niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: And now, around it, he could see a monstrous fingertip and something that might have been miles of thumbnail. Choices: 1. The fingertip covered a large amount of space. 2. the fingertip was smaller than the thumbnail. 3. The thumbnail must have been miles long.
Output: 1
Statement: It worried me some. Choices: 1. It did not worry me at all. 2. That worried me a bit. 3. I was worried about test exams.
Output: 3
Statement: He estimates it may be upward of 600, mostly without lawyers. Choices: 1. Lawyers will double that amount. 2. Without lawyers, he thinks it may be upward of 600. 3. Without lawyers, he doesn't think it will be more than 300.
Output: 1
Statement: Because, so long as the evidence against him was vague and intangible, it was very hard to disprove.  Choices: 1. Finding the truth is a long and arduous journey.  2. The evidence is circumstantial enough to make guilt believable, but he could also be completely innocent. 3. Proving your guilt or innocence is very easy to do when someone makes a charge against you. 
Output: 1
Statement: and same time they were approving new starts in homes hand over fist well when you start having a large supply of homes then of course the price goes you know the value of the house is going to fall and the existing family homes were the ones that were falling the new homes they were building cheaper and and able to sell cheaper and so people weren't buying the existing family homes so Choices: 1. They were slowly making new homes which caused the value to jump high. 2. They were constantly trying to make the homes as cheap as possible. 3. They were rapidly approving new homes so of course the value of the homes went down fast. 
Output: 2
Statement: The six minarets of the Blue Mosque dominate the skyline of the Hippodrome. Choices: 1. The Blue Mosque cannot be seen in the skyline. 2. Other buildings also make up the Hippodrome skyline. 3. The six minarets of the Blue Mosque is a prominent part of Hippodrome skyline.
Output: 2
Statement: The arcaded facade of the church, in a style reminiscent of Italian fascist architecture, is big enough to fill one side of the esplanade. Choices: 1. Large enough to fill the esplanade was the facade of the church in Italian communist architecture. 2. The Italian architecture used in the facade has some deep history of conflict. 3. Large enough to fill the esplanade was the facade of the church in French communist architecture.
Output: 2
Statement: Four days of racial riots in the Federal capital in 1969 led to the suspension of the constitution and a state of emergency. Choices: 1. A peaceful protest was held in the capital in 1969 and the country maintained its civil institutions. 2. A military dictatorship swept to power and abolished democracy. 3. Civil institutions were suspended following days of racial riots in 1969.
Output: 2
Statement: and they're out winning awards you know and then and then the younger kids think they're great and everything Choices: 1. They should be careful with how they present themselves because kids are looking up to them. 2. They haven't gotten any rewards. 3. They've been receiving awards.
Output: 1
Statement: but Prudie, in her wisdom, has decided you are a more reliable critic than VP. Choices: 1. You are more reliable as a critic than VP, because you thought more carefully about the situation. 2. You are more reliable as a critic than Prudie. 3. You are more reliable as a critic than VP.
Output: 1
Statement: South of Miyazaki, the little island of Aoshima is connected to Kyushu by a footbridge and surrounded by strange, wave-like rocks believed to be between 15 million and 30 million years old. Choices: 1. There are many attractions on the island of Aoshima. 2. Kyushu's bridge has been broken for years, and you have to take a plane. 3. At the South of Miyazaki there are strange wave-like rocks.
Output: 1
Statement: Before NATO began bombing Yugoslavia March 24, the proposed Rambouillet solution--restoring Kosovo's autonomy but not granting it independence--seemed like a plausible outcome. Choices: 1. NATO took no military action in Yugoslavia. 2. The NATO bombing was planned for several months. 3. NATO began bombing Yugoslavia on March 24.
Output: 2
Statement: Most of the studies examine differences in wages of risky occupations, using a wage-hedonic approach. Choices: 1. The wage-hedonic approach is the most reliable for studying differences in wages of risky occupations. 2. Risky occupations all have the same wages.  3. Wages of risky occupations can be examined using a wage-hedonic approach.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah exactly i mean and sometimes they they would now i like Jeopardy and Jeopardy comes on here at seven o'clock Choices: 1. Jeopardy is my least favorite show. 2. 7 o'clock is when Jeopardy begins here. 3. I like how smart the contestants are on Jeopardy.
Output: 3
Statement: After a final bloody defeat by the Muslims in 1309, Christian forces were forced from the Holy Land. Choices: 1. The Muslims were slaughtered by the Christians.  2. The Muslims fought the Christians out of the Holy Land.  3. Muslims reigned over the Holy Land in 1309. 
Output: 3
Statement: Twittering in the shrubbery of its 21 sq km (8 sq miles) are countless thousands of yellow-breasts, red-throats, and hummingbirds. Choices: 1. There is no wildlife present in the area of this shrubbery. 2. Many different birds live in the 21 sq km shrubbery. 3. There are only three species of birds who live in this area.
Output: 3
Statement: A final British rally against Puerto Rico came in 1797. Choices: 1. Puerto Rico repelled the British Rally. 2. The final British rally came in 1792. 3. In 1797, the British launched their final rally against Puerto Rico.
Output: 1
Statement: The legislative history contains no evidence that Congress believed it was limiting legal representation of H-2A workers to the period when such workers were physically present in the United States. Choices: 1. There is no history that has evidence that Congress oppressed the workers. 2. There is a lot of legislative history backing up the limited legal representation. 3. Some people believe the H-2A workers were not treated with respect.
Output: 3
Statement: A sidebar reports that in the early '90s the CIA nixed a plot by Milosevic's inner circle to overthrow the dictator. Choices: 1. CIA were on board with the plan to overthrow Milosevic, until the UN talks. 2. It was reported that CIA prevented a plot to depose Milosevic in 1990s. 3. CIA plotted against Milosevic in early 1990s, which resulted in the downfall of the dictator.
Output: 1
Statement: Before frying up your catch, remember to check with local fishermen about edibility (see page 117). Choices: 1. Some fish will make you ill, but some can cause death. 2. All local fish are safe for consumption. 3. Not all fish in the region are edible.
Output: 1
Statement: The Kal didn't help much. Choices: 1. It was typical for the Kal to help much more. 2. The Kal was a huge help. 3. The Kal provided very little assistance.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah still is Choices: 1. It remains so. 2. It used to be, too. 3. It isn't anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: you know it's just it is just a great cat but Choices: 1. It's a great cat. 2. It's a great cat except that it scratches up my sofa. 3. It's a really terrible cat.
Output: 2
Statement: And we also continue to support Slate delivery by FreeLoader, another push software product that, sadly, has gone to its reward. Choices: 1. Delivery has been supported for quite some time. 2. No one supports Slate delivery. 3. Slate delivery is supported.
Output: 1
Statement: uh we've got a lot of them  too many of them Choices: 1. We have none. 2. We need to get rid of some. 3. We have too many.
Output: 2
Statement: Hard-core left-wingers are horrified by this rise in nostalgia about the 1950s, a decade that was seen, not so long ago, as a grim period of pre-enlightenment, racist, sexist, capitalist boredom. Choices: 1. Left-wingers would rather people idolize the 1920s.   2. Left-wingers are mortified by a rise of nostalgia concerning the 1950s.   3. Right-wingers are afraid of the rise of idolization of the 1950s.  
Output: 1
Statement: No doubt--as former Congressional Budget Office Director Bob Reischauer points out--with all the election-year pressure on Republicans to show they really aren't so bad and the temptation for Clinton to show his newfound muscle, the final appropriations package isn't bad. Choices: 1. The final appropriations package was a good compromise between two sides.  2. Bob Reischauer is a former Congressional Budget Office Director. 3. The appropriations package was terrible as Clinton was undercut. 
Output: 1
Statement: The safest way to travel in the West Bank is as a new member of an Arab-led tour group. Choices: 1. The West Bank have no active tour groups led by Arabs. 2. Traveling in tour groups guided by Arabs are generally safer than other travel. 3. Tour groups led by locals are among the safest.
Output: 3
Statement: i let her do a lot of the planting and putting and i i do a lot of the uh a lot of the the back the back work and stuff but she does she helps me a lot too she puts a lot of financial she plans it all out Choices: 1. I do all of the planting myself 2. A lot of the planting is done by her 3. We do the planting together
Output: 3
Statement: But, like many of Yeltsin's recent appointments, this one has the quality of being surprising without being brilliant. Choices: 1. Yeltsin did not make his appointment. 2. The appointment that Yeltsin made was intriguing and lured a lot of people in. 3. Yeltsin's appoint showed a lot of surprise. 
Output: 2
Statement: A huge winged statue of the archangel Michael crowns its facade. Choices: 1. There is no such thing as angels. 2. There is a massive winged statue of Micheal the archangel. 3. Micheal was the one and only archangel.
Output: 3
Statement: (Our report on the Health Care Financing Administration Medicare Program Major Rule, B-275549, B-275552, December 9, 1996, discusses the good cause exception at length.) Choices: 1. The report on the Health Care Financing Administration Medicare Program Major Rule is a ruling against fiery hot spices. 2. The report on the Health Care Financing Administration Medicare Program Major Rule doesn't discuss the good cause exception at length. 3. The report on the Health Care Financing Administration Medicare Program Major Rule discusses the good cause exception at length.
Output: 1
Statement: Under subsections 32902(a) and (f), the standard is to be the maximum feasible average fuel economy level that the Secretary decides manufacturers can achieve in that model year taking into consideration technological feasibility, economic practicability, the effect of other Government Choices: 1. The maximum feasible average fuel economy level is decided by the Secretary per year. 2. The auto manufacturers get to base fuel emissions as they want. 3. The maximum feasible average fuel economy level is decided by the Secretary per year, as well as the mean emissions level.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh there's a lot of job security in that because it takes so long to uh come up to an experience level where you're able to you know you have to be able to maintain them do the maintenance uh Choices: 1. There's job security in that, since it takes a while to get the experience. 2. The work is easy, so there is little job security. 3. It takes years of training to get the required experience for that job.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the buildings beautiful though they are have not been able to accommodate modern computerized banking equipment; increasingly, the institutions have moved to modern buildings around the city. Choices: 1. Old buildings can accommodate modern equipment better than modern ones. 2. The beautiful building has old computerized banking equipment.  3. All of the buildings have now been evacuated for more modern housing.
Output: 3
Statement: When I saw the skunk, with his big sleek fat face, and thought of poor little Jane in his clutches, I felt real mad that I hadn't got a gun with me. Choices: 1. When I saw the skunk, already stinking all over, I thought of how many times Jane had been sprayed and felt real mad that I hadn't got a gun with me. 2. I was mad that I hadn't brought a gun when I saw poor Jane with the big fat skunk. 3. I was glad I brought my gun so I could rescue Jane from the skunk as soon as I spotted it.
Output: 1
Statement: And Slim said, "It was not--"   Choices: 1. "It was--" Slim said. 2. Slim said, "It was not an intentional act." 3. "It wasn't--" Slim stated.
Output: 2
Statement: I never looked at my records, he admitted about the writing of his classic. Choices: 1. I never saw my records because I am blind. 2. I looked at my records and he did not admit about the writing of his classic. 3. He admitted about the writing of his classic.
Output: 1
Statement: One reason Long Island epitomizes boredom is because of its ur-suburb, Levittown, tedium expressed as architecture. Choices: 1. Levittown is a suburb of Long Island that has a reputation for vibrant exciting architecture. 2. The residents of Long Island do not agree with the notion that Long Island is boring. 3. Long Island is seen as being boring due to its suburb of Levittown.
Output: 2
Statement: And she sleeps soundly." Choices: 1. She awakes soundly. 2. She sleeps peacefully. 3. She sleeps soundly and dreams of happy things.
Output: 3
Statement: The web site (www.gtpnet.com) also lists this information. Choices: 1. The only way to find this information is in a pamphlet. 2. You can find more information on the website  (www.gtpnet.com). 3. You can find other information on the website.
Output: 3
Statement: but anyway  well i my children just ran out the door so i need to go check on them but i've really enjoyed this conversation conversation and and uh nice to have met you and you have a good day okay bye-bye Choices: 1. It was nice talking to you. 2. My children are sleeping. 3. Would you like to talk again in a few days?
Output: 3
Statement: uh what do the Mark sevens usually run Choices: 1. Yeah, but Mark Sevens are expensive. 2. They used to be pretty affordable. 3. How much do Mark Sevens cost?
Output: 2
Statement: (For instance, if you're a presidential candidate and are asked if you have ever smoked marijuana, and you have, but only in England, you might reply that you have broken no state laws.) Choices: 1. The presidential candidates have all broken state laws. 2. A presidential candidate could have broken some laws. 3. The president could be asked tough questions.
Output: 2
Statement: I know your part in it. Choices: 1. I know you are involved in the plan to flee. 2. I don't know if you are involved or not. 3. I know you are involved in it.
Output: 1
Statement: and you're talking about  credit cards Choices: 1. You want to shift the discussion towards credit cards.  2. Nothing is being said about credit cards. 3. Credit cards are relevant to this conversation and I want to move to them as well. 
Output: 3
Statement: His four years here were the most exciting part of his whole life and could have been the happiest part of his professional one. Choices: 1. His time here was the worst time of his life. 2. His time here was the best time of his life. 3. His time here was the best time of his life an he wanted to stay there professionally.
Output: 3
Statement: Makaibari and Happy Valley are among those open for visitors without obligation to buy. Choices: 1. Visitors can explore Makaibari and Happy Valley without being pressured to buy anything. 2. Visitors to Makaibari and Happy Valley are expected to buy things out of courtesy. 3. Although there's no obligation, most visitors end up buying things anyways.
Output: 3
Statement: While Legal Aid's efforts historically have been aimed at helping the poorest of the poor Co because of funding limitations, only about 20 percent of eligible potential clients are served Co some recent technological innovations will also help meet the civil legal needs of both low- and moderate-income folks. Choices: 1. The recent technological innovations will help to reach more poor clients. 2. Legal Aid, despite their best efforts are helping the poor, have only reached about 20% of them. 3. People who earn moderate income receive no help from Legal Aid.
Output: 1
Statement: because she was so skinny and then all these other people are coming up around us and Choices: 1. She is very fat. 2. She was very skinny. 3. She is not fat.
Output: 3
Statement: Starr is not persuaded by the White House's various novel theories of privilege (exemption from testifying) for Secret Service agents, family pets, and so on. Choices: 1. STarr was fine with them refusing to testify. 2. He was certain the law had been broken many times. 3. Starr didn't buy the definition of privilege they came up with.
Output: 2
Statement: He twisted and went to one knee. Choices: 1. He was proposing to his girlfriend.  2. The man twisted as he got on one kne 3. The man got down on both knees. 
Output: 1
Statement: For another, it ends with Liza Minelli parading through a series of phantasmagoric stage sets singing a pointedly ironic song called Happy Endings--a sequence every bit as dazzling (and as mystifying) as the ballet from An American in Paris . Just as Mean Streets is an unparalleled demonstration of the power of film to convey reality, Happy Endings is a celebration of film's magical ability to create it. Choices: 1. It ends with silence for 5 minutes 2. It ends with Minelli singing. 3. It ends with Minelli singing, which always brings down the house.
Output: 3
Statement: The egg cell was biochemically pre-programmed to commence development, and that, apparently, was enough to jerk the mammary-cell DNA out of its quiescent state. Choices: 1. The egg cell caused the mammary cell's DNA to wake up. 2. The egg cell sent a radio signal to wake up the mammary cell's DNA. 3. The mammary cell's DNA was never activated and it lay dormant.
Output: 2
Statement: I never saw such construction." Choices: 1. The construction looks boring and normal. 2. The construction is incredible and very different from what we do. 3. The construction is like nothing I've ever seen.
Output: 2
Statement: He will blindside the president with test results if that will build a stronger case. Choices: 1. He will under no circumstances use the test results. 2. The president will be blind sided. 3. If test results will build a stronger case he will use it against the president.
Output: 2
Statement: Is that right?" Choices: 1. Is that correct? 2. Is that agreeable? 3. I know for sure that it's wrong. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh i expected those i mean Hollywood i mean they were doing their dealings with that before they even got over there i think Choices: 1. Before they arrived, the people from Hollywood were doing their dealings.  2. I expected the dealings to be completely done before they got there.  3. In Hollywood, no one gets anywhere to do dealings on time. 
Output: 2
Statement: it's situational really Choices: 1. It is an abstract concept. 2. It is a situation. 3. It is a dire situation.
Output: 3
Statement: no yeah i think i do because half of them are yeah half of them are Middle Eastern and the other half are French Expatriates Choices: 1. They divide roughly evenly into Middle Easterns and French Expatriates.  2. The groups are friends with each other.  3. There's no Middle Eastern people in the group.
Output: 2
Statement: There are also bus tours around the city to help you get your bearings before you visit special attractions. Choices: 1. The bus tours help tourists. 2. THe bus tours take five hours. 3. There are no bus tours.
Output: 2
Statement: Throughout the 1400s (b.c. ) Choices: 1. For 100 years 2. During the 1400s 3. During the 1600s
Output: 1
Statement: However, depending upon how much growth occurs as a result of regulation, additional capacity may be necessary. Choices: 1. The need for additional capacity depends on the amount of growth brought about by the regulation. 2. It's expected that the regulation will cause regression rather than growth. 3. Many experts are expecting the regulations to have a neutral effect on growth.
Output: 3
Statement: The best ceramic tiles ever produced in Turkey came from the kilns of Iznik, near Bursa, but these are now collector's items. Choices: 1. Ceramic tiles from Iznik are known to be of poor quality. 2. Ceramic tiles made in the kilns of Iznik have become hot items for collectors. 3. These tiles are elaborately painted and extremely beautiful.
Output: 3
Statement: After tea, I want to talk to you. Her glance at Mary had set me thinking.  Choices: 1. I didn't think anything of her glance at Mary. 2. I would like to talk to you after tea. 3. Her glance at Mary seemed to have something implied in it.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and that one's really super now i i know what they're talking about on regular retirement yeah there's not too many they do have a wing where the people who are really sick you know have nurses Choices: 1. Yeah they were discussing retirement in the wing with those that are sickly. 2. Some of them might not live long enough to retire. 3. I do not plan to retire, I want to keep going til the day I die.
Output: 2
Statement: well there's there's a guy on that was on Norm Hisken's show that i listen to going to work in the morning who does uh uh it's essentially trivial statistics but they've got a statistic it's a statistic that has to do with winning Choices: 1. I listen to that show a lot, and it was the first time I ever heard discussion of statistics. 2. I never listen to Norm Hisken's show, and statistics are pointless. 3. I was listening to Norm Hisken's show and there was someone talking about statistics having to do with winning.
Output: 1
Statement: It will enable leaders to do a better job of marketing legal services by telling the story of what LSC grantees are contributing to their communities through the partnerships they have created and the wide range of solutions they have put in place. Choices: 1. LSC grantees don't care about their community.  2. LSC grantees have raised a lot of money for their communities. 3. LSC grantees have created a lot of solutions for their communities. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah no that's uh that's a that's a real interesting movie and it's got a good historical perspective to it Choices: 1. That movie was thought to provoke and brought up many good points. 2. That was a very interesting movie. 3. That movie was the most boring thing I have ever watched.
Output: 1
Statement: There is food for thought in this, mon ami!" Choices: 1. I will have to ponder what you've told me, my friend. 2. This could be very important. 3. That's ridiculous. Why would you say such a thing?
Output: 2
Statement: Walking through a bad neighbourhood at a bad time of night, I lost myself in daydreams of Presidents past. Choices: 1. While walking last night I began to think of President Lincoln. 2. I stayed home all night last night. 3. I was walking through a bad neighbourhood at a bad time of night.
Output: 1
Statement: He's my cousin, Drew returned. Choices: 1. Drew does not have a cousin. 2. Drew has a cousin. 3. Drew has a cousin and they are close.
Output: 3
Statement: It is the city's most popular tourist attraction, and deserves a full day to do it justice. Choices: 1. You need at least a week to tour the city's most popular attraction.   2. The city's most popular attraction deserves a full day of attention.   3. The city's least popular attraction needs only 30 minutes of attention.  
Output: 3
Statement: In contrast, the cumulative case study aggregates information from several sites collected at different and even quite extended times. Choices: 1. All information for the case study was collected at one time. 2. The collective case study takes information from multiple sites and different times. 3. The case study took many years to complete.
Output: 3
Statement: have you have have you seen this often Choices: 1. How often have you seen this? 2. You have seen it many times, I bet. 3. I'm sure you have never seen this before.
Output: 2
Statement: It goes without saying, however, that Spielberg makes the case that soldiers' morals explode like land mines amid the terrors of war. Choices: 1. Soldiers fully maintain who they are, what they believe and their morals when taking part in war. 2. When a soldier is part of a war and in the depths of war, they often lose their morals. 3. Soldiers lose their identify in the midst of wars.
Output: 3
Statement: Do we know if it still rages or will the bandits now be on the move?I don't know. Choices: 1. I don't know if we are safe now. 2. I don't know what is happening now. 3. I know exactly what is happening.
Output: 1
Statement: Furthermore, all events are accompanied by the larger-than-life personality of Los Angeles and its residents, which makes for a memorable experience regardless of the venue. Choices: 1. The reason for the city's personality is the presence of Hollywood. 2. The city of Los Angeles doesn't have a larger-than-life personality. 3. The city of Los Angeles has a larger than life persona.
Output: 1
Statement: The program entered production, despite these producibility issues. Choices: 1. There were producibility issues even though the program entered production. 2. The managers wanted to rush the product to the market. 3. There were no producibility issues but the program never entered production.
Output: 2
Statement: Should America Save for its Old Age? Choices: 1. No question is being asked. 2. The question is being asked: should America save up for it's old age? 3. Many people agree with the question being asked.
Output: 3
Statement: I just sort of call it my peace studies program -- any author that I think has ideas (as to) how people can live together without killing each other, that's what I like to read. Choices: 1. some authors have ideas how people can live together without killing each other. 2. he does not like to read any types of books, he says he is more of a movie person. 3. he likes to read other types of books other than the ones referenced
Output: 3
Statement: i think Mike Webster was left but then he he just left uh Choices: 1. I think John stayed on. 2. I think Mike Webster left after the game. 3. I think Mike Webster left.
Output: 2
Statement: It would do the job well. Choices: 1. It was efficient. 2. It was utterly useless. 3. It was effective.
Output: 1
Statement: i probably wouldn't and i've lived here all of my life Choices: 1. I probably wouldn't eat the grass and I have lived here all my life. 2. I probably wouldn't and I've lived here my whole life. 3. I would drink the water because I don't live here.
Output: 1
Statement: Further, we met with a panel of CIOs from five small federal agencies to determine whether the practices identified are also applicable across diverse organizational sizes (based on dimensions such as budget, personnel, etc.). Choices: 1. We measured organizations' sizes using their budgets and number of employees. 2. We met with CIOs from small federal agencies to discuss practices and their applications. 3. We were only able to meet with CIOs from two small federal agencies.
Output: 1
Statement: they sure have and that's a good tree it sort of stays green most of the year you know and Choices: 1. The tree was planted by someone the person knows. 2. The tree has been noted as being in healthy shape. 3. Not many people care for the tree.
Output: 1
Statement: but then i have to wait for my tomatoes have to go in here in the next couple of weeks Choices: 1. I can put my tomatoes in here as soon as possible. 2. I'm not sure on the exact date that I need to add my tomatoes here. 3. My tomatoes need to be in here in the near future.
Output: 2
Statement: It's a phase some kids go through. Choices: 1. Some children go through that phase.  2. Kids do not go through phases. 3. Sucking their thumb is a phase children go through. 
Output: 3
Statement: September found us all in London.  Choices: 1. Come October, most of us had moved on from London, but some remained. 2. We were all in London in September. 3. None of us were in London over September.
Output: 1
Statement: THE MEANING OF THE PRESENCE REQUIREMENT Choices: 1. There is a requirement of presence that has a meaning. 2. There has been a recent push to eliminate the presence requirement. 3. The Meaning of the Presence Suggestion
Output: 2
Statement: Don't confuse the Villa Serbelloni with the luxury lakefront hotel of the same name. Choices: 1. They are often confused for each other. 2. It is not the hotel that shares a name with it. 3. The hotel has a completely different name.
Output: 1
Statement: By her last will, dated August of last year, after various unimportant legacies to servants, etc., she gave her entire fortune to her stepson, Mr. John Cavendish." Choices: 1. John Cavendish was left with nothing from his stepmother's fortune. 2. John Cavendish inherited a large lump sum. 3. John Cavendish was the sole inheritor of his stepmother.
Output: 2
Statement: problems are resolved, auditors can obtain an understanding of how well the contractor is performing. Choices: 1. Auditors can see how well a contractor is performing.  2. Auditors now can see if an employee should be fired.  3. Auditors can't see how a contractor is performing,
Output: 2
Statement: What's their bet? Choices: 1. What bet will they win? 2. What is the price? 3. Whats the gamble?
Output: 1
Statement: The council of Satheri want you, he said. Choices: 1. "You are banished from Satheri," he said. 2. He told them that the council of Satheri wanted them. 3. The council wanted to discuss the recent attacks.
Output: 3
Statement: right right and even if i knew how to teach the subject matter i don't know if i'd know how to handle that kind of a a group of kids Choices: 1. I know the subject matter well, but I am still nervous about teaching those kids.  2. I don't know anything about teaching adults.  3. Those kids would be difficult to teach. 
Output: 1
Statement: Wal-Mart still won't stock adult videos, although it no longer carries its own store editions of mainstream hits with the naughty bits edited out, as it was once rumored to do. Choices: 1. Although Wal-mart no longer carries its own store editions of mainstream hits with the naughty bits edited out, as it was once rumored to do, Wal-Mart still won't stock adult videos. 2. Wal-Mart stocks adult videos nowadays, and it's a big hit worldwide. 3. Policy on porn is important in the mainstream industry, as it can cause huge losses from the disgruntled customers.
Output: 3
Statement: To the right is the Kaguraden, a hall where ceremonial dances are performed to honor the gods and where, for a modest fee, couples can have Shinto wedding ceremonies performed, complete with flutes and drums and shrine maidens to attend them. Choices: 1. The Kaguraden is a garden that is open to the public. 2. Shinto wedding ceremonies can take place at the Kaguraden. 3. It is more expensive to have weddings at the Kaguraden than at a church.
Output: 3
Statement: I must have liberty to go about the business in my own way. The German laughed. Choices: 1. I need to have the freedom to do what I want. 2. Just say the word I will be at your beck and call. 3. You can not keep me from going about my business.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah it could be TIers uh i think probably are participating more than anybody else but Choices: 1. It's not the tiers, they aren't doing anything at all. 2. The tiers are more active than the others. 3. The tiers are participating more than the others because they have great team work.
Output: 3
Statement: 'We can't go through that.' Choices: 1. We can't get through that. 2. That is too hard to make it through. 3. We can get through that easily.
Output: 2
Statement: Washington think tanks long to get their programs on C-SPAN, but C-SPAN has space for only a few of them. Choices: 1. C-SPAN only has space for a few programs. 2. C-SPAN was overloaded with amazing programs about nature. 3. C-SPAN had an infinite number of slots of programs to fill.
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek 's 11 th medical cover of the year tracks The New Science of Impotence. Choices: 1. Newsweek has featured medical covers over 10 times this year. 2. Impotence is a topic that's becoming more relevant. 3. Newsweek rarely covers medical issues or displays them on its cover.
Output: 2
Statement: EPA concluded that the rule would have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities, especially in view of EPA's implementation of the Act, which considers any impact a significant impact. Choices: 1. The EPA did not think that the rule would have any impact. 2. The EPA did not think that the rule would impact large entities. 3. The EPA considered the impact on small entities.
Output: 2
Statement: Similar listings of recently proposed rules available for comment were not available using this procedure for other EPA offices (e.g. Choices: 1. They did not want people to comment on the rules. 2. The rules were not up for comment. 3. The recently proposed rules were discussed.
Output: 1
Statement: The warlocks began to close ranks, falling back to make a stand under the jutting edge of the roof, where they could protect the orrery. Choices: 1. The warlocks wanted to protect the roof. 2. There was not a warlock in sight. 3. The warlocks were protecting something in the orrery.
Output: 3
Statement: and so it and if i have something that's really major that i can't handle or feel i don't have the time to handle i'll take it to him to do it Choices: 1. I only take it to him when I know that I'm incapable of doing it myself or don't feel like it. 2. I never take it to him to do it, I always prefer to do it myself. 3. I take it to him when I don't have time to deal with it, or when it is critical.
Output: 1
Statement: in day cares and in mother's day out programs and also soccer teams and you know different stuff like that so my kids Choices: 1. I feel like you are an expert on all things related to child care. 2. Do you even know the first thing about child care? 3. You are very familiar with the many different kinds of programs for kids.
Output: 1
Statement: intervention becomes an integral part of the emergency triage and treatment system, it will be an appendage that will be inconsistently applied or tried and discarded. Choices: 1. Intervention is an integral part of the emergency triage and treatment system.  2. Intervention never works. 3. Intervention works 70% of the time.
Output: 3
Statement: Now turned back to the state, the island is littered with unexploded bombs. Choices: 1. The island is literred with unexploded bombs.  2. The bombs exploded and destroyed the land.  3. The bombs are harmless. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Bodhisattvas Lokeswara, Manjushri, and Machendra are especially popular with both religions in the Kathmandu Valley. Choices: 1. Some Bodhisattvas including Lokeswara, Manjushri, and Machendra are known to both religions. 2. The Bodhisattvas Lokeswara, Manjushri, and Machendra are not known to anyone in the Kathmandu Valley.  3. The Bodhisattvas Lokeswara, Manjushri, and Machendra are especially popular with both religions in the Kathmandu Valley because of the power of their teachings.
Output: 3
Statement: He will make a good remount, but he is no fighter such as others I have seen here."Drew unsaddled and left the black in with Croaker; he fed both animals a bait of oats. Choices: 1. He isn't much of a fighter now but could be with the right training. 2. He isn't much of a fighter compared to the others I've seen here. 3. He is an extraordinary fighter.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Your story books aren't right. Choices: 1. The stories you tell are totally accurate. 2. The stories you read to your kids are wrong. 3. Your book are wrong.
Output: 2
Statement: To the east at 630 West 5th Street, between Grand Avenue and Flower Street, is the beautiful pyramid-topped Central Library. Choices: 1. The library is quite something to look at. 2. The library used to be on Park avenue. 3. The library is a brick building in Jersey City.
Output: 2
Statement: He gits th' best, too, Kirby. Kells shifted a well-chewed tobacco cud from one cheek to the other. Choices: 1. There was a tobacco cud in Kells' mouth. 2. Kells only chewed a particular brand of tobacco. 3. Kells never chewed tobacco and didn't speak to Kirby.
Output: 2
Statement: that's that's an interesting point i think a the more i as i've thought about Choices: 1. I think the point you made about voting is important. 2. I think that's very interesting. 3. I think that is just totally wrong.
Output: 1
Statement: we had one in Virginia that was sentenced to death and the execution was to have taken place a few weeks ago i don't know if there was anything in your paper about it Choices: 1. There is no death penalty in Virginia. 2. There are death penalty cases all the time in Virginia. 3. There was meant to be someone put to death a few weeks ago in Virginia.
Output: 2
Statement: There are, to be sure, pivotal generational experiences. Choices: 1. Different generations can never have the same pivotal experiences.  2. Generations have pivotal experiences.  3. Generations do not have pivotal experiences. 
Output: 1
Statement: Once Congress took up Starr's report, the electorate's hostility to the investigation shifted to the GOP. Choices: 1. Starr's report went to Congress and they started impeachment proceedings.  2. Starr's report went to Congress. 3. Starr's report went to the garbage.
Output: 1
Statement: The rider shifted his weight in the saddle and gazed about him with watchful interest. Choices: 1. The rider watched the people moving around him, worried he was in danger. 2. The rider looked around him 3. The rider was totally oblivious to what was happening around him.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i know it's it's Christmas is the worst time for i just have to leave them at home uh because the impulse buying is just terrible Choices: 1. Christmas time is the best for impulse buying. 2. Impulse buying is terrible around Christmas time because everything is on sale. 3. It's hard to fight the urge to buy a lot if you bring them.
Output: 2
Statement: The rote-learning educational system is still failing to help students develop the individual analytical and problem-solving skills required in the information age. Choices: 1. This in turn makes it harder for students to apply information once they graduate. 2. Rote-learning education is still the ideal means of helping students develop analytical skills. 3. Rote-learning doesn't help students develop problem-solving skills.
Output: 1
Statement: In that case the big loans organized a few months ago could have made the difference. Choices: 1. The big loans from last year wouldn't have made any difference anyways. 2. The big loans set up last year could have made this project possible. 3. Well, then, the large loans set up earlier could have changed the outcome.
Output: 2
Statement: You would look around and you'd see somebody's back, says a photographer quoted by Haden-Guest. Choices: 1. The photographer was quoted by Haden-Guest. 2. Haden-Guest is a well-known actor performing in movies. 3. There are times when you would not want to look at someone's back said the photographer.
Output: 2
Statement: Israeli forces then penetrated north to bombard PLO positions in Beirut. Choices: 1. Israeli forces moved north to Beirut to bomb the PLO. 2. PLO positions were in northern Beirut. 3. Israeli forces bombarded Beirut to penetrate PLO positions.
Output: 2
Statement: Most of us--God bless America--couldn't care less. Choices: 1. most of us care a lot! 2. Most of us don't care. 3. Most of us don't care about our weight.
Output: 3
Statement: um i can i've actually i've driven but i've heard about the ferry as well haven't taken it yet though have you taken it Choices: 1. The man says that he hasn't heard about any ferry. 2. The man says that he's heard about the ferry. 3. The person asks if the other person has taken the ferry.
Output: 2
Statement: It would seem, Sergeant, he remarked, "that there was a book involved. Choices: 1. He denied that there was any book involved. 2. He told the sergeant that there was probably a book involved. 3. The book involved was a work of fiction.
Output: 3
Statement: Since Restoration comedy, the normative couple--he the rake and she the one who will never, ever agree to marry anyone--find themselves in society ( office structure) at the highest levels and must prove themselves to one another by being bright, competent, and able to handle lesser people in their circle. Choices: 1. The couple was demoted to a lower status after the woman changed her mind and wanted to get married. 2. After the restoration, the couple was promoted higher in society with less people around. 3. After being promoted to a higher society level, the couple started making new friends.
Output: 3
Statement: no i mean that's not what a team's about Choices: 1. That isn't what a team is about. 2. No, I mean a team isn't about just drinking and sleeping with prostitutes. 3. Yes, of course that is what a team is about.
Output: 2
Statement: Tennis facilities are also widely available, but the climate makes it a sport best reserved for early morning, or evenings when the courts are floodlit. Choices: 1. Tennis is available as well. 2. Tennis is available but you should play when the lights are on before it gets too hot. 3. They don't play tennis there.
Output: 2
Statement: Napoleon named it Fort-de-France and that name was taken over for the town. Choices: 1. Fort-de-France was named by Napoleon.   2. Fort-de-France was given its name by George Patton.   3. Napoleon named many other forts in France.  
Output: 3
Statement: The standard processes and policies developed, applied, and improved as a result of the mergers provide this organization with the flexibility it needs to adapt to future changes in responsibility. Choices: 1. The policies that were developed by the mergers helped make the company better on the global financial market. 2. The organisation had been given flexibility as a result of the mergers. 3. There were no standard processes or policies in place that could provide the organization with the flexibility it needed.
Output: 1
Statement: Union Democracy. Choices: 1. A union that is democratic 2. A democratic union is more likely to hear the needs of its workers. 3. Union Monarchy
Output: 2
Statement: As a visiting statesman once said of What splendid ruins it will make!  Choices: 1. One statesman said it will make beautiful ruins. 2. Everyone knew it would be put to use forever. 3. Its delicate design would later lead to its abandonment.
Output: 3
Statement: Centenarians, it notes, are the fastest growing segment of the population. Choices: 1. Centenarians are a decreasing segment of the population. 2. Centenarians are becoming more numerous due to better medicine. 3. The fastest growing segment of the population are centenarians.
Output: 2
Statement: The day would invariably bring exciting things. Choices: 1. It looked like the day would be boring. 2. I was looking forward to an exciting day. 3. The day should be exciting.
Output: 2
Statement: oh okay huh oh well it's funny you should say something like that because uh i'm from Dallas for thirty two years i was from New England originally Choices: 1. I've lived most of my life in Dallas. 2. I lived in New England for thirty two years. 3. I didn't really enjoy Dallas.
Output: 3
Statement: Merry Christmas from all of us at Choices: 1. Happy Halloween! 2. It is Christmas time. 3. It is December 25.
Output: 3
Statement: Harbaugh, foundation trustee and a colleague of Athens at the Conner and; Winters law firm, said his mentor had a special interest in people who could not afford legal services. Choices: 1. Harbaugh said his mentor had a special interest in poor people. 2. Harbaugh said his mentor had a special interest in poor people because they were chronically underserved. 3. Harbaugh said his mentor had a special interest in big corporations.
Output: 2
Statement: First, Congress adopted a number of new accountability requirements governing what services LSC-funded programs may provide, what they may do with non-LSC funds, and whom they may represent. Choices: 1. LSC-funded programs are able to provide some services. 2. Congress refused to adopt any accountability requirements. 3. LSC-funded programs are no longer able to offer as many services.
Output: 3
Statement: There's really not much to see except the hill itself and the view over the central Irish plain. Choices: 1. You can see the whole city. 2. You can only see the green grass on the hill. 3. You can't see much other than the hill.
Output: 2
Statement: um the majority of the actual gang crimes like the  the drive by shootings and stuff stays in the neighborhoods but the crime spreads out into the more affluent divisions through robberies rape and uh car crime there's a very large uh or very high percentage of car theft and San Antonio San Antonio's not far from the border to Mexico so a a lot of the uh cars go to uh you know hack shops and they take them apart and a lot of them go over the border especially like Mercedes a lot of those those in the the Z uh the Z cars the Datsun cars end up over the border and uh Choices: 1. The majority of crimes stays in the affluent neighborhoods. 2. San Antonio is close to the border to Mexico. 3. A lot of cars and trucks end up over the border.
Output: 3
Statement: Critics protested that 1) the heroin look faded from fashion magazines months ago Choices: 1. The "heroin look" had been a favorite of critics for years. 2.  The fashion magazines had not featured a look referred to as the heroin look in awhile.   3.  The heroin look was on magazine covers everywhere now.
Output: 1
Statement: that there there should be agreement agreement Choices: 1. There should be a contract that you sign. 2. There is no need for an agreement. 3. There should be an agreement.
Output: 1
Statement: Unfortunately, continuing tensions between India and Pakistan in the region have rendered Kashmir a dangerous place for travellers. Choices: 1. Travellers shouldn't go to Kashmir. 2. Kashmir is a very safe place for travellers. 3. A peace treaty should be signed within the next year.
Output: 3
Statement: The latter's baptismal font has bas-reliefs by Andrea Sansovino. Choices: 1. The baptismal font by the latter has bas-reliefs from Andrea Sansovino. 2. The baptismal font was destroyed by Andrea Sansovino. 3. Andrea Sansovino is a female Italian impressionist.
Output: 3
Statement: oh really well that's why i picked it up yes you have you have a northern accent Choices: 1. I can tell that you're from the north. 2. I can't really pick up on where your accent is from. 3. I was born in the Midwest.
Output: 3
Statement: and i like i like my garden too  we didn't have to we have just a small garden but we planted corn last year too which takes quite a bit of space and Choices: 1. The corn grew nicely in the garden. 2. The created space in the small garden. 3. The garden had no vegetation. 
Output: 1
Statement: Just pick your favorite view and it will bring you years of pleasure. Choices: 1. A view gets old quickly. 2. Build a house that has a view you love an you'll be happy for years. 3. Pick your favorite view an enjoy it a long time.
Output: 2
Statement: should address. Choices: 1. Do not talk about a certain thing. 2. Should talk about a certain point. 3. Must talk about a certain point.
Output: 3
Statement: My old Midwestern mother taught me the answer to that one years ago. Choices: 1. They lived in Idaho. 2. The mother is midwestern. 3. They lived in California
Output: 1
Statement: this has been fun talking to you Choices: 1. Speaking with you has been the worst experience of my life.  2. It's been enjoyable speaking with you.  3. It's been fun discussing computers with you.
Output: 3
Statement: oh um-hum what a hassle yeah yeah Choices: 1. Damn, that must have been annoying. 2. Wow, you're very lucky that happened. 3. Did you have to do it over?
Output: 3
Statement: um machine oil because i always have my oil changed out of the house but Choices: 1. I usually pay like $40 to get my oil changed at the shop.  2. I don't get my oil changed in the house. 3. I change my oil in the living room of my house. 
Output: 1