niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: well uh America's Americans are suckers Choices: 1. Americans are always brilliant.  2. Americans are suckers.  3. Americans are suckers because they voted for Trump. 
Output: 3
Statement: Down with you, cried Julius. Choices: 1. Julius cried out a curse.  2. You have betrayed my trust, Julius mourned.  3. I am pleased with you, exclaimed Julius.
Output: 2
Statement: but i personally don't think it's a good idea for a year i would look at it more as a uh internship kind of thing maybe three months through you know ninety days to six months or something um but more than that i would have a problem with it Choices: 1. I have no problem with this lasting for a full year. 2. I think internships should be paid. 3. I think that a year is too long a period of time for this.
Output: 2
Statement: and they are now putting in you know some sort of federal arbitrator i think or something because they just have a horrible time getting the you know getting their contracts straightened out they have been good and they only walked out once or twice i believe they keep getting you know they they'll go all the way to your table they'll have some proposal and then Choices: 1. getting their contracts in order hasn't been easy for them 2. they are taking all kinds of new measures to get their contracts straightened out 3. getting their contracts in order has been a cinch for them
Output: 2
Statement: Pop and rock concerts are held at the spectacular Zenith in the Parc de la Villette (me Porte de Pantin), at Parc-des-Princes (me Porte de St-Cloud), and also the Palais Omnisport de Bercy (me Bercy). Choices: 1. Rock concerts are held in several venues across Paris. 2. The Parc-des-Princes only features classical music. 3. Zenith in the Parc de la Villette is a an outdoor stage.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i've got uh an eighty four Chevy van that's uh a one ton van with a camper conversion on it Choices: 1. My 84' Chevy with the camper conversion is the best car I've ever driven. 2. I wish I could have an 84' Chevy or even just a camper conversion.  3. I have an 84' Chevy van with a camper conversion. 
Output: 1
Statement: But Czarek still hadn't reached his main goal 'to impress Miss Aldonka, and then we'll see.' He was determined to succeed and determined to prepare even better for the next convention. Choices: 1. Czarek will continue trying to impress Miss Aldonka until it works. 2. Miss Aldonka does not find Czarek impressive. 3. Miss Aldonka is very impressed with Czarek.
Output: 1
Statement: This fortified town perched high on its hill works a sober charm among the buff-stone 13th-century edifices of its Piazza dei Priori and adjacent Piazza San Giovanni. Choices: 1. The town is fortified and in a hill. 2. This town is not very known and not many people come to visit. 3. There is a not very charming town in a hill.
Output: 2
Statement: For those whose budget or expertise won't stretch to the real thing, reproductions of these same articles are sold. Choices: 1. The reproductions are just as good as the originals.  2. Reproductions are sold for those that can't obtain originals.  3. There are no reproductions, you are stuck with the originals. 
Output: 1
Statement: Stage One is assimilating the enormity of what I have to do. Choices: 1. I have a lot of important policies to put in place. 2. Stage One is showing me what I have to do. 3. Stage One is telling me what I've already done.
Output: 1
Statement: Chihuly succeeds because he's not a maker of art in the usual sense; he's a coach, ringmaster, and impresario--and, above all, an entrepreneur. Choices: 1.  Chihuly is a coach, ringmaster, impresario, and an entrepreneur. 2. Chihuly is not an entrepreneur by any means. 3. Chihuly has been a coach for 15 years.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and want to develop that Choices: 1. We should develop that. 2. We should develop that this year. 3. We should not develop that.
Output: 2
Statement: Got it with you?" Choices: 1. I told you to bring it. 2. Do you have it on you? 3. I hope you did not bring it with you.
Output: 1
Statement: A far smaller crowd than the New Hampshire stadium, yet somehow far more intense. Choices: 1. The was the largest crowd we had seen. 2. It was great to have such an intense crowd. 3. The crowd was smaller but more intense.
Output: 2
Statement: It makes sense, then, for a browser that can find both internal and external documents to be an integral part of the system--unless, that is, you regard browsers and operating systems as still basically different things, and view Microsoft as practicing vertical foreclosure under the guise of product enhancement. Choices: 1. A browser that can find documents from different sources is essential. 2. Browsers and operating systems are always considered identical. 3. The browser is a key part of the system, it would fail without one.
Output: 3
Statement: Here are some of the few Japanese who enjoy uncrowded cities, unspoiled wilderness, and a simpler existence in a climate and landscape comparable to snowcapped mountains and pine forest, with a subarctic climate in the northernmost area. Choices: 1. Just 10% of the Japanese people like rural areas. 2. There are some Japanese people who don't like cities. 3. All of the Japanese crave nature and calm surroundings.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah we uh i i love plums and peach i just love all fruit you know Choices: 1. I am fond of all fruit. 2. I hate fruit. 3. Nectarines are my favorite.
Output: 3
Statement: it's just it it's a really tough question and it you know it people have have really quieted down after everything started but i still think there's a lot of there's a lot of resentment Choices: 1. Things have calmed but many folks are unhappy about this. 2. Everyone really hated the new policy. 3. It was a huge firestorm that I never thought we would survive.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think we were all pretty much uh Astros fans in the in the National National League Championship Series but there's like two fellows Choices: 1. The man thinks that everybody hated Astros in the Championship. 2. The man thinks that they were all Astros fans in the Championship. 3. The person thinks that they were all Astros fans in the National League Championship.
Output: 2
Statement: About two weeks later, the local newspaper reported that the sheriff's department was investigating the plumbing company for defrauding the elderly. Choices: 1. The Sheriff's department was investigating the company's business practices after several people lost their life savings. 2. The Sheriff's department was investigating the company's business practices. 3. The Sheriff's department was investigating the company's business practices for tax evasion.
Output: 1
Statement: uh yeah they usually do put a a year lease on it Choices: 1. They don't put a lease on it. 2. They usually put a year lease on it. 3. They often put a year lease on new heaters.
Output: 3
Statement: Only our valley here is spared," said Ca'daan. Choices: 1. The valley suffered no damage. 2. The valley was obliterated by a nuclear explosion. 3. The missiles narrowly missed the valley and so it suffered no damage.
Output: 3
Statement: I then had to remember where on my hard drive I had put the install files. Choices: 1. I had to remember where the files to install the security software were saved.  2. I needed to remember where the files were saved on the hard drive.  3. I needed to remember where I put my keys. 
Output: 1
Statement: This contrasts with the value assigned to a good or service measured in constant dollars. Choices: 1. Goods and services can have values assigned to them. 2. The values of goods and services fluctuate over time, even when inflation is held constant. 3. Constant dollars cannot be used to assign value to goods and services.
Output: 2
Statement: It is well.  Choices: 1. It is ok for the moment. 2. It is ok. 3. Nothing is ok.
Output: 1
Statement: Then he remembered that there was a good supply in Julius's sitting-room. Choices: 1. Julius's had a good supply in his sitting-room, if he could recall correctly. 2. He couldn't remember whether there was a good supply still or not. 3. The supply in Julius's sitting room was gone long ago.
Output: 3
Statement: If you don't have your own equipment it is easy to buy at the resort. Choices: 1. Most visitors chose to buy their equipment at the resort. 2. There is equipment for sale at the resort. 3. Visitors must bring all necessary equipment, as it cannot be bought at the resort.
Output: 1
Statement: Information wanting to be free doesn't seem so appealing when it includes details about all your own flesh and frailties--credit history, shopping habits, records of where you've been, what you asked for, and what you took. Choices: 1. They would have to pay more to get more information. 2. Free information does not seem welcomed when it contains your own personal data. 3. They wanted to spy on their neighbors while having their information hidden.
Output: 3
Statement: (Two baseball broadcasters discussed this year's Series in a Slate Dialogue. Choices: 1. Baseball broadcasters are the most informed on this year's Series in a Slate Dialogue. 2. The people discussing this year's Series in a Slate Dialogue were baseball broadcasters. 3. Two soccer broadcasters discussed this year's Series in a Slate Dialogue.
Output: 1
Statement: Cloistered Franciscan nuns a maximum of 33 (the age of Jesus when he died) but today far fewer remain on the premises but stay out of sight during visiting hours. Choices: 1. The cloistered Franciscan nuns live a lonely life that is devoted to God.   2. In today's covenants, cloistered Franciscan nuns have over 100 residents that roam freely around the grounds to greet visitors. 3. There can only be a maximum of 33 Cloistered Franciscan nuns living on site which was the age of Jesus when he died.
Output: 1
Statement: Dolly is more of a media magnet than her unnamed fibroblast-derived cousins because she came from adult tissue. Choices: 1. Dolly's unnamed cousins do not get as much media attention as she does. 2. The unnamed cousins get more attention than Dolly. 3. Dolly's two unnamed cousins are sisters.
Output: 3
Statement: An entire six pack. Choices: 1. I drank an entire six pack of coke. 2. An entire bottle. 3. An entire six pack.
Output: 1
Statement: and it still would have been every bit as accessible a movie for the kids if they had included all this stuff that i anyway as an as intellectual adult would appreciate it wouldn't have hurt the movie to do that and it would have make it uh broadened the audience that it could have been targeted for i thought but i um i'm i'm clearly enough you know i'm i'm clearly an intellectual snob to be going to these kinds of movies i realize that Choices: 1. Had the movie been more intellectual I would have enjoyed it better and so would a larger audience, serves me right for being an intellectual snob. 2. The kinds would have learnt so much if they'd just added a little bit more of a cerebral twist. 3. The movie went straight over my head, I didn't understand half of the intellectual references.
Output: 2
Statement: so uh the only uh i guess the the big discussion just kind of what you were mentioning has been the color we ended up with our our living and dining room are now uh kind of a a light peach color with uh and it's got all the old original hardwood trim and stuff so we've got the trim in kind of uh kind of an off-white and this is really the first uh interior painting project that i've attacked  and it's it's been uh it's been something else  to say the least we we had the same type of situation uh the walls were uh uh well they weren't the color difference wasn't so bad but uh there was semigloss underneath Choices: 1. We painted our living room and dining room a light peach color and painted the trim in off white, it has been a lot of work.  2. We painted our living room and dining room a light peach color and painted the trim in off white. 3. We painted our living room and dining room a dark blue color and painted the trim in black, it has been a lot of work. 
Output: 1
Statement: Unlike most industrial nations, there is no exemption from the monopoly based on weight or price. Choices: 1. In other countries, the monopoly is limited based on weight or price. 2. Just as in most industrial nations, you can be exempt from the monopoly depending on the weight. 3. In this country, the monopoly tightly controls production.
Output: 3
Statement: Developments in Scope and Methods, eds. Choices: 1. This is the latest edition of Developments in Scope and Methods. 2. Development in Telescopes and Methods. 3. Scope and Methods Developments.
Output: 1
Statement: The merchants wanted to divert trade away from the Arabs, fearing the enrichment of the North African Maghreb as a threat to Christian Europe. Choices: 1. Developing the North African Maghreb could endanger a Christian Europe. 2. The Arabs intended to seize the trade routes with Christian Europe, in order to establish a monopoly. 3. The merchants' fears were silenced, as the Arabs were willing buy their products at competitive prices.
Output: 3
Statement: They help people cope, help them seek redress for a grievance, Riggs said. Choices: 1. They want them to be empowered. 2. They are hopeless. 3. They give people ways to get over their hardships.
Output: 1
Statement: Since I became Comptroller General, one of the most important activities in which GAO has been engaged is the development of its first strategic plan for the 21st century. Choices: 1. The GAO develops fiscal plans. 2. The GAO is not involved in strategic planning. 3. The GAO is involved in development of strategic plans.
Output: 1
Statement: However, they had not seen the last of their Muslim foe. Choices: 1. They will see their Muslim enemy again.  2. Their Muslim enemy vowed for revenge.  3. They wiped out every single Muslim there. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah my my husband likes uh country music real well and he he likes some of the new groups like Shenandoah and uh yeah he really likes Shenandoah Choices: 1. Country music is a genre that my husband likes. 2. My husband's favorite music is country. 3. My husband doesn't like listening to country music.
Output: 2
Statement: well trained i guess and they didn't do a very neat job in cleaning the tables off and when the waitresses came they she just put all of the clean utensils and everything right on top of these dirty tables Choices: 1. They did a great job with cleaning the tables. 2. Their service was not good, though their food was decent. 3. They did a bad job cleaning the tables.
Output: 2
Statement: And Dissent Choices: 1. There were some who concurred and others who dissented. 2. There was disagreement. 3. It was unanimous.
Output: 1
Statement: A study in the 1980s, in fact, found that four out of every five tender offers resulted in the target being absorbed by one firm or another. Choices: 1. In a study of 1990 it has been found out that a vast majority of tender offers resulted in the target being absorbed by one firm or another. 2. In a study of 1990 it has been found out that a vast majority of tender offers resulted in the target being absorbed by one firm or another, but now the situation has changed.  3. In a study of 2010 it has been found out that a vast majority of tender offers resulted in the target being absorbed by one firm or another.
Output: 2
Statement: But it's also a reference to the flower. Choices: 1. The flower's name has multiple meanings. 2. It's a reference to the flower among other things. 3. It's only a reference to the flower.
Output: 1
Statement: And in a lower voice: "He is also Coroner, you understand.  Choices: 1. In a high voice, "He's not Coroner!" 2. "You know, he's Coroner too", they said in a voice lower than before. 3. "You know, he's Coroner too", they said in a voice lower than before, before taking a sip of wine.
Output: 3
Statement: It's not always an easy city to love, but few leave unimpressed. Choices: 1. The city is fairly nondescript. 2. The city leaves an impression on almost everyone. 3. The locals tend to be rude.
Output: 3
Statement: Even Barik noticed it. Choices: 1. Even Barik noticed the bloodshed. 2. Even Barik was able to notice it. 3. Barik was oblivious to it.
Output: 1
Statement: Instead, they have written the story of a failure, albeit one with important consequences for the industry today. Choices: 1. The were trying to write a story of success. 2. They have written a story of failure. 3. They wrote a story of success.
Output: 1
Statement: it's uh that's interesting though Choices: 1. That's interesting though 2. That's boring actually 3. That's interesting though, I didn't know you could cook that way
Output: 3
Statement: Longabaugh wanted the recommendation to include research training as an explicit component. Choices: 1. The initial recommendation did not include research training. 2. The recommendation would be more complete if research training was included. 3. Longabaugh was opposed to using research training as an explicit component.
Output: 2
Statement: no communication whatsoever Choices: 1. Without talking to each other. 2. In constant contact on the phone. 3. Not being able to look at each other.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Lincoln is a real problem,' White finally said. Choices: 1. White was happy with Lincoln. 2. White was not happy with Lincoln. 3. White had lost control over Lincoln.
Output: 3
Statement: We did our work in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards from December 1999 through May 2001 in Washington, Choices: 1. Our work was done with the government standards from December 1991 to May 2001 2. Our work wasn't in accordance with government standards  3. We did our work correctly 
Output: 3
Statement: She watched Jon and Adrin intently. Choices: 1. She stared in wonder at Jon and Adrin. 2. She stared at Jon and Adrin. 3. She couldn't bear to watch Jon and Adrin.
Output: 1
Statement: They should also steer beneficiaries away from other beneficiaries, to keep pockets of concentrated poverty from re-emerging farther from the city's core. Choices: 1. Beneficiaries should be kept together to prevent poverty re-emerging 2. Steering beneficiaries away from one another will keep pockets of poverty from re-emerging outside the city's core 3. The city's core has no poverty
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh and all on the job too you know it had gotten that bad Choices: 1. While things were good at first, they worsened over time. 2. The job improved all the time. 3. Things in the job were pretty terrible.
Output: 1
Statement: The Explorer struggled to keep his self-control. Choices: 1. The Explorer had no problems staying calm. 2. The Explorer wanted very badly to yell and scream. 3. The Explorer had a hard time not losing his control.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i've i've in the car i've been running it uh uh uh uh because it but uh the the weather the weather's just been really nice but i mean you you just can't sell a car down here that does not have air conditi oning in it Choices: 1. My car does not have an air conditioning system. 2. It is a bad idea to buy a car without air-conditioning here. 3. It is impossible to sell a car without air-conditioning here.
Output: 2
Statement: The arcade ends at a two-story gate called the Hozomon. Choices: 1. It is a three-story gate. 2. The arcade ends exactly at the Hozonom 3. The Hozomon is a two-story gate where the arcade ends.
Output: 2
Statement: There is really no good resource for the victims to get assisted right now, Fedge said. Choices: 1. There are tons of organizations there right now to assist any victim that needs help. 2. Resources to help victims aren't really available. 3. The rape crisis center in town closed due to lack of funding.
Output: 3
Statement: Because, until recently with online trading, the whole industry I work in was predicated on the ignorance of the client. Choices: 1. A correlation has been found between smarter clients and the decline of my industry, but online trading is reversing that. 2. Smart and well informed customers help maintain a strong industry, especially today. 3. A poorly informed client base has been what kept the industry I work in alive, until recently, when the dawn of online trading changed that.
Output: 1
Statement: and the performance it you know it it you could make it do anything on the interstate you wanted Choices: 1. You could make it do anything you wanted on the interstate. 2. You could not make it do anything on the interstate. 3. It would obey any command on the interstate.
Output: 3
Statement: Nor will the judicial opinions produced by LSC cases systematically distort the interpretation of welfare laws. Choices: 1. The LSC doesn't impact judicial opinions. 2. The LSC spurs judicial opinions that the appeallate court follows 3. The LSC spurs judicial opinions.
Output: 2
Statement: Circuit Court of Appeals found in the Due Process Clause a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide by relying on Plato, Montaigne, Thomas More, and the Roper poll. Choices: 1. The case for self-directed euthanasia that has come before the courts this year is bolstered by the writings of the Western philosophers and national polls. 2. Plato, Montaigne and Thomas More were cited in opposition to the right to physician-assisted suicide. 3. Through citation of philosophers such as Plato and Thomas More, the appeals court was able to invoke the Due Process Clause to argue for the right to physician-assisted suicide.
Output: 1
Statement: This change in the composition of our work has left GAO less flexibility to pursue R  Choices: 1. Less flexibility means the GAO will move much more slowly and get less done. 2. This change in the composition of our work has giving the GAO more flexibility. 3. The GAO has less flexibility due to change in composition of work.
Output: 1
Statement: He offers them low- or no-interest home loans. Choices: 1. His loans help a lot of people.  2. He offers high interest loans.  3. He offers low or no interest loans. 
Output: 1
Statement: The study will allocate resources to promote adherence to the treatment protocol and monitor treatment fidelity. Choices: 1. This study will only allocate a small amount of resources. 2. The monitoring of treatment fidelity is being studied. 3. The resources will be allocated during this study.
Output: 1
Statement: I ask the printer. Choices: 1. I didn't ask anyone.  2. The printer is the one I ask about the newspaper.  3. The printer is who I ask. 
Output: 2
Statement: During its subsequent two and a half centuries of rule from the new capital established at Edo, the Tokugawa organized a tightly controlled coalition of some 260 daimyo in strategic strongholds throughout the country. Choices: 1. Tokugawa rule was based in Osaka and only lasted for 25 years. 2. Hundreds of daimyo were brought into coalition by the Tokugawa. 3. The coalition of 260 daimyo fell apart after 10 years.
Output: 3
Statement: significant instances of noncompliance. Choices: 1. Significant instances are prioritized over others. 2. Noncompliance issues are tracked as a whole, and on a general basis. 3. Noncompliance issues are categorized, with one of those being "significant instances".
Output: 1
Statement: IDA balances generally are not to be considered in determining eligibility and benefits for means-tested federal programs. Choices: 1. IDA balances generally are not to be considered in determining eligibility and benefits for means-tested federal programs. 2. DA balances generally are to be considered in determining eligibility and benefits for means-tested federal programs 3. IDA balances generally are not publicly announced in tax returns.
Output: 3
Statement: The Utah State Legislature in the just-completed session has stepped forward in a year of very difficult financial challenges and, in honor of their colleague the late Sen. Choices: 1. The Utah State Legislature has had financial difficulties to contend with this year. 2. The late senator was a friend to all on both sides of eh aisle. 3. The Utah State Legislature has had the benefit of a strong financial year to carry it.
Output: 2
Statement: um so that's limiting i tend to use it to log into the the mainframe at work Choices: 1. It has no other function other than connecting to the mainframe. 2. I usually utilize it to log onto the mainframe where I work. 3. I don't use it for anything.
Output: 1
Statement: and this year i decided that well my husband made a little garden out there with some tomatoes and stuff in it but i decided that i don't like grass i don't like to have to have to pull grass Choices: 1. We have 10 tomato plants. 2. We aren't growing anything this year. 3. We did a little garden.
Output: 1
Statement: Madrid's funkiest hotel is this former brothel in the city's chief bohemian district. Choices: 1. This hotel used to be a brothel. 2. The bohemian district is a popular destination for the nightlife. 3. The funkiest hotel in Madrid used to be a police station.
Output: 2
Statement: there one of my friends got one that the the whole underneath the car the frame was twisted Choices: 1. The frame of the car was in good condition. 2. My friend got a car with a twisted frame. 3. The car frame was twisted because it was in an accident.
Output: 3
Statement: He doesn't care about coming in here to kill us. Choices: 1. He's not worried about having to kill us.  2. It would bother him a great deal if he had to murder us.  3. He's killed hundreds of men before, for no reason at all. 
Output: 3
Statement: well it is to a certain extent to have to try to keep up with all that Choices: 1. Keeping up with that is part of it. 2. It is hard to keep up with. 3. We don't keep up with that.
Output: 2
Statement: and i grew up in Saint Louis and Saint Louis was much the same Choices: 1. I grew up in St Louis in the 90's. 2. I grew up in Baltimore. 3. I grew up in St Louis.
Output: 1
Statement: After that scene, horse racing may seem rather tame by comparison. Choices: 1. Horse racing may seem tame compared to other things. 2. Horse racing is comparatively the most extreme. 3. Horse racing can be more mellow than other traditional races.
Output: 3
Statement: The heart of Bethlehem is Manger Square, now a car park ringed by souvenir shops and packed with street hawkers. Choices: 1. The car park has nothing in it but cars. 2. Barely anyone knows that this is the heart of Bethlehem. 3. The heart of Bethlehem is now comprised of souvenir shops.
Output: 2
Statement: Freshwater fish species swim in the tanks; there's also a seashore exhibit with a wave machine. Choices: 1. There are saltwater fish at the seashore exhibit. 2. The tanks are only for saltwater fish. 3. There is a wave machine at one of the exhibit.
Output: 1
Statement: Auditors will need to exercise professional judgment in assessing the significance of audit results or findings. Choices: 1. Auditors are not responsible for the assessment of audit results. 2. Auditors must have five years experience before they can be called professionals. 3. Auditors need to apply their experience in assessing the significance of audit results.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes, Miss Tuppence. Choices: 1. Not quite, Miss Tuppence. 2. Absolutely, Miss Tuppence. 3. Indeed, Miss Tuppence.
Output: 3
Statement: But money" Tuppence warmed to her pet creed "well, there's nothing unsatisfactory about money, is there?" Choices: 1. Tuppence believes money is the root of all evil. 2. Tuppence is a greedy money hungry person. 3. Tuppence likes money.
Output: 2
Statement: Although GAO may give an agency up to 30 calendar days to comment, GAO may attempt to obtain comments in shorter time frames, depending on the product timing needs of the requester and the complexity of the issues involved. Choices: 1. GAO usually solves its agencies' problems in 10 days. 2. GAO gives agencies at least 30 days. 3. GAO can give an agency up to 30 days, although it has been known to give less time.
Output: 1
Statement: The Middle Kingdom is a recreated living history of China's past, presented through a number of full-size replicas of shrines, temples, pagodas, palaces, and street scenes. Choices: 1. The Middle Kingdom, an area dedicated to China's past, hosts many replicas of structures built back then. 2. Accurate representation of the living history of the United Kingdom's past can be found through The Middle Kingdom. 3. Many people around the Middle Kingdom also styled their homes to honor China's past.
Output: 3
Statement: but he's i don't know uh he's much much much more so It's sort of interesting though because he does bring a a much um different perspective with all the Gulf goings on um Choices: 1. It's worth listening to his opinions on the Gulf. 2. He spouts the same old same old about the Gulf goings on. 3. He brings a much different perspective on the Gulf situation.
Output: 1
Statement: whatever i can carry on a backpack Choices: 1. I take whatever will fit in a backpack on a plane 2. I take whatever will fit in a backpack 3. I take many suitcases, and pack almost my entire wardrobe
Output: 1
Statement: to sing like the thrush from the deepest partof the understory, territorial,carnal, thorn-at-the-throat, or flutelikein order to make one sobering sound. Choices: 1. To loudly moan in sounds like that of primal instinct.  2. Loudly emitting a guttural scream is a good means of self defense.   3. Make a quiet, almost indistinguishable from silent noise. 
Output: 2
Statement: Drew was taut inside. Choices: 1. Drew felt ready to spring at a moment's notice. 2. Drew was tense inside. 3. Drew was relaxed. 
Output: 1
Statement: people, results driven, business acumen, and building coalitions and communications. Choices: 1. The most important of these was business acumen. 2. People, driven by results, a sense of business, and developing alliances and open communication patterns. 3. People, ideology driven, no business acumen, done alone and operating by assumptions.
Output: 1
Statement: and but you see a lot of advertising for that uh as far as uh vacation uh cruises and retirement Choices: 1. You see a lot of advertising of vacation cruises and retirement 2. You see a lot of advertising as far as vacation cruises and retirement, specially in the south side of Florida 3. You don't usually see advertising in that area
Output: 2
Statement: It's an odd factor,  Do people believe that Brokaw, Rather and Jennings--reading scripts written by others from their TelePrompTers--are making things up? Choices: 1. People think that they are making things up, because they are wrong too often. 2. Do people believe that Jennings, Rather and Brokaw are telling the truth? 3. Do people believe that Brokaw, Jennings and Rather--reading scripts written by others from their TelePrompTers--are making things up? It's an odd factor.
Output: 1
Statement: well you know that brings up the interesting subject too you know what would you have who who who would determine what these people do Choices: 1. It begs the question of who gets to say what the other people do. 2. This brings up the dull subject of firing people. 3. So then there is the idea of who is going to supervise, assign work etc.
Output: 3
Statement: well  all right well uh i guess that's about it Choices: 1. That's it. 2. I guess I am done talking on that issue. 3. I am ready to continue on.
Output: 2
Statement: The kings and counts and feudal lords have gone from the Loire Valley and the forests and marshes of Sologne, but the hunting and fishing country remains. Choices: 1. Fishing is a very popular pastime in France. 2. Hunting is illegal in all of France. 3. Gaming country is still there even though the monarchy is long gone.
Output: 1
Statement: well do you work at a Attleboro or does your or your husband Choices: 1. Is it your husband who works at Attleboro? 2. You don't work at Attleboro do you? 3. Attleboro is one of the best places to work in the area.
Output: 3
Statement: Around the neck hang various strands of gold, a heavy golden necklace, ribbons, a gold scapular with images of saints on both sides, and a crucifix. Choices: 1. There is a crucifix and a necklace around the neck. 2. The neck is bare without anything hanging around it. 3. The gold scapular around the neck has an image of St. Joan of Arc as well as an image of St. John.
Output: 3
Statement: 1999: UPN's potential breakout hit, Shasta McCrackhead , is tamed into the disastrously dull Shasta McNasty . Look where it is in the ratings now. Choices: 1. Shasta McCrackhead would have done better if it had stayed as outrageous as originally planned. 2. Shasta McCrackhead was changed into Shasta McNasty. 3. Shasta McCrackhead was the longest running show of all time.
Output: 1
Statement: At day's end, lodge guests compare notes around the bar. Choices: 1. Lodge guests compare information at the lounge at the end of the day. 2. At day's end, the notes the guests made are destroyed for secrecy. 3. The lodge guests come together to discuss findings and day's end.
Output: 3
Statement: uh was what we got i also bought season tickets to the Dallas Texans football team which is now the Kansas City Chiefs Choices: 1. My seats were on the 20-yard line.  2. I had season tickets for Dallas Texans games.  3. I've never bought tickets to any football games.
Output: 1
Statement: Now, in the fall of 1866, it was a third of what it had been, with a ragged fringe of dilapidated adobes crumbling back into the soil. Choices: 1. As of the fall of 1866 the adobes were nothing like they were in the past.  2. After seeing the dilapidated state of the adobes in 1866, a plan was put in place to restore them to their original state. 3. The adobes were still in pristine shape in 1866. 
Output: 2
Statement: Financial  Examination of IRS' Fiscal Year 1994 Financial Statements Choices: 1. There are no more Financial Examination from IRS after this one. 2. The last test of IRS' 1994 Statements. 3. The First Examination of IRS' 1994 Financial Statement.
Output: 1
Statement: Those who think politics drives culture (e.g. Choices: 1. Politics are for people's whose interest is to lie.  2. Politics are driven by culture, some think. 3. Culture is the driving force behind politics.
Output: 1
Statement: that's good i've noticed on the like the department stores they sure do hate it when you pay double payments Choices: 1. Department stores don't like it when you make double payments. 2. This makes their credit cards much less profitable. 3. Department stores prefer you to pay more than the minimum amount.
Output: 2
Statement: He may have moderated his views to win, but he is mostly principled and mostly honest. Choices: 1. He is mostly dishonest. 2. He views were moderated to win. 3. His views were shared by many others.
Output: 3
Statement: (The magazine's own take is more  There will be minor glitches but not wholesale societal collapse.) Choices: 1. The magazine doesn't think where will be societal collapse -- only a few little glitches. 2. The take of the magazine is that social collapse is imminent. 3. The magazine predictably isn't too concerned with societal collapse.
Output: 3
Statement: If you missed the link to the sidebar, click . Choices: 1. The link will take you to the newest part of the site. 2. Click if you did not see the link in the sidebar. 3. Do not click the link in the sidebar.
Output: 1
Statement: The play has been presented in Elche for more than five centuries. Choices: 1. The play has never shown at the Elche. 2. The long-running play is set in a kitchen. 3. The play has run at Elche for over 500 years, 
Output: 2
Statement: I didn't have time for my armor. Choices: 1. There is not enough time left to get my armor. 2. I left my armor at home so there is not enough time to grab it. 3. I will take my time putting on my armor.
Output: 2
Statement: Teen films no longer glorify drug use, but other than that, very little. Choices: 1. Teen films like Twilight do not make drug use look good. 2. Teen movies don't glorify drug use anymore. 3. Teen films now glorify condom use.
Output: 1
Statement: In the handsome Hotel de Gadagne (Rue du Boeuf), there is a museum of the history of Lyon and displays of the marionettes of the town's celebrated Guignol theater. Choices: 1. Everyone who stays at the Hotel de Gadagne gets free access to the museum. 2. There is no theater tradition involving marionettes in Lyon. 3. There is a hisotry museum inside the Hotel de Gadagne.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i think that we waste a lot of money keeping people in prison Choices: 1. We waste no money by keeping people in prison. 2. Prisoners with minor charges should be released to prevent wasting money. 3. We waste a lot of money keeping people in prison. 
Output: 2
Statement: An' you an' me's kinda hide-matched there. Choices: 1. You and I are sort of hide-matched there. 2. We're pretty evenly matched. 3. You and me are completely different there.
Output: 2
Statement: You did that well, girl. Choices: 1. Girl, you did a half-assed job on that. 2. You're very good at that, girl. 3. Usually, boys are better at doing that than girls.
Output: 3
Statement: oh no i can remember my mother getting in trouble if you know one of us was sick and i know she probably didn't make hardly anything you know compared to the work that she did Choices: 1. My mother didn't earned enough money compared to the work that she did. 2. My mother earned lots of money compared to the tasks she had to do at her job. 3. She was earning only $4 per hour at the grocery store.
Output: 3
Statement: The Physician's Guide to Helping Patients with Alcohol Problems. Choices: 1. The AMA has announced that most physician's have stopped using the Guide entitled Helping Patients with Alcohol Problems because it is full of outdated and meaningless data. 2. The Guide for Helping Patients with Alcohol Problems, for Physician's, is updated once every three years.    3. The Helping Patients with Alcohol Problems is a guide for Physician's.
Output: 2
Statement: Also husk-roasted sweet corn dipped in butter. Choices: 1. Husk-roasted sweet corn dipped in butter is very tasty. 2. Husk-roasted sweet corn can be dipped in butter. 3. The husk-roasted sweet corn was never dipped in butter.
Output: 1
Statement: The Post and LAT report that Rep. Choices: 1. Both the Post and LAT report about that Representative. 2. Both the Post and NYT report about that Representative. 3. Both the Post and LAT report about the President.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to administering These programs, HIC is charged with preventing and detecting fraud and abuse. Choices: 1. HIC successfully prevents all fraud and abuse. 2. Prevention of fraud is one of HIC's tasks. 3. HIC does not have to administer any programs.
Output: 1
Statement: In the Golan region try white-water rafting through Kibbutz Kfar Hanassi, near Rosh Pinna, or at Activity Rafting  and  Recreation); try a kayak or go inner-tubing on the Jordan River at Park Hayarden Choices: 1. It is possible to ride a kayak or go inner-tubing on the Jordan River at Park Hayarden. 2. Park Hayarden is the most popular spot for watersports on the Jordan River. 3. There are no bodies of water in the proximity of Park Hayarden.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yes it's it's one of our prouder  right along with Jessie Helms Choices: 1. Jessie Helms does really well for us.  2. Jessie Helms is one we're proud of.  3. We're ashamed of Jessie Helms. 
Output: 1
Statement: This site contains information about NCMA's member services, event calendar, publications, and professional resources. Choices: 1. This site has events, publications and a calendar about NCMA. 2. This information on the NCMA site is for NCMA members. 3. This site does not show any information about NCMA.
Output: 2
Statement: And while there are many situations--like the dismissal of workers for organizing--where this difference seems inarguably clear, elsewhere things are fuzzier. Choices: 1. There were mainly clear situations but there were a feel not so clear. 2. They were cloudy and not worth looking at. 3. They wanted to strive to make all of them clear.
Output: 3
Statement: This would be a largely residential area extending north from Queen Street, incorporating a number of traffic circles (circuses) as well as straight roads. Choices: 1. There is no residential area north of Queen Street. 2. The residential area going north from Queen Street is large.   3. There is a mostly residential area going north from Queen Street.  
Output: 2
Statement: Due to the amount of information now available, power has shifted from the physician to the patient. Choices: 1. Doctors have more power than ever thanks to better data availability. 2. Patients have more power now because more information is available. 3. Patients use this power to select better doctors in most cases.
Output: 3
Statement: Nora's jittery, skittery behavior is charming in a way. Choices: 1. Nora is very strange but likeable. 2. Nora is not at all charming. 3. Nora is kind of charming and attractive.
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, Tutmosis II tried to remove all traces of her at Luxor and Karnak when he finally became Pharaoh following her death, but this does not spoil the formidable architectural achievement of the temple itself. Choices: 1. Tutmosis II defaced any depictions of his stepmother at Luxor and Karnak. 2. Tutmosis II did not completely destroy the temple. 3. Tutmosis II worshipped her and filled the temple with remnants of her.
Output: 1
Statement: Five years!  Choices: 1. A very long time! 2. Over four years! 3. Two years only!
Output: 1
Statement: Let's repeat!' Choices: 1. Do it again! 2. It was great the first time.  3. Lets never do that again.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I have to say, it has been a very bizarre experience.' Choices: 1. This trip was been very normal. 2. This trip has been the weirdest I've been on. 3. This has been very strange.
Output: 2
Statement: I don't know the first thing about trains,' White poked aimlessly at the wires, holding random twists of circuitry together. Choices: 1. White was trying to reprogram the train's autopilot. 2. White said he was an expert on trains. 3. White said he didn't know anything about trains.
Output: 1
Statement: because uh there's no way they can even i think mathematically they're out of the play-off scene now Choices: 1. Once out of the play off scene they can stop trying with no repercussions. 2. They are still in the running for playoffs. 3. There is not a chance they can, mathematically they are no longer in the play off race.
Output: 1
Statement: Both ESPN and CNBC offer an infinite supply of statistics that give the viewer the illusion of deeper understanding. Choices: 1. Seeing lots of numbers without understanding their significance can really make people understand things. 2. Analysis of clothing and hand placement can also make people feel more knowledgeable. 3. Statistics can sometimes make people think they understand something more than they do.
Output: 2
Statement: Hitting anything at this range would be difficult- let alone hitting two things. Choices: 1. Both targets were moving and the great distance obscured my site line making it nearly impossible to hit either. 2. No problem getting both targets with one bullet while blindfolded. 3. I had little chance of getting both targets from this distance.
Output: 1
Statement: Household payment mail has been declining. Choices: 1. Less bills are being sent to homes due to technology  2. Bill mail to homes is declining  3. More bills are being sent to homes
Output: 1
Statement: Until restoration is complete, the main reason to hit the area is to check out cultural sites, including the museums. Choices: 1. There is nothing else to do until restoration is finished. 2. Until renovations are finished, there are cultural sites and museums to visit. 3. The cultural sites and museums are well worth checking out.
Output: 3
Statement: took authority and they cut and they stab and and our nation does that a lot too i know it's not necessarily i don't think this is the greatest system either but i just feel like there's just a lot of oppression over the Soviet Union because of that the authority is there to exalt self that's the whole Leninist theology they deny God they deny any creator they've Choices: 1. Our nation does a lot of unnecessary things that the soviets did too. 2. There is too much oppression in this country. 3. Our nation doesn't do anything that is unnecessary. 
Output: 2
Statement: If USDOL determines that a labor shortage exists and that the job offer satisfies the federal requirements, USDOL approves the employer's application for certification. Choices: 1. The employer decides if there is a shortage of labor and informs the USDOL. 2. The labor shortages usually are in the technology field. 3. The application is approved by USDOL if a labor shortage is determined to exist.
Output: 2
Statement: The Hasmonean dynasty, descendants of the Maccabee family, ruled an independent Jewish Commonwealth that stretched from the Negev to the Galilee. Choices: 1. The Hasmonean dynasty ruled a Christian Kingdom in what is now Britain. 2. The Hasmonean dynasty were descendants of the Maccabee family and ruled a Jewish Commonwealth that extended from the Negev to the Gaillee. 3. The Hasmonean dynasty conquered land extending from the Negev to the Gaillee.
Output: 3
Statement: You wrote, He could've made a movie called Fuck You, Pope if he wanted. Choices: 1. He could have gotten away with titling the movie :Fuck you  Pope.  2. He could have called the movie I love you Pope.  3. He could have titled the film ":Fuck you, Pop" if he desired. 
Output: 1
Statement: i i'm ready to go it just it's you know hasn't worked out that way yet you know it's uh it looks good you know Choices: 1. Sounds good, I just haven't been able to get involved yet, because I have been so busy. 2. Sounds good, I just haven't been able to get involved yet, because it hasn't worked out. 3. Sounds awful, I don't want to get involved in this.
Output: 1
Statement: The final rule eliminates installment payments in the auction of the lower 80 and General Category channels in the 800 MHz Specialized Mobile Radio service. Choices: 1. The installment payments in the auction is eliminated. 2. The general category channels have some reserved frequencies. 3. The final rules states there must be installment payments.
Output: 2
Statement: When mind and body are ready for a break from the rigors of cultural sightseeing, head down to the southern resort district of Arashiyama, perched along the Hozu River (or the Oi, as it's also known). Choices: 1. Do not go to Arashiyama to relax.  2. When you need a break from sightseeing, go to the resort district of Arashiyama.  3. Arashiyama is a very relaxing place. 
Output: 3
Statement: For the visitor, the most interesting observances are the modest old standbys generally the saint's day of a  sombre religious processions, often held by candle-light, folk music, a rash of quaint costumes. Choices: 1. There is never any folk music in a religious procession. 2. The religious processions are held by the Catholic faithful. 3. Old fashioned costumes are part of the religious processions.
Output: 2
Statement: Under terms of the cease-fire, Israeli forces were allowed to remain in position on Mount Scopus, resupplied once a month by a United Nations convoy of food and medicine. Choices: 1. After the cease-fire, Israeli soldiers were able to stay on Mount Scopus and receive supplies once a month by the United Nations. 2. The terms of the cease-fire demanded Israeli forces remove themselves from Mount Scopus. 3. The United Nations provides the Israeli forces with needed food and medicine.
Output: 3
Statement: Today's Papers thinks this cries out for a new parlor  Two random media businesses are named and contestants vie to connect them corporately in the fewest steps. Choices: 1. Today's Papers thinks there is a need for a new parlor. 2. Today's Papers thinks there is no need for a new parlor. 3. Today's Papers thinks there is a need for a new parlor at the university.
Output: 3
Statement: Old Worcester.  Choices: 1. In the village of Old Worcester 2. Do you mean Motts Orchard? 3. It's a village, something like Old Worcester.
Output: 3
Statement: - Dewatering system (settling tanks/vessels, hydrocyclones, and/or vacuum filters) - Stacking equipment  Choices: 1. Dewatering systems are not the only types of stacking equipment. 2. Dewatering systems consist of settling tanks, hydrocyclones and possibly vacuum filters. 3. Dewatering systems operate without the need of settling tanks.
Output: 1
Statement: uh playing such Choices: 1. Not playing at all. 2. Playing that kind. 3. Playing a lot of the new stuff.
Output: 3