niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Benefits support in their organizations. Choices: 1. Benefits help the atmosphere of their organizations. 2. Benefits always hurt their organizations. 3. Benefits support in their organizations.
Output: 1
Statement: The exhibits are chosen for their resistance to the elements, and the museum is as lovely in winter as it is in summer. Choices: 1. The museum entry fee is very pricey for foreign tourists. 2. The museum looks ugly both in summer and winter. 3. The museum looks stunning in winter as well.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, I believe he could, reiterated Tuppence obstinately. Choices: 1. Tuppence loved the man he was speaking with.  2. Tuppence stubbornly thought he could.  3. Tuppence, rigidly, questioned if he could. 
Output: 3
Statement: Boat trips (see page 26) are good fun for everyone. Choices: 1. You can't not have fun on a boat trip. 2. The boat trips page is on page number 73. 3. Falling off the boat may not be seen as fun though.
Output: 3
Statement: Late in the book, Lewis remarks bitterly on press coverage that referred to Bond as light-skinned, dashing, erudite, articulate and to Lewis as short, squat, thick-necked, balding, dark, scowling, a sharecropper's son. Choices: 1. Lewis wore a red shirt and dark black jeans. 2. Lewis is short and balding. 3. Lewis is tall and well groomed.
Output: 1
Statement: FDA is issuing this rule to reduce the risk of an outbreak of transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) in the United States. Choices: 1. The rule will increase the likelihood of outbreaks. 2. The risk of an outbreak is low. 3. The rule is issued by the FDA
Output: 2
Statement: As early as the 1780s, however, the pendulum had swung back, and many Americans looked to the courts to check the excesses of their legislators. Choices: 1. A lot of Americans had issues with their legislators in the 1700s.  2. Americans have been relying on the courts since the 1780s.  3. Americans have only recently started relying on the courts to settle their disputes. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh where abouts Choices: 1. Everywhere.  2. Was it close by? 3. About where?
Output: 2
Statement: Jon took three steps away carried on the momentum of his shift. Choices: 1. Jon went three steps further away. 2. Jon stepped closer. 3. Then he fell into the dirt.
Output: 3
Statement: Two of the Superior Court judges and the District Court judge would be in Clark County, with one Superior Court judge added in the joint district that serves Benton and Franklin counties and one each in Kittitas and Kitsap counties. Choices: 1. There would be two new District Court judges in Clark County. 2. There would be a new Clark County judge in the District Court. 3. The addition of new judges would allow for a reduction in individual caseload.
Output: 3
Statement: Figure 6 shows the building of knowledge required to achieve a stable design on the AIM-9X. Choices: 1. The AIM-9X designs require that the engineers have at least ten years experience in missile designing. 2. Figure 6 depicts the construction of knowledge necessary for stable AIM-9X designs. 3. Figure 6 shows a cartoon borrowed from yesterday's New York Times publication.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well see that was that's another if i would have been home probably wouldn't have watched it because i have class tonight and i would have missed the second half and that's the most frustrating because that's you know you can if you missed the first half Choices: 1. I don't like watching only a part of the show. 2. I will skip class tonight so that I can watch the whole show. 3. I have class tonight, so I would miss the second half.
Output: 1
Statement: More New Stuff Choices: 1. Additional old crap. 2. Novel things in addition 3. Refurbished so not really new
Output: 3
Statement: Gwen Ifill ( Washington Week in Review ) reports that Republicans have been emboldened recently by a widely circulated poll about voter attitudes. Choices: 1. The Week in Review stated that the Democrats had been emboldened recently. 2. Republicans have been emboldened lately because of voter attitudes, 3. The Washington Week in Review's writer recently wrote about the Republicans.
Output: 3
Statement: really the biggest way yeah uh probably will it's the only way it's going to change is for us to have a better budget for running this country is for everybody to get involved and right now i don't see that happening Choices: 1. Everyone needs to stay out of it and let politicians work. 2. Everyone needs to get involved. 3. Everyone needs to get involved in order to save this country.
Output: 3
Statement: My only chance is to turn this around on them.' Choices: 1. I only have once chance. 2. I know I am out of options. 3. I can turn this around.
Output: 3
Statement: and enjoy watching my savings account get larger and uh you know hang on to the one i've got for a few years because it's it's it's almost four years old but it's still in great shape i have a Mazda RX7 Choices: 1. I have a Mazda RX7, which is not looking good at all. 2. I like to see more money getting into my savings account. 3. I don't think I will be buying a new car any time soon.
Output: 3
Statement: Linda Degutis recommended amending the recommendation to read, screening, interventions, and methods under consideration. Choices: 1. Linda never recommended anything to anyone ever. 2. Linda was once captain of the cheerleading squad. 3. Linda Degutis made a recommendation to amend some things.
Output: 2
Statement: As Istanbul it was the seat of the Ottoman sultans, rulers of a 500-year Islamic empire that stretched from the Black Sea and the Balkans to Arabia and Algeria. Choices: 1. The Ottoman empire established a 200-year rule over a comparably small territory. 2. The Ottoman empire established a 500-year rule over territory that stretched from the Black Sea and the Balkans to the Arabia and Algeria. 3. The Ottoman empire collapsed for a number of reasons, but its collapse is largely seen to have been an inevitability by most historians.
Output: 3
Statement: Opened 585 cases for the victims of domestic violence, helping to break the cycle of violence that causes so much lasting harm to women and children. Choices: 1. The children of domestic violence received help  2. No cases were opened to help domestic violence victims  3. 585 cases were opened for domestic violence victims to help break the cycle of violence. 
Output: 1
Statement: Security Council, which has special responsibilities for the maintenance of 'international peace and security,' has openly applied the 'state's right of self-defense' to irregular fighters, Maeda said. Choices: 1. The Security Council actions were approved of by the President. 2. The Security Council discussed how to handle irregular fighters. 3. The Security Council had special responsibilities in regard to labor laws.
Output: 1
Statement: i don't know um i think it covers a portion because like i said my sister lives over there and they they just they just never have to worry about it i think it might not cover full dental but it does cover some and again it covers you know Choices: 1. I'm not sure if it covers full dental work, but I believe it covers some. 2. I'm sure it covers full dental. 3. It doesn't cover full dental, but it covers regular checkups and cleanings, I think.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, then, let's go back. Choices: 1. Well then let us not return to where we came from. 2. Well then, let us return to where we came from. 3. Well then, let us revert to our position.
Output: 3
Statement: uh one is taking Latin and one has taken Spanish but not enough of it and uh i think we we down here especially should speak and California New Mexico and all that really Choices: 1. My kids aren't good at foreign languages. 2. My kids aren't good at foreign languages but I think everyone in California should be able to speak Spanish. 3. My kids are great at foreign languages.
Output: 2
Statement: This handsome hotel, opened about a decade ago near the Royal Palace, occupies a magnificent palace and converted monastery, both meticulously renovated. Choices: 1. This hotel opened about a decade ago near the Royal Palace and occupies both a monastery and palace which have been renovated by the English. 2. This hotel has never been opened to the public and will remain closed. 3. This hotel opened about a decade ago near the Royal Palace and occupies both a monastery and palace which have been renovated.
Output: 1
Statement: Dave's eyes bulged as he looked at it. Choices: 1. As he observed it, Dave's eyes popped out of his head. 2. Dave regarded it calmly, with no change of expression on his face. 3. Dave's eyes bulged because he had never seen anything so ugly before.
Output: 3
Statement: In Take This Simple Test, Steven E. Landsburg goes into quite some mathematical detail about the public's so-called irrationality. Choices: 1. Steven E. Landsburg believes the general public is the epitome of rationality. 2. Author Steven E. Landsburg writes about his subjects with mathematical precision. 3. Steven E. Landsburg writes about the supposed irrationality of the public in his book.
Output: 2
Statement: um so we didn't have that problem um Choices: 1. We didn't have a problem with paint drying. 2. That's one of the problems we had. 3. That wasn't a problem we have.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i didn't know that Choices: 1. I wasn't aware that people hated their jobs. 2. I wasn't aware of that. 3. I knew about that.
Output: 1
Statement: A hospital nurse had charge of me. Choices: 1. A nurse cared for me.  2. No nurses looked after me.  3. A tall nurse cared for me. 
Output: 3
Statement: Indian agricultural products soon found new markets in Europe when the Suez Canal was opened in 1869. Choices: 1. The Suez Canal opened new trade opportunities. 2. Indians had no agricultural products. 3. Indian agricultural products were previously only domestic.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum yeah we do the same Choices: 1. We are also computer analysts. 2. Yes we also do that. 3. Um-hum no we actually never do that.
Output: 1
Statement: The Road to Hell Choices: 1. The rough road to take to get to Hell. 2. The road to take to get to Heaven. 3. The road to take to get to Hell.
Output: 1
Statement: well of course being raised on the water i'd never swim in it Choices: 1. I was raised on the water, not in it, so I never had to swim. 2. I've never had the chance to learn how to swim. 3. I used to swim a lot, as I grew up on the water.
Output: 2
Statement: Further, these coefficients determine the percent of total cost that comes from mail processing and delivery at a specific volume per capita. Choices: 1. Delivery costs are usually measured first by these coefficients. 2. Total costs are determined in part by these coefficients. 3. These coefficients are of no use when measuring total costs.
Output: 1
Statement: ECONOMIC LIFE - The period during which a fixed asset is capable of yielding services of value to its owner. Choices: 1. The economic life are periods when a fixed cash asset can give services to the owner. 2. The economic life are periods when a fixed asset can give services to the owner. 3. The economic life are periods when a fixed asset can take revenue from customers.
Output: 1
Statement: Systems standards are important for agencies streamlining operations by redesigning or modifying systems to take advantage of technological advances. Choices: 1. Agencies in the business of streamlining operations find systems standards to be essential. 2. Agencies in the business of streamlining operations for the purposes of benefiting from technological advances have no use for systems standards. 3. Agencies that haven't developed systems standards tend to suffer when making system modifications.
Output: 3
Statement: A long moment came before he spoke. Choices: 1. He started talking right away. 2. He was thinking hard before he spoke. 3. He waited before he spoke.
Output: 2
Statement: Mom, Can Grandpa Say That on TV? Choices: 1. We always felt that this would be a great title for a sitcom. 2. Dad, Can Grandma Say That On TV? 3. Is Grandpa allowed to say that while he's on TV?
Output: 1
Statement: The kingdom of the Pharaohs has many more eras of history to add yet. Choices: 1. Multiple eras of history have yet to be added by the kingdom of the Pharaohs. 2. The kingdom of the Pharaohs has run out of things to add to history. 3. The eras of history that could be added by the kingdom aren't as interesting as other eras.
Output: 3
Statement: Various agencies operate and maintain heritage assets. Choices: 1. Heritage assets are operated and maintained by a single entity. 2. A number of different agencies operate and maintain heritage assets because there are a lot of them to be handled by just one agency. 3. Different agencies operate and maintain heritage assets.
Output: 2
Statement: It isn't only in his policy toward other churches that John Paul II is accused of preaching reform and practicing reaction. Choices: 1. John Paul II is accused of not practicing what he preaches. 2. John Paul II never practices what he preaches. 3. John Paul II is not hypocritical at all.
Output: 2
Statement: They travel from farm to farm, tending and harvesting fruits and vegetables. Choices: 1. They travel from farm to city, leaving the quiet towns behind. 2. They rotate farms by season, starting in the South, gradually moving north, then south again. 3. They tend to fruits and vegetables at several farms.
Output: 2
Statement: Do you still believe that Mrs. Inglethorp was poisoned by her husband?" Choices: 1. Because her husband poisoned someone before. 2. You think her sister poisoned her? 3. Your theory is, her husband poisoned her?
Output: 1
Statement: The Gallery in the Forest, once the old sawmill, houses many other exhibits, and the Theatre in the Forest holds concerts and performances on weekends in the summer. Choices: 1. During the summer, concerts are held in the Theatre in the Forest on the weekends. 2. Many famous musicians have performed in the Theatre of the Forest.  3. No performances of any kind take place in the Theatre of the Forest. 
Output: 2
Statement: Forbes periodically slaps Republicans in Congress for  Get real or get out! Choices: 1. Forbes is biased against Republicans. 2. Forbes dislikes the Republicans for Get real or get out. 3. Forbes has never said anything detrimental against Republicans.
Output: 1
Statement: it was a cop show Choices: 1. It was a live cop show. 2. It was a police show. 3. It was a doctor show.
Output: 1
Statement: That's the kind of truth that reveals itself to documentary filmmakers after the fact, when they go over footage and discover unexpected patterns, dissonances, glimmers of a universe that's richer and messier than the one they set out to portray. Choices: 1. The truth that reveals itself is pure and beautiful. 2. In going over footage, the filmmakers see a truth that is structured, ordered and very neat. 3. There is a truth that reveals itself to documentary filmmakers only after they have gone over their footage.
Output: 1
Statement: Despite repeated attempts, we have been unable to resolve this dispute. Choices: 1. Though we have tried many times, we can't seem to resolve this argument. 2. After a few attempts, we were able to resolve the issue. 3. We have looked at it from many angles, but can not come to an agreement.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that's right there goes his battery Choices: 1. His battery just completely ran out of juice. 2. Incorrect, his battery not present. 3. Correct, his battery has gone.
Output: 1
Statement: They call him Red, provided the Explorer. Choices: 1. They call him Blue, explained the Explorer. 2. The Explorer explained he was called Red. 3. Red was not his real name, however.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1954, some experimental psychologists randomly divided 24 sixth-grade boys into two groups and took them to Robbers Cave State Park, Okla., for summer camp. Choices: 1. The psychologists made two groups with 12 boys in each group. 2. The psychologists divided the 24 boys according to their height. 3. The 24 boys were the top students in their class.
Output: 3
Statement: Clinical Classifications for Health Policy  Discharge Statistics by Principal Diagnosis and Procedure. Choices: 1. There are clinical classifications for discharge statistics by diagnosis and procedure. 2. There are no statistics regarding health policy discharge. 3. There only about a dozen of different clinical classifications.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, provisions were made for staff to do the type of work they preferred, such as software testing versus giving presentations. Choices: 1. Software testing was one of the types of work offered to them. 2. Only the most qualified QA analysts and testers were offered the most critical positions. 3. Due to a complete lack of work, the staff had nothing to do for months and months.
Output: 2
Statement: Then his heart sank. Choices: 1. It was bad news that made his heart sink. 2. He felt disheartened. 3. He was elated, his heart singing.
Output: 1
Statement: Then I heard Susan crying. Choices: 1. I heard the sound of Susan crying because she was injured. 2. I heard the sound of Susan crying. 3. Susan was fine and not crying.
Output: 1
Statement: Its Minakshi Devi Shrine is dedicated to a pre-Hindu fish-eyed goddess taken into the pantheon with her husband, Shiva his Sundaresvara Shrine is next door. Choices: 1. The Minakshi Devi Shrine is from before Hindu times. 2. The Minakshi Devi Shrine is nowhere near the Sundaresvara Shrine. 3. The Minakshi Devi Shrine contains gods that also exist in Hindu culture.
Output: 3
Statement: We are creating a riskbased management approach that will reduce the number and sequential nature of our product reviews. Choices: 1. We are creating risk based management approach that will lower the number of reviews. 2. We are creating a risk based management approach to increase the number of our reviews. 3. We are creating risk based management approach that will lower the number of reviews by 30%.
Output: 3
Statement: Take this, and get Jane regularly togged up for this evening. Choices: 1. Jane should be sure not to be togged up this evening. 2. Jane likes getting togged up. 3. This will help you get Jane togged up.
Output: 2
Statement: so uh how's the weather by you Choices: 1. How is the weather by you. 2. The weather is a good thing to talk about. 3. There is no such thing as weather.
Output: 2
Statement: situation and i saw incidences in the hotel where i just wanted to go over and crawl in the corner and say oh my God those are those are not Americans  they can't be but they are Choices: 1. Some of the other Americans were so embarrassing! 2. There were a lot of Americans who took the stereotype of being loud and obnoxious to heart.  3. The other Americans there were very polite and mild-mannered. 
Output: 2
Statement: The country's resurgence has been attributed to Mandela's free-market  His government has cut the budget deficit from 5.9 percent of the GDP to 4 percent, deregulated aviation and telecommunications, and cut taxes. Choices: 1. The influence and decisions took by Mandela's government made the country great. 2. There was no free-market when the resurgence happened. 3. The budget deficit was cut from 5.9 to 4 during Mandela's government.
Output: 1
Statement: They took advantage of this new stronghold to create Provincia (now Provence), stretching from the Alps to the Pyr??n??es, in order to guarantee communications between Italy and Spain. Choices: 1. They created Provinicia. 2. They eliminated Provinicia. 3. They created Provinicia to guarantee communication between all the allies.
Output: 3
Statement: David Kendall should be invisible,  You don't want Clinton to look like a puppet of his lawyers. Choices: 1. Kendall should be invisible and not speak at the interview. 2. Kendall should be invisible. 3. Kendall should make a statement.
Output: 1
Statement: PROMO's report claimed that local TV news foments fear and hostility among city residents and suburbanites alike by devoting a disproportionate share of its broadcast time to crime. Choices: 1. People are no longer afraid of crime because the news shows that there has been less criminal activity this year. 2. Despite the decreased crime rates in recent years, the public's concern about crime is at an all-time high due to the ratings-focused media. 3. There are claims that local news programs foster fear due to their heavy focus on crime.
Output: 2
Statement: Like Mark Twain, who said that suicide is the only sane thing the young or old ever do in this life, we imagine that the elderly and the ill desire death rationally. Choices: 1. Mark Twain was quoted to say that suicide is the only sane thing the young or old ever do in this life. 2. There is no sanity to be found in thoughts of suicide. 3. Many have reacted negatively to Mark Twain's quote that suicide is the only sane thing the young or old ever do in this life.
Output: 3
Statement: They developed it in order to harvest the sponges that grew abundantly in the seas all around the island. Choices: 1. Sponges couldnt be harvested because of sharks in the waters around the island. 2. The island has more sponges growing than anywhere else in the world. 3. It was developed to harvest the abundant sponges that grew all around the island.
Output: 2
Statement: Only he said it loud an' clear that such ruckusin' round only meant th' whole country here'd go to pot. Choices: 1. He said it loud enough for the whole country to hear.  2. He said it loud enough that everyone in the country could hear it even from their basements.  3. No one heard what he said as he said it quietly. 
Output: 2
Statement: Walking with a limp, and leaning on a cane. Choices: 1. Walking in what seemed to be a staggered step, using the support of a cane. 2. Walking in what appeared to be a very painful, taxing step from the injury inflicted on him just weeks ago, relying on a cane to uphold his body weight. 3. Walking perfectly straight and confidently, a pep in his step.
Output: 2
Statement: He also had the half-obsequious, half-insulting manner Dave had found most people expected from their barbers. Choices: 1. Dave had noticed most people expected their barber to flatter and insult them at the same time. 2. The barber criticized the shape of Dave's head while telling him how great his new haircut would look. 3. The barber seemed polite and straightforward, unlike many other barbers.
Output: 2
Statement: Probably the idea came to her quite suddenly.  Choices: 1. The idea probably came to her quite abruptly. 2. She arrived at the idea unexpectedly. 3. The idea was not immediately apparent to her.
Output: 2
Statement: Later, in 454 b.c. , the treasury was transferred to Athens and its deposits were used to finance the construction of many of the major buildings and temples of the Classical Age. Choices: 1. The treasury was not located in Athens before 454 BC. 2. The Classical Age began in 600 BC. 3. The buildings and temples in Athens could not have been built without the treasury.
Output: 3
Statement: Hopefully, the appropriate parties will take steps to address these issues. Choices: 1. The issues must be resolved  2. The parties hopefully will not address the issues 3. The appropriate parties will hopefully address these issues 
Output: 1
Statement: Several candidates already have taken public stands or made statements about whether or not they believe the government needs to ensure that consumer privacy isn't violated by online companies. Choices: 1. Many voters believe that these candidates are saying whatever is most politically expedient. 2. No statements have been issued or public stands taken by candidates on this issue. 3. Statements have been made by several candidates on the issue of consumer privacy.
Output: 1
Statement: He was also a tough guy--a spear point was found lodged in his pelvis along with evidence of other warrior wounds. Choices: 1. He was uninjured. 2. He was killed by a spear. 3. He was stabbed with a spear.
Output: 2
Statement: Many of the best snorkeling and underwater photography areas are offshore at coral reefs or around uninhabited islands; you'll have little difficulty in finding a boat to take you out. Choices: 1. If you decide to try underwater photography, make sure your camera is waterproof. 2. You can take a boat to find the best snorkeling areas at coral reefs. 3. The best snorkeling locations are found in the harbors and just offshore of the main beaches, which you can swim to.
Output: 1
Statement: How dull I am to have missed it. Choices: 1. I must be dull to miss that. 2. I would not have missed it if I wasn't so dull. 3. I never missed it as Im very excitable.
Output: 2
Statement: In the same area, however, right alongside the Egyptian border, are the best beaches and the most outstanding underwater scenery in the whole country. Choices: 1. There are no beaches near the border of Egypt.   2. The best beaches in the country are near the Egyptian border.   3. The best surfing is near the beaches on the Egyptian border.  
Output: 3
Statement: She resolved to appeal to Mr. Carter, telling him when and where Tommy had started on his quest, and asking him to do something to trace him. Choices: 1. She planned to plead with Mr. Carter to find Tommy. 2. She was prepared to pay Mr. Carter to search for Tommy. 3. She didn't know when or where Tommy began his quest.
Output: 2
Statement: While News Quiz has avidly solicited sardonic comments on Kosovo and Littleton, the Abner Louima case confounds me. Choices: 1. The Abner Louima case confused me. 2. I completely understand the Abner Louima case. 3. This case is unlike any I've see before.
Output: 3
Statement: At Skelwith Bridge, turn right on to the B5343. Choices: 1. The B5343 is reached by making a right turn at Skelwith Bridge. 2. One must turn left at the Skelwith Bridge. 3. Skelwith Bridge is made out of large stones and covers a river.
Output: 3
Statement: Dave Hanson, she told him, "don't you know any other words? Choices: 1. Dave Hanson responded by saying, "yes". 2. She told Dave that he had a great vocabulary. 3. She asked him if he knew any other words.
Output: 1
Statement: A retrospective rescues the American sculptor from his reputation as the unsubstantial user-friendly modernist (Roberta Smith, the New York Times ). Reviewers say the show highlights the way Surrealism inspired Calder's now-forgotten grotesque sculptures from the 1930s. Choices: 1. Calder's sculptures are no longer important to anyone. 2. Calder creates grotesque sculptures. 3. Calder has never created art before.
Output: 1
Statement: His policy prescription includes reducing corporate influence, liberating the system from presidential control, democratizing local stations, serving minorities, decentralizing the Washington-centric service, and increasing accountability. Choices: 1. He is a huge fan of the way the country is currently being run so he finds no urge to change it.  2. He has a lot of policy prescriptions up his sleeve.  3. He really does not like the fact that the president has a tight grip on the people. 
Output: 3
Statement: The ad singles out one Wellesley College professor by name and declares, This fraud was originally perpetrated and is still defended by your professors. Choices: 1. The Wellesley College professor deserved the harsh criticism by the ad. 2. The ad names a Wellesley College professor and talks about her charity work. 3. The ad names a Wellesley College professor and says bad things about her.
Output: 1
Statement: She smiled at him affectionately, and remarked in a slightly affected voice: "Pay the thing, will you, old bean?  Choices: 1. Upset, but remaining calm, she sweetly asked him to "pay the thing". 2. With an angry voice, she gruelingly asked him to" pay the thing". 3. In a sweet manner, she asked him to "Pay the thing, will you?"
Output: 1
Statement: But what separates documentary from fiction is that real people are often more complicated, and more conflicted, than finished characters--as Brenda proved to be more (or, at least, other) than the sum of her parts. Choices: 1. All of the things real people do throughout a day makes them more complicated than finished characters. 2. Finished characters are a lot more complicated than real people. 3. Real people tell to be more complicated than finished characters.
Output: 1
Statement: This was especially the case after it found itself on the southern route taken by European merchants and missionaries of the 16th century. Choices: 1. It was on a route that European merchants were afraid to travel. 2. It was on the same route that European merchants used. 3. The area became influenced by the West from missionaries who traveled the route.
Output: 3
Statement: But if so, it will then cost you only $1--oh hell, make it $1. Choices: 1. It will then cost you only $10. 2. The french fries will only cost $1. 3. It will only cost you one dollar.
Output: 2
Statement: The point is how the Press sees the public react.' Choices: 1. They carried on regardless to how the public reacted. 2. The social experiment was initiated to see how the public will react. 3. The whole idea is to see how the public will react.
Output: 2
Statement: and she's expecting the end of this month and she's the only one that lives nearby Choices: 1. She is towards the end of her third trimester. 2. She is expecting this month end, and she is the only one in the vicinity. 3. She is not due till three months from now.
Output: 1
Statement: Like the Holy Sepulchre in Jeru-salem, this church is too important to stay in the hands of one denomination, so it is administered jointly by Greek Orthodox, Armenian, and Franciscan priests. Choices: 1. The church is equally administered by the three denominations. 2. The church is maintained by religious leaders of multiple sects. 3. The Holy Sepulchre is administered only by one religious denomination.
Output: 1
Statement: Reducing ozone levels will result in fewer hospitalizations, emergency room and doctors visits for asthmatics, significantly fewer incidents of lung inflamation for atrisk populations, and significantly fewer incidents of moderate to severe respiratory symptoms in children. Choices: 1. Fewer hospitalizations will result from lower ozone levels. 2. Ozone levels due not affect health. 3. Reducing ozone levels has many benefits.
Output: 1
Statement: But Royko also challenged white Chicago's prejudices, skewering bigots who tried to keep a white couple that had adopted a black baby out of their neighborhood or a funeral parlor that didn't want to bury a black soldier killed in Vietnam. Choices: 1. Royko challenged racial prejudice in Chicago, arguing for rights of families and soldiers. 2. Royko was a widely known bigot who harmed numerous black families throughout Chicago. 3. Royko's contributions and challenges to racism were pivitol in the civil rights movement.
Output: 3
Statement: now she can maybe she'll type something that you need for you and then you'll be in good shape like a paper Choices: 1. It's much like a paper. 2. She'll give you clear instructions. 3. She can't help you, you have to go see him over there.
Output: 2
Statement: When sightseeing, you'll find the two thriving churches somewhat more interesting than the three ruined forts overlooking Gustavia. Choices: 1. The churches at Gustavia are more interesting than the forts there.   2. The churches at Gustavia still hold services every week.   3. There are no churches in Gustavia at all.  
Output: 2
Statement: Then there are the stories that make you think some celebrities just shouldn't be allowed to reproduce at all. Choices: 1. Some stories make you think that some celebrities shouldn't be allowed to reproduce because they are mean and shallow. 2. Some stories make you think that some celebrities shouldn't be allowed to reproduce. 3. Some stories make you think that some celebrities should reproduce a lot.
Output: 1
Statement: they're a pretty tree but you just when you walk up to them they're covered with thorns so we're going to get a chain saw and we're going to limb limb it extensively so it the trees up overhead Choices: 1. The trees with the thorns are very expensive. 2. They're a gorgeous tree however they are covered in thorns and we are going to limb it with a chain saw. 3. They're an ugly tree and their covered in ectoplasm.
Output: 1
Statement: do you get to do you work at home all the time or just Choices: 1. Can you fully complete your job at home? 2. You're not able to work from home at all right? 3. Do you get to work from home all the time?
Output: 1
Statement: Many legal-aid organizations have a strong mission but lack a long-term plan, said Pat Stankard, client services manager at Gardner, Carton &amp; Douglas and former treasurer of the LMA. Choices: 1. Pat Stankard works at Gardner, Carton & Douglas. 2. All legal-aid organizations develop long-term plans. 3. Pat Stankard has a background in accounting.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, they're still with us, and they never pay anything on time. Choices: 1. They never pay their bill on time. 2. They always pay on time. 3. They never make their payments on time.
Output: 1
Statement: Tapestries by Chagall and mosaic floors are the interior highlights. Choices: 1. The tapestries are also a highlight on the outside. 2. The tapestries and floors are the main sights in the interior. 3. The floors are partially wooden.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum because women are in every field now i mean i can't think of a field that they're not involved in Choices: 1. Women have jobs in all areas of the workforce, they are almost getting the same wages as most men, 2. Women have jobs in all fields. 3. Women are not allowed to work in high paying positions.
Output: 1
Statement: Fascinating details such as Bonnie Prince Charlie's traveling canteen of cutlery, along with his sword and targe (a small bag), bring history to life. Choices: 1. Prince Charlie had a traveling canteen of cutlery. 2. Prince Charlie had a traveling canteen of cutlery that he took whenever he left the castle. 3. Bonnie Prince Charlie's traveling canteen of cutlery is just another boring trifle you can find in historical accounts.
Output: 2
Statement: Most visitors begin their climb at Kawaguchi Lake, in the resort area north of the mountain, getting that far by train from Tokyo in about two hours. Choices: 1. Nobody begins their climb at Kawaguchi Lake. 2. Trains in Tokyo are some of the fastest in the world. 3. Most visitors begin their climb in the resort area north of the mountain, at Kawaguchi Lake, getting that far by train from Tokyo in about two hours.
Output: 2
Statement: no but on the other hand i guess too uh whenever you do have to have some major work done on one of those it costs a fortune Choices: 1. I guess so, on the other hand, you do have to have some major work done, and it costs a fortune... 2. It will cost a fortune, because hiring an attorney is very pricey nowadays. 3. It will cost just a penny, and you will be 100% satisfied.
Output: 2
Statement: Before the advent of cars it was common to see hundreds of people walking towards the show-grounds, and often the best sportsmen from neighboring valleys came over the fells to compete. Choices: 1. Before cars, you would see lots of people walking to the showgrounds just to catch a glimpse of the great rodeo kings who would come to compete. 2. Before cars, you would see lots of people walking to the showgrounds. 3. Before cars, people would hitch rides on the train to get to the showgrounds.
Output: 1
Statement: Congressional requesters should not expect GAO to proceed with the request or provide additional services until GAO has informed each requester that it will accept the request. Choices: 1. GAO informs requesters that the request will be accepted. 2. GAO has been swamped by so many requests that it has to prioritize requests accordingly. 3. Congressional requesters are free to assume that GAO will proceed whether GAO informs them or not.
Output: 2
Statement: Commercial companies insist that technology be mature at the outset of a product development program and, therefore, separate technology development from product development. Choices: 1. Commercial companies put product development and technology development in one box. 2. Commercial companies do not begin product development until the technology development is finished. 3. Commercial companies differentiate between technology development and product development.
Output: 2
Statement: Can you get Susan? I'm not yet sure they want me knocking on doors around here. Choices: 1. I don't think I should go door to doo. 2. The townsfolk don't want to see me. 3. They told me to go knock on each door.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan shivered at the intense gaze. Choices: 1. Ca'daan was calmed by the gaze. 2. The demon's gaze made Ca'daan shiver. 3. The intense gaze made Ca'daan shiver.
Output: 2
Statement: and every you know they go all the time i mean it's like they would go almost everyday to the store and they had their little bags way back then and fill it up and they had this little bitty old teeny refrigerators Choices: 1. back in those days they only went to the store once a week 2. back in those days they went over to the store almost every day  3. back in those days they couldn't store much in the fridge, so they had to go to the store every day
Output: 3
Statement: It seems inconceivable that she should be shielding Alfred Inglethorp.  Choices: 1. Alfred Inglethorp had made many mistakes in his lifetime. 2. She had never before heard of Alfred Inglethorp. 3. It's hard to believe that Alfred Inglethorp would be protected by her.
Output: 1
Statement: except that it is an accepted place you know it's like any other country you know for whatever reason it's Choices: 1. It is a recognized country.  2. It is barely a country.  3. It's a legitimate place like anywhere else. 
Output: 3
Statement: And people say that coincidences don't happen! Tuppence tackled her Peche Melba happily. Choices: 1. Tuppence was upset to see Peche Melba, and ignored her for the rest of the day. 2. Tuppence and Peche Melba rolled around on the ground. 3. Peche Melba was pounced upon by Tuppence.
Output: 2
Statement: Application controls refers to the structure, policies, and procedures that apply to individual application systems, such as inventory or payroll. Choices: 1. Inventory and payroll are one of the procedures apply to employment application systems. 2. Individual application systems also include dance auditions. 3. Human resources also applies to individual application systems.
Output: 3
Statement: Finding that photograph in the drawer, after that story of how it had been got from him by Inspector Brown, made me suspect Julius. Choices: 1. I started suspecting Julius after I discovered the photo in the drawer. 2. Even after finding the photo in the drawer, I still didn't suspect Julius. 3. I would not have suspected Julius at all, had it not been for the photo I found in the drawer.
Output: 3
Statement: Her other hand began a series of complicated motions that had a ritualistic look about them. Choices: 1. One of her hands was moving in a ritualistic manner. 2. She had her hands folded neatly in her lap. 3. She was casting a spell by waving around her hands.
Output: 3
Statement: Joint Test-and-Evaluation Program Provides Few Choices: 1. A program exists to assess deficiencies. 2. Deficiencies in mechanical joints for buildings are addressed by the program. 3. No entity exists that will assess joints.
Output: 2
Statement: The man's right arm had been broken and completely twisted around. Choices: 1. The man was injured. 2. The man was uninjured. 3. The man's arm needed to be amputated.
Output: 3
Statement: It impelled her to more audacious efforts. Choices: 1. She is attempting to do something very difficult. 2. She was encouraged to put in more effort. 3. She is determined to only do the bare minimum. 
Output: 1
Statement: They tore each other apart and feasted on the dying and dead. Choices: 1. They were quite hungry. 2. They were vegans.  3. They dined on the deceased.
Output: 1
Statement: The bandit's blade swung again but Vrenna countered. Choices: 1. Again, the bandit swung but did not hit Vrenna.  2. The bandit and Vrenna were enjoying a nice dance.  3. Then, Vrenna swung and landed her sword in the bandits back. 
Output: 3
Statement: i envy you you're at ninety four degrees i thought i heard this morning that in San Antonio it was in the nineties yesterday Choices: 1. I was under the impression that it was in the nineties in San Antonio yesterday. 2. I find ninety four degrees to be pretty hot. 3. I'm glad I'm not with you at ninety four degrees.
Output: 2
Statement: Here I am raising the entirely separate question of whether we should reproduce more quickly in order to give life to potential people.) Choices: 1. I want to have 6 babies.  2. I do not want children, ever.  3. I am ready to have a baby with you. 
Output: 1
Statement: i don't think i could spread my patriotism any more than well actually i like uh San Francisco 49ers too but uh Choices: 1. The San Francisco 49ers have always been my favorite team. 2. My patriotism is on par with the San Francisco 49ers. 3. San Francisco 49ers have always been my least favorite.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh when i when i first heard about it i was very uh very defensive i didn't think it was something that that the companies ought to be doing Choices: 1. I have changed my mind about companies not doing it. 2. I have always believe that companies ought to do it. 3. When I first heard about it, I did not agree with it.
Output: 1
Statement: Since GAO is still experiencing delays in mail delivery, it would be preferable if you sent your comments via e-mail to yellowbook@gao.gov.To ensure that your comments are considered by the Advisory Council in their deliberations, please submit them by April 30, 2002. Choices: 1. It would be preferable if you didn't send any emails. 2. April 30, 2002, is the deadline as that gives at least a week for the comments to be read before the court case. 3. GAO is still currently experiencing delays in mail delivery.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum yes oh it is it is well both of ours is school age but we don't want to miss any of those PTA's and you know all of that so so Choices: 1. I hate PTA meetings, we never attend.  2. Both our children are school age, we want to be involved, even PTA meetings. 3.  We want to attend  PTA meetings, it helps our children's education.
Output: 3
Statement: and yeah and uh i'll i talked to a thirteen year old last night who's uh goes to uh one of the Plano schools high schools or or junior highs i guess and she said that that she had a a choice she could either have taken tennis or weight lifting so she chose to take weight lifting Choices: 1. She decided to go for tennis instead of weight lifting. 2. She wants to be a professional weightlifter and compete at the Olympics. 3. The teenager I spoke to last night opted for weight lifting over tennis.
Output: 2
Statement: Keeping alive a baby born in the 22 nd week costs several hundred thousand dollars and usually fails, regardless of the effort. Choices: 1. It's very cheap to keep alive a baby born in the 22nd week. 2. It's expensive to keep alive a baby born in the 22nd week, but many people choose to do it anyway. 3. It's expensive to keep alive a baby born in the 22nd week.
Output: 2
Statement: Inside, the superb 16th-century woodcarvings of the choir stalls make up a cheerful compendium of Pyrenees characters. Choices: 1. The carvings are carved from oak.  2. The Pyrenees structure dates back to the 16th century.  3. The carvings are from the 13th century. 
Output: 1
Statement: EPA also estimates that 49 public utilities owned by 41 municipalities will be affected by the rule, and of that total, the 18 small governmental entities (populations under 50,000) affected will expend less than 1 percent of their annual revenues for compliance. Choices: 1. There are regulations to help the municipalities. 2. The municipalities spend more than ten percent on utilities. 3. There are municipalities that have no revenue compliance.
Output: 1
Statement: And Hill was not too horrified to follow Thomas' rising star from the Department of Education to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), nor to keep in touch with Thomas in subsequent years--getting him to write a letter of recommendation that helped her land a law teaching job, phoning him repeatedly, inviting him to make an appearance at the law school, and more. Choices: 1. Hill was afraid of Thomas and did things out of fear. 2. Hill and Thomas didn't stay in touch in later years. 3. Hill played a key role in Thomas getting a teaching job,
Output: 1
Statement: He's testing you. Choices: 1. He's trying to make sure you're fit. 2. He's not concerned with you. 3. He wants to make sure you aren't all bark and no bite, he's just testing you to make sure everything's in order.
Output: 3
Statement: do what you can when you can right then as long as you feel good about yourself and what you're doing to help i think that's more important than Choices: 1. It's more important if you feel good about yourself while you do what you can. 2. It's also important to feel good about others while feeling good about yourself. 3. It's terrible and not important to feel good about yourself.
Output: 2
Statement: Otherwise, Poirot himself might relieve me of it.  Choices: 1. Poirot might relieve me of it. 2. If I didn't maintain a proper decorum, Poirot might  relieve me of it. 3. Otherwsie Mike might make me relieve him.
Output: 2
Statement: We had fallen under the spell of Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn, whose shoulders curved with easy finesse, and whose heads sat high atop swanlike necks, just waiting for crowns. Choices: 1. Audrey Hepburn inspired many to dress and act like her. 2. Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn are regal and beautiful. 3. Grace Kelly was ugly and hobbit-like.
Output: 1
Statement: so it's not all stuff that TI makes Choices: 1. It's purely TI, right? 2. There are other items rather than just TI, right? 3. Are there things from the brand Apple too?
Output: 3
Statement: but it it's all that it's it's all that uh the new age philosophy and um Choices: 1. The new age philosophy is all that. 2. The new age philosophy is extremely popular at campus right now. 3. The new age philosophy is definitely not catching on anywhere.
Output: 2
Statement: He was charged with murder and tried as an adult. Choices: 1. He has never killed anyone and is legally considered a child. 2. He was charged with murder and tried as an adult due to the brutality if the crime. 3. He was accused of killing someone and was held as an adult.
Output: 2
Statement: Pah! Tommy raised his hand, and silenced the clamours of disgust. Choices: 1. Tommy lost control of the room, and had to leave. 2. Tommy waved his hand twice, and silenced the room. 3. Pah! Tommy quietened the disapproving room with his hand.
Output: 2
Statement: He eyed the handle of the door tentatively. Choices: 1. He waited for the door to be opened. 2. He shifted his gaze from the handle of the door. 3. He kept his eyes on the door handle.
Output: 1
Statement: Le Menec, the biggest, has 1,099 menhirs in 12 rows (plus 70 menhirs in a circle or cromlech around part of the hamlet of Le Menec). Choices: 1. Le menace is the largest with 1,099 menhirs.  2. Le menace just has 100 menhirs. 3. The menhirs of le menace are beautiful.
Output: 3
Statement: sometimes you don't and then you have to check out the nursing home and the only way you're going to check out a nursing home is to actually put them in there and check on them every time but don't tell the people Choices: 1. Sometimes you have to check out the nursing home. 2. You should just leave the nursing home alone. 3. Sometimes you have to check out the nursing home to make sure they are behaving.
Output: 3
Statement: But all year round, you can visit the monumental 18th-century Grandes-Ecuries (stables), now a horse museum ' with live horses contentedly munching hay next to wooden statues. Choices: 1. Everyone loves visiting the horse museum and seeing the live horses. 2. The stables are open all year to visitors. 3. There are no live horses in the horse museum.
Output: 1
Statement: If the money goes bad, you simply return it with the appropriate regretful noises. Choices: 1. Money can't be returned. 2. You can give money back. 3. Give money back if you don't like what you're supposed to do with it.
Output: 3
Statement: They broke my arm slowly in the spokes of a cart wheel. Choices: 1. My arm was broken in five places. 2. They treated me kindly. 3. My arm was injured.
Output: 1