niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Jon wasted no time. Choices: 1. Jon wasted a lot of time. 2. No time was wasted by Jon. 3. Jon was quick to slay the demon.
Output: 3
Statement: It could be any one or combination of a number of things, including power, prestige, or even misplaced ethical values (values that he thought were right, even if they were, in fact, not). Choices: 1. It is about futurism for sure. 2. It is most likely to be power. 3. It could many things like ethics, power and prestige.
Output: 2
Statement: um that was the most historic weather day in recorded history for severe weather in the country Choices: 1. It was not a super important weather day in history. 2. That was the most well known day in history for weather. 3. This was a pretty well known day in history for weather, but it wasn't super severe.
Output: 3
Statement: and you didn't you didn't have any notice you know so like if you were doing drugs then like you didn't have a way you know to stop i mean it was still in your body Choices: 1. There was always proper notice so it was easy to ensure that the drugs were out of your body by testing time. 2. If you were doing drugs there was no opportunity to stop them from finding out with the tests. 3. It was really frustrating to be disrupted without any proper notice, however.
Output: 3
Statement: trouble is i can't get them tight enough Choices: 1. They are not easy to tie down. 2. They just are not loose enough. 3. I have trouble getting them tight enough.
Output: 1
Statement: If you ask me, said Tommy, "we're all too damned businesslike nowadays. Choices: 1. "We're too uptight now!" Said Tommy 2. "We are all too businesslike now. I'd like for us to be more laid back" said Tommy  3. "We're all too laid back now, if you ask me" said Tommy 
Output: 2
Statement: The owner, a member of one of Cuba's most important families, rescued orphan girls and took them into his home his obra paa (work of piety) that lends its name to both the house and its street. Choices: 1. A member of one of Cuba's most important families rescued orphan girls.  2. A member of one of Cuba's most important families rescued orphan girls because he took pity on them. 3. A member of one of Cuba's least important families rescued orphan girls. 
Output: 2
Statement: There was a brief pause. Choices: 1. The pause was a few minutes long. 2. There was a short pause. 3. The pause went on for hours.
Output: 1
Statement: Auditors can reduce the direct tests of the data if they test the effectiveness of general and application controls over computer-processed data, and these tests support the conclusion that the controls are effective. Choices: 1. Auditors can interfere with data. 2. Auditors are not allowed to reduce direct tests of data. 3. Auditors are allowed to reduce direct tests of data if they do test the effectiveness of general and application controls. 
Output: 1
Statement: than to get that two cents when you take it to the store we still have bins at the grocery stores where you can turn in bottles and cans Choices: 1. Bring in bottles and cans and dispose of them in the grocery store bins. 2. The grocery store doesn't have bins for bottles and cans. 3. There's a limit to how many bottles and cans you can bring into the store.
Output: 3
Statement: Chatterbox  Of course tobacco companies represent something close to pure evil. Choices: 1. The evil that tobacco companies represent, is making money from human misery. 2. Tobacco companies represent the good. 3. Tobacco companies something close to pure evil, of course.
Output: 1
Statement: you're just always used to men i mean that's just something that men always did Choices: 1. It will take time to get used to women doing it too. 2. It has always been traditionally men doing it. 3. It has always been done by women in the past.
Output: 1
Statement: If you have never scuba-dived before, each dive center is registered by the Greek government to offer training in addition to dive supervision for qualified divers. Choices: 1. The government has registered dive centers since the 1960s. 2. Dive centers are not registered by the Greek government. 3. There are dive centers that are registered by the Greek government.
Output: 1
Statement: Mohammed also visited the El-Aksa Mosque, which is adjacent to the Dome mosque. Choices: 1. The El-Aksa Mosque is nowhere near the Dome mosque. 2. Mohammed visited the El-Aksa Mosque. 3. Mohammed visited the El-Aksa Mosque annually for decades.
Output: 3
Statement: Prudie guesses it's the Hepburn aura you're going for, since, unlike you, there was no Marilyn Monroe body underneath all those tailored clothes. Choices: 1. Marilyn Monroe wore no tailored suits. 2. Hepburn was not a style icon. 3. Hepburn was not as curvaceous as Marilyn Monroe.
Output: 1
Statement: Barry agreed that we have not monitored closely enough what intervention is being delivered by the interventionists we train. Choices: 1. Barry agreed that we didn't monitor that like we should have. 2. Barry agreed that we didn't monitor that like we should have, and that we should keep better data in the future. 3. Barry said it'd been monitored as it should have been, it just wasn't a good approach.
Output: 2
Statement: boy they'd some big changes speaking of them Choices: 1. There aren't many changes going on there. 2. I am not a fan of all of the changes. 3. Speaking of them, there's certainly some big changes going on there.
Output: 2
Statement: and i just i don't need that expense right now plus they eat more and Choices: 1. I can not afford this in the future.   2. I cannot afford this right now.   3. I can afford this expense right now.  
Output: 1
Statement: Also see the International Federation of Accountants' International Standards on Auditing. Choices: 1. The international federation of accountants is too pomp and circumstance.  2. See the international federation of accountants international standards on auditing.  3. There are no state cards from the international federation of accountants 
Output: 1
Statement: Even if the water tastes pure and delicious, you cannot enjoy it as much as you should. Choices: 1. You cannot enjoy the water completely even tho it tastes great. 2. People do not like that the water is just recycled urine. 3. The water is completely enjoyable despite the brackish taste.
Output: 2
Statement: Specifically, we identified best practices that have led to more successful product development and production outcomes, compared the best practices to those used in DOD programs, and analyzed current weapon system acquisition guidance for applicability of best practices. Choices: 1. The DOD uses best practices. 2. The DOD uses best practices to improve their hiring processes. 3. The DOD has yet to develop best practices.
Output: 2
Statement: and you sir you take care Choices: 1. Also you Mr., take care of yourself.  2. Also you Mr., take care of others.  3. Do not take care, Mr. 
Output: 2
Statement: No one interested in Irish writing and theater should miss this light and elegant museum, housed in an 18th-century Georgian mansion. Choices: 1. The 18-th century Georgian Mansion is a perfect building to house a museum. 2. If you are interested in Irish writing and theater, you cannot miss this light and elegant museum, housed in an 18th-century Georgian mansion. 3. Everyone can skip this museum, there's nothing interesting there.
Output: 1
Statement: Boris and Mrs. Vandemeyer talked on purely indifferent subjects: plays they had seen, new dances, and the latest society gossip. Choices: 1. Boris and Mrs. Vandemeyer discussed many things.  2. Boris found the conversations boring.  3. Boris and Mrs. Vandemeyer remained silent. 
Output: 2
Statement: we don't get too much snow here Choices: 1. We don't get much snow.  2. I wish we got more snow here.  3. We get lots of snow here. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah the hardest part about uh water pump changes is getting all the junk off before you can get too it Choices: 1. It often takes more time to clear away junk, than to change the water pump. 2. I don't have any information on changing water pumps. 3. Clearing all the junk off is the hardest step in water pump changes.
Output: 1
Statement: A Hindu fanatic, enraged by what he felt was an excessively fervent defense of the Muslim interests, assassinated Gandhi in a prayer meeting on 30 January. Choices: 1. A Hindu fanatic traveled from across the country to assassinate Gandhi while he was praying on January 30. 2. Gandhi lived to the old age of 96, before dying of natural causes. 3. Gandhi was assassinated in a prayer meeting on January 30th by a radicalized Hindu who was displeased with Gandhi's defense of Muslims.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh What uh what area did you live in Choices: 1. I know where you lived. 2. Where did you live? 3. What area did you live in when you were five years old?
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, come on, my date insisted. Choices: 1. My date was insistent that we go home 2. My date was insistent. 3. My date was very easy going.
Output: 1
Statement: Prithvi Narayan Shah, The Great, was born in 1723, in the ninth generation of a line of Hindu princes of Gorkha, a hill town whose lands adjoined those of Kathmandu to the east. Choices: 1. Prithvi Narayn Shah had 7 older brothers who were also princes. 2. Prithvi Narayan Shah was born n the eighth generation of a line of Hindu princes.  3. The birthplace of the prince was in a hill town called Gorkha.
Output: 1
Statement: Better health care affects athletic ability directly. Choices: 1. Runners can run faster when they have better doctors.  2. Athletes perform better when they have better health care.  3. Health care is no important for anyone. 
Output: 1
Statement: For  Singing in a church choir counts as volunteering Choices: 1. One volunteer activity is singing in the church. 2. For some singing in a church choir is a vocation. 3. Singing in a church is not a volunteer activity.
Output: 2
Statement: Those who need legal help and don't get it feel totally lost. Choices: 1. Once someone is arrested, they really need to find a lawyer so they don't get lost in the system.  2. Sometimes a lawyer is necessary so people can understand what is going on.  3. Getting legal help is never helpful. 
Output: 1
Statement: He knows more about poisons than almost anybody, I explained.  Choices: 1. I explained that he knew a great deal about poisons. 2. Nobody knows more about poisons than he does, i explained. 3. I said that he did not know much about poisons.
Output: 1
Statement: My leg is trapped! said the Kal. Choices: 1. The Kal's leg was stuck.  2. The Kal's leg got stuck in the trap.  3. The Kal said that he was glad his leg wasn't still trapped. 
Output: 2
Statement: They share a common ancestry with inhabitants of the Indonesian archipelago. Choices: 1. They share a common ancestor with inhabitants of the Indonesian archipelago. 2. The mitochondrial DNA showed that they shared a female ancestor with inhabitants of the Indonesian archipelago. 3. They bore no relation to inhabitants of the Indonesian archipelago.
Output: 2
Statement: The Museum of Scotland, with its main entrance on Chambers Street, is housed in a remarkable new museum building (opened in 1998) designed by architects Benson and Forsyth. Choices: 1. The museum of scotland is in 400 year old building. 2. The museum of scotland has a beautiful new building. 3. The museum of scotland is 400,000 square feet.
Output: 3
Statement: Al Gore, explaining just when he plans to set off those sarin gas capsules he's carefully hidden around the country during his eight years as vice president. Choices: 1. Al Gore doesn't know anything about the sarin gas capsules that were hidden in the country during his vice presidency. 2. Al Gore hid sarin gas capsules around the country when he was vice president. 3. Al Gore is planning to set off the sarin gas capsules to get revenge on his political enemies.
Output: 3
Statement: Their perception of treatment efficacy provided by other staff (physicians and surgeons) was even lower, 23%. Choices: 1. The perception indicates efficacy is very good. 2. Their perception of treatment efficacy for other staff was low. 3. The perception is due to poor medical treatment.
Output: 3
Statement: The park's prefectural museum displays some small clay figures (haniwa) unearthed at nearby ancient burial mounds, together with pots, tools, and weapons dating back to as early as 10,000 b.c. Choices: 1. The museum has some figures that are carved from marble. 2. The museum has some small figures in it. 3. The museum has just one figure on displa.
Output: 1
Statement: Not having seen a Democratic administration in a dozen years, they might well have been worried that the new one elected in 1992 would actually follow through on its rhetoric about human rights and democracy. Choices: 1. The new one elected followed through on its rhetoric about human rights and democracy. 2. The new administration was republican. 3. There has not been a democratic administration in a dozen years.
Output: 1
Statement: when my husband was in business he had one customer who said that he had to use credit cards because he spent more than he made every month and he was perfectly serious about it Choices: 1. One of my husband's customers said that he spent more than he made.   2. My husband never had any customers at all.   3. One of my husband's customers is going bankrupt.  
Output: 3
Statement: um yeah well there was a interesting cartoon in the editorial the other day it was a there was a picture of a shop keeper with this really mean look on his face and empty shelves in back of him and a little rat and a couple of spider webs and Choices: 1. There was a cartoon within the editorial in the past. 2. There are always cartooons featured in editorials. 3. The shopkeeper looked really friendly.
Output: 2
Statement: It is in the top 100 of Australian companies in terms of size and turnover. Choices: 1. In terms of size, it is among Australia's top 100 companies. 2. In terms of turnover, it is among Australia's top 100 companies. 3. It isn't in Australia's top 100 companies for size or turnover.
Output: 2
Statement: I can't tell you how excited I am by it. Choices: 1. I have never been so disappointed. 2. I am beyond thrilled. 3. I have been waiting for this for a long time.
Output: 3
Statement: Bridges link Macau with its two islands. Choices: 1. Macau is connected with its two islands by a couple of bridges. 2. Macau has been separated from its islands ever since the Chinese bombed their infrastructure. 3. Macau stays in touch with its islands, vital sources of agriculture and exotic resources.
Output: 3
Statement: GAO will grant extensions beyond the 30 calendar days only in limited cases (e.g. Choices: 1. Most cases will receive extensions after the 30 days. 2. Only limited cases will be granted extensions beyond the 30 day period. 3. The cases that will be granted extensions are clearly specified.
Output: 3
Statement: And Malaysia offers a showcase of festivals of events and festivities throughout the year as well. Choices: 1. Malaysia is a popular tourist destination due to its many events. 2. There are very few events held in Malaysia. 3. Plenty of events take place in Malaysia all year long.
Output: 1
Statement: There are some efficiencies that result when multiple systems are installed at one site. Choices: 1. Multiple systems on a site make things 30% more efficient. 2. Multiple systems make things less efficient. 3. Multiple systems on a site make things more efficient.
Output: 1
Statement: Every scene is weighted, emotionally significant, resplendent with the thick texture of feeling and history, writes New York 's Denby. Choices: 1. The book is very bland. 2. The climax of the book brought out the most emotions of the readers 3. Every scene has an emotional significance.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum i guess that's why i like them Choices: 1. I guess that's why I like them, because my father liked them too 2. I guess that's why I hate them 3. I guess that's why I like them.
Output: 1
Statement: The peaceful atrium nurtures primitive plants, several of which have evolved over a period of 100 million years. Choices: 1. Twelve different kinds of plants are growing in the atrium. 2. The atrium is great for plants to grow in. 3. The atrium can't sustain life.
Output: 1
Statement: so we we had a feeling we'd be coming back this way and again there they don't sell all the cars with air conditioning it's you know it's really a not Choices: 1. The cars sold there all have air conditioning. 2. Air conditioning is needed in those cars. 3. There are no cars with air conditioning there.
Output: 2
Statement: Professor Suwak called his new baby 'mini-anti-aggressor.' Choices: 1. The professor didnt called call his new baby any names 2. The new baby was called mini anti aggressor. 3. The baby was called that name because it was very sweet and laughed a lot. 
Output: 3
Statement: As the man reeled, Jon slid his rapier across his throat. Choices: 1. Jon did not harm the man. 2. Jon slit the man's throat. 3. Jon yelled as he slit the man's throat.
Output: 3
Statement: Japan's is a phenomenon of nature. Choices: 1. Japan does great wonders with the nature within it. 2. The gardens in Japan are breathtaking. 3. Japan is overrated.
Output: 2
Statement: He is much more heartfelt about prison reform than about Wachtler reform. Choices: 1. He cares more about the Wachtler reform than the prison reform. 2. He is less passionate about Wachtler reform than he is about prison reform. 3. He doesn't want to support the Wachtler reform.
Output: 3
Statement: In the case of H-2A workers, the reading would require the conclusion that Congress intended to provide H-2A workers with legal services representation on claims arising from their employment contracts only for the very brief periods that the workers are in the United States -- potentially rendering the promise of legal representation largely meaningless. Choices: 1. This reading would require the conclusion that Congress had intended for H-2A workers to only get legal representation when they were in the country. 2. This reading would require the conclusion that Congress had intended for H-2A workers to only get legal representation when they were outside of the country. 3. From a legal standpoint, most judges and legal scholars would agree that this is asking for chaos.
Output: 3
Statement: If a husband knocks his wife down, breaks her jaw or arm - abuses her terribly - he will be picked up and put in jail. Choices: 1. A husband will be thrown in jail for a month for hitting his wife. 2. A husband won't be charged for hitting his wife. 3. A husband will get arrested for abusing his wife.
Output: 1
Statement: Henry Gonzalez, the nuttiest, most obsessive Democrat of the last generation. Choices: 1. There have been several nutty Democrats in the last generation. 2. Henry Gonzalez is not a Democrat by any definition. 3. There has existed at least one Democrat in the last generation.
Output: 1
Statement: so what's what's your prediction on North Carolina and Duke Choices: 1. Who do you think will win, NC or Duke? 2. Who do you think will win tonight, NC or Duke? 3. Who do you think will win, NC or Arkansas?
Output: 2
Statement: but i i don't watch i don't sit and watch for long periods of time anyhow Choices: 1. I'm alright with watching this for awhile 2. sitting and watching for a short period is alright but not for long periods of time 3. I'd rather not watch something that goes on for awhile
Output: 2
Statement: Other members included Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel Wathen, Supreme Court Justice (and former LSC Board Member) Howard Dana, the Presidents of the State Bar Association and the State Bar Foundation, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and a representative each from the University of Maine School of Law and the Boards of Pine Tree Legal Assistance and Legal Services for the Elderly. Choices: 1. Supreme Court Justice Howard Dana was one of the members listed. 2. The President of the State Bar Association wasn't one of the members. 3. The President of the State Bar Foundation thought that the University of Maine School of Law representatives shouldn't have been members.
Output: 3
Statement: hello hi hi this is Lisa Choices: 1.  hello. my name is Jennifer. 2. hi. My name is Lisa. 3. is your name Lisa?
Output: 3
Statement: ''I didn't get the whole fee, but I got something,'' Rooney says. Choices: 1. Rooney said that he got something, but it wasn't the whole fee. 2. Rooney said that he got the whole fee. 3. Rooney was angry that he did not get the whole fee.
Output: 3
Statement: Lewinsky reportedly wore a provocative dress to attract the president's attention, and McDougal did a Madison Guaranty TV commercial in hot pants. Choices: 1. Lewinsky supposedly would wear a sexy dress to lure the president's eyes. 2. Lewinsky would wear his birthday suit and wiggle everything he had. 3. The president was appalled by this behavior and shot Lewinsky in the throat.
Output: 3
Statement: Scholars say it was really named Mons Mercurii, and was the site of a pagan Roman temple. Choices: 1. It was where a CHristian church had been. 2. Some historian believe that, at the site of a pagan Roman temple, it may have been named Mons Mercurii. 3. It was the spot where a pagan temple was.
Output: 2
Statement: Conversely, pro-choicers accept the culture of motherhood and accuse pro-lifers of defiling it by forcing women to bear the offspring not of their husbands but of their rapists. Choices: 1. Pro-choicers believe pro-lifers are defiling the culture of motherhood, but it is not there main point in the argument. 2. Pro-choicers and pro-lifers agree on the culture of motherhood. 3. Pro-choicers believe pro-lifers are defiling the culture of motherhood.
Output: 1
Statement: The man's eyes were solid black orbs. Choices: 1. The man looked happy. 2. The man's eyes looked dark. 3. The man's eyes were terrifying.
Output: 3
Statement: A WP front-page piece reveals that even though the B2 stealth bomber is the most expensive aircraft ever built ($2 billion a copy), and could drop large numbers of bunker buster bombs on Iraq without ever setting foot on skittish Arab runways, it's not likely to see action over Iraq. Choices: 1. The B2 bomber is too expensive, and doesn't perform well enough to be used.  2. The B2 bomber is considered too valuable to see action in Iraq. 3. The B2 bomber is the most expensive aircraft ever built, but will not likely see action in Iraq.
Output: 2
Statement: and they're wondering where does that cholesterol go Choices: 1. Where cholesterol goes is not a mystery.  2. Where does the cholesterol go? 3. No one is certain where the cholesterol goes. 
Output: 3
Statement: It is the largest marketplace in the Near East, and it's been so for almost one thousand years. Choices: 1. It is a tiny marketplace and was just established last year. 2. For nearly 1,000 years it has been the largest marketplace in the Near East. 3. It has been the only marketplace of its kind in the Near East for nearly 1,000 years.
Output: 3
Statement: in the high ranking things i mean when you look at their history and what they've done to their own people what they've done it's like Choices: 1. Taking a look at their history is a waste of time and energy. 2. What they have done to their own people is despicable. 3. What I mean is that you should take a look at their history.
Output: 2
Statement: Before they could even think of accepting contact with the outside world, national integrity had to be restored, under the renewed moral leadership of the emperor. Choices: 1. National integrity was at its highest ever.  2. There were steps to be taken before they could have contact with the outside world.  3. Accepting contact with the outside world was a top priority of the emperor. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Normans, following the pattern of earlier invaders, became rapidly assimilated. Choices: 1. The Normans were deeply reluctant to assimilate. 2. The Normans were simply too enamored with the cultural improvements. 3. The Normans were assimilated quite quickly.
Output: 2
Statement: In green surroundings, the buildings of the saltworks are set in a semicircle around administrative offices, each with easy access to the other and all in simple classical style. Choices: 1. The buildings of the saltworks are in a semicircle formation around the administrative offices. 2. The saltworks are a confusing maze of modern-style buildings. 3. The buildings of the saltworks are decorated with pillars.
Output: 3
Statement: except we don't have another school Choices: 1. There isn't another school. 2. There is just one school. 3. There are plenty of other schools.
Output: 2
Statement: Here it is instructive to remember Alice Cooper, the musician to whom Manson owes most. Choices: 1. Alice Cooper and Manson are friends. 2. Manson is indebted to Alice Cooper more than any other musician. 3. Manson is in no way indebted to Alice Cooper
Output: 1
Statement: Stop at the giant granite scarab on the northwest corner of the lake. Choices: 1. These are directions to the temple. 2. There is no giant scarab on the northwest corner of the lake. 3. At the northwest corner of the lake, there is a giant granite scarab.
Output: 1
Statement: now i don't i hardly ever watch TV if i ever get the hankering to see something i've got i don't know maybe about thirty or forty movies and i just Choices: 1. I don't usually watch TV. 2. I watch tv all day, every day. 3. I usually just watch one show a week.
Output: 3
Statement: While these are noteworthy activities and resemble best practices, the policy does not provide criteria for what constitutes the level of knowledge required for completing this stage, nor does it require a decision-based on those criteria-as to whether a significant, additional investment should be made. Choices: 1. The best practices in this case are notably lax to say the least. 2. The policy is very clear about what and who are needed to get things done. 3. There is not an actual breakdown of what knowledge is needed to do this.
Output: 1
Statement: I remembered Mary as she lay white and exhausted on the sofa, listening, listening.  Choices: 1. Mary lay pale on the sofa as she listened. 2. What Mary was listening to made her pale in the face. 3. Mary sat on the sofa as she listened.
Output: 2
Statement: oh the campsites were uh not perfect but they were you know basic rail road ties and laid in sand so it wasn't just the actual terrain and it had a somewhat level and it had a place to stick your tent and some Choices: 1. We always enjoyed the campsites regardless. 2. The campsites weren't laid in sand. 3. The campsites were laid in sand.
Output: 1
Statement: 'We can go around the outside,' I said. Choices: 1. I let them know it was possible to navigate along the outer way. 2. I was not possible to exit the structure. 3. As we moved along I discovered the exterior path was clear enough to travel over.
Output: 3
Statement: Gary Gilmore was the one who was arrested and uh found guilty of i think two or three murders in Utah Provo outside of Provo and he was the one that was petitioning to have have you know himself executed Choices: 1. Gary Gilmore was found innocent of everything he was charged with. 2. Gary Gilmore was convicted of two or three murders. 3. Gary Gilmore requested an execution because he did not prefer life in prison.
Output: 3
Statement: well well in our area we just introduced the um citywide uh Clean King Sport campaign and we have a recycling mascot called Kleanaroo he's a kangaroo and um we're setting up curbside recycling bins for the city home owners and several of our local businesses also have recycling stations set up in their parking lots Choices: 1. Kleanaroo the Kangaroo is the mascot for the citywide campagin.  2. There are different types of recycling bins. 3. The local businesses did not want to take part in the campaign.
Output: 2
Statement: we did have uh another novel uh experiment start this year now we can put all our yard clippings out you can you buy these super giant heavy duty paper bags they're about four feet high Choices: 1. Our experiment means that we spend less time sorting out yard clippings. 2. We did the same thing we always do this year and just put the clippings in a giant pile. 3. The yard clippings can be put in these massive, strong paper bags that are about chest-high.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and they'll go to the doors and stand up on the screen door looking out but uh they're not too interested in going outside i Choices: 1. They have never been outside and do not want to go outside.   2. They never look outside but they always want to go outside.   3. They look outside but they are not interested in going outside.  
Output: 1
Statement: The rules are very clear. Choices: 1. The rules are confusing. 2. The rules are short and concise, making them easy to read. 3. The rules have been made to be understood easily.
Output: 2
Statement: In this house? Choices: 1. It isn't this house. 2. Is this the house? 3. Are you sure it's not the next block?
Output: 3
Statement: right well it seems i've seen a lot of people use them you know for flowerbeds but i don't know what whether they'd have creosote would do anything i mean Choices: 1. I've never seen anyone use them for their gardens because creosote kills the plants. 2. I've seen a lot of people use them for their flowerbeds but I'm still unsure if the creosote would do anything.  3. I've seen people use railroad ties for their flowerbeds but I'm not sure if the creosote will damage the plants.
Output: 3
Statement: But what earthly interest could he have in my mother's death? Choices: 1. It seems so unrelated to what he should be investigating.  2. He is investigating the potential for a serial killer. 3. I don't understand why he would be interested in the death of my mother. 
Output: 1
Statement: In addition to regular art exhibitions, this wildly abstract structure features Osaka's IMAX wide-screen theater. Choices: 1. An Imax theater shows 32 millimeter films. 2. You can see paintings and movies in this space. 3. Osaka has three Imax theaters.
Output: 3
Statement: Alternatively, an interpretation of the presence requirement that required H-2A workers to be present in the United States throughout the course of the representation would eviscerate their right to legal representation altogether. Choices: 1. An interpretation of the presences requirement that required H-2A workers to be present would be detrimental to their representation. 2. An interpretation requiring presence throughout the course of representation for H-2A workers would greatly benefit their right to legal representation. 3. The interpretation of the presence requirement that required H-2A workers to be present in the United States throughout the course of the representation is upheld by many.
Output: 3
Statement: Compliance with these critical factors can increase the likelihood that an acquisition will meet an agency's needs at a reasonable cost and in a timely manner. Choices: 1. Compliance with those critical factors can decrease the likelihood that an acquisition will meet the agency's needs. 2. Compliance with those critical factors can increase the likelihood that an acquisition will meet the agency's needs. 3. Compliance with those critical factors can increase the likelihood that an acquisition will meet the agency's staffing needs.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think there'd there'd be a you know a uh economic benefit for you know everyone concerned those doing the work and those receiving the the uh the services Choices: 1. I believe a financial benefit would occur for everyone. 2. Everyone loves money and economic benefits. 3. There would be economic detriments for everyone.
Output: 2
Statement: The State Bar of California has characterized the trend as the pro per crisis in family law and the State Judicial Council has established a task force on the matter. Choices: 1. The State Judicial Council has established a task force on the crisis. 2. The State Bar of Idaho has characterized the trend to be pro per crisis in family law. 3. The State Bar of California and State Judicial Council operate in the same building.
Output: 3
Statement: If it is going to double, then you should buy. Choices: 1. The house is in such bad shape the price will keep falling.  2. That Jeep is cheap today, but will double in price by next week.  3. It's a good idea to buy early before the price goes up. 
Output: 2
Statement: To the south and east is St. Stephen's Green and Georgian Dublin where the national museums are located. Choices: 1. Only to the north and west are there national museums. 2. To the south and east there are national museums. 3. To the south and east 500 feet there are national museums.
Output: 3
Statement: It was saved from total destruction only to end up, ignominiously, as a state prison. Choices: 1. it wasn't saved from being destroyed. 2. It ended up as a prison. 3. After being saved from being destroyed, it sadly became the host for a state prison.
Output: 3
Statement: The more he lied about his lies, the more people focused on his lying and forgot what the original lies were about. Choices: 1. The man never told a lie and that's what people focused on.  2. The man was a liar and people were focused on it.  3. The liar who lied about lying about his lies was lying down when he lied.
Output: 3
Statement: Dole also opposed public funding of bilingual education and the printing of government materials in Spanish. Choices: 1. The public funding of bilingual educational and government materials was opposed by the DOLE because it costs too much. 2. The public funding of bilingual educational and government materials was opposed by the DOLE. 3. The public funding of bilingual educational and government materials was supported by the DOLE.
Output: 1
Statement: Had Ca'daan not been the one to see it, had the Brill farmer not been the one to travel to Fena Kef and gather the Swords, the Sticks would have already slaughtered every one in the town. Choices: 1. The Sticks were missionaries feed the poor in the town. 2. Had it not been for Ca'daan everyone in the town would have been slaughtered. 3. Ca'daan was able to round up a troop of soldiers to fight off the Sticks.
Output: 3
Statement: Not Mr. Lawrence ”Mr. John." Behind me, with a wild cry, Mary Cavendish fell heavily against me, and as I turned to catch her I met the quiet triumph in Poirot's eyes.  Choices: 1. Poirot was happy about what had happened. 2. Poirot was happy that the murderer had been found. 3. Poirot was upset and complaining about the outcome.
Output: 2
Statement: The British company that recently won fame for cloning a sheep is reportedly on the verge of deriving human blood plasma from sheep and cows. Choices: 1. There's controversy over the British company that is deriving human blood plasma from sheep and cows. 2. It seems there is no way to get human blood plasma from anything but humans. 3. A British company is deriving human blood plasma from sheep and cows.
Output: 1
Statement: everything blooming and and the weather and uh think a lot of people have contracted uh spring fever too so had a lot of people out at work you know for fishing and and uh golf reasons and things like that Choices: 1. This has been the nicest January we have ever seen and it's giving people major spring fever.  2. The weather has been so nice, people are getting spring fever and taking days off of work to spend them outside instead.  3. Everyone is locked up in their house trying to avoid the snowy, cold, winter weather. 
Output: 1
Statement: Bauerstein was here on Tuesday night ”the night of the murder.  Choices: 1. Bauerstein arrived here late Tuesday night after the murder had already taken place. 2. On the night of the murder, Bauerstein was nowhere to be found. 3. Bauerstein was here on the night of the murder.
Output: 1
Statement: well the the trick is to stop frequently and let the kids get out and run Choices: 1. The kids need frequent exercise. 2. Frequent stops will help to allow the kids to run. 3. The kids do not need to exercise.
Output: 1
Statement: ISSUED BY THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION ENTITLED AMENDMENT TO THE COMMISSION'S RULES REGARDING A PLAN FOR SHARING THE COST OF MICROWAVE RELOCATION, FIRST REPORT AND ORDER AND FURTHER NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE MAKING (WT Docket No. Choices: 1. It was issued by the Federal Communications Commission. 2. There was a plan to share the cost of microwave relocation. 3. The FCC did not issue the amendment.
Output: 2
Statement: We have observed that modernizing performance management systems and linking them to agency strategic plans and desired outcomes should be a top priority as agencies seek to transform their cultures in response to existing and emerging challenges and opportunities. Choices: 1. Agencies don't need to change because modernization is bad for the culture. 2. Agencies are looking to be more efficient in the future. 3. Modernization in vital as agencies seek change.
Output: 2
Statement: ! Clarification of definitions. Choices: 1. The definitions are clarified. 2. More definitions are listed in the index. 3. Confusing definitions.
Output: 2
Statement: hey i'm headed there Choices: 1. Did your parents or grandparents read to you when you were young? 2. You don't know how to read, do you? 3. What books do you remember liking from your childhood?
Output: 1
Statement: oh that that's a remarkable number i get them rarely and i'm still astounded that that uh one they let anyone do them and two that they have any effectiveness whatsoever  um because i'm usually so insulted by them i just hang up as soon as i recognize what they are Choices: 1. The person speaking does not use the telephone at all.  2. The person speaking dislikes it when people who call from a certain number talk to the speaker in a certain manner.  3. The person speaking dislikes speaking on the telephone. 
Output: 3
Statement: The left wall is allegorical, devoted to the bankers' widely acknowledged virtues, Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance, while religious themes invoke their piety on the other walls. Choices: 1. The bankers' virtues are on the left wall. 2. The bankers think that their values will make people trust them. 3. The bankers' virtues are on the right wall.
Output: 2
Statement: Participants offered that an artful blend of both principles and rules would be useful. Choices: 1. Participants offered that either principles and rules would be useful, but not both. 2. Participants offered that an artful blend of both principles and rules would be useful. 3. Participants offered that an artful blend of both oranges and bananas can actually be quite useful
Output: 3
Statement: You are right in one thing, at any rate. Choices: 1. You are right about something. 2. You are right in exactly the one thing you said, at any rate. 3. You are wrong about everything.
Output: 2
Statement: Ut's was not the only camera present Choices: 1. They had too many to count. 2. There was only one camera and it was broken. 3. There was more than one in use.
Output: 1
Statement: Nor would she blame the media for an inordinate focus on the issue. Choices: 1. There are no reasons as to why the media could be blamed for trying to make headlines as they all need to make some money, somehow. 2. The media's attention to one issue could not be blamed as she was led to believe. 3. She blamed the media for the unexpected focus on a single issue.
Output: 1
Statement: Some people have been demoted all the way down to Organ Donor. Choices: 1. Being demoted all the way down to Organ Donor is what happened to some people. 2. Some people weren't very happy with their demotion. 3. Nobody ever been demoted to Organ Donor, that would be terrible.
Output: 2
Statement: The International Olympic Committee expelled six of its delegates for accepting cash and other gifts as part of Salt Lake City's successful lobbying for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Choices: 1. Accepting cash or other gifts as a delegate for the International Olympic Committee is grounds for expulsion. 2. Salt Lake City was unable to get the 2002 Winter Olympics. 3. This kind of behavior could lead to more oversight from the committee.
Output: 3
Statement: To Bonk or Not To  That Is the Question Choices: 1. The question is whether or not to bonk.  2. There's no question if we should bonk or not.  3. The question is whether or not to bonk his face off. 
Output: 3
Statement: Situated at Meryemana (Mother Mary) in the hills above the city is the house where she is thought to have passed the last years of her life. Choices: 1. She is thought to have lived here alone. 2. She is believed to have lived in the house for a while, but then returned to the city during her old age. 3. She is believed to have lived out her last years in a house in the hills.
Output: 1
Statement: Tom is serving a life sentence. Choices: 1. Tom is serving a life long sentence. 2. Tom is being freed. 3. Tom is serving a life sentence for murder.
Output: 3
Statement: Knight's link to the vice president is now the power axis for a circle of his friends and clients, all of whom benefit from the relationship. Choices: 1. Knight does not have any links to the vice president.  2. Knight knows people who are connected to the vice president. 3. Knight is active in politics.
Output: 3
Statement: And the doubly-damned fools had let Menes drive millions of slaves to death to build a pyramid to the sky when there were already natural columns that could have been used! Choices: 1. Menes had a pyramid built to the sky but could have used the natural columns they were there. 2. Menes was going to build a pyramid, but decided to use the natural columns. 3. Menes wanted to go to the sky to challenge the Vampire Lord.
Output: 3
Statement: It occasionally puts on English-language performances. Choices: 1. Performances in English were added to cater to tourists. 2. There are performances in English from time to time. 3. It only has English-language performances.
Output: 1
Statement: 'We've got a cloned shell waiting in the lab,' I waved my hands. Choices: 1. A cloned shell is in the lab. 2. I was excited about the cloned shell. 3. Despite trying, the shell could not be cloned.
Output: 2
Statement: Don't they, old thing?" Choices: 1. That's not true, old thing. 2. Isn't that what they used to do? 3. "Do they not, old thing?"
Output: 2
Statement: Who knew that fellow citizens--even the scummy ones--endured such horrors? Choices: 1. Who knew that other citizens had to live with such terrible things 2. Who knew that fellow citizens--even the scummy ones--endured such horrors due to poor life choices? 3. None of our fellow citizens have to endure anything close to horrors. 
Output: 2
Statement: Not entirely unmarried men are seldom worth the trouble. Choices: 1. Unmarried men are not worth the trouble. 2. Unmarried men are losers. 3. Men that are married are not worth the trouble.
Output: 2
Statement: At the same time, it would be wise to allay any suspicions he might have as to his being suspected.  Choices: 1. He didn't care about suspicions upon himself. 2. He is trying to allay any suspicions upon himself. 3. He is suspected of being one of the 10 Vampire Lords.
Output: 3
Statement: His heart was beating violently. Choices: 1. His heart was as calm as ever. 2. His heart was beating furiously, he was scared. 3. His heart was throbbing wildly.
Output: 2
Statement: no it's just a big old bin and you just feed your cans slowly in through slot and your money comes out you know every once in a while for however much poundage you've got and you keep feeding it till the light goes off Choices: 1. A person takes your cans, counts them and then pays you. 2. It's like a bin where you insert your cans, it weighs them and then it pays you by the pound. 3. It's like an automated bin where you insert your cans, it weighs them and then it pays you by the pound.
Output: 3
Statement: The way in which Social Security is reformed will influence both the magnitude and timing of any increase in national saving. Choices: 1. Social Security reform will have an effect on national saving. 2. The Social Security reformation will have no effect on the any increase in national saving. 3. There is a plan to reform Social Security.
Output: 3
Statement: which involve an effort to amend or otherwise challenge existing law in effect on the date of the initiation of the representation. Choices: 1. They do not involve any change or challenge to existing laws. 2. Some corporations will try to change or challenge laws when they come into effect. 3. That try to change or undermine the validity of existing law on the day representation begins.
Output: 2
Statement: He felt an economical pleasure that his first plan would not be wasted. Choices: 1. He felt an efficient joy that his initial plan would not go to waste.  2. He was planning to kill someone and it was turning out nicely.  3. He felt great bundles of pain that his plan was useless. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that's and they uh they divide it up by um you know you pay a state income tax and then fifty percent of your state income tax is a county tax which is collected by the state and redistributed to the counties Choices: 1. All the counties benefit from the tax payers' state income tax. 2. All of your state income tax is a county tax. 3. Fifty percent of your income tax goes to the county tax.
Output: 1
Statement: The argument is that the Senate should reject the case not because it's unproven but because it's politically motivated. Choices: 1. It's unproven, because the proof has been disposed of. 2. The Senate should not reject the case, because there is no proof. 3. The argument is that the Senate should reject the case because it's politically motivated, not because it's unproven.
Output: 1
Statement: So many people were involved in this process. Choices: 1. About ten thousand people were involved in this process. 2. Just one person was involved in this process. 3. More than one person was involved in this process.
Output: 1
Statement: The State of Israel was declared during this difficult time. Choices: 1. The State of Israel was declared during a period of peace and prosperity. 2. In this challenging time, The State of Israel was already declared. 3. The State of Israel and the UK were declared during this challenging time.
Output: 3
Statement: In the 90s, the volume of NHH-to-HH sector has increased, but its annual growth rate has been falling. Choices: 1. Both volume and growth rates have been increasing consistently. 2. The annual growth rate has been falling despite increases in volume. 3. An increase in small volume transaction is responsible for this decline.
Output: 3
Statement: Don't buy any unless you are an expert or have one with you. Choices: 1. Even if you're a novice, you should still buy one. 2. You need to have an expert with you if you want to buy one. 3. The expert will be able to tell if it is a fake.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon wasn't convinced he would win a duel against the desert native. Choices: 1. Jon thought the desert native could probably beat him. 2. Jon was sure he would win. 3. Jon didn't know if he could win the battle.
Output: 1
Statement: And you have not made her speak?  Choices: 1. You didn't get her to speak? 2. She spoke for you. 3. You kept her mouth shut?
Output: 3
Statement: The witch approached the demon, a black clay bowl in one hand and her wicked knife in the other. Choices: 1. The witch had never seen the demon 2. The witch gave gifts to the demon. 3. The witch brought things to the demon.
Output: 2
Statement: During Bowsher's tenure, GAO first began doing general management reviews, which looked at broad organizational and management issues at government agencies. Choices: 1. Bowsher never left the GAO and they have yet to implement any programs.  2. During Bowsher's brief tenure at the GAO, general management reviews were implemented to look more closely at government agencies. 3. Under Bowsher's leadership, The GAO began doing general management reviews, looking at broad organization issues within the Government. 
Output: 2
Statement: She observed that after interventions have been shown to be effective, they will have to be adapted to new settings. Choices: 1. The saw as the interventions failed miserably. 2. However, the interventions were only effective for a month. 3. She could see the effectiveness of the interventions.
Output: 2