niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: It is miraculously  Speech is digitized, packet-ized, and sent over the Net, for no more than the cost of online access. Choices: 1. Speech is sent over the Net, then packet-ized and then digitized, in that order. 2. Online calls are as cheap as telephone calls nowadays. 3. For no more than the cost of online access, Speech is digitized, packet-ized and sent over the Net.
Output: 2
Statement: Another reporter asked, How do you think your supporters are going to respond to all this? Choices: 1.  Another reporter asked, How do you think your supporters are going to respond to all this? 2. The reporter did not ask any questions. 3. The reporter had asked four questions by then.
Output: 3
Statement: Two pistoleers were manageable but unknown shooters killing man after man would shake the best commander. Choices: 1. The commander's men were all kept safe. 2. Seventy men were gunned down. 3. Many men were shot and killed.
Output: 2
Statement: First, the President and Congress designed the Acid Rain Program to focus on reducing the SO2 emissions that cause acid deposition and translated the emission reduction goal into a nationwide cap on emissions from electric generating sources. Choices: 1. The Acid Rain Program wanted to reduce SO2 emissions. 2. The Acid Rain Program wanted to reduce SO2 emissions by 40%. 3. The Acid Rain Program wanted to increase SO2 emissions.
Output: 2
Statement: VBA's Senior Executive Performance Plans41 Performance Elements41 Performance Standards for Elements42 Performance Standards for Summary Ratings43 Revisions to the Fiscal Year 2002 Performance Plans44 Choices: 1. In 2002 there were revisions made to the fiscal year performance plans. 2. No revisions were made for fiscal year 2002 and the performance plans were scrapped. 3. VBA's performance in 2001 exceeded the expectations of senior executives.
Output: 3
Statement: For every 200 successful [alternative exam] takers, the courts would have 30,000 pro bono hours of service, to be utilized as the courts found most compelling. Choices: 1. Courts would have 30,000 pro bono service hours for every 200 successful takers.  2. The courts would get no pro bono hours of service, ever, at all.  3. As the takers increased, the hours would double. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh not that i can think of um i think i'm under my quota a little bit i need it if i if i make a phone call or two Choices: 1. I think I'm under my quota; I need to make a phone call or two to meet it.  2. I've exceeded my quota.  3. I might have reached my quota but I'm not sure. 
Output: 3
Statement: I spoke poorly the other day. Choices: 1. I couldn't say a word because my throat was too dry. 2. I couldn't speak well. 3. I talked for hours on end.
Output: 1
Statement: well i think also you know in the the if men are home during the day they're they're um they might be unemployed men who might be more apt to um Choices: 1. I think men aren't at home during the day because all of them have jobs. 2. The types of men at home during the day, like the unemployed, could be better targets. 3. Unemployed men like to talk to door-to-door salesmen.
Output: 3
Statement: and he can even be in movies that are not uh uh  sexually oriented and he still comes off great Choices: 1. He frequently goes to the movies on the weekend. 2. He goes to sexually orientated movies.  3. He goes to the movies, but not to sexual ones. 
Output: 1
Statement: because uh my father and i in like back in eighty three we went camping uh camping down the Appalachian Trail Choices: 1. The trail was dangerous and infested with bugs. 2. My dad and I camped along the Appalachian Trail. 3. My dad took me camping in the desert.
Output: 1
Statement: How perceptive is she to have seen its merit. Choices: 1. She didn't see any merit in it.  2. She is extremely observant and notices everything.  3. She saw its merit, so how perceptive is she?
Output: 2
Statement: Those days were bright and full of promise, and they can come again. Choices: 1. It will be very easy to get back to that place. 2. We can get back to a place that is full of promise. 3. Those days were horrible and should not be repeated.
Output: 1
Statement: The chief executive officers (CEO) of leading organizations understand the important role the CFO and the finance organization play in improving the entity's overall business performance. Choices: 1. The CEO is supported by the CFO, but the CFO does not actively improve overall business operations. 2. The CFO has a significant role in improving the business. 3. The CFO gets a bonus related to business metrics.
Output: 3
Statement: Red and Slim found the two strange little animals the morning after they heard the thunder sounds. Choices: 1. The following morning, they found two strange animals. 2. Red and Slim found nothing strange the next day. 3. The animals were like nothing they had ever seen before.
Output: 3
Statement: As a result, our estimates are based on the best available methods of benefits transfer. Choices: 1. Something led to the estimates being based on the best available methods. 2. Starting in 2012 the estimates were being based on the best available methods. 3. The estimates have never and never will be based on the best available methods.
Output: 2
Statement: followed by payment authorization. Choices: 1. Preceded by payment authorisation. 2. There was payment authorisation coming up soon. 3. Payment authorisation came next.
Output: 2
Statement: With the personal saving rate around zero or negative, economists have questioned the relevance of the NIPA personal saving measure. Choices: 1. NIPA is only one of several methods of measuring personal savings. 2. Economics are certain that NIPA is more relevant today than it has ever been. 3. Some economists are not sure the NIPA is relevant these days.
Output: 1
Statement: The entrance path leads past the ticket desk to a shady tea-garden outside the main portal, which is surrounded by architectural frag?Ϳέents from the fifth-century church built by Theodosius; an excavated area to the left of the door reveals a part of this earlier building. Choices: 1. Ruins of the fifth-century church surround the tea-garden. 2. Nothing remains of the church that Theodosius built in the fifth century. 3. Visitors having tea in the garden can admire fragments of ancient carved pillars.
Output: 3
Statement: Opinion was varied about the merits of Clinton's performance. Choices: 1. The people had differing views regarding Clinton.  2. Majority of Americans loved the way Clinton ran things.  3. Americans have a unanimous thought about President Clinton. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh that ice storm yeah yeah i talked to somebody about two weeks ago from Rochester and same story they uh they really had a lot of damage from uh ice and all that Choices: 1. I spoke with someone from Rochester and they had a lot of damage from the ice storm but nobody got hurt. 2. I spoke with someone from Rochester and they had a lot of damage from the ice storm.  3. I spoke with someone from Florida and they said the weather was great.
Output: 1
Statement: so i i wouldn't tolerate that Choices: 1. So I was patient enough to take it. 2. So I would not stand for that. 3. So I would not take any of that, and had to leave.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, there it is, you see what you are pitting yourselves against?  Choices: 1. You are going against a very dangerous element. 2. Can you see what you are making yourself go against? 3. You are putting yourself in an easy and visible situation
Output: 1
Statement: GAO treats work that is directed by congressional mandates differently from congressional requests. Choices: 1. GAO is required by law to follow congressional mandates. 2. Congressional mandates and congressional requests are treated equally by GOA. 3. GAO distinguishes between congressional mandates and congressional requests.
Output: 1
Statement: When his friends appear on his show, they get treated no better than some war criminal with whom he is not acquainted. Choices: 1. His friends are war criminals and deserve incarceration. 2. War criminals deserve the same amount of respect as his friends. 3. His friends are often treated like war criminals.
Output: 2
Statement: Strangely enough, I can give evidence that will demolish one contention of the prosecution. Choices: 1. I can prove nothing about the prosecution's arguments. 2. I can prove that John was not the murderer. 3. I can prove that one contention of the other side is false.
Output: 2
Statement: 8 trillion dollars in fiscal year 2000. Choices: 1. 8 trillion dollars for the fiscal year 2000 probably refers to the national debt. 2. 10 trillion dollars in fiscal year 2000. 3. For the fiscal year 2000, the sum was 8 trillion dollars.
Output: 1
Statement: They were wrong, the gold soon ran out. Choices: 1. They did not expect the gold to finish. 2. The gold was endless in supply. 3. The gold did not last forever.
Output: 1
Statement: But the university keeps the spirit of the town young and cosmopolitan. Choices: 1. The spirit of the town is young and cosmopolitan thanks in part to the university. 2. The spirit of the town is old and run-down due to the university. 3. The university also keeps the spirit of the town lavish and regal.
Output: 3
Statement: Consistent with generally accepted government auditing standards, GAO prefers using published products to communicate the final results of its work because they Choices: 1.  GAO doesn't prefer using published products to communicate the final results of its work 2.  GAO prefers using published products to communicate the final results of its work 3.  GAO prefers using published pictures of chicken, rather than taking their own.
Output: 3
Statement: right yeah like if you're convicted of a certain crime you automatically get so many years it's not a discretionary thing Choices: 1. If you're convicted of a crime, you'll get a sentence that lasts 25 years, no matter what. 2. If you're convicted of a crime, you'll get a sentence. 3. There is a lot of flexibility in sentencing.
Output: 1
Statement: Miss Howard has previously made up a cock and bull story about him and Mrs. Raikes to account for his holding his tongue afterwards.  Choices: 1. No one believed the story that Miss Howard has made up. 2. Miss Howard has never made any suspicious stories. 3. He held his tongue, and Miss Howard made up a story to account for it.
Output: 1
Statement: The Shopping Avenger, while not identifying himself as the Shopping Avenger--this would have meant changing into his codpiece and cape in the business-class lounge--informed this poorly informed British Airways employee that the Shopping Avenger was America's foremost consumer advocate (this is a lie, but she's English, so what does she know?) Choices: 1. The Shopping Avenger is American. 2. Hi shopping adventure was not rewarding. 3. The SHopping Avenger is a funny character.
Output: 3
Statement: oh no you've talked enough oh  oh well it's been fun this is my first time to do it Choices: 1. I need you to talk to me a bit more.  2. This is my first time doing it and you've said enough. 3. You've said enough about the topic of cheese and I don't want to to hear anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: Been gittin' a little of it back, though, seems like. Choices: 1. Been getting a bit of it back, it seems. 2. Been losing it more and more, seems like. 3. Feeling better now that a bit of it's coming back.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't i think i think he's going to move i think he'll probably go he now Larry Johnson is definitely going to the pros Choices: 1. Nah, Larry Johnson will always be an amateur 2. Larry Johnson is definitely going to the professional league  3. Larry Johnson will become a pro this year
Output: 3
Statement: Nearby is the Macau Cultural Ceter and the Museum of Art (open Tuesday Sunday 10am 7pm; closed Monday; small admission). Choices: 1. The Museum of Art and the Cultural Center are closed on Monday. 2. You can visit the Museum of Art any day of the week, twenty-four hours a day! 3. They are closed on Monday due to the low sales as people exhaustedly resume their jobs.
Output: 3
Statement: Others may not promote referral and treatment. Choices: 1. Some may dislike referrals  2. Others may not support referral and treatment  3. They all support referrals and treatment 
Output: 1
Statement: 4 To design such a review, appropriate to the research question, seek assistance from information technology specialists. Choices: 1. Information technology specialists should be used when appropriate. 2. Historically, information technology specialists' opinions have not been used. 3. Research questions' design is done with only the research team's input.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm calling us to renew our faith in each other. Choices: 1. Have faith in my ability to do this. 2. We should give each other more credit. 3. I don't think you can do it.
Output: 1
Statement: Of those found guilty, the majority were ordered to pay court costs, plus a $100 fine. Choices: 1. Most of the guilty had to pay court costs and a $100 fine  2. The guilty didn't have to pay any costs 3. The guilty got off easily 
Output: 3
Statement: Reporting will ordinarily include data in nominal dollars on investment for the year being reported upon and the preceding 4 years. Choices: 1. Reporting usually includes the data as measured by dollars on investment in innovation. 2. Reporting usually includes the data as measured by dollars on investment. 3. Reporting usually includes the data as measured by years on investment.
Output: 1
Statement: Primarily as a cost cutting option, more relaxed installation schedules of up to 36 months for a single FGD retrofit installation may be planned, but are not common. Choices: 1. They incur more costs if they wait 36 months. 2. They wanted to save as much money as possible. 3. They may take 36 months to complete.
Output: 2
Statement: Were these counterparts--mainly big banks and other institutional investors--simply naive? Choices: 1. The banks knew exactly what they were doing. 2. We think the banks were naive. 3. The banks were just naive.
Output: 1
Statement: Behavioral risk factors in emergency department  a multisite survey. Choices: 1. The multisite survey is going to be the first of many attempts to research the matter more thoroughly. 2. Substance abuse in Firefighting Departments, a single site survey. 3. A multisite survey that examines behavior risk factors within the context of emergency departments.
Output: 1
Statement: We also cannot stand their dog. Choices: 1. We love their dog. 2. Their dog is a Labrador. 3. We hate their dog.
Output: 2
Statement: The FBI denies this. Choices: 1. The FBI is in denial because they do not want to be in trouble. 2. The FBI admitted. 3. The FBI is in denial.
Output: 1
Statement: The number would be even higher for the new 8-hour ozone standard. Choices: 1. There is no new standard. 2. With the new standard the number would be higher. 3. The standard is too low.
Output: 3
Statement: Before me, there was nothing. Choices: 1. There used to be nothing, before. 2. I added onto what came before me. 3. I filled the void with life.
Output: 3
Statement: Barry agreed that difficult cases do take most of the time and resources currently spent on alcohol problems in the ED. Choices: 1. Most difficult cases indeed take most of the time. 2. Most cases take less than a week to complete. 3. The difficult cases do not take up much time.
Output: 2
Statement: Today you'll share your visit with hundreds of tourists, as the monastery is within easy reach of all the Sinai resorts, but not many venture up the slope to the top of Mount Sinai to visit the tiny chapel and take in the truly spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Choices: 1. The top of Mount Sinai is much less crowded than the monastery. 2. The view from Mount Sinai is poor and not worth the hike. 3. Hundreds of tourists are excited to be sharing a visit with one another.
Output: 3
Statement: TERMINAL DIVIDENDS - Dividends to policyholders calculated and paid upon termination of a contract, such as on death, surrender, or maturity. Choices: 1. Dividends are calculated and paid only upon death. 2. Dividends are calculated and paid when the contract is terminated more than a year later. 3. Dividends are calculated and paid when the contract is terminated.
Output: 2
Statement:  In either case, the locals set off into the hills more for the exercise than for the kill. Choices: 1. The kill is not the only attraction for heading off into the hills. 2. The locals are bloodthirsty and only care about the kill. 3. The hills are the best source of exercise in the area.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon looked at the desert ghost, unsure of the look in his eyes. Choices: 1. Jon thought that he might have made the ghost angry.  2. Jon wasn't sure about the look in the desert ghost's eyes.  3. Jon wasn't sure about the eyes of the ocean ghost. 
Output: 1
Statement: It is important to note that these data reflect in part the fact that pensions are not a universal source of retirement income as is Social Security. Choices: 1. The data reflects information about the pensions of retirees. 2. Pensions are not the only source of income after retirement. 3. Income after retirement comes solely from pensions.
Output: 1
Statement: (1) A specification or product that has been formallyreviewed and agreed upon that thereafter serves as Choices: 1. The specification of the person that has been reviewed in a formal way and agreed upon serves as  2. The specification of the product that has been reviewed in a formal way and agreed upon serves as, said the dictionary, 3. The specification of the product that has been reviewed in a formal way and agreed upon serves as 
Output: 2
Statement: He writes, Not the Jews but Marxism and Social Democracy served as the prime scapegoats of Nazi propaganda during their rise to power. Choices: 1. Jews were used as the primary scapegoats of the Nazis, while Marxism and Social Democracy were glorified. 2. Jews were not used as scapegoats in Nazi propaganda. 3. The Nazis used Marxism and Social Democracy as their scapegoats.
Output: 2
Statement: Knights of old placed their hands on this 12th-century sepulchre when they took their oaths. Choices: 1. The locals believed so much in the tradition that they obliged knights to keep their promises. 2. There was a law that prohibited knights to take oaths in the 12th-century. 3. The oaths were taken with hands placed on the 12th-century sepulchre.
Output: 1
Statement: in that other you know uh that i should do it or that or just to think about doing it rat her than having someone  tell him to do it i know that was a big thing in our house for a long time was that if i wanted my husband to do something to help Choices: 1. I had trouble asking my husband do do things around the house, so I usually just did things myself. 2. I have no problem asking my husband to help me out around the house; he has plenty of spare time! 3. My husband has been so overworked lately that I can't bring myself to ask him to do much around here.
Output: 3
Statement: The current Clean Air Act has been enormously successful, but we can do better. Choices: 1. The clean air act is the best it could be  2. The clean air act is good 3. The clean air act is successful but could be better
Output: 2
Statement: yeah exactly i i um i just went out and got a new VCR yesterday Choices: 1. I got a new VCR the day before today. 2. I got a new VCR to watch some old tapes. 3. I only got a new DVD player yesterday.
Output: 2
Statement: Remember when he looked us in the eye? Choices: 1. He never looked them in the eye.  2. He looked them in the eye.  3. He angrily looked them in the eye. 
Output: 3
Statement: From the 12th to the 16th centuries, Toledo was a center of Jewish poets, historians, and philosophers. Choices: 1. The Toledo was a center of Jewish poets in the 21st century. 2. The Jewish poets were more significant than the historians. 3. Toledo was a center of historians from the 12th to the 16th century.
Output: 2
Statement: Election slogans, insults, obscene drawings the tradition continued today is millennia old. Choices: 1. Everything in the election campaign is traditional. 2. Election slogans are a relatively new concept. 3. Election traditions are fun.
Output: 3
Statement: This frequently results in roadside boxes being clustered where the carrier's line of travel intersects with roads not on the line of travel. Choices: 1. Carriers don't care that there is roadside boxes clustering up. 2. There are never any cases of roadside boxes being clustered. 3. Roadside boxes are frequently clustered where there's an intersection with the carrier's line of travel and roads not in use.
Output: 1
Statement: His first instinct was to flee but he found himself running to the man instead. Choices: 1. He ran towards the angry man. 2. He ran towards the guy. 3. He ran far away from it all.
Output: 1
Statement: When Greuze says something like: 'Your head is on the line,' he really means it. Choices: 1. Greuze doesn't mean anything of the things he says. 2. Greuze is a military back dictator. 3. He really means it when he says 'Your head is on the line'.
Output: 2
Statement: no there uh well let's see i never use thought about football too much yet Choices: 1. I have thought extensively about football at this point. 2. I haven't gave football much thought yet. 3. I never thought too much about football because I'm not old enough yet.
Output: 3
Statement: We miss him, damn it! Choices: 1. We really miss him a lot! 2. We have hardly even noticed that he is gone. 3. He was so important to us.
Output: 3
Statement: I had seen the Voth witches during the war. Choices: 1. Voth witches cast scary spells in the war. 2. Voth witches were in the war. 3. The Voth witches never arrived to fight in the war.
Output: 1
Statement: The preamble to the final rule contains the full text of the Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis. Choices: 1. The preamble contains a lot of relevant information. 2. The complete text of the Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis can be found in the preamble. 3. You won't find any information in the preamble, it's completely empty.
Output: 1
Statement: so oh i don't know now if i want to see it now it's like now i'll probably wait until it's either at the dollar movie or on video Choices: 1. I don't have enough money to buy the standard movie ticket. 2. I am going to watch it in the theater as soon as it comes out. 3. I think I will wait until it comes out on video.
Output: 1
Statement: The phrase present in the United States appears to have originated in proposed legislation that would have expanded the categories of aliens eligible for LSC funded representation. Choices: 1. Aliens eligible for LSC funded representation are regarded as citizens of the U.S. 2. The U.S. does not have any aliens eligible for LSC funded representation. 3. There is a special category for aliens eligible for LSC funded representation.
Output: 1
Statement: Examples of measures of efforts are dollars, employee-hours, and square feet of building space. Choices: 1. There are examples of measures of efforts. 2. There are examples of measures of money. 3. There are examples of measures of efforts that the company must take into account.
Output: 3
Statement: In running the empire effectively, the British installed railways, better roads, the telegraph, and stamp-post. Choices: 1. The British installed railways and better roads, that produced an effective empire that lasted until now. 2. The British installed railways and better roads, that produced an effective empire. 3. The British installed wayback machines that produced an effective empire.
Output: 1
Statement: the orthopedist called it a uh basketball injury where the ankle just rolls under you and it snapped Choices: 1. There have no ankle injuries during basketball matches. 2. The ankle can sometimes roll and snap during a basketball match. 3. Orthopedists can diagnose basketball related injuries.
Output: 2
Statement: yep exactly i like things that uh you know two people can do but i like the quiet of doing things away you know kind of gives you some space for yourself and that's what i find in making the dolls and things that it gives me something that i can create and i like to crochet and knit i made some afghans and that kind of stuff i like doing things with my hands Choices: 1. I always make afghans when I crochet or knit. 2. I don't enjoy creating anything by hand. 3. You enjoy activities that are with another person and activities where I am by myself.
Output: 1
Statement: They are a very astute and unscrupulous pair.  Choices: 1. They often fight with each other over small issues. 2. Both of them are intelligent and willing to do anything. 3. They are very slow, but they have strong scruples.
Output: 1
Statement: A substantial body of published scientific literature recognizes a correlation between elevated fine particulate matter and increased incidence of illness and premature mortality. Choices: 1. Lung damage is one of the primary sources of such health problems. 2. Illnesses and mortality are linked with higher levels of fine particulate matter. 3. Scientific literature if clear that there is no health danger from air pollution.
Output: 1
Statement: 'I really don't see why you're so impressed,' Derry said. Choices: 1. Derry didn't know  why the acrobats impressed you so much.  2. Derry said that he wasn't sure why you were impressed.  3. Derry knew why the man was so impressed.
Output: 1
Statement: It isn't true!  Choices: 1. Nobody knows the truth. 2. That's not true. 3. That's correct.
Output: 1
Statement: For current listings of all resort entertainment, pick up a free copy of Showbiz Weekly or What's On In Las Vegas, the two most comprehensive visitor guides. Choices: 1. The two most comprehensive visitor guides have listings of resort entertainment. 2. Showbiz Weekly does not contain listings of resort entertainment. 3. Showbiz Weekly and What's On In Las Vegas are guides that are mostly dedicated to listing resort entertainment.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, a written authorization that a computer system is secure and is permitted to operate in a defined environment. Choices: 1. The written authorization allows the computer to be secure in it's environment. 2. The written authorization confirms the computer is secure. 3. The written authorization does nothing in terms of computer security.
Output: 1
Statement: In the Upper Basilica, reopened in 2000 after intense round-the-clock restoration, Cimabue's works in the apse and left transept have turned black, looking like photo negatives because of the oxidized white lead in his paints, yet you can still feel the intensity of the crowd's anguish in his Crucifixion, blessedly untouched by the earthquake's damaging force. Choices: 1. The white lead in the paint of Cimabue's work has oxidized and turned black. 2. The Upper Basilica was never reopened because of the extensive damage. 3. The earthquake damaged everything but Cimabue's works, which were left untouched.
Output: 3
Statement: Expensive clothes: suits, ties and sunglasses all in black. Choices: 1. It was simpler to dress each morning since everything matched. 2. All the items of clothing were one color. 3. Every item of clothing was white.
Output: 1
Statement:  Gateway of India still describes the main function of Mumbai, known until 1995 as Bombay. Choices: 1. Mumbai changed its name to Bombay in 1995. 2. Mumbai was always meant to be the Gateway to India. 3. Mumbai is still considered the Gateway of India.
Output: 2
Statement: Israeli schoolchildren make the long climb to swell national pride, and army recruits are sworn in here with the words Masada shall not fall again.  Choices: 1. Israeli schoolchildren make the traditional climb once a year. 2. Young Israeli students boost national pride by making the climb. 3. The climb is too difficult for children, so only adults are allowed up.
Output: 1
Statement: Can you bomb a nation into compliance with U.N. resolutions? Choices: 1. The UN can do just about anything.  2. You can't bomb anyone into submission! 3. Can you bomb a nation to get them to listen to the UN?
Output: 1
Statement: I just needed equipment. Choices: 1. All I had to have was equipment.  2. I discovered I did not need any equipment.  3. The equipment I needed would be hard to come by. 
Output: 3
Statement: How wide a jail cell has to be before it constitutes cruel and unusual punishment. Choices: 1. Jail cells have to get pretty small to be considered cruel and unusual punishment. 2. Jail cells these days are massive. 3. How large a jail cell must be before it is considered cruel and unusual punishment.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah the Bombay uh actually went through one of the screens last week trying to get out uh so i had to go round her up Choices: 1. Luckily, the Bombay missed the screen. 2. The Bombay had went through the screen. 3. The Bombay destroyed the screen completely.
Output: 3
Statement: Moreover, the analysis anticipates the use of banked allowances made possible by early emissions reductions achieved in the years 2002 through 2006 (as requested in the Senate letter). Choices: 1. Senate didn't request for anything, because it was closed that day. 2. As requested in the Senate later, the analysis anticipates the use of banked allowances made possible by early emissions reductions achieved in the years 2002 through 2006. 3. Senate's request has helped some very important information to be revealed to the public.
Output: 3
Statement: i just know i hated it but i took up trumpet after that and ended up playing in the University of Wisconsin marching band Choices: 1. I enjoyed being part of the University of Wisconsin marching band. 2. I was never accepted into the University of Wisconsin marching band. 3. I played trumpet in the University of Wisconsin marching band.
Output: 1
Statement: One of her more comical tics is to repeat a concept over and over, uncritically, until it takes on an almost physical presence, like a parody of a Platonic ideal. Choices: 1. Repeating a concept over and over can make it seem like it has a physical presence. 2. She has no comical tics and never attempts humor. 3. Most people find this comedic routine to be silly.
Output: 3
Statement: Driving a car along the hairpin curves on mountain roads and coastal lanes, getting sprayed by waterfalls and constantly rewarded with spectacular vistas can be an exhilarating experience, but Madeira is best viewed by getting out of the car or bus and exploring on two feet. Choices: 1. Exploring Madeira by car can be good, but it's much more rewarding to explore on foot. 2. Madeira should be explored on foot only. 3. It's better to explore Madeira from within a car or bus.
Output: 2
Statement: Not only was it not Fri. Choices: 1. It wasn't Friday but a lot of people were running. 2. It was friday and the weekend as well 3. It wasn't Friday.
Output: 1
Statement: These views may make conflicts longer and more bloody than they would otherwise be. Choices: 1. These views do a lot to speed up the introduction of peace and reduce casualties in conflict. 2. Conflicts are usually quite short without these views.  3. These views can increase the intensity of conflict unnecessarily.
Output: 2
Statement: And frankly, we do not pursue state planning because we want our naysayers to believe that LSC has reformed itself. Choices: 1. We plan on pursuing state planning. 2. We do not pursue state planning because we want our naysayers to believe that LSC has reformed itself. 3. People doubt that LSC has reformed itself.
Output: 3
Statement: The differences in slopes and intercepts reflect population differences. Choices: 1. The differences in slopes and intercepts reflect some population differences, depending on the area. 2. The differences in slopes and blocks reflect population differences. 3. The differences in slopes and intercepts do not reflect population differences.
Output: 1
Statement: After Kailasa, the Jain caves (numbers 30 34), excavated between the eighth and 13th centuries, will come as an anti-climax and this despite the considerable prowess of their sculptors. Choices: 1. The Jain caves have been excavated despite being beautiful once. 2. The Jain caves were raped and pillaged for the riches found there. 3. The caves were excavated between the 7th and 14 centuries.
Output: 2
Statement: The brunt of these cuts will be felt most in Wayne County where according to the census some 333,000 poor people live, the largest concentration of poverty in the state. Choices: 1. Wayne County is the poorest county in the state by far. 2. Wayne County is a very affluent county. 3. Wayne County is among the poorest in the state.
Output: 1
Statement:   If the general funds would have been used to redeem federal debt held by the public or acquire nonfederal financial assets, national saving initially would be unchanged because personal saving would increase by the amount that government saving decreases. Choices: 1. General funds could be used to redeem federal debt held by the public. 2. National savings would initially change as both personal and government savings would increase. 3. Government savings is mostly spent on statues and buildings.
Output: 3
Statement: but if i had to pick one i would probably pick Sam Huff as a matter of fact Choices: 1. I would pick Sam Huff as my favorite player. 2. I would most likely choose Brett Favre.  3. I would most likely pick Sam Huff.
Output: 1
Statement: that i taught physical education Choices: 1. I never have worked as a teacher. 2. I was a PE instructor. 3. I was very good at my job.
Output: 3
Statement: To News Quiz participants, Wal-Mart means sweatshop labor and easily available guns, but it's so much more. Choices: 1. Wal-Mart also has dazzling views of poorly-dressed obese rednecks. 2. To News Quiz participants, Wal-Mart means artisan crafts and hard-to-obtain firearms. 3. Wal-Mart is synonymous with cheap labor and quick access to firearms.
Output: 1
Statement: gee that's too bad Choices: 1. Gee, that is really terrible. 2. I really feel sorry for them. 3. I see no problem with that at all.
Output: 2
Statement: The harder it is to maintain privacy, the easier it is to catch thieves. Choices: 1. Thieves thrive on their privacy, without it, they are easier to catch. 2. It is easier to catch thieves when there is little privacy. 3. The less private we are, the less thieves we catch.
Output: 1
Statement: The surrounding park includes the Talbot Botanic Gardens, 8 hectares (20 acres) of walled gardens and glasshouses with thousands of plant species. Choices: 1. The park is just 1 acre. 2. The park has 17 kinds of orchids. 3. THe park has beautiful gardens.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm darned if she did! shouted Julius. Choices: 1. Julius exclaimed, "I'll be damned if she did that!" 2. Julius was threatening to do something bad to her if she did something he didn't want her to do. 3. Julius was perfectly fine with letting her do what she wants.
Output: 2
Statement: Under the requirements of the Computer Security Act, NIST is responsible for establishing standards for federal computer systems that process sensitive but unclassified information. Choices: 1. NIST is also responsible for computing systems dealing with classified information. 2. NIST is not responsible for establishing federal computer system standards at all. 3. The Computer Security Act has requirements relating to sensitive information.
Output: 1
Statement: The heavy mass came straight for him, its treads churning like great teeth reaching for him. Choices: 1. The huge mass barreled right at him, the treads appearing as massive teeth. 2. The gunmetal gray steel of the tank was stained with the blood of its victims. 3. The monstrous mass turned away, passing onto another path on the road. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Three Shires Stone at the roadside marks the meeting place of the historic shires of Lancashire, Cumberland, and Westmoreland. Choices: 1. The Three Shires don't really stand for anything, it's just something an intoxicated beggar put up on a whim. 2. The Three Shires Stone are markers for Lancashire, Cumberland, and Westmoreland. 3. They are fond of assigning symbolic stones to historic shires.
Output: 3
Statement:     VII   The fall of the sun was seemingly endless. Choices: 1. The fall of the sun took a long time. 2. The sun fell out of the sky in an instant. 3. After a while, the horizon turned pitch black.
Output: 3
Statement: uh you know you get them you clean them up you know get the uh mold line off Choices: 1. You cannot clean them up. 2. You can spend years cleaning them up. 3.  you clean them up.
Output: 2
Statement: Four distinct peoples once inhabited the land now known as  the Picts in the north, the Britons in the southwest, the invading Angles in the southeast, and the Scots in the west. Choices: 1. Four different peoples made up the British Isles. 2. The land was inhabited by a single tribe. 3. Four different peoples once lived in the land.
Output: 1
Statement:  Peninsular Eurasians and indigenous Christian converts in Sarawak and Sabah celebrate with Good Friday processions, the most famous being organized by the Portuguese community of Melaka at St. Peter's Church. Choices: 1. Good Friday isn't an important religious holiday to people in Sarawak and Sabah. 2. Three separate churches organize Good Friday processions every year. 3. The Portuguese worshippers at St. Peter's Church organize a Good Friday procession every year.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh i i'm not i'm not saying that that wouldn't have happened anyway but it would have been nice if there had been somebody to come around and take care of the little things you know like the like the yard work and little repairs and painting and stuff like that Choices: 1. It would be nice if someone would take care of the little chores. 2. It would be nice if someone would come talk to me while I do the work. 3. It would be nice if someone would take care of the little chores so I have more time to do the big stuff.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, as traditionalists such as Ball acknowledge, private investments--even the broad-based, relatively conservative portfolios selected by insurance companies and banks--do offer significantly better returns than government bonds. Choices: 1. He concurred that the private investments were more sound than the bonds. 2. He sold all his bonds to pay for tuition. 3. He did not have any government bonds.
Output: 3
Statement: The Hittite Empire eventually collapsed following invasion from the west by the Achaeans, the Phrygians, and a mysterious force known only as the  Sea People.   Choices: 1. The Hittite Empire finally collapsed due to invasion. 2. The Hittite empire was finally defeated by the Chinese empire. 3. The enemy forces that invaded the Hittite had a thirst for money and slaves.
Output: 3
Statement: The united countries defeated the Teutonic Knights at the Battle of Grunwald in 1410 and repelled Germanic eastward expansion. Choices: 1. The Battle of Grunwald was fought in 2010. 2. The Germanic invasion was stopped at the Battle of Grunwald in 1410. 3. Lithuania and Poland joined forces to fight the Teutonic Knights in Grunwald.
Output: 3
Statement: Almost everything is quoted in US dollars, but, of course, you can pay in French francs or Netherlands Antilles guilders. Choices: 1. The shops have prices in dollars since most of their business is from American tourists. 2. The quoted prices are given in francs. 3. The prices can be paid in francs even though the prices are in dollars.
Output: 1
Statement: Still the center of a small Armenian community, there's a busy street market and, in a cool, tree-shaded garden, an open air colonnaded church. Choices: 1. There is a church, garden with trees and a busy street market in this small Armenian community.  2. This is a large Armenian community but there is no market or church.  3. There is also a children's playground and a post office here. 
Output: 3
Statement: You could say that McCain is to be faulted for not working out a better education proposal in the first place. Choices: 1. McCain succeeded in working a better education proposal out. 2. McCain failed to work a better education proposal out. 3. McCain failed to work a better education proposal out, but many people liked him anyway.
Output: 3
Statement: and yes well right outside in uh Falls Church Virginia Choices: 1. Inside of Falls Church. 2. Close to Falls Church. 3. Falls Church is a nice city.
Output: 3
Statement: If it wasn't for the grant, we couldn't continue to do the work we are doing. Choices: 1. If the grant had not been approved, we would still be able to continue our work with funds from other sources. 2. We would have to stop our work without the grant. 3. The grant was announced as the program was running out of funds.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, the last number in Column (11) shows that for, the same time period, total First-Class Mail volume increased by 2.0 percent annually. Choices: 1. Column 11 shows a decrease in First-Class Mail over the same time period. 2. The last number in Column 11 shows increase in First-Class Mail. 3. Column 11 shows 11,000,000 first class stamps were used in January.
Output: 3
Statement: I couldn't get much. Choices: 1. I have received too much. 2. I did not receive much. 3. I was not expecting anything.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that yeah Choices: 1. Yes, that.   2. No, not that.   3. Not this.  
Output: 3
Statement: In spring the countryside is covered with the pink and white of almond blossoms, but the road is for all seasons, with groves of gnarled olive trees alongside it, their leaves blowing silver in the evening light. Choices: 1. The colors of almond blossoms in the spring are pink and white. 2. The road has been used for trade and travel since pre-Roman times. 3. Along the road lie only thick stone walls and dried mud, not a single instance of flora to be found. 
Output: 2
Statement: The following year, Chavez's organization, United Farm Workers, released a seminal study addressing the health effects of pesticides on farmworkers. Choices: 1. Chavez's organization released a study of the health effects on farmers. 2. There has been no evidence of adverse health effects involving pesticides. 3. Farmworkers are more prone to health problems than other job fields due to the pesticides.
Output: 3
Statement: This is in pursuit of a case about the invasion of privacy, remember. Choices: 1. After it was learned where the information came from, the lawsuit was filled for the clients invasion of privacy. 2. The case was about invasion of privacy. 3. Not one persons privacy was ever invaded
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i i think usually as a general rule the best man wins most of the time Choices: 1. The under-qualified candidate is usually the runaway winner.  2. The best man for the job is not always the most qualified. 3. The best man usually wins. 
Output: 2
Statement: The final rule establishes performance goals to be achieved by the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network to improve the effectiveness and equity of the Nation's transplantation system. Choices: 1. The final rule helps effectiveness in the long term. 2. Performance goals improve overall effectiveness. 3. The final rule does not establish performance goals.
Output: 1
Statement: After all, he's just a newspaper columnist. Choices: 1. He has always been a newspaper columnist. 2. He is a traveling rock show photographer. 3. He is but a newspaper columnist.
Output: 1
Statement: He was hoisted up onto the back of another horse. Choices: 1. After his horse collapsed, he was hoisted on another. 2. He mounted another camel. 3. He mounted another horse.
Output: 1
Statement: The Germans constructed walled Jewish ghettoes in Warsaw and Krakew. Choices: 1. Citizens living outside the ghettoes were not allowed to visit the areas.  2. Walled Jewish ghettoes were established by the Germans in Warsaw and Krakew.  3. The Germans constructed a Jewish ghetto in Berlin. 
Output: 1
Statement: It was built in 1929 by William Wrigley, the chewing gum magnate. Choices: 1. William Wrigley was proud of it. 2. William Wrigley built it in 1929. 3. William Wrigley was a chocolate magnet.
Output: 1
Statement: um that's what we the insurance that we have right now when we were in Colorado they had um a different type of HMO there that i really liked a lot Choices: 1. The insurance HMOs in Colorado are very likable. 2. Colorado only has terrible insurance HMOs. 3. The insurance HMOs in Colorado are very likable because they are inexpensive.
Output: 3
Statement: Natalia also raised an eyebrow in my direction. Choices: 1. Natalia had her eyebrow raised toward me.  2. Natalia did not do anything with her eye brows.  3. Natalia raised her eyebrow because she wasn't sure if I was lying. 
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah it's wood sided it has sheetrock everywhere and uh you know so it's quieter than you remember mobile homes to be Choices: 1. It is just as loud as I remember mobile homes to be.  2. It is not as loud as you recall mobile homes to be.  3. The new design was recently patented and should be seen everywhere soon. 
Output: 3
Statement: In more recent times,wealth has passed the island by, but it still produces some jewelry and has a reputation for particularly fine pottery, which can be seen outside the workshops drying in the sun. Choices: 1. Fine pottery and jewelry are still produced on the island. 2. Production of fine pottery and jewelry has helped the island. 3. The island is very wealthy due to the production of fine pottery and jewelry.
Output: 2
Statement: The Marquas de Pombal supervised the city's reconstruction, redesigning it according to a geometric grid of broad avenues. Choices: 1. The Marquas de Pombal supervised the city being reconstructed. 2. The Marquas de Pombal supervised the city being reconstructed, starting on the west side and moving east. 3. The Marquas de Pombal supervised the city being demolished.
Output: 2
Statement: In fact, the very raising of these privileges in court--and dropping them when the judge says no--is one of the counts in Starr's this-is-not-an-indictment of the president. Choices: 1. There are 5 counts in Starr's this-is-not-an indictment. 2. They have been raising privileges and dropping them. 3. The judge says yes to the privileges in court.
Output: 1
Statement: In time, the kingdom of Babylon was overthrown and the Israelites were permitted to return to Jerusalem in 539 b.c. Choices: 1. Babylon got overthrown by the Israelites  2. Babylon beat everyone. 3. Babylon got overthrown.
Output: 1
Statement: It takes some six weeks to complete the construction of what is considered to be a precision instrument. Choices: 1. It takes just a few minutes to make one. 2. It can take weeks for craftsmen to carve it. 3. It can take weeks to make the precision instrument.
Output: 2
Statement: Now make for Guadalest (some 10 km/6miles to the east), the Costa Blanca's famed eagle's nest fortress, built by the Moors 1,200 years ago. Choices: 1. The fortress has been used to fight off at least seven invasions since it was built. 2. Moors built the fortress more than one thousand years ago. 3. The fortress was built in 1975 as a tourist attraction.
Output: 1
Statement: A sky that fell in great chunks. Choices: 1. The blue sky was falling in great chunks. 2. The sky looked like it was ready to fall. 3. Great chunks of the sky were falling.
Output: 1
Statement: The Private Express Statutes in the United States do not prevent private firms from delivering parcels, periodicals, catalogs over 24 pages, or saturation mail. Choices: 1. Private firms are allowed to deliver parcels and periodicals. 2. Private firms used to be prevented from delivering parcels. 3. Private firms may not delivery catalogs over 24 pages long.
Output: 2
Statement: They must have been off searching somewhere else. Choices: 1. I was with the others. 2. The group was searching the ravine. 3. The others were not with me.
Output: 2
Statement: nice talking to you i guess you'll get to watch all of Night Court Choices: 1. You won't get to see any of that. 2. You'll get to see all of the show. 3. You'll get to see all of the show on cable.
Output: 3
Statement: But for espionage, mon ami." Choices: 1. "It is for espionage, my friend." 2. "My friend, it is for spying on suspicious people," he said. 3. "My friend, this is not for espionage."
Output: 2