niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Emergency room visits for asthma Asthma attacks Mortality Increased airway responsiveness to stimuli Inflammation in the lung Chronic respiratory damage / Premature aging Choices: 1. Emergency room visits for asthma included asthma attacks with death possibilities increasing due to airway inflammation and lung damage 2. Asthma does not incorporate any swelling or inflammation 3. All asthma attacks brought to the emergency room resulted in morality increases
Output: 3
Statement: (The same is true for another of Vietnam's most famous  Eddie Adams' photo of the gun-to-temple execution of a Viet Cong.) Choices: 1. A Viet Cong execution photo by Adams' is one of the most famous pictures from that era. 2. It is not true for another of Vietnams' most famous Eddie Adams' photo. 3. Eddie Adams' most famous Vietnam photo involved the gun execution of a Viet Cong.
Output: 1
Statement: At least that is what Jon hoped. Choices: 1. Jon was hoping for something. 2. Jon was surprised when what he hoped happened. 3. Jon had no hope.
Output: 2
Statement: And Jacob said to Rebekah, his mother, 'Behold, Esau my brother is a hairy man, and I am a smooth man, so maybe I should take him to a good stylist who would no doubt be, as so many of them are, gay. Choices: 1. Jacob believes that his brother Esau is gay. 2. Rebekah has at least two son's and one of them is named Jacob. 3. Rebekah has never gave birth to a child.
Output: 1
Statement: Their arcades, fluted pillars, and mosaic tiles are teetering on last legs, praying for restoration miracles. Choices: 1. Their arcades, fluted pillars, and mosaic tiles are in near pristine condition. 2. The architectural components are in dire need of comprehensive restoration.  3. Their arcades, fluted pillars, and mosaic tiles are teetering on last legs, praying for restoration miracles because of years of neglect.
Output: 3
Statement: and then he'll right somewhere else Choices: 1. He'll stay here 2. He'll go to another state 3. He'll be somewhere else
Output: 2
Statement: For example, the manufacturing company's central group reviewed all new Internet related applications and had the authority to stop such applications from going into production if minimum security standards were not met. Choices: 1. The manufacturing company's central group had the authority to stop new Internet related applications from going into production if minimum security standards were not met. 2. Very few of the applications they reviewed failed to meet minimum security standards. 3. The manufacturing company's central group did not have the authority to stop new Internet related applications from going into production.
Output: 2
Statement: no it with the uh who was on the music people wasn't that Fishbone yeah i saw that it was awesome but i didn't see the rest of it Choices: 1. I watched the show with Fishbone, but only part of it. 2. When music people had Fishbone, I watched the entire thing. 3. I wish I had watched the whole show when Fishbone was on.
Output: 3
Statement: Formerly the Nahalat Shivia residential district, founded in 1869 and restored in 1988, the area is characterized by small golden-stone courtyard houses, many converted to restaurants, cafe, and arts and craft shops. Choices: 1. This area hasn't been a residential district since it was restored in 1988. 2. People still live in the golden-stone courtyard houses in this area. 3. The courtyard houses in this district now serve as restaurants and shops.
Output: 1
Statement: Campaigns are self- If Bradley gets close enough to be a real challenge to Gore, he will be subject to the same withering fire that Gore faces. Choices: 1. This campaigns has been relatively mild and smooth for Gore. 2. During his campaign Al Gore has been subjected to overwhelming criticisms. 3. Bradley will never get enough momentum to be a real challenge to Gore in this campaign.
Output: 3
Statement: This program is clearly a model for success. Choices: 1. The program is a model for what not to do.  2. The program was successful because of how much was invested.  3. This program can be treated as a benchmark for success. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah hum that's good that's that's that's that's actually real good Choices: 1. That is bad. 2. That is good. 3. That point you made is really good.
Output: 3
Statement: Unfortunately, there was no mention of the Capital Region's own Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York, the nonprofit organization that works to ensure that justice is available to the poor, the disabled and the endangered members of our community. Choices: 1. The Capital Region's Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York is a nonprofit organization that makes sure endangered members of the community receive adequate justice. 2. The nonprofit organization that works to ensure that euthanasia is available to the poor and disabled. 3. The nonprofit organization saw an increase in volunteers that year.
Output: 3
Statement: Notification of Before beginning any new engagement that requires GAO to seek information, data, or both, from an agency, Choices: 1. Before starting a new engagement that requires GAO to seek information, they must be notified on the website. 2. Before starting a new engagement that requires GAO to seek information, they must be notified. 3. Before starting a new engagement that requires GAO to seek funding, they must be notified.
Output: 1
Statement: well me neither but but it just seems like that's what it would be like Choices: 1. It seems easy. 2. It just seems like it would be that way. 3. It seems like it would be hard.
Output: 3
Statement: It is impractical to restrict grantees to counting only matters handled on behalf of client-eligible people. Choices: 1. Grantees handle a wide variety of matters and do so often. 2. It is entirely practical for grantees to only deal with the matters of the client eligible people. 3. Grantees should not be restricted to only dealing with the matters of the client eligible.
Output: 1
Statement: In a night game, you have to write as the game progresses. Choices: 1. In a night game, you have a long time before you have to write. 2. In a night game, you have to get the story done in time to go to press. 3. In a night game you have to keep writing.
Output: 2
Statement: That is why GAO's human capital legislation is so important. Choices: 1. GAO's human capital legislation is the most important issue because of this. 2. GAO's human capital legislation is crucial because of this. 3. GAO's human capital legislation is completely irrelevant and unimportant.
Output: 1
Statement: What a fascinating and generous letter. Choices: 1. This letter is both interesting and giving. 2. He wrote a fascinating and generous letter 3. The letter was both dull and stingy.
Output: 2
Statement: As shown in Equation (4), the D term in the Vb equation contains Pb, so when Pb changes, the discount is affected. Choices: 1. As shown in Equation (4), the D term in the Vb equation doesn't contain Pb 2. As shown in Equation (4), the D term in the Vb equation contains Pb 3. As shown in Equation (2), the D term in the Vb equation contains Pb
Output: 3
Statement: When Lake Nasser threatened to flood the complex in the 1970s, engineers had the unenviable task of formulating a plan to save it and this they did with consummate skill. Choices: 1. The flood injured and killed lots of people.  2. Engineers used a consummate skill to top the  complex from being flooded.  3. In the 1970s, engineers tried and failed to stop Lake Nasser from flooding the complex.
Output: 1
Statement: An' that's all I got to say." Choices: 1. He had more to say. 2. That was all that he has to say. 3. That was all that he has to say because he did not know anything more.
Output: 3
Statement: Under a trim white beacon, a sign Terre-de-Haut est heureuse de vous accueillir et vous souhaite un agr??able s??jour (Terre-de-Haut is happy to welcome you and wishes you a pleasant stay). Choices: 1. The sign is elegantly painted on an old oak slab. 2. The sign translates to, "Terre-de-Haut is happy to welcome you and wishes you a pleasant stay." 3. The sign warns visitors of tornados and low flying vampire bats.
Output: 1
Statement: Hunt asks Novak sweetly at one point if Margaret Carlson can speak. Choices: 1. Hunt doesn't care Margarets capability to talk 2. She can. She can definable talk.  3. Hunt wants to know if Margaret Carison can speak
Output: 2
Statement: But it was the grass-roots opposition to KYC, sparked in part by the Libertarian Party, whose protest Web site steered 171,268 e-mail complaints from netizens to the FDIC, that elevated the subject to the national agenda. Choices: 1. The FDIC was completely unaware of any issue.  2. Grass roots opposition is largely responsible for making the FDIC aware of the issues. 3. The Libertarian Party is the only entity responsible for the recognition by the FDIC.
Output: 3
Statement: For six years he begged for his food, learned to meditate, and practiced severe self-mortification, but still felt no nearer to understanding life's suffering. Choices: 1. He has begged for as long as six years. 2. He thought that the meditation was worth the enduring. 3. He finally understood life's suffering after the six years.
Output: 2
Statement: Beyond them in rank,in the actual presence of God,the seraphim stand naked, ever-burning, Choices: 1. Everyone is equal in rank. 2. Some people have the rank of general. 3. Some people have higher ranks.
Output: 2
Statement: oh you fish upstream Choices: 1. You fish up towards the mountains. 2. Keep fishing downstream. 3. You fish upstream.
Output: 1
Statement: I'll see t' th' stud an' th' mule. Choices: 1. The stud is sick, but the mule is not. 2. I won't do anything for the mule or the stud. 3. The stud and the mule will be seen to.
Output: 1
Statement: The data collected in the third phase are not specified before the first  they emerge, often with surprises, from the initial observations. Choices: 1. The data collected in the third phase is the most telling and most significant part of the process. 2. There are two phases to data collection to keep the process swift. 3. Data collected in the third phase may be surprising and unexpected based on initial observations.
Output: 1
Statement: I am authorised. Choices: 1. i have the authority to fire you. 2. I have the authority.  3. I have no authority. 
Output: 1
Statement: And she remembers nothing, said Sir James slowly. Choices: 1. Sir Jones believes that she remembers nothing. 2. Sir James believes that she has amnesia. 3. Sir James said that she remembers nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: the bolts were were English were were English then Choices: 1. Some of the bolts were English. 2. None of the bolts were English. 3. The bolts there were English.
Output: 1
Statement: Maintenance of effect might be possible with yearly consultations. Choices: 1. Yearly consultations may make it possible to maintain the effect. 2. Maintenance of effect is definitely possibly with monthly consultations, however. 3. It's impossible to maintain the effect with yearly consultations.
Output: 2
Statement: When functional needs conflicted with Advocate Office needs, there was no assurance that advocate needs would be met. Choices: 1. Functional needs have greater impacts than advocate needs. 2. Advocates may have conflicting needs with functional needs. 3. Functional and advocate needs are always in sync.
Output: 1
Statement: because i could have the uh chicken on the skewers with uh uh blackened seasoning Choices: 1. I could have skewered chicken with blackened seasoning.  2. I was glad there were seasoned chicken skewers there.  3. I couldn't have chicken on those skewers and it was annoying. 
Output: 2
Statement: On the wall here, you'll see what appears to be the Star of David. Choices: 1. There is, on the wall here, what appears to be the Star of David. 2. On this wall you will see a rendering of the Last Supper. 3. It is not known how the Star of David got there on that wall.
Output: 3
Statement: Station It is from here that Simon carries the crose Choices: 1. This isn't the place where Simon starts to carry the cross 2. This is the place from which Simon bears the cross 3. Simon bears the cross for a mile along the road
Output: 3
Statement: VA Health  More Veterans Are Being Served, But Better Oversight Is Needed (GAO/HEHS-98-226, Aug. 28, 1998). Choices: 1. VA Health more veterans are being served 2. Better oversight Is not needed 3. Veterans are usually depressed.
Output: 3
Statement: These new guidelines have refocused the LSC delivery system on serving individual clients with particular legal needs. Choices: 1. Staff at the LSC are very happy about the new guidelines because it makes their jobs easier. 2. Thanks to the new guidelines, the LSC delivery system is more focused on helping individual clients. 3. Without any new guidelines, the LSC has continually failed to meet the needs of individual clients.
Output: 1
Statement: During FY 1998, the most recent year for which statistics are available, the USDOL certified 34,898 job openings and approximately 4,000 employers. Choices: 1. The most recent year for when statistics are available was during FY 1998. 2. After FY 1998, the most recent year for which statistics are available. 3. There are no statistics produced prior to 1998.
Output: 3
Statement: That is exactly what I thought.  Choices: 1. I knew it for a long time. 2. I didn't expect that. 3. I had expected exactly that.
Output: 1
Statement: (Slate 's Anne Hollander explains the pleasures of the runway show.) Choices: 1. The runway show has pleasures that Anne Hollander can explain. 2. Nobody thinks there is anything redeeming about runway shows. 3. Runway shows typically last for seven hour or more.
Output: 3
Statement: I understand publicity stunts, and this is one.' Choices: 1. This is a publicity stunt and I'm aware of that.  2. I have no idea what a publicity stunt is.  3. He's only running in the election as a publicity stunt. 
Output: 3
Statement: having hurt my wrist. Choices: 1. Having injured part of my hand. 2. Having not scathed my wrist at all. 3. Having severely slashed my wrist.
Output: 3
Statement: However, CBO has pointed out that the recent burst in productivity may prove temporary if the new economy turns out to be just a flash in the pan. Choices: 1. CBO has pointed out that the recent burst in productivity may prove temporary 2. CBO has pointed out that the recent burst of flavor in his coffee was very tasty 3. CBO has pointed out that the recent burst in productivity may prove permanent
Output: 2
Statement: saw it first hand Choices: 1. I didn't see it at all. 2. My brother and I witnessed it in person. 3. I witnessed it myself.
Output: 2
Statement: When you buy a couple of kilos, they'll ship it for you in air-tight packages. Choices: 1. The shipping process of more than one kg involves air-tight packages. 2. Whatever the quantity of the product, the package is the same. 3. The air-tight packaging is used in order to provide a safer transportation.
Output: 3
Statement: Pro bono attorneys provide clients legal assistance at the final domestic violence protective order hearing. Choices: 1. Domestic violence victim need legal aide during the protective order hearing process. 2. Pro bono attorneys occasionally act as emotional counselors. 3. Pro bono attorneys have been raising their fees consistently over the last decade.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well that does make a difference uh Wisconsin had a very good reputation in uh computer science and engineering departments and i'm sure that helped uh helped me get job offers uh if you choose a school that's not well known or it does not have a very good curriculum in uh in the in those areas uh it could be difficult to uh make a career out of it Choices: 1. That's a very smart school to go to because you'll get lots of job offers. 2. While Wisconsin is decent, Chicago is much better for career opportunities. 3. I don't think choosing an obscure school is a good idea because they can have a bad curriculum or provide little opportunity to find work afterwards.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah uh-huh but i think before i like you i don't think you i don't think it's right to just put someone in it i think they would have to agree to go in it Choices: 1. Is consent important to you? 2. You'd force someone to go in, right? 3. Does the agreement equal you liking the person?
Output: 3
Statement: According to program officials, this not only helped stabilize the design before entering initial manufacturing but grew system reliability and reduced total ownership costs. Choices: 1. Stabilizing the design allowed engineers to focus on increasing product reliability. 2. This caused the total ownership costs to skyrocket. 3. Total ownership costs were reduced by using this thing.
Output: 1
Statement: Rather, in accordance with VA's practice, publication of the certification in the Federal Register was treated as providing notice to SBA. Choices: 1. SBA thought that the publication was well written. 2. VA practices dictated that the SBA be notified in person by the Director. 3. SBA was notified when the certification was published.
Output: 1
Statement: Oh, I see, you are joking. Choices: 1. Oh, you are serious. 2. At first I didn't get that it was a joke. 3. You are not being serious.
Output: 2
Statement: Wal, that ain't no hair off m' skull. Choices: 1. It doesn't bother me at all, whatever it is. 2. Well, that's a really big deal to me.  3. Well, that's no skin off my back. 
Output: 1
Statement: In Sulloway's theory, as in life, Daniel is the category-defying, black sheep Baldwin. Choices: 1. Sulloway has a theory. 2. Sulloway has no theory. 3. Sulloway has a theory and it became popular.
Output: 3
Statement: For each year (2010 and 2020), our analysis evaluates a single control scenario, as described below. Choices: 1. The control scenario evaluated for years 2010 and 2020, are described below. 2. There is no control scenario for 2020 and 2010. 3. The analysis ignores the data for all previous years.
Output: 3
Statement: Rosenberg explained that the Pro Bono Project does not take on criminal cases, bankruptcies, dependent or neglected children, or fee generating cases such as personal injury. Choices: 1. The Pro Bono Project doesn't do criminal cases at all. 2. The Pro Bono Project does do lots of criminal cases. 3. The Pro Bono Project doesn't do criminal cases since 1995.
Output: 3
Statement: After the explaining is done, however, judgments must still be made. Choices: 1. After Congress finishes explaining things, judgments must be made. 2. Judgement must still be made after the explaining is done. 3. Judgments wont have to be made after the explanation is done.
Output: 1
Statement: and eventually they'll have to do something with that we'll pay for it again so why not pay industry this is my feeling why not pay industry a little more and reduce it you know and and not have as much of it Choices: 1. We'll always pay for health care. 2. We'll pay for it again. 3. We will never pay for it.
Output: 1
Statement: Furthermore, while there have been no definitions or real elucidations, the discussions seem mired in the concept of a personal Christian-type deity, as though the ability to prove or disprove the existence of that sort of entity is in some way dispositive. Choices: 1. It is a fact that gods exist and there is a mountain of evidence to prove it. 2. A god certainly exists. 3. There is no evidence to prove that there is a personal Christian god.
Output: 2
Statement: These events were so popular that NCPL replicated them at new sites, not funded under the LSC contract. Choices: 1. The NCPL failed to replicate the events at the new sites. 2. The NCPL replicated the events at the new sites. 3. The NCPL replicated the events at the new sites so they would save more money.
Output: 3
Statement: Holy Smokes! I wouldn't go five steps to look at acrobats. Choices: 1. My goodness. I want to get closer to look at the acrobats. 2. Goodness! I wouldn't go near to see the acrobats. 3. The acrobats scare me too much for me to look up close.
Output: 3
Statement: so what i feel that i learned a great deal from my students uh with regard to what their biggest complaints were with parents and a thing such as uh one of the biggest complaints i well remember because i spent a lot of time with seniors uh was um caring their parents say when i was your age i didn't have this or that and i know i never ever said that because i knew that that was one thing that was really irritating to young people Choices: 1. I didn't learn anything from the students. 2. I learned a lot from my students. 3. My students taught me how to create new ideas.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1934, it was the scene of bloody anti-government rioting by French fascists. Choices: 1. The French fascists did not like the government. 2. There was a lot of blood shed in 1934. 3. The government rioted against the French fascists.
Output: 1
Statement: Another favorite is elite clothing store Maxfield, which carries a range of top designers. Choices: 1. Maxfield sells expensive and fashionable clothes. 2. Maxfield stocks clothes from designers such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton. 3. Maxfield doesn't sell any branded clothes.
Output: 2
Statement: that sort of attitude Choices: 1. Attitudes can't be described. 2. This type of attitude is despicable. 3. This type of attitude.
Output: 2
Statement: The three convened at each other's programs and over the telephone to explore topics such as executive leadership, managing change, and state planning in states with one LSC grantee. Choices: 1. The three meet one another just three times a year at each other's programs. 2. This year, the three could not find time either to meet or even to talk over the telephone. 3. When the three talked on the phone, they discussed executive leadership and other topics.
Output: 1
Statement: And I  I hearwhat I am safe from. Choices: 1. People are always aligned with what keeps them safe. 2. We are doing everything to keep us safe. 3. People know what to be afraid of.
Output: 1
Statement: 'But you'll have to at least stay here the day. Choices: 1. You need to spend the day here. 2. It is a safe place to stay. 3. You can leave now.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah they say that's pretty good well how old are you Choices: 1. That's ok, want to go eat burgers? 2. That's great, what's your age. 3. Ok that's nice, do you like basketball. 
Output: 3
Statement: Greedyassociates began as a forum for associates at primarily large law firms to vent and share information about salaries, bonuses and law firm gossip. Choices: 1. There is no forum for associates to vent. 2. Many people at the law firm found the name of the site hilarious. 3. A forum for associates was started and it was called greedy associates.
Output: 2
Statement: Whenever the country emerges from a national trauma and focuses on its piggy bank, presidential expectations shrink. Choices: 1. Presidential expectations change after a country reaches the other side of a period of economic growth. 2. Once a nationwide trauma is over, presidential elections no longer have high expectations, because the country can focus on expanding its economy. 3. Before a period of trauma, a nation's expectations for presidential candidates rises exponentially.
Output: 1
Statement: The original wheel has been replaced with a steel one, but the Moorish system is otherwise unchanged. Choices: 1. A steel wheel has replaced the original one. 2. The original wheel has not been replaced. 3. The original wheel was made of stone.
Output: 3
Statement:  The cloud of glowing stuff from the rising air column was spreading out now, reflecting the light and heat back to the earth. Choices: 1. Light and heat were spread back to the ground from the glowing cloud. 2. The glowing cloud did not spread but remained stationary, quietly floating over the ground.  3. The cloud flickered a strange orange color, as if controlled by an unseen force.
Output: 3
Statement: He stood, undressed, and slept in his bed until the following dawn. Choices: 1. That night he had dreams about fighting in the war.  2. He stood up, got dressed and walked out the door.  3. He got undressed and went to sleep until the next morning. 
Output: 1
Statement: Brown felt that the recommendation placed too much responsibility on funding agencies. Choices: 1. To Brown, funding agencies were placed too little responsibility by the recommendation. 2. To Brown, funding agencies were placed too much responsibility by the recommendation, so there must be a new solution. 3. To Brown, funding agencies were placed too much responsibility by the recommendation.
Output: 2
Statement: Then she came. Choices: 1. Then she left. 2. Then she showed up. 3. Then she came to teach us something.
Output: 3
Statement: but yeah i think that they still are a threat but yet maybe a different ki nd of a threat than a military threat but i do believe that they're a military threat i think Choices: 1. They are not currently a threat. 2. Their prowess has been lessened, but they could still attack. 3. They are a threat, in military and other senses.
Output: 2
Statement: He stretched out his legs, and the sun made twinkly points of light on the rowels of the Mexican spurs. Choices: 1. He stretched his legs out in the sun.  2. He sat in the sun all afternoon.  3. He doesn't have any legs. 
Output: 2
Statement: He came out at dusk, walking tall and pulling down the corner of his leather three-corner hat. Choices: 1. He pulled down his hat. 2. He pulled down his big brown hat. 3. He pushed off his hat.
Output: 2
Statement: Indeed, said Jon. Choices: 1. "That sounds okay.", stated Jon. 2. "Yep. That's right.", said Jon. 3. "Nope. You're completely wrong.", whispered Jon.
Output: 1
Statement: Perhaps the most important program element not addressed in the bill is integration of this new program with the existing Clean Air Act provisions. Choices: 1. Integration into current EPA regulations is addressed in the new bill written by the president. 2. Integration into current EPA regulations is not addressed in the new bill. 3. Integration is not addressed in the new bill.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah i've got a boy that is uh thirteen and the girl is eleven the boy had learned to uh ski oh probably two years ago he's a slalom skier now and the girl's eleven and she just now started to learn to ski Choices: 1. Both of my kids have been very reluctant to even try water skiing. I hope to get them started on my next vacation. 2. My two kids have taken up my hobby of skiing. 3. Now, my third kid, another boy, absolutely refuses to go out on the water!
Output: 3
Statement: To tour the center of the city, start your walk at the western end of the historic district, on the Place du Vieux-March??. Choices: 1. The center of the city is not accesible by foot. 2. The walking tour of the city center takes 3 hours to complete. 3. The best place to begin the walking tour is on the western side of the historic district.
Output: 2
Statement: the real story and and and for to for all of them to get an understanding of how their characters were they could they watched older videotapes you know of their them in interviews and things like that so they tried to make it pretty you know close to the line Choices: 1. They watched old things to get the characters right. 2. The new characters were very different from the old. 3. They watched video tapes of their interiews.
Output: 3
Statement: Flat land is at such a premium in Funchal that even the likes of Reid's and Hotel Savoy can only afford two tennis courts each. Choices: 1. Flat land in Funchal is so affordable that hotels can afford two tennis courts each. 2. Flat land is so expensive in Funchal that some hotels can only afford two tennis courts each. 3. Some hotels in Funchal cannot afford flat land for tennis courts.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, the Commission assumed that the average revenue per piece for the 8 developing countries with available rates applied to the remaining 203 DCs without available rates. Choices: 1. The commission figured the average revenue per item for the 17 countries with available rates. 2. The commission figured the average revenue per item for the Asian countries with available rates. 3. The commission figured the average revenue per item for the countries with available rates.
Output: 2
Statement: An' by that time he didn't know wot he was doin'. Choices: 1. The drugs affected him so badly, he had no idea what he was doing. 2. At the time he was perfectly aware of what he was doing. 3. He had no idea what he was doing by that time.
Output: 1
Statement: There wasn't even a trace of bedsoreness, though he had been flat on his back long enough to grow callouses. Choices: 1. His body ached with beadsoreness. 2. He had been flat on his back a long time. 3. He had been in a coma.
Output: 3
Statement: Built from 1532 to 1637, the main structure is late Gothic with a somewhat incongruous but imposing Renaissance colonnade on its western faaade. Choices: 1. The structure took longer to build than was expected. 2. The structure took under 10 years to build. 3. It took over a century to build the structure.
Output: 1
Statement: William lived here until the tragic death of his mother in 1778, when he was sent to school in Hawkshead. Choices: 1. William's mother died in 1778. 2. His mother died from the plague. 3. William's mother lived to see the 19th century
Output: 2
Statement: Shame on lesser candidates who demand that he choose sides on the difficult issues of the day. Choices: 1. Some candidates want him to be involved in the difficult issues of the day. 2. The other candidates are not as popular as he is. 3. All the candidates are of the same level.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that could be a little boring sometimes i guess too but Choices: 1. That should be incredibly thrilling all the time. 2. I suppose that may be a little boring at times. 3. I guess the game may be a little boring at times.
Output: 3
Statement: 1 shows one way to present this kind of analysis. Choices: 1. The analysis was shown in two ways. 2. The analysis can be presented this way. 3. There are other ways to present the analysis.
Output: 3
Statement: What do I know about business?  Choices: 1. What do you know about running a business? 2. Do I know anything about running a business? 3. Do I have any knowledge of business?
Output: 2
Statement: and uh they're always talking about how they rode the uh those inner tubes down the river and that sounded like a fun that'd be a fun weekend Choices: 1. It sounded fun to ride the inner tubes down the river. 2. It sounded fun to ride the inner tubes down the river, but I'm afraid to do it. 3. It sounded awful to ride the inner tubes.
Output: 2
Statement: I'd feel it in my fingertips if he came near me." Choices: 1. If he came near I could sense it in my fingers. 2. I dislike him so much my fingertips can sense his approach. 3. I can feel it in my penis if he came near.
Output: 2
Statement: And I feel that very much. Choices: 1. I feel that very much 2. I feel the burn very much. 3. I don't feel anything.
Output: 2
Statement: well you can get a walking membership for two hundred dollars a year at the course down here  yeah Choices: 1. It's not possible for you to get a walking membership. 2. You should get a walking membership as they are pretty cheap. 3. Walking memberships cost two hundred dollars for the whole year.
Output: 2
Statement: Anse's eyes fluttered open, and he looked up dazedly. Choices: 1. Anse was passed out and didn't open his eyes.  2. Anse looked at the ceiling.  3. Anse opened his eyes and looked up. 
Output: 2
Statement: His legal instincts are too strong. Choices: 1. His legal instincts are equal to mine. 2. He has very strong legal instincts.  3. His legal instincts were not strong enough for the task at hand. 
Output: 1
Statement: These Lincolns didn't look the same as the one I'd seen earlier. Choices: 1. The Lincolns all looked the same.  2. These Lincolns were better than the ones I had seen earlier.  3. The Lincolns looked different than the others. 
Output: 2
Statement: well the it the the NFL draft really seems to be doing its job because got teams like like Buffalo who weren't certainly weren't a powerhouse uh ten years ago now they've been able to get some good players and come around and the New Orleans the same story and uh and uh a few years ago Denver was a powerhouse and then they uh they weren't getting the draft picks and now the uh other team so it seems to be uh moving around and uh to to New Orleans benefit and uh you see how look at the Cowboys now they're uh they're hurting Choices: 1. Denver has gotten worse because of their less skilled players. 2. Buffalo and New Orleans have benefited from participating in the NFL draft. 3. Draft players aren't that much better than other players.
Output: 1
Statement: A short walk from the Piazza della Vittoria takes you to the island-famous Villa San Michele, home of Swedish doctor-writer (and great lover of Capri) Axel Munthe (d. Choices: 1. The Villa San Michele is situated on its own island. 2. The Villa San Michele is nearby the Piazza della Vittoria. 3. Axel Munthe was a Swiss doctor.
Output: 1
Statement: Frescoes insist (in gory detail) that head-chopping was necessary to achieve victory. Choices: 1. Chopping off the head of one's enemy was the only way to guarantee that he was dead. 2. Their art has a notable lack of any depictions of violence. 3. Beheading was a common theme in the paintings from that period.
Output: 1
Statement: A side chapel is said to be where the manger stood. Choices: 1. Nobody has memorialized the site where it is believed the manger stood. 2. It is believed that the manger stood where the side chapel is today. 3. Many people visit this site where they believe the manger once stood.
Output: 3
Statement: We did not attempt to verify the performance data that agencies provided. Choices: 1. We tried to verify the data we were given. 2. We didn't try to verify the data we were given. 3. We didn't try to verify the data we were given regarding the cases we had closed.
Output: 3
Statement: They will not leave quietly. Choices: 1. They won't go easily or quietly. 2. They will leave without a ruckus or fuss. 3. We cannot remove them without much noise.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah their very corrupt like the Panamanians Panamanians are were very corrupt Choices: 1. Panamanians are basically the least corrupt people and politicians in the world. 2. All Panamanians are an example of pure corruption. 3. The Panamanians were very corrupt, for example.
Output: 2
Statement: Clinton also hit 73 percent early in 1998, right after Flytrap broke. Choices: 1. Clinton hit 43 percent after Flytrap broke. 2. Right after Flytrap broke, Clinton hit 73 percent. 3. Much to his surprise, Clinton hit 73 percent after Flytrap broke.
Output: 3
Statement: oh man i i just finally ended up going to see it uh and  one day my husband had the kids and i just went because we couldn't we could never get to go see it together because it's so long by the time we had a  babysitter for that long Choices: 1. We couldn't get a babysitter so we went separately because we were so excited to see such an important film. 2. We hired a babysitter and went together. 3. We couldn't get a babysitter so we went separately. 
Output: 1
Statement: The doors were bolted, our own eyes have told us that, yet the presence of the candle grease on the floor, and the destruction of the will, prove that during the night some one entered the room.  Choices: 1. The doors were wide open. 2. The doors were locked to keep us out. 3. The doors were locked.
Output: 2
Statement: All right. Choices: 1. No.  2. Yes. 3. OK.
Output: 2
Statement: Included in the southernmost end of the complex is the adjoining Pejabat Besar Pos (General Post Office), in a similar Islamic modern style, and a shopping mall. Choices: 1. The General Post Office is built in a modern Islamic style. 2. The Pejabat Besar Pos (General Post Office) was built in modern 21st century style. 3. The shopping mall is huge and was built in Islamic modern style.
Output: 3
Statement: Since then, she has earned promotions from managing attorney, senior attorney, then director of the Council on Aging project. Choices: 1. In the last 10 years she has had career success and moved up the ladder steadily. 2. Her career trajectory has been ever upward. 3. Since then, she has been fired and remains unemployed.
Output: 1
Statement: Did it all go wrong when we left the farm? Choices: 1. I wonder if things took a wrong turn when we left the farm?  2. We never should have left the farm.  3. Leaving the farm undoubtedly had only positive results. 
Output: 2
Statement: Who calls? he asked in an uninflected, hollow voice. Choices: 1. He asked who was there with a hollow voice. 2. He called out excitedly to see who was there. 3. His voice was hollow because he was very tired.
Output: 3
Statement: well what is it for um New Year's lot of people make ham and sauerkraut Choices: 1. Many people make ham, sauerkraut and corn for New Year's. 2. Nobody ever makes ham and sauerkraut on New Year's. 3. Many people make ham and sauerkraut for New Year's.
Output: 1
Statement: you know during the the time because we've got a thirty day grace period on the credit card as long as you pay it you know within that time and that's usually enough time for the insurance to get back Choices: 1. It's a good idea to pay a credit card within the 30-day grace period. 2. Even if you pay within the grace period, that's not enough time for the insurance to get back. 3. We have a thirty-day grace period on this credit card, but not our other one.
Output: 3
Statement: uh that that was tremendous and Tom Cruise Choices: 1. Tom Cruise was tremendous. 2. That was tremendous, and Tom Cruise. 3. Brad Pitt was tremendous. 
Output: 1
Statement: She had skins of beasts and men on her walls. Choices: 1. She liked to kill people just to hang them on her wall. 2. She had never killed anything. 3. She put her trophy kills on her walls.
Output: 1
Statement: establishing a program for reviewing the adequacy of individual agency Choices: 1. A program will be established to review these agencies as long as everyone agrees during the next board meeting.  2. Establish a program that reviews the quality of food.  3. To establish a program which would review individual agencies for adequacy. 
Output: 1
Statement: When the Romans abandoned England at the end of the fourth century a.d. , Hadrian's Wall fell into disrepair. Choices: 1. Hadrian's Wall was neglected after the Romans abandoned England 2. The Romans didn't think Hadrian's Wall was important 3. Hadrian's Wall was continuously maintained after the Romans left.
Output: 2
Statement: number of innovative practices were noted that may have broader implications. Choices: 1. A number of innovative practices that may have broader implications have been noted. 2. Sadly, no innovative practices have been noticed and noted. 3. Innovation is very important in any industry in this age.
Output: 3
Statement: Souvenirs are tempting pottery of all shapes, sizes, uses, and prices some featuring Moorish designs; bullfight and flamenco posters with your name topping the bill; low-crowned, broad-brimmed Cordoban leather hats; hand-painted fans; elegant mantillas (the traditional lace shawls for special occasions); and botas, soft leather wine bottles. Choices: 1. The pottery includes Incan designs. 2. The souvenirs are rather overpriced. 3. There are many collectible items available for purchase.
Output: 2
Statement: that seems to be an up and coming business i know out there where we are there's there's uh a person on each side of our county that now have aviaries Choices: 1. I know that in our county, each person has an aviaries. 2. There are no aviaries in existence. 3. Aviaries are an up-and-coming business.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah you're right about the other you're right they are now that i think about it yeah i watch it it's on it's on here um like three or four times a night on various cable channels i'm sorry i think i must've i've probably seen every episode about thirty five times Choices: 1. It's never on here, so I've never seen any of the episodes. 2. Yes, you're right, it's on here about three to four times a night on various cable channels. 3. I watch it every night because it's on three or four times a night, and I've seen every episode about thirty five times.
Output: 3
Statement: Like the arts and crafts, ancient Malay sports and pastimes are practiced almost exclusively on the East Coast, though you may also see demonstrations elsewhere at cultural centers in KL or Sarawak. Choices: 1. The Malay sports are practiced on the East Coast but sometimes you can see demonstrations at musuems and such elsewhere. 2. The Malay sports are practiced on the West Coast. 3. The Malay sports are practiced on the East Coast.
Output: 1
Statement: Founded in the seventh century and reconstructed in 1008, it's probably the finest of the Venetian-Byzantine churches, one of Europe's finest outside of Ravenna. Choices: 1. The church attracts thousands of tourists every year to view its detailed architecture.  2. The church was reconstructed more than a thousand years ago 3. The church was destroyed in an attack in 800 A.D and all that remains are some pillars and statues.
Output: 1
Statement: right are you talking about outside or inside exterior yeah Choices: 1. I know you're talking about the inside. 2. Are you talking about inside or outside? 3. Which part of the building are you talking about?
Output: 3
Statement: Course lotsa people were red-hot Rebs back in '61 till they saw as how white men fightin' each other jus' naturally gave th' Apaches an' some of th' border riffraff idears 'bout takin' over. Choices: 1. There were Reds and Apaches. 2. There were Rebs and Apaches. 3. There were Rebs and Apaches and they fought against each other.
Output: 3
Statement: When we reached the house, my little friend waved aside Mary's offer of tea.  Choices: 1. When we reached the house, my friend denied an offer of tea. 2. My friend thought it was too hot to have some tea. 3. When we reached the house, my friend asked Mary for some tea.
Output: 2
Statement: As it was being carried across the site of the present-day monastery, the Santa Faz is said to have suddenly become too heavy to hold, and believers claim that a tear fell from the right eye of the image. Choices: 1. The Santa Faz was found in 1322. 2. There is a fantastical legend about the Santa Faz. 3. The story is that the Santa Faz became weightless and vanished.
Output: 1
Statement: requested comments on the proposed changes in methodology to establish the salary equivalency guidelines. Choices: 1. Comments that were solicited concerning chapter order in the book. 2. Comments that were solicited regarding changes to methodology. 3. Unsolicited comments that related to gender and race equality
Output: 1
Statement: I was there, at the beginning of it all. Choices: 1. I was at the beginning. 2. I had not seen the beginning. 3. I was very old at at the beginning.
Output: 3
Statement: We now have the essentials--a huge army dominated by leaders far to the right of the rest of society, a vast chasm between a tiny rich minority and everyone else, and the proliferation of soap operas in prime time, despite the counterrevolutionary snubbing of The Sopranos at Sunday night's Emmy Awards. Choices: 1. One essential which has been missed off the list is being able to order food using your mobile phone. 2. We have now got the necessities. 3. We do not even have the essentials yet!
Output: 1
Statement: The sale is therefore an exchange transactions, and the revenue is exchange revenue of the entity making the sale. Choices: 1. This line involves bidding for an item. 2. There is nothing being sold. 3. Something is being sold. 
Output: 1
Statement: The techniques include fieldwork, ethnography, observation, and participant observation and have in common that an observer is physically present at a site, stays at the site for a fairly long time, has flexibility in deciding what data to collect from whom and under what circumstances, and can organize the inquiry according to the meaning of events to the participants rather than having to decide beforehand Choices: 1. Fieldwork and ethnography are techniques that require an observer physically present. 2. These techniques are favorable to others only because of this physical requirement. 3. Fieldwork and ethnography don't require an observer physically present.
Output: 2
Statement: People who make God's work their own. Choices: 1. People who know that God's work is his alone. 2. People who think they can create human beings. 3. People who think they are great creators.
Output: 2
Statement: The case study report can provide an organizing framework for thinking about these and other experiences. Choices: 1. Other experiences can be organized in the same way as case studies. 2. The case study report can not be used for other experiences. 3. The case study report can be used to document many other things.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, the President has made financial management improvement a top priority and established a goal to obtain an unqualified opinion on the government's financial statements. Choices: 1. The president made it a goal to get an unqualified opinion of the government's financial documents. 2. The president doesn't care about financial management.  3. An unqualified opinion of the government's financial documents give officials an unbiased perspective.
Output: 3
Statement: That's the southern torrent, said Ca'daan. Choices: 1. Ca'daan identified the southern torrent.  2. Ca'daan pointed to the southern torrent.  3. Ca'daan spoke about the northern torrent. 
Output: 2
Statement: I drew mine. Choices: 1. I unsheathed my scimitar in response. 2. I unsheathed my weapon in response. 3. I kept my weapon stowed, lest the situation become escalated.
Output: 1
Statement: I do not want Kitchell in this country any more than you do. Choices: 1. We must get Kitchell out of this country. 2. I want Kitchell to stay in this country.  3. I don't want Kitchell in this country either.
Output: 1
Statement: Third, the woman serves the man's need to be needed. Choices: 1. Thirdly, the woman is able to watch as the man's needs are unmet. 2. The man needs to have his food blended and fed to him through a straw. 3. Thirdly, the woman serves the needs of the man.
Output: 2
Statement: uh when the public whole is at stake Choices: 1. When only family members are at stake. 2. When the general population is at stake. 3. When the safety of the public is at stake.
Output: 3
Statement: you know and uh i was brought up the same way if if it doesn't matter what age you have if just so long as you can get up to go to class the next morning you can stay up you know but his what he does is when he gets home he separates his his work from his house Choices: 1. All that matters is that you go out and have fun.. 2. All that matters is that you go to class, no matter how tired you are. 3. All that matters is that you go to class.
Output: 2
Statement: not a bit yes sir Choices: 1. Yes sir, not a bit, like you wanted it.  2. No sir, just a bit.  3. Correct sir, not even a small amount. 
Output: 1
Statement: And is a resistance to that fashion, a clinging to conventional spellings, just a class marker and a reactionary one at that?) Choices: 1. New spellings of common words are a natural process that the youth of each generation adopts easily. 2. As a blue-blood you would never spell grey with an A. 3. Spelling conventions may be indicative of class.
Output: 2
Statement: The young lady and the nurse who was in charge of her left by the night train." Julius sank back again into his chair. Choices: 1. The people that were watching her are still here. 2. It is very suspicious that her watchers left during the night. 3. The people that were watching her left in the night.
Output: 2
Statement: Participants stated that the current model is too driven by accountants, regulators, corporate management, and boards of directors who have historically focused on the technical aspects of financial reporting and are more likely to move slowly and cautiously in making Choices: 1. Participants complained the current model is far too business-driven, and therefore moves much too slowly. 2. Despite the glacial speed, this method is still the most generally accepted within the business community. 3. The business-involved model is fast, efficient, and trusted.
Output: 2