niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Case Study A method for learning about a complex instance, based on a comprehensive understanding of that instance, obtained by extensive description and analysis of the instance, taken as a whole and in its context. Choices: 1. Case studies can be used to understand business problems. 2. Case studies are preliminary investigations that require little understanding or research. 3. Case studies should be based on a comprehensive understanding of the situation being studied.
Output: 1
Statement: Former prosecutor Michael Mazzariello was finally doing the kind of legal work he'd always dreamed of, but after less than a year of helping East New York's poor, he's getting booted from the bodega he turned into an office. Choices: 1. Michael Mazzariello ended up being booted from the bodega due to financial complications. 2. Michael Mazzariello used to work as a prosecutor. 3. Michael Mazzariello has never ceased working as a prosecutor.
Output: 1
Statement: Today it has approximately 4,600 employees, a $590 million budget, and field offices around the world. Choices: 1. Today, the company employees 24 people and has offices in Florida only.  2. Google has over 4,000 employees and offices in every country in the world.  3. The company operates globally and has over 2,000 employees. 
Output: 2
Statement: My Way or the  Exercised by Wolf Blitzer's ( Late Edition ) suggestion that the Jones appeal is naked political machination, Jones attorney Donovan Campbell charges Clintonites with hypocrisy and offers, Let me give you five real quick examples. Choices: 1. Donovan Campbell is a big Clinton supporter. 2. Donovan Campbell has charged Clinton supporters with hypocrisy. 3. Donovan Campbell has always opposed Clinton's people.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah that's the same well we'll go to a place and of course being in Texas we'll go to a place and the big thing is frozen margaritas margaritas and uh so we'll have some nachos and drink and they they serve these margaritas in Choices: 1. We go to places in Texas for margaritas and snacks. 2. We go to places in Texas, but not for anything in particular. 3. We never go for margaritas in Texas.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Until you came along, everyone had pretty much accepted that the people in charge were always going to be liars and frauds and dirty politicians, cause it's been that way forever,' Daniel grinned. Choices: 1. Daniel said everyone had just accepted that it would always be that way. 2. People still thought it would always be that way. 3. Daniel was happy that you had showed people another way.
Output: 3
Statement: i'm sure that i'll be involved in a big company and i know that my future husband will be you know he's going to be working for Chevron in Houston so he's going to be um Choices: 1. I'll be in a big company and my husband will be with Chevron. 2. I won't be working and my husband is still looking for a job. 3. I'll be in a big company and my husband will be with Chevron, but we'd rather have a farm.
Output: 3
Statement: views huh political views huh Choices: 1. Political parties.  2. Liberal viewpoints.  3. Political viewpoints.
Output: 2
Statement: I think there's a real danger that people will lose benefits because they won't understand how to handle this (money), said Glenda Harrison, staff attorney with the Northern Kentucky Legal Aid Society in Covington. Choices: 1. People are in danger to lose their benefits when they don't know how to handle money.  2. There is no danger in losing benefits for anyone.  3. People tend to spend all of their money right away and end up poor. 
Output: 3
Statement: But he did disprove, for an unimportant but magnificent moment, W. H. Auden's dictum that poetry makes nothing happen. Choices: 1. W,H, Auden's belief that poetry has no practical uses can be disproven. 2. W.H. didn't really know what he was talking about. 3. His attempt to contradict W.H. Auden ended in failure.
Output: 2
Statement: Near the centrally located Japan Railways station is the first sign of the Portuguese role in the city's fascinating history. Choices: 1. The Japanese railway is nesr other historical monuments too. 2. The Portuguese were never involved with Japan. 3. There is a sign near the railway station that depicts the portuguese involvement in Japan.
Output: 1
Statement: What you say is true, said Sir James meditatively. Choices: 1. James has been knighted.  2. The statement is false. 3. Sir James is speaking to a teacher.
Output: 3
Statement: And the old Dublin is with us, too the irreverent city of wit and charm and that peculiar magic possessed by Ireland and the Irish. Choices: 1. The old part of Dublin is still there, with the peculiar magic Ireland is known for. 2. Dublin has a lot of historic sites to visit. 3. The older part of Dublin was demolished to create the new city.
Output: 2
Statement: No management issue facing federal agencies could be more critical to their ability to serve the American people than their approach to strategic human capital management, including attracting, retaining, and motivating their employees. Choices: 1. The key problem facing government agencies is a human resources one. 2. The government has spent 50 million dollars innovating how they hire people. 3. It is not important to federal agencies how employees are treated,
Output: 2
Statement: There are now more than 57,000 active attorneys in Illinois. Choices: 1. They lamented that there is only 57 active attorneys. 2. The state has over 57,000 attorneys that are active. 3. They wanted to increase the number to 60,000 by next year.
Output: 3
Statement: The reconfiguration is part of a nationwide effort by LSC to boost cost-effectiveness by reducing the number of providers through a competitive bidding process imposed by Congress under a 1996 law. Choices: 1. LSC stands for Louisiana State Casinos.  2. It was imposed by Congress under a 1941 law. 3. LSC believes it's important to limit the number of providers via a competitive bidding process. 
Output: 1
Statement: An array of techniques such as graphic displays has been developed to help standardize case study analysis. Choices: 1. Case study analysis only uses pen and paper methods. 2. Graphic displays have vastly improved case study analyses. 3. Case study analysis utilizes techniques like graphic displays.
Output: 2
Statement: For my scheme to work, certain questions, I admit, need more thought. Choices: 1. I've thought it through, and my scheme is ready to put into practice right now. 2. Some issues need more thought if my plan is to work. 3. I think my scheme is sound overall, even if more planning is needed.
Output: 3
Statement: Down the road is Spite Crescent built by an enemy of Lord Charlemont to spoil his view from the Casino (it was here that Bram Stoker wrote Dracula in 1897). Choices: 1. Charlemont's enemy blocked his view because he was angry over another land dispute. 2. Charlemont tore down his castle. 3. Charlemont's enemy blocked his view.
Output: 1
Statement: State and local surplus/deficita Choices: 1. The state has a visible surplus and deficita. 2. The government provides every visible surplus in the data. 3. The state has been experiencing a massive increase in surplus.
Output: 3
Statement: He couldn't see that the difference was going to help much. Choices: 1. He thought that the difference could not be adjusted. 2. He didn't believe that the discrepancy would help. 3. He saw how the difference could be of great help.
Output: 1
Statement: at that time as to the rush in the elementary yes right Choices: 1. The schedules were tight in school. 2. There was rushing into the elementary at the time. 3. All movements to school were relaxed and had no rushing.
Output: 1
Statement: Two women and five children hid to escape the slaughter and told the story to the Roman chronicler Josephus Flavius, who recounted it in his remarkable book The Jewish War. Choices: 1. Two women and five children wrote a book called The Jewish War, which is about the Roman author Josephus Flavius. 2. The Jewish War, written by Josephus Flavius, is the story of two women and five children who hid to avoid death. 3. The women and children were lucky to have survived the slaughter of so many people.
Output: 3
Statement: um she didn't up until the last oh six months Choices: 1. She started six months ago. 2. She didn't start doing it. 3. She wasn't doing it before.
Output: 3
Statement: The church was built in the 17th century and rebuilt after being damaged during the Civil War. Choices: 1. The church survived the Civil War completely intact. 2. During the Civil War, there was some damage to the church. 3. The church was deliberately attacked during the Civil War.
Output: 3
Statement: He was pro-German, as he would have been pro-Boer. Choices: 1. The man is a loyal American. 2. He speaks fluent German. 3. German beliefs were ones he believed in.
Output: 2
Statement: reasons therefore, and how not following the standard affected, or could have affected, the results of the attestation engagement. Choices: 1. Even if the standard was not followed, the attestation engagement results would have been unaffected. 2. The attestation engagement may have been adversely affected by a failure to follow the standard. 3. Attestation engagement requires a lengthy review process of upwards of 50 hours.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i love to just lay back on the couch and and turn a good good instrumental on and just close my eyes and listen Choices: 1. I own a couch and enjoy songs without singing. 2. I like to listen to songs with only instruments on my couch in the evenings. 3. My couch is very uncomfortable and I hate instrumentals.
Output: 2
Statement: The Express Mail subclass and ECOM were created since 1970. Choices: 1. Express Mail was created before ECOM. 2. Express Mail is not a sub class. 3. Express Mail is more than forty years old.
Output: 1
Statement: What's more, these companies believe in their products--unlike Wolff--and back them with serious managers, who, whatever their other weaknesses, are fleet-footed and care about their customers. Choices: 1. What more is that these companies do not believe in their products and would never back them with managers who are reliable and care about customers. 2. What more is that these companies believe in their products and back them with managers who are reliable and care about customers and their jobs. 3. What more is that these companies believe in their products and back them with managers who are reliable and care about customers.
Output: 2
Statement: It was certainly utterly dissimilar.  Choices: 1. It was exactly the same.  2. It wasn't similar at all but it was like the other one instead.  3. It was very much not like it at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: ERISA protects a plan's named fiduciary from liability for the individual decisions of an investment manager appointed by the fiduciary to manage the plan's assets.  Choices: 1. This is so the investment manager can't purposefully tank the plan to screw the fiduciary. 2. A fiduciary of a plan is proetected for liability per ERISA. 3. Fiduciaries have no proetction under ERISA.
Output: 1
Statement: i thought they would Choices: 1. I expected that 2. I put a lot of time considering that they would. 3. I expected them not to.
Output: 2
Statement: The best reason to visit Timna Park, however, is to see its multi-coloured sandstone rock formations, fantastically shaped by desert erosen. Choices: 1. Timna Park has dunes and fossils scattered in the park.   2. Timna Park contains sandstone rock formations that are multi-colored.   3. There are no sandstone rock formations in Timna Park.  
Output: 1
Statement: Divers can explore the deeps but you can also snorkel here, or take a glass-bottom boat or submarine tour to get a glimpse of this watery world. Choices: 1. Diving is the best way to explore the waters.  2. Neither snorkelling nor diving is permitted in these waters. 3. You can view the watery world by snorkelling, diving or by taking a submarine or boat tour. 
Output: 1
Statement: Some city delivery routes, called curb line routes, use vehicles to provide curbside delivery to a mail receptacle along the curb as is done by rural routes. Choices: 1. In some of the cities, it is illegal to use motorbikes for delivering mail. 2. Curb line routes is never used for delivering mail. 3. In some of the cities, vehicles are used for delivering mail along the curb.
Output: 1
Statement: If the question is whether Metabolife's online intimidation campaign got ABC to pull a punch or two ... Choices: 1. The question may be whether the scare tactic made ABC pull a punch or two. 2. ABC loves to pull punches, it's nasty like that. 3. There's no question, I'm not asking anything and nobody else is either.
Output: 2
Statement: When you finally left the room, did Mrs. Inglethorp bolt the door after you? Choices: 1. Did Mrs. Inglethorp bolt the door after you when you left the room? 2. Did Mrs. Inglethorp lock all of the doors to prevent intruders after you left? 3. After you left the room, Mrs. Inglethorp did not bolt the door.
Output: 2
Statement: The term residence is defined in the INA as the place of general abode; the place ofgeneral abode of a person means his principal, actual dwelling place in fact, without regard to intent. Choices: 1. The INA gives a definition of the term residence. 2. The INA does not specify what the term residence means. 3. The INA gives examples of what a residence could be to different kinds of people.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, more guidance will be provided to grantees on quantifying the numbers of brochures and materials packets they have distributed. Choices: 1. There is a call to cut back on regulation regarding the distribution of materials. 2. The changes in guidance are necessary because of recent failure.  3. Currently guidance is already available to grantees. 
Output: 2
Statement: Bob  Rowland Evans, Robert Novak, and Iraq-bound guest the Rev. Choices: 1. The guest received an invite late. 2. They had a guest. 3. The guest did not arrive.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the key areas challenging federal agencies is creating results-oriented organizational cultures. Choices: 1. One of the key areas for federal agencies is creating a people-oriented culture. 2. One of the key areas for federal agencies is creating a results-oriented culture. 3. One of the key areas for federal agencies is creating a results-oriented culture among stakeholders.
Output: 3
Statement: So he made a buckskin case and kept all th' pages together. Choices: 1. The bucksin case helped him categorize things in a better way. 2. He kept all the pages separated, to have a better view of the whole. 3. So he kept all th' pages together, as he made a buckskin case.
Output: 1
Statement: Everybody liked Kudupi's stories. Choices: 1. Kudupi told a lot of stories that his town loved to hear about.  2. Not a single person enjoyed Kudupi's stories.  3. Kudupi told likable stories to people. 
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, a case study where the only people interviewed were senior officials would be seen as a not-good case study, in contrast to one where the views of individuals at all levels affected was obtained. Choices: 1. People at all levels should be interviewed for a case study. 2. Often times the lower level employees give more insightful observations. 3. Senior officials are the most reliable source of information for a case study.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, GAO may decide not to transmit a draft report electronically and instead provide limited printed copies of the draft to the agency. Choices: 1. GAO has to decide if they want to submit the report electronically. 2. GAO has to decide if they want to submit the report via mail. 3. GAO has to decide if they want to submit the report via e-mail..
Output: 3
Statement: D. When Legal Assistance is Typically Sought by Eligible Aliens Choices: 1. They never fought legal assistance.  2. There are instances when legal aid is needed by a particular group. 3. They may not know what they are able to get in regards to legal aid.
Output: 3
Statement: and there's The History of Yoakum County Texas there Choices: 1. There's no book called The History of Yoacum County there. 2. There's also The History of Yoacum County, Texas. 3. The History of Yoacum County, Texas. A very interesting and scary book.
Output: 3
Statement: Note that incremental expenditures are incurred as early as 2002 in all four scenarios to generate early reductions that can be banked for use in 2007 and beyond. Choices: 1. All four scenarios showed that the reductions can be used in 2007. 2. Our expenditures occurred as early as 2002. 3. Note that incremental expenditures are incurred as early as 2000.
Output: 1
Statement: Many Israelis swear that these are the best steaks in the country. Choices: 1. The steaks in Israel are the very best. 2. People from Israel know the country has steaks. 3. Israelis do not know the country has steaks.
Output: 1
Statement: and and that that you know and you i think that's one of those things when we get to Heaven we're going to ask God Choices: 1. I think that is an unknown and something we have to ask God in Heaven to know. 2. Science can definitely explain this. 3. Everything is logical yet somethings are not able to be understood without divine intervention.
Output: 3
Statement: oh that's interesting maybe there's something i can try this time around Choices: 1. He is intrigued to do something this time due to the fact of last time being an absolute buzzkill. 2. Oh that is intriguing, perhaps there will be an activity I can test out when I go this time. 3. That is quite boring, I won't find anything to do again.
Output: 1
Statement: Behavior in the Human Male , in its impulse toward acceptance and liberation, the broad and generous desire for others not to be harshly judged. Choices: 1. It's a common feeling that you shouldn't harshly judge other people. 2. Acceptance and liberation cause males not to harshly judge others. 3. Men tend towards conservatism and nativism because everyone loves judging other people.
Output: 2
Statement: But this caveat has a  The prospect of future punishments gives you an incentive to investigate the corporation's history before you buy, which improves the chance that bad behavior can be uncovered while the actual perpetrators can still be punished. Choices: 1. CEOs often avoid punishment by selling their businesses. 2. The prospect of punishment won't encourage research into the history of a corporation. 3. Threats of punishment encourage you to research companies before purchase.
Output: 1
Statement: He makes equally scathing fun of white people and black people, says Newsweek 's Rick Marin. Choices: 1. He does not have the ability to make fun of black or white people. 2. He makes equally scathing fun of white people and black people because he has mixed decent. 3. Rick Marin states that he has equal ability to make fun of blacks and whites.
Output: 2
Statement: 6 million and a separate technology grant were announced at a press conference and dinner held Thursday at Evo. Choices: 1. The Thursday press conference was cancelled. 2. A press conference and dinner was held Thursday at Evo. 3. Hundreds of people attended the press conference.
Output: 3
Statement:  Nobody asked anything. Choices: 1. Many people showed up and asked all sorts of questions. 2. Nobody asked about the body laying in the hallway. 3. There were no questions asked by anybody.
Output: 2
Statement: Excluded from the definition of land for reporting purposes here are materials beneath the surface (that is, depletable resources such as mineral deposits and petroleum), the space above the surface (that is, renewable resources such as timber), and the outer-continental shelf resources. Choices: 1. Outer-continental shelf resources are included in reported land. 2. Holdings above or below the surface are not included. 3. Land valuation includes renewable resources.
Output: 3
Statement: The Wall Street Journal calls the 7,000 mark a perfect Valentine's Day affirmation of investors' six-year love affair with stocks. Choices: 1. No publication believes that Valentine's Day symbolizes investors interaction with stocks. 2. Several publications believe that Valentine's Day symbolizes investors interaction with stocks. 3. A publication believes that Valentine's Day symbolizes investors interaction with stocks.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i think i'll buy a new car today you know so yeah but i mean the price has really gone down i mean IBM which um Choices: 1. The price of cars has dropped loads. 2. I don't know why cars are so cheap. 3. The price of cars has risen so much that I won't be buying one any time soon.
Output: 2
Statement: Reviewing and testing the security features in both commercially developed software that was being considered for use and internally developed software prior to its being moved into production. Choices: 1. The software is put into production with no review or care.  2. They aren't as thorough as they should be in their review.  3. The software is reviewed and tested for the security features before being put into production.
Output: 2
Statement: and that's about uh three or four less than civil servants get Choices: 1. That's about three or four less than civil servants get 2. It's about ten times more than civil servants get 3. That's about three or four less times the salary that civil servants get
Output: 3
Statement: And can this be explained without resorting to the phrase dumbing down or alluding to the questions on that Who Wants a Big Bucket of Money quiz show being multiple choice about the Brady Bunch , not like in the old days, when quiz show questions were so hard that you had to cheat to win, and presidential candidates all spoke in full sentences, in iambic pentameter, in Latin, while wearing complicated wigs and fancy hats and several layers of underwear with fastenings so elaborate you had to be like a genius just to undress for one of your Naked Fireside Chats from the Aero White House, a giant dirigible moored to Zelda Fitzgerald. Choices: 1. Quiz show questions were considered by some to be so hard that cheating was necessary. 2. As life becomes easier and less challenges are presented the expectations of everything also lowers. 3. Everything has become harder then it was in the old days.
Output: 2
Statement: You speak like an educated girl? Glibly enough, Tuppence ran through her imaginary career on the lines suggested by Mr. Carter. Choices: 1. Tuppence spoke like an educated girl despite her lack of education. 2. Tuppence spoke like a simpleton. 3. Tuppence spoke like an educated girl.
Output: 1
Statement: are the uh Oldsmobiles that you're looking at are they the demos or they used are they new Choices: 1. Are the cars you're considering brand new or second hand? 2. Are the cars you're looking at for scrap only? 3. Are you thinking of buying a used car?
Output: 3
Statement: When the cremation is completed, the ashes are scattered in the shallow waters of the Bagmati, which is regarded as holy because it is a tributary of the Ganges. Choices: 1. The Ganges has a tributary which is considered sacred.  2. The ashes are not scattered after the cremation is completed.  3. The ashes will go beyond the shallow waters into te further reaches of the river. 
Output: 3
Statement: says Griffiths, whose character is starting to fall for the older foreman. Choices: 1. Griffiths character was falling in love. 2. Griffiths character hated the man. 3. Griffiths character was falling in love with the old man.
Output: 3
Statement: Congress cannot wrest the law from the Constitution which is its source.  Choices: 1. The law of the Constitution shouldn't be wrest by Congress because that would be criminal. 2. The law of the Constitution cannot be wrest by Congress. 3. The law of the Constitution can and will be wrest by Congress.
Output: 1
Statement: I have nothing against you personally--but I can't let you stop us. Choices: 1. It's not you personally, it's just the fact that I don't like your grandfather. 2. It's not anything I have against you personally, I just can't let you stop us. 3. I have a personal issue with you and I want this to stop.
Output: 1
Statement: For the majority of Los Angeles residents, Downtown is not a hub but a distant skyline visited a few times a year when attending the opera or going to the Museum of Cetemporary Art. Choices: 1. Downtown is the most happening part of LA. 2. Most residents go downtown twice a year. 3. Downtown is not very bustling.
Output: 2
Statement: THEY'RE COMING, Susan's voice spoke in Jon's head. Choices: 1. Jon doesn't hear anything from Susan in his head. 2. Susan's voice said in Jon's head that they're coming. 3. Susan's voice said in Jon's head that they're coming to kill us.
Output: 3
Statement: In the first courtyard is the stable, which houses the shrine's sacred white horse; the carved panel above the door is the famous group of three monkeys Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil!  Choices: 1. The stable was built as a temple, glorifying the white horse. 2. The carved panel above the door is a water dragon that breathes fire. 3. The Japanese people think that animals are deities.
Output: 3
Statement: An old woman can sit. Choices: 1. Elderly women are capable of sitting down. 2. All old women can sit down without assistance. 3. An old man is not able to run.
Output: 2
Statement: It also examines man's effect on the island from his earliest arrival to the present day. Choices: 1. Nobody examined or arrived on the island. 2. The man's effect on the island changed greatly over time. 3. The man's effect on the island was examined.
Output: 2
Statement: OMB's approval will be announced by HHS in the Federal Register. Choices: 1. HHS will announce OMB's approval in the Federal Register. 2. The approval means certain projects will be able to move forward. 3. OMB reviewed but did not approve HHS.
Output: 2
Statement: the moon held in the curved arms of a bridge. Choices: 1. The bridge's arms held the moon. 2. The moons curves held the bridge. 3. This is a description of a stunning painting.
Output: 3
Statement: Daniel looked around, surprised by my urgency. Choices: 1. Daniel knew I would be insistent. 2. Daniel was surprised at how insistent I was. 3. Daniel was surprised at how insistent I was.
Output: 2
Statement: The FDA, in drafting the rule to ease the burden on small entities, has not applied the design requirements to all Class I devices and component suppliers have been removed from the rule's coverage. Choices: 1. The FDA's design requirements do noty include Class I devices. 2. The FDA will include component suppliers in their coverage in the future. 3. Component suppliers are covered by the FDA.
Output: 2
Statement: OPM's regulations emphasize holding senior executives accountable for their individual and organizational performance by linking individual performance management with results-oriented organizational goals. Choices: 1. OPM's regulations emphasize holding senior executives accountable  2. OPM's regulations emphasize not holding senior executives accountable  3. OPM's regulations are really stupid
Output: 3
Statement: Look here, do you remember a young lady who arrived by an earlier train, the 12.50 from London?  Choices: 1. The young lady was from the city of London.   2. Do you recall a young lady that arrived on the train from London? 3. I did not ask if anyone remembered a young lady traveling from London.  
Output: 1
Statement: Mostly it's good comments though, Contreras said.  Choices: 1. The response has been uniformly negative, said Contreras. 2. Contreras was happy that the project had been well-received. 3. Contreras said that most of the comments had, in fact, been positive.
Output: 2
Statement: Outside, Whittington hailed a taxi, and directed the driver to go to Waterloo. Choices: 1. He took the taxi to the Waterloo zoo. 2. He took a taxi to Waterloo. 3. He didn't get in the taxi.
Output: 1
Statement: We will get her in the morning. Choices: 1. In the morning, we'll get her. 2. We will get her in the night. 3. In the morning, we'll get her and bring her back to town.
Output: 3
Statement: 121 I don't know what possessed me.  Choices: 1. I don't know what came over me.  2. I'm not sure what happened.  3. I am fully aware of what I did. 
Output: 2
Statement: Every conceivable kind of goods is sold  clothing, all kinds of electronics, CDs, souvenirs, crafts, and jewelry. Choices: 1. There is a limited selection of goods sold there. 2. Any imaginable type of item is sold including clothes, electronics, and many more. 3. The items are sold for cheaper as they try to attract tourists and consumers.
Output: 3
Statement: Circuit City have you been in that Choices: 1. Have you been shopping in Circuit City? 2. Best Buy, have you been in that? 3. Have you been in Circuit City?
Output: 1
Statement: Occasional hurricanes can spoil the idyllic climate and contribute to this  laid back   Jamaicans are aware that circumstances can suddenly alter dramatically and yet life will always carry on. Choices: 1. Hurricanes can crop up and destroy homes in Jamaica at least once a year. 2. Jamaica doesn't get hurricanes. 3. Hurricanes can ruin the weather.
Output: 1
Statement: The rule would also invite abuse. Choices: 1. There would be abuse due to the rule. 2. There will be no abuse due to the rule. 3. The rule would cause problems in the home.
Output: 3
Statement: But it is the Temple of Concord that is the best preserved Doric temple in Sicily (if not the world), thanks to its subsequent use as a church in the sixth century a.d. Choices: 1. The Temple of Concord is the least well preserved Doric temple in Sicily.  2. The Temple of Conord is the best preserved city in the entire world. 3. The Temple of Concord is only so well preserved because it was used as a church from the 6th century onwards.
Output: 3
Statement: Schiff has also appeared recently in the tabs. Choices: 1. Schiff has never appeared in tabloids.   2. Schiff has recently appeared in the tabloids.   3. Schiff hates it when he appears in the tabloids.  
Output: 3
Statement: oh and that can make a difference too i mean Choices: 1. And that can change the whole structure of the house. 2. And that can have a different effect in the end. 3. That does not make any difference at all.
Output: 1
Statement: What of the stream? asked Jon. Choices: 1. Jon didn't say a single word. 2. Jon asked about the stream. 3. Jon demanded to know the condition of the stream.
Output: 3
Statement: so we don't have where we are right now there are very few trees this was this was this was pasture land but down the down the hill here a little ways there are parks that are look like jungles you know they're really Choices: 1. The trees here are sparse, but over there, they are almost overgrown.  2. There's not many trees anywhere around here.  3. There aren't many trees by us, but if you go down the hill a ways, it looks like a jungle. 
Output: 1
Statement: During the last one hundred years a large percentage of the population, tired of fighting the hard economic conditions, immigrated to the United States. Choices: 1. Many people immigrated to the United States. 2. Today, the population is still lower than it was before this period of immigration. 3. Many people from the United States migrated to the area, due to the booming economy.
Output: 2
Statement: let's see did i press one Choices: 1. I didn't press one. 2. Did I press a button? 3. Did I press one or not?
Output: 2
Statement: yes it did yes it did just as Rain Man uh with Dustin Hoffman Choices: 1. Dustin Hoffman did a great job in Rain Man. 2. I have never heard of Rain Man. 3. Dustin Hoffman featured in Rain Man.
Output: 1
Statement: ! The total number of people being served annually by LSC grantees is several times the number of cases being reported on the Case Service Report (CSR). Choices: 1. LSC grantees serve 100,000 more than reported on CSR. 2. LSC grantees serve many times less than reported on CSR. 3. LSC grantees serve many times more than reported on CSR.
Output: 1
Statement: you mean the clocks Choices: 1. The clocks go back one hour tonight. 2. Oh, you're not talking about the clocks at all. 3. You're talking about the clocks, right?
Output: 1
Statement: When the findings fit, the pattern is confirmed. Choices: 1. If the findings fit, you cannot confirm the pattern. 2. There are other ways to confirm the pattern besides findings that fit. 3. Confirmation of the pattern is made when the findings fit.
Output: 2
Statement: He couldn't hold the thought. Choices: 1. He kept his thoughts to himself.  2. "This is terribly immoral", he thought. 3. The thought suddenly sprang forth.
Output: 2
Statement: He is coming to, remarked a voice very near Tommy's ear. Choices: 1. Tommy heard a voice off in the distance. 2. It was said close to the ear of Tommy. 3. The voice was familiar to Tommy.
Output: 3
Statement: What Factors Have Fostered Economic Growth in Recent Years? Choices: 1. What has been the reason economic growth has occurred recently? 2. What factors have contributed to the decline of society in recent months? 3. Economic growth occurs when the country develops new technology.
Output: 3
Statement: It's a flippant comparison, to be sure, but it's one that illuminates the reasons why gambling has not been an economic panacea for other parts of the country, parts where the New Deal actually had an impact, for example. Choices: 1. Some parts of the country benefited economically from gambling. 2. There are places for gambling in the country. 3. Gambling has benefited all parts of the country equally.
Output: 1
Statement: RCED also examined the results of these efforts and highlighted priority areas for further improvement, such as better information on results for internal management purposes. Choices: 1. Priority areas for further improvement were highlighted as a result of these efforts. 2. RCED did not examine the results. 3. The priority areas resulted in future improvement.
Output: 3
Statement: Was it after that that Whittington handed you over the money, and told you to come the following day?" Tuppence nodded. Choices: 1. You didn't make any decisions after Whittington handed you money. 2. Did you make the decision to kill after Whittington handed you the money? 3. Was it after Whittington handed you the money?
Output: 2
Statement: where am i Choices: 1. Where am I? 2. What am I? 3. I'm in America. 
Output: 3
Statement: right i don't remember his name um Choices: 1. I don't recall his name. 2. I don't remember if his name is Jim or John. 3. I know his name is Tom.
Output: 2
Statement: Will history judge the hero of Richard Schickel's Boswellian tome as ironic and postmodern? Choices: 1. Will history remember the hero of Richard Boswellian's lengthy novel as ironic and postmodern? 2. History will remember Richard Bostellian's book as ironic.  3. History will not remember Boswellian's novel.
Output: 2
Statement: It has also spawned an entire new business model, exemplified by Dell Computer, that is reshaping the entire personal-computer industry. Choices: 1. The business model exemplified by Dell and Apple is crippling the personal computer industry. 2. The business model exemplified by Dell and Apple is reshaping the personal computer industry. 3. The business model exemplified by Dell is reshaping the personal computer industry.
Output: 2
Statement: Dudovitz said that he is halfway to his goal of reorganizing his new territory. Choices: 1. Dudovitz has not made any progress on his goal to organize territory. 2. Dudovitz has reorganized the territory in order to make the government more central. 3. Dudovitz has reorganized half of his territory goal.
Output: 2
Statement: they turn them loose Choices: 1. They will let them go because of their innocence.   2. They will never let them go.   3. They will let them go.
Output: 1
Statement: in San Antonio well Choices: 1. You're in San Antonio? 2. I know you're in New York.  3. How is San Antonio?
Output: 3
Statement: GAO's activities are designed to ensure the executive branch's accountability to the Congress under the Constitution and the federal government's accountability to the American people. Choices: 1. GAO is designed to ensure how eficient the branch is. 2. GAO is designed to ensure the accountability of the executive branch. 3. GAO is designed to ensure the accountability of the executive branch to the constiuents in their districts.
Output: 3
Statement: are they i i have never i've never been Choices: 1. I've been many times, so I know they are 2. I don't know if they are because I've never been 3. I've never been but I've always wanted to go
Output: 3
Statement: well it it it's a law it was quite some time ago when the neighborhood was very new and we had some very very restrictive covenants uh in the subdivision and they were attempting to put seven houses in an area that was originally set aside for five Choices: 1. There were people trying to fit seven houses in an area zoned for five. 2. We were able to stop our home from being built on the smaller blocks. 3. Our house was built in an area that had been set aside for 30 houses.
Output: 2
Statement: While other problems might be affecting these less productive regions, the findings from the single site plus the trends were so convincing that SSA concluded the single instance examination had national implications. Choices: 1. Other problems might be affecting the less productive reigons. 2. Other problems might be affecting the more productive regions. 3. Other problems like labor shortages might be affecting the less productive regions.
Output: 3
Statement: and i just you know went oh where Choices: 1. I have been here the whole time. 2. I went someplace. 3. I left, but I don't want to say where I went.
Output: 3
Statement: Absolutely, said Dr.  Choices: 1. Maybe, said Dr. 2. Yes, said Dr. 3. No, said Dr.
Output: 1
Statement: Program and justice community success is tied to and evaluated in terms of diversity initiatives. Choices: 1. Program success is evaluated in terms of diversity among the staff. 2. Program success is evaluated in terms of homogenity. 3. Program success is evaluated in terms of diversity.
Output: 1
Statement: Willes is an optimist. Choices: 1. Willes is a very negative person. 2. Willes is a very happy person. 3. Willes has positive beliefs. 
Output: 2
Statement: You'd never have believed a pretty young lady like that could have made herself into such a ruffian.  Choices: 1. It is easy to believe the lady could have made herself into such a ruffian. 2. The young lady's favorite hobby is riding bikes. 3. The young lady is believed to be pretty.
Output: 2
Statement: The host is Rosie O'Donnell, a symbol of the blandness that usually afflicts the awards. Choices: 1. Rosie O'Donnell is a really boring host and it affects the awards. 2. Rosie O'Donnell has a contract to host the awards for 5 years, so they had no choice even if she was really bland. 3. The host is Oprah Winfrey, the best host in the universe.
Output: 2
Statement: Would not Mrs. Inglethorp have preferred to go unavenged rather than have such terrible dishonour fall upon the name of Cavendish.  Choices: 1. Inglethorp would do anything for vengeance. Anything. 2. She was a noble woman, one of a kind indeed. 3. Inglethorp would have wanted to relinquish her lust for vengeance rather than suffer dishonor.
Output: 2
Statement: The B5289 moves along the shores of Derwent Water and then follows the beautiful green valley of the River Derwent, where families gather to swim and picnic. Choices: 1. Families enjoy relaxing at the green valley.  2. The B5289 was originally designed to move along paths much farther north, but was re-purposed for this.  3. Families exclusively play ping pong at the valley.
Output: 2
Statement: but that seemed like it was actually uh you know if there's a good way to get around a rule that sounded like it was a pretty smart way Choices: 1. That was not a very smart way to try to get around a rule. 2. That seemed like a pretty clever way to get around a rule. 3. It seemed that not many people knew about that way to get around the rule.
Output: 3
Statement: Your uncle has been removed from the council, said Severn. Choices: 1. Your uncle has been put back on the council. 2. Your uncle was removed from the council for bad behavior. 3. Severn said you uncle was removed from the council.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the more energetic droplets jumped through the right side of the nasal cavity and let the wind carry it all the way until the first row of the audience. Choices: 1. The droplet went out of the nose and onto the floor. 2. The snot droplet went out of the nose and into the audience. 3. The droplet went out of the nose and into the audience.
Output: 2
Statement: than anything else in in psychology doesn't address it a lot of the psychology stuff the good stuff that's in psychology it just comes out of the Bible and they don't quote you the proverb out of it but the things that work in psychology other the years that they've proven to work they just come out of the Bible and so this book it just really ties in all these things and how to train the child so they're not going to be a curse to you when they're thirteen Choices: 1. They were only using the Bible has their primary source. 2. They addressed the psychology of it without a single reference to the Bible. 3. They do not address a lot of the psychology of the stuff just what they gather from Biblical texts.
Output: 1
Statement: and now there's this brown haze over it and it's moving north Choices: 1. There's a brown haze so I'm moving north.  2. The haze is really alarming and gross.  3. I'm thinking of moving south.
Output: 2
Statement: The bad  Lots of people might be killed in the process. Choices: 1. The worst thing is that we might be the ones to die, too. 2. Lots of people might be killed in the process - that's the bad thing. 3. There is nothing bad about this, it has only good sides.
Output: 1
Statement: Credit card companies and banks, mail order firms, health care subsidiaries, and high-tech software developers all contribute to a healthy local economy, helping to diversify Las Vegas in the face of an ever-changing national gambling landscape. Choices: 1. Credit card companies and banks are the main contributors to the Las Vegas economy.  2. The Las Vegas economy is unhealthy and is at risk. 3. The Las Vegas economy remains healthy due to the diverse range of business operating there.
Output: 1
Statement: She wants Evie to stay on, is begging her to, but she doesn't want me, and ”and ”I don't know what to do." Suddenly the poor child burst out crying.  Choices: 1. I'm so worried because she doesn't want me here and I don't know what I'll do.  2. I can't afford a place of my own and this seems like home to me.  3. She's asked me to stay here as long as I want. 
Output: 2
Statement: Trail of the Spanish Bit okay yeah Choices: 1. Yep, the Trail of the Spanish Bit. 2. No, the Path of the French Marine. 3. Come along for the last chance of the Trail of the Spanish Bit.
Output: 3
Statement: Slim said, "Aren't you going to do something?" Choices: 1. Slim just took care of it by himself. 2. Slim wanted to know what was going to be done. 3. Slim thought that someone else should take care of the problem.
Output: 3
Statement: The best resort beaches are on the Malabar coast at Kovalam, Goa, and, smaller but charming, Cochin. Choices: 1. There are no beach resorts at Goa. 2. The Malabar coast has a lot of beach resorts. 3. The Malabar coast is perfect for beach lovers.
Output: 3
Statement: Boosting saving and GDP is unlikely to prevent a rise in the share of GDP devoted to government spending on the elderly because economic growth also tends to increase health spending and raise retirement benefits- although with a lengthy lag for the latter. Choices: 1. It is unlikely to prevent a rise in the share of government spending through boosting saving and GDP. 2. The government shouldn't try to boost saving and GDP. 3. It is likely to prevent a rise in the share of government spending through boosting saving and GDP.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah and but then they lost too much business Choices: 1. Sure, but then they lost a lot of business by showing the ad. 2. Yeah, but then they lost too much business. 3. No, they gained business.
Output: 1
Statement: Built in 1472 for Mehmet the Conqueror, and decorated with turquoise and blue tile, the most eye-catching building in the square is the Tiled Kiosk (Tlinili Keske). Choices: 1. The Tiled Kiosk was built for Jesus Christ.   2. The Tiled Kiosk was appreciated by Mehmet the Conqueror.   3. The Tiled Kiosk was built for Mehmet the Conqueror.  
Output: 2
Statement: Instead of categorically defending a woman's right to an abortion, they have chosen to challenge pro-lifers on the pro-lifers' turf. Choices: 1. They have chosen to challenge pro-lifers instead of defending a woman's right to abortion.  2. They have chosen to defend pro-lifers instead of defending a woman's right to abortion.  3. They have chosen to challenge pro-lifers instead of defending a woman's right to abortion, which is harder to do on pro-lifers turf.
Output: 3
Statement: And at the end, when Baryshnikov throws himself into the arms of his father, who wraps him in his prayer shawl, one gets a powerful sense of the goodness of man and God. Choices: 1. One gets a powerful sense of the goodness of man and God, at the end, when Baryshnikov throws himself into the arms of his father. 2. The reutnr of the prodigal son is a common theme in movies and literature. 3. When Baryshnikov throws himself into the arms of his father, one gets a powerful sense of the evil and unfairness of life.
Output: 2
Statement: And anyway, who cares whether your kitchen-sink epic features short, fat Mom and Dad or tall, thin contract players? Choices: 1. Nobody cares if you have an obese mother and father in your epic. 2. Who cares if your epic features contract players? 3. Everyone will care if you have a fat Mom in your epic.
Output: 1
Statement: Wandered all over the room and blew on some other guy's dice. Choices: 1. They were sitting still at the table. 2. They breathed on the dice while roaming around the vicinity.  3. They were at a casino.
Output: 3
Statement: The 1972 ABM Treaty permits the United States and Russia to deploy 100 interceptors to defend either a missile field or the national capital. Choices: 1. Interceptors are missiles that lock on to other missiles and blow them up. 2. The fear of ballistic missiles hitting Washington DC was great in 1972. 3. The 1971 ABM treaty regulates how many violins each country may have at a time.
Output: 1
Statement: In recent years it was fashionable to look down on the Champs-Elysees (many Parisians claimed they never set foot there), but it is returning to favor. Choices: 1. It was fashionable to strive to go there. 2. It was fashionable to look down on it. 3. It was fashionable to look down on it just because it was so cliche.
Output: 3
Statement: However, there was a problem. Choices: 1. It wouldn't work as expected. 2. A problem had arisen. 3. Everything went off without a hitch.
Output: 1
Statement: Newsweek cuts back on the scandal, putting the Nagano Olympics on its cover. Choices: 1. Nagano Olympics appeared on Newsweek's cover instead of the usual scandal due to the popularity.  2. Nagano Olympics appeared on Newsweek's cover instead of the usual scandal.  3. The usual scandal appeared on Newsweek's cover instead of the Nagano Olympics. 
Output: 1
Statement: but you don't really know Choices: 1. but you have this knowledge for sure 2. you aren't sure, but you have a guess 3. however, you really aren't sure
Output: 2
Statement: When an agency's designated senior official provides oral comments, GAO will summarize these comments and give the designated official an opportunity to respond to GAO's characterization of the agency's position. Choices: 1. GAO will summarize comments provided by the designated senior official.  2. The designated official will only respond to questions approved by his boss. 3. The designated official will not respond to any questions
Output: 2
Statement:  Earning and  Youth Employment Choices: 1. Youth are employed in greater numbers during recent years. 2. Young people with jobs. 3. The youth are all unemployed.
Output: 1
Statement: i can't even live with one Choices: 1. I can live with 20. 2. I have to live alone because I have OCD. 3. I can't live with anyone.
Output: 2