niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Gray Davis and leaders in the Legislature, the state committed $10 million a year to legal aid for the poor. Choices: 1. The state was not able to commit any money for the poor community's legal aid.  2. The poor received $10 million in legal assistance from the state.  3. In 2007 alone, the state gave over $10 million in legal assistance to the poor population. 
Output: 3
Statement: 8.36 The third reporting standard for performance audits  Choices: 1. There are is just one reporting standard for audits 2. There are different reporting standards for audits for non-profits. 3. There are different reporting standards for audits
Output: 2
Statement: But what I've seen of it, were you jus' able to run off th' bandidos an' git th' Apaches offen it for good why, it might be a right respectable sorta territory. Choices: 1. The banditos are nice people they want to farm the land, 2. From what I have seen this would be good territory if the bandits and Indians were gotten rid of. 3. The Bandits and Indians are the problem in this territory. They need to get the army in here to catch them all.
Output: 3
Statement: uh i uh as far as uh you know federal and state uh the uh the state i live in has a five percent sales tax Choices: 1. I live in a state that has a five percent sales. 2. The state I live in does not charge sales tax. 3. Sales tax rates vary by the state, ours is a little high.
Output: 3
Statement: You dropped the ball big time in your response to Doubting, about the able-bodied using stalls for the disabled. Choices: 1. Your actions saved the company and everyone that works in it. 2. Your mistake caused thousands of dollars in damages. 3. You dropped the ball in a very severe situation.
Output: 2
Statement: and one time we went to Yellowstone and we were doing the same thing we couldn't find a place to camp and so we were on top of a picnic table with our our sleeping bags i guess and this ranger comes up with this light shines it on us and said that we're just bear bait out there we had our food you know Choices: 1. We went to Yellowstone and stayed in the lodge. 2. We went to Yellowstone without reservations and it was terrible. 3. We went to Yellowstone on vacation.
Output: 2
Statement: At the same time, the tin industry, dominated by Chinese using labor-intensive methods in the 19th century, passed increasingly into Western hands, who employed the modern technology of gravel pumps and mining dredges. Choices: 1. Chinese labor-intensive methods for tin mining resulted in many deaths. 2. The tin industry passed from British control to the Chinese, who found more success with labor-intensive methods. 3. Rather than use labor intensively, the British opted to run the tin industry using modern technology.
Output: 1
Statement: The average California farmworker is employed 6-9 months per year and earns between $5,000 and $7,499 annually. Choices: 1. Farmers are underpayed for the work they do in California.  2. Farmers work year round. 3. Farmers in california typically work for 6-9 months and earn roughly $5000 to $7499 a year. 
Output: 1
Statement: In the 1994 Disney film, the actor Nathan Lane supplied the voice of Timon in much the same style as his flamboyantly gay character in The Birdcage . When I saw the Broadway version of the musical, the audience roared at Timon's even more exaggerated gay mannerisms. Choices: 1. The Broadway audience was amused by the gay mannerisms of Timon due to cultural cues. 2. The Broadway audience didn't appreciate Timon's gay mannerisms in the musical. 3. In the 1994 film by Disney, Nathan Lane was the voice of Timone.
Output: 1
Statement: I had two gripes. Choices: 1. The speaker had no issues or anything else to complain about. 2. Both complaints the speaker have relate to his health. 3. There are two issues the speaker has.
Output: 2
Statement: his big thing last year was throwing it in the water and reeling it up that was what he considered fishing this year he's gotten to where he can we we were at a friend's uh stock pond we were out at their farm and and they had been fishing and let him use the pole while we walked we all walked off a healthy hundred yards or so and let him fish and he started trying to cast it Choices: 1. They liked to throw it in the water last year. 2. They never wanted to fish last year. 3. They liked to throw it in the water last year but I like to prepare a lot and learn about things first.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh then she found out that these automobile dealerships needed and so she got some people to help her and she had one and then she was doing a good job and she wound up having uh eight or ten automobile dealerships Choices: 1. She's thinking about hiring someone to help her keep up with demand. 2. She started at one auto dealership, and has expanded to eight or ten now. 3. She hasn't been able to get more than the one automobile dealership.
Output: 1
Statement: Unlike France the U.S. also makes extensive use of kiosks for delivery. Choices: 1. Delivery kiosks are forty percent more efficient than other delivery methods. 2. Delivery kiosks are used in both France and the U.S. 3. France is the only country that makes use of delivery kiosks.
Output: 1
Statement: That didn't stop Utah Nonprofit Housing's attorneys from then sending Kemp a summons to show cause why he had not moved out. Choices: 1. Kemp messed up  2. Utah's nonprofit housing didn't have their attorneys summon Kemp 3. It didn't stop Utah's Nonprofit Housing lawyers from summoning Kemp to court 
Output: 1
Statement: E's critique, in  I don't know. Choices: 1. I do not know. 2. I do not know the reason for this. 3. I am aware and know this.
Output: 2
Statement: Star Wars was never reviewed well by critics. Choices: 1. Critics often claimed Star Wars had poor acting and an unmemorable plot. 2. Critics never reviewed Star Wars very favorably. 3. From the very start, every critic gave Star Wars great reviews. 
Output: 1
Statement: But it tells us more about this edgy and anxious market than it does about Disney. Choices: 1. Majority of its information is about this unstable market, with only minor references to Disney. 2. Disney can be studied in detail with its help. 3. For us, it is informative on this unstable market. 
Output: 1
Statement: Gilded bronze lions defend the throne. Choices: 1. Ceramic toads guard the throne. 2. On either side of the throne are gilded bronze lines poised to strike. 3. The lions were a gift from the Austria.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, as greenhouse gas emissions are projected to grow exponentially in the developing world in the next two decades, we must evaluate the costs of imposing domestic reductions as a very high cost against potentially low-cost opportunities for mitigating and sequestering carbon emissions in the developing world. Choices: 1. Greenhouse gas emissions are estimated to grow in both the developing and developed worlds. 2. Greenhouse gas emissions from the developing world are non-existent and can be discarded. 3. Lowering greenhouse gas emissions from the developing world would greatly reduce global warming.
Output: 3
Statement: Hindu ethics say that the path to salvation has three  righteousness, prosperity honestly achieved, and, not least, pleasure. Choices: 1. The way to achieve prosperity honestly is written in Hindu texts. 2. Hindu ethics do not instruct you how to achieve salvation.  3. The path to salvation in Hindu ethics includes pleasure.
Output: 1
Statement: Thus, the unified surplus reflects the difference between federal receipts and all federal government outlays including those used to purchase capital goods, such as roads, buildings, and weapons systems. Choices: 1. The government has a surplus of money. 2. Surplus means not enough or few. 3. A surplus is more than needed or necessary.
Output: 1
Statement: okay but i you know so they allotted for you know things like that like you know people didn't know they were being tested well you might have had a drink last night you know and that would show up too Choices: 1. The people that were tested all had a drink last night. 2. If you had a drink last night, that would show up in your test. 3. People know they were getting tested, and they won't know if they had a drink last night.
Output: 1
Statement: So Schumer has done the next best thing, which is to steal D'Amato's campaign style. Choices: 1. Schumer's campaign style was the exact opposite of D'Amato's.  2. Schumer has ripped off D'Amato's campaign style.  3. Schumer was determined to come out on top no matter how bad it made him look. 
Output: 3
Statement: Bork was immovable. Choices: 1. Bork could not be moved. 2. Bork could not be moved, even though they tried. 3. It was easy to push Bork aside.
Output: 2
Statement: What will Stark think of us and what will he do?  Choices: 1. Stark doesn't have any thoughts and won't do anything. 2. Will Stark do anything to us or will he think badly of us? 3. What should we expect Stark to think of us and what will he do?
Output: 2
Statement: A hotline is the gateway to a self help center offering court forms, a web page, 120 self-help packets, phone advice, clinics, and outcomes follow-up. Choices: 1. Self-help centers provide little to no information. 2. People that enter self-help centers typically leave them in a better mental state. 3. Self-help centers offer multiple forms of information and help.
Output: 2
Statement: Alamo Hills just threw it out. Choices: 1. Alamo Hills did not throw it out. 2. Alamo Hills just threw it out. 3. Alamo Hills just threw it out of the stadium.
Output: 3
Statement: Second, Martha Stewart the brand can survive without Martha Stewart the person, as Ralph Lauren the brand survives without Ralph Lauren selling every shirt. Choices: 1. These brands can survive without the faces behind the names. 2. These brands can survive without the faces behind them but sales will suffer. 3. These brands need the faces behind them to survive.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah they really make themselves look bad and i don't know why certain groups are fighting so hard to keep the ten four one Choices: 1. They shouldn't fight so much.  2. They make themselves look terrible.  3. They make themselves look great. 
Output: 1
Statement: This is a good place to rest and recuperate, and gain a different slant on life in the city; you may come upon the Barge Cafe, which travels up and down the canal, and serves breakfast and brown-bag lunches. Choices: 1. The Barge Cafe is normally only frequented by locals. 2. The Barge Cafe serves both brown-bag lunches and breakfast. 3. The Barge Cafe stands completely still, making it easier to locate.
Output: 1
Statement: It was reviewed by OMB and approved as meeting the requirements of the Order. Choices: 1. The Order has harsh requirements to be met. 2. OMB reviewed it and it was found to meet the requirements. 3. It was not subjected to a review to see if it met requirements.
Output: 1
Statement: You and Tuppence have been sticking together like Siamese twins. Choices: 1. There is no separating you and Tuppence anymore. 2. You and Tuppence have barely seen each other. 3. You and Tuppence have been hand in glove.
Output: 1
Statement: The second version, posed by a Reuters correspondent, was whether Bush thought rumors of his cocaine use were being planted. Choices: 1. A Reuters correspondent suspected Bush of using chocolate. 2. A Reuters correspondent suspected Bush of using cocaine. 3. A Reuters correspondent suspected Bush of using cocaine, but it was never proved.
Output: 3
Statement: The Industrialist found it impossible to organize himself to the point of directed thought. Choices: 1. The business person could not get their mind in order. 2. His mind never faulted in its single tunnel  vision. 3. They were nervous about making a presentation to their board of directors.
Output: 3
Statement: The SEC prepared an Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (IRFA) in connection with the proposed rule, which was summarized in the notice of proposed rulemaking (61 Fed. Choices: 1. The analysis was conducted by professionals in the field. 2. The analysis was never completed in time. 3. The analysis was summarized in the notice of proposed rulemaking.
Output: 1
Statement: The policy states that, during this phase, a system's configuration should be documented and the system should be demonstrated using prototypes in a relevant environment. Choices: 1. The policy states that the system use child drawings for demonstration. 2. During the phase, it's important to note the configuration. 3. Document this system's configuration during the phase to note changes.
Output: 3
Statement: they have the defense to do it Choices: 1. Their defense is one of the best. 2. They have the worst defense. 3. They have a good enough defense for that.
Output: 1
Statement: In late 2000 - eleven months after the adoption of Strategic Directions 2000-2005 - LSC issued its fourth program letter on state planning that set forth expectations for each justice community. Choices: 1. The LSC felt proud at the time of publishing their fourth program letter. 2. The LSC issued its fourth program letter in late 2000. 3. The LSC never drafted a fourth program letter.
Output: 1
Statement: For more information on the criteria we used to select these organizations, see appendix I. As federal agencies continue to improve their management and financial accountability, they will be able to draw upon the expertise and experience of these private sector and state government organizations. Choices: 1. Appendix I is the most comprehensive compilation of its nature. 2. Appendix I will provide additional information on the organization selection criteria. 3. Appendix I has no additional information to offer on organization selection criteria.
Output: 1
Statement: Bengali peddlers had already brought the faith to the east coast. Choices: 1. The east coast had already been introduced to the east coast by Bengali peddlers. 2. The peddlers had come to the east coast intending to trade. 3. The east coast had never been introduced to the faith before.
Output: 2
Statement: If auditors determine that internal controls over data which are significantly dependent upon computerized information systems are not effective or if auditors do not plan to test the effectiveness of such controls, auditors should include audit documentation regarding the basis for that conclusion by addressing (1) the reasons why the design or operation of the controls is ineffective, or (2) the reasons why it is inefficient to test the controls. Choices: 1. If auditors find the internal controls over data are not effective, they should include that documentation. 2. If auditors find the internal controls over data are not effective, they should include that documentation in the appendix. 3. If auditors find the internal controls over data are not effective, they should not include that documentation.
Output: 2
Statement: Is it possible, she asks, to become famous while disappearing? Choices: 1. She said you gave up all your privacy when you became famous. 2. She didn't know how to become famous. 3. She said you could certainly be famous while also disappearing. 
Output: 1
Statement: But Tommy missed one face. Choices: 1. Tommy saw all the faces. 2. Tommy didn't get all the faces 3. Tommy couldn't see one face.
Output: 3
Statement: Prices on electronics have risen in the past two years; check prices at home before you buy here. Choices: 1. Prices of electronics has stagnated after two years of rising. 2. The prices of electronics is at an all time low. 3. The price of electronics has continually risen over the past two years.
Output: 1
Statement: Nye answered before Drew could. Choices: 1. Drew didn't have time to say anything before Nye stood up and answered.  2. Nye answered first.  3. Drew answered while Nye remained silent. 
Output: 1
Statement: In a town where the fast lane is the norm and Hollywood isn't a place but a state of being, you can't help feeling part of something exciting and unpredictable. Choices: 1. The fast pace of the Hollywood lifestyle is it's most defining characteristic. 2. Hollywood's slow place and average lifestyle make you feel like you are part of a boring and predictable town. 3. Hollywood can make you feel like you are part of something unique and exciting.
Output: 1
Statement: Cynthia Murdoch was just coming in, and Poirot stood aside to let her pass.  Choices: 1. Cynthia was coming in right now with her entourage following her. 2. Cynthia was coming in right now. 3. Cynthia was marching out.
Output: 1
Statement: Congress, led by Newt Gingrich, had cut federal funding for such services across the board. Choices: 1. The congress only cut federal funding for one month. 2. The congress is not leaded by anyone at the moment. 3. Newt Gingrich is the leader of the congress.
Output: 1
Statement: The company is upset not because Sidewalk provided a hyperlink to TicketMaster's site, but because Sidewalk provided a hyperlink deep into TicketMaster's site. Choices: 1. Sidewalk had malicious intent in their dealing with TicketMaster. 2. A hyperlink that referenced more information than what the company was in accordance with was created. 3. The company had no issues with deep hyperlinks made to them.
Output: 1
Statement:  Windsurfing is a major attraction on Ibiza and Formentera; equipment can be hired at escuelas de windsurfing as well as many resorts. Choices: 1. The equipment one can hire for windsurfing at Ibiza and Formentera is expensive. 2. People cannot hire windsurfing gear at Formentera and Ibiza.  3. Windsurfing is a very popular activity in Ibiza. 
Output: 1
Statement: The selection of policies in the CEF study began with a sector-by-sector assessment of market failures and institutional barriers to the market penetration of clean energy technologies in the US. Choices: 1. Clean energy technologies in the US are studied in part by the CEF. 2. The CEF does not study market failures of clean energy technologies in the US. 3. Market failures and institutional barriers were studied by the CEF.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum oh no i think yeah my son's just in day care but even that they have extracurricular activities and the older they get the more that you're involved in that Choices: 1. My son doesn't really want to do extracurricular activities, so I don't force him. 2. I think my son is just in day care, even though they have extracurricular activities, the older they get, the more you can get involved in that. 3. My son has a lot of extracurricular activites, in fact he's doing them right now.
Output: 1
Statement: Our profession, the performance and accountability profession, currently faces a crisis of confidence that must be addressed not only for the good of our profession but also for the good of our country and the nation's capital markets. Choices: 1. The profession is currently suffering from a crisis in public confidence. 2. Our profession has never enjoyed greater trust and confidence. 3. The good of the profession is a higher priority to many of us.
Output: 3
Statement: but the US also makes a lot of uh you know treaties with other people like saying okay if you give up then you can come live in our country and we'll take care of you like Marcos right Choices: 1. The treaties that U.S. makes are not the best thing for the country. 2. The US has treaties for them to surrender and live in the U.S. 3. The U.S. does not make any treaties with former enemies.
Output: 1
Statement: but it uh it's it's wide enough to pick up uh like the width two widths of a lawn mower Choices: 1. It's wide enough, about the width of the kind of lawnmower that you can ride. 2. It's not very wide at all, much shorter in width than a lawnmower. 3. It's about the width or two of a lawnmower.
Output: 1
Statement: Le Vau also designed the marble courtyard, decorated with 84 marble busts. Choices: 1. 84 busts of Greek and Roman gods grace the courtyard designed by Le Vau. 2. The courtyard contains only rose bushes and oak trees. 3. The courtyard has 84 marble busts and was designed by Le Vau.
Output: 1
Statement: There are assertions that Chinese donations to members of Congress swayed Congress' 1994 vote to renew MFN. Choices: 1. It is known that the Chinese played no part in the Congress 1994 vote to renew MFN. 2. Many people know that it was because of Chinese donations that Congress voted to renew the MFN. 3. It is believed that Congress renewed MFN because of Chinese donations.
Output: 2
Statement:  You really worry that you may be told you're in the wrong place? Choices: 1. Are you really concerned about possibly being told you're in the wrong place? 2. I know you don't worry about being told you're in the wrong place. 3. You're worried about being told you're in the wrong place while traveling in a foreign city.
Output: 3
Statement: The bodies of the fallen Sticks littered the ground. Choices: 1. The Sticks were marching along the ground. 2. They were slaughtered by another group of people. 3. The Sticks were dead on the ground.
Output: 2
Statement: McGwire's homer was a high fly, as Niehaus attested, and as was confirmed by his broadcast partner Rick Rizzs, who marveled at the ball's hang time. Choices: 1. McGwire hit a foul ball. 2. McGwire hit a home run out of the park. 3. McGwire hit a home run.
Output: 2
Statement: Some of butchest guys around go all atwitter when ladies ask them about their guns. Choices: 1. Tough guys act macho on facebook when it comes to gun use 2. Some men are considered more "butch" than others. 3. Ladies ask about guns so they know how to properly care for them.
Output: 3
Statement: The United Kingdom's Cabinet Office works in partnership with other parts of the central government, local government, and other bodies in the public and private sectors to modernize and coordinate government in order to secure excellence in policymaking and responsive, high-quality public services. Choices: 1. The United Kingdom's Cabinet Office works with other groups to work together with other government groups to make better laws. 2. The United Kingdom's Cabinet Office works with other groups to coordinate government efforts. 3. The United Kingdom's Cabinet Office refuses to work with anyone else.
Output: 1
Statement: In many ways Yoritomo was a less-than-admirable figure in Japanese history, but you still might want to stop at this little moss-covered stone pagoda to pay your respects. Choices: 1. Yoritomo was so bad he didn't get a memorial. 2. Yoritomo's memorial is very beautiful and popular with visitors. 3. Yoritomo was not a great person.
Output: 2
Statement: federal surpluses and deficits differ? Choices: 1. Is there a difference between federal surpluses and deficits? 2. Is there a large difference between federal surpluses and deficits? 3. Is there a difference between federal taxes and deficits?
Output: 2
Statement: But the largest single federal day-care subsidy is the Dependent Care Tax Credit, which now distributes more than $2. Choices: 1. The subsidy provides tax breaks to parents. 2. The dependent care tax credit is a small federal program. 3. The dependent care tax credit is the largest single subsidy.
Output: 1
Statement: In each report, an agency is to review and discuss its performance compared with the performance goals it established in its annual performance plan. Choices: 1. An agency has to attempt to achieve the performance goals. 2. The agency is to ignore its performance goals. 3. The agency established its performance goals two years ago.
Output: 3
Statement: Bell's inability to see a world beyond the context of military and economic Big Stuff is what dates this book most of all. Choices: 1. Bell has an education in military and economic history. 2. This book does not cover military or economic 'Big Stuff'. 3. This book is dated because of its focus on military and economic 'Big Stuff'.
Output: 1
Statement: Amount does not include revenue forgone as a result of tax-deferral on investment income. Choices: 1. Amount includes tax deferred revenue  2. Revenue is ignored by tax deferral  3. Amount doesn't include revenue ignored as a result of tax deferral on investment income 
Output: 2
Statement: That, of course, I cannot say, but ”shall I tell you my own private opinion, Hastings? Choices: 1. I have no opinion on that. 2. I do not trust my opinion on that. 3. I cannot say that.
Output: 2
Statement: She has too much pride to surrender in the middle of the battle. Choices: 1. She had so little pride that she would hand herself over in the midst of battle if she got scared enough. 2. She will surrender only if she is captured.  3. Her pride will not allow her to surrender during battle.
Output: 2
Statement: yes i do i just got my certification huh-uh Choices: 1. I failed, so I didn't get my certification 2. I got my certificate in teaching 3. I just got my qualification!
Output: 2
Statement: There is little to hold the attention here although the area has seen important historical incidents which have had a bearing on modern Jamaica. Choices: 1. The area is irrelevant to modern Jamaica. 2. The area has much to hold the attention in spite of its recent providence. 3. Modern Jamaica has been affected by important historical incidents from this area.
Output: 1
Statement: And he made it on the crack of the gun. Choices: 1. The gun went off with a crack. 2. The gun went off silent. 3. The gun went off with a crack and it was very loud.
Output: 3
Statement: Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada are the largest resorts, well-equipped with hotels and eateries, with a full range of facilities such as windsurfing, water-skiing, and water  Dahab and Nuweiba on the west coast of the Sinai are smaller, with a hardened diving or windsurfing crowd great for a low key vacation. Choices: 1. The Sharm El Sheikh is not suitable for low key vacations. 2. Windsurfing is one of the activities at Sharm El Sheikh. 3. Sharm El Sheikh is the smallest resort, and Hurghada is the second smallest.
Output: 1
Statement: Increasingly, grantees are using targeted outreach methods rather than shotgun approaches like general media advertising. Choices: 1. They have changed the approaches they use. 2. There is a number of methods to have outreach. 3. There is no outreach programe for the grantees.
Output: 2
Statement: oh to find my most important parts but i don't know i don't know if i'm going to go go i wish was an avid camper and i could really talk about like gardening or something i can talk about that a lot but um Choices: 1. I'd like to be an avid camper. 2. I'm not sure sure I ever will. 3. I don't like to talk much about camping or gardening. 
Output: 2
Statement: And I happen to know, Dave, that you don't even have fare to Saskatchewan left. Choices: 1. I know you don't have enough money left to get to Saskatchewan, Dave. 2. Dave, I know you don't have the money to get to Saskatchewan because you spent it all on beer. 3. Dave, I know you have plenty of money for your fare to Saskatchewan.
Output: 2
Statement: I felt good. Choices: 1. The rain made me feel good. 2. I felt like crap. 3. I was feeling good.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh well sewing does take up take an awful lot of time takes an awful lot of time Choices: 1. Sewing is fast and easy. 2. Sewing different clothes takes up a lot of my time. 3. Sewing takes up time.
Output: 2
Statement: These interpretations would also invite exploitation by allowing litigants to simply wait until an alien temporarily departed the United States before cutting off workers compensation benefits, or initiating eviction, repossession, or divorce or custody proceedings. Choices: 1. The interpretations could be exploited. 2. Temporary departure from the United States would be possible. 3. Exploitation is not possible.
Output: 2
Statement: The CASA program is a volunteer organization of people who assist and advocate for the rights of individual children in foster care. Choices: 1. The CASA program has a large number of volunteers. 2. The people who comprise the CASA program are paid employees. 3. The CASA program helps children in the foster care system.
Output: 1
Statement: Technology to remove SO2 is anticipated to continue along current trends and rely heavily on wet FGD and other advanced technologies. Choices: 1. It has been anticipated the technology to remove So2. 2. It has been delayed the technology to remove So2. 3. It has been anticipated the technology to remove So2, according to the news.
Output: 3
Statement: The commission seems to be giving some credence to the claimed benefits of the merger, while hedging its bets on the competition issue by shoring up Office Max and seeding healthy retail conflict in scores of communities. Choices: 1. The Office Max merger is necessary in order to avoid bankruptcy.  2. The merger has many listed benefits which have been reviewed by the commission.  3. The people were against the merge, because Office Max wouldn't bring in anything
Output: 1
Statement: well do you have time to read the paper in the morning Choices: 1. I know you don't have time to read the paper in the mornings. 2. Can you find the time to read the paper in the morning? 3. Can you find the time to read the paper during breakfast?
Output: 3
Statement: This left 100,000 dead, with even more dying from famine and disease, while 150,000 were taken captive. Choices: 1. Many people died later from famine and disease. 2. No one died and no one was taken captive. 3. Several people died or were taken captive.
Output: 1
Statement: well i know but then okay but that's here but then other countries are doing it to us Choices: 1. Not our own. 2. Our own country is to blame. 3. Other countries are doing it to us. 
Output: 1
Statement: Olives and olive oil are obvious choices to take home. Choices: 1. Some of the more obvious choices to take home are olives and olive oil. 2. It is controversial and rare to use olives or olive oil. 3. Most people like olives and olive oil.
Output: 3
Statement: Before you leave the castle's Esplanade, be sure to see the small bronze fountain on the wall to the left of the entrance. Choices: 1. There is a small fountain on the wall of the castle that is supposed to bring you good luck. 2. There is a small fountain on the wall of the castle. 3. There is a small fountain in the basement of the castle.
Output: 1
Statement: A small square on the seafront marks the center of town. Choices: 1. The center of the town in marked by a small square on the seafront. 2. The square by the seafront is often splashed by waves from the sea.  3. A small compass near the forrest marks the edge of the town.
Output: 2
Statement: He suggests that processing and transportation of mail do not seem to be characterized by scale economies, and that they could be provided by competing firms. Choices: 1. He claims that economies of scale do not apply to mail treatment. 2. He mentions that major economies of scale can be applied to the processing and transportation of mail. 3. When he says that economies of scale do not apply to mail treatment, he is excluding the use of machines.
Output: 3
Statement: The oldest and most authentic Yemenite restaurant in town, serving excellent mellawachs (pancakes). Choices: 1. The Yemenite restaurant offers a range of 20 pancakes. 2. The pancakes at the Yemenite restaurant are mediocre. 3. The best place to eat superb pancakes is at the oldest Yemenite restaurant.
Output: 1
Statement: Looks, however, as his master could have proven, were deceiving. Choices: 1. You cannot judge something by how it looks.  2. Often people appear innocent and they are not.  3. You can often tell everything you need to know just by looking at someone. 
Output: 2
Statement: 'Oh gee, I don't know Derry. Choices: 1. I have no way of knowing that information. 2. I know everything you need to know Derry. 3. 'Uh oh, no idea Derry.
Output: 1
Statement: But they were both gay enough this afternoon, and chatted together like a couple of children.  Choices: 1. They chatted together in the afternoon. 2. They didn't speak to each other during the afternoon. 3. The fancied each other and chatted about it.
Output: 3
Statement: For years their territory had been the target of a struggle between the British and French, and the emphatic British victory in the French and Indian War forced them to leave, when they refused to swear allegiance to the British Crown. Choices: 1. The French and Indian War was won by the British. 2. The British lost in the French and Indian War . 3. The British won the French and Indian War after three months.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah they fight hard Choices: 1. They fight hard. 2. They punch each other in the face. 3. They don't put up any kind of fight.
Output: 2
Statement: Corporate lawyers whose transactional work seldom takes them inside a live courtroom full of emotional, frightened civilians and testy judges may feel like fish out of water in the great sea of pro bono  divorce and child custody issues, landlord-tenant suits, workers' compensation and Social Security claims. Choices: 1. The corporate lawyers specialize in different fields. 2. There is no difference for the corporate lawyers there. 3. Corporate lawyers may feel uncomfortable in that setting.
Output: 1
Statement: Wal, Don Cazar ain't Johnny's real pa, o' course. Choices: 1. Cazar is a good friend to Johnny. 2. I  don't think the evil Cazar is a real friend to Johnny, it is just a trick. 3. Don Cazar isn't Johnny's real friend.
Output: 2
Statement: Mrs. Inglethorp does not take her medicine that night.  Choices: 1. On that night, Mrs. Inglethorp does not take her medication. 2. Mrs. Inglethorp skipped her medicine that night. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp took her medicine that night.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah what do you where do you like to camp how do you like to camp Choices: 1. What are your preferences for camping? 2. Perhaps we could go camping together. 3. You shouldn't go camping, its too dangerous.
Output: 2
Statement: um which is always kind of funny um and i remember my older sister i have a sister who's sixteen years older and at the time that i was Choices: 1. I have an older sister and a younger brother.  2. My elder sister is sixteen years my senior.  3. My sister is 20 years younger than me. 
Output: 1
Statement: EPA responds to the comments in the preamble to the final rule. Choices: 1. The EPA has influence over the decision of the final rule. 2. The EPA considers the comments in the introduction to the final rule. 3. The EPA is not concerned with the comments to the final rule
Output: 1
Statement: Project Management Center of GSA recently established the GSA Project Management Center of Expertise Expertise. Choices: 1. The Project Management Center of GSA refused to establish the The GSA Project Management Center of Expertise Expertise. 2. Different members of the Project Management Center of GSA had been pushing for this to happen. 3. The GSA Project Management Center of Expertise Expertise was established not too long ago.
Output: 2
Statement: sometimes i i said i sometimes i wish i had more space you know i grow a lot of things a lot of food and Choices: 1. I find that I already have too much space and I struggle to tend to what I have. 2. If I had more space, then I could grow tomatoes and maybe even grapefruit. 3. Because I grow so many different things, it wouldn't hurt to have some more space.
Output: 2
Statement: The prisoner is at the bar, gentlemen." The German was seated once more behind the table. Choices: 1. The German was drinking a beer while sitting on behind the table. 2. The prisoner is by the bar, gentlemen. The German was seated. 3. The German was standing by the bar.
Output: 1
Statement: in the long run i think it would really be worth while Choices: 1. The reward will be worth the long run. 2. No gain will come out of this in the long run. 3. It may be worth more if we decide to speed up the process.
Output: 3
Statement: After dinner they repaired to the small boudoir where Mrs. Vandemeyer, stretched on the divan, looked more wickedly beautiful than ever. Choices: 1. Mrs. Vandemeyer was looking very beautiful while the repaired the bourdoir. 2. The repaired the small boudoir while they ate dinner. 3. The boudoir belonged to Mrs. Vandemeyer.
Output: 3
Statement: Taking a stroll down the avenue is such a national institution that there's even a colloquial expression for gin-bura. Choices: 1. Taking a stroll down the avenue is a forbidden thing to do.  2. It is best to take a stroll down the avenue at around 5 in the evening.  3. It's very established that one should take a stroll down the avenue. 
Output: 2
Statement: Soon, four boys took up their west flank, sticks in hand, marching as they passed. Choices: 1. The boys are empty-handed.  2. The boys are prepared to kill if they must.  3. Four boys marched with sticks in hand.
Output: 2
Statement: Suppose the United States could maintain gross national saving at its 2000 GDP share of 18. Choices: 1. The United States maintains its GDP share by exporting gold. 2. The United States definitely maintains gross national saving at its 2000 GDP share of 12. 3. Imagine the United States could maintain gross national saving at its 2000 GDP share of 18.
Output: 1
Statement: Advances in FGD technology, design, materials, and expertise available for retrofit installations made over the last decade form a sharp contrast to earlier retrofit systems. Choices: 1. The retrofit systems of today are almost exactly the same as the systems ten years ago. 2. The earlier retrofit systems have been advanced in the past decade. 3. More advances will come in the following decade.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i know they must have a lot of tourism too but i don't see as much advertising there as you do in the Bahamas the say the Bahamas Choices: 1. There are no tourists because there is too much advertising.  2. There's lots of tourists even without any advertising.  3. Tourism could be increased with more advertising, like in the Bahamas. 
Output: 2
Statement: Still, changes in the status quo seem likely. Choices: 1. Still, changes in the status quo seem unlikely. 2. Still, changes in the status quo seem likely as the current system fails. 3. Changes in the way things have been run seem likely to happen.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Yes...' And so do you. Choices: 1. You do not.  2. You do as well.  3. You like to eat there as well. 
Output: 3
Statement: More later, Shoshana Zuboff Choices: 1. Now, Shoshana Zuboff. 2. Not now Shoshana Zuboff. 3. After a while, Shoshana Zuboff.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah my truck is broken down Choices: 1. Your truck doesn't work. 2. Your truck is fully functional. 3. You are going to fix your truck.
Output: 3
Statement: just to go ahead and have the account open because uh Choices: 1. It's your choice if you want to open the account 2. Just go ahead and close the account 3. Open the account
Output: 1
Statement: A'Deem left his booth to the boy with a strong threat and whispered to the mercenary who walked the lane. Choices: 1. A'Deem stayed at his booth. 2. A'Deem left the boy in charge of the booth. 3. A'Deem walked away from his booth.
Output: 2
Statement: The most celebrated is the sophisticated portrait of Paquius Proc?­ulus and his Wife, depicting an interracial marriage. Choices: 1. Paquius Proc?­ulus and his Wife were both from the same race.  2. The portrait of Paquius Proc?­ulus and his Wife shows an interracial union. 3. An interracial marriage was highly scandalous at the time.
Output: 3
Statement: While I hope many of your readers have had the opportunity to read the e-mail version of Tim's (the student's) article, Lewis is completely wrong about the blackballing. Choices: 1. I hope no one read that terrible article. 2. I hope your readers saw the article 3. I hope your readers saw the article but I disagree with what it said.
Output: 3
Statement: He then made a speech in September 1980 in which he laid out the quantities involved and the underlying assumptions. Choices: 1. He spoke about the quantities in September. 2. He spoke about the quality in September. 3. He spoke about the quantities of nuclear weapons in September.
Output: 3
Statement: yes yes i think the whole thing of how they got there was to me i i kind of well i i guess that's the rules and and the way the and the way the the play-offs are run but i i don't know i just think there was probably some other teams that they only missed by couple of points and they really should have been in there but Choices: 1. I know that those are the rules, but I don't really agree with how they got to the playoffs. 2. I think that the rules should be changed as well as the way that the playoffs are run. 3. I think that the way they got there was completely justified and that they deserved to be there.
Output: 2
Statement: The town can be reached by the picturesque Strawberry Train (Tren de la Fresa), which leaves Atocha station at 10am on weekends, returning in the early evening, from April through July, and September. Choices: 1. The Strawberry Train is one way to get to the town. 2. The only way to get to the town is by hiking over the mountains on foot. 3. The Strawberry train is painted red, just like a strawberry.
Output: 3
Statement: Tell us what you saw at the hole in the sky.  A scream tore from the throat of the thing, and its hands came up to its eyes, tearing at them. Choices: 1. The thing tore at its eyes and screamed. 2. It screamed because it could not stand the color of my sweater. 3. The creature sat back and purred softly to itself.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah was it yeah wasn't Jimmy Carter's mama that was in the Peace Corps or some such thing Choices: 1. I don't think Jimmy Carter's mother was ever in the Peace Corps or anything like that. 2. Someone told me that Jimmy Carter's mom belonged to the Peace Corps. 3. Was Jimmy Carter's mother in the Peace Corps?
Output: 2
Statement: This final rule is considered to be an economically significant regulatory action under Executive Order 12866. Choices: 1. The final rule is economically significant for small businesses. 2. The final rule is not economically significant. 3. The final rule is economically significant.
Output: 1
Statement: Japanese commentators have happily adopted the American jargon of  Strike one, ball two,   home run,  and  pinch hit.   Choices: 1. Japanese baseball commentators use some American terms.   2. The use of American baseball terms is not allowed for commentators in Japan.   3. The Japanese baseball fan understands some American baseball terms.  
Output: 3
Statement: Although it's also home to such major film and television studios in Burbank and Glendale as Universal, Warner Brothers, and NBC, the Valley is forever battling its reputation as a boring and actionless suburbia. Choices: 1. The Valley used to be a simple town til the studios were built. 2. Valley is always trying to prove they are not boring despite being home to entertainment studios. 3. The Valley is barren and empty. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Legal Services Corporation provided funding for two facilitators and lodging and meal costs were paid for by the Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois. Choices: 1. Lodging and meal costs were paid for by the Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois for the two facilitators. 2. The facilitators had to pay for their own lodging and meals. 3. The practice of paying for facilitators is common.
Output: 3
Statement: We were walking around a public park- Memorial Garden. Choices: 1. Memorial Garden is a private park. 2. Memorial Garden is a public park. 3. Memorial Garden public park is quiet early in the day.
Output: 3
Statement: The Kal's attention left the man and focused on Jon and then Thorn. Choices: 1. The Kal was no longer looking at the king but instead at Thorn.  2. The Kal was focused on the man, then Jon and finally Thorn.  3. The Kal never looked at Jon or Thorn, his focus stayed on the man.
Output: 1
Statement: A regulator might well be required to administer any price caps, incremental-cost floors, or other restrictions. Choices: 1. A regulator must administer various tasks, despite most seeing them as useless. 2. A regulator does nothing of note. 3. A regulator must administer various tasks.
Output: 1
Statement: That legislation, House Bill 4078, would also use a separate state account to collect the money. Choices: 1. A separate state account would collect money under this bill. 2. This bill would require that all money be collected in a single account. 3. House Bill 4078 enjoys overwhelming support in the Senate.
Output: 3
Statement: The Kal shifted back and the axe buried itself to the shaft in the ground. Choices: 1. Only the top of the axe was visible as the rest was burried. 2. The axe was buried up to the shaft as the Kal shifted. 3. The axe flew in the air and did not come down. 
Output: 1
Statement: Rerun arrived home a short time later. Choices: 1. Rerun made a short trip out and was home very soon after. 2. Rerun wasn't home for a long time. 3. Rerun was home shortly after.
Output: 1
Statement: We categorize these actions into the five components of internal control-control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communications, and monitoring-outlined in the Comptroller General's Standards for Internal Control in the Federal Government (GAO-AIMD-00-21. Choices: 1. We are categorizing these actions into five components. 2. The internal control is essential in making everything work as it should. 3. There are no categories of actions whatsoever.
Output: 2
Statement: Nearby, the church cloister, Clo?®tre Saint-Trophime, with its beautiful sculpted capitals on the pillars, is a haven of peace. Choices: 1. The church is not named after a saint.  2. The church cloister had to be rebuilt several times throughout history. 3. There is a haven of peace within the church cloister.
Output: 2
Statement: We have joined in this fight to protect the town. Choices: 1. We do not want any part in protecting the town. 2. We will help protect the town against the warfare.  3. We are going to help protect the town. 
Output: 2
Statement: but uh i'm going to be starting working full time this summer so maybe maybe my restaurants will change Choices: 1. I'm never going to work full time.  2. I need to make more money.  3. I'm going to start working full time in the summer. 
Output: 2
Statement: A little reluctantly, Greuze gave me permission to go and poke around. Choices: 1. Greuze said I could look around. 2. Greuze told me I couldn't look around. 3. Greuze was not happy about letting me poke around.
Output: 3
Statement: Remarkably, Poland retained enough military might to repel the Ottoman Turks in their advance through the Balkans. Choices: 1. The Ottoman Turks, believing Poland to be a weak opponent, did not prepare heavily for any possible opposition. 2. The Ottoman Turks tried and failed to subdue Poland. 3. Poland did not have enough military might to oppose the Ottoman Turks.
Output: 1
Statement: If two Internet users own the right software, they can talk by telephone over the Net. Choices: 1. It is impossible for Internet to talk using net. 2. Two Internet users can talk to each other for free using Net. 3. Two Internet users can communicate with each other using the Net.
Output: 2
Statement: The journalists'  The site is a sham, intended only to drive traffic to the owner's porn sites. Choices: 1. The site has driven very little traffic and is generally considered to be a failure. 2. The site is intended to drive traffic to the owners's other sites. 3. The site is a popular destination full of high quality original content.
Output: 1
Statement: Many people, particularly many retired people, begin their day by checking the box scores of yesterday's action on their holdings. Choices: 1. Many retired people tend to babysit their holdings. 2. Box scores help retired people check on their holdings. 3. People do not use boxscores to check on their assets.
Output: 1
Statement: However, the sale of assets to foreigners can affect the nation's ability to consume and invest. Choices: 1. Also, locals don't like selling their assets to foreigners.  2. Selling assets to foreigners doesn't affect the nation whatsoever.  3. The nation's ability to consume and invest can be affected by foreigners buying assets.
Output: 1
Statement: Nearby Canongate Church was built in 1688, and the churchyard has a number of famous residents.  Choices: 1. All the famous residents of the churchyard were important churchmen. 2. There were famous people living in Canongate's churchyard. 3. Nobody was allowed to live in the churchyard of Canongate Church.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm not either Choices: 1. Count me in. 2. Neither am I. 3. I am not interested.
Output: 3