niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Over the next 20 years, the United States will need 1300 to 1900 new power plants. Choices: 1. Within the U.S., between 1300 and 1900 new power plants will be needed over the next two decades. 2. The United States has enough power plants to last for the foreseeable future. 3. Blackouts will become common in 20 years unless at least 1300 power plants are built before then.
Output: 3
Statement: A horse-drawn phaeton will take you on a tour, which passes through Cumhuriyet Meydane (Republic Square), the centre of modern Izmir, surrounded by glittering luxury hotels and palm-fringed promenades. Choices: 1. The tour does not pass through the city centre, but it does pass by a wonderful blue pool.  2. The tour goes through Izmir, and passes the Cumhuriyet Meydane on the way. 3. The Republic Square has always been the centre of modern Izmir. 
Output: 3
Statement: The chambers were totally refurbished by Charles II, including larger windows to balance the design of the new extensions. Choices: 1. Larger windows were added by Charles II. 2. Charles II ordered a complete restoration of the chambers, but did not want any details changed. 3. The refurbished chambers retained much of their original décor.
Output: 3
Statement: ) Liberated from Doodlennium, Mark will have an expanded role in illustrating the rest of Slate . (Check out his drawing of Robin Williams and Matt Damon in Summary Judgment. Choices: 1. Mark has a greater opportunity to draw the rest of Slate. 2. Mark was fired from Slate because of his inappropriate drawing of Robin Williams and Matt Damon. 3. Mark's drawing of Robin Williams and Matt Damon drew high administrative praise. 
Output: 3
Statement: Do you know who that little man is? I shook my head.  Choices: 1. I knew exactly who he was. 2. I said I had never seen a man. 3. I said I didn't know him.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the spot where Wordsworth's sister Dorothy was stopped in her tracks by what she believed were the most beautiful daffodils she had ever seen; her astonishment inspired Wordsworth to write about this host of golden Daffodils in one of the best-loved poems of the English language, I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (1804). Choices: 1. Though beautiful, this is not the same spot where Dorothy saw the daffodils. 2. Dorothy collected some of the daffodils and brought them home for Wordsworth to see. 3. Wordsworth's description of daffodils in his poem was inspired by this spot.
Output: 2
Statement: and i do i do i do like it actually um i would never live there i think i'm too Americanized and um sort of have too much you know too much invested in sort of the the easy life but i do like the food Choices: 1. I am not fond of Americanized things.  2. I am a big fan of American food.  3. I am excited at the chance to live there among the American lifestyle.
Output: 2
Statement: If the New York Post 's candidate for immortality was Headless Body in Topless Bar, USA Today `s might have been USA is Eating its Vegetables. Choices: 1. The New York Post did not make a choice for candidate for immortality, and neither did the USA Today. 2. If the New York Post chose 'Headless Body in Topless Bar' as its candidate for immortality, then the USA Today's might have been 'USA is Consuming its Vegetables'. 3. The New York Post's choice for immortality was far worse to the USA Today's.
Output: 3
Statement: Its language pointedly avoids accusing him of perjury or obstruction of justice. Choices: 1. Its language says he did not commit perjury. 2. Its language says he committed perjury in July. 3. Its language says he committed perjury.
Output: 2
Statement: ( Statistical Science rejected his request but will consider publishing his formal comments in a later issue.) Choices: 1. Statistical Science wouldn't accept his request, but will review his formal comments for later publishing. 2. He resent his request to Statistical Science, even after the first rejection. 3. Statistical Science accepted his request and will also publish his formal comments.
Output: 2
Statement: Don't be scared I shan't expect you to love me all at once." But a small hand was slipped into his. Choices: 1. I expect you to fall in love with me immediately. 2. I know that it will take years for you to soften up to me. 3. I expect that it will take some time for you to love me.
Output: 2
Statement: A Better Match of Policy and Incentives Is Needed to Ensure Capture of Design and Manufacturing Knowledge Choices: 1. Design and Manufacturing Knowledge could be better captured with policy and incentives. 2. There is no way to ensure that design knowledge is captured. 3. Annual bonuses and paid vacation time can help to capture design knowledge.
Output: 3
Statement: He still exaggerates the hostility displayed, and says that Saxton won't let me answer when in fact Reich's chief economist is later allowed to deliver a lecture-length reply. Choices: 1. He exaggerates the whole situation and throws out false accusations despite being given a fair chance to speak. 2. His exaggeration may be used to highlight extreme circumstances that he may be experiencing. 3. He is telling the whole truth and is being fair in his statement of others, such as Saxton.
Output: 2
Statement: (Later, however, they did turn over secrets to the other side.) Choices: 1. They eventually turned over their secrets to other side because they were pressed hard. 2. They eventually turned over their secrets to other side. 3. They have no secrets.
Output: 1
Statement: The old town of Annecy would be picture-perfect even without the addition of a river running through it ' complete with swans, a pristine Alpine lake alongside, and a backdrop of snowcapped mountains. Choices: 1. Annecy is trusted by natural wildlife such as swans.  2. Annecy is an ugly, war turn town. 3. Annecy is a perfect representation of France. 
Output: 3
Statement: That's what happened on Face the Nation , where Gore campaign manager Donna Brazile accused Bradley of endangering African-Americans and all other minorities and Hispanics by trying to eliminate Medicaid. Choices: 1. Gore's campaign manager, Donna Brazile, accused Bradley of endangering African-Americans, Hispanics, and all minorities by trying to eliminate medicaid on Face the Nation. 2. Gore was actively trying to eliminate Medicaid so as to endanger all minorities. 3. Bradley was oblivious to the consecuences of eliminating medicaid.
Output: 3
Statement: 5 billion, while MLB's contract over a similar period earns about $1 billion. Choices: 1. The NFL contract is worth $5 billion compared to the MLB's $1 billion contract.  2. 5 billion compared to MLB's contract which makes around $1 billion.  3. MLB's contract for the same period takes in about $19 billion. 
Output: 1
Statement: Elderly households are individuals and married couples with at least one member aged 65 and older. Choices: 1. If a household has anyone who is aged 65 and older, it will be considered an elderly household. 2. Elderly households are eligible to participate in the survey. 3. If everyone in the household is aged 70 and above, it is a child orphanage. 
Output: 2
Statement: See you, one should not ask for outside proof ”no, reason should be enough.  Choices: 1. Outside proof is not necessary and should not b requested.  2. I encourage all inquiries, proof should always be asked for and provided.  3. No outside proof actually exists so it is useless to ask for it.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, whatever. Choices: 1. Whatever you want. 2. No. 3. I guess.
Output: 1
Statement: no well it depends on what rank you are of course Choices: 1. Rank is completely pointless and doesn't play any role in it. 2. Your rank is the only thing that matters when it comes to it. 3. It is a matter of rank.
Output: 2
Statement: I didn't understand it, I don't really understand it now, but she spoke to me from half the village away as though I were right next to her. Choices: 1. She spoke to me from twenty miles away. 2. She never spoke to me. 3. She spoke to me from far away.
Output: 1
Statement: Most of them have never had a fair shake from the outside world, said Mark Wilk, director of the Oregon Law Center's Woodburn office.  Choices: 1. She told him that he needed to have more experience with the outside world. 2. He was a worldly man. 3. He expressed his opinion that they did not have much outside experience.
Output: 2
Statement: Withdrawal may severely prejudice the clients' claim. Choices: 1. The clients' claim is not in danger if withdrawal happens. 2. The client's claim may be severely prejudiced in case of a withdrawal. 3. Withdrawal may happen if the client misses a court date, for example.
Output: 3
Statement: 2) Increasing penetration of personal computing technology Choices: 1. PC technology has become more prolific. 2. The ever-increasing PC presence has spurred the economy. 3. PC technology has not increased its market presence.
Output: 2
Statement: Another dicey issue confronting Treasury Department enforcement officials is Internet gambling . Although federal law prohibits gambling by wire in the United States, and most authorities interpret that to mean that Internet gambling is illegal here, at least one online casino, Casino Royale, looks and feels like a virtual gambling emporium. Choices: 1. Nothing close to online gambling ever takes place because it is illegal. 2. Online gambling is hard to enforce by the FBI. 3. Although online gambling is illegal, there are a lot of grey areas.
Output: 2
Statement: When I returned with her, however, the boudoir was empty.  Choices: 1. The budoir was empty.  2. The budoir was full. 3. Someone stole from her. 
Output: 3
Statement: If you are wise enough to avoid these times, consider spending the night in one of some 60 temple lodgings (shukubo) that offer surprisingly comfortable traditional accommodation to visitors and travelers. Choices: 1. Shukubo is a type of temple lodging. 2. Shukubos are currently used as vacation homes that have time shares. 3. Shukubos offer uncomfortable accommodations for visitors and travelers.
Output: 2
Statement: Visibility improvement would be anticipated over large areas including national parks and wilderness areas and recovery of many freshwater and coastal ecosystems would be likely. Choices: 1. Improvement in visibility and aquatic ecosystems are the intended outcomes. 2. The National Parks have proposed a plan to draw tourists while simultaneously helping the environment. 3. With this new plan, visibility over large areas would be reduced and some freshwater ecosystems would be irreparably harmed.
Output: 2
Statement: WELL ENOUGH, said Susan's voice in his head. Choices: 1. He heard Lisa's voice inside his head.  2. Inside his head he heard Susan's voice. 3. Him and Susan had been married 18 years before her tragic death.
Output: 3
Statement: Four decades later, Penderecki has joined the ranks of those who renounce the achievements of his generation; Berio remains unabashedly highbrow and staunchly atonal, a true avant-gardist. Choices: 1. Fourty years later, Penderecki renounced the achievements of his generation. 2. Fourty years later, Penderecki decided to open a cafe. 3. Fourty years later, Penderecki renounced the achievements of his generation, which is very interesting for our modern society.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh oh they must have some good food there Choices: 1. I imagine the food there is tasty.  2. I don't think I will ever eat the food there.  3. The food must be awful. 
Output: 2
Statement: The downtown area developed around the waterfront. Choices: 1. The waterfront is home to downtown. 2. The downtown area is entirely landlocked 3. The waterfront was the only place with soil firm enough for large buildings.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh since it was a state vehicle  we got a really good deal on it but it Choices: 1. Since it was a state car, we got a really decent price for it. 2. Since it was a state car, we had to pay a lot more. 3. We got three thousand dollars of the standard price.
Output: 3
Statement: Vernell and Pamela Bass lived in next door to Dahmer. Choices: 1. The Bass family shared a duplex with Dahmer. 2. Dahmer always lived far away from neighbors. 3. The Bass families lived next to Dahmer.
Output: 1
Statement: How many more must they kill? Choices: 1. How many wolves must they shoot?  2. How many are they going to kill?  3. How many more are they going to save?
Output: 1
Statement: Thorn kicked again and the horse exploded into action. Choices: 1. The horse exploded into action when Thorn kicked again. 2. The horse remained still when Thorn kicked again. 3. The horse exploded into action when Thorn kicked again with his spurred boots.
Output: 3
Statement: Cooper was condemned, reviled and, for a brief time, incredibly popular. Choices: 1. Copper was very unpopular once.  2. Copper has always been popular.  3. For the longest time Copper were looked down upon.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition to this dinner music, the major hotels organize full-scale recitals of music, song, and dance, and so if you do acquire a taste for it, look out for concerts in town Delhi has recitals around Republic Day at the end of January. Choices: 1. Many people acquire the taste for it after seeing their 3rd show. 2. Individuals organize the recitals of song and dance. 3. The major hotels organize full-scale recitals of music.
Output: 1
Statement: Time to relax and this former Portuguese colony is the perfect place for it. Choices: 1. This former Portuguese colony is a perfect place to rest for a while. 2. There is no better place to relax than this former Portuguese colony. 3. The Portuguese never colonized any areas worth visiting.
Output: 2
Statement: Although the term is normally used in connection with taxes, as used in this Statement assessments also include determinations of amounts due for any other kind of nonexchange revenue. Choices: 1. Taxes are not a form of nonexchange revenue used in assessments. 2. Fines and penalties are other types of nonexchange revenue that can be collected. 3. Assessments can include any kind of nonexchange revenue.
Output: 2
Statement: my uh i have an interesting anecdote Choices: 1. I don't have any interesting stories.  2. I have a compelling story.  3. I have an interesting anecdote about the time me and a goat went to new zealand.
Output: 3
Statement: The next you heard of her was when a Newsweek reporter (I wouldn't name him specifically) showed up in your office saying she was naming you as someone who would corroborate that she was sexually harassed. Choices: 1. A Newsweek reporter came to your office. 2. She has never been sexually harassed in her life. 3. You had details about her sexual harassment.
Output: 3
Statement: All I ask you is to keep your eyes open.  Choices: 1. All I require of you is to keep your eyes peeled. 2. All I ask you is to stay alert. 3. All I need from you is to ignore your surroundings.
Output: 1
Statement: (Heston's softness on gun rights was an issue in his NRA election, but he has quieted critics by backing off his earlier statements and hewing to the NRA's official line. Choices: 1. Heston stuck to his earlier statements on gun rights. 2. Heston was embarrassed by his own gun rights statements. 3. Heston backed off his gun rights statements.
Output: 2
Statement: A substantial body of published scientific literature recognizes a correlation between elevated PM concentrations and increased mortality rates. Choices: 1. There is a correlation between elevated PM concentrations and increased mortality rates. 2. There is no evidence that there is a correlation between elevated PM concentrations and increased mortality rates. 3. However the study needs more trials.
Output: 3
Statement: Above all, I don't condemn the practice of paying journalists to tell their sources' stories. Choices: 1. I don't think journalists should be paid for telling the stories their sources share. 2. There should be a standard cap on how much journalists are paid for sharing their sources' stories. 3. I'm not against journalists getting paid to share the stories their sources tell.
Output: 2
Statement: well you know even even uh interstate signs and stuff you you can reprint the number of kilometers on on that reflective uh stick on tape stuff that they use to uh Choices: 1. They could reprint the interstate signs in kilometers. 2. It would be easy to change the interstate numbers from miles to kilometers. 3. There is no way they could change the interstate signs to kilometers.
Output: 2
Statement: part of its infrastructure to help managers run the entity and achieve their aims on an ongoing basis. Choices: 1. Its infrastructure will ensure that managers find it more difficult to run the entity and  fail to meet their aims. 2. The new infrastructure will create more opportunities for the managers. 3. Managers will get help in running the entity and in reaching their goals.
Output: 2
Statement: Do you think we are little children to let you walk out of here leaving us a pretty story full of promises? Choices: 1. Because she explained herself, they let her go. 2. They believed all her lies without question. 3. You cannot leave if we think you are lying.
Output: 1
Statement: While 70 percent of GAO's work was done as a result of congressional requests in 1996, it was 95 percent in 1999. Choices: 1. Congressional requests made up 55 percent of GAO's workload in 1996. 2. Congress trusts GAO to get more work done now that the organization has had an opportunity to establish a reputation for itself. 3. Congressional requests accounted for 70 percent of GAO's workload in 1996.
Output: 2
Statement: She's could be saying, I'm in this world but not of it. Choices: 1. She is saying that I have always been of this world. 2. She says a lot of things that are usually incorrect. 3. I may be from outside of this world, according to her.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well i think they're going to have that's a tough row for them to to hoe because i think most of the world is going to regard uh citizens of the United States as Americans and citizens of Mexico as Mexicans and they can stand on their heads if they want too but i don't think that they're going they're going to change that and Choices: 1. I think they're going to have a hard time. 2. I think they're going to have a hard time because the world hates our President. 3. I think our country is going to reign.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah but i think it it's changing now yeah so i so we do know what okra is i wouldn't have known what it was when i was a teenager though Choices: 1. Now it's changing, I guess, but I have to be more informed about it 2. Now it's not changing, I guess 3. Now it's changing, I guess
Output: 1
Statement: then we'll get a half hour break or so and then i'll go and play another set with somebody else you know Choices: 1. I'll play another set with someone you know during the half hour break.  2. I'll play another set with someone you don't know.  3. I always play sets during breaks. 
Output: 3
Statement: I am still tempted to do that, but since I encountered that quotation, I have resisted. Choices: 1. I was never tempted to do it even before reading that quotation. 2. I'm still pretty tempted but I've managed to resist. 3. I encountered a life-changing quotation that changed my mind.
Output: 3
Statement: Trent Lott recently called the agency intrusive, abusive, and out of control. Choices: 1. The agency has not lived up to its former glory in a while. 2. Trent Lott not long ago dubbed the agency intrusive, abusive and uncontrollable. 3. Trent Lott applauded the agency recently.
Output: 1
Statement: so what kind of cooking do you do up there Choices: 1. I cannot believe you have never cooked before. 2. What type of cooking do you like to make there? 3. Do you like to cook Italian cuisine?
Output: 3
Statement: hey well hey you know it's never too late is what i say Choices: 1. I always say that it is never too late. 2. It is too late for everything, all is lost. 3. I say that it is never too late.
Output: 1
Statement: Try Loughrigg and Loughrigg Terrace, easily reached from Grasmere village, for superb views of Windermere and Grasmere lakes. Choices: 1. The Terrace can be reached by the village. 2. The terrace is impossible to get to. 3. The terrace has giant plants growing on it.
Output: 3
Statement: and it's always a potluck everybody brings food Choices: 1. Nobody brings food, it is a shitstorm. 2. Everybody brings food, it is a potluck. 3. When we throw dinners everyone brings a little something.
Output: 3
Statement: So Shiloh stays here at the Stronghold; don't risk him loose." Choices: 1. It was better to leave Shiloh in the Stronghold.  2. Shiloh was dangerous when loose.  3. It was better to let Shiloh go free. 
Output: 2
Statement: but uh seems like it's just dull and uninspiring here Choices: 1. It's just not inspiring my art being around here.  2. Being around here has been beyond thrilling.  3. It's really boring around here. 
Output: 1
Statement: Even then, you'll always be able to find peace and quiet on one of the tiny, seaweed-draped coves beyond the main sandy bay. Choices: 1. The coves of the main sandy bay is draped by seaweed and other sea creatures. 2. The coves of the main sandy bay is not draped by seaweed. 3. The coves of the main sandy bay is draped by seaweed.
Output: 1
Statement: This is an economy, after all, that is doing well but not great, that is still growing slowly in historical terms, and that has still not shown significant evidence of a real boom in productivity (with the notable exception of the manufacturing sector). Choices: 1. This economy is still growing slowly in historical terms. 2. This economy is still growing slowly in historical terms, according to the economist. 3. This economy is growing fast in historical terms.
Output: 2
Statement: That's just one recent example. Choices: 1. That is merely one out of the many instances lately. 2. That is an outdated illustration so it does not showcase your point. 3. That case in point took place lately.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i've done maybe four or five Choices: 1. I have finished maybe four of five out of the ten we have. 2. I have completed perhaps four or five. 3. I have done about seven or eight.
Output: 1
Statement: Come and be refreshed." Choices: 1. We are offering food to you.   2. Come and be comfortable.   3. Do not come.
Output: 1
Statement: Even the strongest spell can't bring back his soul. Choices: 1. Spells cannot bring back his soul because they are just slight of hand. 2. Even a simple spell could bring his soul back. 3. His soul is beyond the reach of even the strongest spell.
Output: 1
Statement: Think of a banner ad as the Internet on a bumper sticker. Choices: 1. A banner ad on the internet is similar to a bumper sticker on a car.  2. A banner ad is similar to a roadside billboard.  3. The best thing about banner ads, for those that place them, is that they're free. 
Output: 3
Statement: Julius stood at the door watching his retreat. Choices: 1. Julius was deeply suspicious of all the questions he had been asked. 2. Tommy stood at the door and watched the other man retreat. 3. Julius watched as the man retreated.
Output: 1
Statement: (Financial Accounting Standards Board, Statement of Financial Accounting Concepts No. Choices: 1. There exist financial accounting standards. 2. Nobody is ever held to standards with regards to financial accounting. 3. The financial accounting standards are extremely strict.
Output: 3
Statement: One of the best kibbutz houses, the Mitzpe Ramat Rachel occupies a pleasant site overlooking Bethlehem and the Judean Hills, yet is within a short 10-minute drive of Jerusalem's Old City. Choices: 1. The Mitzpe Ramat Rachel is underground and has no view. 2. The Mitzpe Ramat Rachel is also known for its cheeseburgers. 3. The Mitzpe Ramat Rachel is one of the  best kibbutz houses.
Output: 2
Statement: As the British Protestant guardians of the tomb modestly inform you on a free guided tour, there is much evidence that this, rather than the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, is the place where Jesus was crucified and buried. Choices: 1. The British Protestant guardians of the tomb have a long-standing rivalry with the Catholics at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. 2. The guardians of the tomb will tell you that this probably isn't where Jesus was actually crucified and buried. 3. There are many reasons to believe that Jesus was crucified and buried here, instead of at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Output: 1
Statement: I sipped again. Choices: 1. I took another drink. 2. To give me time to think I took another drink. 3. I didn't have anything to drink.
Output: 2
Statement: These are 19th-century The originals were torn down during the Revolution because they were thought to depict kings of France (21 of them were recently discovered and preserved in the Musee du Moyen Age, see page 55). Choices: 1. The Musee du Moyen Age contains these 21 paintings as well as hundreds of other art pieces. 2. During the Revolution, the original ones were pulled down because they resembled kings of Frances. 3. Special effort was made to preserve them during the Revolution because they depicted the kings of France.
Output: 1
Statement: The Commission discusses its reaction to these concerns, and changes made because of the comments, in the preamble to the rule published in the Federal Register. Choices: 1. The Commission felt changes should be made after hearing concerns. 2. The Commission made changes due to comments that were made. 3. The Commission was no receptive to feedback at all.
Output: 1
Statement: The Minangkabau custom of freely electing their leaders provided the model for rulership elections in modern federal Malaysia. Choices: 1. Modern Malaysian elections are a sham that breaks with Minangkabau tradition. 2. Modern Malaysia's electoral process was inspired by the Minangkabau method of electing leaders. 3. In truth, however, federal elections in Malaysia are rife with nepotism and corruption.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus, the number of passive vs. active investors will always fluctuate around an equilibrium. Choices: 1. The number of passive versus active investors will always remain static and unchanging. 2. The number of investors will always fluctuate whether they are passive or active. 3. There are many investors in the company.
Output: 3
Statement: After he quit the Giants in 1991, he spent two years as a  It bored him. Choices: 1. In the year 1991, he decided to quit the Giants. 2. He felt he was getting too old to continue to play for the Giants. 3. He stayed on with the Giants until 1998.
Output: 2
Statement: This permitted the Anasazi to achieve a benchmark of advanced society the ability to live in permanent shelters year-round without need to follow wildlife. Choices: 1. This made it possible for the Anasazi to live in permanent shelters all year. 2. Without the need to follow wildlife, the Anasazi became farmers. 3. Despite this, the Anasazi continued to migrate with the animals.
Output: 2
Statement: The analysis of delivery costs for France and the U.S. demonstrates that street delivery costs are more heterogeneous in France than in the U.S. Choices: 1. The US has more heterogeneous delivery costs than France does.  2. France has a better system for delivering mail than the US. 3. Delivery costs in France are more varying than those in the US.
Output: 2
Statement: The main computer failed again Sept. 8, but the replacement crew reported that the situation was normal. Choices: 1. The crew was unable to fix the problem. 2. The computer broke down in September. 3. The computer has stopped working at least 12 times this year.
Output: 3
Statement: okay have have you ever been a victim of a crime Choices: 1. I've been involved in a felony before, but have you ever been a casualty of a crime? 2. You have never been a casualty of a crime. 3. Have you ever been a casualty of a crime?
Output: 1
Statement: 95 a month. Choices: 1. slightly less than 100 a month 2. more than 100 a month 3. between 60 and 75 a month
Output: 3
Statement: This body of knowledge served as a foundation for designing our project approach. Choices: 1. We didn't design an approach yet. 2. That was what we built our project design on. 3. We built our design on the assumption that it would not grow.
Output: 3
Statement: it was really pretty fascinating and i and that was actually a couple of years ago so Choices: 1. It was so boring! 2. It was fascinating to learn about life back then. 3. It was fascinating.
Output: 2
Statement: no huh-uh i've never seen anything out i never seen the great i've seen Choices: 1. No kidding, I've never seen anything as great as what I've seen. 2. Besides not having seen what greatness I've seen, I also haven't felt it too. 3. I've actually witnessed something greater.
Output: 2
Statement: The case study at the end of this section provides an example of a CIO hired specifically to help transform information management and business operations. Choices: 1. The study talked about someone that was hired to help with transformation. 2. The case study began by telling a story about a clerk. 3. The person was very talented.
Output: 3
Statement: The walk refers to the legwork you'll need to do to check out the 2,174 (as of Feb 2001) bronze-and-terrazzo stars embedded in the pavement to honor celebrities in the music and entertainment industries. Choices: 1. Michael Jackson's star is also embedded in the pavement. 2. There are thousands of stars embedded in the pavement. 3. The stars embedded in the pavement are dedicated to the stars in the galaxy.
Output: 1
Statement: HCFA did not discuss its proposed modification of an existing reporting requirement in the analysis, as described in section 604(a)(4), but in the preamble. Choices: 1. The potential modification was mentioned within section 604. 2. The new requirement is for increased safety. 3. HCFA only discussed the modification within the preamble. 
Output: 2
Statement: In what is artistically a predominantly Mughal city, the National Museum, on Janpath (Queensway) just south of Rajpath, is worth a visit for its collection of old Hindu sculpture, in particular those from medieval India of the kingdom of Vijayanagar. Choices: 1. The National Museum has the largest collection of Hindu sculpture than any other museum. 2. The National Museum that is south of Rajpath has a collection of Hindu sculptures.  3. There are no museums located south of Rajpath, they're all in Rajpath. 
Output: 1
Statement: It was a cul-de-sac, and consequently no traffic passed that way. Choices: 1. The cul-de-sac was installed in response to the neighborhood being used to ease congestion, something they did not appreciate. 2. The cul-de-sac proved feudal, as the amount of traffic actually increased. 3. The cul-de-sac prevented traffic from coming through.
Output: 1
Statement: The thundering Republican condemnations of the special prosecutor back then are just like the thundering Democratic condemnations today, down to the very phrase, four years and $40 million. Choices: 1. The thundering Republic condemnations back then are similar in many ways to the thundering Democratic condemnations of today.  2. The thundering Republican condemnations are in no way similar to the thundering Democratic condemnations. 3. The thundering Republican condemnations are four years and $40 million. 
Output: 1
Statement: i guess i can bare the cold it's just when it does the wind hits Choices: 1. The cold is alright, but the wind makes it worse.  2. I can bear the cold until the wind goes above 10 miles per hour.  3. I don't mind the cold or the wind at all.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I'd have it all done by tomorrow. Choices: 1. I'll be finished by tomorrow. 2. I finished it yesterday.  3. I'll be finished grading all the papers by tomorrow evening.
Output: 3
Statement: D'Onofrio agreed that methodological issues are extremely important. Choices: 1. Methodological issues are no big deal to D'Onofrio. 2. D'Onofrio thought methodological issues can be applied to running a factory. 3. D'Onofrio believed methodological issues have value.
Output: 2
Statement: At the same time--and this is where Foster's careful discriminations are so useful--Yeats hated obviously ideological poetry. Choices: 1. Yeats aloved all kinds of poetry. 2. Yeats hated that kind of poetry. 3. Yeats just wanted to read nonfiction.
Output: 3
Statement: Horse-racing is popular, with races such as the Calcutta Derby, St. Leger, and the Oaks in Mumbai. Choices: 1. Calcutta Derby is the biggest race of the year with your reputation on the line. 2. Horse racing is heavily favored in India with races such as Calcutta Derby, and the Oaks in Mumbai. 3. Horse racing is not interesting for the people of Mumbai.
Output: 1
Statement: Yet, in public discussion of youthful suicide, we're often unwilling to trace it to such causes and try to place blame elsewhere--on television, music, movies. Choices: 1. Youthful suicide is a topic discussed in public. 2. No youths ever committed suicide and it will stay that way. 3. There are other reasons to blame for youthful suicide, besides media.
Output: 3
Statement: That kind of hope is usually disappointed. Choices: 1. Desire and expectations are a great thing to have and they will always bring joy. 2. Expectations are undesirable as they often do not come true and make you feel lost. 3. Having feelings and expectations in a certain way will typically result in sadness. 
Output: 2
Statement: Retirement Plans, Personal Saving, and Saving Adequacy, EBRI Issue Brief Number 219. Choices: 1. There is an Issue brief regarding Retirement Plans.  2. Issue Brief Number 219 is a lengthy read.  3. Personal savings is not discussed in Brief Number 219. 
Output: 2
Statement: right and they'll just pick crooked people again and then people the the wrong people will just fight their way up to the top again and it'll all be for nothing Choices: 1. they will pick crooked people regardless of what we do. 2. This time they will not pick crooked people. 3. There is no point because things will be the same again.
Output: 1
Statement: Abracadabra!  His skill must be improving, since he got exactly what he had wished for. Choices: 1. His skill is getting better since it worked.  2. His skil is worsening, the spell didn't work.  3. He is a powerful magician. 
Output: 3
Statement: Stewardship information will be necessary for a fair presentation of financial position and results of operations. Choices: 1. Stewardship information can be excluded from the presentation. 2. A fair presentation of financial position requires stewardship information. 3. The information will be presented in a slideshow.
Output: 3
Statement: Doctor Edward didn't mind the assistant lecturer's unpleasant behavior so much, but he did mind the unpleasant behavior of the assistant professor - Ms. Czeslawa Ceracz. Choices: 1. Dr Edward had no opinion on the professor or the lecturer. 2. Doctor Edward had differing views of the poor behavior of the assistant professor and that of the assistant lecturer. 3. Dr Edward found the behavior of the assistant lecturer to be more justifiable than that of rude assistant professor.
Output: 3
Statement: If the science showed we could, the policy question would be whether we could get a bigger place on the agenda if we partner with other programs. Choices: 1. There is no question, we will never get a bigger agenda spot.  2. The question is if we can get a bigger spot on the agenda by collaborating with other programs.  3. We will be guaranteed a better spot. 
Output: 3
Statement: Look for value-subtracted to establish itself in metaphorically expansive circumstances. Choices: 1. Search for value-subtracted in order to set up itself in metaphorically expansive circumstances 2. Do not look for value subtracted and look for dogs instead. 3. Search for value-subtracted and value-multiplied to establish itself in metaphorically expansive circumstances
Output: 3
Statement: This is in part because the island remained under Catholic Venetian rule far longer than other islands in the Aegean from 1207 to 1714 but also because it was t he scene of a blessed miracle, ensuring its fame throughout the Catholic community in Greece. Choices: 1. The island was once famous with the Catholic community but is now famous among all Greek communities.  2. This island is known for never having been under Catholic Venetian rule.  3. This island is famous with the Catholic community because a miracle took place here. 
Output: 1
Statement: and i i think that's probably pretty good for me um i part of my incentive when i started was to try to lose a few pounds because i had a special reason you know i wanted to and had a lot of motivation which Choices: 1. It was helpful to have incentive. 2. I had motivation to lose weight. 3. I worked hard to gain weight. 
Output: 1
Statement: Jon ordered everyone to avoid any risk of injury. Choices: 1. Jon didn't want anyone to get harmed by the alligators.  2. Jon didn't care if people got hurt.  3. Jon told everyone to avoid getting injured. 
Output: 1
Statement: When Cohen is not imagining history, he rewrites other people's research, sometimes mangling quotes during his copying, as he did when he took a quote from a 1951 book, Murder, Inc.: The Story of the Syndicate , by , also about Jewish gangsters. Choices: 1. Murder Inc is also about gangsters who are Jewish. 2. Jewish gangsters appear in the movie Murder Inc. 3. The book Murder Inc was published in 1951.
Output: 3
Statement: The sick and crippled arrive in droves in search of miracle cures. Choices: 1. The sick and crippled arrive in numbers to be treated. 2. The sick and crippled arrive in multitudes to receive medical treatment. 3. miracle cures attract many sick and crippled people.
Output: 3
Statement: and oh i the uh we use a lot of free lance and uh Choices: 1. We use a lot of freelance workers on our office 2. We don't use freelance 3. We use a lot of freelance
Output: 1
Statement: oh  no wonder you don't know then Choices: 1. It's no wonder you don't know.  2. You should know that.  3. There's no reason you should know that.
Output: 3
Statement: Perhaps Zarco knew precisely where he was heading, having learned of the existence of Madeira from a Castilian source. Choices: 1. Zarco pursued Madeira for the next decade. 2. Zarco learned of Madeira's existence from a Castilian. 3. Zarco was unaware of Madeira.
Output: 1
Statement: independent and as a child i had um you know like a we had a dog and we had turtles and we had um you know small lot of the small things like i know we got a little bunny at Easter once and Choices: 1. We owned a bunch of different kinds of animals. 2. When I was younger, we only owned a dog. 3. I took care of a lot of animals growing up.
Output: 1
Statement: Northwest of Alberobello, a strada panoramica along a ridge overlooking the Adriatic coast leads to Cetellana Grotte, a spectacular cave system 60 m (190 ft) underground. Choices: 1. The Cetellana Grottes lies 40 meters underground and is located just south of Alberobello.  2. The caves once were the homes of religious refugees, fleeing persecution in the cities.  3. The Cetellana Grotte, an amazing cave system, lies over 50 meters underground.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't think that's good Choices: 1. I think that's great 2. I don't think that's good for you 3. I don't think that is good
Output: 2
Statement: The merger was completed peacefully within a year of the federal order. Choices: 1. They finished the merger within a year. 2. They fought the merger tooth and nail til the bitter end. 3. They were happy with the merger.
Output: 3
Statement: A second smaller pylon, fronted by statues of Ramses II shields Karnak Temples greatest architectural masterpiece the Great Hypostyle Hall. Choices: 1. The Karnak temples are considered masterpieces. 2. The statue of Ramses protects the great temples. 3. A statue of Ringus II shields the Great Hypostyle Hall. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah people get up in the morning in that neighborhood and they've got this black ash on their cars  which you know seems to be Choices: 1. We are blessed not to have to deal with any black ash covering our cars. 2. Even off street parking is a pain with the black ash, it gets on everything. 3. When people awake up in the morning they have to clean the ash from their cars.
Output: 2
Statement: For present purposes, however, interest centers only on the price variables and the discount variables. Choices: 1. Next week, interest centers on all the other variables. 2. For now, interest centers on all the available variables. 3. For now, invite centers to consider only two variables.
Output: 1
Statement: In conjunction with determining their CIO models, senior executives clearly define up front the roles, responsibilities, and accountability of their CIOs for enterprisewide information management, better enabling their CIOs to operate effectively within the parameters of their positions vis-a-vis those of their senior management counterparts (i.e. Choices: 1. They wanted to make sure everyone understood their roles. 2. They did not have any idea what the roles involved. 3. The responsibilities and expectations are outlined.
Output: 1
Statement: i know now  come on Choices: 1. I don't know what's going on. 2. I know. 3. Ii know that is ridiculous.
Output: 3
Statement: Case study methods have been defined by some Choices: 1. Case study methods have been defined but not all auditors subscribe to those definitions. 2. Case study methods have been defined. 3. Case study methods have never been defined.
Output: 1
Statement: um she asked if i i guess they went ahead and told you we're supposed to be talking about uh drug testing and what do we think about the policy of most companies and government agencies and of course that's something we're familiar with Choices: 1. She knew they didn't go ahead with it. 2. She asked if they went ahead with it. 3. She asked if the drug tested all employees.
Output: 3
Statement: because it knocks out power lines and and you just you just absolutely at least when you've got snow just about everybody has four wheel drive vehicles Choices: 1. Snow is worse because no one can drive through it.  2. The redeeming quality of snow is that at least everyone can drive through it.  3. Having four wheel drive vehicles is a luxury only the rich have. 
Output: 3
Statement: Her open gloved palm smashed into his face and she kicked him hard in the chest. Choices: 1. She refused to touch him. 2. She hit him in the face. 3. She began beating him.
Output: 3
Statement: You see, if the spider lets the fly walk out too easily, the fly might suspect it was a put-up job. Choices: 1. The spider lets the fly go because it isn't hungry. 2. The fly might be suspicious of the spider if they escape too easily. 3. The fly is too stupid to ever suspect the spider of a put-up job.
Output: 1
Statement: So far, adventure has succeeded adventure, but this morning has been dull as dull." Choices: 1. Adventure has been good but today is boring. 2. There has been no adventure ever. 3. Adventure has been good but I must do other things today.
Output: 3
Statement: Download IE4 here if you want. Choices: 1. You can get IE4 here if you so desire. 2. Download IE4 here if you want to move back a decade. 3. There is nowhere available to download IE4.
Output: 2
Statement: Not much further into the book we are treated to a more worked-up, intellectualized version of the alibi--today called the neo-Confederate ideology. Choices: 1. There's also the neo-Confederate ideology, a more intellectualized version that seems to be very popular nowadays. 2. We can find a more intellectualized version of the alibi a little further in the book. 3. The book doesn't really mention other versions or variations on that.
Output: 1
Statement: He knew he was about to crash. Choices: 1. He felt totally safe from any accidents.  2. He knew his aircraft was about to plow into the ground.  3. He knew a crash was imminent. 
Output: 2
Statement: The tiny but powerful community of Parsis brought Zoroastrianism from Iran, and its people shine in business today. Choices: 1. Zoroastrianism was brought from Iran to Parsis, a tiny community. 2. The people of Parsis brought Zoroastrianism from Paris. 3. The tiny parsis community excels in business due to zoroastrianism.
Output: 3
Statement: May not be so severe. Choices: 1. It will definitely not be severe. 2. It possibly won't be as harsh. 3. It either will be really severe, or it won't.
Output: 3
Statement: The Cameri is also the only theatre in town to regularly stage productions with a simultaneous English translation (every Tuesday night). Choices: 1. The Cameri provides concurrent English translation for its shows every Tuesday. 2. Only one performance on each Tuesday night will be English translated. 3. Many theatres in town offer performances in various languages.
Output: 2
Statement: Are we meat and potatoes men who never get near fresh fruits or vegetables? Choices: 1. Some men don't get fresh foods. 2. Men always eat enough veggies. 3. Men don't get fresh foods if they live alone.
Output: 3
Statement: Results-oriented managers view training as an investment rather than an expense. Choices: 1. Many managers believe that training is an investment. 2. Result oriented managers all know that training is a wasteful expense. 3. Some managers send troublesome employees to training just to get them out of the office.
Output: 3
Statement: Any doctor would tell you the same.  Choices: 1. Every doctor would tell you something different.  2. All doctors would give you the same time frame for death.  3. No doctor would tell you differently. 
Output: 2
Statement: but they love to crappie fish my brother likes to bass fish so um Choices: 1. Crappie fishing is too slow for him. 2. Nobody I know likes fishing. 3. My brother is into bass fishing.
Output: 1
Statement: Syracuse's history merits the world-class Museo Archeologico Paolo Orsi (Viale Teocrito). Choices: 1. The Museo Archeologico Paolo Orsi is at Syracuse.  2. A lot of people visit the Museo Archeologico Paolo Orsi (Viale Teocrito). 3. The Museo Archeologico Paolo Orsi (Viale Teocrito) is at Florida. 
Output: 2
Statement: Sir James took in everything, but gave out only what he chose. Choices: 1. Sir James had learned this habit from his days in the military. 2. Sir James was the sort to take in everything. 3. Sir James was the sort to observe little but tell everything.
Output: 1
Statement: Julius nodded, and continued: " 'How did it happen?'   Choices: 1. Julius shaked his head screamed "I know how everything happened.' 2. 'How did the accident happen?' said Julius. 3. How did it happen?' Said Julius while nodding.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah well during the winter yes we do uh we've had uh well past four or five years i guess at least one day during the year when just everything would just close down because we'd have freezing rain Choices: 1. We do have that in the winter. 2. We've never done that in the winter. 3. We do have to shovel weekly in the winter.
Output: 3
Statement: George Pataki, relented in exchange for a compromise plan that will gradually raise rents by regulating the existing regulations. Choices: 1. George Pataki was not happy about the deal. 2. Regulating regulations is a productive way to do things, and raising the rent is going to be a pleasant surprise for the renters. 3. Regulating regulations is not an efficient way of regulating.
Output: 1
Statement: At death camps like Auschwitz and Birkenau, near Krakew, the Nazis eventually murdered millions of Poles, as well as other prisoners from across Europe. Choices: 1. The life in the death camps was terrible. 2. In the death camps, the Nazis killed millions of Poles and other prisoners. 3. In the death camps, several millions of Nazis were killed. 
Output: 1
Statement: In other words, Bharatpur is only for the birds. Choices: 1. The birds are the target of it. 2. The birds are an important feature. 3. The Bharatpur is for the people.
Output: 2
Statement: For the governmentas major departments and agencies, these laws Choices: 1. It was not for the government. 2. The government agencies enacted several unscrupulous laws over the years. 3. By the agencies and department are these laws
Output: 2
Statement: we were kind of in for a rude awakening they had personal property taxes on like cars and the first year we're there it was like eight hundred dollars and we're like Choices: 1. The personal property taxes were very low. 2. When the bill for personal property taxes for cars came we weren't sure if we could afford it. 3. We were surprised they had personal property taxes on cars.
Output: 2