niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Congress and the administration have repeatedly expressed a commitment to more fully link resources to results. Choices: 1. Congress and the administration are in frequent contact. 2. Congress wants to make resources linked to results. 3. The administration couldn't care less about linking resources to results.
Output: 1
Statement: And that's enough to touch the callers' lives. Choices: 1. It had no impact on the caller's lives. 2. The callers later reflected on how it impacted their existence. 3. The callers found the information pertinent to their situations.
Output: 2
Statement: There you are, youthful curiosity and adventure-lust. Choices: 1. You have zero curiosity. 2. You want to explore a lot. 3. You are curious and adventure lust.
Output: 2
Statement: American opposition to Mobutu has been a source of tension with France, which supports the Hutus and resents Kabila's alliance with the Banyamulenge. Choices: 1. France and America both support the Hutus and Kabila's Banyamulenge alliance.  2. France thinks that America is unreasonable when it comes to dealing with the Mobutu situation. 3. France and America have different views on Mobutu. 
Output: 2
Statement: well i really enjoy reading the newspaper we get the daily and Dallas Morning News and i try to look at it if i get busy  i don't get a chance to pick it up like this week i noticed several copies have been untouched haven't been touched but uh Choices: 1. I tried to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News but sometimes I am too busy. 2. I tried to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News but sometimes I am too busy so I just throw them out. 3. I always find the time to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon and Susan sat with them. Choices: 1. Jon and Susan stood around mingling the entire time. 2. Jon and Susan sat at the bar with their friends. 3. Jon and Susan sat with them a while but got up quickly and left. 
Output: 3
Statement: New editor Charles Lane replaces Michael Kelly, who was ousted last week. Choices: 1. Charles Lane replaced Michael Kelly at the paper. 2. Michael Kelly was fired for lying about a story. 3. Michael Kelly has had the position for ten years.
Output: 2
Statement: there has got to be a middle ground i think Canada's got a good answer but i don't know many details about it Choices: 1. I think Canada's system is good, but I don't know much about it. 2. Canada's healthcare system is good. 3. The world's worst system is what they have in Canada.
Output: 2
Statement: If anything, the multiplicity of players only reinforces the recommendations that GAO has made in the past regarding the urgent need for a comprehensive threat, risk, and vulnerability assessment and a national homeland security strategy that can provide direction and utility at all levels of government and across all sectors of the country. Choices: 1. The multiplicity of players goes against all of the recommendations that GAO has made in the past. 2. The multiplicity of players reinforces the recommendations that GAO has made in the past. 3. The multiplicity of players reinforces the recommendations that GAO has made in the past and then posted to their site.
Output: 3
Statement: A visit to Nagasaki is meaningless without a stop at its provocative and challenging Atomic Bomb Museum. Choices: 1. The Atomic Bomb Museum talks about the affects radiation exposure has. 2. A visit to Nagasaki should include a stop at the Atomic Bomb Museum. 3. While visiting Nagasaki, a good thing to skip would be the Atomic Bomb Museum.
Output: 1
Statement: so i gave it up yeah i had watched it i had watched it since it started so it was kind of but now i'd you know i didn't know who the characters are and um i'll turn it on every once in awhile don't recognize anybody so i guess that's a good sign Choices: 1. I don't know anyone in the show and don't follow it. 2. It's not always good that I don't know anyone in the show. 3. I watched it and loved it.
Output: 2
Statement: Maybe four minutes? Choices: 1. A little less than five minutes. 2. Probably four minutes 3. Eight minutes.
Output: 1
Statement: When the Ottoman Turks took control in the 15th century, Izmir grew wealthy as a merchant city, handling Smyrna figs and Turkish tobacco from the farms of the interior, and allowing the establishment of European trading colonies. Choices: 1. Izmir opposed the invading Ottoman Turks and resisted them. 2. Izmir was a lawyer in the city when the Ottoman Turks left it. 3. Izmir was a merchant in the city when the Ottoman Turks took control.
Output: 1
Statement: The process of transitioning from the construction permit to the operating permit varies among states and appears to be somewhat unclear due to the infancy of the Title V operating permit process. Choices: 1. In some states its impossible to transition from construction permit to operating permits.  2. Transitioning from construction permits to operating permits is the same regardless of what state you are in.  3. Transitioning from construction permit to operating permits varies across different states. 
Output: 1
Statement: uh you know it's it's sitting there on the dock and you go a hour and nothing's happened he says no dad i know they're down there let's not go i know they're down there and they're and they're gonna bite anytime and uh Choices: 1. My son hates to fish, if we have to wait more than 3 minutes he is ready to leave. 2. I love to go fishing with my son, even though he has more patience waiting for the fish than I do. 3. You know, you sit there for an hour with no bites and your son says, "No Dad, I know the fish are down there, they will bite anytime, can we please stay?"
Output: 2
Statement: They are also irked by U.S. military support for Taiwan--especially the U.S. plan to deploy a Theater Missile Defense for Taiwan in the next few years. Choices: 1. They are annoyed that the US is supporting Taiwan in the conflict. 2. They are happy that the US is supporting Taiwan. 3. They are annoyed that the US is supporting Taiwan.
Output: 1
Statement: Detractors assailed Robert Kennedy for his 1964 New York Senate bid Choices: 1. Though tempted, Robert Kennedy never did make a New York Senate bid. 2. Most voters did not like Kennedy and assailed him for his Senate bid in 1964. 3. Robert Kennedy made a New York Senate bid many years ago.
Output: 2
Statement: I was raised Catholic. Choices: 1. I was raised within the Catholic church. 2. I didn't mind being Catholic as I grew up. 3. I wasn't raised Catholic.
Output: 2
Statement: Now who's on top and who's underneath? she crowed. Choices: 1. It looks like we switched places, she murmured happily. 2. This was the first time they had gone to bed together. 3. Get out of my bed, she cried.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah are you are you on a flat on a slab like Choices: 1. Do you know how to build a house? 2. Are you standing on a uniformly flat slab? 3. Is your house built on a flat concrete slab?
Output: 3
Statement: Increased fuel economy achieved by a reduction of engine deposits is estimated to be over $295 million for the same time period. Choices: 1. There has been a decrease in the fuel economy. 2. The engine deposits cause cars to be fuel inefficient. 3. Almost $295 million in fuel cost savings have been achieved.
Output: 2
Statement: John Nolan and I were talking about some of his responsibilities. Choices: 1. John and I didn't discuss his responsibilities  2. John Nolan doesn't have enough responsibilities  3. John Nolan and I discuss his responsibilities 
Output: 2
Statement: 18 Best  DOD Teaming Practices Not Achieving Potential Results (GAO-01-510,Apr. Choices: 1. The best DOD teaming practices achieve the best results. 2. The best DOD teaming practices don't actually achieve the best results. 3. One teaming practice includes meeting out of work.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, in Texas the performance management system is an integral part of agency and statewide planning structures, evaluation and decisionmaking processes, and accountability systems. Choices: 1. The Performance Management system is an integral part of the agency planning structures.  2. The Performance Management system is very important to Texas. 3. The Performance Management system is a minuscule part of the agency planning structures.  
Output: 2
Statement: Can't ask him to learn a new trick. Choices: 1. He can be asked to learn a new trick.   2. We never asked him to learn a new trick.   3. He cannot be asked to learn something new.  
Output: 2
Statement: After that, my nerve went completely. Choices: 1. I hadn't been confident to begin with.  2. I lost my nerve after that.  3. That made me realize that I could do it. 
Output: 1
Statement: i've had a chance to i had a chance to terminate and uh L O A and back to L O A Choices: 1. I never had any opportunity to end LOA.  2. I had a chance to end LOA. 3. I had a chance to terminate LOA but I decided against it because I love LOA.
Output: 3
Statement: 8 percent of the population in LSSM's service area are classified as poor and 20 percent are classified as elderly. Choices: 1. In the area which is serviced by LSSM, 20% of the population is elderly.  2. The the area serviced by LSSM, 32% of the population are poor.  3. Furthermore, 10% of the population are classified as legally disabled and unable to work. 
Output: 3
Statement: But it's no good. Choices: 1. It's great! 2. It's not good. 3. It's not good to drink that.
Output: 3
Statement: And it's not likely to fade any time soon. Choices: 1. It won't fade soon.  2. It is too popular to face.  3. It is beginning to fade.
Output: 2
Statement: Whatever improvements have been made to the county's transportation system, they are not going to make you feel any better when you're stuck in that unavoidable traffic jam. Choices: 1. There are no traffic jams in the county. 2. The transportation system is still congested despite recent improvements. 3. The county's transportation system can't meet the demands of the commuters.
Output: 3
Statement: Also in the area are Formentera's salt pans, Las Salinas. Choices: 1. Formentera's salt pans, Las Salinas, are also in the area. 2. Las Salinas produce 100 metric tons of salt every season. 3. Las Salinas were demolished and cleared out of the area.
Output: 2
Statement: The Democrats : The Disgruntled Pragmatists lead the Democrats. Choices: 1. The dems are lead by unhappy realists. 2. The hopeful idealists lead the party by the nose. 3. The realists knew the healthcare bill would never pass.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah they can't do your um your drafting and your graphs and all of that Choices: 1. They are great for audio, but not for graphics. 2. They can do anything you could possibly think of. 3. They have limitations, such as drafting and graphs.
Output: 1
Statement: He said, "I don't know, Dad. Choices: 1. I don't know who married Mom, Dad, he said. 2. I don't know, Dad," he stated. 3. I know, Dad, he sang.
Output: 1
Statement: You might just as likely find yourself in the pit instead of watching it from above. Choices: 1. You can either be in the pit or above the pit. 2. You are more likely to be watching the pit from above. 3. You can be in the pit and above it at the same time.
Output: 2
Statement: But this is a trade-off well worth making. Choices: 1. It is a good trade off to make. 2. This is a terrible trade-off; don't make it. 3. You will gain the most from the trade-off.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and it it just doesn't yeah it doesn't make that much difference in the average life in the scientific community and places where it's needed Choices: 1. It doesn't help much in the places it's needed. 2. It benefits the scientific community in many ways. 3. It is better if they stop it altogether.
Output: 3
Statement: Keyes' answer didn't precisely address the question, but which was more interesting and enlightening? Choices: 1. Keyes' answer avoided the question a little. 2. Keyes intentionally avoided directly addressing the question. 3. Keyes' answer shot right through the heart of the question.
Output: 2
Statement: So the argument is that putting some of the money in stocks will make the trust fund more profitable and avoid, or at least put off, the day it runs out of money. Choices: 1. It is argued that putting some of the money in stocks will make the trust fund more profitable.  2. Putting some money in stocks will make the trust fund less profitable.  3. I genuinely want to put money in stocks because I like stocks.
Output: 3
Statement: Locals and visitors alike enjoy fishing from rocky shores and harbor jetties. Choices: 1. The harbor jetties have room for plenty of people to fish. 2. Fishing is not possible on the rocky shores. 3. Everyone enjoys fishing, whether they're visiting or live nearby.
Output: 1
Statement: EPA has determined that the final rule, while not imposing a federal mandate that will result in the expenditure of $100 million or more in any one year, will impose such a mandate on the private sector. Choices: 1. The rule will result in more expenditure. 2. There are no mandates placed on the private sector. 3. The rule needs to be placed on the private sector.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to the FIRMR, GSA issues bulletins that provide guidance on a wide range of federal information processing acquisition  Choices: 1. GSA issues bulletins that gives guidance about the federal information processing acquisition. 2. GSA issues bulletins that gives guidance about the federal information processing methods for tax returns. 3. GSA issues bulletins that gives guidance about the local inforamtion gathering.
Output: 2
Statement: i'm sorry i'm just teasing thanks Choices: 1. I'm very serious. 2. I'm just teasing. 3. I'm just teasing so I'm sorry you're upset.
Output: 3
Statement: Many shops, and also hotels and guest houses, have been owned and managed by the same families for years, and theirs is the welcome of traditional Dublin hospitality. Choices: 1. Dublin is known as the most hospitable city in the region. 2. Almost all the shops and hotels change ownership often. 3. Shops and hotels are often passed down in families through generations.
Output: 1
Statement: Haifa's most famous attraction is the splendid golden-domed Baha'i Shrine and Gardens (entrance on Zionism Avenue; Shrine open daily 9:00 a.m. to noon, gardens open daily 8:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. ), the international headquarters of the 4-million-strong Baha'i faith, which was founded by the Persian holy man, Baha'u'llah (who died in 1892). Choices: 1. Most people who come to Haifa are Baha'i pilgrims. 2. The Baha'i Shrine and Gardens, which is the headquarters of the Baha'i faith, is the most famous attraction in Haifa. 3. Haifa is most famous for its ancient ruins, which encircle the city.
Output: 1
Statement: The state Public Defender's office - where new lawyers make $43,536 a year - also continues to attract good candidates, said Frances Smylie Brown, chief deputy. Choices: 1. New lawyers make over $40,000 a year. 2. New lawyers will definitely be making at least six-figures a year. 3. The new lawyers tend to be responsible and invest their money.
Output: 3
Statement: Jilted wives (the execs are overwhelmingly men) score huge court victories, winning money, property, and sometimes a large stake in their husbands' companies. Choices: 1. Jilted wives of executives score huge court victories including winning money, property, sometimes stake in their husbands' companies, as well as alimony depending on the length of their marriage.  2. Jilted wives of executives often lose court hearings, leaving them without money, property, and stakes in their husbands' companies. 3. Jilted wives of executives score huge court victories including winning money, property, and sometimes stake in their husbands' companies.
Output: 1
Statement: Alas, no new episodes of Murder, She Wrote have been made for several years. Choices: 1. Murder, She Wrote has released ten episodes a few months ago. 2. Murder, She Wrote has not had any new episodes in the last few years. 3. Murder, She Wrote is the most popular crime show on TV.
Output: 3
Statement: You'll need to walk down a long steep corridor to reach it. Choices: 1. A long and downward sloping route leads you to it.  2. It's very difficult to walk down the corridor because of how steep it is. 3. You don't have to move as it is right here. 
Output: 2
Statement: for TV coverage it's pitiful Choices: 1. It was excellent for TV coverage. 2. They didn't do enough interviews on the ground. 3. It wasn't good as far as TV coverage goes.
Output: 2
Statement: especially if they're found guilty of the crime Choices: 1. Specifically, if they are found guilty.   2. They should die if they are found guilty.   3. Especially if they are exonerated.  
Output: 2
Statement: right and maybe maybe let them have some mock i mean uh you know elections and stuff and vote for different people in their classes and start really young that's a real good idea Choices: 1. You shouldn't allow children to vote for anything.  2. It's a good thing for young people to start voting for things.  3. Children should get a good grasp on democracy and politics. 
Output: 3
Statement: Certainly not. We all trooped out into the corridor, leaving the two doctors alone, and I heard the key turned in the lock behind us.  Choices: 1. We stayed with the doctors.  2. We left the two doctors alone and locked the door.  3. The doctors conducted their work. 
Output: 3
Statement: Only the sun and the planets move through the sky. Choices: 1. Objects in the sky are fixed except for the planets and the sun. 2. There are five different planets orbiting the sun. 3. All of the celestial objects move through the sky.
Output: 2
Statement: See The Sound of One Hand Talking for Slate 's take on Franklin and the panel.) Choices: 1. You can see the opinion of Slate on Franklin and the panel. 2. Franklin has led to many arguments over the principles. 3. Slate has will never hold any discussion over Franklin.
Output: 2
Statement: I think I'll be getting back.  Choices: 1. I believe that this is the time for me to return. 2. I think I'll stay. 3. I believe I'll head back.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1802 William married Mary Hutchinson; the cottage became their family home. Choices: 1. William and Mary lived in the cottage for 20 years after they were married in 1802.  2. William never got married and lived alone in the cottage for the remainder of his life.  3. Mary Hutchinson and William married one another in the early 19th century. 
Output: 1
Statement: This kind of glorification might be justified if economics were actually like physics, with a clear ability to predict the behavior of our subject matter so that we could objectively decide which economists were better than others. Choices: 1. Glorification would be appropriate if possible to objectively determine which economists were better than others. 2. Everyone agrees that economics is predictable and that the merits of economists are therefore easy to judge. 3. The majority believe that it is possible to establish which economists are better.
Output: 3
Statement: and she found out after that she said you know my parents they just they really wasted a lot of money this is about twenty years ago but uh Choices: 1. She was jealous that my parents still spend money on me twenty years later. 2. Twenty years after the fact she my parents wasted money. 3. I knew in my heart the money was not used wisely too.
Output: 3
Statement: Cooperative Research Projects Program, vols. Choices: 1. Cooperative research project program 2. Cooperative research projects program is helpful  3. Uncooperative research project program
Output: 2
Statement: The editor published the study to help Clinton. Choices: 1. The editor was doing everything he could to harm Clinton. 2. The study showed the Clinton was made using fabricated data. 3. Clinton was probably the intended beneficiary of the study.
Output: 2
Statement: The nearby Arch of Constantine celebrates the fourth-century emperor's battlefield conversion to Christianity. Choices: 1. The Arch of Constantine celebrates the emperor's conversion to Buddhism. 2. The emperor's conversion is celebrated by the Arch of Constantine. 3. The Arch of Constantine is a very important monument.
Output: 3
Statement: The view of the lush mossy landscaped garden from the verandah at the back of the building is one of Kyoto's most famous. Choices: 1. The Kyoto temple does not have a garden. 2. In addition to viewing the garden from the veranda, one can take a walk through it. 3. The most famous view in Kyoto, is the mossy landscaped garden from the veranda at the back of the building.
Output: 2
Statement: Power generators are a significant source of three key  sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxide (NOx), and mercury (Hg). Choices: 1. The power generators are the only source for mercury. 2. The power generators are bad for the environment. 3. The power generators make a lot of sulfur dioxide.
Output: 2
Statement: and i'm amazed by that that uh the only good thing they've done lately is have these uh uh elections uh what do they call it when you can vote ahead of time uh Choices: 1. What is the term for when you can early vote for an election? 2. What days will early voting be in effect for the election? 3. It's not possible to early vote. You have to show up on election day.
Output: 2
Statement: The Tight-Lipped Republicans will probably vote for conviction but will also cooperate with any compromise that shortens the trial. Choices: 1. The party would more than likely be in favor of the conviction to end the trial quicker. 2. They wanted to get the trial done to move forward. 3. They would never consider voting for the conviction.
Output: 2
Statement: so other than the Vikings who do you like Choices: 1. So, what are your reasons for not liking the Vikings? 2. What other football teams besides the Orlando Vikings do you like? 3. Who else besides the Vikings are you a fan of? 
Output: 2
Statement: Yet once again, Clinton's critics are lumping it into a pattern. Choices: 1. Clinton's critics never cease to surprise us with their methods of attack. 2. There's a clear pattern in the criticism lobbied at Clinton. 3. Clinton's critics aren't purposely choosing not to deviate from their usual approach.
Output: 3
Statement: Stark! Stark! Stark! they cried. Choices: 1. They cried for Stark. 2. They needed Stark to help them in the battle. 3. They cried for their mothers.
Output: 2
Statement: Instantly, Sir Ernest's chin was shooting pugnaciously forward.  Choices: 1. Suddenly, Sir Ernest's chin was jutting forward aggressively. 2. Suddenly, Sir Ernest started fuming loudly with anger. 3. Suddenly, Sir Ernest burst into merry laughter.
Output: 2
Statement: no you don't you don't sound like it to me Choices: 1. I don't hear that from you. 2. That sounds exactly like you. 3. That doesn't really sound like you.
Output: 3
Statement: Open the gate! he called softly. Choices: 1. He screamed as he opened the gate by himself. 2. With a soft voice he demanded to open the gate. 3. "Open the front gate!" he called softly to the guards.
Output: 3
Statement: You know, these are those brain core stimulating pills for creative thinking in the 3-7-3 team work mode. Choices: 1. These pills are for losing weight. 2. These pills are for brain core stimulation. 3. These pills are perfect helping you think better and more creatively.
Output: 3
Statement: The two men turned away from the rest of the crowd and faced this new arrival. Choices: 1. Three men ignored the new arrival and stared into the group. 2. The two men stared at the new person with disdain.  3. The two men were in the presence of many other people. 
Output: 2
Statement: pretty much anywhere for the first couple of years Choices: 1. For the first couple of years, pretty much anywhere. 2. For the first couple of years, pretty much nowhere. 3. For the first couple of years, you can pretty much go anywhere.
Output: 3
Statement: He feels that an important element to managing staff is finding ways to recognize individuals and say athank you. Choices: 1. He believes saying thank you is an important part of managing staff. 2. He believes the recognition of individuals is an important part of managing staff. 3. He believes staff should not be thanked, after all they are getting paid.
Output: 2
Statement: Tuppence was undecided for the moment whether to put him down as an actor or a lawyer, but her doubts were soon solved as he gave her his name: Sir James Peel Edgerton. Choices: 1. Tuppence had no clue who Sir James Peel Edgerton was, even when he told her.  2. Sir James Peel Edgerton was a very well-known actor that Tuppence didn't recognize by face, but by name only.  3. As soon as he said that he was Sir James Peel Edgerton, Tuppence knew whether to put him down as an actor or a lawyer
Output: 2
Statement: It is a common belief that the Private Express Statutes and the mailbox rule serve as protection to allow universal service at uniform rates. Choices: 1. The Private Express Statutes have no affect on universal service at uniform rates. 2. The Private Express Statutes are one way used to allow universal service at uniform rates. 3. Without the Private Express Statues and the mailbox rule, universal service at uniform rates would not be common.
Output: 3
Statement: Furthermore, in past years, the unit's savings were reduced by the $50 fee that the contract carrier charged for reservations made less than 3 weeks in advance. Choices: 1. The $50 penalty free can only be paid with five $10 bills. 2. There is a penalty of $50 for reservations that are made less than three weeks in advance. 3. The penalty fee for waiting too long to make a reservation is $20.
Output: 1
Statement: The casinos, open nightly from 9pm until at least 3am, offer roulette, American blackjack, baccarat, and sometimes craps, and, in Martinique, French boule. Choices: 1. The casinos are open late but some even stay open all night. 2. The casinos are open until at least 3am. 3. The casinos never close.
Output: 1
Statement: And most  3) An apology cuts off Starr's investigations at the knees. Choices: 1. An apology ends Starr's investigation.  2. An apology further fuels the investigation.  3. The investigation was a farce. 
Output: 3
Statement: Leading north from the palace, the Neapolitans' favorite shopping street of Via Toledo separates the town hall (Municipio) and the broad commercial streets going down to the harbor from a checkerboard of narrow alleys to the west, a Spanish neighborhood of the 16th century that is now a mass of dilapidated working-class housing and a great opportunity for watching everyday-life. Choices: 1. Via Toledo is just factories. 2. Via Toledo has the most exclusive stores in the area. 3. Via Toledo has a lot of shopping on it.
Output: 2
Statement: Monday through Thursday, we go to press with the next day's edition at about 5 p.m. Choices: 1. They have it ready everyday by 5 a.m.  2. Four days a week they have the next day's version ready around 5 p.m. 3. On Fridays they take their time.
Output: 3
Statement: A trade unionist member of the Hong Kong government's labor affairs committee has proposed a minimum hourly wage in the territory of $35 HK. Choices: 1. The union member of the committee had advocated for a specific hourly rate. 2. The woman advocated for the minimum wage to be raised to $45 HK. 3. They wanted to raise the current hourly wage in their country.
Output: 3
Statement: It felt as thick as soup and he had to breathe shallowly. Choices: 1. The air was clean and crisp and he took deep breathes. 2. The thick air made it very difficult for him to breathe. 3. He took small breathes because it was so thick.
Output: 2
Statement: (Her taste, incidentally, has been  No John Grisham or John Gray; lots of interesting, underpublicized novels. Choices: 1. She really hates novels and refuses to read them. 2. Her tastes includes lots of interesting novels. 3. Some of the most interesting novels she likes are part of the horror genre.
Output: 3
Statement: He awoke from a dream of monsters tearing him apart and eating him as he screamed and watched. Choices: 1. He was not able to fall back to sleep. 2. He woke up after having a dream about monsters. 3. He had such a pleasant dream he wanted to go back to bed. 
Output: 1
Statement: say it's between four hundred and six hundred you might have to do it depending how many people are in your class and you know like you the they right Choices: 1. The size of your class does not determine whether or not you have to do it. 2. Class sizes usually range between four and six hundred. 3. Whether or not you do it depends on the number of people in your class.
Output: 2
Statement: That's not redeploying assets to take advantage of what Sara Lee does best. Choices: 1. That's not using assets to bake Sara Lee's items the best. 2. That is properly redeploying assets for Sara Lee. 3. That's not using assets to do Sara Lee's work the best.
Output: 1
Statement: Florida is one of just 11 states that provide no such funding whatever, so it's to lawmakers' credit that HB 491/SB 512 have unanimously passed out of every House and Senate committee to date. Choices: 1. HB 491/SB 512 is a piece of legislation that has passed each Senate and House committee. 2. Lawmakers are passing 491/SB 512 overwhelmingly because they believe it's in the state's best interests. 3. Florida is among the many states that have consistently provided funding.
Output: 2
Statement: that's probably well worth it then it probably be worth it just to do away with the cost of the elections and uh put it in the hands of maybe one man who can at least get his party together Choices: 1. Doing away with the elections might have undesirable side effects. 2. There is no reason to do away with the elections. 3. It would make sense to save on the elections' costs and put it in the hands of one man who can unite his party.
Output: 1
Statement: In considering required reporting of stewardship information, the Board became increasingly aware of the need to be highly selective in proposing requirements for the consolidated financial report of the Federal Government. Choices: 1. There is no need to be highly selective in proposing precise requirements about that topic. 2. There is the need to be highly selective in proposing precise requirements about that topic, and the Board has become aware of that, but was too late. 3. There is the need to be highly selective in proposing precise requirements about that topic, and the Board has become aware of that.
Output: 2
Statement: Under GAGAS, the term noncompliance, however, has a broader meaning than fraud and illegal acts. Choices: 1. Compliance is an important concept that lawfully must be followed.  2. Compliance means absolutely nothing under GAGAS. 3. The term compliance has a larger meaning  under GAGAS. 
Output: 1
Statement: be great it's a great experience really you still there okay i thought that was cut off there but Choices: 1. Having a kid is terrible. 2. Having a kid is a great experience. 3. It's a great experience.
Output: 2
Statement: Initially, I felt guilty about drugging rats and then killing them for the necessary dissection. Choices: 1. I no longer feel guilty about drugging and killing rats. 2. I still feel very guilty for killing and drugging rats. 3. I also drug, kill, and dissect other animals.
Output: 3
Statement: Tiens! he said.  Choices: 1. He didn't speak. 2. He cried out. 3. He cried out so his friends would hear him.
Output: 3
Statement: The student loan agency Nellie Mae says the average college graduate's student-loan debt has reached at least $19,400. Choices: 1. The student loan agency Nellie Mae says the average college graduate's student-loan debt has reached at least $50,0000 2. Nellie Mae has been a student loan agency for 20 years 3. Nellie Mae is a student loan agency
Output: 2
Statement: But the White House campaign against Monica is beginning, and that's the best indicator so far that Clinton is not going to apologize. Choices: 1. The campaign against Monica is starting at the White House.   2. The White House is upset with Monica and her blue dress.   3. The White House is not concerned with Monica at all.  
Output: 2
Statement: BASIC FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - As used in SFFAS 7, the basic financial statements are those on which an auditor would normally be engaged to express an opinion. Choices: 1. If an auditor would typically be giving an opinion on the statement, it may be considered a basic financial statement. 2. Basic financial statements are a lot more fun for auditors to do. 3. If the auditor is expected to express an opinion, then it's not a basic financial statement.
Output: 2
Statement: Is she going? asked the Kal, nodding towards Vrenna. Choices: 1. The Kal nodded towards Vrenna. 2. Vrenna wants to know if the Kal is going.  3. Vrenna doesn't want to go. 
Output: 3
Statement: It all began in the 15th century, when an important seam of graphite was found in neighboring Borrowdale. Choices: 1. Borrowdale had been a farming village before graphite was found. 2. Borrowdale was found to have a seam of graphite. 3. Graphite was first found in Borrowdale in the late 1600s.
Output: 1
Statement: 7. Empirical/moral. Choices: 1. Practical and virtuous 2. Theoretical and corrupt 3. The leader of the honors college needed empirical evidence to make moral decisions.
Output: 3
Statement: Let them fall between us and close in on their exposed flanks. Choices: 1. Just let them fall down. 2. Just let them fall to the ground. 3. Don't let them fall down!
Output: 2
Statement: So important is rice that it has the Shinto deity Inari all to itself. Choices: 1. Inari, the shinto deity, is shared by rice and oats. 2. The Shinto deity, Inari, is completely owned by rice. 3. Inari is the least popular shinto diety among the religion.
Output: 3
Statement: oh my land i'd be scared to death to have anything that expensive Choices: 1. I don't want anything that expensive. 2. Anything above a certain value would scare me to death to have in my possession. 3. Most of my possessions are very expensive and I guard them with my life.
Output: 2
Statement: Until the Christian Reconquest, Toledo was a place of religious and cultural harmony. Choices: 1. There have been issues in Toledo since the Christian Reconquest. 2. Toledo used to be a religious and cultural place. 3. Toledo was never a religious place.
Output: 1
Statement: they're always in in in Hawaii someplace on on the on the beach Choices: 1. They are usually in Chicago. 2. They are always on a beach in Hawaii. 3. They are always outdoors in the sun.
Output: 3
Statement: They supervise dives and provide transport to the sites, usually two sessions a day in high season. Choices: 1. That do everything needed in association with diving.  2. They supervise dives and allow transportation to the sites.  3. They make you get to the dive by yourself. 
Output: 1
Statement: all right you too thanks bye Choices: 1. Same to you. 2. Have a good day. 3. Different to you.
Output: 2
Statement: Brief physician and nurse practitioner-delivered counseling for high risk drinkers. Choices: 1. Physicians hate providing counsel to high risk drinkers. 2. High risk drinkers can be briefly counselled by physicians and nurse practitioners. 3. High risk drinkers also receive brief counsel from paramedics.
Output: 1
Statement: Maybe you'd better take the motorcycle helmet off. Choices: 1. You should probably remove your helmet. 2. Never take your helmet off. 3. Take off your helmet when you're not riding.
Output: 3
Statement: Legend has it that a local woman climbed the hill every day to watch for her husband returning from across the sea; one day the wife and her child were turned to stone as a permanent symbol of her enduring faith. Choices: 1. The woman and her child were turned to stone.  2. The woman and her child fell off the hill and drowned in the sea.  3. The woman's husband was pronounced lost at sea. 
Output: 3
Statement: Tuppence shook her head. Choices: 1. Tuppence's head stayed completely still. 2. Tuppence's head was shaking. 3. Tuppence moved her head.
Output: 3
Statement: White paused. Choices: 1. White paused while he was speaking. 2. White rushed through. 3. White waited a moment.
Output: 1
Statement: and it would have a tendency to pick up some of the uh acorns if they didn't get uh pressed into the ground Choices: 1. It was build to withstand sucking in acorns and twigs. 2. It was not strong enough to pick up acorns. 3. It would pick up some loose acorns from the ground.
Output: 1
Statement: The top-floor Capitoline Picture Gallery (Pinacoteca Capitolina) has important Venetian works by Bellini, Titian, Tintoretto, Lotto, and Veronese, as well as a fine Rubens Romulus and Remus and Caravaggio's St. John the Baptist. Choices: 1. Caravaggio's St. John the Baptist was originally painted in the basement of the building. 2. You can find works by Lotto, Bellini, and Veronese in the Capitoline Picture Gallery. 3. The Capitoline Picture Gallery's top floor is now vacant and empty of art works.
Output: 1
Statement: Columbus named it after his favorite Spanish monastery, Our Lady of Guadaloupe, in Estremadura. Choices: 1. After naming it, Columbus ordered several craftsmen to furnish it with high quality pews and chairs. 2. Our Lady of Madrid was Columbus's favorite monastery.  3. Estremadura was home to Columbus's favorite Spanish monastery.
Output: 1
Statement: um a little of course we're we're we're having to weather through the savings and loans and Choices: 1. We don't have to deal with any problems. 2. We're having the weather through the banking crisis that is hurting the economy. 3. We're having the weather through the banks.
Output: 2
Statement: Pan isn't pretty. Choices: 1. It is not pretty. 2. Pan is not pretty. 3. It is pretty
Output: 1
Statement: Many patients in the emergency department (ED) have alcohol problems, and they can be identified. Choices: 1. Very few emergency department patients have alcohol problems. 2. The most common alcohol problems include difficulty removing lids and caps from bottles. 3. It is possible to identify patients in the emergency department that have alcohol problems.
Output: 2
Statement: Russia's generals and politicians essentially ginned up the new Chechen war as a confidence builder. Choices: 1. The Chechen war is associated with Russian politicians and generals. 2. Russia has no politicians.  3. The Chechen war has lasted for four years.
Output: 3
Statement: This analysis was revised when it was determined that the interim program, which began on January 1, 1995, would last 30 months rather than 18 months and there were changes in the estimated cost of deposit control testing and the addition, in the final rule, of a required deposit demonstration test to qualify test fuels for certification testing purposes. Choices: 1. The interim program's length changed due to unpredictable factors out of their control. 2. When it was determined that the interim program, which began on January 1, 1995, would last 30 months rather than 18 months, this analysis was revised. 3. This anaylsis was never revised, after confirming that the predictions were correct.
Output: 1
Statement: Now, will you come and have lunch?" Choices: 1. It is too late for lunch, but you can have dinner now. 2. Will you come and have lunch now? 3. Lunch is all prepared and waiting for you.
Output: 3
Statement: Farther east along the coast lies Discovery Bay, said to be the place where Columbus landed in 1494 on his second journey from Spain. Choices: 1. To the east is Discovery Bay, probable site of Columbus' landing in 1494. 2. A plaque at Discovery Bay commemorates Columbus' landing. 3. Discovery Bay is the only bay that Columbus is known to have never visited.
Output: 2
Statement: the Social Security Surpluses Simulation (1990-2075) 72 Figure 3.5:GDP Per Capita Under Alternative Gross National Choices: 1. The government expected a higher GDP per capita for the Social Security surpluses simulation. 2. The social security surpluses simulation is 3.5 GDP per capita. 3. There was no GDP per capita for the social security surpluses simulation.
Output: 1
Statement: Note that before 1989, , is less than one in absolute value, so that aggregate household revenues increase with price increases. Choices: 1. Household revenues increase 10% when prices increase 5%. 2. Household revenues go down when prices go up. 3. Household revenues increase when prices increase.
Output: 1
Statement: i had gone over to Texins and they had a little file where they said which dealers participated in the in the fleet program and what you could expect they said you know a five percent Choices: 1. They have a list of dealers for the fleet program in Texins. 2. They don't have a single dealer in Texins. 3. The five percent they offered in Texins was not a bad deal.
Output: 3
Statement: Audience participation is at fever pitch, with people yelling as their personal heroes   We've waited for you!   Choices: 1. The audience is participating at a very high intensity. 2. The audience is so quiet it is as if they are falling asleep. 3. The audience is filled with people wearing sports jerseys.
Output: 3
Statement: Whether the northern tribes made the pass difficult to defend by their constant raiding is still debated by scholars, but it is known that the local inhabitants weren't willing to give the Romans free rein over the whole territory. Choices: 1. Romans engaged in war to take over the territory. 2. Scholars are still debating whether the northern tribes raided to make the pass difficult to defend. 3. Scholars are certain that northern tribes made the pass difficult to defend by their constant raiding.
Output: 1
Statement: This is an ideal island to put on your walking boots and take to the countryside. Choices: 1. You are not allowed to visit the island and it is dangerous to travel in walking boots. 2. If you want to walk and see the countryside the island is an ideal location. 3. This island is a very popular tourist attraction.
Output: 3
Statement: 4.2 discusses government saving in an environment where reducing federal debt held by the public is not an option. Choices: 1. 4.2 discusses how reducing federal debt isn't a public option. 2. 4.2 discusses how reducing federal debt isn't a public or government option. 3. 4.2 discusses how reducing federal debt is a public option.
Output: 2
Statement: But as Lynne Margulies told Zehme, [Andy] actually seemed to be getting better at first. Choices: 1. At first it seemed Andy was getting better. 2. Andy was getting better. 3. He did not mention Andy getting better.
Output: 2
Statement: That's a matter of opinion. Topham was studying them both with interest. Choices: 1. Topham was uninterested in both. 2. Topham was interested in both because they made him very curious. 3. Topham was interested in both.
Output: 2
Statement: Law schools, said the executive director of a major New York public law agency who asked to remain anonymous, are profit centers. Choices: 1. According to the executive director of a New York law agency, law schools are run only with virtuous goals in mind. 2. People graduating from law schools often don't have a proper law education. 3. One administrator at a New York law agency said that law schools are run for profit.
Output: 2
Statement: and yeah and my uh dog was out there playing in the grass and they were playing in the grass so i don't what long term effects that they uh the chemicals Choices: 1. I am not sure what all the effects of chemicals on grass would be.  2. I don't allow my dog to play in the grass. 3. I know some of the effects that the chemicals would have.
Output: 3
Statement: i that would have been stupid and i don't and i don't think we did it everything else we handled in this seemed to be perfectly right i don't think they would have done that Choices: 1. I have a list of better alternatives we could have taken. 2. I don't see any other way we could have handled that. 3. That would have been a senseless thing for them to do.
Output: 2
Statement: Just west of the fort is the former royal palace of Ras El-Tin, built for Mohammed Ali in 1834. Choices: 1. The palace of Ras El-Tin was built in the 1600s. 2. The former royal palace was built in the 19th century. 3. The royal palace of Ras El-Tin is a very important monument.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah she always had uh yeah she always had to have a lot of clothes Choices: 1. She owned many clothes. 2. She bought a couple of clothes a year. 3. She always had to have the latest fashions.
Output: 3
Statement: I had been prepared all along to pony up the $19. Choices: 1. I did pay any money in the end. 2. I had hoped to avoid it, but knew eventually I would pay the $19. 3. I knew I would have to pay the $19.
Output: 2
Statement: Most of the couture houses are concentrated on the Right Bank close by the rue du Faubourg-St-Honore (just le Faubourg to regular shoppers) and classier avenue Montaigne where designers Christian Lacroix, Chanel, Calvin Klein, Hermas, Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, and Versace have shops. Choices: 1. The Right Bank is located million of miles from the couture houses.  2. The Right Bank is also home to many retired French politicians. 3. Chanel and Versace have shops on avenue Montaigne.
Output: 2
Statement: Mr. Wells to see you, sir, she said to John.  Choices: 1. Mr. Wells is here for you now. 2. Mr. Smith is here for you. 3. Mr. Wells is here for dinner.
Output: 3
Statement: The artefacts displayed in the museum were all unearthed on the spot, and again, the inscriptions are in Spanish only. Choices: 1. The displayed in the museum were unearthed on the spot. 2. The inscriptions are in English. 3. The inscriptions are only in Spanish for the artefacts.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah you've had more freezing this winter or this yeah winter i think Choices: 1. It's strange that there was more freezing over here this year, since you usually get much more freezing. 2. Where you live has had the highest level of freezing of anywhere in the country. 3. Yeah, I think there's been more freezing for you this winter. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it is you know an even back then i remember you could make something for you know half what it cost to buy and of course the quality was just exceptional Choices: 1. If you do it yourself it will turn out poorly and cost much more. 2. I can recall that even at that time you'd get a better end product for less price by making it yourself. 3. Sewing allows you to control fabric and cost choices.
Output: 3
Statement: uh my dad flew down there for about a year he was down there about once a month one week per month Choices: 1. no my papa never flies he doesn't like airplanes 2. my father was down there for one week every month 3. my dad left my mom behind to work there a lot
Output: 3
Statement: Paul Kailor says that reproduction is not guided by a moral imperative toward humanity. Choices: 1. Kailor said reproduction is scientific, not moral. 2. Kailor said morality is intertwined with reproduction a great deal. 3. Kailor said reproduction and morality are not linked.
Output: 1
Statement: The total cost of compliance with the information collection is estimated to be $5. Choices: 1. There is a chance that complying will cost a bit more than $5. 2. Compliance with the collection does not cost anything. 3. Complying with this will only cost around $5.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm taking 3-to-2 odds that he gave himself that name. Choices: 1. He named himself Jon after his father passed. 2. There's no chance he gave himself that name. 3. He probably gave himself that name.
Output: 1
Statement: Toni Morrison's Paradise continues to divide critics. Choices: 1. Toni Harper's Hades is well liked by all critics. 2. Critics are divided on Toni Morrison's Paradise. 3. The location of Toni Morrison's Paradise is divisive among certain critics.
Output: 3
Statement: Departures are from the Macau Ferry Terminal, just west of Central in the Shun Tak Centre, 200 Connaught Road, Central, in Hong Kong. Choices: 1. The ferries of Macau run twenty-four hours a day and have complementary bike storage. 2. The Macau Ferry Terminal is located on the eastern coast of the city. 3. You can catch a ferry at a terminal due west of Central.
Output: 1
Statement: and i always thought that that that was a big rip off uh Choices: 1. It's a rip off for it to cost that much. 2. I was never fooled by that rip off. 3. I always thought that wasn't enough.
Output: 1