niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: i'm i'm not sure how that timing related to the Quayle announcement but he was trailing at at times or or just just neck and neck i guess Choices: 1. I'm not sure how the timing compared to when Quayle made the announcement, but I think it was the same day. 2. I'm not sure how the timing compared to when Quayle made the announcement. 3. I know Quayle never made the announcement.
Output: 1
Statement: That gentleman nodded approval. Choices: 1. The man nodded a yes. 2. The man never nodded. 3. The man nodded and waved.
Output: 3
Statement: Robert the Bruce continued to harass the English until they were forced to sue for peace. Choices: 1. Robert the Bruce was a powerful bully, who attacked the English. 2. The English were hassled by a man named Robert. 3. The English were at peaceful terms with Robert the Bruce.
Output: 1
Statement: If you missed the discussion of tobacco executives' choice to smoke, click here. Choices: 1. The link provides more information about the tobacco executives decisions.  2. You can click here for more information about the executives' discussion.  3. There is no more information available. 
Output: 1
Statement: There are more than 40 beaches in Hong Kong that are free to the public. Choices: 1. Only 40 beaches in Hong kong can be accesses by the public. 2. Hong Kong has more than 40 public beaches. 3. Hong Kong only has private beaches.
Output: 1
Statement: wait did you watch Saturday Night Live what he's got what Choices: 1. I want to know what you saw on that episode of Saturday Night Live. 2. I want to know if you watch Saturday Night Live. 3. I could care less if you watch Saturday Night Live.
Output: 1
Statement: The third turned and hurled a spear into the shadows from where the axes had come. Choices: 1. The spear was thrown into the darkness. 2. The spear sailed until it hit someone. 3. The spear stuck in the ground in the light.
Output: 2
Statement: Their size would not matter, if they have handweapons that may well be superior to our artillery. Choices: 1. We do not have as good technology as them. 2. They are likely to have better weapons. 3. The size of the weapons is the most important thing.
Output: 1
Statement: The show regularly kicks off at 9:30pm, and a shorter performance follows later; there are also a restaurant and disco. Choices: 1. The regular show is not followed by a shorter performance. 2. The regular show is followed by a shorter performance and people enjoy it. 3. The regular show is followed by a shorter performance.
Output: 2
Statement: oh it'll it'll come to me but he wrote he wrote the Illusions the Illusions Illusions and A Bridge Over Time uh Choices: 1. I've enjoyed every book of his I've read.  2. I didn't know there was a book titled "A Bridge Over Time." 3. I can't think of the author's name, but I remember some of the books he wrote. 
Output: 1
Statement: As defined for the 1980 census, urban areas  (a) places of 2,500 or more inhabitants incorporated as cities, villages, boroughs (except Alaska and New York) and towns (except in the New England states, New York and Wisconsin), but excludes those persons living in the rural portions of extended cities; (b) census designated places of 2,500 or more inhabitants; and (c) other areas, incorporated or unincorporated, included in urbanized areas. Choices: 1. Urban areas have more than 2,500 residents and underground utilities. 2. Urban areas have more than 2,500 residents. 3. Urban areas have more than 2 million residents.
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, as no photograph of Light himself was available, the sculpture is a likeness made from a portrait of his son, William (who founded the city of Adelaide in Australia). Choices: 1. William was born when Light was 20 years old. 2. There were over 20 available photographs of Light. 3. William is the name of Light's son, who moved to Adelaide.
Output: 1
Statement: The view is especially effective at night. Choices: 1. At night you can see quite a lot. 2. The view is especially effective at dawn. 3. The view from the top floor is the best when the morning fog is lifted.
Output: 3
Statement: Not that I know of. Choices: 1. I am fully aware of that. 2. I have not heard of that before. 3. Not that I am aware of.
Output: 2
Statement: Improving Nursing Home Quality of  The Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) and several states-including California, Maryland, and Michigan-improved their oversight and enforcement of nursing homes' quality of care standards in response to GAO's recommendations highlighting weaknesses in existing processes. Choices: 1. Several states improved their oversight of quality of care of nursing home residents.   2. Several states failed to improved their oversight of quality of care of nursing home residents.   3. Several states improved their oversight of quality of care of nursing home residents because they require more care.
Output: 3
Statement: In the war.  Choices: 1. At the dance. 2. In the battle. 3. In combat, but it will be victorious.
Output: 3
Statement: Afraid I said some things to Emily she won't forget or forgive in a hurry.  Choices: 1. I was afraid that Emily wouldn't forgive me.  2. I was really mean to Emily.  3. I wasn't worried about Emily, we would be just fine. 
Output: 2
Statement: Their occupation was fiercely opposed by a confederation of Celts, known as the Lusitani, living in central Portugal. Choices: 1. The Lusitani were very active and vocal opponents of the occupation. 2. There were no Celts living in central Portugal.  3. The Celts in Portugal were called the Lusitani.
Output: 1
Statement: The path was so long and narrow that it appeared to taper like the blade of a sword across the chasm. Choices: 1. The path stretched for many feet. 2. The path stopped after just a few paces. 3. The path was made of rocks.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah was it yeah good oh good that's great that's good well i got to stay home with my kids for the first ten years my oldest one is ten and a half now Choices: 1. I was lucky enough to be able to stay at home with my kids for ten years. 2. I was only able to stay home for 5 years. 3. I couldn't afford to keep staying at home after ten years.
Output: 3
Statement: maybe i'll get back up there one of these days Choices: 1. It was a great place and I would return any time. 2. It is possible that I will return there some day. 3. I don't think I will ever make it back there.
Output: 1
Statement: and um and that's my favorite way to exercise Choices: 1. I don't like exercising that way. 2. I enjoy walking in the morning the most. 3. That is my favorite form of exercise.
Output: 2
Statement: oh it's been beautiful here lately Choices: 1. It has been horrendous here lately. 2. It has been more beautiful than down south recently. 3. It has been gorgeous a round here recently.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon stared at her for a long time and ran a finger along her cheek. Choices: 1. She gazed right back at him with a shy smile. 2. Jon pushed her away, not wanting to look at her face.  3. Jon fixed his gaze on her and gently touched her cheek with his finger.
Output: 1
Statement: The development of Microsoft FashionSense 2.0 is long overdue, and I for one would like to offer my services as a volunteer beta tester. Choices: 1. My reports as a volunteer beta tester would be much more thorough than everyone else's. 2. I don't want to be a beta tester for Microsoft Fashion Sense 2.0. 3. I'd like to be a beta tester for Microsoft Fashion Sense 2.0.
Output: 1
Statement: After successfully completing the performance evaluation period, the employee then begins earning a full salary. Choices: 1. After completing the performance evaluation period, the employee gets paid $1000 a week. 2. After completing the performance evaluation period, the employee gets paid the full amount. 3. After completing the performance evaluation period, the employee is terminated.
Output: 1
Statement: These fair-skinned cattle-breeders, who saw the cow as an especially sacred animal, cultivated agriculture in the Punjab after waging war against the Dasas, who then became their slaves. Choices: 1. They were fair-skinned cattle-breeders. 2. They were fair-skinned cattle-breeders who cared a lot about their animals. 3. They were dark skinned sheep herders.
Output: 2
Statement: Centrelink defines all incorrect payments as preventable unless the payment is unavoidable, such as legislated advance payments. Choices: 1. There are many payments that were bypassed in the prior year. 2. Unless the payment can not be avoided, Centrelink defines all incorrect payments as preventable. 3. Centrelink defines all correct payments as preventable.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah but the code of ethics that's learned in prison is so so bent and twisted that you wonder when they get out of there even if they you know claim that they're are rehabbed Choices: 1. Prison has its own code of ethics.  2. It's easy to adjust after you get out of prison.  3. Maybe counseling should be required after they get out. 
Output: 3
Statement: Mr. Jennings had financial considerations, the City had growth and economic development considerations, and the State and Housing Authority had their own concerns. Choices: 1. The Housing Authority had other issues to concentrate on. 2. They were not sincere enough to take initiative.  3. The Housing Authority was excited to join the cause.
Output: 2
Statement: His rule ushered in Poland's first golden age. Choices: 1. His rule signaled the beginning of Poland's demise.  2. Poland's first golden age was begun during his rule. 3. Poland became an economic powerhouse under his rule.
Output: 3
Statement: Visitors can board a tram that travels through famous film sets. Choices: 1. The film sets are very famous because of the western movies. 2. People can see famous film sets if they board the tram. 3. The film sets aren't famous because nobody cares about them.
Output: 1
Statement: so uh the violent uh there is not as many people getting killed in robberies and holdups and things like that as you see here uh that's probably why i've come to that to that way of thinking of course the uh the very emotional uh thinking over what happened to President Reagan you know the guy that got it was mentally deranged since you get one so easily Choices: 1. There's not that much crime, just one crazy man. 2. A mentally deranged man went on a killing spree. 3. President Reagan inspired peace to the mentally deranged people.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition to providing Congress and the public more reliable and accurate statistics on closed cases, LSC is committed to developing and to implementing by January 1, 2001, a new reporting system to document and assess the work of LSC grantees. Choices: 1. LSC does not want a new reporting system to be implementing. 2. LSC is committed to developing and to implementing by January 1, 2001. 3. LSC is committed to developing day and night until it is implemented.
Output: 3
Statement: The Committee supports LSC's efforts to streamline its service area configurations through the State planning process. Choices: 1. The committee supports the LSC's plan to simplify their bureaucratic mess. 2. The committee supports the efforts to simplify the LSC services. 3. The committee warned the LSC not to simplify.
Output: 1
Statement: While many banks continued to pay the same rates in 2001 that they paid in 2000, others reduced the rates they pay. Choices: 1. Some banks reduced the rates the pay while others haven't. 2. Some banks reduced the rates the pay while others haven't, because they like getting money. 3. Some banks reduced the rates the pay while others did as well. 
Output: 2
Statement: Sure thing. Tommy nodded. Choices: 1. Tommy shook his head. No way. 2. There was no other way to get it done otherwise, Tommy conceded. 3. Tommy agreed to it readily.
Output: 2
Statement: Insurance in the dashboard compartment. Choices: 1. The insurance is in the dashboard. 2. The insurance for the car is in the dashboard. 3. There is no insurance at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Any changes will be made in consultation with the Congress. Choices: 1. Congress will not approve any changes, but they don't need to anyway, as no changes are scheduled to be made.  2. Congress will be overseeing a meeting soon that will make changes to the company. 3. Changes will be made with the supervision and approval of Congress.
Output: 2
Statement: He thinks it justice," she said. Choices: 1. She talked about his thoughts. 2. SHe was critical of his thoughts. 3. She didn't know what he had been thinking.
Output: 2
Statement: The prizes are often mere trinkets the real payoff is when the animal comes to market, since a prize ram, for example, can make a lot of money at market later in the year. Choices: 1. The prizes aren't worth anything. 2. The prizes aren't worth anything, but when the animals get sold, they are worth a lot more. 3. The prizes are all the people care about.
Output: 2
Statement: The rap on him is that he can't throw out base runners. Choices: 1. His ability to throw out base runners is legendary. 2. He can't throw out base runners, but he does catch pop up flys very well. 3. Throwing out base runners is important in winning the game.
Output: 2
Statement: Look here, what's the idea of telling my Dad we were feeding animals?   Choices: 1. Why did someone tell my Dad we were planting trees? 2. Dad isn't happy that we were feeding animals.  3. Why was my Dad told we were feeding animals?
Output: 2
Statement: The Baldwin Bad Boy. Choices: 1. The bad boy of the Baldwin family.  2. The Baldwin boy is an angel.  3. There is a badboy within the Baldwins. 
Output: 3
Statement: And Chatterbox cites Lapham's mention of the Roman mob familiar with the expensive claques traipsing after the magnificence of the Emperor Nero. Choices: 1. Chatterbox cites Lapham's mention of Roman sycophants that followed Emperor Nero. 2. Chatterbox cites Lapham's mention of sycophantic Romans who followed Emperor Nero and absorbed his opulence. 3. Chatterbox cites Lapham's mention of the Emperor Nero of Rome.
Output: 2
Statement: i had uh let's see i've had fishing and uh i can't remember me and i think me and Dana had football yeah we did Choices: 1. Me and Dana are not involved in sports. 2. Dana and I had football I believe. 3. Me and Dana both play football for our college.
Output: 3
Statement: Expand this to hundreds of millions of people, and it's obvious that no agreement can hold, especially when some of them actually do want the information. Choices: 1. The information is desired by some people. 2. Agreement is inevitable. 3. It will be expanded to 200 million people.
Output: 3
Statement: She is so very violent.  Choices: 1. She is peaceful. 2. She doesn't like anyone. 3. She likes to fight.
Output: 2
Statement: Based on the estimated time periods needed to complete each of the four phases described above, the estimated time period to complete the implementation of ACI on one combustion unit is about 15 months, as shown in Exhibit A-5 in Appendix A. Since the permitting process limits the timeline, a faster permitting process will shorten the time necessary to install ACI on a single unit. Choices: 1. There is no guarantee that the implementation will be done by that time. 2. the time period to complete the ACI implementation is an estimate. 3. The time stated for completion is precise to the day.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh no i don't think so either because a lot of people um  depending on how the public service programs are set up and i'm not that that familiar with them to know Choices: 1. This is my first time dealing with public service programs. 2. I am not well versed with public service programs. 3. I am well educated about all public service programs.
Output: 1
Statement: Increasing numbers of visitors and office-workers have given rise to more and more shops, cinemas, hotels, and restaurants. Choices: 1. Because there are so few visitors, businesses have begun to close. 2. Visitors have led to the growth of the area. 3. The amount of visitors have led to an increase in shops, hotels and cinemas.
Output: 2
Statement: Once released, these pollutants together with their atmospheric transformation products (e.g. Choices: 1. Once released, these pollutants with their labs 2. Once released, these pollutants with their transformation products, according to biology, 3. Once released, these pollutants with their transformation products
Output: 2
Statement: right yeah that would probably be true Choices: 1. There's a good chance that would be true. 2. That would definitely be false. 3. There's an 80% chance that it would be true.
Output: 3
Statement: and it's loaded i mean it it i mean if i would have went to buy that thing new  there's no way i could have afforded it Choices: 1. I had to buy it second hand, because it I could afford it then. 2. I could have bought five of those when they were new. 3. It is so expensive that I wouldn't have afforded it when it was new.
Output: 1
Statement: One, two, three, go!" Tuppence's little thumb ripped open the envelope, and she extracted the contents. Choices: 1. Tuppence was very excited to open up the envelope. 2. Tuppence ripped open the envelope. 3. Tuppence was not able to open the envelope.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum um-hum right right uh well we're we're going to pay for that that whether we pay industry or pay we we've already paid industry for like these super fund that's cleaning up we paid industry for it Choices: 1. They did not pay for it. 2. They already paid industry for it. 3. The superfunds are cleaning up.
Output: 3
Statement: in any event Choices: 1. In none of the events. 2. In an event 3. In all events.
Output: 3
Statement: French-speaking citizens protested the snub with a petition and a demonstration that got out of control and turned into violence. Choices: 1. Several people were killed and many more were injured in the demonstration. 2. The French-speaking citizens were not interested in petitioning.   3. The French-speaking population had a demonstration that went violent.
Output: 1
Statement: Many could not see the importance of this fact, but Salon said it revealed President Clinton's chief congressional accuser as a hypocrite. Choices: 1. Many people can't see how important that is, but Salon said it showed he was a hypocrite. 2. Many people can't see how important that is, but Salon said it showed he was a hypocrite when he said Clinton was innocent. 3. Most people can see how important that is, but Salon said it showed he was a hypocrite.
Output: 2
Statement: We are here for people who have no place to turn, Adrienne Worthy, executive director for the agency, said Tuesday.  Choices: 1. The agency provides benefits to people who can't find them elsewhere. 2. The agency is here for people who no other place. 3. The agency has shut down its services.
Output: 1
Statement: As you plunge into this fascinating city, you'll find that planning your day is not easy. Choices: 1. The city doesn't have much of interest, so planning your day is very easy. 2. It's not easy to plan your day because there are so many things to do and nothing is close together. 3. Coming up with a plan for the day is difficult.
Output: 2
Statement: Today it supplies much of the fresh produce for the population including tons of grapes for the quaffable Cretan country wine. Choices: 1. Most of the population's olives and oranges are grown there as well. 2. A lot of the population's produce is grown there, including grapes. 3. The land is too barren to grow much, and almost all the grapes are grown farther to the south.
Output: 1
Statement: This makes Pundit Central quite anxious, since reviewing the commentariat is his job. Choices: 1. The Pundit Central is anxious, because his job is being taken away. 2. The Pundit Central will be abolished in due time. 3. Its the role of the Pundit Central to review the commentariat.
Output: 3
Statement: Anyone can make toys, apparently. Choices: 1. Apparently anyone can make toys.  2. Almost anything can be made into a toy.  3. Not just anyone can craft a toy.
Output: 2
Statement: "Texas...." Something in the way Fenner repeated that made it sound not like a confirmation but a question. Choices: 1. Fenner kept repeating the word "taxes". 2. Something in the way Fenner repeated the word "Texas" made it sound like a question, rather than a confirmation. 3. Fenner was indeed from Texas.
Output: 3
Statement: um each side has three bedrooms and two baths living room and then a big uh kitchen that has uh dining area in it Choices: 1. The kitchen area is really nice and spacious. 2. There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms as well as a living room and a large kitchen. 3. Each side only has one bathroom and bedroom and a shared kitchen.
Output: 1
Statement: The imposing 17th-century Baroque Ca' Pesaro houses the Modern Art Museum. Choices: 1. The Modern Art Museum is located in a recently constructed brick building. 2. The Modern Art Museum is contained within a 17th century building. 3. The building only contains the museum.
Output: 3
Statement: It is interesting to note that the remaining critical success factor, aPromote Organizational Credibility,- is executed about the same within all sectors, since all sectors approach principle III similarly, and no sector executes principle IV well. Choices: 1. There is no sector that handles principle IV well. 2. There has never been a sector that handles principle IV well. 3. Every sector handles principle IV flawlessly.
Output: 2
Statement: we find it especially useful because my husband retired over a year ago and we travel quite a bit and we we like to leave a credit card when we check into a motel in case we want to make a phone call or Choices: 1. We travel quite a bit because my husband is retired.   2. My husband is still employed so we do not get to travel much.   3. Phone calls cost a lot of money so we give our credit card to the motel.  
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh takes a lot of room it sure does i made mistake one year and planted some cantaloupe my goodness what a mistake that was Choices: 1. I planted some cantaloupe one year, it turned out great. 2. I mistakenly planted some cantaloupe one year. 3. I mistakenly planted some cantaloupes one year, it ruined my whole garden
Output: 3
Statement: not that i can think of Choices: 1. I can't think of any. 2. I can't think of any problems we need to deal with. 3. I think of 30 more.
Output: 2
Statement: My university has a smaller student body each year. Choices: 1. This school of mine keeps losing pupils. 2. The student population is growing by leaps and bounds. 3. The college is going to be in financial trouble at this rate.
Output: 3
Statement: Evidently these trends became much more pronounced after I left the firm. Choices: 1. The trends were going up after someone met the firm. 2. The trends became much more pronounced after someone met the firm. 3. The trends were harder to understand after the meeting with the firm.
Output: 1
Statement: The original colony of 600 men intermarried with local women to form a large Eurasian community, served by African slaves and living in an elegant luxury that won their trading post the name  Babylon of the Orient.   Choices: 1. The Babylon of the Orient was a lavish community of original colony men intermarried with local women.  2. The Babylon of the Orient bought captured slaves and forced them to serve them while they lived in luxury. 3. The Babylon of the Orient was a poor community that was filled with unmarried men and women.
Output: 2
Statement: These form the major stops of a Nile cruise and are all visited by tour groups from bases at Luxor or from Aswan to the south. Choices: 1. Many of the Nile cruise offerings know that they share the same core sites, and this is not a problem/ 2. These make up the major stops of a typical Nile cruise, and are thus visited by many tour groups. 3. The Nile cruise has no major stops to speak of.
Output: 1
Statement: Japan's economy over the 1990s demonstrated that high saving can coincide with economic stagnation. Choices: 1. Japan would have been better off with more spending and less saving. 2. In the 1990s, Japan's economy fluctuated wildly. 3. The economy of Japan in the 1990s was stagnant.
Output: 1
Statement: because when he was at course now it's been years now because it was before it was even before they had the the designated smoking type stuff you know at TI i forgot what i guess it was like eighty four Choices: 1. That happened back in the 90s. 2. It has been a really long time since that happened. 3. That happened before they had designated smoking type rules.
Output: 2
Statement: After six days of eyeball-to-eyeball challenge (now known in the US as the Cuban Missile Crisis ), the potential nuclear disaster was averted when Khrushchev backed down in return for a US promise never to invade Cuba. Choices: 1. There was a Cuban Missile Crisis that lasted for four days. 2. There was a Cuban Missile Crisis that lasted for six days. 3. There was a Cuban Missile Crisis that lasted for six days and it was feared by many to be the start of something greater.
Output: 3
Statement: The donation Choices: 1. The donation in the amount of .... dollars. 2. The organ donation was a big impact to last nights spaghetti dinner. 3. The monetary gift bestowed to us.
Output: 1
Statement: Those hunting for computer software and hardware should not expect to find anything other than Japanese-language products for sale. Choices: 1. Japanese-language products are the only one that are for sale. 2. Every language can be found for every product in the stores. 3. These Japanese products cannot be converted to English platforms.
Output: 3
Statement: Reserve Ellora for a tour during the afternoon, when the caves will be illuminated by sunlight. Choices: 1. The caves were built specifically to be lit at the right time of day. 2. The caves get lit up by the sun at the right time of the day. 3. It is best to visit Ellora during the morning.
Output: 1
Statement: If, for example, there were no benefits of reducing PM concentrations below the proposed PM2. Choices: 1. To give an example, if lowering PM concentrations below the suggested PM2 provided no benefits. 2. This doesn't give an example. 3. Then this would mean that we need to start from the beginning again.
Output: 3
Statement: In the 1980s, Democrats could be counted upon to argue that Republican presidents needed congressional authorization for military action. Choices: 1. Democrats never argued that presidents need congressional authorization for military actions. 2. Republicans in the 1980s also argued that Democrat presidents needed the permission of congress to carry out military actions. 3. Democrats in the 1980s consistently argued that Republican presidents needed the permission of congress to carry out military actions.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah flex time is great Choices: 1. I heard that flex time is horrible. 2. I wish I could use flex time all the time. 3. Flex time is really nice.
Output: 2
Statement: How come you need that? Choices: 1. Why do you need that? 2. Is it important?  3. Why don't you need it? 
Output: 2
Statement: And when my aunt made up her mind to marry Amos Finn, who was a poor school teacher out West, my father was just mad!  Choices: 1. Their father got past his anger after they decided to marry. 2. Their father was never mad. 3. Their father was mad when the aunt married the man.
Output: 1
Statement: The new King resumed the ways of the two previous monarchs, abolishing laws against adultery and prostitution and taking up with his half sister; but powerful interests, particularly those of the flourishing foreign business community (which would be increasingly dominated by the descendants of the first missionaries), were intent on usurping the throne, in effect if not in name. Choices: 1. The foreign business was flourishing because of the value of rice and cloth. 2. The King had a half-sister and abolished various laws. 3. The new King did nothing for any new laws and had no enemies.
Output: 1
Statement: The next tram stop is called ?ȥmberlita?ˠ(Hooped Column), after the stone pillar that rises to the right of the road. Choices: 1. There is a stone pillar to the right of the road at the Hooped Column stop.   2. The stone pillar on the right of the road at the Hooped Column is 20 feet tall.   3. There is no stone pillar near the Hooped Column stop.  
Output: 2
Statement: use little arrows to go onto the screen and check where you wanted to start and where you know with the mouse you do it you know like a hundred times faster Choices: 1. After this you can do it in 10 seconds each time! 2. Its much quicker to use arrows before the mouse in this scenario. 3. Don't use the arrows or the mouse, it's a lot slower.
Output: 1
Statement: Upon consideration of the initial comments it received, the Commission declined to pursue the contract rate proposal, but solicited further comments on several broad issues concerning possible changes in the mail classification system. Choices: 1. Because of recent changes in the mail classification system, the Commission was unable to pursue the contract rate bid. 2. After receiving initial feedback, the Commission decided not to pursue the contract rate proposal but did decide to propose gathering additional comments on how they might save money by making changes to the mail classification system. 3. Although the Commission declined to further pursue the contract rate proposal after considering the initial comments they received, they did decide to seek additional feedback on issues related to changes in the mail classification system. 
Output: 2
Statement: that ninety eight point seven i'm i'm eclectic approach Choices: 1. The eclectic approach is widely accepted. 2. I don't use any planning to my approach. 3. I'm using a diverse range of sources as my approach.
Output: 1
Statement: Flames were rising outside; the emergency services were desperately fighting them back. Choices: 1. Hundreds of people were fighting the fires. 2. Emergency crews were fighting the fires. 3. The emergency crews had given up on the fires.
Output: 1
Statement: Many hotels close for winter (December-March). Choices: 1. The hotels all stay open year round. 2. A lot of hotels are closed in the winter. 3. A lot of hotels are closed in the winter but their restaurants stay open.
Output: 3
Statement: Many of them in fine restaurants. Choices: 1. Fine restaurants do not have many of them. 2. The restaurants serve American food. 3. The restaurants are very nice.
Output: 2
Statement: Another popular sight are the Brindavan Gardens, in Mughal style, some 19 km (12 miles) north of Mysore, worth visiting at night when the fountains are flood-lit. Choices: 1. The fountains are impossible to see at night. 2. The fountains are lit up during the evenings. 3. The Brindavan Gardens are a well kept secret from most tourists.
Output: 3
Statement: The reality is it's easy to say they should never have contact, said Sherry Currens, executive director of the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association, an advocacy and legal protection group.  Choices: 1. The Kentucky Domestic Violence Association is a group for legal protection, but not advocacy. 2. The executive director of the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association is Sherry Currens. 3. Sherry Currens was involved in politics.
Output: 3
Statement: In another category altogether are the hand-knitted and crocheted articles made by island women. Choices: 1. Island women hand-knit and crochet items. 2. The women on the island do not crochet at all. 3. The hand-knitted articles made by island women are sold at high prices.
Output: 3
Statement: just one of the things that that happens when someone when you're dealing with a large company Choices: 1. A very rare occurrence with large companies. 2. A common occurrence with large company's insurance. 3. A common occurrence for a large company. 
Output: 2
Statement: It was intelligence you were requiring just now, I pointed out.  Choices: 1. They were lacking in intelligence. 2. You didn't need intelligence just then. 3. I noted that intelligence was needed then.
Output: 1
Statement: He paid special attention to Adrin. Choices: 1. Adrin's swordsmanship garnered him special attention. 2. Adrin had special attention paid to him. 3. Nobody paid any attention to Adrin.
Output: 1
Statement: The middle of the island has mountains that rise over 1,200 m (4,050 ft), separating the northern part of the island, and protecting it from the effects of development in the south. Choices: 1. The middle of the island has mountains, but they are only three hundred feet tall. 2. The northern part of the island experiences the most rainfall of the island. 3. The mountains in the middle of the island are over four thousand feet tall.
Output: 2
Statement: you know but that's what they do i mean that's a year and a half of your life that's that you don't do anything that you have to be there you know maybe five times you know five times a week and that you know that you have a i guess a round robin schedule or something Choices: 1. I may have not noticed, but your round robin schedule may have lasted longer. 2. Your schedule has only been for a few weeks of your life. 3. It sounds like you have a round robin schedule for the past year and a half of your life.
Output: 1
Statement: The man was a fool he had been incredibly, unbelievably stupid. Choices: 1. The man was wise beyond his years. 2. The man made so many stupid and foolish choices. 3. The man was an amazingly stupid fool.
Output: 2
Statement: Francaise? he hazarded. Choices: 1. He knew her name as they'd previously met. 2. He guessed her name was Francaise. 3. The best guess he could come up with as to her name was Christine.
Output: 1
Statement: But it is not the most vital work. Choices: 1. There is work that is more important. 2. The most critical work is very difficult. 3. This is the most critical work available.
Output: 2
Statement: because the money becomes uh an issue the children become an issue the jobs become an issue and it's like you know what's left Choices: 1. I know because I've been there at various points in my life. 2. Money is one of the things that eventually becomes an issue. 3. The money is never an issue.
Output: 1
Statement: Nearby is a fascinating Ethiopian Folk Art Centre. Choices: 1. The Ethiopian Folk Art Centre houses paintings, carvings, and jewelry. 2. An interesting Ethiopian Folk Art Centre can be found nearby. 3. The Ethiopian Folk Art Centre nearby isn't very interesting.
Output: 1
Statement: South of Falmouth you'll find Cockpit Country, an amazing and almost impenetrable landscape of limestone plateau (or  karst ) pitted with holes and fissures that have created many fantastic formations. Choices: 1. Cockpit Country is a manmade wonder of the world. 2. It's easy to find Cockpit Country by its landscape of limestone plateau. 3. Cockpit Country is an amazing representation of limestone plateau.
Output: 2
Statement: Farther south in Crete, the Minoan culture developed after 2000 b.c. into the most significant of its age, spreading its influence throughout the region by trade and diplomacy. Choices: 1. The Minoan culture developed after 2000 BC and became crucial to trade. 2. The Minoan culture developed after 2000 BC. 3. The Minoan culture developed after 2000 AD.
Output: 1
Statement: Each day together (it's been about 8 months now) has been wonderful and a many-splendored thing. Choices: 1. We have spent eight months together now.   2. We have only spent a few weeks together.   3. We have not had a single issue these eight months together.  
Output: 3
Statement: yeah uh it's pretty sad to think uh about those who even even even today are graduating from school and they are telling tha t they don't know how to read you know Choices: 1. Everyone who graduated from school knows how to read. 2. There are some students who graduate from school, without knowing how to read. 3. I know a kid who graduated from high school, but didn't know how to read.
Output: 3
Statement: USAT , the LAT , and the NYT all go front page with the news that choke-out thug Latrell Sprewell was given his gazillion dollar contract back by an arbitrator. Choices: 1. Sprewell won his arbitration and got $40 million. 2. Sprewell lost in arbitration and was kicked out of the league. 3. Sprewell won his arbitration and got to keep his contract.
Output: 1
Statement: In imitation of Rembrandt's flayed ox on display at the Louvre, Soutine hung a carcass of beef in his studio. Choices: 1. To imitate Rembrandt, Soutine hung up a beef carcass. 2. Soutine was a chef. 3. Soutine hoped to be as famous as Rembrandt.
Output: 3
Statement: Matsushima is considered one of the country's three Great Scenic Beauties (part of the Japanese passion for cataloging things in three of this or eight of that. ) Choices: 1. Japanese people tend to catalog items in threes or eights. 2. Japanese people tend to catalog items in threes more than eights. 3. Matsushima is not considered beautiful by Japanese standards.
Output: 2
Statement: Only the giant portal, 5.5 m (18 ft) tall, was in place when work stopped, but it gives an indication of how immense the whole task would have been. Choices: 1. By the time the work stopped, only the 18ft tall portal had been completed. 2. The completed task would likely have been over 18 ft tall. 3. Not even the portal had been completed when work stopped.
Output: 2
Statement: We have addressed quality in two ways. Choices: 1. We are still looking into quality issues. 2. Quality has been addressed in more than one way. 3. Quality has been improved.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i used to live in Colorado and i i kind of rooted against them and everyone else couldn't understand why because the people out there are really serious about them Choices: 1. I've never been to Colorado, I was just against them 2. I lived in Colorado when I was a teenager 3. I lived in Colorado a while back.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah they can keep on the pressure all the whole game Choices: 1. The pressure doesn't tire them out. 2. They don't let up with the pressure. 3. They can only keep the pressure on until halftime.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm tellin' you, it was so cold th' ramrod came out to give th' mornin' orders an' his words, they jus' naturally froze up solid. Choices: 1. It was so cold . his words froze to his lips. 2. His words flew across his lips in the spring weather. 3. It was so cold his words froze. They may give orders later in the day to let it warm up.
Output: 3
Statement: She read in his glance kindliness, and something else more difficult to fathom. Choices: 1. His glance appeared kind, but also something else less distinguishable.  2. He looked angry and clearly upset.  3. He appeared kind, but something else more menacing. 
Output: 3
Statement: For golfers there are twin 18-hole Kentucky blue-grass courses, and the local golf club has a ranch that hires out mounts for riding. Choices: 1. The golf course is currently closed, but used to offer many amenities to visiting tourists.  2. The golf club offers both an 18-hole course and a ranch for riding horses. 3. The most popular attraction at this golf course is the ranch which offers horseriding for free. 
Output: 3
Statement: We are pleased that the Administration has just released the national homeland security strategy and GAO stands ready to work with the Congress and the Administration to ensure that a sound and strong strategy can be effectively implemented to protect the country against terrorism. Choices: 1. The national homeland security strategy has not yet been released. 2. The strategy consists of three pieces of paper scribbled with crayon markings. 3. The national homeland security strategy has been released.
Output: 2
Statement: Influenced by the psychoanalyst Bruno Bettelheim's research showing that the Nazi concentration camps infantilized their inmates, Elkins argued that the closed system of slavery was so cruel and all-encompassing that none but the most stouthearted could survive without their wills being broken or their psyches damaged. Choices: 1. Bettelheim researched Nazi concentration camps for thirty years. 2. Bettelheim researched Nazi concentration camps. 3. Bettelheim researched Japanese interment camps.
Output: 1
Statement: Some one might have talked afterwards.  Choices: 1. They are trying to figure out a crime or mystery. 2. There is the possibility that someone talked after the event. 3. It is impossible for anybody to have talked afterwards.
Output: 1
Statement: David Duke is back. Choices: 1. The man David Duke is back! 2. David Duke never came back. 3. I'm glad David Duke is back.
Output: 3
Statement: you have a nice day and i'm going to say good bye for now and if you're ever up Rhode Island way around TI look me up it's Ray Smith at TI in Albrough Massachusetts Choices: 1. We could go for a coffee if you're ever in the area. 2. Check for me if you're ever around Rhode Island. 3. I hope you have the kind of terrible day I've had.
Output: 1
Statement: The Ramban Synagogue on Rehov HaYehudim is the oldest house of worship still standing in the quarter, its site consecrated by Rabbi Moshe Nahmanides when he re-established the Jewish community here in 1267 after the Crusader wars had left Jerusalem depopulated and in ruins. Choices: 1. The Ramban Synagogue is the oldest building for worship in the quarter. 2. The Ramban Synagogue is monitored for structural integrity weaknesses. 3. The Ramban Synagogue is one of the newest buildings in the quarter.
Output: 2
Statement: The elegant black-brick granaries have been beautifully preserved to house the town's many museums of art, folkcrafts, and archeology. Choices: 1. The museums have won international awards for the quality of their exhibits. 2. Many museums have been situated in the black-brick granaries. 3. The town's black-brick granaries are still functional today, used to store animal feed.
Output: 1
Statement: You think it is true? I whispered.  Choices: 1. I softly asked my companion if he thought we had heard the truth. 2. I remained skeptical of its being true. 3. We had just heard the truth. 
Output: 2
Statement: One of the best ways to help the approximately 80 percent of low-income persons who need legal assistance but must do without, is to arm self-represented litigants with quality information and assistance. Choices: 1. There is no good solution for low-income persons who need legal assistance. 2. The self-represented litigants will be handsomely paid for their service. 3. Arming self-represented litigants with quality information and assistance is one of the best way to help 80 percent of low-income persons who need legal assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: So there could be a cumulative, speculative process in which the won fell far below what might be its long-term equilibrium value and the Korean economy was depressed far beyond what its postcrisis situation would be. Choices: 1. The economy in Korea was and always will be great. 2. The economy in Korea was in decline vastly beyond what its situation would be after a crisis. 3. Korea is a cool place to live, mostly because of the noodle shops.
Output: 3
Statement: Second, with each of those lost sales, it loses a potential user of Internet Explorer. Choices: 1. It loses a potential users when they don't get a sale. 2. They are trying to sell people Windows Computers. 3. Nobody uses Internet Explorer anyway, so our sales don't matter.
Output: 2
Statement: The model is intended to give managers an overview of the acquisition process and to help them decrease acquisition risks. Choices: 1. The model is designed to make managers increase acquisition risks. 2. There is a model meant to help managers understand the acquisition process. 3. The model is successful in helping managers reduce risks.
Output: 3
Statement: Moreover, there must be a system to identify homeland security funds across the wide range of existing budget accounts and program activities. Choices: 1. The system in place doesn't do an adequate job of identifying the funds when it comes to the existing accounts. 2. The system for identifying the funds of homeland security is doing more than enough. 3. Identifying the funds of homeland security will need a whole new system.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and you know there's some kids that you know want to go learn but most of them just want to go play Choices: 1. Most of the kids just want to go play. 2. None of the kids wants to go play, they'd rather learn all day. 3. There are some kids who are serious with their school-work.
Output: 3
Statement: The proposed bill, sponsored by Rep. Choices: 1. The proposed bill was for a decrease in taxation for companies. 2. The proposed bill was sponsored by Rep. 3. The proposed bill was sponsored by Rep, an IT company.
Output: 3
Statement: um because it is so you know it  a friend of mine went traveled to Belize  and  and into Honduras hello Choices: 1. My friends end travelled to Belize and to Honduras.  2. My friend has never left the United States.  3. My friend travels a lot. 
Output: 3
Statement: Patna Museum offers Mauryan a stone yaksi (symbol of fertility), a maiden and Buddhas, a four-armed Padmapani, and a reclining Avalokitesvara. Choices: 1. There is not a symbol of fertility at the Patna Museum.   2. There is a symbol of fertility at the Patna Museum.   3. There are many symbols on display at the Patna Museum.  
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah i was very surprised that did do a slapstick movie because that's uh not really the way comedies are right now Choices: 1. Most comedies right now don't feature slapstick, so I was surprised that this one did. 2. Most comedies right now feature slapstick, so I was not surprised that this one did. 3. Most comedies right now don't feature slapstick, so I was surprised that this one did and it was hilarious.
Output: 3
Statement: i only get the newspaper on the weekends so Choices: 1. I get the newspaper every day of the week. 2. I like to sit and read the newspaper cover to cover on the weekends. 3. I only receive the weekend newspaper.
Output: 2
Statement: well that that's great you got a hold of a couple of vehicles uh really good vehicles Choices: 1. It's great that they don't charge huge tax rates. 2. That's great, since it only means everyone can own only one vehicle. 3. That's great, it allows you to own a couple of good vehicles.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm paying a hundred and twenty one dollars a month uh i've got another uh year to pay on my house Choices: 1. I only pay $31 annually. 2. The amount that I pay is not very high. 3. I pay a bit more than $120 each month.
Output: 2
Statement: And here's another ray of  De Long and Lang's results were published in the prestigious Journal of Political Economy , so they're probably wrong to begin with. Choices: 1. De Long and Lang have been working together for five years. 2. Lang's findings appeared in the Journal of Political Economy. 3. The Journal of Political Economy refused to publish Lang's results.
Output: 1
Statement: Though harrowing, the second half of Boys Don't Cry isn't as great as the first. Choices: 1. The first half of Boys Don't Cry was better than the second. 2. Overall, Boys Don't Cry was worth a view. 3. The second half of Boys Don't Cry was vastly superior to the first half.
Output: 2
Statement: The Sai Routha stood as well, his head dipped. Choices: 1. He held his head up high with pride.  2. He was ashamed. 3. His head was low as he was standing up.
Output: 2
Statement: At the far end of rue Lepic, a market street renowned for its food shops, is place Blanche, where everything suddenly changes. Choices: 1. Place Blanche is the same as the surrounding areas. 2. A few things change at place Blanche. 3. Everything changes at place Blanche.
Output: 2
Statement: We've been threatened with it in plain and unmistakable terms. Choices: 1. We obviously felt intimidated. 2. We were given an ultimatum. 3. The terms were very fair and we can't be more confident about it.
Output: 2
Statement: In the romantic comedies of the '30s-- It Happened One Night, My Man Godfrey --the wan, indifferent upper-class beauty is humanized by her contact with ordinary working-class life, but those days are over. Choices: 1. It Happened One Night, My Man Godfrey is a well-loved and very popular 30s romantic comedy. 2. It Happened One Night, My Man Goodwin is a 30s romantic comedy. 3. It Happened One Night, My Man Godfrey is a 30s romantic comedy.
Output: 1
Statement: Albright is on his side. Choices: 1. Albright has supported him since the beginning. 2. Albright is in his corner. 3. Albright is neutral in the case.
Output: 1