niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: you put five Soviet Hyundee helicopters in the air they can level the entire area and there won't be anything left alive and they can do that in about four minutes Choices: 1. The helicopters flew at 5000 feet. 2. They didn't put any helicopters up because it was too windy. 3. There were five helicopters in the air.
Output: 1
Statement: For the economy as a whole, national saving is the portion of the nation's income not used for private and public consumption. Choices: 1. National income that is not used for consumption is national savings. 2. National income that is used for public consumption can be counted as national savings. 3. National savings is important for tracking inflationary pressures.
Output: 3
Statement: She blocked them, not just from herself but from me. Choices: 1. She blocked them from the both of us. 2. She couldn't block them. 3. She blocked them from hurting us.
Output: 3
Statement: right there's a lot of people like you're educated i'm educated my husband is but i mean a lot of people are flat not educated and if i have a hard time you know putting that into my life can we put that off on the other eighty percent of the population that doesn't have any college or i don't know how much of the you know but a large percentage probably over half of the rest of the population Choices: 1. Some are just not educated but my husband and I are. 2. My husband has a higher degree than me. 3. My husband and I never went to college.
Output: 2
Statement: but you know when i see them i don't know that i could  when i think of my parents who fortunately shouldn't be close to getting there yet but i don't  think of Choices: 1. I think they've got a good 20 years yet. 2. My parents aren't to that state yet. 3. I can sympathize with you, because my parents are going through that as well.
Output: 1
Statement: Then the first thing is to get a list of the survivors. Choices: 1. We have to obtain a list of survivors first thing.   2. There are not many survivors on the list.   3. The last thing we must do is get a list of survivors.  
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, m'am!  Choices: 1. Someone is addressing a woman. 2. Someone is grateful to a woman for all she has done. 3. Someone is talking to a man.
Output: 2
Statement: When obtaining, storing, and using computer-generated information, an organization must always be mindful of privacy and security issues. Choices: 1. Organizations must focus on security and privacy when obtaining information on the computer. 2. There are some organizations that do not take their security as seriously as they should. 3. Privacy and security are not factors companies need to worry about.
Output: 2
Statement: In the early Middle Ages, Canton had a significant Muslim population as a result of its trade with the Middle East. Choices: 1. Canton's trade with the Middle East caused it to have a significant Muslim population. 2. Canton never traded with the Middle East and consequently never had much of a Muslim population. 3. Canton exported silk to the Middle East during the Middle Ages.
Output: 3
Statement: Most always. Choices: 1. Warm weather is most always preferred. 2. Never ever. 3. Always.
Output: 1
Statement: The art of papyrus-making was lost in Egypt until the 1970s when it was reintroduced using native plants. Choices: 1. Egyptians have been making papyrus paper consistently since ancient times. 2. The art of papyrus-making was lost for a time in Egypt. 3. The process of papyrus-making was rediscovered by an archaeologist. 
Output: 3
Statement: The chapter focuses on the resources needed for typical or normally constrained wet FGD, specifically LSFO, retrofit installations. Choices: 1. FGDs are a type of turbine used in power plants. 2. LSFO systems cannot be retrofitted, unlike other systems. 3. LSFO is a type of wet FGD that can be retrofitted.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon saw Vrenna hurl herself at the fifth rider, both short swords held across her chest and over her shoulders. Choices: 1. She was determined to take him down. 2. Vrenna threw herself at the fifth rider. 3. Vrenna turned away and left Jon to fight the fifth rider.
Output: 1
Statement: They then go on to recite a litany of risks (for the text, click here). Choices: 1. The risks are dangerous enough that it's not worth attempting. 2. There are many risks involved. 3. Nothing bad could possibly happen.
Output: 1
Statement: the emptiness syndrome is a myth there's no such thing i mean Choices: 1. No one has emptiness syndrome. 2. There are a couple of people with emptiness syndrome. 3. Emptiness syndrome was believed to be true.
Output: 3
Statement: have have you been out of the country Choices: 1. Have you left the US? 2. You have always stayed in the US> 3. Have you left the US for work?
Output: 3
Statement: yeah like what Choices: 1. Is it different from what you expected? 2. What is it not like? 3. Yes, what do you think it is like?
Output: 1
Statement: That brings me to something I wanted to say. Choices: 1. There's nothing else I'd like to say. 2. I was waiting for a long time to say this. 3. By the way, there is something I wanted to speak about.
Output: 2
Statement: approximately um-hum um-hum we live on a used to be a farm but we don't farm much we uh but we do have a garden Choices: 1. The place we live in used to be a proper farm, but we don't farm much anymore. We do have a garden, though. 2. We have lived in that farm for about 7 years now. 3. Oh, we don't actually live in that farm, mostly because there isn't enough space for a garden.
Output: 2
Statement: Progress was made on a number of issues important to the legal services community, but despite signs of chronic weakness in two programs, the 4-program LSC structure was left intact. Choices: 1. Progress was made that made it easier for people to be treated fairly in business. 2. Progress was made on issues the legal community cared about. 3. Issues that the legal community cared about got worse.
Output: 1
Statement: Built of enormous granite blocks joined without mortar in three tiers of arches, 6 at the base, 11 at the middle level, and 35 at the top, this highly functional construction is also remarkably beautiful, in total harmony with its landscape. Choices: 1. The landscape is in harmony with the marvelous construction of granite. 2. The construction of granite blocks without mortars in arches was considered at that time to be an innovation. 3. Time influenced the granite construction in such way that it was all destroyed.
Output: 2
Statement: We asked officials of the various organizations highlighted in the case illustrations and throughout the report to verify the accuracy of the information presented on their activities and incorporated their comments as appropriate. Choices: 1. The case illustrations highlighted a number of organizations. 2. We didn't ask any of the officials from the organizations highlighted in the case illustrations to verify the accuracy of the information presented. 3. The responses of the officials of the organizations revealed a startling number of discrepancies.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah oh yeah and she didn't get around to it very much Choices: 1. True, and she couldn't find time for it. 2. She was too busy with other things. 3. Nah, she always got around to it.
Output: 2
Statement: Several mentioned the importance of networking with outside organizations, such as the International Information Integrity Institute, the European Security Forum, and the Forum of Incident Response and Security Choices: 1. Networking with organization, like the European Security Forum, was stated to be of importance. 2. Certain organizations, like the European Commission for the Arts, were told to be avoided from. 3. Though the importance of networking was stated clearly, no one mentioned any specific organizations. 
Output: 2
Statement: Agricultural employers have consistently asserted that many U.S. workers did not want to work in seasonal agriculture or live in rural areas, and that crops would rot in the fields without foreign workers. Choices: 1. Agricultural employers stated that crops would rot without foreign workers.  2. Agricultural employers have consistently denied claims that crops would rot without foreign workers.  3. For the past five years, agricultural employers have stated that crops would rot without foreign workers.
Output: 3
Statement: Thousands of makeshift shacks sell beer or cigarettes, and hundreds of oil-barrel barbecues cook jerk chicken and burgers. Choices: 1. A large number of shacks which sell cigarettes or beer can be found here.  2. There is nowhere to purchase alcohol or cigarettes.  3. It is easy to obtain burgers and jerk chicken because they are being cooked in the area all day long. 
Output: 3
Statement: Non-smoking floors. Choices: 1. You can't smoke here. 2. Smoking floors. 3. You can't drink here.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, when Sir John Gielgud's obituary is written, the Shakespearean plays and films will figure prominently; less likely to be discussed are the roles in Caligula , First Knight , and Arthur 2: On the Rocks . (Luckily, Quiz participants aren't so kind.) Choices: 1. The Shakespearean plays featured prominently when Sir John Gielgud's obituary was written. 2. Sir John Gielgud's obituary was expected to be one of the best written to date. 3. The Shakespearean plays won't feature prominently when Sir John Gielgud's obituary was written.
Output: 2
Statement: Down the street from the Prado and around the corner from the Reina Sof?­a museum, this well located hotel is a bargain. Choices: 1. The well located hotel, near some of the city attractions, is a bargain. 2. The well located hotel, near some of the city attractions, is a bargain, said the VIP. 3. The well located apartment, near some of the city attractions, is red.
Output: 2
Statement: NONEXCHANGE TRANSACTION - A transaction that arises when one party to a transaction receives value without giving or promising value in return or one party to a transaction gives or promises value without receiving value in return. Choices: 1. A nonexchange transaction is when one party gets something without giving something of the same value in return. 2. A nonexchange transaction is when one party gets something and gets something of the same value in return. 3. A nonexchange transaction is when one party gets a vehicle without giving money of the same value in return.
Output: 3
Statement: so yeah i could too and uh gah i don't think we can say anything else really Choices: 1. I don't think there is anything more to say. 2. I could too, and there is a lot more I could say about that. 3. I could too, and that was the end of the story.
Output: 3
Statement: As these false stations gained credence with pilgrims, the Franciscan monks living in the area decided that faith could be served by accommodating the fabrications, and so legend was allowed to became reality.  Choices: 1. The legends are completely true as the Franciscan monks live in the area. 2. However as falsely as the legend may be, the Franciscan monks who lives in the area has determined that faith to be served by accommodating the faith. 3. There were false stations gained credibility with pilgrims as the Franciscan monks who are living in the area determined faith to be served, as legends stated.
Output: 2
Statement: Sources located where peak demand does not occur during the summer months may be less time-constrained to connect the FGD controls. Choices: 1. The times without peak demand was located. 2. There will be more time constraints at times when peak demand does not occur. 3. The controls were put in place for the test.
Output: 3
Statement: In cutting back on hiring of new staff in order to reduce the number of employees, agencies also reduced the influx of new people with the new competencies needed to sustain excellence. Choices: 1. Agencies reduced new staff hiring, which decreased inflow of new people with new competencies.  2. Agencies haven't cut back on hiring new staff and want to increase its inflow of new people.  3. Agencies are trying to set up programs that would bring back the influx of new people. 
Output: 3
Statement: A vegetarian restaurant serving great pasta, salads, and desserts in a small, modern, arty dining room with views of the Old City walls. Choices: 1. The restaurant has great pasta dishes that are served out on the patio. 2. The restaurant has great pasta dishes. 3. The restaurant only serves salad.
Output: 1
Statement: So I'd go easy on the swaggering if I were me. Choices: 1. I would not swagger to hard. 2. Swaggering is your best course of action at the moment. 3. Swaggering too hard in your position will lead to many troubles.
Output: 3
Statement: who stirs inarticulate passion by singing very much like a woman (Mark Levine, The New Yorker ). Critics are surprised by the success of the New York City Opera at transposing Handel's piece from ancient Greece to 18 th -century England. Choices: 1. The New York City Opera had mostly positive reviews from this show. 2. Critics said the opera was transposing Mozart's piece. 3. The New York City opera had transposed Handel's play that consisted of scenes from ancient Greece to 18th century England.
Output: 1
Statement: The city's commercial reputation reflects its origins as the national merchants' capital and a major trading hub. Choices: 1. The city has the worst commercial reputation.  2. The city is the national merchant's capital and its reputation shows it.  3. The city was a wonderful shopping center! 
Output: 3
Statement: In Newsweek , George Stephanopoulos argues that killing Saddam would be a more effective method of deposing the dictator than a bombing campaign. Choices: 1. Bombing has been a way for powerful countries to remove their enemies. 2. George Stephanopoulos commends the use of a bombing campaign. 3. George Stephanopoulos argues that killing Saddam is more effective than bombing.
Output: 1
Statement: However, it began life with a totally different purpose. Choices: 1. It has dutifully pursued the same purpose throught its entire life. 2. It rejected its previous purpose in life as immoral and adopted a new one. 3. It changed purposes throughout its life.
Output: 2
Statement: Officials from the group's legal assistance program were not available to comment. Choices: 1. The legal assistance program were unwilling to speak to the officials. 2. The official's efforts to acquire a response were only met with stony silence. 3. The group's legal assistance program publicly released pages of information.
Output: 2
Statement: I knew you would be!  Choices: 1. I knew I could count on you! 2. I expected you being like that! 3. I didn't expect that of you!
Output: 1
Statement: And that, to return to the question I posed earlier, is just the problem. Choices: 1. there is no problem to be considered. 2. that is just the problem. 3. there are other problems to be considered.
Output: 3
Statement: The plot is by the numbers, and you can't help but notice that Chan has more stunt doubles these days, but the movie has been photographed (by veteran Adam Greenberg) and staged (by director Brett Ratner) with unusual polish, and Chan has been paired with the black comedian Chris Tucker, who's like Eddie Murphy on helium. Choices: 1. Chan has been using more stunt doubles lately. 2. Christ Tucker is one of Chan's stunt doubles. 3. Chan and black comedian Chris Tucker make an excellent pair.
Output: 3
Statement: Also, Simova discovered the truth about the wartime atrocities almost immediately afterward, including her own parents' deaths in Auschwitz. Choices: 1. Simova discovered that her parents died in Auschwitz.  2. Simova discovered that her parents were alive and well.  3. Discovering her parents death was a huge shock to Simova. 
Output: 3
Statement: The 15th-century temple's rich carvings attest to the wealth of the Jain merchant who commissioned it. Choices: 1. The merchant who commissioned the temple wanted it to look simple, plain, and elegant, with few ornate decorations anywhere. 2. The Jain merchant who ordered the temple to be built spent a great deal of money on rich carvings. 3. The carvings on the walls depict various stories from the Mahabharata.
Output: 3
Statement: but one and and she visit us here in in Dallas when she went back every time she goes back to uh San Antonio my wife has two sisters there too she said she's much better she's much more alive and and uh active when she's been on a visit with somebody else you know and Choices: 1. My wife never visits her sisters in San Antonio. 2. My wife says that she wished we lived in San Antonio. 3. My wife has two sisters that live in San Antonio.
Output: 2
Statement: Top management must be totally committed in both words and actions to changing the culture, and this commitment must be sustained and demonstrated to staff. Choices: 1. Top management must teach their staff about changing the culture by being a living example. 2. Top management need not concern themselves with changing the culture. 3. Top management must have a continuous, and complete, commitment to culture change demonstrated through words and actions.
Output: 1
Statement: Distinguishing between organizational policies and guidelines provided several benefits. Choices: 1. There were benefits to differentiating between guidelines and organizational policies. 2. Workers were more confident by the differentiation between organizational policies and guidelines. 3. There were no benefits to differentiating between organizational policies and guidelines.
Output: 2
Statement: 98 "Come now," she said. Choices: 1. She replied to "Come now". 2. She did not ask him to come. 3. He came.
Output: 3
Statement: Previously, he said, commenters typically waited until the last minute to file comments so that no one could see their views until after the comment period was over. Choices: 1. Comments usually poured in at the last minute since commenters didn't want anyone to see their views. 2. Before, commenters would comment ASAP, far before the deadline. 3. Commenters were insecure about their comments.
Output: 3
Statement: Recently, other laws have prompted renewed focus on internal control. Choices: 1. The laws didn't focus on internal control 2. Other laws recently renewed their internal control focus  3. Laws required better internal focus 
Output: 3
Statement: But if inequality becomes so great that people lose all hope of changing their relative positions, then the incentive to oversave disappears, and the inequality could begin to shrink. Choices: 1. However, if inequality becomes so great, that people lose all hope of changing their relative positions, then the incentive to oversave disappears, and the inequality could begin to shrink. 2. This hypothetical situation might be the only hope of the poorest class of people. 3. But if inequality starts shrinking so much that people don't care about their relative positions anymore, then the incentive to spend disappears, and the inequality could begin to grow.
Output: 2
Statement: I thought it would further my plans. Choices: 1. I thought it's going to make me rich. 2. Further my plans, is what I thought it'd do. 3. I was wrong about it furthering my plans.
Output: 3
Statement: Port Morant, a little way west, was the place where Captain Bligh of  The Bounty  fame first landed breadfruit on Jamaica. Choices: 1. Breadfruit has never came to Jamaica. 2. Breadfruit first came to Jamaica in Port Morant. 3. Port Morant is a small town.
Output: 3
Statement: The volcano's name is thought to derive from an Ainu word for fire.  Choices: 1. The name of the volcano was derived from the Ainu word for water.  2. The title of the volcano is said to have originated from the word used in the Ainu language for 'fire'.  3. The volcano was given its name two hundred years ago.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't know whether it is or not Choices: 1. I have to choose whether it is or isn't. 2. I don't know what's going on. 3. It definitely is not.
Output: 1
Statement: and when you're in jail they take you out just like they do in Alabama or anywhere else in what they call a chain gang and they clean the city parks Choices: 1. Chain gangs do not exist. 2. When you're in jail, you do community service. 3. Every state has prisoners clean the city parks.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Oh my,' someone muttered. Choices: 1. Someone made a snide comment about the lady's outfit. 2. No one spoke. 3. Someone spoke quietly.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah probably so Choices: 1. This is likely what would happen. 2. It is not probable at all. 3. Yes, that is probably the case.
Output: 1
Statement:  We know increasing returns can't exist. Choices: 1. We know you can't get returns to increase forever. 2. We know you can get returns to increase. 3. We know you can't get returns to increase.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i remember those we've never had one my parents never had one but um Choices: 1. My parents had one of those, but I never have. 2. My parents never had one, but I do. 3. My parents had an eight track player.
Output: 3
Statement: 'You're honest. Choices: 1. You have the the quality of honesty. 2. You are a deceitful person. 3. You are the most honest person I know.
Output: 3
Statement: have you ever visited it Choices: 1. Have you ever visited the Grand Canyon? 2. Have you ever been to see it? 3. You must have been sleeping around that time.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, you figure how you'd like it if you were just a simple man and some priest magicked her away from you--and then sent her back with enough magic of her own to be a witch and make life hell for you because she'd been kicked out by the priest, but he hadn't pulled the wanting spell off her. Choices: 1. How would you feel if some priest stole her from you using magic? 2. Would you ever steal a woman from someone using magic? 3. Wouldn't you not want to fight a priest who stole her away from you?
Output: 3
Statement: It was a doll, or rather a robot doll with exchangeable parts, similar in concept to Kolego blocks, but bigger, more ergonomic and resembling realistic organs, which allowed for better chances of creative playtime. Choices: 1. The robot doll was ergonomic and resembled realistic organs. 2. This robot doll was created to make children understand their bodies easier than with biology classes. 3. The robot doll had no interchangeable parts nor it resembled organs.
Output: 2
Statement: but it's like three fairways over Choices: 1. It is across three highways. 2. It is right here! 3. It is on the other side of these freeways.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, visit the village of Olimbos on Karpathos, where the people, including children, wear elaborate and beautiful traditional costumes. Choices: 1. The children in Olimbos wear dull and drab traditional costumes. 2. One can see elaborate and beautiful traditional costumes in Olimbos. 3. Olimbos on Karpathos is a popular tourist destination year-round.
Output: 3
Statement: The best way to learn about Old Jaffa is to join a free guided walking tour each Wednesday morning (meet at 9:30 a.m. by the landmark Clock Tower on Yefet Street). Choices: 1. Each Wednesday, a guided walk will teach you about the Old Jaffa. 2. Books are the best way to learn about Old Jaffa. 3. The Old Jaffa tour is over 2 hours long.
Output: 3
Statement: He mostly hangs out with a group of older, Southern black men, who call him Jumper and Black Cat. Choices: 1. The group of guys he tends to hang out with gave him the nickname Jumper. 2. Though he occasionally hangs out with a group of black men, they aren't who he usually likes to be with. 3. He much prefers the company of older men to men his age.
Output: 3
Statement: Other methods are being investigated (such as oxidation and scrubbing technologies), which utilize ozone, barrier discharge, and catalyst and/or chemical additives in combination with existing technologies. Choices: 1. They will combine well with existing technologies. 2. Methods that utilize ozone, barrier discharge, and catalyst and/or chemical additives are being investigated. 3. No other methods are being investigated.
Output: 1
Statement: To play News Quiz requires the willful suspension not of disbelief but of genuine  An awareness of the actual answer so easily eclipses the inspiration for a comic response. Choices: 1. News Quiz is the newest and biggest app on the market. 2. Playing News Quiz demands willful suspension of genuine awareness. 3. News Quiz requires nothing in order to play it.
Output: 1
Statement: If the passthrough were over 100%, a result for which some parties argue, the discount would be larger and we would say that we are moving from rate category treatment toward subclass treatment. Choices: 1. The parties are all in full agreement. 2. The is a chance we will have poor treatment. 3. The discount would be bigger if there were more pass through.
Output: 2
Statement: Not only was it entirely circumstantial, but the greater part of it was practically unproved.  Choices: 1. The info in the case was backed up by video. 2. It will be hard to convince the jury to convict on circumstantial evidence alone. 3. The case presented was entirely circumstantial.
Output: 2
Statement: I shut my eyes and pretended to be still unconscious, but I was afraid they'd hear the beating of my heart. Choices: 1. I was on my feet and trying to hurt them back 2. I was pretending to be unconscious to help my safety 3. I was worried that they might hurt me further
Output: 3
Statement: Pay the museum admission, then take the escalators running in transparent tubes from the bottom left to the top right hand corner and see Paris unfold before your eyes. Choices: 1. The idea of having escalators in transparent tubes was mocked at first. 2. You can take the escalators in transparent tubes without paying the museum first.  3. You can see Paris if you take the escalators in the transparent tubes.
Output: 1
Statement: Northern India is simply impractical in December, Delhi unbearably hot in June, and trains uncertain in the monsoon. Choices: 1. During the Monsoon, it's easy to plan train travel. 2. Northern India is definitely a challenge for travelers. 3. Delhi cools down by September.
Output: 3
Statement: at the firm Choices: 1. On a park bench. 2. In the office. 3. We are a law firm.
Output: 3
Statement: and they've got a real nice building down there on a great big piece of land and it's a huge plant i mean this thing's just enormous and that's what they do at lunch time they go out and run around the building Choices: 1. There is another large building near this location that's equally as nice. 2. During lunch time, they go out and run around the nice building on a large lot of land. 3. The building is small and they never get a lunch.
Output: 1
Statement: Constantine the Great (who was a convert to Christianity) and Licinius ruled east and west respectively, until in 324 Constantine overthrew his pagan ally and reunited the empire. Choices: 1. Constantine the Great overthrew Licinius because he wanted to unite the empire under Christianity. 2. Constantine the Great overthrew Licinius in 324. 3. Constantine the Great died of pneumonia in 310.
Output: 1
Statement: They look unpleasant in the sky and I'm fairly sure they're not a safe; they tend to shake. Choices: 1. I'm afraid to get in them because they don't look safe. 2. I am confident they are very safe. 3. They shake and I don't think they're safe.
Output: 1
Statement: When we make dinner plans, we don't name restaurants; we list  Should we go for Thai? Choices: 1. When I make dinner plans, I always prefer to go to Asian restaurants. 2. When we're talking about dinner plans, we name restaurants and always avoid Thai. 3. When we're discussing where to eat, we talk about cuisines rather than restaurant names.
Output: 1
Statement: He knew the names of each of these single shot  A silver-flanged fleur-de-lis, he said, or something like that. Choices: 1. He knew what to call all those things. 2. He didn't know whwat those were called. 3. He knew what to call the flower icons.
Output: 3
Statement: The guide's appendixes augment these areas by citing applicable statutes (app. Choices: 1. The guide augments these areas with laws that have been passed this year. 2. The guide augments these areas with opinions. 3. The guide augments these areas with laws.
Output: 1
Statement: and especially two hours of soap operas i'd that'd be that might be a real good way just to break that habit is to have to watch them for that long i'd kind of be like uh Choices: 1. Two hours of soap operas are a good way to break the habit. 2. Watching them for a long time will break the habit. 3. I am not addicted to soap operas.
Output: 2
Statement: The balanced main square actually a huge rectangle is faced by arcaded buildings on two sides and the church of St. Anthony at the south end. Choices: 1. The main square is faced by arcaded buildings on two sides. 2. The main square is not faced by any buildings. 3. The main square is face by arcaded building and has a nice garden.
Output: 3
Statement: We're saying that instead of that week-and-a-half of work for a paying client, we want you to do this good, important pro bono work, and you're not going to get punished, said John Maley, who helped create the firm's policy.  Choices: 1. John Maley wants someone to do pro bono work. 2. John Maley is selfless and altruistic. 3. John Maley never allows anyone to do work for free.
Output: 2
Statement: The children aren't hurt and, after all, they haven't done anything really terrible. Choices: 1. The children didn't get injured or do anything that bad. 2. Despite the children's injuries, it's all their fault because of what they did. 3. The children were walking home from school on the road.
Output: 3
Statement: An invasion by Pakistan in 1965 was aborted and has left the issue distinctly moot. Choices: 1. Pakistan could not afford the invasion of 1965.   2. Pakistan pressed its invasion of the area in 1965.   3. In 1965 an invasion was discontinued by Pakistan.  
Output: 1
Statement: For example, GAO has taken significant steps to consolidate its field office structure. Choices: 1. The GAO field office structure is being consolidated now. 2. The GAO is working to implement a more decentralized office structure. 3. The field office structure is being consolidated by moving all managers into a single office.
Output: 3
Statement: no no where do where do you live Plano okay Choices: 1. Where are you from? 2. You don't have a house. 3. Where do you live now?
Output: 1
Statement: Passengers can see spectacular views of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Eden Valley and then spend some time wandering among the historic stone buildings and the antiques and curio shops of Settle. Choices: 1. Most of the visitors choose to first visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and after that visit the shops. 2. Tourists usually wander among the historic buildings and shops of Settle.  3. There are no attractions that can be found in Settle.
Output: 1
Statement: It was a conflict of two masterful personalities. Choices: 1. There was no dispute considering they were both so understanding. 2. They both felt that the other was arrogant, when in reality they were both being arrogant. 3. Both of their personalities were overbearing and this caused an argument between them.
Output: 2
Statement: He was losing his uncle. Choices: 1. His uncle was going to bleed out and die.  2. He had just found his uncle again. 3. The man would lose his uncle. 
Output: 1
Statement: Newt Gingrich said that if the evidence holds up, the United States should consider a military strike against Iran. Choices: 1. Gingrich said the US should try and obliterate Iran. 2. Newt Gingrich wants the USA military to attack Iran 3. Newt Gingrich said we shouldn't attack Iran.
Output: 1
Statement: uh pretty close to it well i've enjoyed talking with you Choices: 1. The conversation I had with you was enjoyable. 2. We have never talked to each other. 3. We sat and talked for over two and a half hours.
Output: 3
Statement: It may be that this time he will not be the lucky one. Choices: 1. He doesn't have the luck on his side, he won't win the competition this time around, I assume. 2. He won't be lucky this time. Or so I think. 3. He will be the lucky one, just like last time.
Output: 1
Statement: Known fondly as St. Barts, Columbus bestowed his brother's name, Bartholomew, on the island when he sailed past in 1493. Choices: 1. Columbus did not stop to set foot on the island he named. 2. St. Barts was named for the brother of Columbus, Bartholomew. 3. Columbus was an only child and never named any islands.
Output: 1
Statement: Rather than ignore or disparage the Internet, the malls exploit it. Choices: 1. The malls have yet to exploit the world wide web. 2. The malls exploit the world wide web by offering lower prices online. 3. The malls exploit the world wide web.
Output: 2
Statement: is to not be in the big city Choices: 1. To stay indefinitely within the town. 2. To no longer reside in the large metropolis. 3. To cease being in the metropolis due to the fact of the rabid rats spreading uncontrollably.
Output: 3
Statement: Create a clear understanding of responsibilities within the organization Choices: 1. Organizations divide up responsibilities into clear and understandable categories. 2. Everyone in the organization should just do whatever tasks they think would be useful. 3. These categories are defined in the Employee Handbook.
Output: 3
Statement: uh and it was great Steven the only thing that Steven didn't like that's my son was uh you know they had those dancing bears and stuff it scared him to death Choices: 1. My son Steven loved dancing with the bears there. 2. My son Steven has a great fear of bears. 3. My son Steven did not have a good time there.
Output: 3
Statement: The Tropicana in Havana (Calles 72 and 43, Marianao; Tel. 33-7507), founded in 1939 in a dazzling open-air arena, is indisputably the queen of cabarets. Choices: 1. The Tropicana in Havana is founded in 1939. 2. The Tropicana in Havana is founded in 1939 and it is a place frequented by people. 3. The Tropicana in Havana is founded in 1900.
Output: 2
Statement: that's that's certainly true Choices: 1. That is a huge lie. 2. That is absolutely true. 3. That has been proven several times to be true.
Output: 3
Statement: oh wow i wonder if he'd ever do that Choices: 1. I wonder if John would ever kiss a man, 2. I don't wonder about that. 3. I wonder if he would ever do that.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i mean we're we're taxed on taxes and um uh most all government entities are just trying to give us a state income tax for those who don't have it that is i mean we don't have one yet but eventually they may try to push it through Choices: 1. We are lucky to be among those that don't have any taxes. 2. There is nothing was can about the double taxes. 3. Government entities are trying to push an income tax on us.
Output: 2
Statement: Sure, the FDA's efforts are done in the name of kids. Choices: 1. The FDA's work is done in the name of kids. 2. All the work the FDA justifies is hidden behind kid safety. 3. THe FDA hates kids.
Output: 2
Statement: How'd you like to be in the powder room with them when she and Linda Tripp bump into each other next time? Choices: 1. You would be shocked if her and Tripp ran into each other. 2. Would you enjoy watching her and Tripp run into each other? 3. If her and Tripp ran into each other, I predict it would be boring and uneventful.
Output: 1
Statement: My hunch is that Oprah will win over even the cattlemen, eventually. Choices: 1. I suspect that Oprah will win the hearts of the cattlemen some day. 2. I think it is most likely that Oprah will win over the cattlemen later rather than sooner. 3. I don't think Oprah will never win ranchers over.
Output: 2
Statement: A few have been domesticated for plantation work. Choices: 1. Plantation work is the only purpose of domestication. 2. None of them have been domesticated. 3. Domesticated ones are used for plantation work.
Output: 1
Statement: The increased ammonia demand from a multipollutant rule is estimated to increase to about 1,040,000 tons per year by 2020. Choices: 1. Ammonia demand is decreasing at a rapid rate. 2. Ammonia demand will increase three million tons a year by 2070. 3. Ammonia demand is guessed to increase by over a million tons per year by 2020.
Output: 2
Statement: that's right and i don't think that's right i think they should have a place to some of the people that don't need to be in the nursing home with nurses they need to have a place for them like a retirement home Choices: 1. I think they should all go to the nursing home. 2. I think they should go somewhere like a retirement home if they are capable of walking. 3. I think they should go somewhere like a retirement home.
Output: 2
Statement: i didn't know anything about this that's fantastic Choices: 1. I didn't know about this great news. 2. I had been expecting bad news. 3. This is terrible news.
Output: 2
Statement: It took 19 years to bring Napoleon's remains back to France, compared to 30 years for Che. Choices: 1. Che's remains were finally returned. 2. It took 2 years for Napoleon's remains to be returned. 3. It took 19 years for Napoleon's remains to be returned to France.
Output: 1
Statement: Caveat emptor, indeed. Choices: 1. It's certainly a caveat emptor. 2. It's in no way a caveat emptor. 3. The campaign is a caveat emptor.
Output: 3
Statement: There is little or no interest in generalizability. Choices: 1. Specifics are required. 2. There is much interest in generalizability. 3. Generalizing is of no interest.
Output: 1
Statement: Try to visit early to avoid the large tour groups who arrive in the middle of the day. Choices: 1. The best time to visit is in the middle of the day. 2. In the middle of the day, tour groups arrive. 3. Tour groups arrive at 12:45 in the afternoon.
Output: 3
Statement: i would assume so and then maybe do something with the money for charity or something Choices: 1. I would think so and the possible use the money for charity. 2. I would hope they use the money raised with the raffle tickets for charity.  3. Maybe use the money for hookers and blow. 
Output: 2
Statement: Like Jon, his head was shaved. Choices: 1. Jon had a shaved head. 2. Jon had shaved his head because of lice. 3. Jon had long, flowing hair.
Output: 2
Statement: Moore is in dire shape after a series of strokes, says the publication. Choices: 1. Moore is doing great because his strokes were very minor.   2. Moore is not doing well after a series of strokes.   3. Moore had strokes because of his diabetes.  
Output: 3
Statement: The road back to Kathmandu follows the Seti River for much of the way. Choices: 1. The road has a dirt surface. 2. A road follows the Seti River. 3. Kathmandu is not connected by roads.
Output: 1
Statement: Figure 4.3 shows the long-term implications for budgetary flexibility of saving the Social Security surpluses. Choices: 1. Figure 4.3 shows thr highs and lows of budgeting. 2. Long term implications for budgetary flexibility are show in figure 4.3. 3. Social Security surpluses are never saved
Output: 1
Statement: you know it's just crazy Choices: 1. It is really insane, you know. 2. It is absolutely absurd, and you should know. 3. I don't know, it seems pretty tame to me.
Output: 2
Statement: Directly behind the palace, the Amphitheatre, shaped like a Roman circus and with lovely views of the Palazzo Pitti and the city beyond, was the scene of the Medici's most extravagant fates and staged performances. Choices: 1. The Amphitheatre was built in the fifth century. 2. The Amphitheatre is located directly behind the palace. 3. The Palazzo Pitti can not be seen from the Amphitheatre.
Output: 1
Statement: Just south of the often snow-capped San Gabriel Mountains is the charming city of Pasadena, which has remained true to its Native American Indian name meaning Crown of the Valley.  Choices: 1. The great mountains of San Gabriel are a great place for tourists to come ski as well. 2. The San Gabriel peaks are snow-capped and is home to the city of Pasandena. 3. North of the San Gabriel Mountains is the city of Venezuala.
Output: 1
Statement: College students, drop your pencils! Choices: 1. College students, stop writing! 2. Keep writing, guys. You have plenty of time. 3. Drop your pencils because time is up.
Output: 3
Statement: the guy over there, in charge, in Taiwan ... Choices: 1. Someone in Taiwan is in charge. 2. The guy is right here in Kentucky. 3. The guy is more than seven feet tall and carries a sword made of lasers.
Output: 3
Statement: The implications of the downsizing of federal workforce over the past decade are also significant. Choices: 1. These implications may harm the unemployment rate by making it go up overall in the nation.  2. Implications of decreasing federal workforce over the past ten years is also significant.  3. The implications of downsizing federal workforce is unimportant and doesn't affect anything else. 
Output: 1
Statement: We did not study the reasons for these deviations specifically, although some likely result from the context in which federal CIOs operate. Choices: 1. Next month we will study the reasons for the deviations. 2. We studied the reasons of the deviations. 3. These deviations were not studied.
Output: 1
Statement: how about Ghost Choices: 1. His name was Ghost right? 2. Ghost though? 3. What would Ghost do?
Output: 3
Statement: As the main industries of the region continued to decline, the number of visitors continued to grow; it seemed that tourism could at least breath some life back into the region. Choices: 1. The main industries saw a rise in success during that time. 2. Tourism seemed to be one of the few sources of income left for the region. 3. Though the main industries were declining, tourists enjoyed visiting the industrial districts from the region.
Output: 3
Statement: The dry-cleaning bills were ridiculous. Choices: 1. I couldn't believe how cheap the dry cleaning was.  2. It cost $200 to have one article dry cleaned. 3. The dry-cleaning was expensive. 
Output: 2
Statement: Limestone is the most commonly used reagent, with the quantity of its consumption depending primarily on coal sulfur levels. Choices: 1. Limestone is used the most with the amount of its use depending on coal silver levels  2. Limestone isn't used depending on sulfur levels in coal 3. Limestone is key to coal 
Output: 3
Statement: To hell with his work and blast his uncle! Choices: 1. Damn his work and damn his uncle! 2. The unethical experiments his uncle forced him to do left him bitter.  3. He was completely content with his uncle and his work. 
Output: 2
Statement: They are foolproof, long-lived, inexpensive, and repellent to animal pests. Choices: 1. They attract pests. 2. They repel pests. 3. They repel gophers.
Output: 3
Statement: International Financial Flows Choices: 1. Foreign finance flows steadily. 2. International finance declines. 3. Foreign finance flows.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh it would probably help if we could figure out how to get them to put money back into the system instead you know you take someone on welfare and you give them a job and they're paying income taxes all of a sudden you've changed it around and it's going in the other direction Choices: 1. It'd be great to figure out how we can get people off of welfare and into employment and paying taxes again. 2. Important government services are underfunded because there are too many people on welfare. 3. I think we need to figure out how to get more people on welfare and away from low-paying jobs.
Output: 2
Statement: In response to GAO's finding that serious complaints of poor nursing home care frequently are not investigated for months, Maryland's legislature approved funding for a 57 percent increase in its surveyor staff, and the state agency revamped its processes to emphasize a faster review of serious complaints. Choices: 1. GAO found serious complaints of poor nursing home care is always investigated immediately. 2. GAO found serious complaints of poor nursing home care is often not investigated for a long time. 3. GAO found serious complaints of poor nursing home care is often not investigated for a 6 months on average.
Output: 3
Statement: oh that is great when i got here in the class triple A Rangers we used to Choices: 1. I arrived in the triple A class of rangers. 2. The rangers have a moral code they live and die by. 3. I arrived in the Z class of rangers.
Output: 2
Statement: Civilization really depends on human beings caring about other human beings. Choices: 1. Without human beings caring about one another, civilization might not continue. 2. Civilization depends, at minimum, on humans agreeing that its not appropriate to hurt one another. 3. Civilization depends on humans killing other humans.
Output: 2
Statement: It would serve no real purpose. Choices: 1. It would be very important to do it. 2. There's no reason for it. 3. It could be done, but it wouldn't do anything for us.
Output: 3
Statement: Hornby still writes with warmth and charm. Choices: 1. Hornby mainly writes children's stories with illustrations. 2. There is warmth and charm in Hornby's writing. 3. The writing of Hornby is entirely cold and stark.
Output: 1
Statement: The body of the bearded man fell quivering and convulsing to the ground. Choices: 1. The man with the beard started to shake as he fell to the ground. 2. The clean-shaven man fell to the ground. 3. The bearded man's body shook hard before it hit the ground.
Output: 3
Statement: In the spirit of the ongoing pile-on on journalists, I have to argue that journalists are to blame for rock pomposity. Choices: 1. Journalists are to blame for their pompous rigidness.  2. Journalists are an easy target due to the nature of their profession.  3. Journalists are currently well supported by the units that they report on. 
Output: 2
Statement: Usually tapas include seafood, meatballs, salad vegetables, fried fish, and olives. Choices: 1. Tapas rarely contain olives and salted vegetables. 2. Seafood is a typical ingredient of tapas. 3. Seafood is a common ingredient in most Spanish food.
Output: 3
Statement: It was absurd, this giving way to nerves!  Choices: 1. It was absurd to think that being nervous is absurd. 2. There was no reason at all to be nervous. 3. Being nervous wasn't absurd, but completely natural given the situation.
Output: 3
Statement: Raimondi has been evicting residents and demolishing trailers that are left behind in order to meet a city requirement that he present a clean piece of land with no environmental concerns. Choices: 1. Raimondi is trying to make his property clean with no environmental concerns. 2. Raimondi is getting rid of the trash on his property. 3. Raimondi is ignoring the city requirement to clean his property.
Output: 2
Statement: If you've never seen a corrida, be prepared to witness an ancient ritual that for aficionados is more art than sport. Choices: 1. As an ancient ritual, it definitely looks more like a sport than actual art. 2. Aficionados believe that that the ancient ritual is more art than sport. 3. The ancient ritual involves singing and dancing.
Output: 3
Statement: Otherwise,the Las Vegas Sporting House a membership sporting club, makes its courts available to nonmembers as well, and several additional courts can be found in Lorenzi Park. Choices: 1. Most professionals prefer to use the courts belonging to the Las Vegas Sporting House. 2. The Las Vegas Sporting House doesn't allow nonmembers to use its courts. 3. There's a member-based sporting club called the Las Vegas Sporting House.
Output: 1
Statement: New illumination was installed in 1985 to light up the tower from within, and it was the obvious main focus of France's celebrations for the change of the millennium in 1999. Choices: 1. The New Illumination was installed to light up the Eiffel Tower.   2. The New Illumination was not in place to celebrate the new millennium.   3. The New Illumination was the main focus for the new millennium celebrations.  
Output: 1
Statement: every once in a while um Choices: 1. From time to time. 2. Not everyday or even every month or anything, but occasionally. 3. Never at any time at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Shannon what and why, he repeated silently. Choices: 1. What and why, he asked Shannon. 2. He wondered why Shannon would betray them. 3. What and why, he continuously repeated.
Output: 2
Statement: I was entirely wrong, Doctor. Choices: 1. I was wrong, Doctor. 2. I was wrong about the whole thing, Doctor. 3. Iwas right, Doctor.
Output: 2