niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: You can request it after filing your complaint, but, as with anything filed with a court, nothing can be done about your request until the other party responds. Choices: 1. After filing you complaint, you can request it and hope that the other party responds. 2. Your request will be handled before the other party responds. 3. The other party has no obligation to respond.
Output: 3
Statement: And in part it's because Nevada's business climate is a supply-sider's  no corporate income tax, no personal income tax, no local earnings tax, no inventory tax, no capital-stock tax, no franchise tax, no admissions tax, no inheritance tax, low property tax, and a right-to-work state. Choices: 1. Businesses often incorporate in Nevada, since it's laws are very business friendly. 2. Nevada's corporate laws make it an attractive place to incorporate, due in part to no corporate income tax, no capital-stock tax, no franchise tax, and no admissions tax. 3. Nevada has the most restrictive corporate laws in the country. 
Output: 1
Statement: Communication would be broken down, and to the extent in which communication of mind with mind has become impossible, it would be equally impossible to realize the idea of a lie. Choices: 1. Communication with mind to mind was impossible which changed everything. 2. It was possible to communicate mind to mind. 3. It would not be able to realize what was a lie.
Output: 1
Statement: France was developing a national identity of optimism, a high level of social critique, and constant pressure for improvement. Choices: 1. Things were changing for the better in France. 2. France's national identity had become more conservative, focusing on the glories of the past rather than facing the troubles of today. 3. The sense of optimism and pressure for improvement would lead to better living conditions for the poor.
Output: 3
Statement: Alcohol problems designate a spectrum from risk behavior to illness, and from problematic consumption to alcohol use disorder. Choices: 1. Abuse of alcohol can have a range of problems. 2. Drinking to much alcohol can make you sick. 3. Alcohol problems show to not have a wide range of issues for users.
Output: 2
Statement: There would be little point in trying to identify a single number as an accurate representation of something this complex. Choices: 1. There is great value in identifying a single number to perfectly represent this. 2. This is so complex that trying to use one number to represent it is almost pointless. 3. Besides being almost pointless, it is almost impossible as well.
Output: 3
Statement: The rugged southern peninsula is hemmed in by low-lying mountains the Vindhya and Satpura to the north and the Western and Eastern Ghats running parallel to the coasts. Choices: 1. The peninsula is flat and surrounded by valleys. 2. The peninsula is a tourist attraction due to all of the mountains. 3. The southern peninsula is surrounded by mountains on both sides.
Output: 2
Statement:  The National Diamond Centres in Netanya.09-862 4770) as well as Jerusalem.02-673 3770) will pick you up from your hotel and give you a free tour of the workshops, where they will offer a wide choice of goods to select from and expert advice on what you may want to buy. Choices: 1. Diamond specialists will give you advice and a free tour of the workshops that work with diamond. 2. You will not get any help if you decide to buy diamonds in Netanya or Jerusalem. 3. You will find higher quality diamonds if you request help from The National Diamond Centres.
Output: 3
Statement: There are 12 of them; you can't miss the eye-popping Lisboa, which has several floors of gambling, but there's also the Hyatt Regency, the Mandarian Oriental, and Taipa's Jockey Club. Choices: 1. You will suffer for a lack of options when the urge to gamble strikes. 2. You may not have the best time at the Hyatt Regency, but the lodgings there are the best. 3. You have plenty of options; there's 12 places you can gamble!
Output: 2
Statement: But what about the examples of great good to balance them? Choices: 1. Great good far outweighs evil. 2. There are examples of great good that can be useful in balancing other things. 3. I can't think of any examples of extraordinary goodness.
Output: 1
Statement: Evans &amp; Novak took a holiday, too, with an inconsequential visit from guest Art Buchwald. Choices: 1. Art Buchwald's visit was the best of all time. 2. Art Buchwald visited, and allowed others to take a holiday. 3. Art Buchwald visited, and allowed others to take a holiday, to have a break from their job.
Output: 3
Statement: By swearing off ground forces, they argued, Clinton tied NATO's hands, giving Milosevic confidence that he could destroy Kosovo without effective resistance. Choices: 1. Clinton said there would be no ground forces sent to Yugoslavia. 2. Clinton said there would be no ground forces. 3. Clinton said there would be 10,000 ground forces.
Output: 1
Statement: Backers of Legal Aid services for the poor are pushing a measure that would increase court filing fees in Kentucky to raise money for the program, which faces steep funding cuts. Choices: 1. They seek to raise money by increasing court fees. 2. Some of the public were outspoken against the measure for court filing fees. 3. Backers of the Tea Party for the poor are pushing to arm all citizens with AK-47s.
Output: 2
Statement: Tobacco growers managed to avoid that fate last year. Choices: 1. Marijuana growers managed to avoid that fate last year. 2. Last year the growers avoided that fate. 3. The Marlboro tobacco growers avoided their fate last year.
Output: 3
Statement: Entering the park from St. Stephen's Green North you will come across the Wolfe Tone memorial opposite the famous Shelbourne Hotel (1824), and behind it a work entitled Famine, both by sculptor Edward Delaney. Choices: 1. The Shelbourne Hotel is famous for the amount of people who have died there. 2. Famine is an orchestral work by Edward Delaney  3. There are memorials and sculptures to be seen in the park.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Thank you, Natalia,' I said. Choices: 1. I thanked Natalia. 2. I was appreciative of Natalia. 3. I was upset with Natalia.
Output: 2
Statement: He fancied it was. Choices: 1. He was certain since he just saw it. 2. He thought it was. 3. He doubted it was.
Output: 1
Statement: He had entered the squalid room to find that great man, the friend of a lifetime, dead betrayed out of his own mouth. Choices: 1. The great man was alive and well, talking to him. 2. When he arrived, he found the great man dead. 3. He found the huge man dead, an arm missing.
Output: 3
Statement: The Menche wars continue. Choices: 1. Ongoing conflict has plagued the Menche region. 2. President Nick Cannon recently announced a treatise signed, instigating an initial cease-fire and withdrawal from the lower steppes of Menche, Menchuria, in Mexico. 3. The Mench wars claim high casualties.
Output: 3
Statement: But there's also a cool complacency, an indifferent shrug. Choices: 1. There is a hot excitement. 2. There is a cool indifference on their ideals. 3. There is complacency.
Output: 2
Statement: What British historians call the Peninsular War (1808 1814) is known in Spain as the War of Independence. Choices: 1. The War of Independence in Spain was called the Peninsular War by the British. 2. The Spanish and British both called the war by the same name. 3. The war led to a lot of death on both sides.
Output: 3
Statement: He could feel the man's eyes burrowing into him as he spoke. Choices: 1. The man was ignoring him. 2. THe man was glaring at him with rage. 3. The man was staring at him.
Output: 2
Statement: Buyer Beware. Choices: 1. Beware buyer.  2. No need to worry buyer.  3. The buyer should keep their eyes peeled for scams.
Output: 3
Statement: According to the Department, the Office of Management and Budget has reviewed the rule. Choices: 1. The Department says that the Office did not review the rule. 2. The Office of Management and Budget is a large group of accountants. 3. The rule has been reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget.
Output: 2
Statement: When the zoo celebrated the first successful hatching in captivity of a king penguin in 1919, it gained world no other zoo had examples of this penguin species. Choices: 1. The zoo celebrated the first successful hatching in captivity of a king penguin in 2011. 2. The zoo celebrated the first successful hatching in captivity of a king penguin. 3. The king penguin born at the zoo was named Flipper.
Output: 3
Statement: The building has been beautifully restored, and the food is good. Choices: 1. The building was restored in 2007. 2. The building is in desperate need or renovation. 3. The building was immaculately restored.
Output: 1
Statement: Just south of the New Cityand immediately west of the Old Cityis the exclusive residential suburb of Yemin Moshe, named after Sir Moses Montefiore (1784 1885), a famous Anglo-Jewish philanthropist. Choices: 1. Yemin Moshe is almost exclusively a shopping district. 2. The Yemin Moshe district was created around 1900. 3. Yemin Moshe, named after a philanthropist, is located west of the Old City.
Output: 2
Statement: and one of the things that that they did for him they tested him and they said that he's you know great in electronics but he yo u know he's really does need the basic skills and they put him through six months of composition writing in addition to all his electronic training and at that point he has now graduated from warfare electronics school with honors Choices: 1. The test indicated that he needed help with English.   2. The test indicated that he was good with electronics.   3. The test result showed that he was bad with electronics.  
Output: 1
Statement: For purposes of this simulation, the amount of allowances banked from 2002 through 2006 was calculated as the simple difference between the reference case projections and the actual emission trajectory of each scenario. Choices: 1. The simulation incorrectly calculated allowances backed. 2. The simulation did not calculate anything. 3. The simulation calculated allowances backed.
Output: 1
Statement: Inland from Firefly is Brimmer Hall Plantation, a working plantation of 809 hectares (2,000 acres) that produces a variety of crops including bananas, coconuts, and citrus fruit. Choices: 1. Brimmer Hall Plantation is located closer to the coast than Firefly. 2. Brimmer Hall Plantation is the country's largest producer of bananas. 3. More than two crops are produced on Brimmer Hall Plantation.
Output: 2
Statement: The bill failed in the 1997-98 session but passed the following year. Choices: 1. The bill was voted down in 1998. 2. The bill was voted down in 1974.. 3. The bill was voted down in 1998 but was passed a year later by a large margin.
Output: 3
Statement: The lean, gray-haired man who had ushered them into the stable stood eyeing the mare's distended sides. Choices: 1. The man who ushered them into the stable had blond hair. 2. The man who ushered them into the stable was 70 years old. 3. They were ushered into the stable by a thin man.
Output: 2
Statement: Meanwhile, voters younger than Bush know little of the military and therefore tend to be impressed that he served at all rather than concerned with how he served. Choices: 1. It is apparent that for this generation who have never fought in a war that they will not be hard on Bush's military record. 2. Bush's military service will not be scrutinized by a younger generation who have not performed military service. 3. Bush and his constituents all have military service in common.
Output: 1
Statement: the GSA Inspector General has expressed concerns that GSA's organization and management structure has not kept pace with GSA's downsizing, streamlining, and reform efforts. Choices: 1. The GSA inspector general is worried they have downsized too much. 2. The GSA inspector general is worried they have not downsized enough. 3. The GSA inspector general is worried the 100 people they downsized was not enough.
Output: 3
Statement: You might end up with such a brave battalion of heroes that when a grenade lands in their midst, there is a competition to see who gets to jump on it to save the others. Choices: 1. A competition to see who gets to jump on the grenade to save the others--this is the kind of behavior you can expect from the brave battalion of heroes that you might end up with. 2. If you are such a good leader, you can expect unthinkable things from your soldiers. 3. You can't possibly expect to end up with a brave battalion of heroes with that attitude.
Output: 2
Statement: The obliging Julius handed it to him. Choices: 1. Julius kept it from him. 2. Julius is usually an obliging person. 3. Julius gave it to him willingly.
Output: 2
Statement: is it is it hard to make it come down where you want to Choices: 1. It is easy to make it do anything you want. 2. It is hard to move the balloon to the spot you want. 3. It is hard to control.
Output: 2
Statement: some sort of determent deterrent or you know an eye for an eye type thing or something like that Choices: 1. we need this deterrent to prevent people carrying out crimes 2. It could be described as a type eye for an eye thing 3. No deterrent is necessary because we believe in rehabilitative justice
Output: 1
Statement: Here, rich Persian culture dictated taste in dress, d??cor, manners, and morals, enriched by the Hindu culture of the Rajputs in literature, cuisine, and sexuality. Choices: 1. Rich Persian culture here dictated taste in many things, also manners, said the documentary. 2. Rich Persian culture here dictated taste in many things, also manners. 3. Rich German culture here dictated taste in many things, also manners.
Output: 1
Statement: By now, we've turned the White House itself into a kind of clanking ghost of presidents past, its very rooms suffused with the great spirits of those who slept there. Choices: 1. We've turned the White House into a ghost of presidents past, with its rooms full of the great spirits who slept there. 2. The White House is just a building and isn't full of spirits at all. 3. By now we've turned the White House into a ghost of presidents past, its rooms full of the spirits and their pets who slept there.
Output: 3
Statement: I wasn't just frozen and brought here by some time machine?"  Sather Karf stared at him blankly. Choices: 1. Sather Karf had a look of confusion over his face, not comprehending what he had just heard.  2. Sather Karf was turned to ice with a flick of his wand.  3. I wasn't put in a cryogenarator didn't time travel here?" 
Output: 1
Statement: These changes propose revision throughout the entire set of standards except for the second general standard, independence, which is being revised separately. Choices: 1. Revision will not be proposed by these changes. 2. Revision is proposed by these changes, with an exception. 3. Revision is proposed by these changes, with an exception, said the lawyer.
Output: 3
Statement: he he just picks it up over the counter and and i was i was really surprised that there you can get guns of any kind that you want you know the other thing is you had talked about the uh needing a gun to protect yourself and you know maybe someday we're all going to get wiped out by a robber here and then i'll change my mind but Choices: 1. I think it should be much more difficult to purchase a gun there. 2. It was no surprise to me that the purchase of a firearm was so quick and easy. 3. I was really surprised at how easy it was to get a gun there.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Tell him the real Ben Franklin is ready to talk.' Choices: 1. Ben Franklin has nothing to say to anyone. 2. He wants to speak with the imposter. 3. Someone wants to talk to him.
Output: 2
Statement: Impossible to say. Choices: 1. The speaker cannot say why.  2. What they cannot say is how to kill vampires.  3. The person can say whatever it is.
Output: 2
Statement: This audit guide is based on and incorporates GAO's information technology acquisition model. Choices: 1. The audit guide is also based on the bible. 2. The information technology acquisition model influenced this audit guide. 3. This audit guide drew no inspiration from anything else.
Output: 1
Statement: but it doesn't they don't really say that you know you're you're always going to have great career conditions Choices: 1. IBM doesn't say they'll always have great career conditions. 2. They don't say you'll always have great career conditions. 3. They say the career conditions are always perfect.
Output: 1
Statement: And she was concerned?" Choices: 1. Also, she seemed as anxious as we were to find it fast?" 2. And she was acting all nonchalant? 3. And she was worried?"
Output: 1
Statement: and i'm afraid that if she woke up one with her we would have to pack up and come home so we've primarily done our camping by cabin up at Turner Falls up in Oklahoma Choices: 1. We get a cabin for her comfort. 2. We never camp in Oklahoma. 3. We might have to pack up and come home if she woke up with one.
Output: 1
Statement: According to biblical tradition, although David bought the land for the Temple and carefully assembled its building materials, he was deemed unworthy of constructing the Temple because he was a man of war with blood on his hands. Choices: 1. David bought the land for the church. 2. David bought the land. 3. David owned no land.
Output: 1
Statement: Don't ask me to help you, because I won't.  Choices: 1. Don't ask me to help you again, I have no designs to do so. 2. Ask me to help you, because I will. 3. I won't help you so don't ask.
Output: 1
Statement: no blood ... Choices: 1. There are no visible injuries, deaths, or bleeding from wounds 2. There isn't any blood 3. There's blood everywhere...
Output: 1
Statement: What there is in the way of stylized leaps, spins, and balancing on the toes comes out as the natural expression of exceptionally graceful human beings and not as a demonstration of what some clever windup toys can do. Choices: 1. Exceptionally graceful human beings can balance on toes. 2. Balancing on the toes comes out as an unnatural expression. 3. It takes years of practice to be able to balance on toes.
Output: 3
Statement: That's when Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Inc. steps in to fill the gap. Choices: 1. Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Inc. does nothing about the gap. 2. The monetary issues are sorted out by Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Inc. 3. At that time Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Inc. fills the gap.
Output: 2
Statement: And Vrenna?Susan turned and looked at Jon for a moment. Choices: 1. Susan was checking out Jon's long sword. 2. Susan looked at Jon after turning around. 3. Jon was dancing to the music while Susan closed her eyes.
Output: 1
Statement: Maybe next year. Choices: 1. Maybe next year we can make out. 2. Maybe this year. 3. Maybe next year.
Output: 1
Statement: um no i i really don't it's it was six years ago she pretty much set it up she goes here this is you make your file and then you can uh edit it right Choices: 1. You can edit the file, right? 2. Can you edit the file to be a PDF? 3. You can't edit the file.
Output: 2
Statement: The gardens' pride is a 200-year-old banyan tree, the Ficus bengalensis, or strangling fig tree. Choices: 1. The 200 year old banyan tree is specially taken care of. 2. There's a 200 year old banyan tree in the garden. 3. The banyan tree that's in the garden is 50 years old.
Output: 1
Statement: Very, very slowly, I stood up. Choices: 1. I jumped up.  2. I was too tired to stand up quickly.  3. I rose to my feet. 
Output: 2
Statement: Brief intervention for harm reduction with alcohol-positive older adolescents in a hospital emergency department. Choices: 1. An intervention in a hospital for kids whose siblings use alcohol. 2. There is no way to help kids who use alcohol. 3. The intervention for kids whose siblings used alcohol was very successful.
Output: 3
Statement: Although not open to the public, its towers and beautifully carved stone walls can be seen from various vantage points in the city. Choices: 1. The towers cannot be toured. 2. The towers are off limits for security reasons. 3. The towers are toured by hundreds of people each day.
Output: 2
Statement: America faces a demographic tidal wave that poses significant challenges for individuals' retirement security and our economy as a whole. Choices: 1. The American economy is adapting to meet challenges posed by shifting demographics. 2. A demographic shift poses challenges for the American economy. 3. American demographics have remained static for the last four decades.
Output: 1
Statement: The imperial rulers moved the capital to Kyoto originally to escape from the growing domination of the Buddhist authorities of Nara. Choices: 1. The growing power of Buddhism was the reason why the rulers moved the capital to Kyoto. 2. Kyoto used to be an important city when it was the capital of the empire.  3. Kyoto has never been the capital, it was a ghost town.
Output: 2
Statement: and anything that was fresh water was muddy Choices: 1. Any lake that was fresh water was muddy. 2. I got my shoes muddy at the fresh water lake. 3. There was no mud at the fresh water lakes.
Output: 2
Statement: On his head was something like a miter, carrying a coiled brass snake in front of it. Choices: 1. The miter on his head had a coiled brass snake. 2. The coiled brass snake wasn't alive, but hissing sounds could be heard from it. 3. The brass snake sat on the floor next to him.
Output: 2
Statement: um i don't agree with that i don't agree because i think that they are pretty vocal about it in in uh Africa i think the y've made a lot more changes hey they've their very vocal Choices: 1. They are pretty loud about it in Africa.  2. They don't stay quiet in Africa.  3. They are meek in Africa. 
Output: 2
Statement: Fire Administration in Emmitsburg, MD. Choices: 1. Fire stations in Emmitburgs don't put out fires. 2. There is a fire administration in Emmitsburg that helps the fire stations. 3. In Emmitsburg, there is a Fire Administration.
Output: 2
Statement: South of the city center, the founder of the Dominican order is buried in the church of San Domenico, 13th-century but with many 18th-century Baroque modifications. Choices: 1. There are modifications to the church that are much younger than the main building. 2. The city center is to the south of the church of San Domenico. 3. There are 1000 members of the Dominican order buried at the church.
Output: 3
Statement: Building on last year's grant, the TIG 2002 award to Potomac Legal Aid Society (PLAS) allows the program to reach the area's underserved Asian American community. Choices: 1. Building on last year's grant, the TIG 2002 award to Potomac Legal Aid Society (PLAS) doesn't allow the program to reach the area's underserved Asian American community. 2. Building on last year's grant, more and more money was put into the fund 3. Building on last year's grant, the TIG 2002 award to Potomac Legal Aid Society (PLAS) allows the program to reach the area's underserved Asian American community.
Output: 2
Statement: uh Audrey Hepburn was narrating it Choices: 1. Audrey Hepburn was narrating the Broadway play. 2. The narrator was Bill Nye the science guy. 3. The narrator was Audrey Hepburn.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't mind admitting that for once you've scored handsomely. Choices: 1. I am sad that you did very well. 2. I am rooting for you to do very well.   3. I am elated that you did very well.  
Output: 2
Statement: employee contributions, if any, and the employer entity contributions (593) Customs Service fees (576) Deposit fund transactions (600) Deposits by states for unemployment trust fund (575) Deposits of earnings, Federal Reserve System (577) Disposition of revenue to other  custodial transfers (596) Diversion fees, Department of Justice (583) Donation of property, plant, and  types that are expensed (598)  except types of property, plant, and equipment that are expensed (577) Downward subsidy reestimates for post-1991 direct loans and loan guarantees (598) Employer entity contributions to health benefit plans for current coverage of Federal employees (590) Employer entity contributions to pension and other retirement benefit plans for Federal employees (589) Employer entity contributions to social insurance programs (588) Employer entity payments for unemployment benefits and workers compensation (590) Federal employee contributions to health benefits plan for current coverage of Federal employees (584) Federal employee contributions to pension and other retirement benefit plans (583) Fees on post-1991 direct loans and loan guarantees (598) Fines and penalties (578) Forfeitures (578) Individual income taxes, corporation income taxes, social insurance taxes and contributions, excise Choices: 1. There is a chance there will be some employee contributions. 2. Employee contributions can be a significant figure in this case. 3. Custom Service fees are not part of the long list.
Output: 2
Statement: You thinkin' about cuttin' out? Choices: 1. Are you thinking of leaving? 2. Are you thinking of leaving the battle? 3. You're thinking of staying, aren't you.
Output: 2
Statement: Pace your stamina for the second floor's excellent Galleria Sabauda (Savoy Gallery), with an important collection of Italian and European art, also due to the Savoys' penchant for collecting. Choices: 1. On the second floor you will find the Savoy Gallery, which has a pleasant collection of Italian art. 2. Some of Da Vinci's best work can be seen at the Savoy Gallery. 3. The fourth floor has the Galleria Sabauda, which has a collection of only African art.
Output: 2
Statement: Its dense, oxygen-rich atmosphere helps those with heart and respiratory problems; the low altitude permits psoriasis sufferers to expose their skin to the sun for longer periods of time because the rays are less intense. Choices: 1. It is over 100 meters below sea level. 2. People suffering from psoriasis can expose their skin to the sun there. 3. Its atmosphere is thin and lacking in oxygen.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well i kind of think we're too lenient number one now i work in Massachusetts but i live in Rhode Island so the the legislature just come out and said that because of what with treating the prisoners so-called brutally because uh the state prison's overcrowded we have to release them so they took the offenders with the the minor crimes and they let them go they didn't have to serve the rest of their term and which is absolutely incredible um i think number one my opinion is that the judges are too lenient but yet you get some of the jury trials and and it comes down to the nitty gritty when people are ready to condemn a person they always kind of forgive him a little bit nobody wants to put the finger on somebody and say well that's it you know we're going to kill you so it's got to be up to the judges i think we need we have to put into place judges that are stricter than the ones that are in there now and the other thing is i'm not sure about Texas but like in Rhode Island if someone breaks into your home you have to do your utmost to leave so you can't cause a confrontation with that person you can't shoot him you can't do anything with him i'm not sure what Texas is Choices: 1. They set the prisoners with smaller charges free for 30 days. 2. They set the prisoners with smaller charges free. 3. They kept the prisoners with small charges locked up forever.
Output: 1
Statement: A short walk up the road past the police station, along the Street of the Armenian Patriarchate, brings you to the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James (11th 12th centuries) and its convent. Choices: 1. The police station is purposely built next to the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James to keep it secure.  2. There are no police stations in the vicinity of the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James. 3. The police station is located near the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James.
Output: 1
Statement: His delaying strategy is to run the clock down until the November elections, then win Congress back with just 12 new seats and shut down the Hill investigations with his new majority. Choices: 1. He plans to stop the Hill investigations by winning Congress with only 12 seats. 2. He is in full support of the Hill investigations. 3. He's afraid of the Hill investigations and that's why he wants to shut it down.
Output: 3
Statement: The engine hissed, the train stopped. Choices: 1. The train kept going. 2. The train stopped unexpectadly. 3. The train stopped.
Output: 2
Statement: In those gardens, the Song of Songs was written by Solomon. Choices: 1. Solomon wrote the Song of Songs in that place. 2. In those gardens, the Song of Songs was written in a single afternoon by Solomon. 3. Solomon never wrote a song, nor did he ever step foot in a garden.
Output: 2
Statement: Entry and Competition in the Postal  Foundations for the Construction of Entry Scenarios. Choices: 1. Competition with various post services is healthy.  2. Entry and competition in the postal foundation for the construction of scenarios.  3. Entry and competition in the fast food industry. 
Output: 1
Statement: 2) It will make Europe the United States' new political rival. Choices: 1. It is going to lead to a political rivalry between Europe and the United States due to its divisive nature. 2. It is going to lead to a political rivalry between Europe and the United States. 3. It is not going to lead to a political rivalry between Europe and the United States.
Output: 1
Statement: Agency Comments As required by generally accepted government auditing standards, GAO provides responsible agency officials and other directly affected parties with an opportunity to review and provide comments on a draft of a report before it is issued. Choices: 1. GAO provides responsible agency officials and other directly affected parties with an opportunity to review and provide comments on a draft of a report before it is issued. 2. The GAO is a respected organization which has a history of helping agency officials review drafts. 3. The GAO makes no action in helping agency officials.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't know  they they're going downhill pretty steady Choices: 1. I am not sure; they are steadily declining. 2. It looks like they will hit rock bottom soon. 3. They seem to be growing steadily.
Output: 2
Statement: and in inside that U but on one of the corners uh is where that shower is Choices: 1. We don't even have a shower, only a bathtub. 2. There's a fully enclosed shower in that U-shaped corner. 3. And in that U-shaped corner is where the shower is.
Output: 2
Statement: For most American companies today, success depends on selling more of your product next year than you did this year. Choices: 1. For most American companies success is dependent on selling less product than you did last year. 2. For most American companies success is dependent on selling more product than you did last year. 3. For most American companies success is dependent on selling more product than you did last year because of the accelerated growth of industry.
Output: 3
Statement: Steep steps bring you up to the Hall of a Thousand Pillars, as well as the shrine of Shiva and the Temple of Ganesh, from which there is a fine view over the Cauvery river, the towers of Srirangam, and the plains beyond. Choices: 1. The steps that lead up to the Hall of a Thousand Pillar are narrow.   2. The steps leading to the Hall of a Thousand Pillar are steep.   3. The Hall of a Thousand Pillars has no steps leading to it.  
Output: 1
Statement: Full of Joycean memorabilia (including his guitar and waistcoat), correspondence, and rare editions of books and manuscripts, it is a shrine for Joyce enthusiasts. Choices: 1. Joyce enthusiasts are disappointed that some of the memorabilia is fake. 2. It's a haven for Joyce specialists, filled with memorabilia. 3. Joyce enthusiasts should stay far away, there is no Joycean memorabilia to be seen.
Output: 1
Statement: 15 It was a long time before Tuppence went to sleep that night, and, when at length she did, she dreamed that Mr. Whittington had set her to washing up a pile of Esthonia Glassware, which bore an unaccountable resemblance to hospital plates!  Choices: 1. That night, Tuppence dreamed about washing glassware that resembled hospital plates.  2. That night, Tuppence dreamed about washing white glassware. 3. That night, Tuppence had a severe case of insomnia and stayed up all night. 
Output: 2
Statement: It now houses the Civic Museum of Ancient Art (Museo Civico di Arte Antica) beside a splendid ceremonial staircase, also designed by Juvarra. Choices: 1. The Civic Museum of Art is located approximately one mile away from it. 2. In the 17th century, Juvarra designed the impressive staircase which now stands next to the Civic Museum of Ancient Art.  3. Today, it is home to the Civic Museum of Ancient Art. 
Output: 2
Statement: About half of it, however, is out of bounds to all but the military, but that still leaves huge areas of sand and surf. Choices: 1. The entire beach is open to the public. 2. The sand is a bright white. 3. Half of the area is off limits to the general public.
Output: 2
Statement: No, Johnny Shannon was not a reckless boy; Drew Kirby knew that, if no one else on the Range did. Choices: 1. Drew knew that Johnny Shannon wasn't reckless. 2. Johnny Shannon was a very reckless boy. 3. Drew Kirby was a reckless man.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm just saying that Bayliss and probably Helms maybe others will be waiting, just as the captain promised. Choices: 1. There is a chance that Helms might not be waiting. 2. The captain promised that Bayliss would be waiting. 3. The captain said that only Helms will be waiting.
Output: 1
Statement: Some separations of the CEO and chairman functions are successful and others are not. Choices: 1. The CEO and chairman have the same birthday.  2. Certain separation of the functions of the CEO and chairman are successful. 3. All separated functions of the CEO and chairman are successful. 
Output: 1
Statement: American Home Products plans to market ginkgo, saw palmetto, and other herbal products under its Centrum label. Choices: 1. There are plans for American Home Products to sell ginkgo, saw palmetto, and other natural supplements under the Centrum label. 2. There are plans for American Home Products to sell ginkgo, saw palmetto, and other natural supplements starting next month.  3. American Home Products will never sell ginkgo, saw palmetto, and other natural supplements under the Centrum label. 
Output: 2
Statement: Mutiny and Reform Choices: 1. Betrayal and Reformation. 2. Following the leader and sticking to the status quo. 3. Betrayal and Reformation by British troops.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, readiness to cut down may not coincide with readiness to abstain. Choices: 1. In the same way, readiness to cut down may note be related to readiness to abstain. 2. Readiness to change always coincide with readiness to abstain. 3. Some patients are more ready to cut down than others.
Output: 3
Statement: It is Coppola's tragedy that he believes his best work is always ahead of him, yet keeps on making Rainmaker s. Choices: 1. Rainmaker was a box office success but failed to please critics.. 2. Coppola thinks that his best work is behind him. 3. Coppola is wrong to think he will make a better movie in the future.
Output: 1
Statement: If Clinton blinks the green light next summer, Washington would be in breach of the treaty by mid-2001, if it hopes to meet the 2005 deadline. Choices: 1. If Clinton agrees, Washington would be in breach of the treaty. 2. Clinton will give the green light. 3. Clinton has no impact on this outcome.
Output: 2
Statement: Calling themselves Maharajahs, the prime ministers and their relatives built dozens of palaces in Kathmandu, usually in an incongruous neoclassical style. Choices: 1. Only six of these palaces are still in use today. 2. The prime ministers built many palaces in the neoclassical style. 3. The Maharajahs built all of their palaces in a distinctive local style.
Output: 1
Statement: Off-balance and off guard, the cops fought back with Gauntlet fire. Choices: 1. They cops ran away instead of fighting back.  2. The cops fought back and won.  3. The cops were off balance and fought back. 
Output: 2
Statement: hum yeah that's true well it's been good talking to you Choices: 1. You have been a big help. 2. That is correct, it's been nice talking with you. 3. It was very unpleasant talking to you.
Output: 1
Statement: Program leaders have been instructed to abandon the parochial thinking of What's best for clients in my service area? Choices: 1. The leaders were told to only think about the clients located in each of their service areas.  2. The Avon team leaders have been told to start thinking beyond just the customers in their immediate areas.  3. The leaders have been told to stop thinking in terms of what is best for customers in their area. 
Output: 2
Statement: LSC requires its grantees in each state to work with each other and equal justice stakeholders to develop justice communities that best respond to clients' most compelling needs, ensure the most strategic and cost-effective use of all available resources, and maximize the opportunity for clients statewide to receive timely, effective, and appropriate legal services. Choices: 1. LSC doesn't care about the people or the justice system. 2. Legal services include the best lawyers in town. 3. To develop communities that best respond to clients' needs, grantees in each state must work with each other as well as justice stakeholders.
Output: 2
Statement: (Ironically, it's the one night of the year when you get the least sleep. ) Choices: 1. Coincidentally, it's the only night of the year where sleep is disrupted. 2. Coincidentally, it's the most peaceful night of the year. 3. Unexpectedly, it's the only night of the year when one cannot get some sleep.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, the agency will require an authorized Mexican government official to certify that pork exported from Sonora Choices: 1. A Mexican government official will have to certify the pork before it crosses the border. 2. A Mexican government official will no longer have to certify the pork. 3. A Mexican government official will have to certify the pork.
Output: 1
Statement: The Department of Defense's (DOD) planned $700 billion in investment Choices: 1. The Department of Defense's planned investment cuts. 2. The $700 billion in new fighter planes and tanks. 3. The 700 billion investment dollars by the Department of Defence.
Output: 2
Statement: The addicting substances are said to raise dopamine levels in the brain, inducing euphoria. Choices: 1. There are no ways of increasing dopamine levels in the brain. 2. The substances are in common use as a method of raising dopamine levels. 3. The substances increase dopamine levels in the brain.
Output: 2
Statement: Two of the five-pound notes were now irretrievably dead. Choices: 1. All the five-pound notes were in pristine condition. 2. The five-pound notes had been destroyed by accident. 3. Some five-pounds notes were no longer usable.
Output: 2
Statement: The monastery also suffered damage in 1822. Choices: 1. There was damage to the monastery in the 19th century. 2. The monastery has never undergone any damage in its existence. 3. The monastery suffered a large fire in 1822.
Output: 3
Statement: well i'm i'm a west Texan Lubbock Midland Odessa Choices: 1. I'm from southern Kansas. 2. I'm from west Texas. 3. The town of Lubbock is lovely.
Output: 3
Statement: the top speed of the wind but it it did manage to take all our tents out Choices: 1. The wind took out all our tents. 2. The wind was soft and gentle. 3. We should have used more stakes to tie down our tents.
Output: 3
Statement: In order to value the expected life years lost for COPD and non-COPD deaths, we need to construct estimates of the value of a statistical life year. Choices: 1. Estimates of the value of a statistical life year are needed for calculation of expected life years lost for COPD deaths. 2. There is no need to estimate the value of a statistical life year. 3. COPD deaths will cause the loss of 500,000 life years.
Output: 3
Statement: They can take a joke! Choices: 1. They think the jokes made at their expense are funny! 2. They can tolerate a joke! 3. They can't stand it when anyone makes a joke about them.
Output: 1
Statement: They had the advantage. Choices: 1. The lack of skill of them all gave them the disadvantage. 2. They advantage was with them. 3. They held the advantage while the game was played.
Output: 3
Statement: It is difficult to believe that these bizarre shapes, staircases going nowhere, and windows in walls without rooms were built in 1724 by a serious student, rather than in the last century by some deranged architect. Choices: 1. The student designed the building so bizarrely as an art statement.  2. It's obvious that a deranged architect designed this building with non-functional staircases.  3. It's unique because there are bizarre shapes, staircases that lead nowhere, and walls without rooms.
Output: 1
Statement: She looked relieved when I said that. Choices: 1. When I said that, she got nervous. 2. When I said that, she appeared reassured and gave me smile. 3. When I said that, she appeared reassured.
Output: 2
Statement: Saving education campaigns are one tool to encourage people to save more for their own retirement. Choices: 1. Saving education campaigns help people save for their retirement  2. Saving education campaigns discourage retirement saving 3. Saving for retirement is important 
Output: 3
Statement: and so many things like that so they were Choices: 1. There were a bunch of similar things 2. There were a lot of similar objects to choose from 3. Unfortunately, everything was different from that
Output: 2
Statement: on the uh grass area it's kind of hard to keep grass in certain areas and i'd never really thought about that but but we're pretty much at the very top of this little hill and all the runoff from from the concrete uh the shopping center near us and the alleyway all that goes down to our neighbors so so that was a little thing that i'd never really considered and was fortunate that it worked out that way Choices: 1. We are on a hill and water collects near our neighbors. 2. Our neighbors get our runoff. 3. We live at the bottom of a hill.
Output: 2
Statement: Pepsi's  Its truck drivers know the crazy traffic patterns better, and it's just bought Tropicana to compete with Coke's Minute Maid. Choices: 1. Pepsi has never bought another brand or company because it has no competition.  2. The Tropicana brand is worth 300 million and comes with ten fully-functional operating plants. 3. It recently bought Tropicana as an effort to compete with similar products.
Output: 2
Statement: I am not going to get a letter offering me a six figure advance for the publication of a volume of my personal essays. Choices: 1. I recently got a letter offering me $2,000,000 for my collection of personal essays.  2. I'm not going to be offered a lot of money for my personal essays.  3. I'm not going to be offered a lot of money for my personal essays, but I would for my collection of autographs. 
Output: 3
Statement: Jon's skin grew cold. Choices: 1. The cold chilled Jon's skin. 2. He shivered at the feeling of the cold air.  3. Jon's skin felt hot to the touch.
Output: 2
Statement: You work at Tadminster, don't you, Miss Murdoch? She nodded.  Choices: 1. Miss Murdoch worked at Tadminster. 2. You have worked at Tadminster a long while haven't you Miss Murdoch? 3. You don't work at Tadminster. She nodded.
Output: 2
Statement: Tommy, don't you see, if they are scared enough to run away like this, it shows that there must be a lot in this Jane Finn business!  Choices: 1. I think they are running away because they are scared. 2. Tommy agrees with me that they are running away because they are scared. 3. I don't there's a lot in this Jane Finn business.
Output: 2
Statement: you know i i've in hindsight seen some things that i wished that you know i had done something about that was you know within my power or uh you know wish that in some ways we as parents had more control over Choices: 1. I feel like I have control over everything as a parent. 2. Even as a parent, I've wished I could have had more power over things. 3. I regret not doing more in the past.
Output: 3
Statement: right and that's not even possible anymore i don't think to be able to take care of your own kids without you know with everybody working these days Choices: 1. Most people who have children also have jobs. 2. There are people whose job is to take care of kids. 3. No one needs to work these days, so they can take are of their kids.
Output: 2
Statement: The legislative history of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970, which enacted the authority now contained in section 717(b), supports a broad interpretation of GAOas authority. Choices: 1. The Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 took place over 40 years ago. 2. The Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 took place in 1986, under President Putin's administration. 3. GAOs authority is broadly supported in section 717(b).
Output: 1
Statement: Statements from Gore, McCain, Bradley, and Bush indicate they favor holding off on any general privacy legislation to allow industry to self-regulate by posting privacy policies and developing guidelines to ensure that consumers understand how their personally identifying information will be used. Choices: 1. Past presidents have been chiming in on how they feel about policies 2. Past presidents are talking about their favorite ice cream 3. Past presidents are complaining about the policies of the government
Output: 3
Statement: Larger is not always better, but sometimes it can be. Choices: 1. Smaller is always better. 2. Sometimes large can be better but not always. 3. Larger sums of money is the best.
Output: 3
Statement: But it's also ridiculously fast. Choices: 1. It's quite slow compared to other things. 2. It is faster than a bullet. 3. The thing is insanely quick.
Output: 2
Statement: Just about every address in this district houses an appealing old tavern or tasca. Choices: 1. There are no taverns in any district here. 2. Taverns give this district it's character. 3. You can find a tavern in every district.
Output: 2
Statement: Boys Clubs Girls Clubs things like that that kind of get into that citizenship uh the uh looking after the environment sort of thing and and i guess i don't see uh this being that different but even more beneficial because it would be something that everybody participated in and would take a turn in Choices: 1. Boys and Girls Club look at the environment and how kids can help clean it up. 2. Boys and Girls Club look at the environment. 3. Boys and Girls Clubs just try and keep kids safe.
Output: 1
Statement: At the third stop they would clash. Choices: 1. They never fought. 2. They would fight every 200 feet. 3. they would fight every third stop.
Output: 2
Statement: But that will not occur.  Choices: 1. I can tell you for a fact that it won't happen. 2. That won't happen. 3. It is going to happen soon.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh before she passed away and made some beautiful things but i've never really learned how to do more than the basic Choices: 1. I wish she had the chance to teach me more.  2. She is no longer alive.  3. Her work was ugly.
Output: 1
Statement: The rest of the industry is waiting to see how much control the government demands over recovered keys. Choices: 1. The industry waits for nothing.  2. The industry waits to see how much control the government holds.  3. The government has too much control. 
Output: 3
Statement: Over the past two decades, Comart has seen the role of Pine Tree change in response to federal funding cuts and stricter regulations. Choices: 1. The role of Pine Tree has changed over the past twenty years. 2. Pine Tree has been the same for 20 years. 3. Budget cuts have made Pine Tree's role change in ways that many people do not find to be ideal.
Output: 3
Statement: POSTAL SERVICE AUTHORITY TO DEVELOP, INTRODUCE AND PROVIDE NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Choices: 1. Postal service power to grow, introduce, and give new products and services. 2. The postal service will be given new authority to accomplish new products. 3. The Postal service has no authority to deal with new products.
Output: 2