niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: but he has some real fond memories of marching band and Choices: 1. He has some pleasant memories about the marching band 2. He remembers great moments of his marching band times when he was in Hugh Grant High School. 3. He doesn't know what a marching band is.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh then oh well in on into October November i'm sure Choices: 1. I'm sure it's well on into October and November, possibly into December as well. 2. I'm not sure it's on into October or November. 3. I'm sure it's well on into October and November.
Output: 1
Statement: Overwhelmed with relief, I turned to disappear. Choices: 1. I felt anxious and stood silently.  2. I left once I felt better.  3. I would not be coming back once I disappeared. 
Output: 3
Statement: As new statements and interpretations are adopted, the Codification will be updated. Choices: 1. No new statements can update the Codification. 2. As new statements are adopted, the Codification will be updated. 3. There have been only 12 new statements issued this year.
Output: 3
Statement: Are you insulting me? Choices: 1. You aren't insulting me? 2. He's mean for insulting me.  3. Are you insulting me? 
Output: 2
Statement: We specialize in public benefits, housing evictions and domestic violence, Comart said, but added that because of such a high volume of need and staffing reductions, most cases are advice and brief services as opposed to extended representation. Choices: 1. They house people that were evicted from their homes and victims of domestic violence.  2. They house people allergic to fish and anxiety sufferers.  3. There are sadly lots of people requiring aid such as public housing. 
Output: 3
Statement: there's a lot of um-hum Choices: 1. There is more than one. 2. There are over three hundred. 3. There is only a few.
Output: 2
Statement: Hong Kong's stores are usually able to arrange shipment. Choices: 1. Hong Kong's stores don't ship products. 2. Hong Kong's stores normally can arrange shipment. 3. Hong Kong's stores never arrange shipment.
Output: 1
Statement: "You, senor ," she spoke to Drew,"to you we owe a big debt." Choices: 1. She was willing to pay Drew anything he wanted.   2. We do not owe a thing to Drew she said.   3. We owe you big time she said to Drew.  
Output: 1
Statement: Understanding the six principles in terms of critical success factors is particularly useful because of characteristics that are shared by principles within the same success factor. Choices: 1. There are 3  principles of critical success factors. 2. There are six principles of critical success factors. 3. There are six principles of critical success factors for improving organizations.
Output: 3
Statement: In one trauma center, BAC had a sensitivity of 63 percent for an alcohol disorder. Choices: 1. BAC cannot be measured by sensitivity to deduce alcohol disorder status. 2. BAC is also useful for measuring other alcohol related issues. 3. BAC can be measured by sensitivity to deduce alcohol disorder status.
Output: 2
Statement: A'deem scratched his whiskers. Choices: 1. A'deem's whiskers were itching him because they were on fire. 2. A'deem scratched the skin on his leg. 3. A'deem scratched at the hair on his face.
Output: 1
Statement: To allay Russian concerns, NATO has offered not to deploy nuclear forces in Eastern Europe. Choices: 1. NATO said they would not deploy nuclear forces in Western Europe.  2. NATO said they would not deploy nuclear forces in Eastern Europe. 3. NATO said they would not deploy nuclear forces in Poland.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think uh  if you got Choices: 1. If you have aids then you should use them. 2. If you don't have. 3. If you have.
Output: 1
Statement: OSHA conducted an economic analysis of the costs and benefits of the final respiratory protection rule. Choices: 1. OSHA did an analysis but found that it benefitted people with respiratory problems. 2. OSHA did an analysis. 3. OSHA refused to study it.
Output: 1
Statement: Second, they must model pertinent atmospheric chemistry and other pollutant transformation and removal processes. Choices: 1. They will need to spend a lot of time modeling the chemistry. 2. They won't need to take any action in pertinent atmospheric chemistry. 3. They need to model pertinent atmospheric chemistry.
Output: 1
Statement: Critics also declare 1997--dominated by the Spice Girls--as the year of the woman in  Never in pop history have female singers been quite so aggressively, shrewdly marketed on the basis of gender alone (Karen Schoemer, Newsweek ). Choices: 1. The Spice Girls have made more money than any female group in history. 2. Critics declared 1997 as the year of the woman thanks to the Spice Girls. 3. The Spice Girls were more popular than the Backstreet Boys in 1990. 
Output: 1
Statement:  "Agreed."Drew urged his horse on toward the front of the train where they wouldn't have to breathe the dust. Choices: 1. Drew had bought and reared his horse for long journeys. 2. Drew urged his horse forwards, so they wouldn't have to breathe in the dust. 3. Drew disagreed and remained where he was with his horse.
Output: 1
Statement:  "I do so immediately! Choices: 1. "I don't plan to do that today." 2. "I'll do so right away!" 3. "I'll do it immediately after lunch."
Output: 3
Statement: well that's good have you have you ever grown any vegetables Choices: 1. Did you attempt to grow carrots yourself? 2. I already know that you've grown every type of vegetable imaginable.  3. Have you ever tried to grow your own food?
Output: 1
Statement: Situated on the route of the ancient caravans that brought goods from the Middle East and Central Asia, the sandstone citadel of Jaisalmer, protected by an imposing double set of bastions, rises like a mirage from the sands of the Thar Desert. Choices: 1. Jaisalmer is built in a lush, fertile region full of green forests and valleys. 2. Many ancient caravans stopped in Jaisalmer for the night before traveling on with their goods. 3. The citadel of Jaisalmer is built of sandstone and located in the Thar Desert.
Output: 2
Statement: From the cement jetty here, boats leave early every morning for Les Saintes. Choices: 1. Boats leave at exactly 4:30 every morning for Les Saintes. 2. Boats leave early every morning for Les Saintes. 3. Boats leave later in the day for Les Saintes.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah these these two cats it's hard to keep anything around Choices: 1. Our cats don't bother anything. 2. Cats are hard on things. 3. We're going to move our cats to the garage.
Output: 3
Statement: An SEC registrant must file a Form 8-K when its external auditor resigns, declines to stand for reelection, or is dismissed. Choices: 1. SEC registrant should file form 8k when external auditor is dismissed  2. No one needs to file any forms when an auditor resigns  3. External auditors are dismissed lots 
Output: 3
Statement: This was out in the country. Choices: 1. This was in the city. 2. There was nobody else around out there. 3. It happened out in the country.
Output: 2
Statement: I could see neither rhyme nor reason in it.  Choices: 1. It's simply ridiculous on every level. 2. I can understand every layer of the thing. 3. I have trouble finding sense in it.
Output: 1
Statement: My life and liberty against  " He paused. Choices: 1. My death and enslavement. 2. He made a pause after speaking. 3. He values his life and liberty.
Output: 3
Statement: The Makah tribe's new strategy of whale hunting with plutonium-tipped harpoons. Choices: 1. Using plutonium-tipped harpoons is the tribe's new hunting method. 2. The plutonium harpoons are powered by tiny nuclear reactors. 3. The Makah tribe is now using aluminum-tipped harpoons to hunt whales.
Output: 2
Statement: and started being bought out by families and things and she started having fewer and fewer friends Choices: 1. She lost some of the friends she had. 2. She started making new friends, and she became very popular. 3. In the end, she only had two friends to talk to.
Output: 3
Statement: hm how long is this going to go on do you know Choices: 1. I have another appointment to get to. 2. Do you know how long this will last? 3. I'm leaving in five minutes once this is finished.
Output: 1
Statement: Given the extensiveness of the proposed revisions, we plan to issue a new version of GAGAS that will incorporate existing amendments. Choices: 1. Three revisions were added to the new version of GAGAS.  2. We will issue a new set of guidelines that includes all amendments and revisions. 3. Lady Gaga will be releasing a new version soon.
Output: 1
Statement: (The virtual machine is the program that interprets or, in some cases, compiles and runs the compact Java bytecodes that make up a Java program.) Choices: 1. Java programs cannot be run on virtual machines. 2. Virtual machines use up to twice the computing resources normally required. 3. Java programs can be run in a virtual machine.
Output: 2
Statement: he's got about twelve out now and it starts out with uh you know after the big war and everything's blown up and he then he's kind of Choices: 1. It starts before the war and everything is blown up. 2. Everything blowing up ends the big war. 3. It starts with the beginning of the big war and ends with everything destroyed.
Output: 2
Statement: After the emissions inventories are developed, they are translated into estimates of futureyear air quality conditions under each scenario. Choices: 1. The estimates rely heavily on the emission inventories. 2. There are no estimates on the air quality. 3. The inventories are translated into estimates.
Output: 1
Statement: money money is not the answer Choices: 1. Money isn't the most important thing, knowledge is.  2. The answer is not money.  3. Money is always the answer. 
Output: 1
Statement: Two curiosities exist in this area, both underground. Choices: 1. Both of the curiosities that are to be found in this area are located underground. 2. There are no curiosities to be found in this area.  3. The curiosities are underground and so can only be accessed by walking through an underground tunnel passage. 
Output: 3
Statement: We also should mention a rival product put out by another printer company, Canon. Choices: 1. Canon did not introduce any new products to rival this one. 2. Canon put out a rival product which isn't as good as this. 3. Canon also put out a new product.
Output: 2
Statement: of course camping again is is is like you say that that your your backpacking is i guess what i would call true camping i'm not Choices: 1. I've been camping since I was a child and backpacking is what I'd call true camping. 2. Backpacking is what I would consider true camping. 3. Backpacking is not something I'd consider true camping.
Output: 1
Statement: Table 1. Benchmark Emission Levels and Assumed Emission Caps Choices: 1. Table one shows the emission caps for coal power plants. 2. Table one shows the emission caps. 3. Table one shows the water levels.
Output: 1
Statement: Lessen he lives on th' kind of whisky as would make a rabbit up an' spit in a grizzly's eye hole, he's got somethin' or someone to back him. Choices: 1. Even though he is the worst sort of drunkard, someone is backing him. 2. He doesn't touch alcohol, however there is no one in his corner. 3. There is someone backing him, unless he lives on whiskey.
Output: 1
Statement: The salient questions, outlined above, are more relative and  whether Democratic promises to refrain from spending the surplus are less trustworthy than Republican promises to match tax cuts with spending cuts, and which hypothetical error--excessive spending or excessive tax cuts--would be harder to reverse. Choices: 1. It's hard to determine who is more sincere between the Democrats promising to cut taxes and the Republicans talking about saving the surplus. 2. It's hard to determine whether the damage from spending too much is easier to remedy than the damage from cutting taxes too drastically. 3. Republicans swearing to cut taxes and Democrats promising to show restraint with the surplus may be two sides of the same coin of excess in a time when moderation is what's needed.
Output: 3
Statement: The primary aim of the strategy is to enable responsible conduct, where the need to obey the law and to behave ethically is part of the organization's ethos. Choices: 1. The responsible conduct that is outlined in the strategy includes being nice to everyone. 2. There is no primary aim of the strategy. 3. Primarily, the aim of the strategy is to enable responsible conduct.
Output: 1
Statement: The cable companies are facing some increased competition from direct-broadcast satellite providers , but they have maintained their grip. Choices: 1. The cable companies have more competition from satellites.  2. The cable companies have less competition from satellites.  3. The cable companies have more competition from satellites, who have cheaper prices.
Output: 3
Statement: Entertainers and illusionists perform while diners eat various courses and then move to another chamber. Choices: 1. Diners have to pay a lot of money for the show. 2. Diners watch a show while they eat, then leave. 3. Diners typically do not have a form of entertainment.
Output: 1
Statement: To the southwest of the Petrified Forest, take the road to Eressos and its beach resort of Skala Eressos, birthplace of the poet Sappho. Choices: 1. The beach resort is famous for its contributions to the economy and charities. 2. Sappho was born in Skala Eressos, which is now home to a beach resort. 3. Southwest of the Petrified Lake you will find Skala Masala, the birthplace of Rodan.
Output: 1
Statement: 4. The current long-term economic outlook for U.S. national saving and investment is subject to wide ranging uncertainty about economic changes and the responses to those changes. Choices: 1. Current long-term economic outlook for U.S. national saving and investment is not subject to uncertainty. 2. Future long-term economic outlook for U.S. national saving and investment is subject to similar uncertainty. 3. The current long-term economic outlook for U.S. national saving and investment is subject to wide ranging uncertainty. 
Output: 2
Statement: 4/ Household  First-Class Mail either sent or received by households. Choices: 1. Most mail received by households is unsolicited advertising and bills. 2. First class mail can be both received and sent from households. 3. Only businesses can send first class mail to households.
Output: 1
Statement: The challenge for Wilde lovers at the end of the 20 th century is  Find a way to appall. Choices: 1. Wilde lovers at the end of the 20th century were challenged to find a way to appall.  2. At the start of the 20th century, Wilde fans were able to find ways to appall very easily, and nothing stood in their way through the whole 20th century.  3. Nearing the end of the 1900s, fans of Wilde would be challenged to find a way to appall, something that became increasingly harder over the years. 
Output: 3
Statement: Work included obtaining views of organizations representing physicians, hospitals, insurers, and lawyers on perceived problems, actions taken to deal with them, results of these actions, and the need for federal involvement. Choices: 1. The work involved obtaining views of organizations from private and public sector jobs. 2. The work did not include actions taken to deal with the views of organizations. 3. The need for federal involvement was included in the work.
Output: 1
Statement: 5 million for a four-page outline (!) of Jade , then $4 million for One Night Stand . And thanks to his bullheadedness, he exerts more control over production than almost any other screenwriter. Choices: 1. The screenwriter is able to charge millions for their pieces. 2. They spent years getting to their current level. 3. The script was rejected and did not make any money.
Output: 2
Statement: With a proud octagonal tower that rises out of the top of the structure, it was built to mark the passage of the Emperor Humayun after his defeat in the 1540s. Choices: 1. The octagonal tower was built in reference to Emperor Humayun's 16th century defeat. 2. Without towers, the structure was made as low to the ground as possible to avoid easy detection from afar. 3. The octagonal tower was made to symbolize the eight years Emperor Humayan spent at war.
Output: 3
Statement: Foreigners from the entire Ottoman Empire flooded into Galata and Pera, attracted by the wealth and sophistication of the capital. Choices: 1. The capital of Galata attracted foreigners. 2. There was free gold being offered at Galata which drew in the foreigners. 3. No foreigners came from other lands to Galata.
Output: 2
Statement: Inland, there are some beautiful excursions to be made into the forests of l'Ospedale and Zonza. Choices: 1. The forests of l'Ospedale and Zonza are good places inland to have a day picnic.  2. Inland, there isn't much to be seen, but on the coast, there are beautiful palm groves.  3. The forests of l'Ospedale and Zonza are nice places to visit inland. 
Output: 1
Statement: There are good beaches, 10 golf courses within a 20-km (12-?­mile) radius of the town, and ample opportunities for tennis, horseback-riding, and windsurfing. Choices: 1. There are some good fishing spots on the beaches. 2. You can find a lot of fun sports activities and beaches withing the town. 3. You can find most outdoor activities within 12 miles but there are no beaches.
Output: 1
Statement: Going to upset our delicate multicultural balance. Choices: 1. Our multicultural balance might only be upset a little by this. 2. Our multicultural balance is delicate and will likely be upset by this. 3. This will not upset the delicate multicultural balance.
Output: 1
Statement: Patients were assigned to a motivational intervention or a standard control of a handout about drinking and driving and a list of alcohol treatment agencies. Choices: 1. The study used inpatient confinement as the control group. 2. Both handouts and motivational interventions were attempted in this study. 3. Motivational interventions cost several thousand dollars to perform while handouts run less than one dollar.
Output: 3
Statement: Tropical ceiling fans and mosquito nets maintain the traditional feel. Choices: 1. Tropical ceiling fans and mosquito nets maintain the traditional feel while fending off dangerous insects.  2. The traditional aesthetic is maintained with tropical ceiling fans and mosquito nets.  3. The traditional feel is ruined by the pervasiveness of mosquito nets and tropical ceiling fans. 
Output: 1
Statement: My dear Poirot!  Choices: 1. My hated Poirot! 2. My precious Poirot! 3. My one and only Poirot who is the hope of the organization!
Output: 3
Statement: you know how many times is it going to take for this man to kill people before you kill him Choices: 1. How many people will he kill before we kill him? 2. We should kill him before he kills more people. 3. I don't think this man will kill more people.
Output: 2
Statement: In the 1960s, a revisionist school of economic historians proved that limiting wheat exports would have made only a puny dent in the calamity. Choices: 1. Wheat exports would only be able to be limited slightly. 2.  limiting wheat exports would have made only a puny dent in the calamity. 3. Limiting wheat exports proved to be the best action to take.
Output: 1
Statement: Cumulative SCR Catalyst Demand Compared To Cumulative Production Capacity. Choices: 1. By most metrics, Cumulative Production Capacity comes out on top. 2. Cumulative Production Capacity in comparison to Cumulative SCR Catalyst Demand. 3. Cumulative Production Capacity not compared to Cumulative SCR Catalyst Demand.
Output: 1
Statement: When architects, developers, contractors and civil engineers fail to design and construct housing so it is accessible, they effectively take that housing off the market for people who have, or will develop, a disability. Choices: 1. Housing that is accessible is needed for people suffering or who may develop a disability. 2. Architects, developers, civil engineers help design housing for people. 3. They effectively allow the housing to remain on the market for all to use.
Output: 2
Statement: I would lure Lincoln onto this train with the promise of capturing White. Choices: 1. I'd tell Lincoln White was gone. 2. I would tell Lincoln we could capture White. 3. I would tell Lincoln we'd capture White and get the reward.
Output: 3
Statement: When the evidence is more consistent than not, the analyst confirms the pattern and looks for others related to it. Choices: 1. When the evidence is consistent, the analyst can confirm the pattern of the stock market. 2. When the evidence is consistent, the analyst can confirm the pattern. 3. When the evidence is consistent, the analyst still cannot confirm the pattern.
Output: 1
Statement: (In one painting, women watch a man masturbate in front of a mirror.) Choices: 1. The painting is in a prestigious collection.  2. The painting shows a kid running in a meadow.  3. In one of the paintings females view a man masturbating in front of a mirror. 
Output: 1
Statement: They put you in harmony with the rest of the material world, as well as with the electronically written universe on the Internet. Choices: 1. They put you in touch with the real world as well as the virtual world.  2. The real world is more in touch. 3. The virtual world is better than the actual one. 
Output: 3
Statement: The great Buddhist carvings on the railings from the Bharhut stupa (second century b.c. ), comparable to those of Sanchi , are preserved in the Bharhut Gallery. Choices: 1. There are carvings being kept in the Bharhut Gallery. 2. The carvings were left in a trash pile to burn. 3. The Bharhut stupa that contained the railings was in poor condition, so just the carvings are being preserved.
Output: 3
Statement: Ten minutes later the lady was ensconced comfortably on her bed, smoking cigarettes and deep in the perusal of Garnaby Williams, the Boy Detective, which, with other threepenny works of lurid fiction, she had sent out to purchase. Choices: 1. She sat on her bed an read a mystery book smoking. 2. She sat on her bed and read a mystery book she hated. 3. She sat on her bed with no books.
Output: 2
Statement: You'll be able to choose from the naave to the sophisticated. Choices: 1. You won't have any choices.  2. You can choose from the naive to the sophisticated. 3. You can also choose from the poor to the rich.
Output: 3
Statement: Adding the current annual replacement demand from worldwide installations to the projected annual replacement demand under the Clear Skies Act would yield a total of 17,600 - 20,600 m3/yr demand for replacement catalyst by 2005. Choices: 1. The demand expected for replacement catalyst is unsustainable. 2. An increased amount of replacement catalyst will be expected in 2005 due to the Clear Skies Act. 3. Replacement catalyst demand will likely decrease following the Clear Skies Act.
Output: 1
Statement: The daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella married the son and heir of the Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian of Hapsburg. Choices: 1. Ferdinand's daughter married her cousin, Sir Walter the Lazy. 2. Her daughter only married him for his money and status. 3. Ferdinand's daughter married the Roman Emperor Maximilian's son.
Output: 2
Statement: i tried to hang onto a house that was way too expensive for me and Choices: 1. I ended up selling the house and getting a cheaper one. 2. I have never owned a house before, since I cant afford to. 3. I tried to keep a house that I could not afford.
Output: 1
Statement: because i know how hard it is for me to get by Choices: 1. It's difficult for me to make ends meet because my hours have been cut. 2. I'm doing very well financially right now. 3. It's difficult for me to make ends meet.
Output: 1
Statement: According to the Coast Guard, the program achieved its results by giving field commanders greater authority and by investing in activities and processes that went most directly to the goal of reducing risks on the water. Choices: 1. The program failed completely after seven months, didn't it? 2. Reducing risks on the water is a very important goal. 3. Commanders were partially responsible for the program's success.
Output: 2
Statement: In considering how much of the anticipated budget surpluses to save, policy choices must balance today's unmet needs and tomorrow's fiscal challenges. Choices: 1. It isn't wise to spend all of a budget surplus unnecessarily. 2. There's no need to consider the financial issues that may have to be met when looking at the surplus. 3. Future fiscal issues are a concern that has to be considered when determining how much of a surplus must be saved.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan, that was a child's tale. Choices: 1. Ca'daan heard the story from the source, an old man. 2. A child told a story. 3. A child told Ca'daan a scary story.
Output: 3
Statement: Nothing works right. Choices: 1. Everything works perfectly. 2. Nothing was built properly. 3. Nothing works as it is supposed to.
Output: 2
Statement: uh yeah except i don't use them Choices: 1. I use them all the time. 2. I have never found the need to use them. 3. Yes, except I don't utilize them.
Output: 2
Statement: The third-most-visited Gore site, according to Direct Hit, is an Al Gore joke repository, posted on the home page of a GeoCities member and sponsored by the Ripon College Republicans. Choices: 1. The grop agrees with it a.. 2. The College Republicans disagree with everything on the side. 3. The Ripon College Republicans host the GeoCities site.
Output: 2
Statement:  If you're the equestrian type, then this is a good way to see the offbeat side of Ibiza the unspoiled interior where life is still refreshingly simple. Choices: 1. Life is still simple in the interior of Ibiza. 2. Traditional food can be found in the interior of Ibiza. 3. All of Ibiza has been spoiled by tourism.
Output: 2
Statement: But, particularly noteworthy was the following  Choices: 1. The following is the most important topic so far. 2. The following is not important to understand or hear. 3. The following is worth taking a look.
Output: 1
Statement: And as Jonathan Rauch taught us, when someone tells us that his world is populated by remarkably eloquent people who always happen to say exactly what makes the storyteller look good, we are well advised to ask whether that world exists only in his, er, perceptions. Choices: 1. Rauch said everyone was stupid. 2. Rauch taught us that the world is populated by smart people who write beautiful stories. 3. Rauch taught us that the world is populated by smart people.
Output: 2
Statement: The description of a green toque, a coat with a handkerchief in the pocket marked P.L.C. Choices: 1. A verbal illustration of the hat, a jacket and a handkerchief that had the letters P.L.C. embroidered on it. 2. The wool coat, the small, narrow hat she wore and a kerchief emblazoned with her initials, P.L.C. which was hidden in an inner pocket were discussed within the report. 3. Only the description of a discarded shoe.
Output: 2
Statement: it's just the stud fees are so much though it'll cost about three hundred dollars for a stud for her we we want to breed her with a champion so Choices: 1. The stud fees are surprisingly cheap, it'll be no problem getting one for her. 2. Breeding with a champion usually results in an optimal offspring with key pieces of genetic makeups. 3. Ideally, we would love to have her bred with a champion if possible.
Output: 2
Statement: Just as important, a program such as the one featured on generousassociates relies on the generosity of those same lawyers who may be more focused on the issues found at greedyassociates. Choices: 1. The program is unreliable because it relies on generosity. 2. The program relies on the generosity of lawyers who may be greedy. 3. The program does not rely on generosity.
Output: 1
Statement: Did you ever in your heart of hearts believe that Mrs. Inglethorp was poisoned by her husband?" Choices: 1. You have doubts about who killed Mrs. Inglethorp. 2. Mrs. Inglethorp wasn't poisoned.  3. Did you ever firmly believe that Mrs. Inglethorp was killed by her husband?
Output: 1
Statement: well hopefully you know if it's humid now maybe it'll i remember last year it rained an awful lot or uh you know for the last couple of years it's rained an awful lot and maybe that'll help to defeat some of the heat Choices: 1. Last year was really rainy and this year is too dry. 2. Last year was really rainy. 3. Last year was a major drought.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i'm sure yeah that's a pretty large area Choices: 1. That's surely a big area. 2. That's the largest are you could find. 3. That's a very small parking lot.
Output: 2
Statement: In order to divorce Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII had broken with Rome and brought the English church under his own control. Choices: 1. If Henry VIII had not brought the English church under his own control before divorcing Catherine of Aragon, he would have been persecuted by the church. 2. Henry VIII came to control the English church because he wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn. 3. Henry VIII was so intent on marrying Anne Boleyn that he wasted no time in divorcing his current wife, Catherine of Aragon, despite the church's restrictions.
Output: 1
Statement: Historically the stronghold of merchants and royalty, today it remains the home of commerce and government. Choices: 1. The governor lives there today and there are several large corporations. 2. The stronghold only historically belonged to the home of commerce and government. 3. Today it's a place with a lot of business and government activity.
Output: 1
Statement: Last summer, The New Yorker sent a staffer to Venice to cover the Venice Film Festival. Choices: 1. The Film Festival was in Finland.  2. There is a film festival in Venice.  3. The Film Festival in Venice is the biggest Film Festival known to man. 
Output: 3
Statement: A cover story tracks the gestation of Paul Simon's The Capeman , a Broadway musical opening in January. Choices: 1. A story at the end covered the gestiation of Paul Simon's broadway play. 2. The coverstory follows the beginning of Paul Simon's broadway musical.  3. Paul Simon's musical The Capeman had a long, hard road. 
Output: 3
Statement: He also suggested that his findings may point the way toward behavioral therapy for the syndrome. Choices: 1. His investigations help toward possible therapy for that syndrome. 2. His findings proved that behavioral therapy doesn't help at all to alleviate the symptoms of this syndrome. 3. Scientists started investigating behavioral therapy in the 19th century.
Output: 3
Statement: But even the Standard , it seems, has its limits. Choices: 1. Even though the Standard has it's limits, they have finally crossed them. 2. Even the Standard has it's limits. 3. The Standard has no limits.
Output: 1
Statement: Given these responses to volume, total street time cost would increase from $10 billion to $16. Choices: 1. The street income cost would decrease.  2. The street income cost would increase from 10 billion dollars to 16 billion dollars. 3. The income would increase because of the amount of people using the streets.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah that's one of the one great thing about it Choices: 1. That's one terrific thing about it. 2. There are many great things about it and this is one. 3. There is nothing great about it. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i just couldn't imagine locking not locking him up but putting him in a home and just Choices: 1. I find it really hard to imagine having him put into a home. 2. I do not want my dad to be put into a nursing home.  3. I fantasize about locking him up in a home.
Output: 2
Statement: I look forward to continuing to work with Congress, OPM, OMB, agencies, the National Commission on the Public Service, and other interested parties as we jointly seek to ensure that the federal government modernizes its human capital strategies in order to maximize performance, assure accountability, transform itself, and prepare for the future. Choices: 1. Someone looks forward to working with Congress. 2. No one looks forward to working with Congress. 3. A man looks forward to working with Congress.
Output: 3
Statement: No I'm about fed up. Choices: 1. I'm about fed up with underpaid work.  2. Not even close to being fed up. 3. No I'm close to being fed up.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the most dramatic changes in priorities proposed by the City Council would shift $25. Choices: 1. The priorities have changed a lot. 2. The City Council want to emphasize different things. 3. The priorities have been proposed to remain the same.
Output: 2
Statement: well probably more on in terms of the US um you know i'm i'm not quite sure how the US copes with this sort of thing i've lived abrode abroad most of my life so i guess i i've been very cut off uh i lived actually in Lebanon so i was very cut off from the the press as i was you know and uh becoming was becoming an adult so i don't know how the US would cope with it a Choices: 1. How does the US deal with this sort of thing? 2. I know exactly how the US would handle this. 3. Lebanon would deal with this much better than the US.
Output: 3
Statement: I felt from the first that there was something wrong about him, and I always suspected that it was he who silenced Mrs. Vandemeyer so appositely. Choices: 1. From the beginning, I had a hunch there was something off about him. 2. I always knew he was completely trustworthy. 3. From the beginning, I had a hunch there was something off about him, so I kept my eye on him for weeks.
Output: 3
Statement: Road-building and airport construction progressed during his reign. Choices: 1. His rule brought enlightenment and prosperity to the citizens. 2. During his rule construction of airports and roads improved. 3. The roads and airports were destroyed during his rule.
Output: 1
Statement: Even the Irish--the ones in Ireland--have distanced themselves from the New York legislation. Choices: 1. Even the Irish want new legislations in New York. 2. The Irish are supportive of the legislations in New York. 3. The Irish have distanced themselves from legislations in New York.
Output: 1
Statement: They can project thoughts." Choices: 1. They can tell what you will think in the next seconds. 2. They don't know what thoughts are. 3. They can predict thoughts.
Output: 1
Statement: A subsequent review was performed a few months later to determine if weaknesses had been reduced. Choices: 1. A later review took place later to see if weaknesses were corrected. 2. A later review took place later to see if strengths were still strengths. 3. A later review checked to see if employees were getting to work on time.
Output: 3
Statement: On the third day, the ambitions of both professors - their own, as well as patriotic and academic became apparent, as well as and their competition for the affections of a certain Polish-Lotafrankish speaking and very blond assistant at their disposal from the university in Laronne. Choices: 1. The assistant was at the university in Laronne. 2. The assistant was at the university in London.. 3. The assistant was at the university in Laronne studying linguistics.
Output: 3
Statement: we what was it in seventy four when we had the the last last oil crisis and and uh we started getting smart and and we were looking all these alternative sources of energy and so forth Choices: 1. The oil crisis happened in 1974, but it didn't have a huge affect on alternative energy. 2. We started looking at alternative energy during the last oil crisis. 3. The oil crisis didn't have any affect on alternative energy.
Output: 1
Statement: South from Montpellier on the N113, you will get a good view over the Bassin de Thau and the oyster and mussel beds near Bouzigues. Choices: 1. The Bassin de Thau is 300 kilometers north of Montpellier. 2. Near Bouzigues, there are beds of oysters and mussels. 3. It takes one hour to get from Montpellier to the Bassin de Thau.
Output: 3
Statement: One glance over the almost landlocked harbour explains why Andrea Doria, the 16th-century Genoese admiral, remarked that the Mediterranean had only three safe June, July, and Cartagena. Choices: 1. Andrea Doria was from Russia. 2. Doria remained undefeated during his career. 3. Andrea Doria lived during the 16th century.
Output: 2
Statement: The amount of cash inflow equal to book value is not a net inflow of resources to the entity, because it is an exchange of one asset for another of equal recorded value. Choices: 1. The value in the book is not the intrinsic value. 2. The cash inflow is a net inflow for the entity. 3. The amount is an exchange of assets in the books.
Output: 1
Statement: and those people that say that all that in the Constitution was guaranteeing is that we will have a militia Choices: 1. We have the power to overthrow the government military. 2. The constitution was guaranteeing that we have a militia. 3. The constitution did not mention the militia.
Output: 1
Statement:  not funny. Choices: 1. very funny. 2. not amusing. 3. not interesting.
Output: 3
Statement: The fact that voters can and do reject incumbents will strike them as an epiphany. Choices: 1. Incumbents seem unaware that they can be voted out. 2. Most of the electorate are drones controlled by brain-waves. 3. If economic conditions change voters become unpredictable.
Output: 3
Statement: that's what i'm looking for now that's why i was just trying to talk without having to think about what i was saying and uh trying to look over this thing Choices: 1. That's not what I'm looking for. 2. I was trying to talk without thinking because that's what I'm looking for. 3. I didn't know exactly what I wanted to say.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah but i mean a a a lot of people would get involved and you know because there were all different organizations to do there was Big Brother Big Sister they had a yearly auction they had a dance marathon for charity or to to to support that group Choices: 1. There aren't really any organisations for people to get involved. 2. Big Brother Big Sister are just one of the organisations where people get involved. 3. Big Brother has been great for young men in the community.
Output: 3
Statement: Even on the warmest day a stiff, cold breeze blows steadily up the fell. Choices: 1. There is always a cold breeze blowing up the fell. 2. There are no warm days. 3. The cold breeze is steady.
Output: 3
Statement: 8 billion less than the value of the scale benefit from delivery. Choices: 1. It is overvalued by a lot. 2. It is worth much more than the stated value 3. 8 billion less than it is worth
Output: 1
Statement: Factors outside the control or influence of management can affect the entity's ability to achieve all of its goals. Choices: 1. The entity achieved all of its goals without hindrance. 2. Despite efforts to achieve its goals, outside influence can still cause it to fail. 3. If the entity tries hard enough, it can achieve its goals regardless of outside influence.
Output: 3
Statement: The whole thing would have come out, then, and he would have been in an awkward position, for no one would have believed that a man of his reputation could have been deceived into calling it heart disease." Choices: 1. The whole thing could not possibly have come out. 2. His reputation made people think he would not believe it was heart disease. 3. Despite what people thought, he believed it was heart disease.
Output: 3
Statement: you got it and i want to tell you something Choices: 1. You're right, and I'm going to inform you of something. 2. That's incorrect, we're ending this conversation right now. 3. That's right, also, I want to tell you something.
Output: 1
Statement: Say, Miss Tuppence, there's something I'd like to ask you." Choices: 1. He had an important question for Miss Tuppence. 2. He was going to ask Miss Tuppence out on a date. 3. He had no interest in speaking with Miss Tuppence.
Output: 2
Statement: A kebapcy specializes in grilled meats, notably kebabs served with pide and salad, while a pideci or pide salonu is a Turkish-style pizza parlour, dishing up tasty pide (unleavened bread) topped with minced lamb, eggs, or cheese. Choices: 1. There is a single type of restaurant from Turkish origin. 2. A kebapcy and a pideci are different types of Turkish restaurants. 3. Kebapcy and pideci are easy to confuse.
Output: 3
Statement: On Jalan Kampung Pantai is the Mausoleum of Hang Jebat, who was killed unjustly in a duel of honor with his friend Hang Tuah. Choices: 1. The Mausoleum contains Hang Jebat 2. Hang Jebat was killed unjustly 3. Hang Tuah did not kill him
Output: 2
Statement: This assumes 35 years of life lost is the base value associated with the mean VSL value of $3. Choices: 1. After 15 Yeats the vsl mean will be $3.  2. The value is too low to be worth it.  3. 35 Yeats of life lost is the bade value with a vsl mean of $3. 
Output: 2
Statement: Hot Brass (La Villette) and The New Morning (rue des Petites-Ecuries) attract big American and European musicians, while Le Dunois (rue Dunois) is an intimate place, cultivating more avant-garde music. Choices: 1. Hot Brass is a great place to see American rock bands play. 2. The New Morning is a large venue, seating over 30 thousand people. 3. The Le Dunois is the venue for the Isle of Wight Festival.
Output: 2
Statement: On the one hand, EPA has not conducted any significant review of the EIA assumptions that underpin the AEO2001 projections. Choices: 1. EIA assumptions for its AEO2001 projections have not been reviewed by EPA. 2. EPA agreed with the findings of EIA and didn't see a need to conduct further review. 3. EPA has done several extensive reviews of EIA's underlying assumptions in its AEO2001 projections.
Output: 2
Statement: An accompanying story covers the case of a pharmaceuticals CEO with a long and slimy history of harassing subordinates. Choices: 1. The CEO in question was Martin Shkreli. 2. The case of a pharmateuticals CEO with a long and slimy history of harassing subordinates is covered by an accompanying story. 3. An accompanying story covers the case of mysterious disappearing money.
Output: 1
Statement: Above all, he's determined to prove his critics wrong. Choices: 1. he is determined to prove his critics wrong. 2. he has no intention to dispute anything his critics say. 3. his critics are citing sources that make it hard for him to dispute them.
Output: 3
Statement: Nevertheless--the nevertheless paragraph ineluctably follows the to be sure one--it would be a mistake to try to turn back the clock. Choices: 1. Attempting to turn back the clock would be a mistake. 2. There are reasons for people to think that these attempts to turn back the clock aren't totally lost causes. 3. Trying to turn back the clock would be the best idea they've had this entire time.
Output: 2
Statement: i think the Cowboys have shown a lot of improvement this uh past year Choices: 1. The Cowboys have been getting worse this past year. 2. The Cowboys have been playing well this last year. 3. The Cowboys lost a few games this past year.
Output: 3
Statement: The initial proposal, considered in Docket No. Choices: 1. Considering the initial proposition. 2. The proposition is given in print. 3. The final proposition.
Output: 2
Statement: To make symbol and thing congruent, all must be invoked with the true and secret name of the universe.  Hanson suddenly remembered legends of the tetragrammaton and the tales of magic he'd read in which there was always one element lacking. Choices: 1. Hanson recalled reading stories in which one element had always been missing. 2. Hanson had never read any stories about magic or the tetragrammaton before. 3. Hanson had read lots of tales of tetragrammaton as a child.
Output: 3
Statement: Red wasn't his real name, either, but its appropriateness was obvious. Choices: 1. Red wasn't his real name but it was obvious why he was called that. 2. Red was a pseudonym, but it was quite apparent why he went by it. 3. Red was his real name.
Output: 2
Statement: The audit plan should reflect data reliability issues and any additional steps that still need to be performed to assess the reliability of critical data. Choices: 1. Critical data is vital to judge the next steps being taken. 2. The audit plan contains data which already critically assessed. 3. There is no reliability among the data within the audit plan.
Output: 2
Statement: Here you can find fine specimens of the Korean and Chinese ceramics that so strongly influenced Japan's own styles. Choices: 1. Japanese's ceramic style was influenced by the Korean and Chinese ceramics. 2. Japanese's ceramic style is different from what you would expect, although inspired by the Korean and Chinese ceramics. 3. There Korean ceramics were inspired by the Japanese ceramics, as you can see here.
Output: 2
Statement: And don't miss a stroll down Francis Street (Dublin 7), Dublin's  antiques highway,  lined with antiques and art stores. Choices: 1. Francis Street holds antique and art stores. 2. Francis Street is great if you need to sell carpets and guns. 3. Francis Street is the perfect place to find art and antiques to purchase.
Output: 3
Statement: The Alabama State Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program helps the state to some extent. Choices: 1. The Alabama State Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program doesn't help the state in any capacity. 2. The efforts of the program aren't nearly enough to meet the level of need in the state. 3. To a certain degree the Alabama State Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program helps the state.
Output: 2
Statement: The Desert Ghost, they called him. Choices: 1. They referred to him as the Dessert Ghost.  2. They were scared of the man. 3. They referred to him as the Desert Ghost.
Output: 2
Statement: I'd spent the entire afternoon practicing my speech. Choices: 1. I practiced my speech all afternoon. 2. I was confident after practicing my speech. 3. I was talking off the cuff.
Output: 2
Statement: Reed will make a killing. Choices: 1. Reed is going to make a killing, the TV said. 2. Reed is going to make a food festival. 3. Reed is going to make a killing.
Output: 1
Statement: by auditors in order to identify policy and related control deficiencies. Choices: 1. Auditor have to assess policies and control deficiencies 2. Auditors always neglect policy and related control deficiencies. 3. Auditors are only responsible for policy and control deficiencies.
Output: 3
Statement: I should think so indeed! Choices: 1. I somehow doubt it! 2. It wouldn't make sense otherwise. 3. Exactly as I expected.
Output: 2
Statement: Modesty always was your besetting sin, remarked Tommy. Choices: 1. Modesty was never a problem for you, said Tommy. 2. Tommy said that modesty was always your biggest fault. 3. Tommy thought that modesty was a weakness.
Output: 3
Statement: When this method produces a coherent, plausible story, the researcher can assert a relationship between cause and effect. Choices: 1. The researcher can show cause and effect when there is a plausible story produced. 2. The researcher still can't show cause and effect just because there is a plausible story produced. 3. The researcher can show cause and effect between saving and spending when there is a plausible story produced.
Output: 3
Statement: For now you can turn back and away from the town. Choices: 1. You can turn away from the town until the fire starts. 2. You are not able to turn away from the town. 3. You can turn away from the town, for now.
Output: 1
Statement: The history of Hawaii reads like the story of a mythical kingdom. Choices: 1. The history of Italy seems like the story of a mythical kingdom. 2. The history of Hawaii seems like the story of a mythical kingdom. 3. The history of Hawaii seems like the story of a mythical kingdom to my teacher.
Output: 3
Statement: The equally reputed Norton Simon Museum (at 411 West Colorado Boulevard) is considered to have one of the world's finest European art collections, with masterpieces by Rembrandt, Goya, Picasso, and the Impressionists. Choices: 1. Holding one of the world's finest European art collections is the Norton Simon Museum. 2. The Norton Simon Museum has no notable European art in its collection. 3. Picasso would have been very proud to have his paintings featured in a museum such as that of Norton Simon.
Output: 3