niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: We are accustomed to defending free markets as the guarantors of both liberty and prosperity, but here's a case where liberty and prosperity are at  By forcing people to act against their own self-interest in the short run, governments can make everybody more prosperous in the long run. Choices: 1. Governments can make people thrive. 2. Governments can't do anything to fix the economy. 3. Governments can make the economy work for everyone.
Output: 3
Statement: My favorite strip was when Lucy fell ill and sent Rerun to hold the football for Charlie Brown. Choices: 1. I love reading Charlie Brown. 2. Charlie Brown is the corniest comic of all time. 3. I liked the one when Rerun held the football for Charlie Brown when Lucy was sick.
Output: 1
Statement: The conservative British journalist, known for his mammoth histories, writes an old-fashioned Great Man chronicle of the United States. Choices: 1. The journalist had been writing for 15 years. 2. The journalist was from China. 3. The journalist was conservative and British.
Output: 1
Statement: Below the Valley of the Queens are the remains of the town of the artisans, called Deir el-Medina. Choices: 1. Just go up the valley and you'll find Deir el-Medina. 2. The Deir el-Medina is located below the Valley of the Queens. 3. Deir el-Medina was a place full of artisans until most of them drowned due to the flood.
Output: 3
Statement: One wonders whether the dark and shadowy world of his photographs might have had some association in his mind with the ambivalence he felt toward the Jews he posed in such excruciating positions. Choices: 1. One wonders if his history of being a circus clown effected his photography. 2. One wonders if his history in photography effected his posing of Jews. 3. One wonders if his history of abusive behavior effected his posing of Jews.  
Output: 3
Statement: But are the jocks serving Bradley well? Choices: 1. Bradley is grateful for the position he has on his workplace. 2. Is Bradley being served properly by the jocks?  3. The jocks aren't serving Bradley at all.
Output: 1
Statement: so that that's kind of been the way i've done things is to get things that are new and then keep them forever Choices: 1. I usually buy new things, and then keep them forever. 2. I don't like buying used or old things. 3. I always buy used things then keep them resell them later.
Output: 2
Statement: The enormous Palladian house regrettably was destroyed by fire in 1974. Choices: 1. The house was giant. 2. The house had almost 30,000 square feet. 3. The house was just one tiny room.
Output: 2
Statement: The basic premise of this line is that the findings of faith and reason are not at odds--only their methods are. Choices: 1. The basic premise of this line is that the findings of faith and reason are not at odds 2. The basic premise of this line is that the findings of faith and reason are odds 3. The basic premise of this line is to make a statement that could be correct
Output: 3
Statement: On This Week , Cokie Roberts asked Begala six times whether an extramarital physical relationship was improper. Choices: 1. Cokie Roberts asked whether an extramarital physical relationship was improper in her marriage. 2. Cokie Roberts asked Begala ten times whether an extramarital physical relationship was improper.  3. Cokie Roberts asked whether an extramarital physical relationship was improper. 
Output: 1
Statement: Who can I report disaster fraud to? Choices: 1. The person can report disaster fraud to the officials in the local state. 2. Disaster fraud is good. 3. Disaster fraud can be reported to whom?
Output: 1
Statement: Only VDV now, and I won't be able to watch my beloved 'Long Time Ago on Earth' anymore.' Choices: 1. I can watch my show anytime I want. 2. I wont' be able to see my old show. 3. The electronics are different so I can't watch my old show.
Output: 3
Statement: The Air Force estimated that in late 2001, when the F-22 entered limited production, it should have been able to demonstrate almost 2 flying hours between maintenance actions. Choices: 1. The Air Force initially estimated that there would be 2 flying hours. 2. The F-22 entered mass production in late 2001. 3. The Air Force later believed that there were 3 hours of flying time available.
Output: 3
Statement: There is little doubt about the pro-choice media's unquestioning acceptance of the faulty pro-choice statistics. Choices: 1. There is little doubt about the pro-choice media's unquestioning acceptance of the faulty pro-choice statistics. 2. There is significant doubt about the pro-choice media's acceptance of the faulty statistics. 3. Doubt is caused by low self-esteem in the media.
Output: 3
Statement: i mean you have to set an example you have to start somewhere Choices: 1. Setting an example is really not necessary. 2. You have to be the one to set an example. 3. It is always important for someone to set a good example.
Output: 3
Statement: right you know that it's uh really has a bad reputation is to feel that that people in general feel and have have rightly so i think been cheated many times and um Choices: 1. It really has a great reputation, I've had a great experience with it. 2. It has a bad reputation because all it does is cheat people. 3. I've been cheated before, so I among many people feel that its bad reputation is deserved.
Output: 2
Statement: Various studies have shown how the ratio of executive compensation to average employee compensation has risen to levels of irrationality and levels that far exceed those of other major industrialized nations. Choices: 1. The ratio of executive compensation to employee compensation has grown steeper. 2. The ratio of executive compensation to employee compensation makes workers upset. 3. The ratio of executive compensation to employee compensation is equal.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah i don't know how you combat that i i don't know where you start or with a lot of these kids um so many of them all they see is just the gangs and unless you can take them out of the environment enough to where they don't have the peer pressure from the gangs as soon as they come home from school Choices: 1. Most of these kids are subject to gangs on a daily basis.  2. These kids join gangs by the time they are 10 years old.  3. They live in the best neighborhoods, free from any crime, 
Output: 2
Statement:      Not so much pay, but--"  Hanson pricked up his ears. Choices: 1. Hanson said it isn't about the money.  2. Hanson felt it was more about ethics than pay.  3. Hanson felt everything was about getting paid. 
Output: 2
Statement: Speaking of Turkey, in honor of Thanksgiving Slate has published a full week's issue as of today (Wednesday, Nov. 26), two days early. Choices: 1. Slate observes public holidays by adjusting its publication issuance. 2. Many other publications follow Slate's observance of Thanksgiving. 3. Slate has kept its issuance schedule, despite Thanksgiving.
Output: 2
Statement: Las Vegas, while lacking a major sports franchise, is home to a triple-A baseball team and a minor-league hockey squad. Choices: 1. Las Vegas isn't home to any triple-A baseball teams. 2. There is a minor league hockey team in Las Vegas. 3. Las Vegas wants to be unique as a large city without a major sports team.
Output: 3
Statement: The country loved him. Choices: 1. He was hated by the country. 2. He was loved by the country. 3. The country loved him because of his braveness.
Output: 3
Statement: The fastest and easiest way to obtain copies of GAO documents at no cost is through the Internet. Choices: 1. The Internet is not a source for GAO documents because they are not allowed to be on the web. 2. GAO documents can be found through the Google Search engine. 3. The Internet can be a fast, easy, free way to get GAO documents. 
Output: 2
Statement: None of them had eyes for anything but what Jane held in her hand. Choices: 1. Everyone was looking at the thing in Janes hand. 2. No one was interested in Jane, only what she held. 3. Jane wasn't holding anything in her hand. 
Output: 2
Statement: Bonnie and Clyde (1967), on the other hand, presents criminality in romantic soft focus. Choices: 1. Bonnie and Clyde was produced in 1967. 2. Bonnie and Clyde was not produced before the 1960's. 3. Bonnie and Clyde might be a unique type of film for its genre.
Output: 3
Statement: Government Printing Office, March 2000). Choices: 1. Public Printing Office 2. The Government Printing Office is in Washington D.C. 3. The Government has a printing office.
Output: 2
Statement: It was he who would add the flesh of handsome buildings to the bones of Craig's design. Choices: 1. Craig designed the foundations of the building.  2. He used the design that Craig had created in architecture school. 3. The buildings were ugly. 
Output: 2
Statement: Mr. White ignored me, striding past. Choices: 1. Mr White stopped and talked to me. 2. Mr White pretended like he didn't even see me. 3. Mr White ignored me as he walked by.
Output: 2
Statement: 'It had to be done,' White continued. Choices: 1. White went on, saying that it was something that needed to be done. 2. White knew that the animal had to be killed.  3. 'There is absolutely no way that this will happen' said White. 
Output: 2
Statement: Pithagorio has a very pretty harbor and the ruins of a Frankish castle. Choices: 1. Pithagorio does not house any building where royalty once lived. 2. Pithagorio is home to some of the most beautiful harbors in the world. 3. There are scenic tourist attractions near Pithagorio.
Output: 2
Statement: He had changed in the last year. Choices: 1. He was different than he had been. 2. He was kinder than he had been. 3. He was exactly the same.
Output: 2
Statement: Even Seguin the iconoclast declares that the fight against unemployment is inseparable from the realization of the grand European design. Choices: 1. The fight against unemployment is inseparable of the grand European design. 2. Unemployment has no bearing on European design. 3. Unemployment is an under looked at part of the European design.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, competition has changed the environment in which federal agencies operate. Choices: 1. Competition has changed the way federal agencies approach matters in a positive way. 2. The operations of federal agencies have been affected by competition. 3. Competition has had little to no effect on federal agency operations.
Output: 1
Statement: But if I forego the luxury of engraving, the clerk will sell me 500 24 pound Strathmore sheets and envelopes, flat printed, for $167. Choices: 1. The clerk said that if I choose to engrave, he'll give me a 20% discount. 2. 500 24 pound Strathmore sheets and envelopes cost $167. 3. Engraving the 500 sheets and envelopes would make the total price go up a lot.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum so it's during the week Choices: 1. That week is when the watermelon festival is taking place. 2. So it's happening during the middle of the night on Mars. 3. I see, so it's happening during the week.
Output: 1
Statement: 'It's possible you're going to want to close your eyes for this bit.' Choices: 1. You're probably going to want to close your eyes. 2. You'll want to keep your eyes open to see everything that happens. 3. You'll want to close your eyes because this will be gory.
Output: 3
Statement: We began trading salt for the captured enemies of the desert tribes. Choices: 1. The tribes refused to give up their captured. 2. The tribes traded to get salt. 3. The tribes needed many tons of salt.
Output: 3
Statement: He saw the shine of steel in their hands. Choices: 1. He noticed the gleam of steel in their hands. 2. He noticed the gleam of steel in the warrior's hand. 3. He wasn't able to make out their hands.
Output: 2
Statement: young families whatever they just they just couldn't you know take off to do that Choices: 1. Families can't just go and do that whenever they want. 2. Families today have too much going on to be spontaneous. 3. Families can always just take off whenever without notice. 
Output: 2
Statement: Someone, maybe a family counselor, needs to deal with the alienation the youngster feels and the hostility harbored by your husband. Choices: 1. Your husband is alienating the child. 2. You're lucky that your husband is so supportive. 3. He should probably go to jail.
Output: 3
Statement: Its paneled front was carved with deeply incised patterns centering about a shield bearing arms. Choices: 1. The front was of solid, un-carved wood that had been freshly hewn from an ancient tree.  2. A shield bearing arms was on the paneled front.  3. The arms were the crest of Lord Montgomery of California.
Output: 3
Statement: well that you couldn't pick a better way of doing it with your family Choices: 1. You could decide a better way to eat. 2. You couldn't decide a better way of traveling across the state with your family. 3. You couldn't decide a better way of doing it with your family.
Output: 2
Statement: you know arrest record won't let able won't let them play anywhere else they seem to go to they seem to go to the Raiders but that just may be you know perceived Choices: 1. Nobody on the Raiders has a criminal record. 2. They tend to have more open minded recruiting. 3. It's perceived most players with an arrest record seem to play on the Raiders.
Output: 2
Statement: That assumption may or may not be correct. Choices: 1. That assumption will likely be held by closed-minded people. 2. That assumption can be correct. 3. That assumption can only be correct.
Output: 1
Statement: He regularly appears kneeling before temples to his master, his palms joined together in the traditional namaste gesture of greeting and homage. Choices: 1. He usually appears standing before his master, palms joined. 2. His head is usually faced downwards to his joined palms. 3. He often appears on his knees in front of his master.
Output: 2
Statement: Science, philosophy, and the arts flourished, and the Ionians founded further colonies. Choices: 1. The Ionian colonists were able to maintain an advanced civilization. 2. The colonization of Ionia was a dismal failure, and colonists gave up after their first attempt. 3. The Ionian colonies went on to flourish for several centuries.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah i am too a little bit i mean i i don't want to be around people who are really on drugs and that sort of thing and and you know obviously they're probably not going to be doing a good job and so forth but i don't really like having to do it Choices: 1. I don't agree with taking drugs and that's another reason why I wouldn't want employees to take them. 2. I don't want the employees doing drugs as it could affect their work. 3. Taking drugs wouldn't affect their work habits at all.
Output: 1
Statement: The real me, in my real body. Choices: 1. My true self, contained in my true body. 2. This is exactly who I am.  3. I'm not who you think I am, and really, this isn't me; You'll meet me in my real body some day.
Output: 3
Statement: Dave had noticed that the last winter in Chicago had definitely shown that Uncle David's predictions were coming true. Choices: 1. Dave noticed that Uncle David's prediction about the winter in Chicago were coming true after he looked out the window. 2. Uncle David's predictions about the winter didn't come true, as Dave noticed. 3. Dave noticed that Uncle David's predictions about winter were coming true.
Output: 1
Statement: It should be noted that the numbers in Columns (5), (8), and (11) are average annual growth rates. Choices: 1. The chart used specific monthly rates. 2. The chart gives the average annual growth rates. 3. There are other numbers that could be used, but the chart used average annual growth rates.
Output: 3
Statement: I have always wanted this woman who was recently widowed. Choices: 1. I have been interested in other women previous to this widow. 2. I am not interested in this widowed woman at all. 3. I know of a woman who was recently widowed.
Output: 1
Statement: Restoring public trust and confidence in a manner that can be sustained over the long-term will require concerted actions by a various parties in order to address some very real systemic weaknesses plaguing our current corporate governance, accountability, and related systems. Choices: 1. Out of all of these, corporate governance would probably be the easiest to fix. 2. No matter what is done, the public trust will never be restored. 3. The restoration of public trust will necessarily entail addressing issues like accountability.
Output: 1
Statement: Corporate lawyers received brush-up training from the [City Bar], and a given firm without certain expertise felt free to call on another firm that had it. Choices: 1. Most of the lawyers do not agree that they are in need of Brush up training. 2. If the firm didn't have a certain expertise they did not call another firm. 3. Brush up training from city bar is given to the lawyers.
Output: 1
Statement: hum five and a half pounds  she's uh laying right in front of my keyboard here on the desk right now Choices: 1. She weighs 15 lbs and will even lay on the printer, 2. She will lay on the desk, on the keyboard, But she doesn't weigh much. It is her way of getting attention,  3. She weighs 5 1/2 lbs, she likes to lay on my desk.
Output: 2
Statement: Come with me, said Thorn in a voice that left little choice. Choices: 1. He sounded strict but was secretly soft heartened and concerned about them. 2. He warned them not to follow. 3. He wanted them to follow him.
Output: 1
Statement: The chapter fairly screams, There are too many people in prison nowadays. Choices: 1. The chapter argues that there are too many people in prison. 2. Many people are in prison because they robbed banks. 3. The chapter says that we need to put more people in prison.
Output: 2
Statement: Philadelphia Inquirer.  Choices: 1. Philadelphia newspaper. 2. A newspaper from New York. 3. The paper has a sports section.
Output: 3
Statement: It occupies steep terraces that offer fine views over Funchal. Choices: 1. From the balconies the view of Madeira is clear. 2. Funchal can be viewed from the balconies. 3. On clear days Funchal looks very colorful.
Output: 3
Statement: With the great improvement in the accuracy for 2000, LSC can return to using the reported figures without any adjustment. Choices: 1. The accuracy was significantly improved. 2. The reported figures came from a national survey. 3. The figures still need to be adjusted before use.
Output: 2
Statement: But poetry is a rough business, requiring eternal optimism about the possibility of publication, even if gloom is considered the Proper Poetical Stance on most other issues. Choices: 1. Poets are miserable people who are optimistic only about the possibility of publishing their gloomy poetry.  2. Poets must have an eternal optimism about the possibility of being published.  3. The Proper Poetical Stance on most issues is to be incredibly upbeat. 
Output: 1
Statement: But Annan has formed a strong friendship with Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. Choices: 1. Madeleine Albright is the Secretary of State. 2. Annan and Madeleine Albright have never met and are unaware of each other. 3. Annan is somebody who is politically significant.
Output: 3
Statement: The membership of the Commission consisted of representatives from the bench and bar, including many long-term supporters of legal services, academics, and business, labor and religious leaders, as well as representatives of the provider community. Choices: 1. There is no one from bench and bar, in the commission in a membership role. 2. Some of the members of the commission are associated with bench and bar. 3. The commission members take bribes from the bench.
Output: 3
Statement: The brothers are remembered today as the true founders of both the state and the city Bienville later served as the first governor of Louisiana. Choices: 1. Others claimed to be the true founders of the state and city. 2. Bienville was the first governor of Louisiana. 3. Nobody remembers the rightful founders of the city and state of Louisiana. 
Output: 1
Statement: Another market catering to more traditional tastes is the Kampung Bahru (new village), behind the Chow Kit area. Choices: 1. This market caters to more modern tastes. 2. There is more than one market in the area. 3. The Kmapung Bahru market caters to modern tastes.
Output: 1
Statement: The thing that impresses fans with catchers is arm strength, says Orioles bench coach Andy Etchebarren. Choices: 1. Fans love watching a catcher throw a runner out at second. 2. Fans are most impressed with the way a catcher catches wild pitches. 3. A catcher's arm strength is what impresses fans, according to Andy Etchebarren.
Output: 1
Statement: The narrow entrance squeezes past a bookshop and opens out into a delightful, plant-filled patio. Choices: 1. Many visitors passing through stop at the bookshop. 2. The entrance is broad and spacious going past the bookshop. 3. There's a delightful patio that has plants on it at the end of the entrance.
Output: 1
Statement: The motivation of adventurers everywhere is to achieve something no one else has achieved and to derive the pleasure that arises from that--and, not incidentally, to get famous by writing books about it. Choices: 1. Adventurers who make money off of their adventuring are dishonest. 2. Real adventures enjoy their escapades for the thrill and not writing about it. 3. The ultimate goal for an adventurer should be to write books about their travels.
Output: 1
Statement: And then there's everyone else in the city. Choices: 1. The city has been abandoned. 2. There are lots of identifiable groups in the city. 3. The city is home to a bunch of people who can't be reduced to a single group.
Output: 2
Statement: I found Paul Krugman's  somewhat puzzling. Choices: 1. I fully understood Paul Krugman. 2. I could not understand Paul Krugman. 3. I will give Paul Krugman another try.
Output: 3
Statement: But with Julius Hersheimmer about, hustling was inevitable. Choices: 1. With Julius Hersheimmer in the picture, hustling was unlikely. 2. Hustling was always going to happen with Julius Hersheimmer around. 3. Julius Hersheimmer was famous for his hustling.
Output: 3
Statement: Israelis sided with the Serbs against the Croats, who had been truly monstrous toward Jews during the war. Choices: 1. The Israelis backed the Croats.   2. The Israelis agreed with the Serbs.   3. The Israelis backed the Serbs with arms and ammunition.  
Output: 3
Statement: Legal service providers have long served large Latino populations, who have cultural diversity but share a common language. Choices: 1. The Latino population does not speak a common language.  2. Latinos can get help from legal service providers in Arizona by inquiring at their county's courthouse.  3. Latino populations may be large but they still have a common language. 
Output: 2
Statement: If it hadn't been for you we'd have lost her." Albert flushed with pleasure at this tribute. Choices: 1. Albert was the receiving end of this positive feedback.  2. She would have been gone if nobody came in to help.  3. Albert frowned when he heard the tribute. 
Output: 1
Statement: yes and uh we Choices: 1. yes and uh you and me.  2. yes and uh the three of us. 3. yes and uh not us.
Output: 2
Statement: A mule head, attached to a rangy mule body, weaved forward to follow dog-at-heel fashion behind the scout. Choices: 1. There was a mule behind the scout. 2. There was a mouse behind the scout. 3. The mule was owned by the scout.
Output: 3
Statement: The rural Basque country (or Euzkadi) stretches south into Spain along a coastal plain and through the Pyrenees. Choices: 1. Euzkadi does not go down into Spain. 2. The rural Basque country goes down into Spain and across a coastal plain on through the Pyrenees. 3. Visiting the rural Basque country is a must do during the Spring time.
Output: 3
Statement: Beneath the wheels, there are lively carved friezes of elephants playing with children. Choices: 1. There is a depiction of elephants playing with children. 2. The children are playing with the elephants tusks. 3. The children and elephants are fighting in the friezes.
Output: 2
Statement: Less exclusive jewelry stores abound around town. Choices: 1. Jewelry is expensive wherever you go. 2. Jewelry stores around town charge give great discounts for tourists.. 3. Town periphery is the place to get cheaper jewelry.
Output: 2
Statement: Mayhem, family collapse, the occasional terrorist bomb, mad government policies, human platitudes--in this pleasant springtime of 1997, these, as Roth renders them, do seem to be everyone's favorite topics of conversation. Choices: 1. Mayhem is a common theme in everyone's topics of conversation.  2. Mayhem and terrorists bombs are never talked about in topics of conversations.  3. Mayhem and terrorist bombs are frequent topics of discussion for the enemies of Roth. 
Output: 3
Statement: Popular, too, is the game of caroms, played by flicking checkers on a square board with corner pockets. Choices: 1. The game is played by throwing stones on a round board. 2. The game of caroms is rather popular too. 3. Many tourists try to learn the game of caroms every year.
Output: 3
Statement: He also observed that patients who screen positive for one risk factor often have multiple risk factors. Choices: 1. Patients that wind up positive for one risk factor also usually have multiple other risk factors. 2. People with multiple risk factors can cost insurance companies billions of dollars. 3. People who screen positive for one risk factor are thankfully usually negative for all others.
Output: 2
Statement: Thus, in 1998, the Postal Service delivered 1.5 billion more pieces of advertising than non-advertising mail. Choices: 1. The Postal Service has delivered more pieces of advertising in 1998 2. The Postal Service has delivered more pieces of advertising in 1900 3. The Postal Service has delivered more pieces of advertising in 1998 according to this data
Output: 3
Statement: It includes a much larger sample size and longer exposure interval, and covers more locations. Choices: 1. The coverage of location, exposure, sample size, is much larger. 2. We performed a variety of tests to confer that our results were valid. 3. The coverage of location, exposure, sample size, is miniscule.
Output: 2
Statement: The island's capital is Mytilini (and you may sometimes hear Greeks call the island Mytilini, rather than Lesvos). Choices: 1. The island has no capital city. 2. Greeks prefer to call the island Mytilni instead of Lesvos. 3. The capital city of the island is Mytilni.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i was just stupid and every time they had a sale there i was because you know got get such good bargains Choices: 1. I put myself into a massive economic deficit by falling for the appeal of elusive sales.  2. I was very attracted to good bargains for items I did not necessarily intend on purchasing.  3. Nothing was ever at a pleasant sale around me.
Output: 1
Statement: The main upset now has been political protests amid aspirations and concerns over political change. Choices: 1. Most people are not worried about politics. 2. Several protests have turned violent. 3. People are worried about the political environment changing.
Output: 2
Statement: The latter factor exists because postal systems need to be designed to handle a wide range of mailpieces, generated by a wide range of mailers. Choices: 1. Postal systems only need to handle one kind of mailpiece. 2. Some of the mailers using the postal system do not know what they're doing. 3. A wide range of mailers are likely to use the postal system.
Output: 2
Statement: Robertson sees it as a tool to keep his complex as clean and safe as possible. Choices: 1. To Robert, it's an instrument that keeps his complex as clean and safe as possible, so he buys it every day. 2. To Robert, it's an instrument that keeps his complex very dirty.  3. To Robert, it's an instrument that keeps his complex as clean and safe as possible.
Output: 1
Statement: Dynastic Periods (5000 2780 b.c. ) Choices: 1. The Dynastic Periods ended in 800 BC. 2. The Dynastic Periods ended in 2780 bc when the Mideivel Period started. 3. The Dynastic Periods ended in 2780 bc.
Output: 2
Statement: They fought against the Satheri. Choices: 1. They defeated and crushed the Satheri. 2. Their allies, the Satheri, helped them in battle. 3. The Satheri were one of their enemies at the time.
Output: 1
Statement: Says New York 's John Simon, There's good down-home, Southern-fried atmosphere ... Choices: 1. John Simon is from NYC. 2. John Simon is from NY. 3. John Simon is from Arizona.
Output: 1
Statement: He looked back with his kindly, shrewd glance. Choices: 1. His eyes were sharp and kind as he looked behind him. 2. He looked forward with his mean, dull stare.  3. He looked back at the girl as she was walking away.
Output: 3
Statement: Results so far are  The Mets-Yankees series opener sold three times as many seats as the Padres-Angels series. Choices: 1. Results so far show that the Mets-Yankees opener sold three times as much as the Padres-Angels, because more people live in New York. 2. Results so far show that the Mets-Yankees opener sold three times as much as the Padres-Angels. 3. Results so far show that the Mets-Yankees opener sold three less than the Padres-Angels.
Output: 1
Statement: Have you anyone who can testify to that? Choices: 1. Did anyone see you? 2. Can anyone confirm that? 3. Who didn't see you?
Output: 1
Statement: I seek from the mail or telephone or e-mail some sign of being remembered--and not just as a nine digit Social Security number or a 16 digit credit card number. Choices: 1. I am comfortable being a digit, and not a person. 2. I want to see that I am known beyond digits. 3. I also make calls to see if I can be remembered as a person.
Output: 3
Statement: Susan says they know who these creatures are, said Jon. Choices: 1. Jon said Susan had no idea who the creatures are. 2. The creatures are actually demons. 3. Jon said Susan knew who the creatures are.
Output: 2
Statement: De Gaulle's visions of grandeur, and of a country independent of NATO and the Warsaw Pact, gave France a renewed self-confidence. Choices: 1. De Gaulle was blind, but that didn't stop his visions of a country independent of NATO. 2. De Gaulle's visions gave France renewed self-confidence. 3. De Gaulle had visions of France joining NATO and the Warsaw Pact. 
Output: 1
Statement: It is designed to be a center of initiation to nature for children, the paper said. Choices: 1. The children learn about nature and it encourages them to be outside more. 2. The paper said it was not a suitable way to introduce nature to children.  3. The children get an introduction to nature here.
Output: 1
Statement: because i got up and started jumping on it again Choices: 1. I couldn't help jumping on it as soon as possible.  2. I threw it across the room. 3. I jumped a little on it and then sat down again. 
Output: 3
Statement: We should do the same. Choices: 1. We should do it as well. 2. We should not do that at all. 3. It would be best if we do it the same.
Output: 3
Statement: Congress asked whether the experiences of these organizations could yield worthwhile lessons for federal agencies as they attempt to implement GPRA. Choices: 1. Congress asked if the experiences could result in important lessons for private agencies. 2. Congress asked if the experiences could result in important lessons for federal agencies, but they said no. 3. Congress asked if the experiences could result in important lessons for federal agencies.
Output: 2
Statement: There is no perhaps about it.  Choices: 1. There are doubts. 2. It's doubtful.  3. There is no doubt about it.
Output: 1
Statement: The last rebellion counted on support from England and France that never arrived. Choices: 1. England and France were supposed to help the rebels but did not. 2. France and England came to the rescue of the last rebellion. 3. The last rebellion had been promised help by France and England, but were betrayed when those two countries sided with Russia.
Output: 3
Statement: Master P has avoided such chaos, so far. Choices: 1. Such chaos has been avoided by Master P thus far. 2. Master P is excellent at evading suspicion.  3. Master P is bearing the brunt of the chaos now. 
Output: 2
Statement: Then we would open the crates and remove the birds and begin the flingando. Choices: 1. Then we would open the crates and let the birds free. 2. Then we would open the crates and throw the birds in the pot. 3. Then we would open the crates and throw the birds.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah because you're combine uh confined by space you know i had a i came out of a thirty one hundred square foot two story house house and i had room for everything Choices: 1. I used to live in a 12x12 square foot box that was very cramped.  2. I don't have any space anymore, but I used to.  3. I used to live in a thirty one hundred square foot home that had two stories. 
Output: 2
Statement: i'm sure you have a representative somewhere in the area just nothing more than a business representative or government services representative Choices: 1. I'm positive you don't have any representatives in the area.  2. You are lying about not having a representative in the area.  3. You certainly have a representative somewhere in the area. 
Output: 2
Statement: The railway builders admitted it might have been safer to dig some tunnels, but they preferred to go round the mountain to allow for a better view of the terraced tea gardens and the valleys plunging down to the Bengal plains. Choices: 1. The railway builders went around mountains because it was cheaper. 2. The railway builders went around mountains to get better views. 3. The railway builders went through mountains to get a direct route.
Output: 1
Statement: my God i can't imagine Choices: 1. I can easily imagine that. 2. I can't even imagine but its feasible. 3. My gosh, I can't even imagine.
Output: 2
Statement: Them soldiers.... Fowler appeared, the bar-side shotgun across his arm "they jumped th' boys. Choices: 1. They jumped the boy and beat them up good! 2. Those aren't the soldiers that jumped the boys. 3. Those soldiers jumped the boys.
Output: 1
Statement: The word aswan actually means trade or market in ancient Egyptian, signifying its most pre-eminent activity. Choices: 1. Aswan has a different meaning in ancient Egyptian than it does now. 2. Aswan was the market capital of ancient Egypt. 3. Aswan was named after a bird.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah but even even cooking over an open fire is a little more fun isn't it Choices: 1. Cooking with open fire is fun. 2. I like the flavour of the food. 3. Cooking is not fun outside.
Output: 2
Statement: Analysts agreed that he's using the amendment to make the bill unpalatable to Democrats so they'll kill reform and the blood will be on their hands. Choices: 1. He has been accused of amending the bill to make it unappealing to Democrats. 2. It's agreed by all that he is making amendments to make the bill more appealing to Democrats. 3. The bill has been under consideration for several months.
Output: 3
Statement: Our profession, however, did not sit idly by. Choices: 1. We had a lot to get done. 2. We were so still we all fell asleep. 3. We did not sit still.
Output: 1
Statement: In some parts of the island, bamboo was planted along the roadside to provide shelter for people traveling in the heat of the day. Choices: 1. In some areas of the island, bamboo was planted along the roadside. 2. There is no bamboo anywhere on the island. 3. People traveling in the heat of the day may faint as it is too hot.
Output: 3
Statement: Skeletons of such extinct creatures as the saber-toothed cat, imperial mammoth, and giant ground sloth have been reconstructed from the fossils. Choices: 1. The saber-toothed cat evolved into a large predator, because its prey was also large.  2. Fossils have been used to reconstruct skeletons of extinct creatures. 3. The saber-toothed cat can be found alive and well today.
Output: 1
Statement: (iv) Other relevant information or requirements under Acts and Executive Orders Choices: 1. The relevance of the Acts and Executive Orders appears to be irrelevant to most people. 2. Information under Acts and Executive orders may be relevant. 3. There is no other relevant information or requirements under Acts and Executive Orders.
Output: 1
Statement: In such circumstances, auditors may issue a limited official use report containing such information and distribute the report only to those parties responsible for acting on the auditors' recommendations. Choices: 1. Auditors can issue a limited official use report that has such information. 2. Auditors can issue a comprehensive official use report that has such information. 3. Auditors can issue a limited official use report that has such information for the nonprofits.
Output: 3
Statement: Hida Minzoku-Mura is a fascinating open-air museum of authentic old farmhouses from the region, most of them rescued from an area flooded by nearby Mihoro Dam. Choices: 1. There is an open-air museum with old farmhouses. 2. The museum shows all the farmhouses that survived the flood. 3. The museum just shows pictures of farm tractors.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that it it's really sad that uh but apparently they're they're i think there are some rules that won't let people in who have Choices: 1. They will not let anyone that has done this in because it was illegal.   2. I am sure that there are rules what wont let people in that have.   3. I am sure that there are no rules at all.  
Output: 1
Statement: Any option to expand Medicare's benefit package-absent other reforms-runs the risk of exacerbating the program's fiscal imbalance and increasing government dissaving. Choices: 1. Medicare benefits can be expanded indefinitely without consequence. 2. Expanded Medicare benefits include better coverage for medication. 3. Expanding Medicare benefits could create government deficits.
Output: 2
Statement: It was late afternoon and the red sun hung behind the Old One. Choices: 1. The Old One, my grandma,  2. The sun turned the sky red in the late afternoon.  3. The sun exploded and caught the Old One on fire. 
Output: 1
Statement: It worries me that before I thought too hard about it, I was having a pretty good time. Choices: 1. Once the speaker thought about it, they were no longer enjoying themselves. 2. The speaker did not think about their situation at all. 3. There was something wrong with the situation that the speaker was in.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that's what i've heard Choices: 1. That's the information I've heard 2. I've heard that the company has gone bankrupt. 3. I haven't heard anything about that.
Output: 2
Statement: Time 's cover story credits America Online CEO Steve Case with simplifying the Internet for consumers and notes that AOL's acquisition of CompuServe's subscribers tightens its domination of the online market. Choices: 1. AOL's acquisition of CompuServe's subscribers tightens its domination of the online market and increases prices for consumers.  2. It is noted in Time's story that AOL's acquisition of CompuServe's subscribers works to tighten its domination of the online market. 3. Time's cover story discredits the world of AOL's CEO Steve Case. 
Output: 1
Statement: And if you enjoy that sort of thing, here's a little juxtaposition game you can play when you spot odd pairings of the bald and the beautiful; it's a betting game called Date or Daughter? Choices: 1. A game when trying to decipher couples' stance is called date or daughter.  2. Date or daughter is a fun game to play.  3. The game is called prostitite or sugar baby. 
Output: 2
Statement: On the way you can also visit Wadi Rum (famous for its association with Lawrence of Arabia). Choices: 1. You may know Wadi Rum from Lawrence of Arabia, which you can see along the way. 2. Wadi Rum is rather out of the way. 3. Wadi Rum was made more popular after it was featured in Lawrence of Arabia.
Output: 3
Statement: right right you know you you you'd you get the first you know the first first ice uh storm and the place closes up Choices: 1. It never shuts down when there's an ice storm. 2. The place shuts down when there's a first ice storm. 3. The snow trucks come out when there's an ice storm.
Output: 3
Statement: Taxonomy is exhausting. Choices: 1. Taxonomy is exciting. 2. Taxonomy is tiring.  3. Taxonomy is a very boring topic. 
Output: 3
Statement: all over that's that's not right Choices: 1. That's not right. 2. That's not right to treat people that way. 3. That's great!
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i uh i think that while it's a good change for i think women to be able to fulfill their potential in whatever they feel you know their expertise may be uh i think sometimes other things suffer and that i think it's hard to find a balance there Choices: 1. Women should only be in the home.  2. Women should be allowed to work for what they want, but there are other things in life to think about, too.  3. Women should be able to reach for their potential, but it is hard to keep a balance. 
Output: 2
Statement: (This small difference would be further reduced if retail activities of rural carriers were not counted.) Choices: 1. If retail activities of rural carriers in both countries were not counted, then the difference would be reduced. 2. The gap would become wider if we did not consider retail activities of rural carriers. 3. If retail activities of rural carriers were not counted, then this slight difference would be further reduced.
Output: 1
Statement: but um Gear um i'm sure you've heard of it it was a very famous uh popular movie Norman Gray Norman Gear um Choices: 1. I am sure you have not heard of this because it's obscure, Norman Gray Norman Gear. 2. I am sure you've heard of Gear, very popular Norman Gray Norman Gear. 3. I am sure you've heard of Gear unless you have been living in a cave, very popular Norman Gray Norman Gear.
Output: 3
Statement: we need to we need to probably try to get more one on one with the teachers and the and the students if we could Choices: 1. We would not have this issue if students agreed to spend more time with teachers. 2. Teachers and students should have more one on one time. 3. No teacher in the district is willing to spend more time with a student.
Output: 1
Statement: The Chicago chapter of the Legal Marketing Association will offer pro bono services to legal-aid organizations in the city. Choices: 1. Pro bono services will be offered by The Legal Marketing Association in Chicago.  2. The Legal Marketing Association in Chicago will not be offering any pro bono services. 3. The Legal Marketing Association in Chicago is open Monday through Sunday. 
Output: 3
Statement: Another way to gauge national saving is to estimate how much we need to save to achieve specific national objectives. Choices: 1. Gauging national saving helps guess how much we need to save to accomplish certain things. 2. Gauging national saving helps guess how much we need to save to accomplish world peace. 3. Gauging national saving helps guess how much we need to spend to accomplish certain things.
Output: 2
Statement: The carpenters reacted much the same way but the job was easier. Choices: 1. The carpenters were reacting to a very difficult task.  2. The carpenters reacted to the task of building a small bridge.  3. The job the carpenters reacted to was an easy one. 
Output: 2
Statement: In 1998, the control of the rights to most of the literary works of Agatha Christie passed to the company Chorion, when it purchased a majority 64% share in Agatha Christie Limited. Choices: 1. The company Chorion has no interest in the works of Agatha Christie.  2. Agatha Christie is happy that the company Chorion owns the majority share of her company.  3. Agatha Christie limited is partially owned by the company Chorion. 
Output: 2
Statement: with uh Anthony Quinn i thought it was i like everything he's done so far Choices: 1. I don't like his work. 2. I like everything Anthony Quinn has done. 3. Anthony Quinn has done nothing of poor quality.
Output: 3
Statement: It works by releasing hydrogen peroxide to break up or remove the color from organic materials but is gentle enough that it won't affect most fabric dyes. Choices: 1. The peroxide would dissolve any fabric it touched. 2. The solution can clean fabrics without damaging them. 3. The solution uses a combination of hydrogen peroxide and yeast as a detergent.
Output: 3
Statement: and they say wow you know this is really old yeah well it's not worth anything i'll give you a nickel for it you know Choices: 1. So they say 'Wow this is really old' and they're worth about $5000-6000. 2. So they say 'This is really old' but they're worth nothing. 3. And they say 'Wow this is really old' but in reality they're counterfeit and worth about $1.
Output: 3
Statement: Particular models, strategies, and approaches that have proven successful in one state may be useful to others, while the progress of the national initiative to build state justice communities as it has played out across the country provides some valuable information for national leaders and institutions. Choices: 1. To this day not one model, strategy nor approach has proven successful. 2. Some models that have proven successful have the opportunity to work well for another state also. 3. A lot of the time the models do not work from state to state however.
Output: 3
Statement: 7. Cherpitel C. Screening for alcohol problems in the emergency department. Choices: 1. 7. Screening for alcohol problems in the emergency department, Cherpitel C.  2. Alcohol problems in the emergency department are a very serious issue. 3. There is no screening for alcohol problems, we trust everyone on their word.
Output: 2
Statement: Is there something more, sir? Choices: 1. There's nothing else obviously, sir. 2. Was there anything else, sir? 3. This wasn't the first time he'd been asked that question.
Output: 3
Statement: Barbarians and museum curators have removed most of the villa's treasures, but a stroll through the remaining pillars, arches, and mosaic fragments in gardens running wild among the olive trees, cypresses, and pines can be marvelously evocative of a lost world. Choices: 1. Thre are no cypress or olive trees in the villa's gardens.  2. The villa once housed a vast collection of paintings and sculptures.  3. The majority of the treasures in the villa have been taken by museum curators and barbarians. 
Output: 2
Statement: Does Bradley get it? Choices: 1. Does Bradley get it? 2. Does Jesus have it? 3. Does Bradley get that he is dying?
Output: 3
Statement: Here the works of such Western sculptors as Moore, Arp, Caler, and Giacometti share the garden space with those of Shimizu Takashi, Takamura Kotaro, and other Japanese artists. Choices: 1. The garden separates the works of western and Japanese sculptors. 2. Most visitors come to the garden to see the sculptures. 3. The works of both Shimizu Takashi and Giacometti are in the garden space.
Output: 2
Statement: Are there women included in that gratitude? The northerner smiled. Choices: 1. The northerner cared for women. 2. The northerner asked if women were included. 3. The northerner thought woman were a waste of time.
Output: 1
Statement: Moreover, all households may not be able to simultaneously tap their apparent wealth to finance consumption because large-scale asset sales could tend to depress market values. Choices: 1. There should not be any problem if everyone decides to sell their houses at the same time. 2. Home equity loans provide a way to avoid this problem. 3. Large scale asset sales can cause prices to fall.
Output: 2
Statement: His personal fief alone was worth enough to feed and support some 2.5 million people. Choices: 1. It required a bigger fief to feed 2.5 million people. 2. He needed to double the size of his fief. 3. It was easy to feed 2.5 million people from his fief.
Output: 2
Statement: She did not know her own name, or where she had come from, or where she was. Choices: 1. She had no recollection of her name, her location or her origin. 2. She knew everything from the moment she was born. 3. She had suffered long term memory loss.
Output: 3
Statement: so what kind of neat hobbies do you have Choices: 1. You don't have any hobbies, you lazy bum! 2. Well, what kind of hobbies do you have? 3. Do you perhaps like fishing or golfing?
Output: 3