niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: um-hum well the US pays the US pays less taxes than almost every industrialized country  um Choices: 1. The U.S. pays less taxes than some third-world countries.  2. The U.S. pays more taxes than every other country in the world. 3. The U.S. pays less taxes than nearly all industrialized countries.
Output: 1
Statement: It never  As soon as the horde hears the words Social Security, a silence falls. Choices: 1. The crowd will cheer at the word Domestic reprisal. 2. There was a loud cheer from the horde. 3. It never occurs as soon as the horde hears the words Social Security.
Output: 1
Statement: The students at Yale came from all different backgrounds and all parts of the country. Choices: 1. There was no diversity among students in Yale.  2. Yale contains people from all over the world.  3. The students attending Yale are all very diverse. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Moors failed to penetrate much further north than Aveiro about halfway up the Atlantic Coast. Choices: 1. The Moors only achieved getting about halfway up the Atlantic Coast. 2. The Moors managed to penetrate far north of Aveiro.  3. The Moors ran into fierce opposition which halted their northern advances. 
Output: 3
Statement: The most famous building in the village is the 17th-century Town End Yeoman's Farmhouse. Choices: 1. There is a 17th-century farmhouse in the village, but no one really takes note of it. 2. Many tourists have been drawn to the 17th-century Town End Yeoman's Farmhouse due to its horrific history. 3. 17th-century Town End Yeoman's Farmhouse is the most well known building in the village.
Output: 2
Statement: Across the Adriatic to the east lies the rocky coastline of the former Yugoslavia. Choices: 1. Yugoslavia is located on a plateau in the north far away from the Adriatic.  2. The coastline of Yugoslavia is across the Adriatic near the east. 3. Yugoslavia disbanded due to conflicts of interests of leadership.
Output: 3
Statement: I have seen in my public and private sector careers how GPRA's purposes of improved performance and accountability can be achieved through the disciplined application of the goalsetting, planning, performance measurement, and reporting requirements of the act. Choices: 1. However it will take millions of dollars to achieve this school. 2. I can see how GPRA's improved performance can be achieved. 3. I have no public or private sector career experience.
Output: 1
Statement: While multiple systems on one site are common, the number of required systems to serve large MWe of capacity has been decreasing. Choices: 1. There are never more than one system on a site. 2. There are often multiple systems on one site. 3. There are usually multiple systems on one job site.
Output: 3
Statement: I will continue to speak out on these issues in the coming months. Choices: 1. The issues will be spoken on in the coming months. 2. The issues will be spoken on in a public setting every week for the coming months. 3. The issues will not be spoken on in the coming months.
Output: 2
Statement: As Adrin reloaded, the Kal turned and crushed the leg of a Stick dressed in ringmail and a studded leather helm shaped like the head of a dog. Choices: 1. The Stick was dressed in ringmail. 2. Adrin crushed the leg of a Stick. 3. The Stick fell over from the blow.
Output: 3
Statement: I can help you, said Ca'daan. Choices: 1. Ca'daan said everyone needed to take care of themselves. 2. Ca'daan offered to help. 3. Ca'daan offered to help ward off the mob.
Output: 3
Statement: Monsieur Poirot was within.  Choices: 1. Inside were Monsieur Poirot's where abouts. 2. Monsieur Poirotwas located within the premises. 3. Monsieur Poirot was not within the premises.
Output: 1
Statement: well i don't believe in a single government or a single control for the world Choices: 1. I am against the idea of a single global government. 2. I would support a unified governing force for the world. 3. I feel that there should be several governments of equal sizes.
Output: 3
Statement: And Benedykt was indeed the boss, even though he himself couldn't quite believe it. Choices: 1. He wasn't the boss, since he was fired.  2. He was the boss but it didn't feel like he was.  3. He was the boss because he worked hard to get there. 
Output: 3
Statement: Scored 145. Choices: 1. There was a score of 190. 2. There was a score of 145. 3. There was a score of 145 on a report.
Output: 3
Statement: Japanese companies then enthusiastically imported any Western technologies they could get their hands on. Choices: 1. Japanese companies didn't want to purchase any Western technologies. 2. The Japanese public was buying more western technologies than Japanese companies were able to provide. 3. Western technologies were being imported by Japanese companies.
Output: 2
Statement: i guess because well that guy is from Dallas that's probably about the only thing yeah that's it that's the only reason why i don't know anybody else Choices: 1. I don't know anyone from Dallas. 2. It's only because that guy's from Dallas. 3. I'm sure it's not because he's from Dallas.
Output: 1
Statement: (Well, for Skadden it's not such a mystery, considering that Slate is part of the name of the D.C. law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &amp; Flom.) Choices: 1. Slate is part of a law office's name. 2. Slate is not related to the law firm it shares a name with. 3. Slate is just a law firm.
Output: 2
Statement: As Constantinople, jewel of the Byzantine Empire, it was for more than 1,000 years the most important city in Christendom. Choices: 1. Constantinople was considered the most important city because it had diverse culture. 2. The most important city in Christendom has never been the Jewel of the Byzantine Empire. 3. Constantinople was the heart of the Byzantine Empire for more than a millennium. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it's an eighteen hole course i mean it's it's uh not terribly difficult and there's really there's a a river that runs along the side but it only comes into play on one par three hole Choices: 1. I've hit a few balls into the river. 2. There are water hazards on several holes. 3. Our course is pretty easy.
Output: 1
Statement: The hippest bars are scattered throughout Hollywood and western L.A., including The SkyBar, The Whiskey Bar, Martini Lounge, and Kane. Choices: 1. The SkyBar is not hip at all. 2. The Rainbow Room is another hip bar located in West Hollywood. 3. Lots of hip bars are in Hollywood and west L.A.
Output: 2
Statement: Within them, an endless inventory of shapes and rhythms appears. Choices: 1. Their minds sit idle, vacant of energy, ideas, or feelings. 2. Figures and patterns flow freely in their minds. 3. They are engaging in the sacred act of creation with their repertoires of expressive means.
Output: 3
Statement: well you know i have noticed too that uh uh when i started the exercise uh not the exercise but the walking program uh that i did tone up you know like all over but it didn't get the upper part of my body and uh so Choices: 1. There isn't much to be done, as soon as I start walking I'm out of breath, I can never tone. 2. I noticed the same thing when I started the walking program. 3. I wish I could tone my upper body but it seems impossible with the walking program.
Output: 3
Statement: We calculate the daily profit of residential delivery routes for the Postal Service by totaling the revenue minus collection, processing and transportation costs of the mail delivered on each route and subtracting the delivery cost of $266. Choices: 1. Postal Service is able to calculate the daily profit resulting from residential delivery routes. 2. A figure of around $250 is needed when calculating the daily profit of residential delivery routes. 3. The Postal Service subtracts the delivery cost of $30 when calculating daily profit.
Output: 2
Statement: 4 sq mile), approach it by foot as history's countless pilgrims have. Choices: 1. It is best experienced by approaching on the back of a donkey. 2. Pilgrims throughout history have hiked hundreds, sometimes thousands, of miles to reach it. 3. You should walk up to it just like everybody else does.
Output: 2
Statement: It can't last for ever. Choices: 1. This has to stop sooner or later. 2. It can't stop soon enough for me.  3. I don't think this will ever end.
Output: 2
Statement: The courtyard tradition allegedly began at the grand opening, when actress Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped in wet cement. Choices: 1. The tradition started when she stepped in the cement. 2. No tradition exists regarding any events at the grand opening. 3. Norma Talmadge once stepped in wet cement.
Output: 1
Statement: Editorialists agree that Milosevic is a treacherous butcher, but nobody knows how to stop him without a major bombing campaign, for which Europe and the United States lack the stomach. Choices: 1. Editorialists disagree with the idea that Milosevic is a butcher. 2. Milosevic is a treacherous butcher, as the editorialists agree.  3. The European states and the United States are best of friends.
Output: 3
Statement: So the city pulled out of the program. Choices: 1. The city has decided to pour more money into the program. 2. The city dropped the program. 3. The city dropped the program in favor of another.
Output: 3
Statement: But she would also realize that she couldn't leave him while he was in the White House, in part because her tenure is co-terminal with his. Choices: 1. It would have been easy for her to leave him while still in office. 2. She realized she couldn't leave while he was still in office. 3. She was desperate to get away from him, but she couldn't because he was still in the White House.
Output: 3
Statement: (Or click to read my summary of Wolfe's and Rose's positions.) Choices: 1. To read my summary of Wolfe's position, click. 2. My summary on Wolfe's position is a positive one. 3. Click to exit out of my summary of Wolfe's position.
Output: 2
Statement: They'll find my body. Choices: 1. They will find me dead in the bushes. 2. They will never find me. 3. They will find my dead body.
Output: 1
Statement: Persistent welfare cases don't get jobs because of mental illness, substance abuse, transportation obstacles, child-care difficulties, and simple lack of interest. Choices: 1. Lack of interest is a very common cause of unemployment among youth who are welfare cases. 2. Welfare cases have many reasons to not get jobs, including lack of interests. 3. Welfare causes do get jobs even if they have mental illnesses.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it's a it's a hard decision to make Choices: 1. The choice is easy in this scenario. 2. It is a difficult decision to make. 3. Deciding whether or not to kill yourself is a hard decision to make.
Output: 3
Statement: in any of them since eighty one Choices: 1. Any of them have since 81. 2. All of the days have pleaseant since it was 81 degrees. 3. It's been none of them since 81.
Output: 2
Statement: i we really we decide we didn't decide to get one until i started working at home Choices: 1. We always had one and sold it when I started working from home.   2. We did not get one until I worked from home.   3. We got a cheap one when I started working from home.  
Output: 3
Statement: political science oh okay well  i know i know i'm going to school right now and uh i have a friend uh UTD University of Texas Dallas Choices: 1. I have a friend that goes to the University of Texas. 2. I'm going to school with some friends right now. 3. My friend is at the University of Massachusetts. 
Output: 2
Statement: so that really made a big difference i think in why we chose TI and chose to move this way Choices: 1. There was no major reason to choose TI over any other. 2. We debated about it for a long time before deciding. 3. There was one major reason that made us choose TI.
Output: 2
Statement: The miracle here is the animation and production design, which has less to do with belief than with talent and millions of dollars. Choices: 1. This project, despite being underfunded, has been surviving on passion and enthusiasm from its volunteers. 2. This production is backed by immense funding and considerable talent. 3. Coincidentally, the talent on board are also big believers in the project.
Output: 3
Statement: repayments is included in the calculation of the subsidy cost of direct loans, and this subsidy cost is recognized as an expense when the loans are disbursed. Choices: 1. The subsidy cost calculation of direct loans does include repayments, but this subsidy cost is seen as an expense when loans are disbursed.  2. Repayments are not included in the calculation of subsidy cost of direct loans.  3. The subsidy cost is seen as an expense even when loans aren't disbursed. 
Output: 3
Statement: Gallup, for one, is waiting until Net use becomes more widespread before embracing online polling. Choices: 1. Gallup wants online polling even if nobody is online. 2. Gallup has been opposed to online polling since he lost the mayoral election.  3. Gallup wants to opt for online polling when the internet becomes widespread.
Output: 2
Statement: although now i kind of enjoy hearing the rock and roll i guess it makes me think i'm young again Choices: 1. I listened to a lot of rock and roll in my youth. 2. I have never listened to rock and roll music.  3. Hearing rock and roll makes me think that I am young again.
Output: 1
Statement: The Park includes an eclectic collection of objects from the history of  old railway memorabilia, artifacts from sugar cane processing plants, and a banana-tallying machine can all be found here. Choices: 1. The Park is crawling with modern pieces of art. 2. The Park was founded twenty years ago. 3. The Park is filled with all kinds of antiques.
Output: 2
Statement: Seek out Jativa's late-Renaissance Colegiata (Collegiate Church) in the Plaza de Calixto III. Choices: 1. The Colegiata is a fine example of late-Renaissance style. 2. The Colegiata is located in the Plaza de Naranjas.  3. The Colegiata is located in the Plaza de Calixto III.
Output: 1
Statement: The boot and leather goods seller just outside the entrance of Funchal's Mercado dos Lavradores market is worth a visit. Choices: 1. There is a good boot seller just outside of Funchal's Mercado dos Lavrados market. 2. They don't sell boots and leather inside of the Funchal's Mercado dos Lavrados market. 3. There is no place to buy boots near the Funchal's Mercado dos Lavrados market.
Output: 2
Statement: So if Barak gets his final deal with the Palestinians, Israel may find itself with a new kind of  an autonomous Palestinian state, a stone's throw (literally) from sacred Israeli territory, that is sinking into Third World poverty, anarchy, and civil war. Choices: 1. Palestine and Israel are neighbors. 2. Barak is hoping to broker a peace deal between Iran and Germany. 3. Palestine has no sacred territory.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah which is which is basic i mean when hello Choices: 1. It's not hard to understand something so simple. 2. No, no that's very complicated.  3. Yeah, that's basic, I mean, hello.
Output: 1
Statement:  Adrin donned his own bandit armor and drew his rapier and his dagger. Choices: 1. The man prepared himself for combat. 2. As the enemy army neared Adrin put on his battle gear. 3. Adrin scurried away from battle, leaving his kit behind.
Output: 2
Statement: you do you have a basement Choices: 1. You do not have a basement. 2. You indeed own a basement. 3. The basement is hidden.
Output: 3
Statement: uh five rooms upstairs one uh room downstairs a basement full cellar Choices: 1. Five rooms upstairs, one room downstairs and a full cellar basement. 2. It's a really spacious home with many rooms. 3. Only one room upstairs and no basement. 
Output: 2
Statement: San'doro and the Kal met Severn at the town's southern bridge. Choices: 1. They met at the northern bridge. 2. They met at the bridge to discuss politics. 3. They all met at the southern bridge.
Output: 2
Statement: There is nothing between you and Antarctica here. Choices: 1. Most travelers make their last stop here on the way to Antarctica. 2. This is the last piece of land before you reach Antarctica. 3. You will see many places to visit if you head towards Antarctica from here.
Output: 1
Statement: It makes me home-sick." Choices: 1. It makes me want to take the first bus home. 2. It makes me forget about home. 3. It makes me have sentimental feelings about home.
Output: 1
Statement: City Residential, Business All Businessb and Mixed Rural Park &amp; Total All Foot Curb Loop Total Choices: 1. There is city residential and business zoning. 2. There is no city residential or business zoning. 3. There is city residential and business zoning in Chicago.
Output: 3
Statement: 1 The results provide illustrations rather than precise forecasts of the economic outcomes associated with alternative policy or saving rate assumptions. Choices: 1. Illustrations give assumptions 2. Results give illustrations instead of forecasts of the economic outcomes associated with the saving rate assumptions 3. The results provide forecast rather than illustrations 
Output: 1
Statement: And they also reflect the nuances of American federalism, ensuring that implications of service delivery and devolution on state and local governments and on the private and nonprofit sectors are factored into all of its work. Choices: 1. there are other, more subtle nuances of American federalism. 2. there are no nuances at all that are reflected. 3. the nuances of American federalism are also reflected.
Output: 1
Statement: i don't know pretty it's for yeah i think at the same time it's for some people to you know help them grow in other areas Choices: 1. This activity helps people grow in other areas. 2. There is no opportunity to benefit from it. 3. Every talented person would benefit from doing it.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the main building is not open to the public, the official residence of the Portuguese government may be visited by prearranged, guided tours. Choices: 1. The main building isn't accessible to the public although visits can be arranged. 2. It's not unusual for tour guides to sneak into the Portugese government's official residence. 3. The main building is always accessible to the public.
Output: 2
Statement: Bush's greatest feat has been to spin his evasion of controversies as a virtue. Choices: 1. Bush has engaged in many controversies. 2. Bush's greatest feat has been to spin his evasion of controversies as a virtue. 3. Bush is not able to spin his evasion of controversies.
Output: 1
Statement: There is a total of 12,800 Buddha statues here, plus the remains of the monastery's founder embalmed in gold leaf. Choices: 1. The monastery's founder was embalmed in gold leaf when he died.  2. The Buddha statues are all symmetrically lined up.  3. There are 22,000 Buddha statues here. 
Output: 2
Statement: i understand we've got i've got a daughter Choices: 1. I have a daughter, I can understand 2. I don't have any kids, but I see what you're saying 3. I have a thirteen year old daughter, too
Output: 3
Statement: All Egyptian temples would appear vividly colored much like the tombs in the Valley of the Kings but little color has survived on most of them due to the effects of sunlight and smoke damage caused by fires when the temples were used as dwellings. Choices: 1. The tombs in the Valley of the Kings are examples of Egyptian temples would appear vividly colored. 2. The vivid colors of the Egyptian temples have remained as such over all these years. 3. Sunlight and smoke damage faded the vivid colors, but the colors would have faded naturally over time anyway.
Output: 3
Statement: But Sir James said nothing. Choices: 1. Sir James didn't say anything. 2. Sir James couldn't stop talking.  3. Sir James nodded. 
Output: 3
Statement: If grade budgets are such a good idea, why don't we have them? Choices: 1. We do not have grade budgets.  2. We have grade budgets.  3. Grade budgets are not offered in our area.
Output: 3
Statement: This was the most interesting part of the event. Choices: 1. There was nothing interesting about the event.  2. This was the best part of the event.  3. The event was boring, save for this. 
Output: 3
Statement: It is strange that so many of those most offended by globalization call themselves progressives. Choices: 1. Many progressives are offended by globalization. 2. Progressives love globalization. 3. Most progressives are offended by globalization.
Output: 3
Statement: The state didn't. Choices: 1. Massive fraud drove the governing entity to not proceed. 2. The government dissolved and fled to Jupiter. 3. The governing body did not proceed.
Output: 1
Statement: The good times will come again, Dorcas.  Choices: 1. Bad times are coming. 2. Good times will happen again. 3. Good times will happen again soon, Dorcas.
Output: 3
Statement: RFP inquiries on technology and on state planning were streamlined. Choices: 1. There were no questions asked about either technology or state planning regarding the RFP.  2. Questions about technology and state planning to the RFP were advanced onward. 3. Inquiries regarding technology and state planning of the RFP were guided along to members of the board as they attempted to resolve issues regarding such questions.
Output: 3
Statement: Here is Novak's original quotation from Capital Gang : Choices: 1. The original quote is as follows: 2. We have no transcripts from the show; 3. Novak was a regular on that show.
Output: 3
Statement: The wives of these gods also have numerous names and attributes. Choices: 1. There are numerous names and attributes for the god's wives.  2. The wives of these gods also have numerous names and attributes that are seen as equally important. 3. The wives of these gods do not have their own names and attributes. 
Output: 2
Statement: Our analysis helped the Congress reduce the final fiscal year 2000 appropriation request Choices: 1. Congress was able to cut programs including driver's ed and utility workers. 2. Congress reduced the fiscal year 200 appropriation request. 3. The analysis persuaded Congress to increase the fiscal year 2001 appropriation request.
Output: 1
Statement: Underwater sports off the major islands and rocky islets of the FWI are the highlights of countless vacations. Choices: 1. It's too dangerous to partake in underwater sports off the major islands and rocky islets 2. Vacations activties occur off the major islands of the FWI. 3. Underwater sports are the most popular activities on vacations.
Output: 3
Statement: She clashed early on with Edinburgh's famous Protestant reformer, John Knox, who held sway in St. Giles but later adopted an uneasy policy of religious tolerance. Choices: 1. She maintained a policy of strict religious obedience her whole life. 2. She adopted a policy of religious tolerance after clashing with Protestant reformers. 3. John Knox is the namesake of Knoxville Tenessee
Output: 3
Statement: so i don't know it could just be rumors that spread around you know when they Choices: 1. I am not sure if it is just a rumor. 2. They never started any rumors. 3. I was hoping that it was just a rumor.
Output: 3
Statement: If these debt securities are retired before maturity, the difference, if any, between the reacquisition price and the net carrying value of the extinguished debt should be recognized as a gain or loss by the fund that owned the securities. Choices: 1. There is a difference in retiring debt securities before maturity. 2. There is a big difference in retiring debt securities before maturity. 3. There is no difference in between retiring debt securities before maturity.
Output: 2
Statement: The inquiry into whether a statute is severable is essentially an inquiry into legislative intent. Choices: 1. Questioning whether a statute is severable is really just an inquiry into legislative intent. 2. Questioning whether a statute is severable has nothing to do with legislative intent. 3. Inquiries are not usually made about whether or not a statute is severable.
Output: 3
Statement: The Sunday Telegraph of London led its front page with an exclusive interview with Sami Salih, a defector from Iraq who described how he ran Saddam Hussein's illegal oil smuggling network and how the profits were used to buy arms. Choices: 1. Saddam Hussein bought arms by selling oil on the international black market. 2. Sami Salih told the Telegraph a fabrication about illegal oil smuggling which he had invented in order to claim asylum. 3. The Sunday Telegraph's front page was left completely blank as a mark of respect for the victims of Saddam Hussein's regime.
Output: 2
Statement: And they don't need to--the 13 missiles they supposedly have aimed at the United States have always been judged capable of hitting U.S. cities by the Pentagon (though China's difficulty in commercial launches casts doubt on the Pentagon's assessment). Choices: 1. It is not clear if China's missiles are capable of hitting U.S. cities. 2. The Pentagon does not do investigations of China's missiles. 3. China intentionally publicized the launch failures, to mislead the U.S.
Output: 3
Statement: Many Poles, especially among the intellectual and professional classes, opposed Soviet influence and Communist rule, and in 1956 the regime faced its first real test. Choices: 1. Communist rule in Poland was opposed. 2. Most Poles embraced Communist ideals. 3. The Russians remained in Poland for two more decades.
Output: 3
Statement: Its twin belfries loom over the Spanish Steps (Scalinata della Trinit?  dei Monti), eternal hang-out of Rome's golden youths, lovers, peddlers of trinkets and the occasional hustler. Choices: 1. Everyone congregated at the Spanish Steps on a daily basis. 2. Its one belfry was not very high above the Spanish Steps. 3. Its two belfires tower over the Spanish Steps where people from all walks of life hang out regularly.
Output: 1
Statement: The agency viewed such an analysis as unnecessary in light of its lack of discretion with respect to the rule, but stated that past evaluations indicated few if any small businesses would be affected. Choices: 1. The analysis was thought to be a conflict in interest. 2. The analysis was deemed unnecessary by the agency. 3. The agency recommended doing an analysis to find out if the rule had been broken. 
Output: 1
Statement: UCLA plays at the Rose Bowl, while USC games are at the Coliseum. Choices: 1. USC and UCLA play games at different stadiums. 2. UCLA exclusively plays at the coliseum. 3. UCLA sometimes goes to play at the Coliseum.
Output: 3
Statement: In Shekou is a large Free Market, and an exhibition of Xian's terra-cotta warriors. Choices: 1. The huge Free Market and the warrior display are located at the eastern part of Shekou. 2. The small Free Market in Shekou can be skipped. 3. Xian's terra cotta warriors are showcased in Shekou.
Output: 1
Statement: but i found that this worked really well and i came out of there and i saw my stomach going down well Choices: 1. My stomach was getting smaller than it has been in a while. 2. It made my stomach become enlarged. 3. My stomach was shrinking quite well.
Output: 1
Statement: Self-Contradiction Choices: 1. Contradicting self.  2. He contradicted himself.  3. Self assure.
Output: 2
Statement: So who wins Round Two? Choices: 1. Who lost the last round? 2. Who won the second round? 3. So what was the prize?
Output: 1
Statement: In short, the success of macroeconomic activism, in both theory and practice, has made it possible for free market microeconomics to survive--again both in theory and in practice. Choices: 1. The success of macroeconomic activism has helped free market microeconomics survive. 2. Free market microeconomics has not survived. 3. Macroeconomic activism has brought attention to free market microeconomics.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah yeah most of them too scared to do anything about it Choices: 1. Most of them are too scared to do anything.  2. Action is being taken.  3. It'd be nice if someone would do something. 
Output: 3
Statement: Influenced by Elkins, Moynihan suggested that slavery--and the barriers to male employment imposed by Jim Crow--had instilled in African-American culture such recurring features as broken families and illegitimacy. Choices: 1. Moynihan thinks slavery has nothing to do with current African American issues. 2. Moynihan blames slavery for the broken families of African Americans. 3. Moynihan thinks that the culture problems of African American can all be traced back to slavery.
Output: 3
Statement: but on the other hand Choices: 1. "Looking at it from a different viewpoint, this may be our salvation." 2. "Looking at it from a different viewpoint." 3. "On the one hand."
Output: 1
Statement: members from other parts of the country. Choices: 1. members immigrated from foreign countries  2. Citizens from other areas of the country  3. Non-native peoples from other areas of the nation
Output: 3
Statement: There was a sweet and goofy nostalgia in many of today's responses, recalling boyish sexual stirrings in a nonexistent time without today's easy access to pornography. Choices: 1. Not a single trace of nostalgia was found in today's responses. 2. All of the day's responses showed a sense of nostalgia. 3. Many of today's responses were filled with nostalgia.
Output: 2
Statement: What the imaginary quilting business did produce was a loan that she and her husband, Linn, who is 86 and suffers from congestive heart failure, cannot possibly afford. Choices: 1. They wanted to use the money for medical bills. 2. The fake business idea got the elderly couple a loan that was outside of their means. 3. The young couple got a loan to open their own business.
Output: 1
Statement: The only thing worse than a cacophony of special interests plastering their views all over the nation's airwaves and legislation is a single special interest that owns the ballot box--and knows how to make itself invisible. Choices: 1. One special interest in the gun industry that has a lot of control is very scary. 2. One special interest that has a lot of control is very scary. 3. One special interest cannot have so much control that they pose a threat.
Output: 1
Statement: Nature's Supremacy Choices: 1. African Nature Supremacy 2. Natural Dominance 3. Artifice over nature
Output: 1
Statement: The commentariat repeats its long-held opinion that Clinton's claim of executive privilege is bunk. Choices: 1. Clinton is allowed executive privilege whenever she wants. 2.  The commentariat thinks that most Americans will agree that Clinton should not get executive privilege. 3.  The commentariat thinks that Clinton does not get executive privilege.
Output: 2
Statement: that's true that's true that's that's real nice to Choices: 1. That's awful.  2. I guess you're right.  3. That's really nice. 
Output: 2
Statement: In order to provide some insight into the potential importance of the key elements underlying estimates of the benefits of reducing SOx and NOx emissions, we developed an Alternative Estimate using different choices of data, methods, and assumptions that are detailed in Section II (Analytical Approach). Choices: 1. There is no way to estimate the benefits of reducing emissions. 2. The benefits of reducing some emissions are measured in Section II. 3. NOx emissions often come from coal fired power plants.
Output: 3
Statement: um um action  i i guess one of my favorite well two of my favorite movies is probably like Lethal Weapon and Lethal Weapon Two and those are those are like two of my most favorite i mean they're just really good movies and i liked Bird on a Wire Choices: 1. Lethal weapon and its sequel are probably my favorite movies. 2. I also liked the movie Bird on a Wire. 3. Lethal Weapon is probably the worst movie I ever watched.
Output: 2
Statement: I can see where this is going, Randy. Choices: 1. Randy, I know what you are leading up to. 2. I haven't a clue what this is about. 3. We both know what's happening here, Randy.
Output: 3
Statement: SOUTHEAST Choices: 1. Our goal is to reach the North Pole. 2. The path leads towards Australia.  3. The path that is downward and to the right, relative to the North Star. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah and all that stuff well i'm i'm pretty easy as far as yard work i'll go out there and cut it and i'll edge it if it dies it dies Choices: 1. I'll get there if it is getting out of control and mow it or trim the edges, but I don't really worry that much over it. 2. I have a pristine yard and I intend to keep it that way. 3. Honestly I don't worry about the gardening because I just do the basics and don't worry if the grass all dies.
Output: 1
Statement: The only thinker who is really honest about the implausibility of the liberal state, says Fish, is  Choices: 1. They had an example of a thinker who was real about the possibility. 2. They did not find any thinkers whose ideas matched their own. 3. They thought about the issue all the time.
Output: 3
Statement: The first lies in the assumption that all three-second periods are worth the same. Choices: 1. The assumption is false. 2. It is a fact that all three-second periods are the same. 3. People assume that all three-second periods are worth the same.
Output: 1
Statement: no something happens then what Choices: 1. Something will happen after this. 2. Something will not happen, so what? 3. What happens after something happes?
Output: 1
Statement: well i tell you what now see East Texas there's two parts of Texas East Texas and North Texas Atlanta and Dallas are almost identical in every way weather and everything Choices: 1. Having lived in both Dallas and Atlanta, the two cities could not be more different. 2. Atlanta and Dallas are virtually the same, including the weather. 3. East Texas is the nicest part of Texas to live in.
Output: 3
Statement: When agencies lose major accounts, they often fire nearly everyone involved with the account. Choices: 1. Losing a large account may mean huge layoffs for most people involved. 2. When a marketing agency loses a large account to a competitor, they will most likely end up firing those associated with the account.  3. Everyone is guaranteed job security no matter how many clients they may lose.
Output: 2
Statement: For several decades tourism has dominated the island's economy, but Madeira's enduring appeal lies in preserving it as a sublime tropical retreat far removed from the rest of the world. Choices: 1. Tourism has fallen behind the fishing industry in terms of the island's economic output. 2. Although Madiera cuts mustard with its tourism business, its primary appeal is its tropical isolation. 3. Paradoxically, Madeira cannot increase tourism without removing the attraction of its remoteness and exclusivity.
Output: 3
Statement: Geraldine Ferraro's resignation as co-host of Crossfire , to run for the Senate from New York, has occasioned the usual pokes at CNN's nightly political interview-cum-debate program. Choices: 1. Geraldine Ferraro never wants anything to do with politics and currently is keeping her co-host job.  2. Geraldine Ferraro hates CNN secretly.  3. Geraldine Ferraro is resigning as co-host of Crossfire in order to run for Senate from New York.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well i um run a business out of my home Choices: 1. I work at an office.  2. I am a stay at home businessman.  3. I enjoy working from home.
Output: 3
Statement: Although currently limited to this one rule, the program manager said that AMS plans to use these electronic rulemaking features in other potentially controversial rulemakings. Choices: 1. AMS looks forward to using electronic rulemaking features. 2. They plan on using these electronic rulemaking features in the next year. 3. AMS isn't currently limited to his one rule, said the program manager.
Output: 2
Statement: i do too uh they don't either Choices: 1. Neither of us want to do it. 2. They don't want to do it but I do. 3. I do as well but they don't.
Output: 2
Statement: The Norman castle was the home of the Parr family, famous for having provided Henry VIII with his sixth and last wife, Catherine. Choices: 1. Henry VIII married Catherine from the Parr family. 2. Henry the VIII loved his wife Catherine. 3. Henry the VIII married one woman during his life.
Output: 2
Statement: The cover story in the last issue of the business magazine Across the Board identifies nonbusiness-related use of the Web as a serious problem at the office. Choices: 1. Across the Board said that the serious problem of personal internet use in the office is growing everyday 2. Across the Board said that personal internet use in the office is a minor problem 3. Across the Board ran an article detailing the serious problem of personal internet use in the office.
Output: 1
Statement: As shown in Exhibit A-5 in Appendix A, this process can occur simultaneously with the processing of the construction permit application. Choices: 1. Exhibit B-2 in Appendix D shows permit applications. 2. There are more processes that can occur with the process of construction permit application. 3. Construction permit application has a process that can occur at the same time.
Output: 2
Statement: Which is not exactly a No. Choices: 1. It's not completely a refusal. 2. It isn't exactly a no, but it's definitely not a yes. 3. It's clearly a No.
Output: 2
Statement: Wolf is developing a professional online note-taking service to help students augment their own notes or to catch up after a sick day, he told the New York Times . Student stenographers are paid $300 per semester plus $200 for every five additional note-takers they recruit for the company. Choices: 1. Wolf is set to make a lot of money on his note-taking service. 2. There are no note-taking service for students in development. 3. Wolf is developing a note-taking service that pays students $300 per semester plus an additional $200 for every five recruits they bring in.
Output: 1
Statement: Less detailed models are sold under the name Nao. Choices: 1. There is only one line of models. 2. The more complicated models are sold under the name Hi. 3. Nao is the line of less detailed models.
Output: 2
Statement: The objective is to keep the won from falling much more than is necessary for the long-run adjustment of the Korean economy, and thereby to prevent unnecessary bankruptcies and unnecessary depression of Korean income and employment. Choices: 1. Preventing bankruptcies and depression in the Korean economy is the goal of keeping the won from falling.  2. Dropping the won as low as possible in value is the goal.  3. Keeping the won from falling involves influencing banks and financiers through government agencies. 
Output: 3
Statement: What if there was a big picture of, say, the Jews killing Christ. Choices: 1. There is no photo of the Jews killing Christ. 2. The biggest photos is the Jews killing Christ who is eating a sandwich.  3. There is a big picture of the Jews killing Christ.
Output: 2
Statement: This elegant three-story brick palace has been specifically renovated to house one of the largest known private collections of ancient and modern paintings, the property of the German industrialist Baron von Thyssen-Bornemizsa. Choices: 1. The elegant three-story brick palace houses one of the largest private ancient and modern paintings. 2. The palace does not house any paintings. 3. The elegant three-story brick palace is bigger than the queen's palace.
Output: 3
Statement: When there are significant differences between the population affected by a particular health risk and the populations used in the labor market studies, as is the case here, some economists prefer to adjust the VSL estimate to reflect those differences. Choices: 1. Economist would generally prefer to see labor market studies taken from similar populations. 2. There are economists that like to adjust VSL estimates in order to reflect population differences. 3. Economists never adjust the VSL estimates to reflect differences in populations.
Output: 1
Statement: Clearly the Kennedys loathed Johnson, but they were as hypocritical as he was. Choices: 1. The Kennedys have hated Johnson for many years. 2. The Kennedys were hypocritical like Johnson. 3. Johnson is loved by the Kennedys. 
Output: 1
Statement: Participants believed that the board has a responsibility to educate itself through the use of external advisors or other means and not rely solely on information provided by management. Choices: 1. Participants thought the board had a responsibility to be educated. 2. Participants thought the board had a responsibility to be educated through internal advisors. 3. Participants thought the board had a responsibility to be educated using external advisors provided by the IRS.
Output: 3
Statement: The final rule is considered to be an economically significant regulatory action under Executive Order Choices: 1. The final rule was not economically significant.  2. The final rule was economically significant and it showed a positive balance in reform. 3. The final rule was economically significant. 
Output: 2
Statement: A combination of public library, modern-art museum, cinemathyque, children's workshop, industrial-design center, experimental music laboratory, and open-air circus, it is a popular place despite the initial upset over its unorthodox inside-out design. Choices: 1. The place is popular in spite of its odd design. 2. It is just a library and an art museum, and it only sees a handful of visitors each week. 3. Over one hundred thousand people visit it every year.
Output: 3
Statement: The green flames of the burning houses scorched the sky. Choices: 1. The house began to crumble as the fire roared through it.  2. The firefighters arrived promptly and doused the fire completely before a flame was even visible from outside.  3. Green colored flames shot up from the house as it burned, scorching the sky. 
Output: 1
Statement: If Finkelstein were to apply his logic to Lee Atwater's Willie Horton strategy, he'd have to write, Not race but crime served as the prime scapegoat of George Bush's 1988 campaign. Choices: 1. With Horton's strategy, crime can bee seen as the main patsy during Bush's 1988 campaign. 2. Blaming minorities was George Bush's main reason for problems during his 1988 campaign. 3. Horton's strategy was central to Finkelstein's views on the prime scapegoat of Bush's 1988 campaign.
Output: 3
Statement: and they're fun to have around Choices: 1. When the situation is right, they are lots of fun to have around. 2. There is no sense in having them around, they make life miserable. 3. Having them around is much fun.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Hmm.' The Fat Man looked at his hands. Choices: 1. The fat man could see his hands. 2. The fat man was looking at the back of his knees. 3. The fat man's hand were covered in red paint.
Output: 3
Statement: They instructed the man to go slowly, and watched narrowly so as not to miss the path. Choices: 1. If he missed the path, chances were that he'd never be heard from again. 2. They told the man that he needed to go slowly. 3. They told the man to go quickly.
Output: 1
Statement: But, if we are right?  Choices: 1. Well what if we are right? 2. But, if we are wrong? 3. I know we are right?
Output: 3
Statement: I don't believe in professions. Choices: 1. I believe in professions.  2. I don't believe in work. 3. I don't believe that anyone is a professional. 
Output: 3
Statement: uniform ran lightly across the lawn.  Choices: 1. They decided to stay away from the lawn.  2. They stayed together as they knew they shouldn't be on the lawn.  3. They ran together across the lawn. 
Output: 2
Statement: but you know he can walk back to the little cabin in about five minutes from there but it's it's a ninety nine acre i think it's a ninety nine acre in fact they have acquired some more now that they are going they're going to clear but it's a long term lease from the corps of engineers Choices: 1. It takes approximately five minutes for him to return to the cabin by foot.  2. When on a bicycle, he can reach the cabin in under two minutes.  3. It can often take more than three hours to get back to the cabin on foot.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Just an empty basement.' Choices: 1. The basement had nothing in it. 2. The basement had no furniture in it. 3. The basement was very cluttered.
Output: 2
Statement: that's right that's exactly right you get some kids in there and it's over quick Choices: 1. It's great when it's over quick. 2. You get some parents in there and it's over fast. 3. That's exactly correct and you get some children in there and it's finished quickly.
Output: 1
Statement: It is hard to punch fog. Choices: 1. It is difficult to hit the mist. 2. It is simple to touch the air. 3. Punching fog is a great way to hit yourself in the head.
Output: 3
Statement: shows and i like mysteries Choices: 1. I enjoy mysteries. 2. I try to solve the mystery as I watch. 3. Mysteries aren't interesting to me.
Output: 2
Statement: it has radiated with the sheer joy of creative freedom ( Entertainment Weekly) . Critics also lavish praise on the animated Fox sitcom King of the Hill , the latest series from Beavis and Butt-Head creator Mike Judge. Choices: 1. Critics applaud the King of the Hill episode where the fat kid gets honors in school.  2. Critics enjoy watching Mike Judge's King of the Hill.  3. The Fox sitcom King of the Hill is the epitome of television trash as the critics put it. 
Output: 1
Statement: San'doro cut open the thigh of another rider, the smaller of the two. Choices: 1. The smaller rider was trying to take San'doro down. 2. The larger rider was cut on the thigh. 3. San'doro cut the leg of the smaller rider.
Output: 1
Statement: Incorporated in its structure are fragments of medieval and Renaissance architecture and sculpture. Choices: 1. THe structure is only influenced by modern architecture. 2. Joined in its structure are pieces of medieval and Renaissance design and model. 3. The structure has big heavy beams that make you think of medieval times.
Output: 3
Statement: i i feel like it's okay if there's if there's cause somebody's performance is you know indicates indicates that they're they're obviously not all there they're Choices: 1. I think substance testing is okay if there's cause for the testing--for example, if their performance decreases. 2. I don't think an employer needs any reason to test--if they want to, they should be able to. 3. Substance testing is acceptable in the workplace, as long as there's adequate cause for the testing.
Output: 3
Statement: More than one-third of Americans work at least 50 hours per week. Choices: 1. More than three-fourths of Americans work 50 hours a week or more. 2. Around one third of Americans do not work 50 hours a week or more. 3. More than one third of Americans work 50 hours a week or more.
Output: 2
Statement: I tense. Choices: 1. I am relaxed. 2. I am tense with fear. 3. I am tense.
Output: 2
Statement: But it is not an ordinary quiz, it is one where I thank Chris Kelly and Tim Carvell for taking time away from whatever it is they do (I've written it down someplace, but you know how it is when you're just back from vacation; everything is at sixes and sevens.) Choices: 1. I didn't mention Chris Kelly. 2. I said thank you to Chris Kelly. 3. I said thanks to Chris Kelly for taking a break from his work to help me.
Output: 3
Statement: Like Johnnie Cochran, Clinton's defenders are putting the prosecution on trial. Choices: 1. Johnny Cochran defenders have nothing in common with the Clinton defenders. 2. The majority of people in America are upset with the Clinton trial. 3. The Clinton defenders have a reaction similar to the Johnnie Cochran defenders.
Output: 2
Statement: Many of them with. Choices: 1. None of them with. 2. Most of them with. 3. Most of them with trepidation.
Output: 3
Statement: Had she not lamented the fact that she knew no rich men?  Choices: 1. Why wasn't she upset that she didn't know anyone who was wealthy? 2. If she had known someone rich, she would have gotten what she wanted. 3. She knew so many rich people she didn't know which one to pick.
Output: 2
Statement: corpus well uh South Padre is on down the bend Choices: 1. SOuth Padre is a little farther. 2. South Padre is really far. 3. South Padre is 50 miles away.
Output: 3
Statement: 'The only way to break a stalemate,' White said, 'is with a bold move.' Choices: 1. White said the man was a coward. 2. White said the man had done something bold. 3. White said the man had done something bold to force a decision.
Output: 3