niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Efficiency is the number one priority of the organization in terms of dollars spent as well as technology performance. Choices: 1. Robotics are one field of study being explored to improve efficiency. 2. The organization's primary goal is improving efficiency in multiple ways. 3. The organization is only concerned with total performance, regardless of the cost.
Output: 1
Statement: Incentives in the DOD Acquisition Environment Do Not Favor Capture of Design and Manufacturing Knowledge Early Enough Choices: 1. Incentives offered by the DOD include tiaras and steaks. 2. The DODs put a great deal of emphasis on early and thorough capture of manufacturing knowledge. 3. The department of defense offers some incentives in in its acquisitions.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1868 it became El Museo del Prado. Choices: 1. It only became El Museo del Prado in 1877. 2. Before becoming the El Museo del Prado in 1868, it had already been renamed five times. 3. It became El Museo del Prado in 1868.
Output: 2
Statement: Quite an hour, or even more, had elapsed between the time when she had heard the voices and 5 o'clock, when she had taken tea to her mistress.  Choices: 1. A day had passed from when she'd taken the tea in. 2. An hour had passed from when she'd taken the tea in. 3. An hour had passed from when she'd taken the tea in to serve her mistress and her guests.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think i think a lot of people fail to realize but you know the government doesn't generate money you know they may print it but that's not really the way money is made it's it's made from people working and doing things that are productive and government's the net cost Choices: 1. Everyone knows that the government is the one that generates money. 2. The ordinary people who work and create things are the ones who generate money. 3. Many people are not aware that the government does not generate money.
Output: 2
Statement: That would reflect a jump in its current finding of about one-third. Choices: 1. This data analysis has been peer reviewed by multiple agencies. 2. That would show a jump of about two-thirds. 3. That'd show a jump in its current finding of approximately one-third.
Output: 1
Statement: And he was doing just fine until it was time to go to his second shift at 1-0 Computer Associates, where he had been working on a program for the management of empty space in staff lockers in telecommunications companies. Choices: 1. He was ordered to go to his second shift by his immediate supervisor. 2. He was doing decently until he had to go to his second shift. 3. He only had to go to one shift on any given day.
Output: 1
Statement: Boudhanath, 6 km (4 miles) northeast of the city center, is the valley's second important stupa and is similar in many ways to Swayambhunath. Choices: 1. Boudhanath and Swayambhunath are not located in the same area.  2. Boudhanath, 6 km (4 miles) northeast of the city center, is the valley's second important stupa and is similar in many ways to Swayambhunath in that they are both underrated.  3. Boudhanath and Swayambhunath are in the same valley and share similarities. 
Output: 2
Statement: a pair of shoes for me and uh let's see what else did he he bought a couple pairs of shoes for the kids you know i got two kids and he bought them shoes with it and uh Choices: 1. He only bought shoes for the kids. 2. He really gets along with my children. 3. I got a pair of shoes and he got some shoes for my kids too.
Output: 2
Statement: Both the Watercourt and the funicular railway make up part of the $1.2 billion Caleornia Plaza urban renewal project. Choices: 1. The Caleornia Plaza project brought functional structures but was very expensive. 2. Only one hundred dollars was approved for the budget of the urban renewal project. 3. The urban renewal project was one of the biggest ventures ever approved by the state.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, come along. Choices: 1. Stay there. 2. Come along to get your weaponry. 3. Well follow along.
Output: 2
Statement: seems to have helped him though popularity wise Choices: 1. seems to have made the common people like him better, though 2. appears to have made him less popular, though 3. appears to have helped him in terms of popularity, though
Output: 1
Statement: When the kid had enough, which normally happened in the evening, he would go to school for about two hours. Choices: 1. The kid once spent over three hours in the school one evening. 2. The kid normally went to school in the evening. 3. The kid never went to school and was constantly playing video games.
Output: 1
Statement: Executive Director Ralph Reed explained the Christian Coalition's strategy last spring in his manifesto, Active Faith . He called the approach surfing the mainstream. Choices: 1.  In his manifesto Active Faith, Executive Director Ralph Reed explained the Christian Coalition's strategy, last spring. 2. Executive Director Ralph Reed explained the Christian Coalition's strategy last spring in his only manifesto to date. 3. Executive Director Ralph Reed denounced the Christian Coalition's strategy in his manifesto last spring.
Output: 2
Statement: this this this woman owns three day cares two in Lewisville and one in Irving and she had to open the second one up in Lewisville because her waiting list was just like Choices: 1. This woman had to open a second day care in Lewisville to meet demand. 2. She's barely able to get enough business to stay open. 3. Even with the second day care, it takes about six months to get into the day care.
Output: 3
Statement: It's the highest-ranking of the three Scorsese films on the American Film Institute's Top 100 list, and it's widely considered to be his masterpiece. Choices: 1. It's one of the films on the American Film Institute's Top 100 list. 2. It's a horrible film, and was nowhere near any of the titles on the American Film Institute's Top 100 list. 3. It's considered by many to be a masterpiece as it's action scenes are very well filmed.
Output: 3
Statement: you know just people that maybe just aren't blessed with as as much sharpness and mental mental acuity Choices: 1. People who are perhaps not endowed with quite as much mental acuity and sharpness.  2. You know, individuals who lack a certain level of intelligence.  3. People who are very intellectually sharp, with a great deal of mental acuity. 
Output: 2
Statement: Despite the potentially intimidating aspects of live gaming, it makes little sense to spend your vacation in Las Vegas and not play at least a few hands of blackjack or craps, especially when there are free gaming lessons offered nearly everywhere. Choices: 1. Live gaming is easy if you just try it. 2. Live gaming can be intimidating. 3. Live gaming can be intimidating but you should at least try when you are in Vegas.
Output: 3
Statement: and hard up, I suppose?" Choices: 1. no money and unemployed? 2. well to do, I assume? 3. also short of cash?
Output: 1
Statement: Notable as the only major American city built in the twentieth century, Las Vegas is particularly unfettered by any burden of history or preservation. Choices: 1. Las Vegas has incomparable freedom in its growth potential thanks to its lack of history and preservation efforts. 2. The city has even considered building fake "historical" sites for tourists to see. 3. Las Vegas is rife with historical landmarks, and the local community is committed to preserving them.
Output: 2
Statement: However, the responses reflected a clear consensus for reporting expenses, with little or no support for reporting outlays only, and a minority preferring to report both expenses and outlays. Choices: 1. The responses showed agreement for how expenses are reported to the boar. 2. The responses showed agreement for how expenses are reported. 3. The responses showed  no agreement for how expenses are reported.
Output: 1
Statement: oh they send in they do videos of funny things that happen at home you know and then send it in and show it on TV and oh boy i tell you what it's it's hysterical Choices: 1. People are paid if their submitted video is screened on TV. 2. The videos shown on TV are absolutely hilarious. 3. The videos selected aren't really that funny and actually look quite dangerous.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition there is an artisan's workplace, and you can visit archaeological sites still under excavation. Choices: 1. There are no artist attractions in the area. 2. There is a local museum that displays the latest finds from the past month. 3. Some archaeological sites are still being excavated.
Output: 2
Statement: It's like one of those Westerns where the town barber is also the postmaster and the saloonkeeper. Choices: 1. The town barber in Westerns did not multitask at all.   2. In Westerns, the town barber was usually the postmaster and the saloon keeper.   3. In Westerns, the town barber was sometimes the doctor.  
Output: 3
Statement: The Madeleine ' an imposing Greco-Roman edifice ' doesn't look much like a church, but that's what it is. Choices: 1. The Madeleine doesn't look like a church. 2. The Madeleine doesn't look like a worship site because of its facade. 3. The Madeleine has a huge steeple with a cross on it.
Output: 2
Statement: Long before the arrival of the first Europeans, Nagasaki had been a major focus of Japan's trade with China. Choices: 1. After the Europeans came, Nagasaki no longer played an important role in Japan's trade with China. 2. Nagasaki wasn't important to Japan's trade with China until after the Europeans arrived. 3. Nagasaki played an important role in Japan's trade with China, before the Europeans came.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC's mission is to distribute funds appropriated by Congress to eligible local grantee organizations for the purpose of providing financial support for legal assistance in noncriminal proceedings or matters to persons financially unable to afford legal assistance. Choices: 1. LSC has no concrete mission and is free to set its own goals. 2. Congress plans to reduce funding for LSC for the next fiscal year. 3. Funds used by LSC are appropriated by Congress.
Output: 2
Statement: The Beatrix Potter Gallery is housed in a tiny building on Main Street that was once the office of William Heelis, Potter's solicitor husband. Choices: 1. William Heelis had an office in a tiny building on Main Street. 2. There was no relation between Beatrix Potter and William Heelis. 3. The office of William Heelis was located in an unknown village.
Output: 2
Statement: i saw them i went to a Beach Boys concert i like them too Choices: 1. The Beach Boys concert I went to was one of the best concerts ever. 2. I have never had the chance to go to a Beach Boys concert. 3. I have been to a Beach Boys concert before.
Output: 1
Statement: so you have that kind of a situation but uh by the same token you have kids coming out of private schools that they've spent very much time with them not able to social cope socially with the other types of people in the world Choices: 1. Kids coming out of private school can easily socialize with every type of person.  2. Kids coming out of private school can't cope socially with people in the world who haven't gone to private school. 3. If you only socialize with one certain group of people you have a hard time socializing with others. 
Output: 3
Statement: There is, however, one thing for sure. Choices: 1. There is one thing that we all know for certain; I love you. 2. There is one thing for certain. 3. There is one thing we don't know.
Output: 1
Statement: and you know they were asked you know well when you get out will you commit that same crime again and they said probably you know this is how we live that's how we make our living we live by selling drugs we live by stealing we live by this you know Choices: 1. Most of them survive by selling heroin. 2. They said that they were likely to commit more crimes. 3. They all denied that they would commit crimes again.
Output: 1
Statement: Ask away my love but grandpa's not sure if he knows the answer.' Choices: 1. Grandpa doesn't know if he knows the answer to the riddle. 2. Grandpa is sure he knows. 3. Grandpa isn't sure that he knows.
Output: 1
Statement: and i did it for a long time and and i just i feel like that was one i thought of that right off Choices: 1. I only did it once or twice, so it took me a while to think about it. 2. I thought of that one right away, I had done it for a long time. 3. I thought about it first because of how long I had done it.
Output: 3
Statement: Developing and adjusting organizationwide policies and guidance, thus reducing redundant policy-related activities across the organization's units. Choices: 1. The employees had expressed frustration with the redundant policies. 2. They were trying to reduce redundant policy activities across units of the organization. 3. They believed that adding more redundant polices would add value.
Output: 1
Statement: It's a weighted average. Choices: 1. The average is raw. 2. The average is weighted. 3. The weighted average is for a test.
Output: 3
Statement: Participants also discussed whether the right people were being held accountable and whether the SEC's civil-based enforcement actions were sufficient to discourage the bad actors. Choices: 1. The participants had to determine if civil based actions would be good enough to keep the best performers from participating.  2. The information determined that there was more than enough evidence to hold the people accountable.  3. There was discussion on if the blame was being placed on the correct people. 
Output: 2
Statement: The protective aura that once insulated the family has vanished. Choices: 1. The family is now vulnerable to the outside. 2. The protective shield that encased the family has gone away. 3. The aura continues to protect the family to this day.
Output: 1
Statement: All ideological differences between Democrats and Republicans. Choices: 1. Republicans and Democrats have ideological differences. 2. Democrats and Republicans don't have any differences in ideology. 3. The difference in ideology between Republicans and Democrats is extensive, long, and far-reaching.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah we live out in the country so what do you have Choices: 1. We have a house out in the country. 2. We have always lived in the middle of the city. 3. We have lived in the country since I was a kid.
Output: 3
Statement: Lebed, or whoever emerges from the wreckage. Choices: 1. Anyone who survives the wreckage. 2. Lebed or someone else might emerge from the wreckage. 3. None of the people who emerge from the wreckage.
Output: 2
Statement: As every islander knows, many of the most gorgeous coves and beaches are reachable only by boat. Choices: 1. All of the island's areas can be reached by foot. 2. These remote areas are some of the most beautiful areas on the island. 3. Boat is the only means of travel to some areas.
Output: 2
Statement: Abridged biography of Miss Prudence Cowley, fifth daughter of Archdeacon Cowley of Little Missendell, Suffolk. Choices: 1. Miss Prudence Cowley is the fifth daughter of Archdeacon Cowley of Little Missendell, Suffolk. 2. One of Miss Prudence Cowley's sisters is named Edna.  3. Miss Prudence Cowley doesn't have any sisters. 
Output: 2
Statement: uh uh uh certainly those those records are available and all they would have to do is expand it Choices: 1. Definitely those records do not exist. 2. Of course those records can be accessed, they simply have to expand it. 3. The records are easily available without much effort.
Output: 3
Statement: No three littles. Choices: 1. The first three littles. 2. All three littles. 3. None of three smalls.
Output: 1
Statement: Its two cinemas present a varied program of new international and archival films. Choices: 1. it has two cinemas that show new and old films. 2. The two cinemas are a great place to catch a film, whether your taste is new international or archival. 3. It's three cinemas show old films only.
Output: 2
Statement: oh oh yeah i know that i had a cousin who lived in White Plains that's a that's a neat area but it's a that is a particularly neat area for camping Choices: 1. White Plains is a good area for camping. 2. White Plains is not the best area for camping, but it's neat and organized. 3. I don't have any cousins who lived in White Plains.
Output: 2
Statement: About 10 km (6 miles) west of Ponta do Sol is Caleta, a banana plantation center and the only town of significance as you head west. Choices: 1. A banana plantation is a little west of the city. 2. There is a banana plantation that grows 100 tons of bananas a day. 3. They don't grow any bananas.
Output: 2
Statement: Former Independent Counsel Joseph diGenova applauds Ginsburg, saying that he has hired another attorney to handle the legal issues so he can shape the PR battle for his client. Choices: 1. DiGenova said Ginsburg was amazing at his job. 2. DiGenova said Ginsburg was amazing at his job and made sure everything was totally fair. 3. DiGenova said Ginsburg was terribleat his job.
Output: 2
Statement: Of course they cut welfare rolls. Choices: 1. Their cutting of welfare rolls was obvious. 2. They followed expectations and did not cut any welfare rolls. 3. They cut welfare rolls to add more money to senior services.
Output: 3
Statement: with the students Choices: 1. with the teachers 2. accompanied by the pupils 3. together with the pupils and instructors
Output: 3
Statement: Even if they blasted those away, as they could, they would be stuck too high in open air for leaping. Choices: 1. They would be too high in the air. 2. The blast will affect them too much. 3. The blast would make them come closer.
Output: 2
Statement: This holding not only has no foundation in our jurisprudence Choices: 1. Our jurisprudence is clearly the foundation for this holding. 2. Holdings can have foundations in our jurisprudence. 3. This holding is that all people are entitled to keep and raise chickens in their houses.
Output: 3
Statement: but you know we're supposed to have moon colonies by now but uh yeah cold fusion would have been great Choices: 1. We've already colonized the moon, so cold fusion is clearly the next thing to be discovered.  2. Cold fusion would be great but we were supposed to colonizing the moon at this point.  3. Cold fusion is clearly impossible just like the idea we'd be colonizing the moon today. 
Output: 3
Statement: So the time, in practice, will not be missed. Choices: 1. The time won't be missed this week. 2. The time will be missed. 3. The time won't be missed.
Output: 1
Statement: Extended Pilot Trials of the Aesthetic Education Choices: 1. Short pilot trials of the aesthetic education 2. Longer pilot trials of the aesthetic education 3. There are lengthy trials for pilots on aesthetics
Output: 3
Statement: Part of what's appealing about Chicago is that it's more open and democratic than other comparable elite institutions. Choices: 1. It's appealing that Chicago us more open and Democratic than other institutions. 2. Chicago is also appealing for the good food. 3. Chicago is not appealing. 
Output: 2
Statement: Among the best are the 12th-century Pentecost dome in the nave and the central dome's 13th-century Ascension. Choices: 1. The central dome's Ascension is over six hundred years old. 2. Among the best are the 10th century Pepe dome in the salve. 3. The Pentecost dome was built with funding from the Vatican.
Output: 3
Statement: It all had something to do with some kind of mumbo-jumbo, and.... Choices: 1. It was all about the barber. 2. It was all about mumbo jumbo. 3. It was not making any sense at all.
Output: 3
Statement: A Peek at Prehistoric Times Choices: 1. Prehistoric times don't exist  2. Time is not relative so history and the past are not real 3. Looking at prehistoric times as a glimpse
Output: 1
Statement: i just don't move very well when it's that cold Choices: 1. I get cold easily. 2. I can't move a lot when it's really cold. 3. I grew up in Alaska so I'm very used to the cold.
Output: 1
Statement: The congressman heads the House Judiciary subcommittee on commercial and administrative law, which oversees the Legal Services Corporation. Choices: 1. The congressman was recently appointed to head of the House Judiciary Subcommittee after some debate, and will be overseeing many different divisions, including the Legal Services Corporation, but will not start work until next month. 2. The congressman is the lead of the House Judiciary Subcommittee for commercial and administrative law, something that oversees the Legal Services Corporation. 3. The congressman was denied the job for the lead of the House Judiciary Subcommittee.
Output: 1
Statement: it doesn't take much work Choices: 1. It doesn't take much work 2. It doesn't take much work because riding a horse is easy 3. Oh yeah, it takes lots of work to finally do it
Output: 2
Statement: No political obsessive's day is complete without a visit to the man at Political Junkie , the premier roundup of politics, government, and political journalism links. Choices: 1. At Political Junkie, a man provides a summary of different political and governmental links. 2. All political obsessives shun a visit to Political Junkie because it has little to offer. 3. Political Junkie is actually a code for the pub where political obsessive's get drunk.
Output: 3
Statement: A wooden clock-tower comprised the shoddy town hall, surrounded on all sides by shanty huts trying to pass for houses. Choices: 1. The town hall was wooden and the houses were shanty huts. 2. The houses were made of concrete and glass. 3. The area was very depressed with very poor housing.
Output: 3
Statement: there's different rewards you know different kinds of rewards Choices: 1. All the rewards are the same; the medal and the cash prize. 2. Everyone gets at least one reward for participation. 3. You might be aware that there are different types of pay-offs.
Output: 2
Statement: Staged in February (and occasionally March), Carnival is celebrated through the streets of Funchal with Brazilian-style samba rhythms but don't expect the hedonism or sensuality of the type of celebrations in Rio or Tenerife, Spain. Choices: 1. The only type of rhythms you can hear during Carnival are Brazilian style. 2. Carnival is only celebrated in Tenerife, Spain. 3. Funchal is less of a hedonistic location for Carnival than Rio.
Output: 1
Statement: Our top story  As the presidential race nears the home stretch, Bob Dole and President Bill Clinton yadda yadda yadda . In other news ... Choices: 1. No one wants to hear anymore about Bob Dole and Bill Clinton. 2. The top story when the presidential race comes to an end is the growing alien risk. 3. The hottest story with the presidential race coming to a close, Bob Dole and President Bill Clinton, and so on and so forth.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that's a neat idea uh-huh Choices: 1. That is a smart idea. 2. That is a silly idea. 3. I think it is the best idea.
Output: 3
Statement: Santa Anita Park in Arcadia offers two horse racing fall and winter/spring. Choices: 1. Two horse racing at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia is available all year round. 2. Two horse racing at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia does not offer two horse racing. 3. Two horse racing is offered by Santa Anita Park in fall and winter/spring.
Output: 1
Statement: The Rio Suites Hotel maintains a course several miles away from the Strip for their guests that offers spectacular views of the Las Vegas Valley. Choices: 1. Rio Suites Hotel has a course several miles away from the Strip. 2. Rio Suites Hotel has torn up their golf course. 3. Rio Suites Hotel has a golf course several miles away from the Strip that celebs love to play at.
Output: 3
Statement: There is a great variety of places to stay, from luxury grand hotels (what the French would call a palace) and converted chateaux and abbeys to simple country inns (auberges) and g?®tes ruraux ' often a converted farmhouse where the farmer's wife cooks your meal. Choices: 1. There are all sorts of hotels. 2. It costs a lot of money when a farmer's wife is your cook. 3. There aren't many places to stay, and the wives of farmers never cook.
Output: 2
Statement: Krugman responded to my e-mail in his Dialogue with Galbraith (Who's the Real Economist? Choices: 1. The author had questions about economics. 2. Krugman ignored the email. 3. Krugman responded to the author's email.
Output: 1
Statement: The CityHall complex was architect Tange Kenzo's magnum opus, arguably the last great work of his career. Choices: 1. Tange Kenzo was a very famous architect but lost his touch as he got older and fell into obscurity.  2. The CityHall comples was Tange Kenzo's worst work of all time. 3. The last great work of architect Tange Kenzo's career was his magnum opus, The CityHall complex.
Output: 1
Statement: He obtained objects from every era of Crete's history from Neolithic figurines to jewelry from the Venetian and Turkish eras. Choices: 1. He owned a large number of artifacts, many of which he had decided to sell to historians.  2. There were many historic items that he had acquired from Crete, varying from jewelry to figurines.  3. He was lacking in historic Grecian artifacts and wished he could own at least one. 
Output: 1
Statement: in Virginia golly Choices: 1. Golly, in Washington.  2. Man, it's located somewhere in South Virginia. 3. In Virginia, jeez. 
Output: 2
Statement: You're not going to put that thing in after all? Choices: 1. I know you are going to put that thing in. 2. That thing will remain out? 3. You're going to keep that thing with you?
Output: 3
Statement: Hoped-for federal grants havent come through, so hes had to raise his rates. Choices: 1. He has had to leave because the federal grants have come through. 2. He has had to raise his rates because the federal grants haven't come through, wrote the journalist. 3. He has had to raise his rates because the federal grants haven't come through.
Output: 2
Statement: right right some uh stimulator down so uh yeah it's never a problem to plant things in the summer Choices: 1. It is bad to plant things in the summer.   2. It is never bad to plant things in the summer if the stimulator is down.   3. If the stimulator is up, you can plant any other time of year.  
Output: 3
Statement:   Direct response lakes or streams manifest changes more quickly, whereas delayed response lakes or streams manifest changes over a longer period of time. Choices: 1. Delayed response lakes and streams can be changed just as quickly as direct response lakes and streams. 2. Delayed response lakes and streams take longer to change than direct response lakes and streams. 3. Some delayed response lakes may take over 20 years to fully change.
Output: 3
Statement: The primary example of this situation is one where the mailer is concerned about the level of service received and finds that taking advantage of the worksharing discount leads to better service. Choices: 1. Work sharing discounts always come at the cost of severe service reductions. 2. Most clients are very satisfied with the level of service they receive. 3. Some clients find that work sharing discounts can result in better service.
Output: 2
Statement: Sometimes such funds are devoted to retraining existing nontechnical personnel to supply them with IT expertise. Choices: 1. Funds are never spent on retraining employees. 2. Sometimes the funds are devoted to retraining existing nontechnical personnel so they understand how to program their computers. 3. Sometimes the funds are devoted to retraining existing nontechnical personnel so they understand IT.
Output: 2
Statement: Who else do the Republicans have? Choices: 1. They have themselves. 2. They are all life Republicans. 3. The Democrats have their support.
Output: 2
Statement: Welles isn't just plunging his straight-laced hero and heroine (Charlton Heston and Janet Leigh) into the squalor and chaos of a Mexican-U.S. Choices: 1. Welles is putting his story on the front lines of the Mexican-US war.  2. Welles has more planned for his hero and heroine.  3. Welles is plunging his characters into the chaos of Constantinople. 
Output: 1
Statement: She readily produced the key of the Moat House. Choices: 1. She fumbled as she searched for the key. 2. She was always ready and able to take out the key very fast. 3. She was prepared and quickly took out the key for the Moat House.
Output: 2
Statement: And now, in this house, a murder had been committed.  Choices: 1. No one has been murdered in the house. 2. The murderer is still among us. 3. And currently within this house, someone has been killed.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah after well when it starts steaming a lot uh i definitely yeah put it in the refrigerator Choices: 1. When It starts steaming I leave it there 2. When it starts steaming I put it in the refrigerator 3. When it starts steaming I put it in the refrigerator but only for about 15 minutes
Output: 3
Statement: oh okay my only other standard menu i guess is uh Thanksgiving  i know how to put the bird in cook the bird and make all the trimmings Choices: 1. I don't know how to cook Thanksgiving dinner. 2. I have a standard menu for Thanksgiving and I cook the bird and all of the trimmings. 3. I have a standard menu for Thanksgiving and I cook the bird and all of the trimmings but still can't make gravy.
Output: 3
Statement: How fast they could kill him, Selana, and everyone else in this town. Choices: 1. Selena was totally safe. 2. Selena could be killed with one shot. 3. Selena could be killed.
Output: 2
Statement: She could not be implicated ”otherwise I should have heard some hint of it.  Choices: 1. My informants would tell me if she was implicated. 2. I heard that she has been implicated. 3. I have not heard that she was implicated.
Output: 1
Statement: He would have had ample time to remove them and destroy them." Choices: 1. He didn't know where they were hidden. 2. He'd have had enough time to burn them. 3. He'd have had plenty of time to destroy them.
Output: 2
Statement: However, given that all engagements are a function of time, as well as scope and resources, limitations in one require balancing the others. Choices: 1. The others must be balanced if one is limited. 2. The engagements all affect each other. 3. Engagements can be limited without balancing the others.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah and and when the when the United States was founded the people the people who founded the country all had the same value systems and beliefs and so immigrants coming in understood that and and it wasn't as if it was forced upon them they chose to come to this country Choices: 1. Today, immigrants are forced to adopt the value systems and beliefs of citizens of the United States.  2. The people who founded the United States struggled to find common ground because they all had different value systems and beliefs.  3. The original founders of the United States all shared the same beliefs and value systems.
Output: 1
Statement: To the extent that any petition submitted under subsection (b) after thedate of enactment of the Clear Skies Act of 2002 seeks a finding for any affected unit, then, notwithstanding any provision in subsections (a) through (c) to the contrary -- Choices: 1. The Clear Skies act has a generally favorable public perception.  2. Petitions can be submitted under several subsection of the act. 3. The Clear Skies Act died in committee and has no legal authority.
Output: 1
Statement: You always were a shocking liar, said Tuppence severely, "though you did once persuade Sister Greenbank that the doctor had ordered you beer as a tonic, but forgotten to write it on the chart. Choices: 1. Sister Greenbank once believed that a doctor had ordered beer as a tonic for a patient. 2. Tuppence thinks that someone was a shocking liar. 3. Tuppence does not approve of lying.
Output: 3
Statement: To my wife, who supports every strange direction I turn and makes my life happier every day. Choices: 1. The man's wife is supportive. 2. The man got divorced last year. 3. The man has been married for ten years.
Output: 3
Statement: Two minutes or so. Choices: 1. 30 seconds at most. 2. three minutes. 3. Not very long
Output: 2
Statement: Mesquite logs, adze-hewn and only partially smoothed, were placed over the doorways, and the plank doors themselves were slung on hand-wrought iron hinges or on leather straps, from oak turning-posts. Choices: 1. Logs were used to build the lodge. 2. Logs were used to build the boat. 3. Logs were used to build the lodge and the lodge was beautiful.
Output: 3
Statement: You can view artifacts from the Bronze Age, trace the history of the Easter Rising, or revisit Leopold Bloom's odyssey in Ulysses. Choices: 1. Ulysses allows you to view history. 2. Ulysses allows you to view 5000 years of history. 3. Ulysses prohibits the sharing of history.
Output: 2
Statement: But what we see is a man caught between the Christian imperative to give generously and a near-pathological cheapness. Choices: 1. The man is caught between cheapness and the imperative to give.  2. The man wants to give more to be more christian like, but he is scared of losing too much money.  3. The man gives all his money away to be more christian. 
Output: 2
Statement: There's been the most awful row!  Choices: 1. There was the worst row ever. 2. There has been no commotion. 3. There was an awful row.
Output: 1
Statement: If employees are the best owners, then Simon was wrong to orchestrate the management buyout. Choices: 1. Simon was right to buy out the managers. 2. Simon made a big mistake buying out the management, and now their profits are suffering. 3. Simon made a big mistake buying out the management.
Output: 2
Statement: Within ECP, there are four  set the discount equal to the simple cost difference between the two categories; set the discount equal to the average incremental savings in Choices: 1. The discount should be equal to the simple cost difference. 2. The ECP is unrelated to budget management functions. 3. The ECP governs the budget management of many large federal agencies.
Output: 3
Statement: My picture was everywhere; all over the walls. Choices: 1. My pictures were all over the walls. 2. The walls were empty. 3. It was freaky to see myself all over the walls.
Output: 3
Statement:  She never comes Choices: 1. She doesn't show up for 24 hours. 2. She shows up right away. 3. She never shows up.
Output: 1
Statement: The former congressman and ex-husband of conservative glamour-puss Arianna Huffington says he never liked politics and is glad he lost his Senate race (on which he dropped $30 million). Choices: 1. The former congressman and past husband of Ariana Huffington says he didn't like politics because of all the lying that goes on, and was glad to lose his senate race. 2. The former congressman and past husband of Ariana Huffington says he didn't like politics and was glad to lose his senate race. 3. The former congressman and past husband of Ariana Huffington says he loved politics and wished he got elected to the Senate.
Output: 1
Statement: Standing at the base of the sacred causeway that once linked the pyramids to the Nileisthe Sphinx, the enigmatic depiction of Khephren with his head attached to a lion's body. Choices: 1. The Sphinx depicts Michael Jackson with his head attached to a giraffes body. 2. The Sphinx was damaged by French soldiers with orders from Napoleon. 3. The Nileisthe Sphinx is a depiction of Kephren, with his head on a lion's body.
Output: 2
Statement: and it works out fine i mean i stop i'm never in a hurry to get anywhere Choices: 1. I'm never really in a rush so it works out. 2. I'm usually in a hurry so that wouldn't work out for me. 3. It's a serious problem when I am in a hurry, though.
Output: 3
Statement: The findings from these two surveys appear consistent with the results of an American Express survey of business travel management, reported in July 1999 by Business Travel News, a business travel industry publication. Choices: 1. The findings from the two surveys are consistent with the American Express survey about business travel management and how employees benefit. 2. The findings from the two surveys are inconsistent with the American Express survey about business travel management. 3. The findings from the two surveys are consistent with the American Express survey about business travel management.
Output: 1
Statement: Personal saving plays a dual role in bolstering retirement security for American workers. Choices: 1. Personal savings are useless, there are government programs to guarantee income in retirement. 2. American workers should have personal savings in order to guarantee retirement security. 3. Personal savings are essential if you don't wanna be broke when you reach retirement.
Output: 3
Statement: The cruciform edifice is graced with black-and-white fresco decorations, and in the churchyard there is a fascinating collection of antiques, including a wine press and a grain mill. Choices: 1. The churchyard has a fascinating collection of antiques, like a wine press and a grain mill, and the cruciform edifice has black-and-white fresco decorations. 2. The churchyard is very modern and the cruciform is decorated with many bright colors. 3. The churchyard used to be one of the biggest producers of wine in the area in its prime.
Output: 3
Statement: You may be offered tickets to buy while lying on the beach, or even free ones if the owners are trying to boost a place, or if the tiquetero thinks that your good looks will be an asset. Choices: 1. They will give you free tickets if you are pretty. 2. They will walk around on the beach and try to sell tickets for $40. 3. They don't have tickets, you just show up.
Output: 2
Statement: Sure thing, mimicked Tuppence. Choices: 1. Absolutely, mimicked Tuppence. 2. Definitely, mirrored Tuppence. 3. Certainly not, declined Tuppence.
Output: 2
Statement: In this regard, the current length of time that it takes to hire a person in most other federal agencies is much too long and must be addressed. Choices: 1. Federal agency hiring times are so fast that there's no need to shorten them. 2. Federal agencies would like to have faster hiring processes but the time for background checks really slows it down. 3. The issue of long hiring times in the majority of federal agencies needs to be discussed.
Output: 2
Statement: I felt as if I was the mother of Smurfs. Choices: 1. Not only did I feel it, but I really was the mother of Smurfs. 2. I felt as if I had mothered Smurfs. 3. I felt so disconnected from all of the Smurfs.
Output: 1
Statement: Review of Economics and Statistics (May 2000) and N. Gregory Mankiw, Macroeconomics, 4th edition (2000), p. Choices: 1. Review of economoics and statistics was published in May 2000. 2. Review of economics and statistics was published in 1998. 3. Gregory mankiw wrote both review of economics and statistics and macroeconomics, 4th edition. 
Output: 3
Statement: A good place to begin your touring is Damascus Gate. Choices: 1. Damascus Gate is not a bad place from which to begin your exploration.  2. Damascus Gate is the worst possible spot from which to start your tour.  3. Damascus Gate is the spot from which most people begin their tours. 
Output: 3
Statement: Beyond, in the New Territories, are a mixture of high-rise suburban towns, ancient sites and walled villages, country parks, and farms with ducks and fish ponds. Choices: 1. The New Territories are a combination of high rise towns, walled villages, parks and farms. 2. There are only desolate deserts in the New Territories. 3. The wide mix of the New Territories represent the variety of the people's cultures living there.
Output: 3
Statement: 'This is where you work.' Choices: 1. This is the grocery store. 2. This is the office you work at. 3. This is your job.
Output: 2
Statement: um probably should stay on the topic but that has a little bit to do with some of the things that i read  i um Choices: 1. That has nothing to do with anything I read.  2. That is relevant to what I read, and is on topic.  3. That relevant to things I read, but we should stay on topic.
Output: 2
Statement: Chinese whispers aside, the creatures now constitute the city's foremost pest control issue. Choices: 1. The whispers talked about other pests. 2. The creatures did not need pest control. 3. The city has a problem with pests.
Output: 1
Statement: they would they had settled while we were deliberating Choices: 1. They had settled while we were still deliberating. 2. They waited until we had made up our mind, before settling. 3. They didn't wait to hear what we thought about it.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and and steroids i mean that kind of drug that's a lot longer Choices: 1. Steroids are probably the worst type of drug if you ask me. 2. That's the sort of drug that takes a lot longer to contend with. 3. Steroids aren't a drug in any sense of the term.
Output: 1
Statement: Pottery intricately painted with marine life, bronze figurines, and exquisite jewels many of these were discovered in the rock cut tombs of Palace Period yet it is the mundane and simple things which make Knosses so fascinating. Choices: 1. The paintings on the pottery are of mountain life. 2. Most of the exquisite jewels are rubies. 3. There are some jewels that were discovered in tombs.
Output: 2
Statement: The utility industry is also required to reduce SO2 emissions through the Acid Rain Trading Program described above. Choices: 1. SO2 emissions from the utility industry are also regulated. 2. Utility companies have reduced SO2 emissions by twenty percent last year. 3. Under these regulations, utility companies are exempted from SO2 limits.
Output: 2
Statement: West of Damascus Gate and Highway 1 is the new city of West Jerusalem. Choices: 1. Highway 1 is west of the new city of West Jerusalem. 2. West Jerusalem can handle more traffic than the historic part of town. 3. West Jerusalem is the new city that is west of Highway 1.
Output: 2
Statement: 1 Many of the challenges discussed in that series represent long-standing, difficult, and complex problems that our work has shown will not be easily or quickly resolved. Choices: 1. The series on workplace safety discusses many challenges that are not easy to solve.  2. That series discusses several challenges that won't be easily overcome.  3. The challenges which are discussed in the series are ones that can be quickly solved. 
Output: 1
Statement: so even some aspects of recycling Choices: 1. Including some aspects of recycling 2. Even some aspects of recycling can harm the earth in a bad way. 3. No aspects of recycling.
Output: 2
Statement: They carried ten times their considerable weight in water and needed water only once every two weeks. Choices: 1. They needed more water every day. 2. They carried a great deal of water. 3. They carried thirty pounds of water.
Output: 3
Statement: Rooney's vision and decades of hard work have paid off for the 49-year-old. Choices: 1. Rooney's vision has ruined the 49 year old man. 2. The 49-year-old was able to build an empire. 3. Decades of hard work and Rooney's vision paid off for the 49-year-old.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah they had a program on the other day about people that were addicted to soap operas Choices: 1. I haven't watched a tv programme in a week. 2. I found the programme really boring. 3. I watched a programme about people who were addicted to soap operas.
Output: 2
Statement: So what besides that? Choices: 1. There are other things to be considered. 2. What else is there besides that? 3. There is nothing else other than that. 
Output: 1
Statement: Just beyond the turning for Dockray is Gowbarrow Park, which rolls across the hillside above Ullswater. Choices: 1. Dockray rolls across the hillside above Gowbarrow Park. 2. Gowbarrow Park is just beyond the turning for Dockray. 3. Gowbarrow Park is very popular for students at this time of year.
Output: 3
Statement: There was nothing to be done about that now. Choices: 1. Nothing can be done about the murder in the cellar now. 2. There are so many things that can be done about it now. 3. It is no longer possible to do anything about it now.
Output: 1
Statement: Several local residents are said to have caught a glimpse of him but there is no firm evidence to support this claim. Choices: 1. No one has seen him since 8 am. 2. Local people said they saw a glimpse of him. 3. The people said he had a blue shirt and jeans.
Output: 3
Statement: He gave Edward what he felt like, in other words, not that much. Choices: 1. Since he felt pretty poor himself, he gave Edward a poor showing, too. 2. He felt like a million bucks, so that's what he gave Edward. 3. He didn't give very much to Edward, because he didn't feel like much himself.
Output: 1
Statement: But such things have been.  Choices: 1. Things have been this way.  2. Everything is the same. 3. Things aren't this way. 
Output: 2
Statement: In a sense, German's new job isn't far from where he started decades ago. Choices: 1. It is expected that his transition will be smooth. 2. This is a new venture for German, so nobody knows what to expect. 3. German started doing similar work several years ago.
Output: 1
Statement: What do I say at the interview about my previous experimental life? Choices: 1. I won't state anything regarding my past experiences. 2. What should I state regarding my previous anecdotal life? 3. My life is full of trials and hardships.
Output: 3
Statement: Part III of this report analyzes applicable law and applies it to the findings in Part II. Choices: 1. This report does not include analyzing applicable law.  2. The report analyzes applicable law within it.  3. The report is extremely lengthy. 
Output: 3
Statement: Available Funds Should Be Devoted to Real National Priorities, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (July 7, 2000). Choices: 1. Real National Priorities do not include funding the military and importing foreign oil. 2. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities published a document in 2000 about spending. 3. The Center for Budget and Policy Priorities believe that Real National Priorities do not require any more funding.
Output: 1
Statement: Combining Shinto ritual with official Buddhist conformity, they revived the Confucian ideals of filial piety and obedience to authority to bolster their government. Choices: 1. Their government would not have survived if they had not revived the Confucian ideals. 2. They mixed both Shinto and Buddhist traditions while in power. 3. They kept Shinto and Buddhist traditions completely separate.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah do you hear the dogs in the background here okay they're Choices: 1. There are no dogs here. 2. Can you hear dogs in the background? 3. Are the dogs too loud?
Output: 3
Statement: The Western Empire, ruled from Rome, fell to the Ostrogoths in 476, while its neighbour, the Eastern, or By?κantine Empire, became one of the longest-lived empires the world has ever known, dating from 395 to 1453. Choices: 1. The Eastern Empire's success was due to better leadership. 2. The Western Empire fell almost 1000 years before the Eastern Empire. 3. The Western and Eastern Empires fell at the same time.
Output: 1
Statement: and with my photography when i when i take things to the lab to get developed it's several hundred dollars at a time and i was using up all of our personal credit Choices: 1. It did not cost anything to take my photos to a lab.   2. It was cheaper to build a lab at home than take the photos to the lab.   3. It cost a lot of money to take my photos to the lab.  
Output: 2
Statement: it's like a mill you know we we do uh um well we use a one mill bond wire or one point five mill conductive bond wire on on semiconductor devices Choices: 1. We sometimes use certain wire on semiconductor devices. 2. We use specific wire on semiconductor devices. 3. You can use any old wire on semiconductor devices.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm sorry, but the only earnings that count come from the audience. Choices: 1. The only money that counts is that which comes from members of the audience. 2. All other money is not counted when tallying. 3. All money counts, except that received from audience members.
Output: 2
Statement: A dear old lady returned from her first visit with the Italy's very nice, very nice indeed, but for my taste, much too much history.  Choices: 1. A nice old woman said, upon returning from her trip, that Italy has too much history for her. 2. A nice old woman said, when she came back from Italy, that she loved the history of the area. 3. The nice old woman preferred less intellectually-demanding vacations with plenty of natural beauty.
Output: 3