niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: because if you don't exercise then it seems like um what you you just have to be really really careful about what you eat you can you can eat like a normal person if you get a moderate amount of exercise and not really have to worry about it Choices: 1. If you don't exercise, then you should eat a lot of vegetables. 2. You can be fine with moderate exercise, if you eat like a normal person. 3. It is fine to not exercise and eat whatever you want.
Output: 1
Statement: Would this inevitably mean a disastrous recession? Choices: 1. There's no way that this could inevitably lead to a recession. 2. A horrible recession is inevitable. 3. The inevitable result could be a terrible recession.
Output: 2
Statement: I raised my hands to stop them. Choices: 1. I put my hands down.  2. My hands were raised to stop the cars.  3. Both of my hands were raised. 
Output: 2
Statement: and but uh-huh exactly and so i think that kind of control is would be good Choices: 1. I do not think that kind of control would be good.  2. I think that kind of control would be good, but it won't happen.  3. I think that kind of control would be beneficial. 
Output: 2
Statement: Established in 1979, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is responsible for the coordination of civil emergency planning and mitigation as well as the coordination of federal disaster relief. Choices: 1. FEMA coordinates federal disaster relief. 2. FEMA coordinates federal disaster relief for all hurricanes.  3. FEMA no longer coordinates federal disaster relief.
Output: 2
Statement: In the 19th century, Pau became something of a British colony. Choices: 1. Pau was a British colony of sorts in the 19th century. 2. Although not official, Pau operated like a colony and was a great and thriving place. 3. Pau was something of a Indian colony in the 19th century.
Output: 2
Statement: The same might justly be said of the man who wrote the play. Choices: 1. The man who wrote the play was in the play. 2. This cannot be likened to the man who wrote the play. 3. The play was written by a man.
Output: 1
Statement: I use both commercial software and free software in the course of my work (I'm adminstrator of a large number of NT and Unix computer systems), and it's pretty clear to me that it's the free software that is rigorously tested and the commercial software that gets released just as soon as it appears to run. Choices: 1. I use many types of software in my work. 2. I find commercial software overpriced. 3. It seems that commercial software works better than free.
Output: 2
Statement: Two more outsized rose windows illuminate the transept Choices: 1. Two big rose windows lighten the transept. 2. The transept is completely dark because it doesn't have any windows. 3. The rose windows are very delicate and elegant.
Output: 3
Statement: Set aside money specifically for planning. Choices: 1. Money can be saved for planning. 2. Setting aside money for an iphone. 3. Save money for planning.
Output: 1
Statement: Can't she do with it what she will? Choices: 1. Can't she do anything with the recycled paper?  2. Can't he do what he will with it? 3. Is she able to do what she will with it? 
Output: 1
Statement: From the square you can continue along Jaffa Road to reach the colorful marketplace of Mahane Yehuda, which is especially crowded before the Sabbath and holidays. Choices: 1. Jaffa Road contains a variety of shops and markets. 2.  Mahane Yehuda is very popular around special occasions. 3. The market Mahane Yehuda is virtually empty on holy days.
Output: 1
Statement: They will not go against it." Again the Russian's fingers drummed on the table. Choices: 1. His intuition was correct. 2. The Russian's fingers made a tapping noise. 3. The person drumming their fingers was not Russian.
Output: 1
Statement: But the doctor shook his head. Choices: 1. His head stayed still.  2. The doctor was in disbelief.  3. However, the doctor still shook his head. 
Output: 2
Statement: that's true that's true um self-preservation of the species i guess right Choices: 1. The species doesn't care about preserving itself. 2. Keeping the species alive is instinctual. 3. The species does what it can to survive.
Output: 3
Statement: right that's what i'm thinking about on my next car is do i want to get another brand new car because last two cars are brand new or do i want to look for a used car that's maybe two three years old that but that's you know low mileage and in good shape Choices: 1. I am not going to buy another car ever. 2. I might get a car that's two years old, as long as it has low mileage. 3. I would prefer to just buy a brand new car.
Output: 3
Statement: turning around Just now you know trying to be rectified and i'm and i'm not sure you can undo the damage that was done emotionally on so many of the people Choices: 1. Whatever damage was done it seems like you could fix it pretty easily.  2. I doubt you can just repair the damage done to the people of Iraq. 3. You probably can't rectify the emotional damage done to all those people. 
Output: 2
Statement: On Law Day, lawyers throughout the nation are going back to school. Choices: 1. On Law Day, lawyers around the nation are going to go back to school to learn Geometry. 2. On Law Day, lawyers around the nation are leaving school and going out into the real world. 3. On Law Day, lawyers around the nation are going to go back to school.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right you take pride in that and and get some some positive feedback from those who benefit besides yourself Choices: 1. no, that's not something anyone would feel proud about 2. right, you feel proud when you look at something you built yourself 3. correct, you feel a sense of pride from that
Output: 2
Statement: Pollock added the notion that demonstrations of effectiveness in primary care settings, in the eyes of policymakers and payers, are not tantamount to demonstrating cost-effectiveness in emergency departments, underscoring the importance of research in that setting. Choices: 1. Pollock underscored the importance of research in energy departments. 2. Effectiveness in primary care settings is tantamount to demonstrating cost-effectiveness. 3. Policymakers and payers underscored the importance of research.
Output: 2
Statement: When OSI becomes aware of an ongoing executive branch investigation pertaining to a matter OSI is currently investigating, OSI will coordinate its work with the law enforcement agency involved. Choices: 1. An OSI official can access information about nay investigation. 2. OSI has access to every agency, irrespective of federal or state.  3. OSI coordinated between all the investigation going on at their place.
Output: 1
Statement: G.W. is rich, and that seems to be the Trump card in any conversation, at least with a fashion model. Choices: 1. The Trump Card in any conversation is just saying that you are stupid. 2. The argument that G.W. is rich seems to be the Trump card in any conversation, at least with a fashion model. 3. G.W.'s richness is not something that should matter at all in the conversation.
Output: 3
Statement: By helping justice agencies share criminal files more easily, JNET improves efficiency and reduces potential errors that could occur from each agency maintaining disparate data files. Choices: 1. JNET is a bloated and inefficient system that will lead to more errors in how agencies share files. 2. JNET will increase the sharing of criminal files among justice agencies and improve how data is handled. 3. Large cost savings will result from the avoidance of errors that will happen as a result of using JNET.
Output: 3
Statement: The arts flourished during the 16th and 17th centuries, a period known as the Cretan Renaissance. Choices: 1. Over 2000 paintings were created during the Cretan Renaissance. 2. The Cretan Renaissance was during the 16th and 17th centuries. 3. The arts were suppressed during the Cretan Renaissance.
Output: 1
Statement: they say that swimming is real good so i'd like to try that as well and that's probably something that that you could do you know family included Choices: 1. I've heard that swimming is good, so I'd like to try that as well. 2. My family would like to join me in taking up swimming. 3. I've heard that swimming is bad for you, so I'm trying to avoid that.
Output: 2
Statement: evaluators call such a procedure building an audit trail and use procedures similar to indexing and referencing to establish both the construct validity of the measures reported and the convincingness of the causal explanations developed in the case study (Halpern, 1983). Choices: 1. There is no name for this procedure. 2. This is called building an audit trail by evaluators, but something else by others. 3. Such a procedure is called building an audit trail.
Output: 2
Statement: uh uh yeah i see that Choices: 1. I never saw that. 2. I noticed that as well. 3. I had to look twice.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, there's a certain irony in Grove's ascent to elder statesman, because the idea of him as shaper of the future makes it easy to miss how much Grove and Intel were products of what's now described as the corporate past. Choices: 1. The products of today are the same as they were decades ago. 2. It is worth noting that that the goods of today were mentioned in the past by the corporations. 3. They brought their ideas to life over time.
Output: 3
Statement: how about Tom Cruise do you like his stuff Choices: 1. What about Tom Cruise, are you a fan of him? 2. How about Christopher Bale, do you like him? 3. Have you heard of Tom Cruise?
Output: 3
Statement: Passing through Portcullis Gate, you enter the middle ward of the castle. Choices: 1. The castle's middle ward is its largest. 2. Portcullis Gate leads to the castle's middle ward.  3. Portcullis Gate brings you to the middle ward of the hospital.
Output: 1
Statement: and i believe the Social Security tax is a great pondsy scheme Choices: 1. It will never collapse. 2. It is a pyramid scheme. 3. The social security tax is a pyramid scheme.
Output: 2
Statement: Appealing as that position might sound, it's also suspiciously incoherent. Choices: 1. The position is very coherent. 2. I don't know what the position is. 3. No one can figure out what the position is, but it was advertised in the newspaper.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah they they vary from university not just state to state university Choices: 1. There are variations in universities. 2. Universities are relatively universal. 3. The variations can be partially explained by socioeconomic conditions.
Output: 3
Statement: And she is on the side of Justice!  Choices: 1. She was determined to find the truth. 2. A just outcome was what she wanted.  3. She was a criminal through and through.
Output: 1
Statement: Filigree work, a legacy of the Moors, is of extremely high quality. Choices: 1. The Moors have developed their techniques over the centuries. 2. The Moors have consistently produced work of extremely low quality. 3. The Moors have a legacy of filigree work, which is of extremely high quality.
Output: 1
Statement: Because these changes occurred in 2000 and 2001, it is too early to determine how effectively they will be put into practice. Choices: 1. Chances occurred before 2002.  2. The changes which occurred in 2000 and 2001 were positive changes.  3. The year 2000 saw no changes. 
Output: 2
Statement: and seeing like all i've seen all of James Dean's movies Choices: 1. I can tell you the plots to all the James Dean movies ever made. 2. There is not a single James Dean movie I haven't watched. 3. There are a few James Dean movies I haven't watched yet.
Output: 1
Statement: Their weapons and armor, along with Pompeii's more fragile works of art, are exhibited at Naples' Archaeological Museum , which is an invaluable adjunct to your visit to Pompeii or Herculaneum. Choices: 1. There are no weapons from Pompeii in the museum. 2. Naples' Archaeological Museum houses works of art from Pompeii. 3. Naples' Archaeological Museum is the city's most popular tourist attraction.
Output: 3
Statement: This rule reflects EPA's consideration of all comments Choices: 1. This rule shows that the EPA took all comments into account.  2. This rule shows the EPA has ignored all comments. 3. This rule reflects EPA's consideration of all comments from both the public and government.
Output: 3
Statement: Bauerstein had it analysed ”that's just it!  Choices: 1. Bauerstein examined the pertinent items himself. 2. Bauerstein had a special interest in conducting the exams himself.  3. Bauerstein asked a colleague to conduct all the necessary tests. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well they were they were talking i think i was watching uh the NCAAs and they were talking about uh you know this is one reason they say that that athletes get the money as quickly as they can you know get all the money that you know Choices: 1. The reason athletes should get the money fast and get all the money is because otherwise they will lose it. 2. I wasn't able to overhear them talk about athletes and money but I enjoyed the NCAAs 3. I was viewing the NCAAs and heard them say that there's one reason many people suggest jocks receive all the money as fast as possible.
Output: 1
Statement: COPD deaths for populations aged 65 and older are valued at $0. Choices: 1. COPD deaths under age 50 are valued at $10. 2. There is no value for COPD deaths over age 65. 3. Deaths of COPD at age 65 are valued at $1, older than that is $0.
Output: 1
Statement: Miss Aldonka?' Choices: 1. No one has questions of Miss Aldonka. 2. There is a question for Miss Aldonka. 3. Is Miss Aldonka there?
Output: 2
Statement:  Could we have a table? Choices: 1. We need a table. 2. We do not want a table. 3. Can we have a table?
Output: 1
Statement: More than 30,000 Cubans tried to cross shark-infested waters to Florida on improvised rafts. Choices: 1. Cubans used improvised rafts to try to get Florida because they wanted a better life. 2. Cubans used improvised rafts to try to get Peru. 3. Cubans used improvised rafts to try to get Florida.
Output: 1
Statement: In accordance with section 603(b)(5), the Commission stated its belief that the proposed Report and Order does not duplicate, overlap or conflict with any other relevant federal rules. Choices: 1. The proposed report was approved the following week. 2. The proposed report was in no way conflicting with other federal rules. 3. The report that was proposed conflicted with other federal rules.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC co-sponsored a case management system conference in conjunction with the Equal Justice Conference and participated in a session on how to help advocates and staff use the technology tools they already have. Choices: 1. LSC had nothing to do with the Equal Justice Conference, what so ever. 2. LSC co-sponsored a case management system with the Equal Justice Conference. 3. The Equal Justice Conference was composed of several relevant and significant organizations.
Output: 3
Statement: On the beautifully renovated houses along the Rue Phillippart and Rue Bahutiers, notice the grotesque masks and winged angels sculpted over the doorways. Choices: 1. The houses along the Rues Philippart and Bauhtiers commonly have carvings of fearsome masks and magnificent angels over their doorways. 2. The renovated houses along the rivers are remarkable for being of East Asian design. 3. The locals believed that these sculptures would scare away malevolent spirits and keep out any bad luck.
Output: 3
Statement: you wonder if being exposed to that for a while what percentage of them would actually say hey that's not a bad way to do it because from what i understand from some of the guys i know crime uh is punishable just almost uh instantly and Choices: 1. They think it's a really bad way for it to be done. 2. They might wish to be exposed to it for longer. 3. After they've been around it for a while, how many would think it's a good way to do it?
Output: 2
Statement: The Arts thread was all about the legendary art critic Clement Greenberg. Choices: 1. The threat ignored clement Greenberg  2. Everyone enjoyed to praise clement Greenberg  3. The arts thread focused on the art critic Clement Greenberg 
Output: 2
Statement: The Effect of Information on Health Risk Valuations. Choices: 1. Information effects health risk valuations in public health work. 2. Information does not effect health risk valuations. 3. Information effects health risk valuations.
Output: 1
Statement: Central to the Review Process is the right of designated stakeholders to de novo reviews of all configuration decisions, first by the LSC Vice President for Programs and then by the LSC President, whose decision is final and binding. Choices: 1. Central to the Review Process is the review of eggs 2. Central to the Review Process is the right of designated stakeholders  3. Central to the Review Process is not the right of designated stakeholders 
Output: 1
Statement: Some people say you can test the authenticity by touch real jade feels smooth and cool. Choices: 1. You cannot test and tell between a real or fake jade. 2. It is said you can determine authenticity through touch as legitimate jades are smooth and cool. 3. There are plenty of knock offs so it is imperative to test for authenticity.
Output: 3
Statement: It's very new to the organization and it's interesting coming in from a [business] marketing background, she said.  Choices: 1. The organization has remained static in recent years. 2. It was a new concept for the organization. 3. Her marketing background helped her to navigate the organization's new addition.
Output: 3
Statement: it's pretty nice Choices: 1. It's horrible.  2. It's pretty okay.  3. It's nice. 
Output: 2
Statement: The procedure used to develop these adjustment factors is described in more detail in the Heavy-Duty Engine/Diesel Fuel RIA (U.S. Choices: 1. There is more information on the procedures for developing these adjustment factors. 2. There are two documents that talk about the procedures used to develop these adjustment factors. 3. This is all the information there is for the procedure used to develop these adjustment factors.
Output: 2
Statement: You be stayin' over to th' Jacks? Drew glanced up at the haymow from which Callie had just descended. Choices: 1. Callie said that she would stay over at Jacks. 2. Drew's head was down for the whole time. 3. Callie had recently come down from the haymow.
Output: 1
Statement: Keep up the good work, Choices: 1. No one was told to keep up the good work. 2. Someone said keep up the good work 3. The person ended up messing everything up.
Output: 3
Statement: Wander high above the city turmoil under the flying buttresses and around the statues (2,245 in all) and forest of pinnacles (135), up to the roof-ridge for an unbeatable view of the city. Choices: 1. From the balcony above, you can see all of the statues from one spot. 2. There are 1,000 statues in all. 3. For an unbeatable view of the city, wander up to the roof-ridge.
Output: 1
Statement: Heavy Gamblers? Choices: 1. They always gambled heavy. 2. They rarely gambled, is that correct? 3. Did they gamble heavy?
Output: 1
Statement: Fidel Castro climbed to power, Johnson informs us, on the back of adulatory news stories in the New York Times . The media have developed an insatiable passion for witch hunts, such as the one that badly distorted Iran Contra stories during the Reagan years. Choices: 1. I think the media's attitude toward witch hunts is very reserved. 2. Johnson thinks the New York Times was very positive about Fidel Castro's rise to power. 3. Many US news sources were very positive about Fidel Castro's rise to power.
Output: 3
Statement: From 1983 to 1985, she was a civil committee board member of National Legal Aid and Defender Association. Choices: 1. She was a civil committee board member as of 1983. 2. There are many board members as of this day. 3. She was not a civil committee member until 1990.
Output: 2
Statement: In the movie, Larry hits Althea once; she tells him never to do it again, and he doesn't. Choices: 1. He never thought about doing it again. 2. He was told not to do it again. 3. She punched him in the face.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah so that wasn't too bad Choices: 1. No, that was horrible, completely wrong.  2. It didn't look as good as we hoped, but that wasn't too bad.  3. Yes, it wasn't that bad.
Output: 2
Statement: In one corner of the square are the Cage, an old prison lockup built in 1806 to house drunken sailors or runaway slaves, and the Ring, the site of the once-regular slave auction. Choices: 1. The Ring was built in the 18th century. 2. The Ring is an old prison lockup built in 1806. 3. The Cage and the Ring are found in the square.
Output: 1
Statement: News notices the little-noticed white urban underclass. Choices: 1. The news ignores the white upper class.  2. The news should be taking notice of the lowest class.  3. The news notices white upperclass. 
Output: 2
Statement: Average FGD installation times have commonly been within 24-27 months. Choices: 1. It has taken an average of 24-27 months to install. 2. The installation times have been drastically reduced. 3. Installation times have averaged about 10 months.
Output: 2
Statement: The key to successfully managing change and changing organizational culture is gaining the support of line management. Choices: 1.  The key to successfully managing change is gaining support  2.  The key to successfully managing change is small steps, one at a time. 3.  The key to unsuccessfully managing change is gaining support 
Output: 2
Statement: One of the best deep-sea fishing spots is around Sesimbra, known for its swordfish. Choices: 1. You can find swordfish at Sesimbra, one of the best deep-sea fishing spots. 2. Sesimbra draws in many tourists who willing to try deep-sea fishing for the first time. 3. Sesimbra is in the middle of a dry, arid and colorless desert.
Output: 2
Statement: Plenty of time to get there if we tube." Choices: 1. The tube will be the quickest way of getting there. 2. We can get there by tube. 3. It is not possible to use the tube to get there.
Output: 1
Statement: That means that we will lose money to supply one attorney, but we should be able to continue to manage. Choices: 1. We will lose the money that pays for our seven attorneys. 2. We will lose the money that pays for our attorney's $100,000 salary. 3. We will lose the money that pays for our attorney.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah from what i've read most people in the United States do do some type of volunteer work at some time in their lives Choices: 1. From my understanding, the majority of people in the USA have volunteered at one time or another.  2. Most people in the US have not done any type of volunteer work before.  3. Over 75% of adults have done volunteer work in the past. 
Output: 3
Statement: But the analogy, they say, is the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty that took 20 years to obtain 178 members--and only after the United States used sanctions to force the hand of reluctant governments. Choices: 1. The U.S. did not interfere in other governments' decisions to accept the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.  2. The current pact is taking longer than 20 years to enact. 3. According to them it is analogous to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Output: 2
Statement: so you know we have trade-offs so we're more we have a monthly budget with this this this this but we have no savings which isn't real wise but we just we don't have the income at this time really to have any because we have three debts that we're trying to pay off from both of our student loans we're still paying trying to pay those off and we have one car payment that we don't i think we have about thirteen months left on it Choices: 1. We couldn't save any money because we've been trying to pay off our student loans. 2. We managed to pay off our student loans so we can put money into our savings account now. 3. Setting up a monthly budget is a great idea of keeping track of your student loans.
Output: 3
Statement: This site contains research reports conducted by the OIG, including the first ever payment accuracy review performed on Medicaid. Choices: 1. The site shows that Medicaid has more people cheating the system than previously thought. 2. The site shows the first payment accuracy review on Medicaid. 3. The site does not show anything related to Medicaid.
Output: 1
Statement: so but you know i have found that with i have a two year old and i have found really though i'm kind of the opposite i'm more active now with him than i was before Choices: 1. I feel so tired around my two year old son. 2. He really energizes me, especially when we play together. 3. I seem to be more active with my two year old now than I used to be.
Output: 2
Statement: On the chest of drawers there was a tray with a spirit lamp and a small saucepan on it.  Choices: 1. Nothing sat on the chest of drawers.  2. There were a few items atop the chest.  3. On the chet sat a spirit lamp and saucepan. 
Output: 2
Statement: As I remember it, the state Department of Social and Health Services had agreed to pay to pull his teeth out but, due to a budget crisis, the department decided that it would not pay for the dentures that he needed. Choices: 1. The Department of Social and Health Services decided not to give him funds to carry out the procedure. 2. He had no money of his own to pay for the operation. 3. He needed to have his teeth pulled out so that he could get dentures.
Output: 2
Statement: They plan to open another community courthouse at St. Mary's School of Law in the spring and are searching for future sites on the South Side and North Side. Choices: 1. They tried to open a community courthouse at St. Mary's, but the project fell through.  2. St. Mary's is opening a community courthouse in the spring.  3. They would like to open another courthouse on the South Side in the next six months.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, come on, Chatterbox said. Choices: 1. Chatterbox was in complete agreement. 2. Chatterbox was unhappy. 3. Chatterbox was outraged over what the person was saying.
Output: 3
Statement: And sometimes we use a mandrake root to capture the essence of a real man, in which case he's a mandrake-man, like you. Choices: 1. The madrake root is essential in capturing the essence. 2. There is no way to capture the essence of a real man. 3. The essence of a real man is caught by madrake root.
Output: 1
Statement: The little port town of Cancale ' with a wide vista across the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel ' has been a major center of oyster-breeding since earliest Celtic times. Choices: 1. Cancale has only recently become a breeding ground for oysters. 2. The oysters bred in Cancale are some of the tastiest in the entire world. 3. Cancale is an important mecca of oyster-breeding.
Output: 2
Statement: (In other golfing mishaps, the Enquirer claims that Sean Connery screamed in pain after being hit in the butt by a stray golf ball that raised an angry red welt. Choices: 1. The Enquirer wrote that Sean Connery was struck by a golf ball. 2. The Enquirer claims that, in other golfing mishaps, Sean Connery was struck by a ball hit by Sean Penn. 3. In other golfing successes, the Enquirer claims that Sean Connery hit a hole in one.
Output: 2
Statement: , mail used by non-households to pay their bills and send bills to other Choices: 1. You can no longer pay bills via mail. 2. Mail can be used to pay bills. 3. Mail is the slowest way to pay bills.
Output: 3
Statement: and i haven't used it since Choices: 1. I will use it every day for the rest of my life. 2. It was a terrible dog groomer brush. 3. That was the last time I used it.
Output: 2
Statement: The prices are not necessarily low, but the quality of these hand-crafted objects is high. Choices: 1. The hand-crafted objects are shoddily made but they are cheap. 2. The objects may not be cheap, but they are well-made. 3. The average price of the objects is five hundred dollars.
Output: 3
Statement: had to be elevated to a similar stature. Choices: 1. The flag had to be lifted to the right stature above the pole. 2. The man was falling to a lower stature. 3. Had to be raised to a like stature.
Output: 1
Statement: The poem posted June 4, for example, is by Joyce Carol Oates, who is very much alive and reads it herself. Choices: 1. Joyce Carol Oates wrote a poem about her life experiences. 2. Joyce Carol Oates wrote a novel. 3. Joyce Carol Oates wrote a poem.
Output: 1
Statement: match just right and the only bad news was my husband would have to go to a garage and pick them up pick the bolts up for him Choices: 1. My husband was happy that he had to pick up bolts at a garage. 2. My husband had to pick up bolts at a garage. 3. My husband took several hours to pick up bolts at a garage.
Output: 3
Statement: we have an attached two car garage and etcetera typical family the family home Choices: 1. We extended and added a two car garage. 2. We didn't bother to add a garage. 3. There is nothing special about our home compared to the typical family home.
Output: 3
Statement: Performance requirements are not implied or measured in the validation. Choices: 1. The performance requirements are implied.  2. Performance requirements arent implied or measured. 3. Performance requiremebts are too extreme. 
Output: 3
Statement: A Palestinian state is a certainty, according to an article, but sovereignty will be a sham. Choices: 1. According to an article Palestine will never be its own state. 2. It is certain that there will be a Palestinian state according to an article. 3. After the war, Palestine will be made a state according to an article.
Output: 3
Statement: Web advertising holds the strange position of being almost entirely unregulated. Choices: 1. Unusually, web advertising is almost completely unregulated. 2. All forms of advertising are unregulated. 3. Web advertising is much more effective than other advertising platforms like television and radio because it allows much more freedom.
Output: 3
Statement: They came to spend their weekends here, away from the hot and humid atmosphere of Kingston. Choices: 1. There are many tourists who prefer living here than in Kingston. 2. They spent their weekends here to escape the hot and humid atmosphere of Kingston. 3. People left on the weekends from here as Kingston is less hot and humid.
Output: 1
Statement: Nearby is the immense brick and white-marble Gothic Church of the Frari (full name Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari, built by the Franciscans), above all celebrated for the high altar adorned with Titian's jubilant Assumption of the Virgin. Choices: 1. The Gothic Church of the Frari is mad entirely from stone. 2. Titian contributed some work to the Gothic Church of the Frari. 3. The Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari was built in the 1500s.
Output: 3
Statement: well i think  i think my best part actually is chipping or at least it was last year i haven't been out this year it's kind of been uh kind of strange i hadn't been able to get out yet but uh my biggest problem is staying in the fairway Choices: 1. Last year my strong suit was chipping, but I haven't been able to golf yet this year. 2. Last year my strong suit was chipping, I haven't been able to golf yet this year but hope to soon. 3. Last year my strong suit was putting, but I haven't been able to golf yet this year.
Output: 2
Statement: and i i think the you hear the news you know you start out in the morning and all day you hear the news and by time say you get off work and go to vote you feel like it doesn't make any difference Choices: 1. People hear the news all throughout their daily lives. 2. Throughout the day people get their news from many sources. 3. The news never affects who people decide to vote for.
Output: 2
Statement: uh yeah but you don't have Choices: 1. You don't have a dog. 2. Yes, but you do not possess that. 3. No, of course you have that.
Output: 1
Statement: On the opposite side of town in the Barrio San Blas is the smaller Castillo de San Fernando, begun during the War of Independence (1808-1814). Choices: 1. Castillo de San Fernando costs $200 per night. 2. Castillo de San Fernando is on this side of town. 3. After the War of Independence, Castillo de San Fernando was started.
Output: 1
Statement: Lech Walesa, a shipyard electrician, led worker strikes in Gdansk. Choices: 1. Worker strikes at Gdansk were led by Donald Tusk. 2. A shipyard electrician, Lech Walesa, led worker strikes in Gdansk. 3. Lech Walesa is one of the most known Poles around the world.
Output: 3
Statement: A few years later economists such as Paul Romer and Philippe Aghion applied related ideas to technological change and economic growth, giving birth to the new growth theory; and the ripples spread ever outward. Choices: 1. It has been argued by many that Paul Romer contributed slightly more to the new growth theory. 2. Philippe Aghion applied the ideas to economic growth but Paul Romer did not. 3. Philippe Aghion and Paul Romer gave birth to the new growth theory.
Output: 1
Statement: I have a Pavlovian reaction to the pre-title black-white-and-red bit with Monty Norman's theme and the gun site roving over the latest 007 as he saunters to the center of the frame--I go, Kill 'em, Bond! Choices: 1. I don't have any reaction at all to the Bond films, not even the intros. 2. As the latest 007 saunters to the center of the frame, I go, "Kill 'em, Bond!". 3. I have a Pavlovian reaction to the 007 intro because I always watch Bond movies when I'm feeling aggressive.
Output: 3
Statement: I think many people think of Legal Services as something charitable, he said.  Choices: 1. Nobody thinks that Legal Services is anything like a charity, according to him. 2. Most people would make use of Legal Services if the need arose, he said. 3. He thinks that Legal Services is a charitable service according to many people.
Output: 2
Statement: everything was visible oh yeah Choices: 1. The view from the waterfront was clear that night. 2. Everything could be seen yes. 3. Couldn't see a thing.
Output: 1
Statement: The really interesting question is why the Cato Institute and other free-market conservatives should be willing to squander their intellectual credibility by associating their names with this sort of thing. Choices: 1. The Cato Institute is been applauded for associating their name with this. 2. Risking their intellectual credibility will really damage their business. 3. There is question as to why the Cato Institute would associate with this sort of thing.
Output: 2
Statement: Every day these gardens attract a crosesection of Parisians, from early-morning joggers to children sailing boats on the pond and students reading on the quiet benches. Choices: 1. The gardens attracts everyone from joggers to children playing on sail boats, to students on the benches. 2. The students of the nearby Sorbonne especially prefer these gardens. 3. These gardens are bereft of students and children.
Output: 2
Statement: The failure to constructively involve staff in an organization's improvement efforts means running the risk that the changes will be more difficult and protracted than necessary. Choices: 1. Including staff in improvement efforts makes change far more difficult than necessary. 2. Staff should be constructively included in improvement efforts to make changes easier. 3. It is always better to include staff in improvement efforts since they enjoy the outcome and the process.
Output: 3
Statement: yes as well as the the um the Quebec people that that speak French Choices: 1. People from Quebec don't speak french 2. Yeah, like the people from North Quebec that speak French 3. Yes, aswell as the people from Quebec that speak French.
Output: 2
Statement: Finally, in the 1999-2000 session, $500,000 was appropriated. Choices: 1. The 1999-2000 session appropriated $350,000. 2. There was $500,000 appropriated in the 1999-2000 session. 3. The appropriated amount increased since 1998.
Output: 3
Statement: A national leadership institute is created and begins to identify, recruit, mentor and otherwise train diverse leaders; its participants include at least 1-2 staff from each program; it is adequately funded. Choices: 1. A national leadership institute is created and starts to recruit diverse leaders. 2. A national leadership institute is created and starts to recruit diverse leaders for government agencies. 3. A national leadership institute is created but fails to recruit diverse leaders.
Output: 2
Statement: This is actually a Muslim place of worship (Muslims recognise Jesus as a prophet, though not as the Son of God). Choices: 1. This is a Christian church. 2. Although this is a Muslim place of worship, Christians are permitted to pray here as well. 3. Muslims do not believe Jesus is the Son of God, but they do think he is a prophet.
Output: 2
Statement: Agencies also publish information on scheduled hearings and Choices: 1. Hearings take place once a month. 2. Before there is a hearing, agencies make the information about them available. 3. Agencies do not broadcast any information about hearings.
Output: 1
Statement: Only some of its treasures have been salvaged (along with everyday articles such as pewter cutlery and plates); much still lies only a few feet below the waves. Choices: 1. There is supposedly a lot more treasure buried nearby as well.  2. All the treasure has been salvaged. 3. Only a portion of its treasures has been salvaged.
Output: 1
Statement: I know what you feel like, my poor boy. Choices: 1. I can't possibly know what you feel like. 2. I can sympathize with how you feel. 3. I know what it feels like to lose a dog.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum well you know uh i know American Express i'm now i'm working at American Express now and they Choices: 1. I started working recently. 2. I have never heard of American Express. 3. My job is at American Express.
Output: 1
Statement: drafting not grafting  but drafting course the CAD Choices: 1. The drafting course is very rewarding once you complete it. 2. Only grafting courses are allowed. 3. There is a drafting course.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition to providing tools to help agencies help themselves, we believe it is our responsibility to lead by example. Choices: 1. Agencies have been provided with tools to help employee more fit people 2. Agencies have been provided with tools to help, help themselves 3. Agencies haven't been provided with tools to help, help themselves
Output: 1
Statement: The Harem housed the private quarters of the sultan, his mother, and his many wives and concubines. Choices: 1. The sultan and his mother lived in the Harem.   2. The sultan did not live in the harem with his mother.   3. The sultan had 1000 concubines and 10 wives.
Output: 3
Statement: The Satheri like to get big bunches through in one conjuration, like the haul they made from the victims of somebody named Tamerlane." He tested a rope, then dropped to a sitting position on the edge of the block. Choices: 1. The satheri murdered Tamerlane.  2. The satheri like to get lots of them done at once.  3. They like to take their time and do it one by one. 
Output: 1
Statement: they have got two log cabin shelters that are basically uh four walls and a roof log cabins with a concrete floor and a picnic table in them and a ceiling fan and screened uh windows Choices: 1. Log cabins are simple but they are comfortable. 2. Log cabins are fancy and extremely luxurious, aren't they? 3. There are windows, a fan, a picnic table and a concrete floor in the log cabins.
Output: 1
Statement: Kanazawa is still considered an archetypal castle town, even though the university now occupies the spot once dominated by the long-destroyed castle. Choices: 1. Kanazawa was a town with five castles in it. 2. Kanazawa's castle still stands in all its glory. 3. Kanazawa is a castle town.
Output: 1
Statement: I've told Mary to keep them apart if she can. 62 "Will she be able to do so?" Choices: 1. Mary's been told to keep them apart, though there's some question as to her ability to do so.  2. Mary's been told to keep them apart, though she has no intention of doing so.  3. Mary's been told to keep them together; a task which seems to be well within her capabilities. 
Output: 2
Statement: (And where is a percontativus now that I need one?) Choices: 1. A percontativus is difficult to find at a reasonable price. 2. When I need a percontativus, where is it? 3. I found a percontativus when I needed it.
Output: 1
Statement: Or, maybe higher savings wouldn't really increase growth. Choices: 1. For the economy it's better to spend than to save. 2. Certainly, higher savings would really increase growth. 3. Or, maybe growth wouldn't really increase due to higher savings.
Output: 1
Statement: The Forbes campaign claims that more than 160 stations in 45 states carry this commentary. Choices: 1. All 50 states carry this commentary. 2. This commentary is popular and receives high ratings. 3. This commentary is carried in almost all the states.
Output: 2
Statement: He admitted that, for all he was capable of doing, he operated on only five patients per week. Choices: 1. He never admitted that he operated only on five patients a week. 2. He operated on only five patients per week, for all he was capable of doing, as he admitted. 3. Operating on many patients a week can be very profitable.
Output: 3
Statement: The LSC was once the funding agency for the Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program Corp. in Charleston. Choices: 1. The organization once provided them funding. 2. The funding agency gives them more now than they did in the past. 3. They no longer were able to provide funding.
Output: 3
Statement: or even making the play-offs so that doesn't doesn't help you in the draft Choices: 1. Making the playoffs puts you in a better position for the draft. 2. Making they playoffs doesn't help you in the draft because those are unrelated things. 3. Making they playoffs doesn't help you in the draft.
Output: 2
Statement: The problem, though, is bridesmaids. Choices: 1. The problem is the bridesmaids and groomsmen 2. The problem is the bridesmaids. 3. The problem is the groomsmen.
Output: 1
Statement: Lambert Ham and uh Stallworth and Swan Choices: 1. Lambert Ham and Stallworth and Swan were picked. 2. Lambert Ham but not Swan. 3. Lambert Ham and Stallworth and Swan
Output: 1
Statement: I'm giving the dogs free run of the pantry. Choices: 1. The dogs can have whatever they want in the pantry.  2. The dogs are not allowed in the pantry.  3. The pantry was full of dog treats. 
Output: 3
Statement: And hindsight is easy. Choices: 1. Hindsight is easy in hindsight. 2. Hindsight is easy. 3. Hindsight is hard.
Output: 1
Statement: First, they must model the dispersion and transport of pollutants through the atmosphere. Choices: 1. They must not model the dispersion of pollutants through the atmosphere in the first place. 2. They must model the dispersion of pollutants through the atmosphere in the first place. 3. They must model the dispersion of pollutants through the atmosphere in the first place, said the biologist.
Output: 3
Statement: And all in the shadow of the Duomo, most grandiose of Italy's Flamboyant Gothic cathedrals. Choices: 1. The Duomo is done in a hyper-modern style. 2. Florence is dominated by the Gothic architecture of the Duomo, the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, which is the finest example of its kind in Italy. 3. The Duomo, Italy's greatest example of Gothic architecture, dominates the landscape.
Output: 2
Statement: The ad displays information in a format similar to a stock ticker. Choices: 1. The ad had no apparent format at all. 2. The format of the ad was like that of a stock ticker. 3. The format of the toy ad was like that of a stock ticker.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah course the ozone is up there so Choices: 1. The ozone is down there.  2. The ozone is up there and is disappearing.  3. The ozone is up there. 
Output: 2
Statement: For example, the Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions is published in the Federal Register twice each year by the Regulatory Information Service Center (RISC), 1 and provides uniform reporting of data on regulatory activities under development throughout the federal government. Choices: 1. The Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions has been an active part of development through federal government.  2. Te co-relation between government and Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions does not exist.  3. Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions also works with the state government to implement changes.
Output: 3
Statement: so you so what's your what's the solution then Choices: 1. Since you know all about high-end nuclear explosives, what's the solution? 2. Then what's your answer to the problem? 3. You don't know the solution then.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah especially on a real hilly course Choices: 1. Yes, particularly when the course is hilly. 2. Yes, particularly when the course is hilly and windy. 3. No, only on a flat course.
Output: 2
Statement:  Then they passed over a town, flying low. Choices: 1. They flew quite low over the town. 2. They passed over the town, but they barely noticed it because it was so high. 3. They passed over the town flying much lower than they should have.
Output: 3
Statement: Constantine added new city walls, following a plan he claimed to have been given by Christ in a vision, and commissioned a grand central forum decorated with a triumphal column as well as several other monuments. Choices: 1. Constantine's plan to add new walls to the city was inspired by a religious vision. 2. Constantine did not build anything in the city. 3. The new city walls made it safe from invasion.
Output: 3
Statement: that's right If i have a problem discipline you know i think now boy i really need to get out you know and apply something you know and i screw around and don't do it or wait too long or something that's right Choices: 1. I never have any problems with discipline because I motivate myself very easily. 2. I have self-control problems where I know I have to do something, but instead, I wait or screw around. 3. When I have someone else to give me a push, I find it much easier to get out and do the thing.
Output: 3
Statement: Perhaps there's a third way, and that's just to admit that we're incapable of being logically rigorous about issues involving the unconceived. Choices: 1. There are two other ways before this third way. 2. We're incapable of admitting that we're incapable. 3. Logic should always be the driving force of thought.
Output: 2
Statement: The western approach to Port Antonio is characterized by huge groves of banana plants, which in earlier times made the town one of the richest in the Caribbean. Choices: 1. Port Antonio used to be one the richest towns in the Caribbean. 2. No banana has ever been grown or sold in Port Antonio.  3. Port Antonio used to feature huge groves of banana plants, but there are no longer any.
Output: 3
Statement: Inside, left of the baptismal font and altar, is Pisa's greatest work of sculpture, a hexagonal marble pulpit by Nicola Pisano, father of the Giovanni who designed the cathedral pulpit. Choices: 1. Nicola Pisano designed the hexagonal pulpit left of the baptismal font. 2. Many other workers and designers besides Nicola Pisano worked on the inside area. 3. The hexagonal marble pulpit was designed by Leonardo da Vinci.
Output: 2
Statement: you can't drive a standard Choices: 1. You should learn before trying to drive a standard.  2. You don't know how to drive standard.  3. You already know how to drive a standard. 
Output: 1
Statement: The women are also responsible for one other characteristic of Indian  architecture  cow-dung patties which are preserved and kept for fuel and artfully shaped into mounds with shapes that differ from region to region, some of them resembling a Buddhist stupa, a Hindu gopuram, or even a Moslem minaret. Choices: 1. The cow-dung patties are an efficient fuel source. 2. Women are not permitted to touch the cow dung patties. 3. Cow-dung patties can be shaped into a variety of traditional shapes.
Output: 1
Statement: Okay, I thought, this is getting ridiculous. Choices: 1. It was still going normally. 2. I thought it was getting ludicrous. 3. There was a lot going on at the same time.
Output: 3