niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Horse races are held every Sunday, all the year round, at the tracks (Hipodrom) at Son Pardo near Palma, and near Mahon and Ciutadella. Choices: 1. Horse races are also run on Fridays.  2. Horse races can be watched every Sunday at multiple tracks. 3. The tracks have no horse races in the winter.
Output: 1
Statement: The features of the six types of case study are not interchangeable. Choices: 1. The features of all six are interchangeable. 2. The six types of case study have features that are not interchangeable. 3. The features are case specific sometimes.
Output: 3
Statement: Grandparents and fathers push the carriages of the new arrivals during the evening volta, or stroll, glowing in the warmth of the congratulations of their neighbors and friends. Choices: 1. Mothers pull wagons with babies in them. 2. Father push strollers while they walk past the townspeople. 3. Father push strollers while they walk past the townspeople who cheer them on.
Output: 3
Statement: Yellowstone Yellowstone is just too crowded though it's not a lot of fun with a whole bunch of people around and these stupid bears i mean they're almost tame they come up begging for hand outs you know course i'm Choices: 1. I am afraid of the bears coming after me at the park. 2. Yellowstone seems to be too crowded with people along with the bears. 3. I got banned from Yellowstone for feeding the bears.
Output: 1
Statement: The dream exalts the primitive art that is the movie's visual inspiration in a way that seems truly religious. Choices: 1. The movie's artists studied ancient artifacts for inspiration. 2. The movie's visuals are influenced by primitive art. 3. The movie's visuals are influenced by modern art.
Output: 1
Statement: And it takes more than one man and a revolver to hold up Mr. Brown… . Tuppence paled a little. Choices: 1. Mr. Brown couldn't be held up by only one man. 2. Tuppence used a revolver to hold up Mr. Brown. 3. It took two guns to hold up Mr. Brown.
Output: 3
Statement: I was attendant at one of the revivatoria, and I got drunk enough to let out some information about one of the important revival cases. Choices: 1. I have never revealed anything about the revival cases. 2. The revivatoria are giant parties where people eat boiled potatoes. 3. I was drunk at one of the revivatoria and let slip something about the revival cases.
Output: 2
Statement: So what objection could there be to castration of sex offenders? Choices: 1. There should be no objection to castrate people who are sex offenders. 2. Castration has never been considered. 3. Previously,an objection had been raised.
Output: 3
Statement: I was famous all over the western desert. Choices: 1. I was famous because I was the best opera singer there was. 2. I could slip into town and no one knew who I was. 3. Everyone in the western desert knew who I was.
Output: 1
Statement: I'll go through with it all right. Choices: 1. It'll go through all right. 2. I'll go through with it without any issue, unless they fight me. 3. I won't make it through.
Output: 2
Statement: Julius explained to him that Little Willie would not be tolerant of failure. Choices: 1. Little Willie does not take kindly to failure and it is not acceptable. 2. Julius cared for him and did not want him to suffer the wrath of Little Willie for failure. 3. Julius noted that Little Willie is lenient and it is okay to mess up.
Output: 2
Statement: And what did he say?  Choices: 1. What did he say? 2. What did he speak about the topic? 3. What did he sing?
Output: 2
Statement: In the evening, a dramatic sound-and-light show is held under the stars in the courtyard . Choices: 1. A sound-and light-show happens first thing in the morning. 2. A sound-and-light show is held in the evening in the courtyard. 3. A sound-and-light show takes place each night in the courtyard.
Output: 3
Statement: i uh yeah i haven't made any kind of effort to keep up on recent music especially in rock and roll there's not just too much uh new stuff that's well it's not as creative Choices: 1. I think the new rock and roll is more creative than the kind I grew up on. 2. Artists today don't look to the older musicians for guidance. 3. It too hard to try to keep up with new music these days.
Output: 2
Statement: that's true that's true we saw um Heroes Has Always Been Cowboys tonight Choices: 1. If the Cowboys hadn't performed, they would be villains 2. The Cowboys were heroes tonight when they performed in front of us 3. Tonight the Cowboys were villains because of what we saw
Output: 1
Statement: For Rothko, too, there were the years of apprenticeship, the hard-won discovery of a classic but ultimately restrictive format (Rothko's stacked rectangles are not unlike Lowell's sonnets and John Berryman's dream songs), the succession of wives, the acclaim, and the descent into alcohol, paranoia, depression, and suicide. Choices: 1. Due to his struggle with economic oppression, Rothko experienced highs and lows. 2. Rothko died when he was a baby. 3. Rothko's life took a somewhat cliched path.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC will receive additional information on the ability of grantees to leverage federal dollars using an estimate of cases funded exclusively with federal resources, through this methodology, although it is a less than perfect method of analysis. Choices: 1. LSC will receive additional information on the ability of grantees 2. LSC will receive information such as how often you like to go and smoke marijuana 3. LSC won't receive additional information on the ability of grantees
Output: 2
Statement: exercise tends to be a a topic that i guess i've never developed any will power to maintain any regular program i uh Choices: 1. I have never had the strength to keep a regular program. 2. I have been in a regular program for three years now. 3. I have tried a few programs before, but gave up.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, compliance testing of the control technology is completed in this phase. Choices: 1. They did testing of the financial compliance system. 2. They did the compliance testing. 3. They didn't bother testing compliance.
Output: 1
Statement: management of information technologies. Choices: 1. Information technology is free to do as it pleases. 2. Information technology requires oversight. 3. The management of information technologies requires as much business insight as it does technical skills.
Output: 3
Statement: As was pointed out in our March 28, 1997, report, while the rule was published in the Federal Register on March 6, 1997, and was received in our Office and Congress on March 14, 1997, the rule stated that it was effective on April 1, 1997. Choices: 1. The rule did not become effective until nearly a month after its publication. 2. Rules published in the Federal Register are not immediately effective. 3. The rule became effective before its publication in the Federal Register.
Output: 2
Statement: I mean, there was the headset crowd, coordinating whatever it was they had to coordinate, the security crowd, with their hearing-aid like devices, and the cell-phone set, talking to--whom? Choices: 1. The headset crowd of people were coordinating an event. 2. There were no headsets in the crowd. 3. There was a crowd of people in headsets coordinating something.
Output: 1
Statement: The tower's apex is the highest point in the city, marking the spot from which Orthodox Russians believe Jesus ascended to heaven. Choices: 1. Orthodox Russians believe Jesus did not go to heaven. 2. The highest point in the city is the tower. 3. Jesus might have ascended from the tower's apex.
Output: 3
Statement: Beyond a second torii is the Kaguraden, Hall of the Sacred Dances. Choices: 1. The Kaguraden is the Hall of the Sacrificed Dead Babies. 2. The Kaguraden is the Hall of the Sacred Dances. 3. There are three toriis in total.
Output: 3
Statement: They decided, by using an improved and creatively embellished version of sign language, to create a whole new language altogether for the purpose of easy and comfortable communication in what they suspected would be an intensive and long-term exchange of scientific ideas. Choices: 1. They used sign language to talk. 2. They used sign language to talk about their scientific ideas. 3. They spoke out loud.
Output: 2
Statement: by a main man named uh Doctor Bittel B I T T E L and it's a very layman's uh uh approach towards managing different types of people and the very last chapter and i haven't figured out why that one was last is how to manage engineers Choices: 1. Doctor Bittel's book left out a chapter on how to manage engineers. 2. Doctor Bittel used layman's terms when explaining how to manage people. 3. Doctor Bittel's book on management is a best-seller because it's easy to understand.
Output: 3
Statement: i've never been past Ohio Choices: 1. I'm afraid to go anywhere past Ohio. 2. I've never traveled beyond Ohio. 3. I've been all over the world.
Output: 1
Statement: It is also one of the grandest, with its Victorian wrought-iron balconies, marble staircases, and open-cage elevators surrounding a skylit atrium court. Choices: 1. It's marble staircases were very expensive to make. 2. It's filled with charm that you'd only find in older built buildings. 3. The staircases are made from recycled hockey pucks.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well we're we're at a point where we're trying to accomplish a lot of things right now and uh like my wife's going back to school and i'm going to school and we're our kid we've got the kids who are at the stage where they need to take piano lessons and and uh you know play baseball and and do all those fun things Choices: 1. My wife and I are going to school and our kids need to take piano and violin lessons at this time. 2. My wife and I are going to school and our kids need to take piano lessons at this time. 3. Our kids are not going to need taking piano lessons.
Output: 1
Statement: i had i received a call last night because of the uh i had not received my uh personal identification number Choices: 1. I was wondering when they were going to give me a call. 2. I got a call early in the morning with my id number. 3. I got a call because I did not get my id number yet.
Output: 1
Statement: Newsweek says that we've entered slime time in the scandal, with no one safe from partisan smears. Choices: 1. The people have entered slime time, according to Newsweek. 2. Newsweek is the source for everything about the scandal. 3. Newsweek said it was prime time for the people, misquoted as slime time.
Output: 2
Statement: Users could search for comments either overall, for particular rules, or within particular sections of the rules. Choices: 1. Access to comments for rules are denied for all users. 2. The comments for rules can be filtered by date. 3. Users are able to find comments for different rules.
Output: 2
Statement: He overcame this fear enough to give away billions (more by far than even Andrew Carnegie) and created the University of Chicago, Rockefeller University, and his own foundation. Choices: 1. Andrew Carnegie gave away a lot of money.  2. He never gave away money or founded any institutions.  3. Andrew Carnegie should have given away even more money. 
Output: 3
Statement: Neither the language nor the legislative history of the statute suggest that Congress intended to alter the application of the presence requirement. Choices: 1. The language does not suggest that Congress intended to alter the application of the presence requirement. 2. There are several claims that Congress intended to alter the application of the presence requirement. 3. The language clearly reveals that Congress intended to alter the application of the presence requirement.
Output: 2
Statement: Representative and Quasi-representative Designs for Research on Teaching. Choices: 1. Designs for research on teaching.  2. No research on teaching  3. Representative designs change for research on teaching. 
Output: 3
Statement: Caterpillar was able to deliver this design in 18 months after the product development was started. Choices: 1. Besides delivering a design, Caterpillar also had the courtesy to deliver specific instructions for the design. 2. The design was delivered by Caterpillar 18 months after product development began. 3. Caterpillar was only able to deliver the design 2 years after product development for it began.
Output: 1
Statement: Found?­ed in the early 12th century by Saint Bernard, it includes a church, cloisters, scriptorium, refectory, sleeping quarters, infirmary, forge, bakery, and herb garden ' everything for a self-sufficient community. Choices: 1. The community relies heavily upon outside supplies. 2. The church is the largest building in the community. 3. The community has a bakery, a forge, and a church.
Output: 2
Statement: In the First Jewish War (a.d.66 70), many thousands of Jews were massacred here, and thousands more died later in the Roman amphitheatre here in the name of entertainment. Choices: 1. The First Jewish War took place in the 9th century AD. 2. The amphitheater was buried under many feet of desert sand before being uncovered last year by archaeologists.  3. Many thousands of Jews died for the sake of Roman entertainment in ancient times.
Output: 2
Statement: even though my um mother's people are from Georgia Choices: 1. Some of my relatives have always lived in Georgia.   2. I do not have any relatives that are from Georgia.   3. Some of my relatives are from Georgia.  
Output: 1
Statement: A few people sat around a slime green table playing poker. Choices: 1. People played cards. 2. People played chess. 3. People were playing Texas Holdem.
Output: 3
Statement: Just to the south is the great Amphitheater, the oldest surviving in Italy, offering a fine view back over the town from its upper tiers. Choices: 1. To the south is the great Amphitheater, which is the oldest surviving in Italy and hence only half of the structure remains standing today. 2. The great Amphitheater lies to the south, but views of the town are not possible due to the large building erected in front of it. 3. The great Amphitheater lies to the south and excellent views can be seen from its upper tiers.
Output: 1
Statement: The 18th century was not a good time for the native Irish, but the Protestant Ascendancy flourished. Choices: 1. During the 18th century, the Protestant Ascendancy flourished. 2. The 18th century was a time of great joy for the native irish. 3. The Protestant Ascendancy was embraced by many during the 18th century.
Output: 3
Statement: I haven't heard. Choices: 1. Oh, yeah, I heard all about it. 2. The news hadn't reached me. 3. I would like to know about it, though.
Output: 3
Statement: We've tried all the orthodox ways, yes. Choices: 1. We haven't tried anything yet 2. We've tried all of the usual approaches 3. We've tried the usual ways and they all have the exact same result
Output: 3
Statement: From 1941 to 1944, all of Poland fell under Nazi occupation, and the country became the focus of Hitler's campaign to exterminate all Jews and non-Aryans. Choices: 1. Poland became Hitler's focus for Jew and non-Aryan elimination. 2. Millions of people were killed in Poland. 3. Hitler never invaded Poland.
Output: 2
Statement: An' he came to town with them remounts you're buyin'. Choices: 1. He came to town. 2. He did not come to town. 3. He came to town after a long time.
Output: 3
Statement: and right in Rhode Island there are some nice colleges too Rhode Island college and Choices: 1. The colleges in Rhode Island are nice. 2. Rhode Island has no good colleges. 3. There are lots of good colleges on the east coast.
Output: 3
Statement: Thimi's streets often become open-air kilns, when pots are fired beneath smoldering rice straw. Choices: 1. Rice straw is used to build bonfires in the streets of Thimi. 2. Pots are often fired in the streets of Thimi.  3. Tree branches are also used to build kiln fires. 
Output: 3
Statement: Stein's piece was simply light musings. Choices: 1. Stein's piece in the times was gentle and just thoughts. 2. Stein's piece was light musings. 3. Stein's piece was a gun.
Output: 1
Statement: okay yeah that's good well they say that walking is just as good if not better than jogging Choices: 1. Walking is better on the joints, but gives you a good cardio workout. 2. Jogging is much better than walking. 3. They say that walking is just as beneficial as jogging.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requirements for evaluating financial systems and controls are in OMB Circular A123, InternalControlSystems(June 1995)and OMB Circular A127, FinancialManagementSystems(July 1993). Choices: 1. Common methods for evaluating financial controls involve signing papers. 2. Several OMB Circulars contain requirements for evaluating financial systems. 3. The OMB is not involved in evaluating financial systems or controls.
Output: 1
Statement: The techniques for ensuring sufficient comparability and quality and for aggregating the information are what constitute the cumulative part of the methodology. Choices: 1. What constitutes the cumulative part of the technology are the techniques for aggregating the information and ensuring sufficient comparability and quality. 2. The information needs to be aggregated to really become useful. 3. There is a lack of techniques for sufficient comparability.
Output: 2
Statement: Sitting on the slopes of the Troutbeck Valley high above Bowness and Ambleside, Troutbeck is a tiny village of traditional farms and barns. Choices: 1. Below Bowness and Ambleside sits the large city of Troutbeck. 2. Troutbeck is a small town located on the slopes of the Troutbeck Valley. 3. The traditions of farming and animal raising are still present in Troutbeck.
Output: 3
Statement: If he chose Microsoft, he got ... Choices: 1. If he picks his other option of Dell... 2. If he doesn't choose Miscrosoft... 3. Were Microsoft to be his choice...
Output: 1
Statement: In March, LSC organized and sponsored a national 2-day training on mergers attended by 90 participants. Choices: 1. The training on mergers took place in the middle of Winter. 2. It was the first national training program of its kind. 3. 90 people took part in the 2-day program.
Output: 2
Statement: Though with th' Old Man off reppin' for th' law down along the border and needin' hands back on the Range, we swallows down th' dust nice an' easy an' takes it slow. Choices: 1. The Old Man went to the range to make sure that everything is going well. 2. The Old Man went to the range. 3. The Old Man never went to the range.
Output: 1
Statement: As his fellow Impressionists died one after the other--Pissarro in 1903, Cezanne in 1906, Degas in 1917, Renoir in 1919--Monet ended up, once again, like Ishmael, at the end of Moby-Dick : Now I am the last survivor of the group, he sighed. Choices: 1. Monet ended up like Ishmael at the end of moby-dick. 2. Monet was a painter who was most known for his abstract style. 3. Monet had never actually read Moby Dick
Output: 3
Statement: She had never spoken to him before, during, or after the encounter. Choices: 1. She wanted to talk to him but couldn't bring herself to do it. 2. They had never spoken. 3. She talked to him every day.
Output: 1
Statement: The legislation is absolutely critical to an evolving GAO that is realigning toward a 21st century Strategic Plan and more modern human capital approaches to meet its mission. Choices: 1. Under this plan employees will be paid hourly instead of receiving a salary.  2. A more modern human capital approach requires this legislation. 3. This legislation will set back GAO human capital approaches by decades.
Output: 1
Statement: The final rule revises existing current good manufacturing practice requirements for medical devices and incorporates them into a quality system regulation. Choices: 1. The only thing the final rule revises is the managament's pocket. 2. Good manufacturing practice requirements for medical devices and icorporating them into a quality system regulation is revised by the final rule. 3. The final rule is a big help for people that want to have a handy way to check good manufacturing practice requirements for medical devices, as well as their incorporation into a quality system regulation.
Output: 3
Statement: that they can be adopted by federal agencies, Choices: 1. Federal agencies will have to adopt all of them. 2. They will not be adopted by federal agencies. 3. Federal agencies will adopt them.
Output: 1
Statement: Nowadays it is yet another target for tourist development, and there are already several small hotels and apartment complexes set amongst the pinewoods. Choices: 1. Several small hotels set among the pinewoods draw many visitors every season. 2. Right now it is no longer a target for tourist development. 3. Among the pinewoods several small hotels can be found.
Output: 1
Statement: Another visual treat in March is the annual fertility festival held at Tagata Jinja in Gifu Prefecture, north of Nagoya. Choices: 1. People become pregnant after the annual fertility festival in March.   2. There are no festivals held in March in Tagata Jinja.   3. The annual fertility festival in Tagata Jinja is held in March.  
Output: 1
Statement: Post their own personal ad on a penguin at the Central Park Zoo. Choices: 1. Central Park Zoo has ads about penguins. 2. Central Park Zoo has a lot of animals. 3. There is no penguin ad at Central Park Zoo. 
Output: 2
Statement: But what does Clinton mean when he says the Republicans raise more foreign money? Choices: 1. Republicans are hated by Clinton and he believes that they take too much foreign money for their own good.  2. It's not clear what Clinton is trying to convey when making the claim that republicans raise more foreign funds, but some are thinking this was a jab at the political integrity of republicans.  3. What could Clinton be saying when he says republicans raise more foreign funds?
Output: 2
Statement: yeah uh um as contract person we have to do random drug testing too so Choices: 1. We have had tow drugs tests in the last month. 2. I work as a contract person, and we get random drug tests. 3. As a contract person, I am not required to do drug tests.
Output: 1
Statement: On May 3, 1996, the Commission again certified to OMB that the information collection complied with each of the objectives identified in 44 U.S.C. Choices: 1. The Commission certified to OMB thought they were doing a good job. 2. The Commission certified to OMB thought they were not compliant with 44 U.S.C. 3. The Commission certified to OMB was compliant with 44 U.S.C.
Output: 1
Statement: it has been determined that there are insufficient federalism implications to warrant to the preparation of a Federalism Assessment. Choices: 1. The warrant isn't needed.  2. There aren't sufficient federalism implications to warrant the preparation of federalism assessment.  3. There are more than sufficient  implications to warrant. 
Output: 1
Statement: In a low voice, in answer to Mr. Philips' questions, he denied having ordered anything from Parkson's in June.  Choices: 1. Silently, he denied having ordered the groceries from Parkson's. 2. Loudly, he admitted having ordered some food from Parkson's. 3. Quietly, he denied ordering anything from Parkson's.
Output: 1
Statement: As one of the world's slowest and worst typists---I guess they call it keyboarding now---I especially like the idea of envelopes carrying information I can scan into my computer to connect with a vendor's website or with an information source. Choices: 1. Since I am bad at typing, I prefer using my computer for scanning text. 2. I am the fastest person I know at typing. 3. I have practiced to type faster, but I did not succeed.
Output: 3
Statement: For GAO-and for most of the federal government-to compete with the private sector, we must be able to have a more flexible compensation system that can bring people into government employment at attractive pay levels. Choices: 1. We must be able to have a more flexible compensation system that can bring people into government employment. 2. Providing attractive pay levels is key to making this work, although what these levels are is still under heavy debate. 3. We must disregard the option to have a more flexible compensation system that can bring people into government employment.
Output: 2
Statement: When employees' arrival and departure times for a pay period are established, these schedules become the basis for recorded T&amp;A data unless material variances or deviations occur. Choices: 1. There were strong variances so the times were not a factor.  2. The basis of the schedules comes from employees' arrival and departure times. 3. The basis of the schedules has nothing to do with employees' arrival and departure times.
Output: 1
Statement: 5 In particular, they use performance agreements to align and cascade organizational goals to individual performance expectations through several levels in their organizations. Choices: 1. They will use performance agreements to meet individual performance expectations. 2. There are several levels in their organizations and they use performance agreements quite often to meet their needs. 3. Performance agreements do not align with organizational goals regarding individual performance.
Output: 2
Statement: He handed the two keys which Dr.  Choices: 1. He handed to rocks to the DR. 2. He handed two keys. 3. He handed to keys to the DR.
Output: 3
Statement: Traditional shop hours are Sunday through Thursday 8:00 or 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. , 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. , and Friday 8:00 or 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. Choices: 1. Traditional shops are open only after midnight, when the market in crowded. 2. If you want to find the shops open, you should go shopping in the morning, till 1 p.m. 3. Merchants have other activities during the day, that's why they take a break for a few hours.
Output: 3
Statement: It was built in 1634 by the abbot of Kofukuji and is the oldest of its kind in the country. Choices: 1. It was demolished in the year 1634. 2. It was constructed in the year 1634. 3. There were very few constructions like it at the time.
Output: 3
Statement: They got to see who I really am, he said. Choices: 1. They also liked who he really is, he said.  2. He said they were able to view who he truly is.  3. He said they were unable to see how he really is. 
Output: 1
Statement: It was very nice to be kissed by Cynthia, but the publicity of the salute rather impaired the pleasure.  Choices: 1. The kiss would have been better without publicity. 2. It was not good being kissed by her. 3. The pleasure was impaired by the publicity.
Output: 1
Statement: This political pressure forced the Clinton administration to propose a compromise last week. Choices: 1. They had to come to an agreement due to the burdens they faced. 2. It took a toll on him. 3. They could not seem to come to a compromise. 
Output: 2
Statement: Still trying to get the hang of my voice. Choices: 1. I'm still trying to be confident when I speak in a crowd. 2. I am great at using my voice already. 3. I'm still trying to be confident.
Output: 1
Statement: And there have been proposals to control sales of fast food and souvenirs. Choices: 1. Some want to control the sale of fast food and souveniers.  2. There are too many fast food and souvenirs stores. 3. No one wants to control the sales, its all up to the seller. 
Output: 2
Statement: The SEC estimated that of the 23,350 investment advisers currently registered with the SEC, 17,650 advisers would be considered small entities. Choices: 1. The SEC puts out annual reports about advisors. 2. 17,650 of the 23,350 advisors would be considered small entities.  3. All 23 thousand advisors were considered small entities.
Output: 1
Statement: Amazingly, from elephant-back at the jungle's edge you can see the snowcapped Himalayas, less than 160 km (100 miles) away and looming like a foam-crested wave. Choices: 1. The Himalayas are less than 100 miles away from the jungle's edge. 2. It is possible to see the Himalayas from the ground, but it is much more difficult. 3. To see the Himalayas you must demount your elephant as the high trees obscure your view.
Output: 2
Statement: Remember that." Choices: 1. It'll be difficult for anyone to forget. 2. Don't forget that. 3. Don't remember that.
Output: 1
Statement: Adverse health effects between the control and baseline scenarios. Choices: 1. Health effects between the scenarios were positive. 2. The baseline scenario has better health. 3. The adverse effects on health between the two scenarios.
Output: 2
Statement: We strongly disagree with this view. Choices: 1. We strongly agree with this view. 2. We strongly disagree with this view, however, we agree with others. 3. We do not share the same views.
Output: 2
Statement: no then then we say bye and uh i i probably Choices: 1. We say goodbye after we figure out which website to use.  2. That's when we say goodbye 3. That's when we say hello. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh just fine Choices: 1. just fine, unless it rains 2. it's really bad 3. decently
Output: 1
Statement: The agency should receive proposals, evaluate the technical and cost merits of different proposals, negotiate with contractors, and award a contract in accordance with a source selection plan developed before release of the RFP. Choices: 1. The agency should evaluate the technical and cost merits of the various proposals. 2. The agency shouldn't receive proposals or negotiate with contractors. 3. Agencies don't like the burden of receiving and sorting the proposals they receive.
Output: 3
Statement: Consequently, I'm sure we will be turning to it again and again as we seek to carry out our commitment to those who need but cannot afford legal services. Choices: 1. We have no commitment to the poor people. 2. There are a lot of people who cannot afford legal services. 3. I think we will end up using it again and again.
Output: 2
Statement:  Roman Era Choices: 1. The last phase of the Roman Era. 2. The Roman Period. 3. The Medieval Age.
Output: 1
Statement: Along with Mad magazine, he provided comedy to my suburban boyhood--Schulz the philosophical and Mad the topical--at just the right intellectual level for a suburban boy. Choices: 1. There was a magazine called Mad magazine. 2. There was a magazine called Mob magazine. 3. There was a magazine called Mad magazine and boys liked to read it.
Output: 3
Statement: Each blade was long and curved with hardwood handles worn and grooved from long use. Choices: 1. The blades were all long. 2. The swords had three foot blades. 3. The blades were short and dull.
Output: 2
Statement: oh i know it you become a slave to your plastic Choices: 1. Yeah, it's like you become captive to your plastic.  2. No, you're always in control to your plastic.  3. When you depend on 3, or even more credit cards, you become a slave to them. 
Output: 3
Statement: Assets are correspondingly reduced or increased. Choices: 1. Assets of the seizure are reduced or increased depending on tactics. 2. Assets are reduced or increased. 3. Assets stay the same.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, sir, nothing much.  Choices: 1. Well, sir, not a lot. 2. Well, sir, much has happened.  3. Well, sir, not a lot, but I expect things to pick up tomorrow.
Output: 3
Statement: Cruises around Lake Annecy start from the Thiou river. Choices: 1. The Thiou river is the place where cruises start. 2. The area is known to have a lot of travelers. 3. There are no cruises around Lake Annecy that start from the Thiou river.
Output: 2
Statement: Henry established expeditions that ultimately succeeded in redefining Europeans' very understanding of the world. Choices: 1. Henry's expeditions were impactful. 2. Henry's expeditions were mainly around Central Asia.  3. Henry never traveled out of his home time. 
Output: 2
Statement: His father was one of the steel kings of America, explained the secretary, whose business it was to know everything. Choices: 1. American steel kings could manipulate steel with their minds. 2. His father was a simple blacksmith, more suitably called an iron king. 3. His father had a business to know everything as an American steel king.
Output: 1
Statement: Another bandwidth initiative, Broadcast PC , will exploit the unused bandwidth in broadcast television signals to beam content. Choices: 1. There is no unused bandwidth available. 2. Unused bandwidth is effective for this goal. 3. Unused bandwidth will be used to beam content.
Output: 2
Statement: But even as a new light rail system wends its way through the capital, progress has not entirely buried the past under chrome and concrete. Choices: 1. The capital introduced a new light rail system. 2. The progress of the capital is not as prolific even with the new light rail system. 3. The new light rail system is a complete failure.
Output: 2
Statement: Other critics say the play has outlived [its] raciness (David Patrick Stearns, USA Today ). Although La Ronde was banned at the turn of the century, nowadays its account of sexual encounters among various characters (all played by Kidman and her co-star Iain Glen) seems pretty tame. Choices: 1. La Ronde is a supposedly salacious play which portrays sex between different people. 2. La Ronde is a chaste play which is lacking in sexual encounters between its two stars, Kidman and Iain Glen. 3. Kidman only agreed to appear in the play on the basis that the movie would later be banned and generate publicity for her.
Output: 3
Statement: oh i use it up Choices: 1. Oh I finish it up. 2. I need to get refills of it every week. 3. I am never able to finish it.
Output: 2
Statement: And this is just what did happen, in the shape of a communication, which arrived by the second post from a firm of French music publishers, acknowledging Mrs. Inglethorp's cheque, and regretting they had been unable to trace a certain series of Russian folksongs.  Choices: 1. A firm of French music publishers sent out a communication acknowledging Mrs. Inglethorp's cheque. 2. I was hoping to receive a communication from a French music publishing firm, but to this day I have received nothing of the sort. 3. Although the French firm of music publishers tried to trace a series of Russian folksongs, they didn't speak Russian and were unable to do so.
Output: 3
Statement: I seek your assistance in resolving this matter in a timely manner. Choices: 1. I need help fixing getting my money back. 2. I can do this alone. 3. I need help fixing this.
Output: 1
Statement: You'll have breathtaking views acroseto the peak of Mont Blanc and the whole roof of the western Alps. Choices: 1. The view of the mountains is unparalleled in the rest of the country. 2. You can take in the amazing views of the peak of Mont Blanc and the western Alps. 3. You will be able to see views of Mount Everest and the Himalayas.
Output: 1
Statement: The big department stores and hotels give away millions of street maps each year. Choices: 1. The street maps from the hotels do not show all the sights. 2. One can get street maps from hotels and department stores. 3. The hotels refuse to give street maps away.
Output: 1
Statement: But she will, of course, which is going to be too bad. Choices: 1. The fallout from this will be enormous. 2. In any case, she's going to. 3. There is no way she is going to do it.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh well how do you feel about that Choices: 1. Does that make you feel bad? 2. What are you going to do about that? 3. Yeah, how do you feel about that?
Output: 1
Statement: Finally Miss Howard consented to return to her chair.  Choices: 1. After minutes of arguing, Miss Howard returned to her chair. 2. Finally, Miss Howard agreed to get back into her chair. 3. Miss Howard would not sit down again for the entire night.
Output: 1
Statement: that at right after it snowed it would almost always be a bright sunny day Choices: 1. Thunderstorms are expected after a day of snow.  2. Sunshine often follows after a period of snow.  3. You will get a sunny day after one week of snow. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Fujiwara resented the Buddhist clergy's great and growing influence in imperial affairs. Choices: 1. The power of the Buddhist clergy was resented by the Fujiwara. 2. The Fujiwaras planned to eliminate the Buddhist clergy's influence in imperial affairs. 3. The Fujiwara welcomed the growing influence of Buddhist clergy.
Output: 2
Statement: Congress created the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) in 1974 to improve low-income residents' access to the nation's courts. Choices: 1. Congress created the LSC to help those with low incomes get legal help.  2. The LSC is wonderful and helps so many people in need.  3. Congress creates the LSC to gibe lawyers something to do. 
Output: 2
Statement: I have come into money, and the shock has been too much for me!  Choices: 1. It was a shock to come into money. 2. I have come into money, and the shock may never wear off. 3. I have been poor for my entire life, and that's the way it will always be.
Output: 2
Statement: Something else rasped across his sciatic nerve. Choices: 1. Things have rasped across his sciatic nerve. 2. Fear rasped across his sciatic nerve. 3. His sciatic nerve remained untouched.
Output: 2
Statement: A statement that successfully picks its way across this dangerous terrain is said to exhibit an economy of truth , and a person who has uttered such a statement is said to have been economical with the truth . These characterizations, too, were originally conferred with a sense of professional appreciation (I first heard them on the lips of some Jesuit friends), but they have also been pulled out of truth's orbit and into the atmosphere of mendacity. Choices: 1. Someone who is economical with the truth cannot be honest. 2. My Jesuit friends had no idea about the statements. 3. I heard this characterizations from some Jesuit friends.
Output: 1
Statement: A curious competition is held in Wasdale each November. Choices: 1. Every June, Wasdale has an interesting competition. 2. The competition is unlike any other. 3. Each November, Wasdale hosts a strange competition.
Output: 2
Statement: Finally, the report is to include the summary findings of program evaluations completed during the fiscal year covered by the report. Choices: 1. The report will also include a program timeline. 2. At last, the report is supposed to include the overview of the findings, briefly. 3. The report will omit anything relevant to the program evaluations.
Output: 1
Statement: A volcanic extension reaches out into the waves of the Atlantic, and the reefs form a series of protected natural pools. Choices: 1. Hundreds of species of sea creatures live in the protected natural pools here. 2. There are no small pools anywhere nearby this area. 3. The reefs form a protected series of natural pools from a volcanic extension.
Output: 1
Statement: Their hands went upwards, fingers spread and curled into an unnatural position. Choices: 1. This gesture was part of a ceremonial dance. 2. They raised their hands up, curling and widening their fingers. 3. Their hands remained firmly rooted to their sides.
Output: 1
Statement: During the 1990s they made numerous attempts to de-stabilize his regime, finally resorting to attacking the mainstay of the Egyptian economy tourism  and several despicable attacks on foreign visitors resulted in over 60 deaths. Choices: 1. An outside power tried to take control of Egypt, and one of the methods was by attacking tourists. 2. Tourism to the area stayed static, due to no violence in the area. 3. Although the enemy tried very hard, Egyptian leaders kept the area under control.
Output: 3
Statement: The balance of this guide describes this framework and its application to CIOs in the federal government. Choices: 1. Government CIOs are not relevant to the guide at all. 2. The guide focuses on federal government CIOs. 3. This guide discusses CIOs in the federal government.
Output: 2
Statement: Virtually all the early commentators on The Bell Curve were unable to assess the merits of the regression analysis. Choices: 1. Most early commentators were unable to see the good points. 2. The commentators could discuss their apparent reasoning for liking the analysis. 3. Many of the early commentators were experts at assessing the analysis merits.
Output: 2
Statement: The interactive site will include pro bono resources and community legal education materials as well as provider information and support resources. Choices: 1. The site will be of high quality. 2. Pro bono resources will not be included. 3. The site will include pro bono resources and education materials.
Output: 1
Statement: It's built on undulating land that radiates out from a fishing harbor where a small fleet still moors and sells its catch. Choices: 1. There is no fishing allowed. 2. It has land that radiates out from the harbor. 3. A fleet of ten ships fishes there.
Output: 3
Statement: Competitors have not rushed in. Choices: 1. Competitors have not rushed into the store on Black Friday. 2. Competitors have not rushed in. 3. Competitors rushed in very quickly.
Output: 1
Statement: The Museum of Cetemporary Art, known as MOCA (250 S. Grand Ave. ), is one of Los Angeles's most exciting museums, presenting major contemporary shows and a rotating permanent collection by such artists as Piet Mondrian, Mark Rothko, and Franz Kline. Choices: 1. Works from Mondrian, Rothko, and Kline can be seen in the museum on a rotational basis. 2. Late last year, the museum was shut down because of a lack of interest. 3. The museum currently has free admission but that is set to change.
Output: 3
Statement: well that's great that's great that's uh i've heard i have another gentleman friend of mine who uh who had a house built  matter of fact another guy's building one now he's been doing it for three years and the city's a little upset with him but i understand you save a lot of money off uh by doing that and uh Choices: 1. He's a smart man that doesn't care about the cities wishes as long as it benefits him. 2. He is destroying a house slowly over a three year period and the city is happy about it. 3. Another guy's building a house and the city is upset because it's taken three years and he's saving money.
Output: 1
Statement: Traditional Greek clothing is little in evidence, but most of the islands have narrow lanes festooned with cool cotton or cheesecloth pants, tops, and dresses, all of which are ideal for the summer climate. Choices: 1. There is no Greek clothing on the islands. 2. Few on the island wear traditional Greek clothing. 3. Traditional Greek clothing is all that is worn.
Output: 1
Statement: Adrin with his long stick and short stick, San'doro with two short sticks held in a reverse grip. Choices: 1. San'doro nor Adrin were holding any sticks. 2. San'doro and Adrin held sticks. 3. The sticks they were holding had magical powers.
Output: 3
Statement: Ashkenazi Israelis include early-20th-century idealists from eastern Europe who founded Israel's famous kibbutz movement, along with families who escaped from Berlin and Frankfurt in the 1930s and built fashionable Jerusalem neighborhoods such as Rehavia, lined with stone buildings influenced by the Bauhaus and International schools of architecture. Choices: 1. Rehavian buildings are built entirely of wood. 2. Ashkenazi idealists founded the kibbutz movement in Israel. 3. Rehavia has undergone recent architectural renovations.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well how do you think the Royals are going to do Choices: 1. Do you know every player on the Royals? 2. What do you think will be the outcome in the Royals game? 3. Do you think the Royals are going to win at all?
Output: 3
Statement: yes quite a quite a bit but you know in the movie the guy was black Choices: 1. The man in the movie was black.  2. The main actor in the movie was black.  3. There was no black man in the movie. 
Output: 2
Statement: Since the 1960s, U.S. gross national saving as a share of GDP has ranked sixth among a group of seven major industrialized countries- the G-7. Choices: 1. U.S. gross national saving as a share of GDP has ranked since the 1990s sixth among the G-7. 2. U.S. gross national saving as a share of GDP has ranked since the 1960s sixth among the G-7, said the governor. 3. U.S. gross national saving as a share of GDP has ranked since the 1960s sixth among the G-7.
Output: 2
Statement: The cakes here are also excellent. Choices: 1. The cakes here are equally great. 2. The cakes are really out of this world. 3. The cakes are terrible.
Output: 2
Statement: The curators have done a good job of separating any military justification for the decision from its tragic consequences for the civilian population. Choices: 1. The curators have taken care to consider the differing stands of the military and the people.  2. The curators have managed the disaster very well.  3. The curators have caused a public outcry by blaming the military for the people's suffering. 
Output: 1
Statement:  "Yes, suh."Blue blouses a corporal's guard of troopers were pulling up by the cantina hitch rail as Drew came out into the plaza. Choices: 1. Drew came out into a playground. 2. Drew came out into a plaza to get some fresh air. 3. Drew came out into a plaza.
Output: 2
Statement: oh jeez yeah what do you what do you do when you get a i mean like a really violent storm like a tornado just stay in your truck Choices: 1. it's best to stay in your truck when a violent tornado hits 2. oh yeah, I mean a very violent storm like a tornado.  3. no I mean a snow storm not a tornado
Output: 1
Statement: This is an area where we have seen an increase in a need for help. Choices: 1. Public education is an area which needs more help.  2. More help is needed in this area. 3. This area does not need any more help. 
Output: 1
Statement: N ”o ”I am sure I didn't. Choices: 1. I most definitely did not. 2. I might have done. 3. I didn't close the door.
Output: 3
Statement: Let's look facts in the face. Choices: 1. They were looking facts in the face. 2. Let's not look at the facts. 3. The facts were being looked at straightly.
Output: 1
Statement: oh really mine sort of he looks at the pattern and he says how do you get that from there to the to the material Choices: 1. He looked at the patterns and didn't understand how it worked quite. 2. He didn't even look at the pattern but somehow understood it completely. 3. He looked at the crochet patterns and asked how you went from that to material.
Output: 3
Statement: A recently released Soviet document implicates Theodore Hall, a physicist at Cambridge University. Choices: 1. Theodore Hall has been implicated by documents. 2. The Soviet documents implicate Theodore Hall of a crime originating from the cold war era. 3. Theodore Hall works as a English teacher at a local high school.
Output: 2
Statement: Arab trade with India had long since whetted the appetites of the Muslims; when Indian pirates plundered their ships off the coast of Sind in 711, it provoked the Governor of Chaldea (now Iraq) to send troops with 6,000 horses and 6,000 camels to conquer the Sind rajas and offer the alternative of converting to Islam or death. Choices: 1. The rajas in Sind faced a choice: convert or die. 2. After Indian pirates plundered their ships, the Governor of Chaldea sued for peace. 3. Had the Indian pirates not attacked their ships, none of this would have happened.
Output: 3
Statement: He says: "Find the extra coffee-cup, and you can rest in peace!" ' Nothing more.  Choices: 1. No one else knew why Poirot thought the coffee cup was important. 2. Poirot told them to find the extra dinner plate. 3. The extra coffee cup was an important clue that had to be found. 
Output: 1
Statement: that he's written yeah yeah uh i think his name was Bachman he wrote under the name of Bachman Choices: 1. He prefers to use his real name rather than the name Bachman. 2. He thought the name Bachman was a fitting name for the author of his work. 3. He utilized a pen-name when he wrote.
Output: 2
Statement: Eszterhas is delusional in the sense that he believes that everything he touches is serious, says film critic and historian David Thomson. Choices: 1. In film critic and historian David Thomson's opinion, Eszterhas has a distorted perception of life because he believes everything he touches is serious. 2. At least from David Thomson's point of view, Eszterhas has a very clear and balanced perception of the world around him and his relation to it.  3. Eszterhas believes everything he touches is serious, which makes him delusional in David Thomson's eyes, but he is also very self aware in other ways. 
Output: 3