niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: but they make it fun you know they they they the people behind the counter are are laughing and joking with you all the time and i you know that's one reason why i like to go back Choices: 1. The reason I left is the people behind the counter laughing at me. 2. The people behind the counter joke and laugh with you all the time. 3. The people behind the counter make fun of you
Output: 3
Statement: Ronald Maio suggested defining the unique role of the emergency department in the overall picture of treating alcohol problems. Choices: 1. Ronald Maio suggested defining the role of emergency medicine in treating chronic alcohol dependency issues. 2. The role of emergency medicine is not substantial enough when it comes to alcohol dependency treatment to deserve further study. 3. Ronald Maio suggested codifying the role of the emergency department in treating alcohol dependency issues.
Output: 1
Statement: The woman looks brainless, an antique statue of Venus with no head. Choices: 1. The woman has a great figure otherwise. 2. The woman looks like an old sculpture. 3. The woman looks like a young smart image of a goddess.
Output: 1
Statement: if the like the State of Texas for example may uh you know may execute somebody twice a year you know that's that's no kind of deterrent because we we've got literally hundreds of people on death row and and many of them who have been there for literally for ten or fifteen years on death row and that's Choices: 1. The death penalty doesn't exist in Texas.  2. The State of Texas plans on executing three people this year.  3. The State of Texas executes two people a year, but there are hundreds of people on death row. 
Output: 2
Statement: He said they were very important that they might make all the difference to the Allies. Choices: 1. He said they were important. 2. He said they were important to the safety of the country. 3. He said they were not important.
Output: 2
Statement: The spacious beaches here have long been patronized by the Spanish. Choices: 1. The Spanish have never cared about the beaches. 2. Both Spaniards and Germans like to visit the beaches. 3. Spanish people have often visited the beaches here.
Output: 2
Statement: All of the regulatory agencies that we examined explicitly permitted the public to submit electronic comments on some, but not all, of their recent proposed rules. Choices: 1. Most regulatory agencies were eager to hear public opinion on their proposed rules. 2. Every regulatory agency allowed some proposed rules to be publicly commented on through electronic means. 3. The public was never allowed to submit electronic comments about proposed rules.
Output: 1
Statement: The villager swung his hammer but missed as the bald man turned away. Choices: 1. The villager didn't hit anyone with the hammer. 2. The man got hit right in the face with the hammer. 3. The villager just missed the man.
Output: 3
Statement: The most serious action takes place at the Olympic-size indoor pools in the Centre de Natation, at 34 boulevard Carnot, and the Forum des Halles shopping complex. Choices: 1. There is a place with swimming pools on the boulevard Carnot. 2. Olympic medal winning swimmers have trained at the Centre de Natation. 3. The pools at the Centre de Natation are smaller than Olympic size.
Output: 2
Statement: Hackett Benchmarking  and  Research maintains comprehensive, ongoing benchmarks of finance, human resources, information technology, planning/performance measurement, procurement, customer contact centers, and shared services centers. Choices: 1. Hackett Benchmarking and Research does not maintain information on procurement. 2. Other benchmarks are also maintained by other companies. 3. There are comprehensive benchmarks for finance and human resources.
Output: 2
Statement: It is rare to find opprobrium heaped on a cherished book or play or millennial fireworks display. Choices: 1. Rarely do you come across opprobrium directed at a cherished book or play. 2. Normally, people only have nice things to say about millennial fireworks displays. 3. It's very common nowadays to have opprobrium heaped upon cherished books and plays.
Output: 2
Statement: A notice of proposed rulemaking was published on November 1, 1995. Choices: 1. A notice of proposed rulemaking was never published. 2. We wanted to get the city together to create laws in 1995. 3. A notice to make rules was published in 1995.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, to achieve 80 percent mercury reduction from a low sulfur bituminous coal using an ACI system with humidification will require a treatment rate of about 8 lb/million acf (MMacf). Choices: 1. Mercury levels can be reduced from bituminous coal with an ACI system. 2. This system is very expensive to install and operate. 3. There is no way to achieve more than a 20% reduction in mercury levels.
Output: 2
Statement: But he looked kind, and simply awfully clever. Choices: 1. He seemed very nice and clever, which went against most things that people claimed about him so far. 2. He looked like a nice and clever person. 3. Most people claimed that he was an arrogant and condescending person, and they would certainly be right.
Output: 1
Statement: Nobody came.  Choices: 1. Three people were expected to come. 2. Nobody ended up coming. 3. Four people ended up coming.
Output: 1
Statement: Emissions will be cut from current emissions of 48 tons to a cap of 26 tons in 2010, and 15 tons in 2018. Choices: 1. Emissions will be cut to 15 tons by 2018. 2. Emissions will be cut to 5 tons by 2025. 3. No efforts will be made to cut emissions at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: You should have told me. Choices: 1. Someone didn't tell them something. 2. What wasn't told was important. 3. Someone told him something.
Output: 2
Statement: The others were grouped together at a little distance away. Choices: 1. There were two groups of people slightly apart. 2. There was a group of people at a short distance. 3. The others weren't grouped.
Output: 1
Statement: um but it'll be yeah we'll have to start cutting real soon Choices: 1. yes, but, we'll need to start cutting as soon as possible. 2. yes, but, we'll need to start cutting on Friday afternoon. 3. no, we can start cutting in a few years.
Output: 2
Statement: This spirit became a factor in the gathering clouds of war. Choices: 1. The clouds causes the war to be postponed. 2. The war was about to begin. 3. A war was unavoidable at this point.
Output: 3
Statement: But Judge Thornton declared in court, When these orders are entered, you don't just do whatever you damn well please and ignore them. Choices: 1. Judge Thornton makes declarations that are supposed to be followed. 2. There are people who do not want to follow the orders made by Judge Thornton. 3. Judge Thornton does not have any authority.
Output: 2
Statement: However, the federal government, which has often acted as if federal employees were costs to be cut rather than assets to be valued, has only recently received its wake-up call. Choices: 1. The federal government always valued the federal employees and has no problem with increasing their salaries as they wish. 2. The federal employment budget have increased by 20% last year. 3. The federal government viewed their employees as a financial burden.
Output: 2
Statement: that's right read between the lines are you covered no Choices: 1. if you read between the lines you will see you aren't covered.  2. It's plain as day you are covered.  3. You have to read between the lines because they want to trick you into thinking you're covered. 
Output: 3
Statement: They won the war… . Choices: 1. They had achieved victory in combat. 2. They had won every battle of the war. 3. They suffered a defeat in the war.
Output: 2
Statement: Ironically, much of the optimism that life could exist in Europa's ocean arises from the recent discovery that microbes are thriving in an even less hospitable  volcanic vents on the Earth's ocean floor. Choices: 1. The microbes are immune to lava and ice. 2. The discovery of microbes in volcanic vents made the idea of life in Europa's ocean plausible. 3. There are no oceans on Earth, we can find them only on the moon.
Output: 1
Statement: any of the grandparents would we feel they're gonna be a good  they're gonna be a good caretaker for our children but i mean they raised us after all Choices: 1. I know what you mean but they did raise as when we were young. 2. They did not even take care of their own children. 3. They did do well raising us.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well see that's the reason that we couldn't make really make them at first we were going to get a pick up truck with a camper on the back of it but then that gas mileage was just atrocious i mean it's unreal it's Choices: 1. The pick up with a camper has really great gas mileage so we took it. 2. A pick up truck with a camper has high gas mileage. 3. We are too economically minded to get a pick up.
Output: 3
Statement: Seeor Wences died last Tuesday at age 103. Choices: 1. Seeor Wences was over a hundred years when he died. 2. Seeor Wences was only a teenager when he passed away. 3. Seeor Wences was the oldest person in the world before he passed away.
Output: 3
Statement: oh isn't that awful i was just reading this thing in the Chicago Tribune yesterday about this little girl who was a crack baby and she was put in a foster home for five years and was having a wonderful life and then her mother Choices: 1. I read an article yesterday about a crack baby who spent 5 years in a foster home 2. The girl was only allowed to stay in the foster home for three years before she was evicted. 3. The Chicago Tribune is the only newspaper that I read.
Output: 3
Statement: There is a woman with a head and a heart too, Hastings.  Choices: 1. There is a clever and gracious woman you can marry, Hastings. 2. All women are brainless and evil, Hastings. 3. There is a smart and kind woman, Hastings.
Output: 1
Statement: Why not just abolish all the laws that are supposed to protect These folk; because if you do not have legal services, the laws are unenforceable and useless. Choices: 1. These folk need legal services to protect them. 2. There is no way to enforce the laws with no legal services. 3. The people can protect themselves against the law.
Output: 1
Statement: In other words, Waldemar Szary had a massive hangover. Choices: 1. After a night of drinking, Szary had a hangover. 2. Szary was experience a big hangover. 3. Szary stayed well hydrated and didn't have a hangover.
Output: 1
Statement: when he was  alone you can tell i'm an animal lover you can hear my dog Choices: 1. I am allergic to animals; I cannot have a dog. 2. I love pets, so I own a dog. 3. I love dogs, cats, parrots, and pigs.
Output: 3
Statement: A few yards uphill from the Clock Tower, turn right and you will see the el-Mahmoudia Mosque, built in 1812. Choices: 1. The el-Mahmoudia Mosque is 3 miles from the Clock Tower. 2. The el-Mahmoudia Mosque was built in 1812. 3. It is an impressive structure with 5 domes and marble throughout.
Output: 3
Statement: 'All right. Choices: 1. Everything to the left.  2. All things pointed toward the right. 3. Everything right. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Museum, situated in the renovated stable block of the house, has many dioramas of Lakeland life and industry from the last 200 years. Choices: 1. The museum is located inside part of the house. 2. The dioramas in the museum show lakeland life from 400 years ago. 3. There are suits of armor in the museum.
Output: 3
Statement: However, he did tend to drink a bit too much.' Choices: 1. He never drank a lot. 2. He tended to drink when he was upset. 3. He drank a bit too much sometimes.
Output: 2
Statement: you know it it gives you some strokes there that you may not get otherwise because i'm cooped up in the house all day Choices: 1. I get out of the house often.   2. I want to get out of the house but I can't walk.   3. I am stuck in the house all day.  
Output: 2
Statement: They created the plane plant by the law of identities from that little plane tree sapling, I suppose; it is a plane plant, after all. Choices: 1. The plane plant looked nothing like it should have. 2. There's a plane plant created by the law of identities. 3. The law of identities created a weird looking plane plant.
Output: 3
Statement: The altar where the blood will be spilled is out of sight, behind a wall where a loudspeaker screeches hymns to Kali. Choices: 1. The blood spilling ceremony is carried out by a priest. 2. Blood is spilled on an altar where it can't be seen. 3. The blood is spilled in plain sight of everyone on an altar in the town square.
Output: 1
Statement: yes and no income tax no i uh i look at it this way uh you've got to pay for the privilege of living here Choices: 1. To me income tax means you're paying for the privilege to live here, but it's barely worth it. 2. I don't see a purpose to income tax. 3. To me income tax means you're paying for the privilege to live here.
Output: 1
Statement: As Ca'daan turned, he saw the man draw a sharp knife from his leg wrappings, cut a pouch and belt from the man at his feet, and quietly ran the blade across the man's throat under his leather neck guard. Choices: 1. Ca'daan looked at the ground. 2. Ca'daan looked at the man that had a nine-inch knife. 3. Ca'daan looked at the man holding the knife.
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek explores how hate groups are exploiting the Internet to recruit kids. Choices: 1. Newsweek does not publish articles associated with the Internet. 2. Newsweek writes about social issues involving kids. 3. Newsweek named a few hate groups that recruited kids.
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek devotes the cover package to Mother Teresa, asking when she will be sainted. Choices: 1. Newsweek commemorates Mother Teresa in its publication. 2. Newsweek posts a black-and-white image of Mother Theresa on the cover. 3. Newsweek never publishes religious material.
Output: 2
Statement: Continued categorization of expenses as investments for stewardship purposes is predicated on demonstrated outputs and outcomes consistent with the intent of the program. Choices: 1. Continued categorization of the expenses as investment must fit the intent of the program. 2. Continued categorization of the expenses as investment could fit the intent of the program, but it's not required. 3. Continued categorization of the expenses as investment in non-profits must fit the intent of the program.
Output: 3
Statement: That bluff of yours was the goods all right. Choices: 1. We had no other means of getting out of this. 2. Your bluff worked. 3. That bluff of yours backfired on us.
Output: 1
Statement: The shops of the Israel Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art are also good. Choices: 1. The shop at the Israel Museum is not very good.  2. There is a good shop a the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.  3. The Israel Museum's shop sells souvenirs and trinkets. 
Output: 3
Statement: he they're not testing him because they only testing for drugs Choices: 1. I still think that he should be tested. 2. They test him because drugs aren't the only thing he's testing for. 3. The only thing being tested for is drugs.
Output: 1
Statement: It was very rusty, and had clearly not been used for some time. Choices: 1. It was rusty, and it would not budge. 2. It was corroded from not being used in a while. 3. It was recently greased, meaning it had been used regularly.
Output: 1
Statement: These people simply decided a man was well and ordered him out. Choices: 1. Men that were not well could stay as long as they wanted.  2. The people only cared about men they thought were not well.  3. If the people decided a man was well, they ordered him to leave.
Output: 2
Statement: The story of a white missionary family in the Congo, the novel is praised for its attention to detail, female voices, and critical take on colonialism. Choices: 1. The novel is about a black missionary family in England, and has been appreciated. 2. The novel is about a white missionary family in the Congo, and has been appreciated both by the public and the critics- they are planning to make a film on it. 3. The novel is about a white missionary family in the Congo, and has been appreciated.
Output: 2
Statement: oh i like it i i i have a foreign actually i have more than one foreign automobile and i i i find the uh i find the the nondecimal system with all the halves and quarters i was trying to build a shed and they give you these measurements like forty two and three eighths inches and we had to go a little less and trying to figure what's less than three eighths uh Choices: 1. I was trying to build a shed for the foreign automobiles I own. 2. Why on earth would I buy a foreign automobile? 3. I had to get a calculator to help me convert some of the non-decimal numbers.
Output: 3
Statement: To celebrate his unification of Japan after more than a century of civil war, Hideyoshi had made the castle the country's greatest fortress, so the Tokugawa felt obliged to destroy it in 1615 after snatching power away from Hideyoshi's heir. Choices: 1. Hideyoshi thought he would be safe inside a fortified castle. 2. Hideyoshi destroyed a castle that was later rebuilt. 3. Hideyoshi fortified a castle that was later destroyed.
Output: 1
Statement: so they really enjoy it too Choices: 1. So yeah, they really enjoy reading fiction books too. 2. Oh no, they don't enjoy it at all. 3. Yeah, they enjoy it too.
Output: 1
Statement: Sixteen-year-olds can drive perfectly on the momentous day they present themselves at the Motor Vehicles Bureau, and then speed recklessly the day after. Choices: 1. The Motor Vehicle Bureau has thousands of driving tests every month. 2. Anyone above the age of sixteen is allowed to drive. 3. Sixteen year olds are the most careful drivers in the country.
Output: 1
Statement: are you are you how about that well we're all lots of people from TI up this way Choices: 1. There are a lot of people from TI. 2. There are a lot of people from TI up here.  3. There aren't too many people from TI.
Output: 1
Statement: According to fiscal year 2000 data, Texas' Food Stamp program provided approximately $1. Choices: 1. Fiscal year 2005 data says the Arkansas Food Stamp program provided $10. 2. The Texas' Food Stamp program provided little in 2000. 3. The Texas Food Stamp program is one of the worst food stamp programs.
Output: 3
Statement: Caravaggio's only still life, Bowl of Fruit, is here. Choices: 1. Bowl of Fruit was the first of many still life paintings done by Caravaggio. 2. Bowl of Fruit was the only still life painted by Caravaggio. 3. The rest of Caravaggio's paintings were portraits.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, Julius, isn't he just a duck? Choices: 1. Isn't he such a mallard?  2. Isn't he just a fish? 3. He is such an animal. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i don't know really know what a solution would be i really don't you know like you say if you  if you do everything but fill out the card for them that's really about all you can do uh-huh Choices: 1. There is a lot more you can do for them besides filling out the card. 2. All you can possibly do for them is fill out the card. 3. You can fill out the card for them, but they have to do everything else on their own.
Output: 3
Statement: After dark, I had nightmares about Mr. White and my long lost body. Choices: 1. I never thought of my old body. 2. I had bad dreams about my old body. 3. I had a hard time sleeping at night.
Output: 3
Statement: Human-rights organizations roundly criticize the PA, citing the 14 prisoners who have been tortured to death in the last three years while in police custody. Choices: 1. The PA has been the target of heavy criticism from various human-rights organizations. 2. There are 23 prisoners who were in police custody and wound up being tortured to death within the last 3 years.  3. The PA feels that these criticisms are annoying and hampering its efforts to protect the public.
Output: 3
Statement: In North Korea! Choices: 1. It is not in North Korea. 2. It is torture and starvation. 3. It is in North Korea!
Output: 2
Statement: it irritates me so i try to i actually during that period of time Choices: 1. I have way to try and cope with the irritating thing. 2. My method of coping with the irritating thing is effective. 3. It irritates me but I don't know what to do about it.
Output: 2
Statement: The Industrialist looked at his guest. Choices: 1. The Industrialist observed his guests with worry. 2. The Jewish mother looked at her son. 3. The Industrialist looked upon his guest.
Output: 1
Statement:  Open Access Same-Time Information System and Standards of Conduct Choices: 1. Open Access conduct standards 2. Closed access conduct standards 3. Open Access guidelines for behavior
Output: 3
Statement: The flat landscape, especially in the east, is ideal for cycling, where you can get away and explore such inland villages as Pyli (and the older Paleo Pyli high in the hills), Asfendiou, and Kefalos, with the last working windmill on the island. Choices: 1. Every year there is a bicycle race that attracts international cyclists. 2. The landscape being flat, is amazing for cycling and there are many villages to explore. 3. The mountainous landscape is great for hang gliding, but not so much for cycling.
Output: 1
Statement: well just think of what a phenomenal actor Dustin Hoffman is be able to do that to research it and be able to mimic a person uh uh with the kinds of problems that he had Choices: 1. Many actors revere Dustin Hoffman. 2. Dustin Hoffman applies himself in his work. 3. Dustin Hoffman is a terrible actor.
Output: 1
Statement: In the center of the picture, two asymmetrical oxbows form a configuration like a grappling iron, anchoring the composition. Choices: 1. The picture is historically significant. 2. There is a picture with two oxbows in it. 3. There are no oxbows in the picture.
Output: 1
Statement: income for New York state you know i'm a second i'm a second lieutenant in the Air Force now and uh Choices: 1. I am a second lieutenant in the Air Force. 2. I am a second lieutenant in the Air Force and am retiring soon. 3. I am a first lieutenant in the Air Force.
Output: 2
Statement: Some participants believed a periodic forensic audit may be needed to supplement the traditional financial statement audit to assist in detecting fraud. Choices: 1. All participants believed that traditional financial statements are enough for identifying fraud. 2. Current financial statements are produced on an annual basis by an independent party. 3. Some of the participants thought that a regular forensic audit may help in identifying fraud.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the ways we get physicians to do this is to get JCAHO to require it. Choices: 1. One of the ways to keep physicians from doing it is to get JCAHO to ban it. 2. One of the ways to get physicians to respond to phone calls is getting JCAHO to require it. 3. One of the ways to influence physicians to get JCAHO to require it.
Output: 2
Statement: Just as the Daily Worker and New Masses , socialist papers from the 1930s, were peppered with citations of Marx and Engels, Educational Liberator is peppered with references to their libertarian equivalents--Friedrich Hayek and Ludwig von Mises. Choices: 1. The socialists worshipped Carl marx.  2. Socialist papers featured quotes from Ghandi.  3. Citations from Marx were used in socialist papers in the 30s. 
Output: 1
Statement: If we do it the President's way, it will be a win-win. Choices: 1. The President knows what he is talking about. 2. We will lose out doing it the President's way. 3. It will be good if we do it the President's way.
Output: 1
Statement: No doubt his eyes watched the battle against the red lotus assassins. Choices: 1. He saw the assassins running away, too scared to fight. 2. He watched the men attack the assassins with their swords. 3. He watched the battle between the men and the assassins.
Output: 2
Statement: The Evaluation of Broad Aim  Experimental Design, Its Difficulties and an Alternative. Choices: 1. Evaluating broad aim experimental design along with its alternatives and difficulties.  2. There are so many difficulties in obtaining broad aim design.  3. There are no difficulties included with broad aim design.
Output: 2
Statement: Each of the three main wings is named after one of France's great the Richelieu wing, the Sully wing in the east, and the Denon wing beside the Seine. Choices: 1. The wings are named after Richelieu, Sully and Denon. 2. The wings are named after the prisoners of war. 3. Each of three sections is named after one of France's greatest.
Output: 1
Statement: Each individual program uses its own approach on its own timeline to serve its own purpose. Choices: 1. The different programs have their own timelines. 2. All of the programs use the same approach. 3. Some of the programs have a bad approach.
Output: 3
Statement: This was also to be the starting point of the Third Crusade in 1190, when England's Richard the Lion-Hearted joined forces with Philippe Auguste. Choices: 1. When Philippe Auguste joined forces with Richard the Lion-Hearted, this was the starting point of the Third Crusade in 1190. 2. The Third Crusade started in 1991. 3. The Third Crusade lasted 5 years.
Output: 3
Statement: It is delightful to see you, Boris Ivanovitch, she said. Choices: 1. Boris, I wish I didn't have to see you.  2. She lied, Boris was mean.  3. It is wonderful to see you, Boris. 
Output: 2
Statement: The classical gods made their home here, fighting their battles, having their love affairs, and giving birth to their children. Choices: 1. This place is considered to be home of classical gods. 2. This place is not considered divine. 3. The classical gods chose this place for it's beautiful scenery.
Output: 3
Statement: There was the sound of some one stirring on the floor below. Choices: 1. Not a sound came from the floor below. 2. The sound was very clear. 3. The sound of some one stirring could be heard underneath.
Output: 2
Statement: and you know if they just would have thought well gee if we don't you know if we put a freeze on new home starts that will bring the price of houses back up our tax base revenue will go up and we won't have to increase taxes and make it more of a burden on people that are living here Choices: 1. There is nothing they could have done to save homeowners from the tax burdens. 2. If only they had thought of ways not to burden the house owners with increased taxes. 3. There was a way they could have done this, that would have made life easy for home-owners.
Output: 3
Statement: Do they not also raid us? Choices: 1. Don't they raid us too? 2. Do they also attack us? 3. Do they also throw us parties?
Output: 2
Statement: As a result, the construction activities would normally be in different locations at the plant, reducing the interference between the two projects. Choices: 1. As a result, the construction activities are in different locations at the plant. 2. The construction activities, as a result, would normally be in different locations at the plant, reducing the interference between the two projects. 3. But this time, the construction activities are in the direct neighbourhood.
Output: 3
Statement: and then there's all the merchandise you buy on your credit cards Choices: 1. You buy things using your credit cards. 2. It's not smart to use credit cards to buy things. 3. You have never used a credit card to buy anything.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh when was it a couple weeks ago i was asked to go to uh jury duty i i wasn't selected but um for some of our cases in particular we have um very technical cases from time to time because of like our patents and such Choices: 1. Unfortunately, I have never been summoned for jury duty. 2. I normally love serving on juries, so I was disappointed. 3. A few weeks ago, I went on jury duty but they didn't pick me.
Output: 2
Statement: The air was growing cold already. Choices: 1. The air turned cold already. 2. The air was growing extremely hot. 3. The air was freezing due to the magic spell cast.
Output: 3
Statement: Sipping the coffee, he allowed himself the luxury of not doing any thinking at all. Choices: 1. He thought about everything as he drank the coffee.  2. He didn't think as he sipped the coffee.  3. He put sugar and cream in his coffee. 
Output: 3
Statement: Walker, one of two legal service lawyers handling hundreds of abuse cases in 17 counties, said, Our big concern now is the chilling effect this will have. Choices: 1. Walker handles lots of abuse cases between spouses. 2. Walker doesn't handle abuse, just bank fraud. 3. Walker handles lots of abuse cases.
Output: 1
Statement: Ramadan Bairam is a month long celebration when Moslems fast during the hours of daylight. Choices: 1. Once evening comes around, Moslems are allowed to break their fast. 2. Moslems do not eat in the daytime during Ramadan Bairam. 3. During the month of Ramadan Bairam, Moslems fast during the night.
Output: 1
Statement: Brownell also said a partnership with the Solano County Bar Association should help get the word out to attorneys who might want to donate their time. Choices: 1. Brownell had found that finding lawyers who had that type of time was more challenging than expected. 2. The Solano County Bar Association could help with finding lawyers who would be willing to donate their time. 3. The Solano County Bar Association would be unable to help with finding lawyers who would be willing to donate their time.
Output: 1
Statement: A. a cuddly memory B. an adorable artifact C. a precious puffball D. a child's stuffed animal based on memories E. a zoo-confined rarity Choices: 1. Because people aren't ever happy, happy childhood memories are rare 2. it's easy to think about a time when you were young 3. Safe and happy memories are shown to be rare
Output: 1
Statement: In all senses of the word, stay cool. Choices: 1. The word cool can be interpreted in multiple ways. 2. You should take a steaming hot bath. 3. Don't get too warm.
Output: 3
Statement: To go down, take the staircase (158 steps) for some fascinating close-ups of the cathedral's construction. Choices: 1. Going down the staircase lets one see close-ups of the cathedral's construction. 2. The steps of the staircase are all very high. 3. There are 140 steps in the staircase.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yes i mean when i had uh i was watching it the first time i ever saw a microbiologist on there i thought well it just goes to prove it has nothing to do with your physical capabilities and uh there she was terrific she was really terrific Choices: 1. I saw a microbiologist when I was watching. 2. The microbiologist was not talented at all. 3. I saw a microbiologist on American Nina Warrior.
Output: 3
Statement:  "You'll see. Choices: 1. See it you shall not. 2. You'll realize I'm right all along. 3. See it soon enough.
Output: 2
Statement: In an area stretching from the permanently traffic-jammed Piazza Dante, between Via San Biagio dei Librai and Via Tribunali and over to the Porta Capuana, the popular image of old Naples survives. Choices: 1. Piazza Dante is the busiest road in the city. 2. Piazza Dante always has a lot of traffic. 3. Piazza Dante was closed to traffic.
Output: 1
Statement: Most obviously, there is the proliferation of specialty shops for fountain pens and handmade paper. Choices: 1. The proliferation of these specialty shops come from one interested party. 2. There are no specialty shops for stationary. 3. A lot of stores sell pens and paper.
Output: 1
Statement: I modelled myself upon famous K.C.'s. Choices: 1. K.C.'s famous dress style was well known. 2. Whatever I did, I made sure not to emulate K.C. 3. I copied K.C.
Output: 1
Statement: It was even sillier than their sneaking about for them to expect him to start running around before they bothered to check the condition of a man fresh out of his death bed. Choices: 1. A man was fresh out of his own death thanks to science but it was ridiculous for them to expect him to start running right out the gate. 2. Their sneaking about wasn't as silly as their expectation the man would start running around fresh out of his own death bed. 3. Their expectations that he would be active right out of his death bed were completely rational.
Output: 1
Statement: Under Heraclius (610 641), Greek was extended to Italy as its official language. Choices: 1. Italians learned Greek when Heraclius was a ruler. 2. Heraclius spread Greek to other countries in addition to Italy. 3. Greece had no influence over other countries.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan still made the trip north to sell salt. Choices: 1. Ca'daan went north to sell salt. 2. Ca'daan got his salt from mining it. 3. Ca'daan was giving away free salt.
Output: 2
Statement: with baseball tickets Choices: 1. With Disneyland tickets. 2. The tickets were extremely expensive. 3. Accompanying tickets for baseball.
Output: 2
Statement: Sadly, although the tree has been proved to be among the oldest in Europe, most experts believe that it is only 2,000 years old and therefore not of Hippocrates's era. Choices: 1. This tree is from the era of the Roman empire. 2. Though there is evidence that the tree is one of the oldest in Europe, it is believed that it is not old enough to have been from Hippocrates' era. 3. There is no evidence to show that this tree is among the oldest in Europe.
Output: 1
Statement: Somebody handed me a microphone, and I stood on the edge of the stage; looking down over the precipice, staring at all of the scruffy young people below. Choices: 1. While holding a microphone, I looked at a bunch of young people. 2. Young people in the audience were judging me. 3. Somebody handed me a live chicken.
Output: 2
Statement: The real reason, said the Pioneer , was that they had failed to arrange for the Lithuanian orchestra to come. Choices: 1. They didn't arrange for the Lithuanian orchestra to play. 2. The biggest problem was that the Lithanian orchestra was not asked to play. 3. The Lithuanian orchestra gave a very long concert.
Output: 2
Statement: Strategies and technologies for the control of SO2, NOx and mercury emissions exist now, and improved methods are expected to become available over the next several years. Choices: 1. The emissions are expected to grow worse over the next decade. 2. These methods will include installing vacuum cleaners in the sky. 3. Better ways of dealing with emissions are predicted to arise over the next couple years.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well what did you think of um a couple years ago for the Bears the refrigerator Choices: 1. What did you think about the Bears a few years ago. 2. What did you think of the Lions. 3. The Bears had the refrigerator.
Output: 3
Statement: However, he noted that these officers are often assigned to hardship locations that require difficult travel. Choices: 1. The locations they are sent to are low-income regions. 2. The locations where these officers are assigned often require difficult travel. 3. The officers get assigned to the best areas for them.
Output: 1
Statement: They are cold, hard reality, though, and every case closed successfully marks a victory not just for the client but for our entire community. Choices: 1.  Our client and the entire community win every time a case ends successfully. 2. Our community is quite small but very closely knit. 3. Each case that is closed represents a defeat for the community.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, management approval was needed before individuals could share information about potentially sensitive incidents and vulnerabilities. Choices: 1. Management approval was needed before individuals could share information about incidents and vulnerabilities  2. Management oversaw everything  3. Management approval was not needed to submit a report
Output: 2
Statement: drum them out of the family uh-huh Choices: 1. Drum them out of the family. 2. drum them out of America. 3. We make so much noise with drums they leave the family.
Output: 3
Statement: well the only about the only things i watch on commercial television are Thirty Something and Twin Peaks uh and i just discovered that they uh have have canceled both of those so Choices: 1. Thirty Something and Twin Peaks are still on commercial television. 2. Thirty something and Twin Peaks have been cancelled on commercial television. 3. Thirty Something and Twin Peaks might be returning to commercial television.
Output: 3
Statement: We might increase the discount to 7a and find that we saved 7.3a on the volume that shifted. Choices: 1. Shifting volume comes from cost savings when shipping larger containers. 2. There is no way to increase any discounts. 3. Increasing the discount might cause a savings in volume.
Output: 1
Statement: are you covered yes are you covered really no Choices: 1. You are covered extremely well. 2. You are not properly covered. 3. You are not covered sufficiently.
Output: 3
Statement: filed February 22, 2002)); therefore, we made no changes pending the outcome of that litigation. Choices: 1. There were no changes made pending the outcome of the litigation. 2. Changes were presented pending the outcome of the litigation. 3. There will be changes presented at a later date.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh new Mexico wow that's we've seen just a little bit of New Mexico we haven't really traveled that much since we've been here uh but we've seen a little bit of New Mexico and that was very nice and Colorado seemed very nice Choices: 1. We have only seen a small part of New Mexico, but what we have seen has been nice. 2. We have never been to New Mexico. 3. We plan to travel around more and see more of New Mexico soon.
Output: 3
Statement: or you got a hill between you or something like that Choices: 1. It's hard to see or a hear them when they're on the other side of a hill. 2. There could be a hill between you or something. 3. There's nothing between you but flat land. 
Output: 1
Statement: Coptic Christians founded an expansive community for prayer and contemplation here in the fourth century a.d. when many monks chose to live their lives as hermits. Choices: 1. Coptic monks have never lived their lives as hermits. 2. Some Coptic Christians were monks who lived as hermits. 3. The majority of Coptic monks lived their lives as hermits.
Output: 3
Statement: The main effect of this law has not been to decrease insurance claims, but to discourage physicians from screening for alcohol problems. Choices: 1. A secondary effect of the law has been to encourage physicians to write less prescriptions. 2. The main effect of this law is to decrease insurance claims. 3. The main effect of the law has been to discourage physicians from screening for alcohol problems.
Output: 1
Statement: Clinton said such a commitment might be premature. Choices: 1. Commitment may be premature at this point according to Clinton. 2. Clinton, thinking the time is ripe, is ready to fully commit. 3. President Clinton is concerned of committing prematurely.
Output: 3
Statement: OSHA published an Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on May 14, 1982 (47 Fed. Choices: 1. OSHA failed to publish its intended Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in 1982. 2. The Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking was published by OSHA in 1982. 3. OSHA's Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking sought support from several other agencies.
Output: 3
Statement: Exclusion of capital gains income from home sales $18,540 Choices: 1. Capital gains from income are not included, this is on a different tax form. 2. Home sales of $18,540 are not included. 3. All income is included in capital gains,
Output: 1
Statement: Taking him into my confidence would be the best thing either way, so I told him everything except where I believed the papers to be hidden. Choices: 1. I told him everything except where I believed the papers to be hidden, including what they contained and how I'd come into possession of them in the first place.  2. I told him where I believed the papers to be hidden.  3. I told him everything except where I believed the papers to be hidden. 
Output: 1
Statement: The French peasants' cry for freedom prompted another Maroon War on Jamaica, after which many Maroons were deported to Nova Scotia. Choices: 1. French peasants never wanted freedom so there was no war. 2. Maroons were deported to Nova Scotia  after the Maroon war on Jamaica. 3. In retaliation for the Maroon war on Jamaica, some Maroons were deported.
Output: 3
Statement: For how long?" Choices: 1. How long will you be away? 2. You won't be gone for long. 3. Whats the duration?
Output: 1
Statement: uh we have cable here Choices: 1. We do not have cable here. 2. We have a cable TV plan here. 3. We prefer cable TV over satellite.
Output: 3
Statement: I shook my whole body. Choices: 1. Only my toe was shaking. 2. My entire body shook.  3. My entire body was shivering. 
Output: 3
Statement: I got up, trying to look natural and easy. Choices: 1. I got up, pretending not to be panicking. 2. I got up, not trying to conceal my sheer terror. 3. I got up, trying to act normal.
Output: 1
Statement: Back on the bus, Cindy McCain passes the quilt around for reporters to autograph with a magic marker, high-school yearbook style. Choices: 1. Cindy McCain is on the bus passing around a quilt. 2. Cindy wove the quilt herself, and it took her quite amount of time. 3. the reporters are autographing the quilt with purple crayon.
Output: 2
Statement: Though I did not acknowledge it to myself, the thought of Mary Cavendish was weighing on me.  Choices: 1. The thought of Mary Cavendish made me feel wonderful. 2. Mary Cavendish makes me feel uneasy. 3. Thinking of Mary Cavendish made me feel troubled.
Output: 2
Statement: information8 and state that the report is an integral part of the audit and should be considered in assessing the results of the audit. Choices: 1. The report should be considered when assessing the audit. 2. The report includes financial information and testimony from witnesses.  3. The report is superfluous and can be ignored when considering the audit.
Output: 2
Statement: The parched landscape grows ever more desolate as you approach Cap Berber?­a, and the road deteriorates until it's no more than a dusty track. Choices: 1. It hardly ever rains on Cap Berbera as it's a desert. 2. The road slowly disappears  as you approach  as you approach Cap Berber?­a 3. It rains all the time on Cap Berbera
Output: 1
Statement: Then you knew what you were going to find? Choices: 1. You had no idea what to expect? 2. Then you knew that she was the killer? 3. So you expected to find that?
Output: 2
Statement: Now, if we perform the same exercise using the actual FY 1998 First-Class and Standard A volume figures of 101. Choices: 1. We can do the same thing using the Third-Class and Standard A numbers. 2. We can do the same thing using the First-Class and Standard A numbers. 3. We can do the same thing using the First-Class and Standard A numbers for rural routes.
Output: 3
Statement: Historian Ellis earns praise for his contribution to Jefferson scholarship. Choices: 1. Ellis is a historian that has contributed to Jefferson scholarship.  2. Ellis is not a historian.  3. Ellis and Jefferson were good friends. 
Output: 3
Statement: well no i worked for this company before i had my first daughter Choices: 1. I worked for this company for many years before my daughter was born. 2. Before my first daughter's birth, I was working for this company. 3. I've never worked with this company, but I will after my second daughter is born.
Output: 1
Statement: and i don't know now it's not growing real fast it will pick up Choices: 1. It's growing at a very rapid pace. 2. It might not increase very much.  3. I expect it to increase over time. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well they have a stronger debate too because there's twelve people there they have to decide whether or not he's guilty and then they can sit in the at the same time and decide what his punishment would be and you'd have more than one person's input on it Choices: 1. Despite having twelve people there, ultimately his punishment would depend on only one person's input. 2. With twelve people there deciding his guilt and punishment, you have a stronger discussion. 3. Because there are twelve people deciding guilt and punishment, the end result will be more fair.
Output: 3
Statement: You've no idea!  Choices: 1. You couldn't possibly know. 2. You don't have any idea! 3. I don't have any idea.
Output: 1
Statement: Then he walked up Shaftesbury Avenue, finally turning off into the maze of mean streets round Soho. Choices: 1. He went into the maze of streets in Soho. 2. He went into the maze of streets knowing where he would go. 3. He didn't go into the maze of streets.
Output: 2
Statement: The large man stepped forward and picked her up in a hug. Choices: 1. The big man stepped forward and slapped her across the face. 2. The man was now hugging her.  3. The big man was the little girls father. 
Output: 3
Statement: well i know but there are times when i sit there and i think wow you know we make X amount of money and where is it i mean you look around and you go where is it you you haven't made uh big purchases and that's the easier thing to see if you can see a big purchase and you go okay well this is the year that we bought the couch or the TV or something like that Choices: 1. It's easier when you can see the purchases.  2. They weren't expecting to have made as little money as they did.  3. They have yet to make any large purchases.
Output: 2
Statement: Each group was then asked to answer the same set of questions about their particular era. Choices: 1. A different set of questions was used for each group. 2. The groups all answered similarly for the questions. 3. The same set of questions was posed to each group.
Output: 2
Statement: well i don't know i yeah i mean first and foremost i mean everybody loves Gorby but you know that the one thing they have to keep in mind he's a communist and communists have their own little ideology about the way things are going to be Choices: 1. Gorby is not a communist. 2. Everyone loves Gorby. 3. Gorby is a communist.
Output: 2
Statement: Genoa sided with the Spanish to give Emperor Charles V access, via Milan, to his German territories, and later became a lucrative clearinghouse for Spain's newly discovered American silver. Choices: 1. American silver was worth nothing and was never sold or traded. 2. American Silver found by Spain was worth a lot. 3. American silver found by Spain in the 1600's was a very lucrative business.
Output: 3
Statement: He couldn't have been more than thirteen years old all dressed up in dueling armor. Choices: 1. He was 19 years old. 2. He was still a child. 3. He was a ready to fight.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh  well you never have enough room do you think Choices: 1. Do you think there's ever enough room?  2. Will you ever have enough space for your gnome collection? 3. You already have plenty of room for them.
Output: 2
Statement: The best view is from the top of the gateway. Choices: 1. The bottom of the gateway has the best view. 2. The top of the gateway is where you should place yourself to get the best view. 3. The top of the gateway has the best view.
Output: 2
Statement: Teaching and broadcasting in Kurdish are banned. Choices: 1. Kurdish newsprint is acceptable. 2. Kurdish broadcasts are banned. 3. Kurdish teaching is permitted.
Output: 1
Statement: : Long before the blockbuster movie, Jubilee! Choices: 1. Jubilee! is a popular movie. 2. This was before the movie Jubilee! 3. This came after the blockbuster movie.
Output: 1
Statement: It's full of atmosphere and there is a selection of tavernas where you can enjoy a meal while watching the show. Choices: 1. Some of the tavernas do not sell alcohol. 2. One can eat and watch a show in the tavernas. 3. There is no atmosphere and no tavernas.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh i think your voice sounds familiar Choices: 1. I've heard your voice on the radio before. 2. I've never heard your voice before. 3. I've heard your voice before.
Output: 1
Statement: Just feel light. Choices: 1. It is not always easy to feel very light. 2. It is important to try feeling as light as possible. 3. Feeling light is definitely not the goal.
Output: 1
Statement: The form and content of audit documentation should be designed to meet the circumstances of the particular audit. Choices: 1. The audit should be document free in the future. 2. Each audit needs to have it's own personality. 3. Each audit should have it's own tailored form and content.
Output: 2