. General Electric Aircraft Engines make their data available to design engineers as they want to demonstrate that they can handle big contracts. 3. General Electric Aircraft Engines digitally captured Cpk data on most of it's manufacturing processes.
Output: 3
Statement: Stores do not open until 10am or later, but shopping goes on into the evening, up to 9:30pm. Choices:  1. Stores do not open very early due to the need to restock and prepare for shoppers. 2. Shops aren't open until around 10am, but you can shop up to 9:30pm. 3. Stores close early around 6 pm.
Output: 2
Statement: In the event that the Administrator is unable, for any reason, to promulgate allocation regulations on a timely basis, Section 434 provides a default methodology analogous to that for the new nationwide sulfur dioxide trading program for distributing the allowances, without promulgation of regulations, in advance of the year for which the allowances are necessary. Choices:  1. Within the agricultural division it is the Administrator's job to produce the allocation regulations within a specific time-frame. 2. The Administrator should produce the new rules, but if they are unable a procedure exists to create them automatically. 3. No allocation regulations can be made with God's approval.
Output: 2
Statement: We'll keep it to the last and open the other first." Choices:  1. We should save this one for last and open the other five first. 2. We will open the other one first and keep this one for last. 3. We'll open this one first and the other one afterwards.
Output: 2
Statement: Thorn kicked again and the horse exploded into action. Choices:  1. The horse exploded into action when Thorn kicked again. 2. The horse remained still when Thorn kicked again. 3. The horse exploded into action when Thorn kicked again with his spurred boots.
Output: 1
Statement: The sea has always played an important role in the history of this corner of France, from Scandinavians arriving in longships to Celts fleeing from Anglo-Saxons and Normans sailing to conquer England. Choices:  1. Scandinavians arrived in France via the ocean. 2. The Scandinavians stayed in France for a long time. 3. In this part of France, the influence of the sea is negligible.
Output: 1
Statement: These one-day fluctuations make absolutely no difference in one's financial circumstances, but watching them offers a fan's pleasure. Choices:  1. If you put together all of these one-day fluctuations, someone could have a big problem. 2. Nobody likes watching these market fluctuations. 3. Fans can enjoy the financial changes that occur.
Output: 3
Statement: How would you like to work for me?  Choices:  1. In which position, would you like to work for me? 2. I have many job options available. 3. You will start working as a housemaid right now.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, the cost of the candidate mail becomes 16. Choices:  1. So 16 becomes the cost of the candidate mail. 2. The cost of the candidate mail becomes too high. 3. In that case, the cost of the candidate mail becomes 2500.
Output: 1
Statement: At the Pentagon, real-world combat requirements come first--except when they don't. Choices:  1. The Pentagon has requirements. 2. The Pentagon requires their employees to follow combat requirements. 3. The Pentagon doesn't have requirements.
Output: 1
Statement: The gateway to the Lakes for those traveling from the south, this small sturdy town grew rich from trade in wool and cloth that came from the central lakes. Choices:  1. Trade had been very profitable for this town.  2. The town traded many things aside from wool and cloth to its benefit.  3. The town had no access to wool.
Output: 1
Statement: so much more complex yeah Choices:  1. It's very complex. 2. It's very simple. 3. Soccer is more complex than basketball.
Output: 1
Statement: administrator responsibilities in recognition of the critical role of system Choices:  1. The administrator responsibilities are fundamental, that's why they are so important. 2. Administrator duties in recognition of the crucial role of the system. 3. There aren't administrator responsibilities because there aren't any administrators here.
Output: 2
Statement: oh i guess they're just not domesticated or or Choices:  1. They are just not demsticated or something, I guess. 2. Those dogs are wild and dangerous. 3. These wolves are domesticated.
Output: 1
Statement: That should save some time, at least. Choices:  1. At least that should be a time saver. 2. That should prove to be more Prudent. 3. That will prove to be a waste of time at the least.
Output: 1
Statement: no i mean they had a nice stereo they listen to stereo they were into Michael Jackson Choices:  1. They had a nice stereo; they listened to Michael Jackson.  2. Their stereo was of poor quality and they couldn't listen to anything.  3. They had a nice stereo, they also listened to Janet Jackson. 
Output: 1
Statement: LSC works cooperatively with several national organizations that make technology grants Choices:  1. LSC works with federal organizations. 2. LSC works alone. 3. LSC works with other organizations.
Output: 3
Statement: Northwest of the VT is the bustling Crawford Market (known in post-Independence as Mahatma Jyotiba Phule). Choices:  1. The Crawford Market is Southeast of VT. 2. Before independence the Crawford market was used primarily for fish. 3. The Crawford market is known as Mahatma Jyotiba Phule after independence.
Output: 3
Statement: Case study data were collected through interviews and analysis of documentation. Choices:  1. Interviews and analysis of documentation were collected to provide the data for the case study of certain employees to study how some of them succeed to meet the quota in a company and others fall behind in performance by the third quarter.  2. Interviews and analysis of documentation were collected to provide the data for the case study. 3. Participant test-taking and objective lab tests were collected to provide supplemental data for the case study.
Output: 2
Statement: Although it was established some 1,700 years ago, the main shrine you'll see today was erected in 1993. Choices:  1. The main shrine that you can see today was built in the 1800s. 2. The main shrine is made of a combination of brick and concrete. 3. The main shrine seen today was put up in 1993.
Output: 3
Statement: Poste Italiane Postal Rate Commission Choices:  1. It was an international organization. 2. It was the U.S. Postal Service. 3. It was the commission on Italian Postal Rates.
Output: 3
Statement: Look out for the remains of a marble-covered Byzantine road (fourth- to century 14th-century) that once connected Lefkes with the nearby village of Karampoli down in the valley. Choices:  1. There has never been a road between Lefkes and Karampoli. 2. There used to be a road connecting Lefkes with Karampoli. 3. The Byzantine road was destroyed by gradual erosion.
Output: 2
Statement: 'We have all day.' Choices:  1. The next day we would move on. 2. There was no time constraint. 3. We don't have time.
Output: 2
Statement: So might the environmental, consumer, and public interest group members of the EPA's food quality advisory panel who recently resigned in protest, stating that the agency dithered in endless, fruitless debate rather than doing anything about toxic chemicals that have been around since World War II (the Washington Post , April, 28, 1999). Choices:  1. Far from a fruitless debate, the EPA often had apples on hand during meetings. 2. The EPA was more interested in the success of agribusiness than the safety of the American people. 3.  The EPA's food quality advisory panel feels that there are toxins and chemicals in our food that need to be removed.
Output: 3
Statement: The Mar Menor is a sportsman's paradise. Choices:  1. The Mar Menor has all sorts of fishing activities. 2. There is nothing for sportsmen to do in Mar Menor. 3. Sportsmen love the Mar Menor.
Output: 3
Statement: because uh boy i know people who kids people right out of college the credit card people like to get you because because they uh they spend they use the credit cards real easily and real freely and then they get in real  trouble Choices:  1. It's hard to get in trouble with a credit card.  2. Credict cards are extremely easy to wreak havoc with. 3. People right out of college get in trouble with credit cards. 
Output: 3
Statement: Little Wilkins would have been quite content to let it go at heart disease." Choices:  1. Little Wilkins would not have argued if it were blamed at a heart disease. 2. Little Wilkins doesn't know much about heart diseases and their symptoms. 3. Little Wilkins would have figured out that it was not a heart disease.
Output: 1
Statement: In the meantime, if a lounge chair by the pool just can't compare, you'll have to follow in the wake of Columbus and dock on the neighboring island of Porto Santo, a popular day trip. Choices:  1. There is nothing attractive to be seen in Porto Santo, so no tourists visit it. 2. Porto Santo is a popular alternative for the visitors that love adventure. 3. Columbus traversed the area where Porto Santo can be found.
Output: 3
Statement: it comes off in strips i mean not even little bit so we still have some of that trim work to do because we put it off all this time we know what a job it's gonna be because you almost have to strip the whole thing in order do it again Choices:  1. We are all done! 2. We have to finish the trim. 3. We have to finish the trim because only half of it is painted.
Output: 2
Statement: However, the mix shouldn't just be geographic. Choices:  1. There is geography in the mix.  2. The mix should just be geographic.  3. Geographic mix is only one of the factors that should be taken into account.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, what doesn't? Choices:  1. Well, what doesn't taste funny? 2. What does not? 3. Well, what does?
Output: 2
Statement: At the end of the Ice Age (some 13,000 years ago), the glaciers melted, leaving a long ridge of sediment sloping gradually from the top of the volcanic hills. Choices:  1. The Ice Age ended 13,000 years ago. 2. The Ice Age ended in 1994. 3. The Ice Age ended when the earth got very hot suddenly.
Output: 1
Statement: not even a uh uh billy club or huh what's the purpose of that so they can't take it Choices:  1. They don't carry billy clubs in case someone steals one? 2. Billy clubs are great as a non-lethal type of self-defense. 3. They all carry billy clubs because who's gonna try to take one?
Output: 1
Statement: Woods became the first black or Asian-American to win a major golf tournament, and broke the course records for best score (18 under par), biggest margin of victory (12 strokes), and youngest victor (he is 21). Choices:  1. Woods was the second black to win a major golf tournament. 2. Woods was the first black to win a major golf tournament and he did so when he was 20 years old. 3. Woods was the first black to win a major golf tournament.
Output: 3
Statement: you know what i mean because but i do in to a degree there's also not a day to day occurrence it's not that often that they come by but i've notice it's kind of gone down before when we first moved here it was pretty often but i've noticed that though they really work in the day and you very rarely see them in the evening because the men are home and so Choices:  1. Once people get used to them, they look elsewhere. 2. I don't see them as much as I used to. 3. Since we've moved her they've intensified their efforts, especially in the evening.
Output: 2
Statement: Another shot blew the head off of one man, showering the rider next to him. Choices:  1. A shot blew off the head of a man. 2. The rider next to him felt sick. 3. The man was alone when he was shot.
Output: 1
Statement: or you want to take the other side of it you can argue that's one of those you can pick either side and we could spend a lot of time on it because Choices:  1. Or if you want to play devil's advocate, you could argue that either stance is one that could be debated at length. 2. Or if you want to play devil's advocate, you could argue that either stance is one that could be debated at length because there is no succinct answer. 3. The issue is a black and white topic that would not create food for debate.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, one ongoing project (funded by the Abell Foundation) works to decrease employment barriers to 45,000 non-custodial fathers in Baltimore whose child-support obligations (especially money owed to the state) exceed their ability to pay. Choices:  1. Parents that don't have their children live with them must pay child support.  2. The project aims to get fathers custody of their children. 3. The project is made to get rid of employment barriers for fathers that don't have custody of their children.
Output: 3
Statement: It travels all the way up to the centre of Little, deposits its passengers on the doorstep of the Salmon Corporation, then winds all the way back down. Choices:  1. The train winds its way all over the city. 2. The train is used heavily by the Salmon Corporation. 3. The train stops at the doorstep of the Salmon Corporation.
Output: 3
Statement: 6 million from funding for court-appointed lawyers to the Legal Aid Society. Choices:  1. 6 million was handed to the Legal Aid Society for court-appointed lawyers. 2. The Legal Aid Society received no funding because it no longer hired lawyers directly. 3. Attorneys get relatively little money when they work for the Legal Aid Society.
Output: 1
Statement: Technical Change in the Aggregate Production Function, Review of Economics and Statistics    Choices:  1. Technical change in the aggregate production function. 2. No change in aggregate production function. 3. Reviewing statistic and economics does not cause any change in aggregate production function. 
Output: 1
Statement:  that has become a symbol of Nikko, the logo on virtually every souvenir. Choices:  1. It isn't the symbol of Nikko, is it? 2. It became a symbol of Nikko, a logo that can be found on many souvenirs. 3. There are many beautiful souvenirs with that logo.
Output: 2
Statement: oh okay my dad is too Choices:  1. Yes, my father is too. 2. My father is a dentist too. 3. Oh no, my father is not like that.
Output: 1
Statement: If anyone has seen either of them touching the medicine, they will have forgotten it by that 167 time.  Choices:  1. By the time anyone has seen them, they will have forgotten seeing anyone touch the medicine. 2. They will be able to remember who has touched the medicine. 3. They will have forgotten seeing anyone touching the medicine or what their own prescription is.
Output: 1
Statement: that's okay too Choices:  1. That also is fine with me. 2. We can do both of these things fine. 3. That is not alright.
Output: 1
Statement: A more controversial measure of personal saving would include changes in the value of existing assets. Choices:  1. Personal saving does not include changes in the value of something. 2. Personal saving could include changes in the value of your home. 3. Personal saving could include changes in the value of something.
Output: 3
Statement: Brunelleschi's design was never completed but the interior preserves the spatial clarity of his Corinthian-capitaled colonnades. Choices:  1. Construction was underway for 30 years, but stalled when Brunelleschi died. 2. Brunelleschi's completed design can be seen in its original condition today. 3. Construction was never completed on Brunelleschi's design.
Output: 3
Statement: After all, it's not till the discovery that the stock price falls. Choices:  1. The stock price will drop long before the discovery. 2. The discovery spreads so quickly that the stock price falls within the first five minutes after it's published. 3. The stock price only begins to fall when the discovery is made.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, began Julius, "I got into one of your dear oldfashioned first-class British compartments. Choices:  1. Julius explained his entrance into an old fashioned first class train compartments. 2. Well, Julius murmured, "I never could find your compartment on the train." 3. Julius said, "I entered one of your endearing and ancient first class train compartments and took your secret notes."
Output: 1
Statement: do you have a particular local channel that you watch on television Choices:  1. Do you watch any local channels on television? 2. I know you don't watch any local channels on tv. 3. Do you watch any local channels on television because you really should.
Output: 1
Statement: For souvenirs of the innately Las Vegas kind, there is the Gamblers' General Store a centrally located supplier of slot machines, gaming tables, and other gaming accoutrements. Choices:  1. The Gamblers General Store has a lot of Vegas souveniers. 2. The Gamblers General Store has a lot of Vegas souveniers that tourists like to buy to take home to their families. 3. The Gamblers General Store shut down after 40 years of business.
Output: 1
Statement: Over the entrance to the U.S. Choices:  1. Over exiting the US. 2. A debate of entry into the USA.  3. Over getting into the United States. 
Output: 3
Statement: perhaps is using it for education i have a four year old son and we have some education programs that he likes a little Sesame Street one and um we have another one that plays music and he really likes that one Choices:  1. My son has learned a lot from our educational programs. 2. My four year old son likes a couple of different educational programs. 3. We don't own any educational programs.
Output: 2
Statement: Clinton made this purpose clear in his speech Thursday at Birmingham Southern College, where he said the reason for the tests was to to find those kids and help them before they're in trouble and it's too late. Choices:  1. Clinton has not concerned about children at risk for falling behind. 2. Clinton wanted to find students at risk and help them before it was too late. 3. Many Democrats supported Clinton's education ideas.
Output: 2
Statement: And carry Prada bags. Choices:  1. Hold onto Prada purses.  2. And carry Chanel bags.  3. They loved carrying their prada bags. 
Output: 1
Statement: In many uses of case studies, there is no need to generalize. Choices:  1. There aren't any case studies, are there? Generalize! 2. People don't need to generalize in many uses of case studies. 3. There are many good case studies, you don't need to generalize.
Output: 2
Statement:  Stark pointed at the cave behind them. Choices:  1. It was Stark who was pointing at the cave located to the back of them.  2. Stark pointed toward the cave because he knew the beast was hiding in there.  3. Stark pointed his finger toward the ocean. 
Output: 1
Statement: both i think it's it's a matter of both um economics economics has a lot to do with it unfortunately but uh i think a lot of choice has gone into it lately and and most of them or or a lot of women i know would rather Choices:  1. I think that it is true that both are relevant to the situation. 2. It is not at all about economics, and entirely about morality.  3. It is both a matter of economics and morality that are relevant.
Output: 1
Statement: Field Settings. Choices:  1. Only field settings exist. 2. These are not field settings. 3. These settings are for the field.
Output: 3
Statement: I'll read it: DEAR SIR, "Re your advertisement, I should be glad if you would call round somewhere about lunch-time. Choices:  1. The letter wanted to follow up from the advertisement. 2. There were no responses to the ad. 3. It said, please visit around lunch.
Output: 3