niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: All three magazines profile Slobodan Milosevic. Choices: 1. There are only two magazine profiles on Slobodan Milosevic. 2. Three magazines had pieces about Slobodan Milosevic. 3. Slobodan Milosevic likes to give a lot of interviews.
Output: 3
Statement: A backdoor appropriations victory is not exactly the strong-arming triumph a chief executive is supposed to win over Congress. Choices: 1. A chief executive should always be victorious in a fight with Congress. 2. A chief executive is supposed to be victorious in a fight with Congress in only some cases. 3. A chief executive can be victorious in a fight with Congress.
Output: 2
Statement: Bringing research to practice Choices: 1. The practice needs no research. 2. Practice and research together. 3. There needs to be more practice than research.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah under bricks or under wood or you know if you leave a piece of newspaper in the yard too long they get in there they usually come out at night but you can find them during the daytime if you pick something up that's been laying around no Choices: 1. They are underneath items left outside. 2. They only exist in air-conditioned apartments. 3. You'll find them under a bucket.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm going to count five, continued Julius, "and I guess, if you let me get past four, you needn't worry any about Mr. Brown. Choices: 1. Julius was threatening that he would take care of Mr. Brown 2. Julius was not going to do anything to Mr Brown 3. Julius was angry with the man he was talking to
Output: 3
Statement: well i just uh i'm not interested in keeping big military over there and having to go in and call the shots like you say and and i just would prefer that i mean sometimes we've said let's keep we Choices: 1. We need to keep our leadership over there. 2. I would prefer we didn't have military at all over there. 3. I wish we wouldn't keep big military over there.
Output: 2
Statement: ITC board member Robert A. Glaves is the executive director of the Chicago Bar Foundation, which provides funding to more than 40 local legal aid agencies, and he said the Web sites will help those agencies run more efficiently. Choices: 1. Robert Glaves was appointed executive director of the Chicago Bar Foundation in 2007. 2. Robert Glaves is not associated with the Chicago Bar Foundation. 3. Robert Glaves pointed out that websites could help agencies run more efficiently.
Output: 1
Statement: According to the Department, this rule was reviewed under Executive Order Choices: 1. The rule was never put into place in the first place, making the Executive Order unnecessary.  2. The President who ordered the Executive Order was President Barack Obama.  3. The rule was reviewed according to the Department. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah so we ate there one night and then we went to uh Picci's one night and had Italian you know where that is Choices: 1. We've never been to Picci's.  2. We had lasagna at Picci's. 3. We had Italian food at Picci's.
Output: 2
Statement: and that includes everyone at TI Choices: 1. Nobody at TI should be included. 2. Even the former employees are involved. 3. Everyone at TI is included.
Output: 2
Statement: In 125 b.c. , the Romans came in force, conquered the  Gallic barbarians,  and set up a fortress at Aquae Sextiae (Aix-en-Provence). Choices: 1. The Romans conquered the Gallic barbarians in 125 b.c. and then set up a fortress. 2. The Romans were more powerful than the Gallics. 3. The Gallic barbarians conquered the Romans.
Output: 2
Statement: 99 percent of the parts built on that process will be within the specified limits. Choices: 1. 99% of parts built that way will be within the limits, which the other 1% will have to be thrown away. 2. Only 4% parts built that way will be within the limits. 3. 99% of parts built that way will be within the limits.
Output: 1
Statement: But when it comes to taking on unions, that cliche is a canard. Choices: 1. The unions have been victorious. 2. The unions are being taken on. 3. The unions are being taken on by the corporation.
Output: 3
Statement: right yeah that would okay thank you uh okay thank you you too um-hum Choices: 1. Thank you all, Thank you. 2. I want to Thank everyone. It means a lot to me. 3. Why should you be thanked, nothing to be thankful for.
Output: 2
Statement: so i i grew up fishing Choices: 1. I've never fished before. 2. I fished with my dad as I was growing up. 3. I fished growing up.
Output: 2
Statement: (2) What are the effects of these discounts on mailers and on the Nation? Choices: 1. Mailer discounts do not affect the country? 2. How do mailer discounts affect the country? 3. How do mailer discounts affect the postal volume in this country?
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 defines a number of audit committee responsibilities for the hiring, compensation, and oversight of auditors. Choices: 1. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 brings audit committee responsibilities into light. 2. The audit committee has little focus on the compensation of auditors. 3. The audit committee only has one responsibility defined by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.
Output: 2
Statement: Don't try to match their improvisations, you will only raise their competitive spirit into the realm of high risk. Choices: 1. They are highly competitive from culture and are not afraid of conflict.  2. Don't attempt to match their improvisations, their competitive spirits will be raised.  3. They will not raise their competitive spirits to a dangerous level. 
Output: 1
Statement: These activities focus on OPM's Executive Core Qualifications including leading change, leading Choices: 1. These activities include interviews with the OPM's Executive. 2. The OPM Executives are not required to have any qualifications. 3. OPM's Executive Core Qualifications include leading change, among others.
Output: 1
Statement: On the other hand, some analysts do not necessarily agree with the assumptions and projected level of impacts in the CEF assessment despite the fact that it was peer-reviewed and its findings published this fall in an academic journal. Choices: 1. Most analysts agree with the projected impact levels in CEF's findings. 2. The analysts who disagree are expected to publish the substance of their disagreements in an academic journal. 3. The assumptions in the CEF assessment aren't agreed upon by analysts.
Output: 2
Statement: you're either you know do away with some of these laws providing this or we're going to vote you out next time maybe something would happen you know but people don't get involved and don't sit down and do that so i don't know Choices: 1. The strength of a voter outweighs any government official. 2. We will vote you out if you do not change these laws. 3. We have no power that could get rid of an inactive official. 
Output: 1
Statement: well that's true you're right you know by the time you've finally got down to it i was hoping i could remember where all those other things went Choices: 1. If you give me a little more time, I might remember were they went. 2. You're right, after all this I though I might remember where the other things went. 3. I have a great memory and perfect recall.  
Output: 1
Statement: GAGAS prescribe general standards and Choices: 1. Lady GAGA prescribed general standards 2. GAGAS prescribed general standards 3. General standards are set by GAGAS
Output: 3
Statement: Most city delivery routes are park-and-loop routes. Choices: 1. Most delivery routes in the city are park-and-loop routes. 2. Most city delivery routes are routes where they park and then walk in a loop. 3. No city delivery routes are park-and-loop routes.
Output: 2
Statement: 'But if they catch me...' Choices: 1. But if they kill me 2. If they catch me stealing money 3. It's possibly that they catch me.
Output: 2
Statement: In the new capital the building of Buddhist temples was actually briefly banned ironic in a city now universally renowned for its temples. Choices: 1. The magnificent Buddhist temples are very famous tourist attractions. 2. The city is very famous for its Buddhist temples. 3. There aren't any temples in the city, only restaurants.
Output: 1
Statement: Since Jackson II, the institution has fallen sharply from grace. Choices: 1. The institution has fallen from its previous standards since Jackson II. 2. As prestigious as ever, the institution is still held in high regards. 3. Poor management has caused the institution to fall from grace.
Output: 3
Statement: Built in 1109, it leans more than 2 meters (7 1/2 ft), less than its twin, Torre Giselda, that leans 3 m (10 ft). Choices: 1. There are two leaning structures in the area. 2. The Torre Giselda leans further than any building in Italy. 3. The Torre Giselda leans by just under 2m.
Output: 2
Statement: These factors included (1) fostering trust and respect; (2) establishing effective, timely, and appropriately secure communication; (3) obtaining top management support; (4) ensuring organization leadership continuity; and (5) generating clearly identifiable membership benefits. Choices: 1. Three main factors take precedence. 2. There are 5 factors included. 3. The factors are order by descending descending levels of importance.
Output: 3
Statement: Let us assume that our 1900 and 1990 12-year-olds are identical twins magically born 90 years apart. Choices: 1. There are 12 year old twins who are identical but not born in the same year. 2. These identical twins were born 90 seconds apart. 3. These twins born 90 years apart share an affinity for swimming and ice cream.
Output: 3
Statement: Note that the postal services in many other countries carry unaddressed mail. Choices: 1. Unaddressed mail offers a new level of danger to the receiver. 2. The UN has banned any country from carrying unaddressed mail. 3. Carrying unaddressed mail in not out of the ordinary for postal services in other countries.
Output: 1
Statement: You ask an impossibility. Choices: 1. You are asking me to do something that's impossible.  2. You are asking me to breathe.  3. You are asking me to lay an egg like a chicken. 
Output: 3
Statement: and that is yeah he's a little yeah he's anyway and that was just Choices: 1. Nope, that wasn't at all, I was bored. 2. And yep, that was simply. 3. He's crazy anyways, that was simply amazing.
Output: 3
Statement: And after that defeat at Glorieta, the retreat to Texas was pure hell with the fires roaring. Choices: 1. Nobody wanted to run all the way to Texas. 2. Following the victory, fleeing to Texas was amazing. 3. Following the defeat, the fleeing to Texas was terrible.
Output: 1
Statement: so uh and uh i was thinking you know like oh my God you know i go back there and then and then i might get married there and then i will have kids there and then i'll never leave the place you know Choices: 1. I was thinking I might never get married and have kids. 2. I was thinking I might get married and have kids and stay and I don't want that. 3. I was thinking I might get married and have kids and stay.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet another sitcom about a single female journalist, this one has a high-profile cast (George Segal; sex, lies, and videotape 's Laura San Giacomo; and Saturday Night Live 's David Spade). Choices: 1. David Spade was on Saturday Night Live, he is a comedian. 2. Sitcoms about single female journalists often include small profile casts. 3. George Segal is considered high profile.
Output: 1
Statement: The steam engine that traditionally powered the plant was recommissioned in 1992 and is running three days a week. Choices: 1. It's running only three days a week, which helps save money. 2. The steam engine that traditionally powered the plant is now running three days a week, because it was recomissioned in 1992. 3. The steam engine that traditionally powered the train was recommisioned in 1993 and is running four days a week.
Output: 1
Statement: For individuals who did not owe federal income taxes, the government match was to be in the form of a tax credit to the employer or financial institution holding the taxpayer's account. Choices: 1. Individuals who don't owe federal taxes, their employer or financial institution holding their account gets a tax credit from the government. 2. Individuals who owe federal taxes receive tax breaks from the government. 3. The individuals who don't owe federal taxes help out their employers or banks with tax credits.
Output: 3
Statement: Ensconced in what was then clearly the No. Choices: 1. They settled down on a late night. 2. They were in a nervous situation. 3. They settled in a comfortable spot.
Output: 1
Statement: It slowly blossomed into a huge cloud of pink gas that rifted away, to show people and objects dropping like stones to the ground below. Choices: 1. The mist dissipated and we looked on in horror as we saw people plummet to the ground below. 2. It blossomed into a large cloud of pink gas that showed people and objects dropping to the ground. 3. The pink cloud showed us nothing.
Output: 1
Statement: It's a veritable treasure-trove of quality gems, gold, and cigars. Choices: 1. Gems, gold and cigars are hardly known treasures. 2. You'll be absolutely spoiled with treasures of gems, gold and cigars. 3. It's a valid place to find gems, gold and cigars.
Output: 2
Statement: um um-hum i'm trying to think of what they are what kind they could be Choices: 1. I'm trying to figure out who won the baseball game. 2. I'm attempting to think of what kind are.  3. I'm trying to figure out what kind of fish they are. 
Output: 3
Statement: such as Internet use, Choices: 1. Internet use is not an example of what the line is taking about. 2. Internet use is an example of something the line is describing.  3. Internet use can corrupt a child's mind if the child uses it without supervision.
Output: 3
Statement: 'If he's expecting a trap, he might just decide not to show up. Choices: 1. If he thinks there's a trap, there's a chance he won't show up.  2. If the fox thinks there's a trap on the trail, he might take another one.  3. He won't be expecting a trap so be prepared for him to arrive. 
Output: 2
Statement: These would be large planets rich in hydrogen, ammonia and methane. Choices: 1. These cows are rich in methane. 2. These are planets abundant in hydrogen, ammonia, and methane. 3. These planets a rich in certain elements, it would seem.
Output: 3
Statement: got a chance to to go outside and Choices: 1. Had an opportunity to go outside. 2. The only chance to go outside I got was to throw out the trash. 3. No chance to get outside.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, in U.S. rural areas carriers serve principal roads only and residents who do not live on the carrier's line of travel must place their mailboxes on that road. Choices: 1. This is so the carriers don't have to go explore the backwoods. 2. Mailboxes in rural areas must be placed on the roads that the carriers line  travels. 3. The rural area carriers will go wherever they are needed.
Output: 1
Statement:  He was wrong. Choices: 1. He had no idea that he was wrong. 2. He was mistaken. 3. He was definitely correct.
Output: 1
Statement: Other representatives invite Hollywood celebrities to testify before their committees; Yates invited Yo-Yo Ma to play a Bach suite before his, soothing the savage breast of the NEA's opponents. Choices: 1. Yates wanted Yo-Yo Ma to play for the committee. 2. Yates wanted Yo-Yo Ma to play for the party. 3. Yates wanted Yo-Yo Ma to play for the committee for about an hour.
Output: 3
Statement: Unlike some of his class of '94 comrades in the House, who are principled in their bullheaded way, he never met a principle he wouldn't swap for a few more votes. Choices: 1. He was flexible with the rules, always putting votes before principles. 2. The graduating class of '94 was very large. 3. He graduated with his classmates in 1995.
Output: 2
Statement: In last week's episode, Apu, the Indian convenience store owner, goes down to the docks to donate porno magazines to sailors. Choices: 1. The magazines that Apu donated were unsold copies from his store's news stand, not those from his precious private collection. 2. A convenience store owner, Apu, made a non-monetary donation to sailors.  3. The preview shows that in the next episode, Apu will make a donation to the sailors.
Output: 1
Statement: The river looks wonderful from its period terrace and flower-strewn gardens, and it's de rigueur to enjoy afternoon tea or a cocktail while admiring the view. Choices: 1. The river looks terrible. 2. It's become popular to enjoy the view with a cocktail. 3. You can also take a boat down the river. 
Output: 3
Statement: I tried to listen, but at first I couldn't take much in. Choices: 1. I heard everything they said from the beginning.  2. I couldn't hear much at first.  3. I heard them talk about bad TV shows. 
Output: 3
Statement: In other cases, the company might give the executive an upfront--again, large--grant of free shares of company stock. Choices: 1. The company could give executives 1000 free shares. 2. The company are not allowed to give executives some free stocks. 3. The company could give executives some free stocks.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah do you let your cats outside Choices: 1. I think they would like it. 2. Do you cats go outside? 3. Cats never go outside.
Output: 1
Statement: i have no idea who listens to this Choices: 1. I really enjoy listening to this. 2. Who would listen to this? 3. It grates on my ears.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Forgive him,' White said. Choices: 1. White told them to forgive him. 2. White said he should never been forgiven. 3. White told them to forgive him for what he had done to them.
Output: 3
Statement: What? Why, the impertinent monstrosity. Choices: 1. It was really very ugly. 2. This is rather lovely. 3. Why this?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i don't do well with potted plants outside i tend to neglect neglect them and they sit in the sun too long and dry up or uh if i don't put them in the sun they don't grow Choices: 1. You aren't good at caring for potted plants. 2. The potted plants you care for die. 3. You are very good at caring for potted plants.
Output: 2
Statement: But what happens when those agents' names get e-mailed from the United States to, oh, Libya and immediately get posted on www.muammar.com? Choices: 1. Those agents's names might be sent to another country and posted on the internet. 2. There is no reason to email a list out of the country just to post it on the internet. 3. The list could never be included in an email because it is too long.
Output: 2
Statement: Because drug use is also an important issue among ED patients, he thought combining alcohol and drug research in EDs could lead to more research dollars. Choices: 1. He things combining being drunk while doing research is a good idea. 2. Combining drug research and alcohol leads to profits. 3. Drug use is an important issue among ED patients.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, the participation of the CIO in long-range strategic planning is necessary to take full advantage of the opportunities IT can provide and to ensure that the technology infrastructure is in place as business strategies develop. Choices: 1. The CIO participates in long range planning and help business strategy analysis and development. 2. The CIO is in no way obligated or expected to participate. 3. The CIO is a crucial part of business operations and strategies.
Output: 3
Statement: The tour takes you through the studios, film sets (when not in use), sound stages, and props department, and offers a glimpse of other behind-the-scenes activities. Choices: 1. The tour takes you through the studios, film sets (while in use), sound stages, and props department, and offers an open view of other behind-the-scenes activities. 2. The tour takes you through the studios, film sets (when not in use), sound stages, and props department, and offers a view of other behind-the-scenes activities. 3. The tour takes you through the studios, film sets (when not in use), sound stages, and props department, and offers a glimpse of other behind-the-scenes film activities.
Output: 3
Statement: four that's good very good yes yeah i don't Choices: 1. Four is terrible! 2. Four is a good number of kids to have. 3. Four is good.
Output: 2
Statement: Professional storytellers find this particularly vexing. Choices: 1. Professional storytellers don't care about it. 2. Professional storytellers don't like this, but have to work on it. 3. Professional storytellers don't seem to like this one.
Output: 2
Statement: If you are sincere about being a friend, you will save him from himself by keeping your distance. Choices: 1. Keeping a distance is the best approach. 2. Don't keep your distance. 3. Keep your distance if you are a friend.
Output: 1
Statement: For people and for the nation, saving means forgoing consumption today so they can enjoy a better standard of living in the future. Choices: 1. Saving means forgoing consumption today so they can enjoy better cinemas in the future. 2. Spending means forgoing consumption today so they can enjoy a better future. 3. Saving means forgoing consumption today so they can enjoy a better future.
Output: 1
Statement: Santorini has volcanic sand in a choice of black or red. Choices: 1. Santorini only has mud. 2. Santorini has colorful sand that covers the ground. 3. Santorini has sand.
Output: 2
Statement: A low-ceilinged room in one of the buildings has been venerated for centuries as the Tomb of King David. Choices: 1. Everybody just assumed that a particular room in that building is King David's Tomb. 2. For hundreds of years, one of the building's room has been revered as the Tomb of King David. 3. King David isn't even dead so it's impossible for him to have a tomb there.
Output: 1
Statement: Some who were mounted were trying to parallel the runners. Choices: 1. The riders are perpendicular to the runners. 2. The runners and the riders are going the same direction. 3. The riders are parallel to the runners.
Output: 2
Statement: Choose one, or visit all three to get a comprehensive overview of tropical environments, not to mention some pointers for caring for house-plants that can be purchased back home. Choices: 1. You can find how how much water your ferns in your house need. 2. You can find out how to care for house plants. 3. You can only go to one.
Output: 1
Statement:  An impressive rocky coastline with a backdrop of verdant hills continues southward to Talamanca, a heavily developed beach with a fine view of Ibiza Town. Choices: 1. Talamanca is the most heavily developed beach in Ibiza. 2. There is a beach called Talamanca, where one can see Ibiza town. 3. The verdant hills stop far to the north of Talamanca.
Output: 1
Statement: (Oddly, given the results of yesterday's News Quiz, few participants made the obvious leap and added farm animals as well.) Choices: 1. Participants actually started choosing to add people instead of animals. 2. Not very many added farm animals despite the results of the quiz. 3. Not surprisingly, people started adding farm animals by the boatload.
Output: 1
Statement: Return the sun to its course. Choices: 1. The sun is way off of its course.  2. Leave the sun as is.  3. Put the sun back to normal. 
Output: 1
Statement: you know and uh and that would make any parent feel good and bad at the same time you know first of all you're coming to me and let's see how we can get rid of the problem you know Choices: 1. That would make parents feel a lot of emotions. 2. Parents wouldn't care about that. 3. That would make parents feel a lot of emotions if their child moved away.
Output: 3
Statement: Theoretically, an ideal test should remain accurate throughout the alcohol use spectrum. Choices: 1. The test should be valid. 2. They were not able to use the test. 3. The test has undergone revisions.
Output: 3
Statement: All these changes-to multiple observers, professionally supervised but not professionally trained observers, and shorter observation times-led to others. Choices: 1. The professionally supervised have been lacking professional training in observing. 2. The supervised have had their training limited due to budget cuts. 3. The professionally supervised  have been in professional training for many months.
Output: 2
Statement: I have to ask her, said Ca'daan, more to convince himself than confirm it with his companions. Choices: 1. Ca'daan was too nervous to talk to her. 2. Ca'daan wanted to ask her a question. 3. Ca'daan wanted to ask her to stay.
Output: 3
Statement: You see, Aunt Emily always told me I should be provided for.  Choices: 1. Aunt Emily said I should take of myself.  2. It is Aunt Emily's belief that a woman should be provided for.  3. Aunt Emily said I should always be provided for. 
Output: 2
Statement: Following the advice of the EEAC of the SAB, the VSL approach was used to calculate the Base Estimate of mortality benefits (EPA-SAB-EEAC-00-013). Choices: 1. The base estimate was 80 percent. 2. Morality benefits were calculated using the VSL approach. 3. The VSL approach was not used at all.
Output: 1
Statement: After what you've put me through, I need a rest.  He took her arm and started down the aisle of the council room. Choices: 1. They walked down the aisle of the council room as after he grabbed her arm. 2. After all the nonsense you put me through at the grocery store yesterday, I need to rest a bit.  3. I'm feeling very refreshed, I don't need to rest at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: right well that's a great idea i wish we were that uh involved in uh or that our city was so involved in that involved in recycling Choices: 1. I wish the city would do more recycling projects. 2. I wish the city wouldn't do more recycling projects. 3. I wish the city would focus more on recycling than on parties.
Output: 3
Statement: Yet surely it could not be!  Choices: 1. It may have been possible. 2. It was absolutely possible. 3. It possibly couldn't be!
Output: 1
Statement: Consider this memo on a case handled through El Programa Hispano of St. Henry Catholic Community Hispanic Center in  Choices: 1. The St. Henry Catholic Community Hispanic Center has been running for almost 50 years. 2. The handling of cases through the El Programa Hispano are unreliable and you should ignore them. 3. There are cases handled through the  El Programa Hispano of St. Henry Catholic Community Hispanic Center.
Output: 1
Statement: Perhaps that thought crossed his mind because Hunt Rennie stood by the fireplace moving the toe of his boot back and forth across a smear of gray powder. Choices: 1. Hunt sat on a log outside. 2. Hunt stood by the fireplace while thinking. 3. Hunt thought about changing his mind while he stood by the fireplace.
Output: 3
Statement: A chart on the screen lists the payoff of your winning hand and, as with slots, the more you bet, the better the payoff. Choices: 1. The more money you bet, the more money you can win. 2. It is unlikely to get a winning hand. 3. If you bet more, you won't win more.
Output: 2
Statement: Part of the city's allure is its setting, where Europe faces Asia acr?­oss the winding turquoise waters of the Bosphorus, making it the only city in the world to bridge two continents. Choices: 1. The fact that the city bridges two different continents makes it more appealing to visitors.  2. It is one of the many cities that bridges two continents.  3. The city's setting is a part of its appeal.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah because they're farmers these are all farmers coming over and they're being put in the middle of the city Choices: 1. If the farmers were sent to the countryside, everyone would be better off. 2. The people coming over tend to be highly skilled workers who are sent to work on farms. 3. It's all farmers who come over, and they get moved into the center of the city.
Output: 1
Statement: It should come as no surprise that, as the greatest patron that painters, sculptors, and architects have ever known, the Catholic Church should house in its headquarters, one of the world's richest collections of art. Choices: 1. The best art collections are in the Vatican, property of the Catholic Church. 2. The Catholic Church has never been interested in art, only in restaurants. 3. It isn't surprising that the Catholic Church has rich art collections.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Very well. Choices: 1. I can handle it. 2. Okay. 3. No way.
Output: 1
Statement: Eleventh and a half. Choices: 1. Eleventh and a half men. 2. 1 and a half. 3. 11 and a half.
Output: 1
Statement: The adventures have begun, she murmured to herself. Choices: 1. So ends the adventures, she murmured to herself. 2. The adventures have started, she whispered to herself. 3. I am glad the adventures have finally begun, she murmured.
Output: 3
Statement: A visit to the dam brings home the immense technological feat and allows you to gaze out over Lake Nasser, created by the blocking of the river, which is now over 500 km (310 miles) in length, spanning the border with Sudan. Choices: 1. Going to the dam will not provide you with a view of Lake Nasser.  2. Lake Nasser is over 500km long. 3. Lake Nasser runs from Egypt into Sudan.
Output: 3
Statement: At the heart of the report was a survey of 1,622 third-year law students at 117 campuses in 40 states and the District of Columbia. Choices: 1. 0 3rd year law students in DC  2. According to survey 1622 3rd year law students in 117 campuses in 40 states and DC  3. There are lots of 3rd year law students 
Output: 3
Statement: But what struck me during the interview is that for all the speculation, nobody really has any idea what she thinks. Choices: 1. It was obvious that everyone knew what she was thinking. 2. I was thinking about how nobody has a clue what Madonna really thinks. 3. I was struck by the thought that nobody has a clue as to what she really thinks. 
Output: 2
Statement: Excess emissions penalty Choices: 1. There is a penalty for excess emissions. 2. Excess emissions do not exist. 3. The penalty is charged after a test is performed to determine the amount of emissions.
Output: 3
Statement: result, discretionary spending stays the same as share of GDP from 2011 through the end of the projection period. Choices: 1. The spending was leveled. 2. The spending was the same during the time of the projections. 3. The spending dramatically increased from previous projections.
Output: 1
Statement: Last year, the LASNNY helped more than 14,000 people. Choices: 1. LASNNY gave assistance to thousands of people. 2. LASNNY gave assistance to 400 people. 3. LASNNY gave assistance to thousands of people who needed legal representation.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the Committee has been made aware of concerns that LSC has attempted to impose its own reconfiguration plans on certain States without clearly articulating standards for such decisions. Choices: 1. The Committee knows about LSC's concerns.  2. Some states want to pass laws without thinking about every possibility. 3. The LSC thinks the Committee is doing a great job and has no comment.
Output: 2
Statement: The site, from the third century b.c. , when Emperor Ashoka ordered stupas containing the Buddha's relics to be built, is on a 91-m (300-ft) hill on the Vindhya plateau. Choices: 1. During the third century B.C., stupas were built to hold the Buddha's remains, on the orders of Emperor Ashoka. 2. These stupas are still standing today, and many pilgrims visit every year. 3. The site dates from about the first century A.D. and is built on a plain.
Output: 2
Statement: um i was gainfully employed by Safeway Stores Incorporated Choices: 1. I was a valued employee of Safeway Stores Incorporated. 2. Safeway Stores Incorporated refused to employ me. 3. I was an employee of Safeway Stores Incorporated.
Output: 1
Statement: Lewisville okay i'm in Garland um have you read anything about how they propose to uh come up with the taxes to increase the funding for schools Choices: 1. Lewisville and Garland residents love paying additional taxes.  2. Have you read any tax proposals to increase school funding? 3. Schools in both Lewisville and Garland need increased funding. 
Output: 3
Statement: The article leaves the impression that Huffington is quite confused and a bit dull. Choices: 1. Huffington is a name of the newspaper. 2. After reading the article, you are left with the impression, that Huffington is quite confused, and a bit dull. 3. The article leaves the impression, that Huffington is not confused or dull in the least.
Output: 1
Statement: yet they oh it's very wrong it's horrible you know i have i take a business law class um on Tuesday nights and my instructor is a practicing criminal attorney Choices: 1. It's great now because I'm finished with education forever. 2. I go to a class on Tuesday nights given by a criminal attorney. 3. I'm hoping that this business law course qualifies me for a better job.
Output: 3
Statement: (That's why millions of decent Americans watch Just Shoot Me : It'll be the talk of the schoolyard tomorrow. Choices: 1. That's the reason a lot of Americans view Just Shoot Me. 2. Just Shoot Me is a popular television show. 3. That's the explanation why only a few people watch Just Shoot Me.
Output: 2
Statement: and they were all shooting state of the art Soviet weapons in eighty four i was down in Central America as an advisor to the Honduran army again we were running up against Cubans quite a bit plus Soviet advisors and the equipment we were capturing and taking from the Nicaraguans was brand new out of the crate Soviet made material do i consider them a threat absolutely they have a university in Moscow called the Patrice de Lamumba University about like A and M or UT where they're teachings subjects like that they're teaching terrorism some of the people we went up against in Lebanon were graduates from that place and let me tell you they are nothing nice to go up against Choices: 1. The weapons were British and in horrible condition. 2. Soviets used broken vodka bottles as weapons of war. 3. All of them were prime examples of Soviet weaponry.
Output: 2
Statement: Paradoxically, caving in to her critics would bolster Reno's reputation for fearless independence. Choices: 1. Reno's critics in this case are making legitimate points. 2. Reno is known for being fiercely independent. 3. Reno isn't exactly known for her independence.
Output: 1
Statement: and then i started school you know and like two nights a week i was going to school and then the other two nights a week my husband worked so i had to pick Ryan up you know there's always an excuse you know to to not do it so Choices: 1. The other three nights a week we spend with Ryan and with each other. 2. There's always an excuse not to do it because two nights I'm going to school and the other two nights my husband is working. 3. There's never an excuse because my husband and I are free all four of those nights and don't need to pick up Ryan.
Output: 1
Statement: In the ninth century they built a fort on the Liffey and founded Ireland's first town Dubh Linn or  Black Pool.  Choices: 1. They didn't build a fort. 2. They built a fort on the LIffey that protected Dublin well. 3. They built a fort on the LIffey.
Output: 2
Statement: You can also visit the Sadberk Han??m Museum, with its private collection covering the period from 500 b.c. to Ottoman times. Choices: 1. The museum's artifacts are worth one hundred million dollars. 2. You cannot visit the Sadberk Han??m Museum, it is closed for reconstruction (its been closed for ten years now). 3. The museum has a collection from 500 b.c. to Ottoman times.
Output: 1
Statement: Alas, blame it on the boys! Choices: 1. The boys will be blamed. 2. The boys will be blamed because they were the ones who started the scuffle. 3. The boys will not be blamed.
Output: 2
Statement: and i had the i think the other thing that a lot of kids would benefit from in high school is taking an aptitude test Choices: 1. I think having an aptitude test in for kids in high school would be helpful. 2. I don't agree with aptitude tests and I think they are harmful. 3. I have a lot of ideas for what would be helpful, as well as the idea about the aptitude test.
Output: 3
Statement: for you and now all you have to do is go in and put in a number and you got it you know so uh just put people in pick a number and put people in it and it's a work group so you know i think uh it's  really a lot simpler than the old one Choices: 1. This new system is a lot simpler; you just have to enter a number and you got it. 2. I'm sorry about the new system; it's not quite as easy to use as the old one. 3. The old system required a lot more steps than this new one.
Output: 3
Statement: It provided a forum for sharing how programs can build bridges with other equal justice providers and explored the need for creativity in forming partnerships and collaborations that may consist of unusual associations. Choices: 1. It was a place for discussing how bridges can be built with other equal justice providers. 2. It was a forum that instructed programs on how to fight one another. 3. It held an annual meeting that involved all of the stakeholders once a year.
Output: 3
Statement: Bill Didn't Inhale Clinton, Newt Gingrich, and Al Gore have all admitted to having tried drugs in their early days. Choices: 1. Every one of them has admitted to having tried drugs. 2. Every one of them has admitted to having tried drugs, since when they were young it was common. 3. Every one of them has admitted to never having tried drugs.
Output: 2
Statement: Those who remained focused on preserving Polish language and culture if not the Polish state. Choices: 1. The Polish language survived while the state died. 2. Some people prioritised preserving the Polish culture over preserving the Polish state. 3. No one bothered to preserve the Polish language.
Output: 1
Statement: The movement believes in universal peace, brotherhood, and charity, and incorporates elements of all the major religions, accepting Buddha, Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed as prophets. Choices: 1. The movement rejects all existing religions and tries to forge its own identity. 2. The movement was only started in 1900, making it a very new religion. 3. The movement regards Buddha, Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed as holy men.
Output: 2
Statement: To find the Grace Kelly of European painting, you have to go back to the 15 th century in central Italy, France, and especially the Netherlands. Choices: 1. You can find the Grace Kelly of African painting in the 15th century. 2. You can find the Grace Kelly of European abstract painting in the 15th century. 3. You can find the Grace Kelly of European painting in the 15th century.
Output: 2
Statement: The ratio of these estimates is 1.9784. Choices: 1. Computing the ratio for the estimates gives us 1.9784 2. A ratio for the estimates can't be calculated. 3. Figuring out the ratio of the estimates is hard work.
Output: 3
Statement: Right now!  Choices: 1. It will happen later. 2. Right this second. 3. Do it now or never.
Output: 3
Statement: and sure right well sure it is Choices: 1. Yes you're right, it is.  2. Nope not nope it isn't. 3. Yes, it is. 
Output: 1
Statement: Deceased had already made a will in his favour before her marriage, but ”and Mr. Philips wagged an expressive forefinger ”the prisoner was not aware of that.  Choices: 1. The dead person had written a will leaving him her estate. 2. She never wrote a will or had a husband. 3. She felt he was a good man so she left him everything.
Output: 3
Statement: Across the river are Beynac's rival, Cetelnaud, its ruins recently restored and now housing a museum of medieval warfare, and the privately owned 15th-century castle of Fayrac, complete with restored drawbridge, battlements, and pepperpot towers. Choices: 1. Cetelnaud is home to a museum of medieval warfare. 2. There is an animatronic dragon beneath the drawbridge at Fayrac. 3. The castle of Fayrac is owned by a public trust.
Output: 2
Statement: Not only do thousands of economists agree on something, but what they agree on is the warm and cuddly idea that we should do more to protect the environment. Choices: 1. Environmental protection is agreed on by economists. 2. Economists only agree with environmentalism because they see how a bad planet will hurt their businesses. 3. Nobody agrees that the environment needs to be protected.
Output: 2
Statement: Wood Quay, on the south bank of the river (downhill from the arch and dominated by the featureless offices of the Dublin Corporation), is the site of the original Viking settlement and its clever recreation, The Viking Adventure (Tuesday Saturday 10am 4:30pm, closed Sunday and Monday; adults IRa4. Choices: 1. The Viking Adventure puts on shows that recreate Viking life. 2. The original Viking settlement and its modern-day recreation are located on Wood Quay, downhill from the arch. 3. The Viking Adventure is open to visitors every day of the week.
Output: 1
Statement: You are not ill, I trust? Choices: 1. Do you feel good? 2. I hope you are doing well. 3. How healthy are you?
Output: 1
Statement: coming up negative but i do take prescription drugs and i'm always been afraid that those were going to come up and show something on any of the tests Choices: 1. I am worried about the drugs I am taking making me lose my job. 2. I take prescription drugs and worry about them showing up on drug tests. 3. I don't take prescription medication.
Output: 1
Statement: Max, Joseph's greedy cat, was like [Ruth's] hunger gone out of her--prowling in the kitchen, nosing in the cabinets, leaping on the table at dinnertime. Choices: 1. The name of Joseph's cat is Gregory. 2. Max is a purebred cat from Malaysia. 3. Joseph has a greedy cat named Max.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet, unlike Le Carre, Gallant does not believe in plot, or in speculating on the meaning of her stories. Choices: 1. Le Carre and Gallant share other facets in their work other than plot. 2. Le Carre is a firm believer in plot and deep meaning. 3. Le Carre does not follow the pattern of plot and deep meaning.
Output: 1
Statement: During cocktails, several journalists tested the device and showed sincere, unadulterated enthusiasm. Choices: 1. The journalist did not seem impressed by the device.  2. They wanted the device for themselves.  3. While drinking the reporters seemed truly excited. 
Output: 2
Statement: Recent testimony to the Congress by Governor Ridge has clarified the Administration's commitment to these provisions. Choices: 1. Recent testimony to the Congress by Governor Ridge has clarified the Administration's commitment  2. Recent testimony to the Congress by Governor Ridge has clarified the Administration's lack of commitment  3. Recent testimony to the Congress that monkeys are overtaking the world.
Output: 3
Statement: Visitors should be sure to stop at the huge bronze incense burner in front of the hall, to bathe in the smoke an observance believed to bestow a year's worth of good health. Choices: 1. There is an incense burner in front of the hall that visitors should stop at. 2. It will bestow a year's worth of good health. 3. The incense burner is made of gold
Output: 2
Statement: and i think a lot of cases like a lot of our minority issues the we had the ten four one verses the fourteen one election here in Dallas a while back and it lost well that was decided by a very small margin um and there were a lot of of minorities that wanted it to go the way that it didn't go but they also had very low voter turnouts especially like in the Hispanic community and i think in that case they've just they developed a distrust of the system and so they've chosen not to participate in it Choices: 1. Minorities are very supportive of the elections in Dallas. 2. Hispanics used to participate more during elections. 3. The Hispanic community is part of a minority group.
Output: 2
Statement: goodness and all of them were in the house Choices: 1. I am not sure if I can handle all of the dogs being in the house. 2. None of them were in the house. 3. Goodness, all of the dogs were in the house!
Output: 3
Statement: The oldest most striking of the Byzantine monuments, in the northern corner of the city center, is the fifth-century Mausoleum of Galla Placidia. Choices: 1. The most recent of the Byzantine monuments was built in the fifteenth century and is called the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia. 2. The Mausoleum of Galla Placidia from the fifth-century is the most ancient of the Byzantine monuments. 3. The Mausoleum has been nicely preserved for being constructed in the fifth century.
Output: 3
Statement: We agree that climate change is a serious issue we need to address. Choices: 1. Climate change has not been previously recognized as a serious issue. 2. Climate change has already been addressed. 3. Climate change needs to be addressed.
Output: 1
Statement: so i can see where that that may be a problem Choices: 1. There is no chance that may be a problem. 2. I know specifically where your problem lies.  3. I can now picture where you may have a problem.
Output: 2
Statement: Before, or after?" Choices: 1. During the event? 2. When? 3. During what period?
Output: 3
Statement: I had been studying French, and my teacher said they were wanting help in a hospital in Paris, so I wrote and offered my services, and they were accepted. Choices: 1. I volunteered to work as a nurse at a hospital in Paris. 2. After my teacher told me about the help wanted in Paris, I offered my services. 3. I did not want to go to Paris, so I never wrote to offer my services.
Output: 1
Statement: That leaves rural renters in mobile home parks, apartments and houses with few places to turn when they encounter problems, said Robert Simmons of the Iowa Coalition for Housing and the Homeless. Choices: 1. Access to resources in urban areas prevents similar problems. 2. Residents in rural areas have few places to turn when they encounter problems. 3. Residents in rural areas have many places to turn when they encounter problems.
Output: 1
Statement: it was just a just happened that we were exhausted and they wanted to watch and we said okay well we'll sit down and we'll you know look at what you want to see let's just turn it on and see what's on we could not find anything that had any kind of redeeming value in it Choices: 1. The programs they chose to watch were all R-rated movies. 2. We felt so invigorated that we flew into the sky. 3. We felt totally spent and those people desired to view it.
Output: 1
Statement: Daringly mixing erotic fantasies and apocalyptic nightmares, it portrays the terrors and superstitions of the medieval peasant mind. Choices: 1. Daringly mixing erotic fantasies and apocalyptic nightmares, it still manages to excite and scare people. 2. Mixing boring boring themes with angelic visions from a royal perspective.  3. The painting portrays both erotic and apocalyptic themes as seen by peasants. 
Output: 1
Statement: This retirement income definition differs somewhat from the NIPA personal income definition discussed in Q1. Choices: 1. A NIPA personal income definition was mentioned in Q1, but that is different to this retirement income definition. 2. This definition of retirement income is identical to the one discussed in Q1. 3. Retirement income can be defined in up to 10 different ways.
Output: 3
Statement: But for those who aren't so popular, Washington High is a forbidding place. Choices: 1. Washington High can be a scary place if you're not popular. 2. Washington High is welcoming to all students, even if you're not popular. 3. Freshman are more popular than juniors at Washington High.
Output: 3
Statement: Bird's-nesting boys, picnic parties, thousands of people passing!  Choices: 1. There was not one person passing by. 2. It was a fun time for all with bird's-nesting boys, picnic parties, and thousands of people passing! 3. There were Bird's-nesting boys, picnic parties, and thousands of people passing!
Output: 2
Statement: Tuppence's pertness delighted the old misogynist. Choices: 1. Tuppence's cheekiness embarrassed the old misogynist. 2. Tuppence was not happy with how the old misogynist looked at him. 3. The old misogynist took pleasure in Tuppence's cheekiness.
Output: 2
Statement: The final rule is considered to be an economically significant regulatory action under Executive Order 12866 and was reviewed by OMB for compliance with that order. Choices: 1. The final rule was reviewed very harshly by OMB. 2. The final rule was reviewed by OMB.  3. No review was conducted by OMB at all. 
Output: 1