niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The laws require that farm workers be prevented from entering fields treated with pesticides until recommended times have elapsed. Choices: 1. The law doesn't require any time to elapse before farmers can enter fields that have been treated with pesticides. 2. Although the law requires the recommended times to elapse before farmers can enter pesticide-treated fields, there exist some exemptions to this rule. 3. It is illegal for farmers to enter fields treated with pesticides before the recommended periods have concluded.
Output: 2
Statement: The admission charge at hotel lounges includes the first drink. Choices: 1. The hotel lounges charge $10 for admission but you get wine, too. 2. The hotel lounges charge admission. 3. The hotel lounges are free to enter
Output: 1
Statement: Tuppence went upstairs to her room. Choices: 1. The woman wanted some time to herself. 2. The woman went to her room upstairs. 3. She stormed out of her room and rushed out the door.
Output: 1
Statement: From which you may conclude either that Slate is a horrible place to work, or that Microsoft is a great place to work. Choices: 1. You can either conclude that Slate is a bad place to work or that Microsoft is a really great place to work. 2. You can either conclude that Slate, with it's dismal wages, is a bad place to work or that Microsoft is a really great place to work. 3. You can either conclude that Microsoft is a bad place to work or that Slate is a really great place to work.
Output: 2
Statement: that's true and i did pay state tax in in California but my goodness that that the what do you call it sales tax is just getting outrageous to pay Choices: 1. I can still afford sales tax in California. 2. I never paid state tax in California. 3. I paid state tax in California but sales tax is too high.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon leaped behind the rock and called for San'doro. Choices: 1. Jon leaped under the dock and called to the turtle.  2. Jon was behind the rock when he called out for San'doro.  3. Jon spoke in Spanish when he asked San'doro if he was safe. 
Output: 3
Statement: The FDA received over 1,800 comments and discusses the comments and the changes it made to the proposed rule in the preamble to the final rule. Choices: 1. Nobody noticed or responded to the preambled.  2. The discussion was fruitful, and led to many positive changes.  3. The preamble caused a lot of discussion. 
Output: 2
Statement: She was removed because her 17-year-old son was arrested selling drugs outside the apartment, Curry said. Choices: 1. Her son was arrested for selling cupcakes outside of his house. 2. When the 17-year-old son was arrested he was given 10 years in prison. 3. Her son was arrested for selling narcotics outside the apartment.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan hurried while the man and girl ran with him. Choices: 1. They were running with Ca'daan. 2. The man and the girl didn't go with Ca'daan. 3. They were running away from the demons.
Output: 3
Statement: Farther up on the right is one of Dublin's legendary hotels, the Gresham Hotel which was built in 1817, seven years before the Shelbourne. Choices: 1. Dublin has a legendary hotel that is built of granite and beautiful marble. 2. Dublin has a legendary hotel called The Gresham. 3. Dublin has no historic hotels left.
Output: 1
Statement: After King Birendra became sovereign in 1972 tenth in the line of Shah rulers since King Prithvi the Great a referendum in which all Nepalis over 21 were eligible to vote confirmed the popular preference for the panchayat system over a return to multi-party democracy. Choices: 1. The voters decided that a multi-party democracy can harm the country. 2. The sovereignty became known in that country in the 21th century. 3. All Nepalis over 21 were eligible to vote because King Prithvi the Great had a referendum.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i i i know my cat she's reaching her life expectancy and i'm already thinking oh no Choices: 1. The cat is nearing the end of her life expectancy.   2. The cat is really young and virile.   3. The cat is in bad health right now.  
Output: 3
Statement: yeah  because i can just see brushing up against it that it would rip your skin it's worse than a rose a rose bush Choices: 1. Brushing up against one would be less dangerous than brushing up against a rose bush. 2. Brushing up against it would cause more damage to your skin than a rose bush. 3. Brushing up against it would cause more damage to your skin than a rose bush because the thorns are a lot sharper and denser.
Output: 3
Statement:  "Heard tell as how you're fixin' to race your plug 'gainst Oro, Kirby,"Johnny drawled. Choices: 1. Kirby is against Oro. 2. Kirby is for Oro. 3. Kirby is against Oro because he doesn't think he will win.
Output: 3
Statement: While she said that this violated the unwritten code against taking more than two candidates in the race seriously at the same time, she noted that since McCain wasn't running in Iowa, Forbes would be his surrogate as not Bush. Choices: 1. The unwritten code was implied by word of mouth. 2. The unwritten code is in favor of two candidates running at the same time. 3. The unwritten code is against two candidates running at the same time.
Output: 1
Statement: The Ochterlony Monument originally named after an obscure British warrior is one of many Caletta landmarks which has not exactly taken on its new name (Shahid Minar). Choices: 1. The people of Caletta embraced the new name for the Ochterlony Monument, and it's almost never called by its former name anymore. 2. People in Caletta haven't adopted the new name for the Ochterlony Monument. 3. The government tried to rename many of the landmarks in Caletta, but none of the new names caught on.
Output: 3
Statement: but that's you're amazed at how much that adds up i was on uh Nutri Systems for a while and that is one of the things that they really stressed doing you know Choices: 1. They stressed that we do the Nutri Systems. 2. It is hard getting on the Nutri Systems. 3. The Nutri Systems really helped me shed some weight.
Output: 3
Statement: Th' Old Man, he was movin' like he warn't on speakin' terms with th' law an' there was a sheriff behind every rock. Choices: 1. There was an Old Man. 2. There was no Old Man. 3. There was an Old Man and he kept to himself.
Output: 3
Statement: camping uh is a pretty vague term it seems to encounter or cover a lot of different kinds of of uh shall we say over night trips or sometimes not even over night uh anything from no provisions to uh going with what you can carry on a backpack uh maybe even a tent Choices: 1. I wouldn't mind camping if I could take all my supplies, but camping without provisions sounds awful. 2. Camping is all the same, it is gross and dirty and unappealing. 3. There are a lot of different ways to camp and types of camping.
Output: 1
Statement: Maybe he was becoming a magician himself, with a new magic that might still accomplish something. Choices: 1. After a long struggle, he might finally be on the verge of becoming a magician. 2. No matter what he did, he would never become a magician or develop useful magic. 3. He was perhaps both becoming a magician and developing a new, useful magic.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that must be nice Choices: 1. That must be great. 2. It must be nice to have that kind of weather. 3. That must be terrible. 
Output: 2
Statement: Where appropriate, LSC grantees refer low-income persons to organizations that can help the clients with their problems - either to alternate sources of legal assistance or to other sources of assistance, such as charitable organizations and social services agencies. Choices: 1.  LSC grantees refer low-income persons to organizations that can help with their problems 2.  LSC grantees refer low-income persons to organizations that can't help with their problems 3.  LSC grantees refer high-income persons to organizations that can tell them that they're too rich
Output: 3
Statement: But Shannon still stood in the doorway, and short of walking straight into him there was no way for Drew to leave. Choices: 1. Drew was unable to leave because Shannon was in the way of the door. 2. Drew was able to leave freely as Shannon had moved out of the way.  3. Drew didn't want to run Shannon down. 
Output: 3
Statement: National saving provides the resources for a nation to invest domestically and abroad. Choices: 1. National saving gives $4billion for a nation to put into their country and others. 2. National saving gives resources for a nation to put into their country and others. 3. National saving gives resources for a nation to put into one bank.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the best ways to appreciate the area is to take one of the excellent walking tours given on Saturdays by the Los Angeles Conservancy. Choices: 1. Tours on foot are a great way to see LA. 2. The tours done by the Conservancy cost $10 a person. 3. The Conservancy has never given tours.
Output: 2
Statement: Taking note of the obvious vulnerability of the old wooden houses, the government set up new building standards. Choices: 1. The new building standards were proposed by the government in a bid to mitigate prior housing vulnerability.  2. The government realized there was absolutely no vulnerability with regard to the old wooden houses.  3. Many old wooden houses had collapsed before the government's new standards. 
Output: 3
Statement: and that's about it Choices: 1. There's more to it than that.  2. That's all there is. 3. There is nothing else to it.
Output: 3
Statement: So if mandatory insurance yields a dramatic drop in premiums, then both the previously insured and the newly insured can benefit. Choices: 1. The premiums are too high. 2. A drop in premiums would only help the newly insured. 3. Everyone benefits from the drop in premiums.
Output: 1
Statement: What do you mean? Choices: 1. What are you trying to say? 2. Why are you asking? 3. You had better not be saying what I think you're saying.
Output: 3
Statement: It was very likely done last night.  Choices: 1. It's also possible it was done early this morning. 2. Chances are it was done last night. 3. It certainly didn't take place last night.
Output: 1
Statement: A flash of steel in the green and orange light of the night, painted by the burning houses and the blood moon above the fog, flew towards Thorn. Choices: 1. Thorn was about to get hit by an arrow. 2. A flash of steel flew towards Thorn. 3. A flash of steel was painted by the burning bushes.
Output: 1
Statement: Poirot approached and stood over him.  Choices: 1. Poirot left him and stood under him. 2. Poirot stood over him with a menacing calm. 3. Poroit stood over him
Output: 2
Statement: He grinned and stretched back. Choices: 1. He frowned and hunched up. 2. He stretched back, grinning. 3. He grinned, stretching back in bed.
Output: 3
Statement: I know what you mean. Choices: 1. I don't get it. 2. I understand you. 3. It was a complex topic, but I understood it.
Output: 3
Statement: You will receive a one-hour course, including instruction on the rudiments of flight. Choices: 1. You will not receive any flight instructions and you are on your own.   2. It will cost you a lot of money to receive flight instruction.   3. You will receive one hour of flight instruction.  
Output: 2
Statement: Bustling Commerce Choices: 1. Thriving Commerce in the midst of the city. 2. Stagnant Commerce 3. Thriving Commerce.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC is headed by an 11-member board of directors, appointed by the President, and confirmed by the Senate. Choices: 1. LSC contains an 11 member group of directors confirmed by the Senate. 2. The 11 member board consists entirely of congressmen. 3. The number of members that head the LSC number less than 11.
Output: 2
Statement: In a minute she resumed: "I don't know how long it was before I came back to consciousness. Choices: 1. She resumed, "I did not lose my consciousness one bit." 2. She continued, "I am not sure how long I was passed out." 3. She went on, "I think I was out for hours, if not days."
Output: 3
Statement: golly that's terrible isn't it Choices: 1. Wow, that's so great! 2. That sure is not good. 3. That is so terrible that you didn't know.
Output: 3
Statement: Nearly all interventions delivered in emergency settings consist of a single intervention visit. Choices: 1. Nearly all interventions delivered in emergency settings are usually drug related. 2. None of the interventions are single interventions. 3. They are all single intervention visits.
Output: 1
Statement: If no problems were observed, problems in other sites were unlikely. Choices: 1. Lack of problems in one area equate to low liklihood of problems elsewhere. 2. If one place didn't have problems, the other did. 3. The sites were practically identical.
Output: 3
Statement: Cody Shearer is a man with many connections, able to convince Bosnian Serbs, Cheyennes and, unintentionally, Washington Clinton-haters that he is a player, a person who makes things happen. Choices: 1. Cody Shearer has many connections and convinces people that he is a person who makes things happen. 2. Cody Shearer is a secluded man who has no contact with other people. 3. Cody Shearer uses his charm and wit to pass business deals and sway people to his preferences.
Output: 3
Statement: Beck, whom I find a consistent delight, seems to draw from less mainstream stuff--a hybrid of Prince and that terrific high-tech British duo Godley Creme (who had a pop incarnation as 10cc). Choices: 1. I always love Beck, whose inspirations include Price and Britain's Godley Creme. 2. I never liked Beck, whose music was trite and predictable. 3. Beck's only influences were Prince and Godley Creme.
Output: 3
Statement: She looked into the back of the bakery and could see a long, heavy, wooden table with aluminum pie pans stacked at one end; and beside the table a metal container filled with empty racks. Choices: 1. The bakery was about to close now that the owner was leaving town. 2. She was in the bakery but she never looked into the back. 3. There were empty racks in the bakery.
Output: 1
Statement: Republicans like Gramm beat up the IRS and promise endless tax reductions while bringing home pork projects to their constituents. Choices: 1. The tax reductions would be for all citizens. 2. They don't promise to bring projects to their voters. 3. Gramm is a republican
Output: 1
Statement: The war entered on another phase, the diplomatic aspect changed accordingly, and the treaty was never redrafted. Choices: 1. The diplomatic aspect changed as the war entered on another phase. 2. As the war entered on another phase, the treaty was never redrafted, however many tried to to do so. 3. While the war entered another phase, the diplomatic aspect remained unchanged.
Output: 2
Statement: Among the reasons it cited for this decline was underestimating how long it would take to realize the impact of initiatives such as increased staffing and improved training. Choices: 1. Staffing and training was already completed and ready. 2. It was underestimated how long staffing and training will take. 3. Staffing and training will take several months to complete.
Output: 3
Statement: he's good did you ever read he wrote Texas a few years ago Choices: 1. He's not a good writer at all. 2. He's a good writer; he wrote Texas a few years ago. 3. I have read his book, Texas, a few times.
Output: 3
Statement: Second, the Newsweek online story stated that the tapes offer no clear evidence to support or undermine Tripp's allegations. Choices: 1. The tapes offer strong evidence to support Tripp's allegations. 2. The tapes are the only source of evidence to support or undermine Tripp's allegations. 3. The Newsweek online story states several things about Tripp's allegations.
Output: 2
Statement: We may have to stay there a while," said Jon. Choices: 1. Jon said we may have to stay here awhile. 2. Jon said we cannot stay here. 3. Jon said we may have to stay here awhile because the attackers are coming.
Output: 3
Statement: The person in charge of setting it up? Choices: 1. The animal in charge of the zoo? 2. The person in charge of setting it up? 3. The person who was tasked with creating the event?
Output: 3
Statement: After the return to Colgate Gel--because of its positive characteristics when used with the Sonicare cordless brush--my mouth was just about back to normal. Choices: 1. Colgate Gel is horrible! 2. Colgate Gel works the best for me. 3. I like Colgate Gel.
Output: 2
Statement: Caravaggio admirers will find some of his greatest masterpieces right in the the St. Matthew trilogy in the fine Baroque church of San Luigi dei Francesi, and the moving Madonna of the Pilgrims in the Renaissance church of Sant'Agostino. Choices: 1. San Luigi dei Francesi is a Baroque church which houses artwork by Caravaggio.  2. There are no works by Caravaggio housed inside the San Luigi dei Francesi church.  3. The church of San Luigi dei Francesi is five hundred years old. 
Output: 3
Statement: It is possible to emphasize this topic without stating that it should take precedence over other issues or have a certain amount of resources devoted to it. Choices: 1. The statement is emphasized. 2. The other issues will also be addressed. 3. Other issues should take precedence over it.
Output: 2
Statement: The chateau's terrace is the best vantage point for pictures of the old town. Choices: 1. The chateau's terrace has a terrible vantage point. 2. That is because it is the most western building and gives a view of the entire town. 3. The chateau's terrace is the best vantage point for pictures of the town.
Output: 2
Statement: (The only editing Slate has done to the pieces is a quick spell check.) Choices: 1. (Slate performed a mere spell check t the pieces.) 2. (Slate revised the pieces quickly.) 3. (Slate completely re-wrote the pieces, altering them heavily.)
Output: 2
Statement: Nevertheless, to the extent that volume would be lost to cream skimmers, the impact on Poste Italiane would be greater than on the U.S. Choices: 1. Cream skimmers would cause lost volume. 2. The volume that is lost can't be recovered. 3. No volume is lost to cream skimmers.
Output: 2
Statement: Delos was a sacred island and its soil had to be kept pure; therefore, birth and death were prohibited human activities. Choices: 1. The soil in Delos is sacred and pure.  2. Delos is a place of worship. 3. People die on the island of Delos.
Output: 2
Statement: well i like Mike Ditka Choices: 1. I hate Mike Ditka.  2. I like former Bears' head coach Mike Ditka. 3. I like Ditka's wife, too. 
Output: 3
Statement: He said, "I read about them. Choices: 1. I sung about those, she said. 2. I read about them, said he. 3. I read about them in Wikipedia, He said.
Output: 3
Statement: But I did not take it to her.  Choices: 1. I stayed in a different room. 2. I wouldn't bring it to her. 3. I took it to her.
Output: 1
Statement: You can get on and off right in the middle of the city, avoiding the hassles of that trip to the airport. Choices: 1. A trip to the airport is not something to do if you do not have to. 2. All bus routes run through the airport, it's unavoidable. 3. The public transport ion in this city runs 24 hours a day.
Output: 3
Statement: The other area extends from Ishikawa-cho Station to Motomachi and the International Cemetery. Choices: 1. Extending from the Ishikawa-cho Station all the way to the International Cemetery and Motomachi is the other area. 2. The other place makes up the area between The International Cemetery and everything between the Ishikawa-cho Station. 3. The other area does not extend more than a few feet away from the International Cemetery. 
Output: 2
Statement: From here it is possible to stop and admire the view. Choices: 1. It is possible to stop and take in the view from here. 2. It's not feasible to stop here and admire the view. 3. From here it is possible to admire the view of the lake.
Output: 3
Statement: Prehistoric cultures flourished first in the north and in today's Alentejo region of south-central Portugal. Choices: 1. Today's Alentejo region of south-central Portugal and the north is where the prehistoric cultures flourished. 2. North is one of the regions where prehistoric cultures failed to grow. 3. Prehistoric cultures flourished in many territories of today's countries, not only Portugal.
Output: 3
Statement: (Oh, man, he says, the fear finally seeping through the ether. Choices: 1. He is not capable of speech, only fear. 2. He is capable of speech, fear is present. 3. The ether has existed a long time, and is full of fear.
Output: 3
Statement: Court Merrigan from TeleRead wrote: 'You not likely come across anything quite like Password Incorrect any time soon. Choices: 1. Court Merrigan thought Password Incorrect was very boring.. 2. Court Merrigan thought Password Incorrect was very unusual. 3. Court Merrigan thought Password Incorrect was very funny.
Output: 3
Statement: Its artful sculpture and architecture can be seen to this day in the temples of Cambodia, Thailand, and Java. Choices: 1. In present day Cambodia, Thailand, and Java, its sculpture and architecture can be seen. 2. Its sculpture and architecture can be seen in Nairobi, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia.  3. The fact that this type of art can be seen as far as Cambodia or Java is astounding.
Output: 3
Statement: A month in the hole, a cockroach infestation, the stench of mystery meat--these were topics that would revolt broad-minded readers. Choices: 1. A month in the hole, cockroaches, bad smells - these could disgust readers. 2. The story gives gory details about the experiences the protagonist went through. 3. None of the readers could find the topics in the story disgusting.
Output: 2
Statement: He says she will plead innocent to the charges. Choices: 1. She was innocent in the case.  2. She will plead guilty.  3. She will plead her innocence.
Output: 1
Statement: Their subtlety of colour, liveliness of posture, and strong, lifelike faces record a last remarkable flowering of Byzantine art before its descent into decadence. Choices: 1. The names of many of these Byzantine artists have been forgotten. 2. Byzantine art was already in decline at this point, and the downfall only accelerated from here. 3. Byzantine art went through one last heyday before it fell into decadence.
Output: 1
Statement: The most beloved sport in India, by far, is cricket. Choices: 1. Cricket is endeared by people in India. 2. People hate cricket in India. 3. Cricket is the most played sport in India.
Output: 3
Statement: The first of the Habsburgs, he packed his retinue with Burgundian and Flemish nobles. Choices: 1. The retinue he packed was filled with common folk. 2. The Burgundian and Flemish nobles were all part of his council. 3. The Habsburgs were a family of royalty and distinguished noblemen.
Output: 3
Statement: One of the largest centers is near Coniston, and there are several around Ullswater. Choices: 1. There is more than one center around Ullswater. 2. There are five centers surrounding Ullswater. 3. Coniston has only the smallest centers near it.
Output: 2
Statement: they don't they they tend to make the elections if it's a not important election as it were they only open a few of the poles so i don't always i don't always vote at the same place so it's a little bit more trouble for me to well this election's going to be held this date and i've got to go over here Choices: 1. I have voted in three different locations. 2. I have voted in past elections. 3. I have never voted during an election before.
Output: 1
Statement: The 1996 welfare reform law allowed states to use Temporary Assistance for Needy Family (TANF) funds to establish subsidized saving accounts for TANF recipients. Choices: 1. The 1996 welfare reform law allowed no states to use Temporary Assistance for Needy Family funds. 2. The 1996 welfare reform law allowed states to use Temporary Assistance for Needy Family funds if you had more than 10 children. 3. The 1996 welfare reform law allowed states to use Temporary Assistance for Needy Family funds.
Output: 2
Statement: Adrin smiled. Choices: 1. Adrin grinned. 2. Adrin frowned. 3. Adrin smiled until his cheeks hurt.
Output: 3
Statement: you didn't yeah Choices: 1. Yes you did. 2. You did not. 3. You have yet to do it.
Output: 3
Statement: Curbline routes, however, account for only 21 percent of city residential possible deliveries. Choices: 1. Curb line routes are the most popular possible delivery points in our city. 2. Curb line routes are becoming less popular because of the internet.  3. Curb-line routes only account for 21 percent of our cities possible delivery points.
Output: 2
Statement: oh really  yeah oh we lived in uh we lived in uh New Hampshire for ten years we lived in Dover uh until we moved out here Choices: 1. We lived in New Hampshire. 2. I've never been to the East Coast. 3. I was born in New Hampshire.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh and perhaps Emily will when she's a little older Choices: 1. Maybe Emily will play piano when she's a little older. 2. Emily will never be able to, even when she's a little older. 3. Yes, perhaps Emily will be able to, a few year from now.
Output: 1
Statement: Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office may be the answer to some of These problems. Choices: 1. The Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office is not in a position to handle these problems. 2. The Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office is likely to take up these challenges. 3. Some of these problems might need the Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office to address them.
Output: 2
Statement: huh oh those a real dog and cat huh Choices: 1. A real dog and cat. 2. Animals they are. 3. Cat and mouse.
Output: 2
Statement: The methodological meaning is important in understanding what differentiates a case study from a noncase study and a good case study from a not-so-good case study. Choices: 1. A two day course taught the difference between good and bad cases and a case versus a non-case. 2. One must understand a case from a noncase as well as the quality of a good case from a bad case. 3. One case is as good as another.
Output: 1
Statement: it's like you know even though two hundred and fifty thousand people died somewhere else they're not going to tell you you know they're going to spend more time on doing a a thing on a on a cross guard who's a hundred and five years old than they are on anything else you know Choices: 1. Many people died somewhere else. 2. Not many people died somewhere else.  3. 250,000 people died 2,000 miles from here. 
Output: 3
Statement: Rank-and-file Republicans fear DeLay and respect his political abilities, but they don't like him or trust him as much as they do Armey. Choices: 1. Armey has gained their trust through good speeches and advertising. 2. Republicans fear DeLay but they don't like or trust him as much as Armey. 3. They like DeLay and trust him more than Armey.
Output: 1
Statement: She had the transparent skin and classic features that occur once in a million times but which still keep the legend of redheaded enchantresses alive. Choices: 1. She looked at him seductively.  2. She had dark, tanned skin and light blonde hair.  3. She was beautiful with pale skin and red hair. 
Output: 1
Statement: But some campaigns seem to specialize in their receipt. Choices: 1. Some campaigns are designed for the purpose of their receipt.  2. Bur no campaigns specialize in their deliverance.  3. But some campaigns seem to specialize in the receipt of money.
Output: 3
Statement: The Globe quotes a Kathie Lee interview in USA Today in which she explains  We stayed home. Choices: 1. Kathie Lee says they stayed home because they had food poisoning.  2. The Globe uses a quote that Kathie Lee made in an interview to the New York Times.  3. There's a Kathie Lee quote, from a USA Today interview, in the Globe.
Output: 1
Statement: It can be a bit like a claustrophobic small town, where your private life is part of the public dialogue. Choices: 1. In small towns, one's private life is always kept away from prying eyes. 2. There is little in the way of private life in a small town. 3. The small town was disliked due to its claustrophobic nature.
Output: 3
Statement: The next day they were all dead but Thorn. Choices: 1. Thorn was dead the next day. 2. Thorn was the only one alive the next day after the battle. 3. Thorn was the only one alive the next day.
Output: 2
Statement: Then the grain is dried in the sun, covering the squares and streets of villages, and is winnowed by tossing it in the air from round trays. Choices: 1. The streets of the villages get covered in grain. 2. The village squares are covered in wheat grain. 3. Heat lamps are used to dry the grain.
Output: 2
Statement: Any more facts about that American chap for me?" Choices: 1. Do you know anything else about that American guy? 2. Any more facts about that Jamaican guy? 3. That American chap clearly knows too much about our operations.
Output: 3
Statement: Albert unbent immediately. Choices: 1. They did not bend to begin with. 2. They were warped. 3. They unbent quickly.
Output: 2
Statement: Seeing and appreciating even that many great paintings could occupy a serious student of art for many weeks. Choices: 1. Seeing and appreciating even that many great paintings could occupy a serious student of art for many weeks because it represents so many masters. 2. The small amount of paintings will take only a few minutes to see. 3. Observing all of these artworks could take one a large amount of time.
Output: 1
Statement: right and and and kind of put little fissures on the on the paint of the bumper because it's plastic so when it bent you know when the plastic bent it kind of cracked Choices: 1. The bumper is chrome and is still in mint condition. 2. The accident caused minor cosmetic damage to the front bumper. 3. The plastic bumper has fissures and cracks in the paint.
Output: 2
Statement: At the annual celebration of the Moors and Christians fiesta, for example, you'll be astonished by the colourful costumes and lively faces. Choices: 1. The colorful costumes and lively faces are uncommon in fiestas. 2. The colorful costumes and lively faces are common in fiestas. 3. The colorful costumes and lively faces are common in fiestas and they attract many tourists.
Output: 3
Statement: The beautiful Wicklow Mountains, and the Wicklow Mountains National Park provide a more rugged countryside, and the area has breathtaking houses and gardens such as Castletown, Mount Usher, and Powerscourt. Choices: 1. The Wicklow Mountains' rugged countryside has breathtaking sights.  2. The Wicklow Mountains are uninteresting and barren.  3. The Wicklow Mountains provide the most rugged countryside in the region.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, I'm sure as hell not buying Jumbo anymore! Choices: 1. I've always bought Jumbo and will never stop buying Jumbo. 2. I used to buy Jumbo, but will no longer do so. 3. I am telling everyone I know never to buy Jumbo.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well Tigon is part of GTE Choices: 1. GTE is probably contained within Tigon. 2. Of course Tigon is included within GTE. 3. Tigon is way more than half of GTE.
Output: 3
Statement: it's just yeah it's just over just uh about five ten minutes ago i guess it was a good game uh they won by about eight i think Choices: 1. It is still going and is a terrible blowout game. 2. It concluded about around ten minutes ago, you can say it was a good game I guess where they won by eight. 3. It wasn't a close game at all until the end when it became sort of a good game.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i mean here you are you got you know you got showers and stoves and refrigerators and TV's and air conditioning Choices: 1. Here there are modern amenities like television, showers, stoves, A/C. 2. These apartments have all the features you could possibly need. 3. Here you don't have anything fancy - no showers, no TVs, no nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: What if there WAS some one concealed in the house?  Choices: 1. There was no chance that someone was hiding in the house. 2. There was a chance that someone was hiding in the house. 3. There were rumours of someone hiding in the house.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah i i can imagine i uh  years ago i remember when i had a TI ninety nine Choices: 1. I swore never to buy the TI ninety nine, and I never did. 2. I was really happy with my TI ninety nine, and I used it for five years. 3. I owned a TI ninety nine a while ago.
Output: 2
Statement: my uh my uh son who goes up to A   and M he's had the pleasure of having a hole in one Choices: 1. My son has made a hole in one. 2. My son has never hit a hole in one. 3. It took my son a lot of practice before he hit a hole in one.
Output: 3
Statement: i haven't done it in quite awhile since i moved down here But i used to do it Choices: 1. I do it all the time since I've moved down there. 2. I used to do it before I moved here. 3. I haven't found a good spot to do it around here.
Output: 3
Statement: A sampling of duty-free shops can also be found at city centers and airports in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, and Penang. Choices: 1. People travel to airports for the duty-free shopping experience. 2. There are no duty-free shops in the city centers. 3. Major airports and city centres are home to a range of duty-free shops.
Output: 1
Statement: The EPA finds that the benefits of a 590,254 tons of hydrocarbons reduced per year by the rule more than offsets the increase in oxides of nitrogen of 25,440 tons per year which will result. Choices: 1. The EPA sees no benefit in reducing hydrocarbons. 2. The EPA is correct in their assessment and is not politically motivated. 3. Reducing hydrocarbons offsets the increases in oxides.
Output: 2
Statement: No hard feelin's?"That guileless confession was very convincing on the surface. Choices: 1. On the surface, the guileless confession was very convincing. 2. The confession was oozing with sarcasm and malice, not even a child could be convinced.  3. He was a known liar though, so the confession still fell through.
Output: 3
Statement: A walk around the 2 1.2 km (1 1.2 miles) of wall is irregular but evocative. Choices: 1. The walk around the wall was uninteresting. 2. The walk around the wall was 1 km. 3. Nostalgia was the mood during the walk around the wall.
Output: 1
Statement: There you're sure to find everything from fans to fossils, and bargains include Mallorca's artificial pearls and lace offered at liquidation prices by the sellers. Choices: 1. You will find a lot of bargains in Mallorca. 2. Mallorca has any type of souvineer you'd want, including fine jewelry. 3. Mallorca only sells clothes.
Output: 2
Statement: Room 17: Canaletto's hugely popular 18th-century vedute (views) of Venice were aristocratic precursors of modern postcards; in such works as Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Francesco Guardi achieved both poetry and melancholy. Choices: 1. Canaletto's most popular vedute was a depiction of the harbor at dawn. 2. Canaletto's works were the 18-century version of a modern postcard. 3. Despite the beauty of Canaletto's works, they never became popular. 
Output: 1
Statement: Cattle need their last meal, after all. Choices: 1. Cattle that are not fed properly will provide poor meat. 2. Cattle no longer need to be fed any meals before slaughter. 3. Cattle have to end up having the last meal.
Output: 1
Statement: But that seems equitable enough. Choices: 1. That was unfair. 2. That was a totally fair decision. 3. That was fair.
Output: 2
Statement: There were history textbooks left lying around, like scattered treasure. Choices: 1. All the history books were about World War II.  2. The history books were scattered around like treasure.  3. There were geometry books scattered all over the floor. 
Output: 1
Statement: HCFA also determined that the rule could have a significant impact on other classes of hospitals as well. Choices: 1. HCFA determined that the the rule would only effect one class of hospitals. 2. Financially, it will cost a lot for hospitals to comply with the rule. 3. HCFA found that the rule could largely impart other classes of hospitals as well.
Output: 2
Statement: no i don't the the crime is not any better or any worse i mean it's Choices: 1. The crime has changed a lot.  2. I don't think the crime has changed, better or worse.  3. The crime is good, it does not need to change. 
Output: 3
Statement: That strengthens the conviction that the person in question was her husband.  Choices: 1. Her husband wasn't there, so it couldn't have been him. 2. All of the evidence points to it being her husband. 3. It makes sense that it was her husband.
Output: 2
Statement: This is an accomplished fact.   Choices: 1. This is known by most people. 2. This is absolutely true. 3. This is false.
Output: 1
Statement: Off Rua da Carreira is Caleda Santa Clara, a picturesque, hilly street full of interest. Choices: 1. The street is full of strange animals that can be found nowhere else. 2. The street is flat and noted for being very boring. 3. There is an interesting picturesque street in the area.
Output: 1
Statement: Slim scuttled into the room, the door banging behind him. Choices: 1. Slim went into the room and quietly closed the door behind him. 2. Slim scurried into the room, and the door slammed behind him. 3. Slim stayed in the room for several minutes before coming out.
Output: 3
Statement: That is true. Choices: 1. That is true, 2. That is false. 3. That is true, that they live far away.
Output: 3
Statement: These incentives undermine a knowledge-based process for making product development decisions. Choices: 1. The knowledge-based process is not undermined by these incentives. 2. The knowledge-based process is undermined by these incentives. 3. These incentives will be changed next year.
Output: 3
Statement: But the independent parliament was short-lived against Grattan's opposition, and through bribery and corruption, it voted to dissolve itself in 1800. Choices: 1. In 1800, the independent parliament was no more. 2. The independent parliament still exists today. 3. The parliament was around for 100 years prior. 
Output: 3
Statement: An additional reporting standard for financial audits conducted in accordance with GAGAS  Choices: 1. There are additional reporting standards for financial audits. 2. There no reports done on the financial audits by anyone. 3. GAGAS is the authority on financial audits.
Output: 3
Statement: Not so long ago the forecasts were for deficits as far as the eye can see. Choices: 1. The forecasts died out  2. There were never any forecasts  3. There were so many forecasts for the defecit not long ago
Output: 1
Statement: Even if they bill themselves as voting sites rather than polling sites, Web sites such as Dick Morris' Vote.com tacitly imply that the results of their online polls are reliable and valid. Choices: 1. Dick Morris' Vote.com is a website that is billed as a voting site. 2. Dick Morris' Vote.com is not a website, and claims to be a voting site. 3. Dick Morris' Vote.com is a website is not a voting site.
Output: 3
Statement: GAO designated strategic human capital management as a governmentwide high-risk area in January 2001 because of a long-standing lack of a consistent strategic approach to marshaling, managing, and maintaining the human capital needed for government to deliver on its promises. Choices: 1. The GAO had designated strategies on human capital management. 2. The GAO cares about the well-being of humans. 3. The GAO failed to designated any strategies for human capital management.
Output: 2
Statement: The interim rule implements the provisions of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA) governing expedited and regular removal proceedings, handling asylum claims and other activities involving the apprehension, detention, hearing of claims and ultimately the removal of inadmissible and deportable aliens. Choices: 1. Aliens refers to immigrants whether legal or illegal. 2. We welcome illegal immigration in the United States. 3. The IIRIRA is the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996.
Output: 1
Statement: and it's a twenty four hour station Choices: 1. They are open fro nine to five. 2. They are open 24 hours. 3. They are open 24 hours but closed on major holidays.
Output: 3
Statement: Visit Cave 26 for a riot of architectural bravura the elaborately ribbed vaulting, finely carved pillars, and a truly Baroque shrine with seated Buddha. Choices: 1. Cave 26 is one of the most austere caves, featuring only a seated Buddha at the plain altar. 2. Cave 26 boasts ribbed vaulting, carved pillars, and an elaborate shrine with a statue of Buddha sitting down. 3. Cave 26 is the most architecturally ornate of all the caves.
Output: 3
Statement: uh we had some uh some people from our church went to Israel uh just for a uh tour sort of thing Choices: 1. everyone from our church went to france for a skiing holiday 2. a group of people traveled to Israel to have a tour 3. the church funded the entire trip and some people didn't have to pay a thing
Output: 3
Statement: We take these obligations very seriously with all of our responsibilities, including those relating to the Congress' concerns regarding the recent accountability failures in the private sector. Choices: 1. Congress' concerns regarding the private sector have been addressed. 2. We do not take our obligations seriously. 3. Obligations are taken very seriously as with every responsibility.
Output: 1
Statement: The great man had impressed her. Choices: 1. The man had shown great feats of strength, which is why she was impressed.  2. The man wasn't too wonderful and he failed to make any impression on her at all.  3. She felt admiration for the wonderful man.
Output: 1
Statement: No, that is a lie. Choices: 1. That's completely fabricated. 2. That's a half truth. 3. That is correct.
Output: 2
Statement: and and and i guess that's what i really like although i must admit i did look at my watch after about an hour yeah Choices: 1. I thought I would like it but I was bored. 2. I looked at my watch after an hour. 3. I don't have a watch.
Output: 1
Statement: Prices and quality vary widely, but are generally about a half to two-thirds of what you would pay back home. Choices: 1. Prices are more expensive than back home but the costs and quality are the same. 2. Prices are cheaper here than your home, but prices and quality vary greatly. 3. Costs and quality vary, but prices are often half of the cost back home.
Output: 2
Statement: I'll fill you in on anything you need to know before you're assigned. Choices: 1. I know everything you need to know. 2. I'll give you the information before you get your assignment. 3. I'll wait until you are assigned before we begin. 
Output: 1
Statement: The interior is cavernous, but the caves have suffered from centuries of vandalism. Choices: 1. The interior of the caves are very shallow. 2. The caverns on the interior run for miles. 3. Vandalism has ruined the interior of the caves.
Output: 2
Statement: He cemented a peace treaty with England by marrying Margaret Tudor, the daughter of Henry VII the so-called Marriage of the Thistle and the Rose but this did not prevent him from making a raid into England in 1513. Choices: 1. There were no raid attempts into England in 1513. 2. The peace treaty with England lasted for several decades. 3. There existed a peace treaty with England at some point in history.
Output: 2
Statement: Let us all know how things develop. Choices: 1. Please tell us how the relationship progresses.  2. Please tell us how this turns out. 3. I don't want to know what happens.
Output: 1
Statement: A number of witnesses before the Commission testified regarding the importance of enforcing these rights to accomplish the core purposes of the H-2A statute. Choices: 1. Witnesses before the Commission testified to accomplish the core principles of the H-2A statute. 2. There were no witnesses able to testify before the Commission. 3. One of the witnesses before the Commission was of native origin.
Output: 3
Statement: Kenneth Starr may release a final report criticizing the Clintons. Choices: 1. Kenneth Star might be coming out with his last negative article about the Clintons. 2. Kenneth Starr has been said nothing but praises about the Clintons. 3. Kenneth Starr may release his 10th scathing article about the Clintons.
Output: 3
Statement: Jesus was born in Bethlehem in 6 or 5 b.c. (his birth was miscalculated in the sixth century), though it was only in the final three years of his life and ministry that his teachings became a major problem for Jerusalem's rulers. Choices: 1. Jesus was not a bother to the rulers of Jerusalem until the last few years of his life.  2. Jesus lived a long life before his teachings became a major problem for Jerusalem's leaders. 3. Jerusalem's leaders hated Jesus and the threat he posed to them for as long as he lived. 
Output: 2
Statement: my uh my roommate is a uh he's getting his doctorate in industrial well it's not industrial engineering it's human factors his degree was in uh you know industrial engineering Choices: 1. My roommate got an engineering degree, and now he's doing his doctorate. 2. My roommate got a degree in political science. 3. My roommate is one of the smartest people I know.
Output: 3
Statement: They hit an' run, raidin' ranches an' mines; they held up a coach a while back. Choices: 1. They stole some guns from the coach. 2. They did nothing wrong and went along keeping to themselves. 3. They not only were running but a while ago they held up a coach.
Output: 1
Statement: uh this is the second summer that my husband's been retired and he did play more last year of course but we were gone a lot too uh Choices: 1. My husband has been retired now for multiple summers. 2. My husband plays more golf now that he's retired. 3. My husband plays a lot more this year and last year.
Output: 2
Statement: In a still faintly Victorian atmosphere, Dinard has preserved all the best assets of a good luxury villas and long, paved promenades, plush hotels, elegant boutiques, discothyques, casino, parks and gardens, and an Olympic-size public swimming pool. Choices: 1. There was a huge public swimming pool at Dinard, despite its Victorian atmosphere. 2. Dinard was synonymous with budget hotels, friendly staff and excellent value for money. 3. The huge public swimming pool at Dinard had been reported as a health hazard.
Output: 3
Statement: The Legal Aid Bureau has become a lead player in the justice community by building partnerships with other organizations, the courts and the mediaCoall critical components to make justice available to all in Maryland. Choices: 1. It took lots of work for Legal Aid Bureau to become a leader in the community. 2. The Legal Aid Bureau failed to make inroads in the justice community. 3. Legal Aid Bureau at one point took to in person meetings with other organizations to advance their cause.
Output: 3
Statement: and he took it from there Choices: 1. He went on from there and did well. 2. He stopped. 3. He went on from there.
Output: 1
Statement: Created over the course of the year, the tools were distributed to programs for comment at the end of 2002. Choices: 1. The tools were distrusted to programs at the end of 2002, this program to distribute tools to programs was created over the course of 12 months. 2. The tools were distributed to help start up companies have what they needed to make money. 3. The tools were distributed at the end of 2004.
Output: 2
Statement: ( Doonesbury 's Duke character is not the only Thompson cartoon. Choices: 1. Thompson only makes one cartoon. 2. Thompson is an accomplished cartoonist.  3. Thompson has cartoons besides Doonesbury's Duke character. 
Output: 2
Statement: They may not realize their complicity in a movement that seems likely ultimately to take such freedom away. Choices: 1. They needed to wake up and see the world around them. 2. They are not aware of the freedoms that may be taken away. 3. They were hyper aware of any changes to their current freedoms.
Output: 1
Statement: If it's on the menu, try sopa de pescado (fish soup) or sopa marinera (seafood soup). Choices: 1. Most restaurants serve sopa de pescado and sopa marinera. 2. Sopa de pescado is a special order not on menu. 3. Sopa de pescado and sopa marinera are worth tasting.
Output: 1
Statement: And a shoo-in at next year's Tonys. Choices: 1. They're guaranteed to win at the Tony's because the other nominees are rotten. 2. They won't win a Tony, but I liked it. 3. They're guaranteed to win at the Tony's.
Output: 1