niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: For many, the best reason for visiting the basilica is the view of the city from the dome or the terrace below. Choices: 1. The basilica has a great view of the city. 2. The basilica has a great view of the city in certain parts of the building. 3. The basilica does not have a great view of the city.
Output: 2
Statement: As Greek colonial power grew weak from Athens-Sparta rivalry back home and pressure from Phoenicians in Sicily, the vacuum was filled by an uppity confederation of Latin and Sabine tribes living on seven hills known collectively as Rome. Choices: 1. Rome came into power following the Greek's loss of colonial power due to a rivalry at home as well as Phoenician pressure in Sicily. 2. Athens-Sparta were powerful allies that saw everything eye to eye, and the Phoenicians did everything they could to help Sicily. 3. The Athens-Sparta rivalry was over their preferred sports teams at the olympics.
Output: 3
Statement: On the arts side, there are videotapes of great performances of great operas. Choices: 1. Operas are never taped. 2. SOmeone taped Evita. 3. Someone taped the great operas.
Output: 2
Statement: Squat mandrakes were carrying off bodies toward a great fire that was burning in another square. Choices: 1. Tall mandrakes kicked bodies away from the great fire burning in the square. 2. The great fire was burning in another square as squat mandrakes carried bodies toward it from elsewhere. 3. Bodies were being brought to the fire since the mandrakes were told to do so.
Output: 3
Statement: Some of his more specific suggestions strike me as less than helpful. Choices: 1. His specific suggestions are not very helpful to me. 2. All of his specific suggestions have been very helpful to me. 3. Some of his other suggestions are much more helpful to me.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to monitoring day-to-day performance, it is important for an organization to track performance over time and measure it against established performance goals or indicators. Choices: 1. Goals must he formed and held accountable to make progress.  2. Organizations should never track their performance.  3. It's important for organizations to track performance over time. 
Output: 1
Statement: Situated a stone's throw from the Calle Mayor on Avenida General Sanjurjo in the old town, the cathedral was considerably restored after the Civil War. Choices: 1. After the Civil War, the cathedral was renovated. 2. It was originally constructed in the 12th century. 3. The cathedral was destroyed during the Civil War.
Output: 2
Statement: The pace of deregulation and financial-market liberalization are not the only areas in which Japan lags behind Western countries; it appears that Japan's defense, too, is due for a thoroughgoing review. Choices: 1. Japan is not behind on financial-market-liberalization.  2. Japan is ahead of other countries in technology however. 3. Japan is behind several countries regarding its defense.  
Output: 2
Statement: Evidence should be sufficient, competent, and relevant to support a sound basis for audit findings, conclusions, and recommendations. Choices: 1. Evidence should be relevant to be used in audit findings, especially in health care. 2. Evidence should be relevant to be used in audit findings. 3. Evidence doesn't necessarily need to be relevant to be used in audit findings.
Output: 1
Statement: Flaming Pie , by Paul McCartney (Capitol). Choices: 1. Flaming Pie is a song.  2. John Lennon wrote Flaming Pie.  3. Flaming Pie was written by Paul McCartney.
Output: 1
Statement: Cybercitizens will be hard-wired, and entertainment as we know it will be in the form of IPOs. Choices: 1. Entertainment will someday be in the form of IPOs. 2. People will have to order and pay for their entertainment someday. 3. Cybercitizens are future people who can live forever.
Output: 2
Statement: What do I do? Choices: 1. I cannot do it. 2. What can I do? 3. What should I do?
Output: 2
Statement: i don't think we should ever give them a lifetime income Choices: 1. I think that giving them a lifetime income is a good idea. 2. I think they should have to work for their money like everyone else. 3. I don't think we should give them a lifetime income.
Output: 2
Statement: The original Winnie-the-Pooh was the mascot of a Canadian regiment, an actual living bear named for the city of Winnipeg. Choices: 1. Canadian regiments are not allowed to have mascots. 2. Winnie the Pooh was a Canadian mascot modeled after a beloved bear. 3. Winnie the Pooh was a Canadian mascot.
Output: 2
Statement: Child's play to the masculine mind. Choices: 1. Someone is listening to a childish conversation. 2. It is a lot to take in for someone with an adult mind. 3. Weak thought to the man's mind.
Output: 1
Statement: Adjacent to the Star Ferry terminal is Ocean Terminal, where international cruise ships dock, and the gigantic Harbour City a complex of malls, hotels, and restaurants. Choices: 1. Beside the Star Ferry terminal is Harbour City and Ocean Terminal.  2. Across from the Ocean Terminal is the Star Ferry terminal and Harbour City.  3. The Star Ferry terminal sees hundreds of thousands of people pass through every day. 
Output: 3
Statement: 'That's where we were hoping you might have a thought or two,' Greuze replied. Choices: 1. Greuze was hoping I might have a thought or two.  2. Greuze never considered asking me for my thoughts.  3. I'm much smarter than Greuze. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i'm not much of a Rotocop man Robocop you know myself Choices: 1. I love RoboCop. 2. I don't really like Robocop because it's so far-fetched. 3. I don't really like Robocop.
Output: 2
Statement: The liveliest, most colorful time is during the autumn grape harvest, la vendemmia, but tasting and buying goes on at many of the Chianti vineyards all year round. Choices: 1. There is a very bad weather when it's grape harvest time. 2. The grape harvest is a big part of the town. 3. You can take part of the harvests as a volunteer.
Output: 3
Statement: Moreover, requiring legal services attorneys to monitor their clients' movements and formally withdraw whenever the client left the country would creating extraordinary burdens for the LSC grantees, the clients, opposing parties, and the courts. Choices: 1. There would be huge burdens upon LSC grantees if attorneys had to monitor their clients.  2. There is no burnen in attorneys monitoring their clients.  3. The LSC lawyers are extremely overworked. 
Output: 3
Statement: and they don't allow uh any sweat any sweat shirts or t shirts that might have vulgar or you know anything like that on it but Choices: 1. They don't allow any clothing with vulgarness on them.  2. They promote vulgarness on clothing pieces.  3. There are children around, so vulgarness shouldn't be on clothes. 
Output: 3
Statement: Such PPE is expensed if purchased, but no amount is recognized if it is received as a donation. Choices: 1. It is preferred by most people to receive PPE as a donation rather than as an expense. 2. If it is given as a donation, a PPE won't be treated as an expense. 3. PPE is always considered an expense regardless of it has been donated or not.
Output: 1
Statement: i had stuff for like Sanger Harris and you know it got up like to couple of hundred dollars and i thought well that's okay cause all they wanted was ten dollars a month right  i wasn't thinking a thing about it Choices: 1. I figured it was alright since they only requested ten dollars a month. 2. Little did I know that the ten was actually a one thousand. 3. It was not okay by any means that they wanted to charge me ten dollars a month.
Output: 2
Statement: Edinburgh draws the best of Scottish products to its stores and provides a ready marketplace for goods from the northern Highlands and islands. Choices: 1. If you want to taste the Scottish Haggis or other delicacies, Edinburgh is the go-to place. 2. Edinburgh doesn't really draw the best of Scottish products to its stores. 3. A ready marketplace for goods from the northern Highlands and islands is provied by Edinburgh, as well as the best of Scottish products in its stores.
Output: 1
Statement: How we got there, that's up for somebody else to determine. Choices: 1. It's for someone else to figure out how we ended up here. 2. We got in this mess due to the repeated failure of everyone on our team. 3. We aren't in any dilemma and it's up to no one to decide that we are.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh! Tuppence jumped. Choices: 1. Tuppence leapt and landed on the floor. 2. Tuppence stayed put. 3. Tuppence leapt.
Output: 1
Statement: More and more people demanded more and more care and, thanks to science and technology, that care was far more likely to be efficacious. Choices: 1. Science and technology could not help effectively with care. 2. Science and technology were implemented for providing care for the people. 3. Due to science and technology use, care got more expensive.
Output: 3
Statement: Is it proper to make your bed in a hotel room at the end of your stay? Choices: 1. Are people expected to make their own beds at hotels? 2. The cleaners prefer it if you don't make your own bed in a hotel. 3. Is it normal practice to make your own bed at home?
Output: 2
Statement: Very few realize what a service attorneys volunteer to the community. Choices: 1. Everyone knows that attorneys help people in their communities. 2. Most people overlook the value attorneys bring to the poor people in their communities. 3. Very few people realize what attorneys do for their communities.
Output: 2
Statement: Red turned a carefully blank face to his father. Choices: 1. He did not want to give away how much this hurt. 2. Red began crying to his mother. 3. Red schooled his features.
Output: 1
Statement: As a result, Gradualist reform became discredited and civil unrest a feature of everyday life. Choices: 1. Citizens were furious as a result.  2. Gradualist reform was successful, and civil unrest was unheard of.  3. Civil unrest was a feature of daily life, and Gradualism was discredited as a result. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah he is really interesting Choices: 1. Nobody finds anything he says or does to be notable; he is a bland person. 2. He is not boring. 3. He is funny.
Output: 3
Statement: Why does Miss Howard suppress the letter written on the 17th, and produce this faked one instead?  Choices: 1. Why does the real letter have to be concealed by Miss Howard? 2. Does Miss Howard create a fake letter because the original contains information that we aren't supposed to know? 3. Why will Miss Howard take the trouble to fake the letter and yet show us the real one?
Output: 2
Statement: Leaving them to die is a harsh condemnation. Choices: 1. It's heartless to not protect them. 2. It is cruel to leave them to die. 3. It's just fine to leave them to die.
Output: 1
Statement: OK, so it did mess up the Northeast after all. Choices: 1. Even though the Northeast was well provisioned, it was still messed up. 2. It clarified the Northeast. 3. The Northeast was messed up by it.
Output: 1
Statement: He brought Dayak leaders onto his ruling council but favored the time-honored colonial practice of divide-and-rule by pitting one tribe against another to keep the peace. Choices: 1. He used tribal violence to create peace. 2. The Dayak leaders were invited to his ruling council. 3. The Dayak leaders were responsible for the division of the tribes.
Output: 1
Statement: but they began to cut back because of the oil problems but um you know they would have have um so many community outdoor theaters and and like uh community Choices: 1. The oil problems benefited them greatly. 2. The oil problems caused them to cut back on community upgrades. 3. The oil problems caused them to cut back.
Output: 2
Statement: In that respect, participants noted that the SEC should be effectively using the option of referring cases when appropriate to the Department of Justice for investigation for possible violation of criminal statues. Choices: 1. Participants saw the SEC could not refer cases. 2. Participants saw the SEC could refer cases. 3. Participants saw the SEC could refer 10,000 cases.
Output: 3
Statement: As Aphrodite Jones recounts in her book about the incident, All She Wanted (for which Diane Keaton has bought the movie rights), Tom told a police officer that Lana was in the car but didn't go into the farmhouse. Choices: 1. Tom was speaking to a female police officer. 2. Diane Keaton decided not to buy the movie rights to the All She Wanted book. 3. Diane Keaton bought the movie rights to the book All She Wanted.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan couldn't say who begun the exchange this time. Choices: 1. Ca'daan didn't know who had started this. 2. Ca'daan didn't know why or how this had started. 3. Ca'daan knew exactly how this started.
Output: 2
Statement: Kirby, ain't it? Shannon smiled. Choices: 1. Shannon was asking Kirby if it was him because they did not know each other very well. 2. Shannon was asking Kelly if it was him. 3. Shannon was asking Kirby if it was him.
Output: 1
Statement: Bush's  Christ, because he changed my heart. Choices: 1. Bush changed my heart like Christ does. 2. Bush changed my heart like Christ does, said the man. 3. Bush made me hate him.
Output: 2
Statement: In these situations, an official authorized by the agency head (or designee) must grant advance authority in writing, and the agency must ensure that effective controls are in place to ensure the proper reporting of T&amp;A data. Choices: 1. There is no authority to monitor the generation of data belonging to T&A. 2. T&A data is always granted written authority from agency and effective controls are in place. 3. Official authorized to put the data together have complete control over the data.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh even the small towns now though has really changed from when i was a kid but now i'm raising children it just it really is Choices: 1. Even the modest towns have changed from when I was younger. 2. Nothing has changed since I was a child. 3. Even the modest towns have changed from when I was younger, filled with new buildings and roads.
Output: 3
Statement: The cathedral is less worthy of your attention than its exquisite little Romanesque Clo?®tre Saint-Sauveur. Choices: 1. The cathedral is more interesting than Saint-Sauveur. 2. Saint-Sauveur is a better way to spend your time than the cathedral. 3. Saint-Sauveur is much larger and more elaborately decorated than the cathedral.
Output: 3
Statement: He probably asks himself the same question. Choices: 1. He wouldn't ask that of himself. 2. He would want to know the answer to that as well. 3. He asks himself that every morning.
Output: 3
Statement: How can referrals be effectively accomplished? Choices: 1. Can referrals be effectively accomplished? 2. Referrals can't be accomplished? 3. Referrals are needed 
Output: 3
Statement: After years of neglect it was restored, beginning in the mid-1970s, and opened to the public in 1984. Choices: 1. It was left to rot. 2. It was restored after the government seized i. 3. It was restored in the 1970's.
Output: 2
Statement: Weld's caustic apostasy handed his enemies a persuasive argument against his fitness for the job--that he's undiplomatic. Choices: 1. He's undiplomatic--that's what the caustic apostasy handed his enemies, as a persuasive argument against his fitness for the job. 2. Weld is aware of the plans of his enemies. 3. His enemies consider Weld to be fit for the job.
Output: 2
Statement: that dust yeah  not fun to be in but i haven't seen any like that in probably five or ten years Choices: 1. That dust from that sand storm was no fun at all but it was spectacular to see. 2. That dust was the worst I've seen in a decade. 3. Meh, that dust was not so bad.
Output: 1
Statement: To contribute to that national target, the senior executive in the Nashville regional office had a performance expectation for his office to meet a target accuracy rate of 59. Choices: 1. The Nashville regional office resented the imposition of the performance expectation but it worked. 2. The Nashville regional office had a performance accuracy target of 100. 3. The accuracy rate the senior executive decided on was 59.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i mean it was it was a great movie though i loved the movie Choices: 1. I would watch that movie a thousand times. 2. I was a brilliant movie, and I enjoyed it. 3. The movie was not as good as I expected.
Output: 1
Statement: Two windows, just for one moment standing side by side. Choices: 1. There was one window and a door. 2. There were two windows next to each other. 3. One of the windows was open.
Output: 3
Statement: haircut for spending on programs other than Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. Choices: 1. People are known to spend money on haircut rather than the necessities. 2. The bills from necessities have piled up over the years.  3. People care more about the necessities than other things. 
Output: 2
Statement: Oh no, monsieur. Choices: 1. Absolutely not, Mr. 2. Not at all, sir. 3. Yes indeed, ma'am.
Output: 1
Statement: and they had people out there using all sorts of drugs handling those chemicals Choices: 1. Even though they used drugs, they were allowed to handle chemicals. 2. No one who used drugs ever worked with chemicals. 3. Drug users were handling chemicals.
Output: 1
Statement: John, who had gone into the house, now reappeared.  Choices: 1. The house was now empty. 2. John had still not returned. 3. John came back after being in the house.
Output: 1
Statement: Most articles remain in the current contents list for a week. Choices: 1. The current contents lists most articles.  2. The current contents also list the page numbers. 3. The articles do not remain anywhere. 
Output: 2
Statement: because i know Choices: 1. I know that. 2. I don't know. 3. I am certain of that.
Output: 3
Statement: exactly right that's true Choices: 1. Exactly as you said, it is very true. 2. No, that is false. 3. That is true.
Output: 1
Statement: The British, under the private auspices of the East India Company (EIC), were beginning to poke their noses into North Borneo. Choices: 1. The British under auspices of the East India Company were starting to explore into North Borneo. 2. The British East India Company decided it was unprofitable to poke around in North Borneo. 3. The British East India Company moved into North Borneo looking to increase the spice trade.
Output: 3
Statement: I changed my mind, and you should notice, you spent 150 thousand dollars on it.' Choices: 1. You didn't spend much at all. 2. You spend a lot of money on it. 3. You spent well over your budget on it.
Output: 3
Statement: Outstanding in the ground floor collections are the vast canvases of Gustave Courbet. Choices: 1. The ground floor has canvases from Gustave Courbet. 2. Gustave Courbet's work is only featured on the second floor. 3. Gustave Courbet's work is part of the ground floor collections.
Output: 3
Statement: But on this subject, the medical profession is asleep at the switch. Choices: 1. The medical career is not progressing in certain aspects 2. The medicinal career is not progressing as it should. 3. The medicinal career is progressive in multiple ways
Output: 1
Statement: Its timber-framed houses of the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries are marvelous examples of sturdy Norman architecture, achieving a pleasing irregularity in the way the plaster is set in oblique forms between the solid oak posts and collar beams supporting the balconies. Choices: 1. The timber-framed houses are several centuries old. 2. Norman architecture doesn't hold up well over time, so there are no examples left. 3. Norman architecture was the most popular architectural style for several centuries.
Output: 3
Statement: what do we think about them Choices: 1. what's something we would never say about them? 2. do we like them? 3. what opinion do we hold about them
Output: 2
Statement: The main attractions for the visitor are concentrated in the historic heart of old Istanbul. Choices: 1. Main attractions for travelers are located in old Istanbul 2. Tourist can easily find famous attractions in the heart of old town istanbul. 3. Istanbuls main attractions lie just outside reality.
Output: 2
Statement: However, there is still much to appreciate in Christ Church, including the impressive stonework, soaring nave, and the handsome 19th-century encaustic floor tiles based on a 13th-century pattern. Choices: 1. The Christ Church was built in the 19th century.  2. Christ Church features stonework, soaring nave, and floor tiles.  3. Christ Church is barren and has a wooden floor. 
Output: 1
Statement: She was trying something desperately, but fear was thick on her face, and her hands were unsure. Choices: 1. She was desperate for a solution. 2. She was scared from a raging dog. 3. She was calmed and confident that she was not in any danger.
Output: 2
Statement: (No, wait, that's how you get out of accidentally bombing somebody's embassy.) Choices: 1. That is the wrong way to get out of bombing somebody's embassy. 2. That is the way to escape from bombing an embassy. 3. The embassy was bombed by an allied nation.
Output: 3
Statement: Benefits the representatives cited included the  Choices: 1. Benefits included annual bonuses. 2. The representatives stated there were many benefits. 3. There are no benefits to this program.
Output: 1
Statement: The USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor powerfully evokes the outbreak of World War II in the Pacific . Choices: 1. The USS Arizona Memorial is about the Japanese attack. 2. The USS Arizona Memorial is on the East Coast. 3. The USS Arizona Memorial is a very important figure for World War II.
Output: 1
Statement: i do i do find that the majority the majority of teachers in our group are very professional but then of course we're a stable community and many of them have been in the system for twenty years which i just can't think you'd find that in a large city school Choices: 1. Most of the teachers in the group are professionals who have been here for a long time. 2. Most of the teachers are relatively new to the school. 3. Being at a school for a long time results in better teaching.
Output: 3
Statement: Sumo tournaments are held in January, May, and September at the Kuramae Kokugikan in Tokyo, during March in Osaka, in July in Nagoya, and in November in Fukuoka (Kyushu). Choices: 1. Sumo tournaments are held in specific months. 2. Sumo tournaments attract thousands. 3. Sumo tournaments are only in October.
Output: 2
Statement: As corporations moved in and the mob was slowly pushed out, a new Las Vegas emerged. Choices: 1. Las Vegas was never reborn and filled with crime. 2. As businesses moved in and bad crime organization were slowly pushed, a new Las Vegas came to be. 3. The mob took a lot of investment and money to clear out, but it was worth it.
Output: 3
Statement: However, where shortages have been experienced in manning SCR construction projects with adequate numbers of boilermakers, manpower planning had been done with short notice. Choices: 1. Manpower planning and boiler making has been done at the last minute. 2. There were shortages of resources at the SCR construction projects. 3. The SCR construction projects have continued without any shortages or hindrances 
Output: 1
Statement: You'd have to invoke your own gods for the requisite charm. Choices: 1. People of any faith can take part in this activity. 2. This rite is only available to monotheistic, Christian men. 3. All that we require is that you believe in (a) superior being(s).
Output: 3
Statement: which surprised me that that uh through the jury discussion they were able to convince him against his original opinion so maybe that speaks well for juries Choices: 1. Jury discussions never change anyone's opinions.  2. Jury discussions often result in people changing their original opinions.  3. Through jury discussion, they were able to convince him to abandon his original opinion; perhaps that speaks well of juries. 
Output: 2
Statement: When the American diplomat who supervises the international peace monitors in Kosovo accused Serb police of the massacre, the Yugoslav (i.e. Choices: 1. An American diplomat accused Serbian police of the massacre. 2. The Serbian police have committed murder in Kosovo. 3. The American has no job and monitors nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: The concept of a universal service obligation may really mean more frequent delivery than economically warranted for households living on unprofitable routes. Choices: 1. Universal service obligations raise costs. 2. Universal service obligations lead to more frequent delivery. 3. Universal service obligations lead to long delays in delivery. 
Output: 1
Statement: He looked up at Adrin and stood. Choices: 1. He sat down and looked away from Adrin. 2. He stood and looked up at Adrin. 3. He looked at Adrin who was holding a sword.
Output: 3
Statement: The attorneys who appear before Zelon attest to the fact that counsel and clients in her courtroom have faith in her objectiveness. Choices: 1. They had no faith she would have an open mind with the case. 2. They trust her to be fair and objective. 3. They have dealt with her in court cases before.
Output: 3
Statement: when it clears leather shot the shot's going to be fired you don't pull it out for show you pull it out to take care of business the same way with the blade it it comes out of my back pocket or it comes out of a sheath on my web gear it's coming out and it's going to draw blood you don't pull it trying to think is it uh in the Gurkha forces out of India had a legend that went along with their legendary side arm the Khukri which is their blade Choices: 1. If I pull my blade, I can do so to show it off to everyone around. 2. It is a waste of time and energy to pull out a knife and not use it. 3. When someone draws out a weapon, they should do so to use it.
Output: 2
Statement: The dark made it hard to see more than centimetres ahead, and but for the streaks of starlight we would have been blind. Choices: 1. It was hard to see because it was so dark outside at midnight. 2. It was hard to see because it was so bright outside. 3. It was hard to see because it was so dark outside.
Output: 1
Statement: Hildegard Hammerschmidt-Hummel believes the closest likeness may be a death mask most other scholars think is a fake. Choices: 1. There is no death mask in review. 2. Hummel thinks that the death mask is real, scholars think its fake. 3. The death mask of Jesus is highly debated between scholars and Hummel.
Output: 3
Statement: oh really yeah i i've gotten to where i won't even buy juices anymore because i'm afraid of what's in there Choices: 1. I love juices. 2. I'm afraid of what's in juices. 3. I only drink bottled water now.
Output: 3
Statement: While Rivara and associates note, this option seems to be enforced rarely by most companies, we are aware of anecdotal reports of emergency departments and trauma centers that have ceased testing because of the fears of non-payment. Choices: 1. Rivara and associates say the option is rarely enforced. 2. Rivara and associates say the option is always enforced. 3. Rivara and associates say the option is only enforced 2% of the time.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and you there will be a lot of rebellion in that and when you get people who have no desire to be there in the first place i don't think that they're gonna be serving anybody Choices: 1. When people don't want to be there, they will rebel. 2. You should only have people take people who are willing. 3. Even when people have no wish to be there, they'll still toe the line.
Output: 2
Statement: Barnes won't lack for clients. Choices: 1. Barnes will have many clients. 2. Barnes will severely lack clients. 3. Barnes will have a very high number of clients.
Output: 3
Statement: that would be great great if they weren't too worn out at the time Choices: 1. They'd been doing a lot before they got there. 2. They were as ready to go as ever at that point. 3. They were really worn out by then.
Output: 1
Statement: Alternatively, if you prefer to find an even quieter stretch of beach, the waters around Ibiza are dotted with a host of minor islets, most uninhabited but all eminently explorable. Choices: 1. You won't be able to find any minor islets near Ibiza. 2. Around Ibiza there are beaches so quiet you can hear your own heartbeat. 3. Ibiza has an assortment of islets that no one lives in.
Output: 2
Statement: However, it is uncertain whether wealth-based measures are reliable for gauging the growth in the nation's capital stock and whether revaluation of existing assets should count as saving for society as a whole. Choices: 1. It's clear wealth-based measures can be counted on. 2. It's not clear if wealth-based measures can be counted on if the nation's capital stock is more than 25%. 3. It's not clear if wealth-based measures can be counted on.
Output: 2
Statement: ( outlines how the Reform Party selects its presidential nominee.) Choices: 1. The Reform Party has only ever nominated white candidates. 2. There is no basis for how the Reform Party chooses its candidate, so they just support the Green candidate instead. 3. A nominee for president is selected by the Reform Party.
Output: 1
Statement: In any battle, regardless of the skill, there are only three options. Choices: 1. Whether you are weak or powerful, you only have a limited selection of what you can do in a battle scenario. 2. There are seemingly only a few options in battle, regardless of power or weakness. 3. You can do almost anything when in battle, but you must have power.
Output: 1
Statement:  Don Cazar the Mexican officer raised a gloved hand in a beckoning gesture " por favor, Excellency... this one, he is of the Blood?" Hunt Rennie joined Oliveri. Choices: 1. The French man wanted to know about the horse. 2. The Mexican officer waved over the men to ask about the horse's bloodline. 3. The Mexican officer waved over the men to ask about the horse, Rennie joined him and answered all his questions.
Output: 3
Statement: And little Cynthia?  Choices: 1. What of petite, blonde-haired Cynthia?  2. What of petite Cynthia?  3. What about large Cynthia?
Output: 1
Statement: Some information in a case study is likely to be judgmental, particularly when observer and participant-observer modes of data collection are used. Choices: 1. Data collectors can't possibly avoid elements of judgement from their case study when acting as a participant-observer. 2. Observer and participant-observer modes of data collection are likely to bring some element of judgement to a case study. 3. Case studies using observer and participant-observer modes of data collection are always totally non-judgemental.
Output: 1
Statement: 3 percent-and (2) gross national saving varies depending on how much the federal government saves. Choices: 1. Gross national saving changes depending on how much the federal government spends . 2. Gross national saving changes depending on how much the federal government saves. 3. Gross national saving changes depending on how much the federal government saves in interest.
Output: 3
Statement: What do you know about Jane Finn?  Choices: 1. I know you know nothing about Jane Finn. 2. I heard Jane Finn has a drinking problem, do you know anything about this? 3. Do you know anything about Jane Finn?
Output: 2
Statement: Rennie on his way to Johnny Shannon ... What had Fenner said-"li'l cub ... warn't more 'n four."Drew Rennie at four hard to sort out one very early memory from another. Choices: 1. Rennie was going to Johnny Shannon. 2. Rennie knew Johnny Shannon. 3. Rennie doesn't know Johnny Shannon.
Output: 2
Statement: Although it is not a tourist attraction, the rock is steeped in tradition. Choices: 1. The rock was the site for a famous execution a decade ago. 2. The rock, surrounded in tradition, is not well known by tourists. 3. The rock is a huge attraction with tourists, although no one knows why.
Output: 1
Statement: The simplicity of the tomb would have been much more preferred by il Poverello than the well-intentioned lavishness showered upon the basilica. Choices: 1. Poverello would correctly have enjoyed the lavishness and riches put upon the basilica. 2. Poverello always believed in minimalism. 3. Having a simple tomb would have been preferred by Poverello rather than the richness showered upon it.
Output: 2
Statement: Pillars like the legs of titans and blocks of salt larger than ten men could lift. Choices: 1. A giant caterpillar slimed over the pillars. 2. There were large pillars of stone and blocks of salt. 3. Men and women were working near the blocks of salt.
Output: 3
Statement: An assessment of blood alcohol testing practices found that 91% of physicians who do not measure blood alcohol concentration believe the test is not clinically important because knowledge of the patient's blood alcohol level does not benefit the patient. Choices: 1. Many doctors believe testing for blood alcohol is not beneficial. 2. Only 10% of physicians think alcohol levels are not beneficial to patients. 3. Most doctors would rather not test for blood alcohol levels.
Output: 3
Statement: EPA acknowledges these uncertainties; however, for this analysis, we assume a causal relationship between exposure to elevated PM and premature mortality, based on the consistent evidence of a correlation between PM and mortality reported in the scientific literature. Choices: 1. EPA doesn't acknowledge any relationship between exposure to elevated PM and premature death. 2. Based on consistent evidence, EPA assumes a causal relationship between exposure to elevated PM and early death. 3. Elevated PM exposure can cause death within two years.
Output: 3
Statement: No, that would be too much to hope for, you are not a fool. Choices: 1. That is certainly not too much to hope for. 2. That would be out of the question. 3. You would never agree to something like that.
Output: 3
Statement:  The iron jawed man breathed heavy. Choices: 1. The iron jawed man was out of breath from running. 2. The copper jawed man breathed heavy. 3. The man with the iron jaw breathed heavily.
Output: 1
Statement: does it work for leaves Choices: 1. It has no way of working for leaves. 2. Is it usable on leaves? 3. It may only work on leaves if it is a particular model.
Output: 3
Statement: Nowhere in Rome is the spectacle of Italian street life more pleasantly indulged, thanks to an inspired collaboration of Roman genius across the ages. Choices: 1. Roman genius is the entire reason that Rome has a street life at all. 2. This place within Rome is a significant spectacle of street life due to Roman innovation over time. 3. Rome has no street life thanks to the fact of total Roman incompetence across the ages.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah that was good i liked Rainman too Choices: 1. Rainman is one of my favorites. 2. We both liked Rainman. 3. I know you didn't care for Rainman.
Output: 1
Statement: On the western shore of Dal Lake, is the large white dome and minarets of Hazratbal Mosque, famous for its relic, the hair of the beard of the prophet Mohammed. Choices: 1. Hazratbal Mosque was built around the time when the prophet Mohammed lived. 2. Hazratbal Mosque houses a hair of the prophet Mohammed's beard. 3. Hazratbal Mosque has a large golden dome and no minarets.
Output: 1
Statement: And Gates and Appiah would have to be thanked for opening the door. Choices: 1. Gates and Appiah paved the way for those to follow. 2. Gates and Appiah were responsible for opening the door. 3. Gates and Appiah were thanked for opening the door. 
Output: 1
Statement: They're very particular at the National Gallery. Choices: 1. At the National Gallery, they are very particular. 2. They act weirdly at the National Galery. 3. The National Gallery does not exist.
Output: 2
Statement: You may even see boracheirosemen sampling the goods from traditional goat-skin bags once used to store and carry wine. Choices: 1. Bags made of goat skin were never used as wine containers. 2. Goat-skin bags were at one time used as containers for wine. 3. Traditional goat-skin bags are now used to store goods such as goat cheese.
Output: 3
Statement: A kilometer (about half a mile) south of the Colosseum, the huge third-century Baths of Caracalla (Terme di Caracalla) were built for 1,600 people to bathe in considerable style and luxury. Choices: 1. The Colosseum is south of the Baths of Caracalla. 2. A kilometer is approximately half of a mile. 3. The Baths of Caracalla attract less tourists than the Colosseum.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm working on my fourth language now, said Lopez, referring to his Russian classes at Woodburn High School. Choices: 1. Lopez learned three languages to perfection before - English, Spanish and Korean. 2. I'm working on my second language now, said Lopez, referring to his English classes at Stone Elementary School. 3. Lopez said that he's working on his fourth language, and he referred to his Russian classes at Woodburn High School.
Output: 1
Statement: Students seem to feel that the mere involvement of a management consulting firm is an indication that the administration cares more than they previously thought. Choices: 1. The students are indifferent to any moves by the administration. 2. The administration hired a management consulting firm to deal with the students' problems. 3. Hiring the management consulting firm was a good public relations move.
Output: 3
Statement: No matter what the weather is like, the landscape is dramatic and breathtaking. Choices: 1. There is a dramatic landscape even when it snows. 2. The landscape is very dull when it rains. 3. The landscape is especially dramatic during cloudy weather.
Output: 3
Statement: we had a Schnauzer that got milk fever right after the babies were born and we had to feed all their babies feed all the babies there were five and there were four of them that survived Choices: 1. If we fed them milk from the sick Schnauzer, the babies would have perished.  2. We fed them the schnauzer milk. 3. The children needed to be fed thoroughly. 
Output: 1
Statement: it's nice and dark and quiet so it just kind of depends on the occasion Choices: 1. It's very loud, bright and horrible. 2. It's very tranquil, nice and dark. 3. It's nice and dark and quiet now, but it will become loud and bright.
Output: 3
Statement: (I'm male, but no one has ever confused me with Charles Bronson.) Choices: 1. I'm male, but I alway get confused with Charles Bronson. 2. Being a male, no one has ever confused me with Charles Bronson. 3. Although being male, no one has thought I was Charles Bronson.
Output: 2
Statement: Just across the border is the huge Lo Wu Cityshopping mall, to which you can walk; other shopping malls are nearby. Choices: 1. Over the border is the massive Lo Wu City shopping mall, among other malls. 2. There is only the one shopping mall in the entire city. 3. There are several malls in the same part of the city.
Output: 3
Statement: Adrin swung, pulled back, stabbed, spun, and stabbed again. Choices: 1. Adrin stabbed something twice. 2. Adrin was not able to stab anything. 3. A demon was stabbed twice by Adrin.
Output: 3
Statement: Bodies In Motion that's that's the name of the one i was thinking of Choices: 1. I don't think the other show was called Bodies in Motion. 2. I liked watching Bodies in Motion because it inspires me. 3. The one I was thinking of was called Bodies in Motion.
Output: 2
Statement: Mentally compromised.' Greuze smiled. Choices: 1. Greuze smiled because he knew what was coming. 2. Greuze seemed to be happy. 3. Greuze was visibly upset. 
Output: 1
Statement: The venerable craft of exquisite handmade paper goods, stationery, and bookbinding is easy to find. Choices: 1. The shops that sell paper goods also sell other products as well. 2. The paper goods sole are mass produced in factories. 3. It is easy to find beautiful handmade paper goods.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah yeah i i i don't i don't feel he uh my husband's grandmother is that bad off and they they offered you know to get to hire you know an a roommate or uh or a part time nurse and she just wouldn't have it at all Choices: 1. My husband's grandmother is so bad that she needs hospice care. 2. I do not believe my husband's grandmother is in terrible shape. 3. Since she will not agree to have a nurse, I figure she is not that bad off.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it's like our car industry and it would have it would it would have gone under a long time ago if it hadn't have been for the Japanese helping us out Choices: 1. Our car industry wouldn't have made it if the Japanese hadn't helped out. 2. Our car industry would have been just find regardless if we had help or not. 3. The Japanese really helped us improve our car models.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, golly, if they find out, will we be in trouble!"   Choices: 1. No one will care if they find out. 2. If we get caught we are in trouble. 3. We need to hide the evidence so that we don't get in trouble.
Output: 3
Statement: Poirot unfolded the sheet of paper eagerly, and uttered an exclamation of satisfaction.  Choices: 1. Poirot yelled in satisfaction as he unfolded the paper eagerly. 2. Poirot was anxious to see what was written on the paper. 3. Poirot was not interested in the paper at all.
Output: 2
Statement: The refusal of the French elite to face up to what looks like reality to the rest of us may doom the very European dreams that have sustained the nation's illusions. Choices: 1. The French elites face the same realities that we do.   2. The French elites will all move to American to avoid taxes.   3. The French elite refuse to face up to the reality of the rest of us.  
Output: 2
Statement: It's better to build a law enforcement system than to punish one outlaw. Choices: 1. Effort is best spent to build a system rather to bring down one person. 2. Law enforcement should go after every single outlaw. 3. It's best to build a system of law enforcement than it is to punish one person.
Output: 1
Statement: This is another game in which lessons and lots of spare money are recommended. Choices: 1. The  game has lessons available. 2. You can take lessons from pro players. 3. They don't offer lessons.
Output: 2
Statement: we're really on to that that the masking is you have to do that very very carefully Choices: 1. The masking is a job that has to be done quite carefully.  2. The masking has to be done carefully because if you mess up it ruins the whole project.  3. You don't have to be very careful when you are doing the masking. 
Output: 2
Statement: Two weeks later, Tom Osborne, then a graduate assistant, was one of his coaches. Choices: 1. Tom Osborne was not qualified to coach anyone. 2. Tom Osborne became one of his coaches 14 days later. 3. Tom Osborne was promoted from graduate assistant to full time coach.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan met them at the mouth of the lowest mine. Choices: 1. They met at the highest mine. 2. They were met by Ca'daan at the lowest mine. 3. They met at the lowest mine to address the concerns about flooding.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah you're bound to all kinds of phones and clocks and and uh here's more jewelry and oh there's even pictures and little porcelain things to put on a coffee table oh here's some brass animals brass candlesticks they're pretty so i'm sure you'd find something Choices: 1. There's nothing in the selection that I think you would like. 2. There are many types of items to choose from. 3. I think you would like the jewelry the best.
Output: 3
Statement: Goa was a vital link for Portugal's colonial trade in the Indian Ocean. Choices: 1. Goa was a very populated port city. 2. Goa was not vital for Portugal's trade. 3. Goa was an important link for Portugal's colonial trades in the Indian Ocean.
Output: 1
Statement: Gray Davis to Los Angeles Superior Court, April 2000; partner, Morrison &amp; Foerster, 1991-2000; partner, Hufstedler, Kaus &amp; Ettinger (and predecessor firms), 1983-91; associate, Beardsley, Hufstedler &amp; Kemble (and related firms), 1977-82 Law  Harvard Law School  49 Choices: 1. Gray Davis was associated with a court in April of 2000. 2. Beardsley founded a firm that was unrelated to law. 3. Kaus & Ettinger won a case in court.
Output: 3
Statement: just about oh it really is it really is also i said we mostly did ours before we started a family Choices: 1. We did ours before we started having kids. 2. We had to do ours before we had kids. 3. We waited until we had a family before doing ours.
Output: 2
Statement: Sulfates and fine particles, exploration of alternative model specifications sometimes found inconsistencies. Choices: 1. There were sometimes inconsistencies found by using alternate models. 2. These inconsistencies may indicate fraudulent activity by data collectors. 3. The alternate models have confirmed all of the previous findings.
Output: 2
Statement: But there are arguments to the contrary. Choices: 1. The evidence to the contrary is very persuasive.  2. The opposite position simply cannot be argued.  3. The contrary position can be argued. 
Output: 1
Statement: What would you do?" Choices: 1. How would you handle this? 2. I already know what you would do. 3. You would do the wrong thing.
Output: 3
Statement:  Dunnes Stores (ILAC Ceter and Nassau Street) sells Irish smoked salmon (ask for the wild, not farmed, variety). Choices: 1. Irish smoked salmon can be purchased at the Dunnes Stores. 2. The farmed salmon lacks some of the flavor that wild salmon has. 3. Ask for farmed salmon instead of wild salmon.
Output: 2
Statement: This executive guide includes examples from our case study organizations as well as information from selected federal organizations, which helped us confirm the applicability of our findings to federal government experience. Choices: 1. The guide uses examples from the case study. 2. The guide uses examples from the case study about nonprofit government agencies. 3. The guide does not use examples from the case study.
Output: 2
Statement: yes uh yeah that's one that we don't use uh i've had uh you know had different companies or you know gas company cards before Choices: 1. We use every single credit card that we have.  2. We don't use all of our credit cards.  3. I've had different card companies before. 
Output: 2
Statement: yes yes i've only seen him in funny stuff and so Choices: 1. He is a comedian and is funny. 2. I have seen him, but only in comedies. 3. I have seen him in dramas before.
Output: 1
Statement: Two of the horses reared up and the noble was showered in bone and blood. Choices: 1. Two horses reared up while the noble was covered in bone and blood. 2. Two horses reared up while the noble was covered in bone and blood from the exploding demon. 3. The horses ran away after the noble was showered in spit and gravel.
Output: 2
Statement: Bedrooms and public rooms with plenty of character lie inside this splendid landmark building dating from the 1930s. Choices: 1. The bedrooms have a lot of character with crown molding and beautiful furniture. 2. The bedrooms are stark. 3. The bedrooms have a lot of character.
Output: 1
Statement: Thus, while the assumption of 5 years of life lost may be appropriate for a subset of total avoided premature mortalities, it may over or underestimate the degree of life shortening attributable to PM for the remaining deaths. Choices: 1. The assumption of 5 years is perfect. 2. A more appropriate assumption for the degree of life attributable to PM for the remaining deaths is 7 years. 3. The assumption may underestimate a factor.
Output: 2
Statement: They're not too small, don't worry. Choices: 1. They are not tiny. 2. They are big enough to hold comfortably. 3. They are incredibly small.
Output: 2
Statement: oh i don't know i guess my husband got a letter at the office i i presume and they must have been asking does your husband work with TI Choices: 1. I think they sent a letter to my husband to find out if your husband works for TI. 2. Since your husband isn't working right now, he didn't say anything. 3. My husband checked his mail at the office but there was nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: Effective design review practices result in the preparation of more comprehensive and accurate design and construction documents, which in turn result in lower project construction costs. Choices: 1. Effective design review practices lead to preparation of a comprehensive design. 2. Effective design review practices lead to preparation of a comprehensive design for engineers. 3. Effective design review practices lead to preparation of a partial design.
Output: 2