niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement:  Then they began passing over desolate country, scoured by winds, gloomy from the angry, glaring clouds above. Choices: 1. They started to go over desolate country ravaged by winds and gloomy form the clouds overhead. 2. This area used to be thriving with society before it was attacked and abandoned. 3. They refused to go over the desolate country.
Output: 2
Statement: Pity the poor lawyer. Choices: 1. Pity the poor attorney. 2. Pity the poor attorney who lost. 3. Embrace that rich lawyer.
Output: 2
Statement: It is a mixture of Romanesque and Gothic, with a clock tower dating from about the year 1000 and a 17th-century porch sheltering 12th-century doorposts. Choices: 1. The mixture creates an unique style that is nowhere to be seen elsewhere. 2. With a clock tower dating from about the year 1000 and a 17th-century porch sheltering 12th-century doorposts, it is a mixture of Gothic and Romanesque. 3. It is pure Gothic, with no Romanesque.
Output: 1
Statement: He told me, 'You don't have to tell me who you are. Choices: 1. He has no idea who I am and wants to know. 2. He said that I don't need to tell him who I am. 3. He has seen me before and remembered my name.
Output: 3
Statement: And in this new world it's not the company that owns the assembly line that has real power. Choices: 1. The assembly line is owned by a Chinese company. 2. The assembly line is owned by an individual. 3. The assembly line is owned by a company.
Output: 1
Statement: have you ever gone to like dinner theaters or or uh things like that Choices: 1. Have you ever been to something like a dinner theater? 2. You and I went to a dinner theater last night.  3. There was a lovely dinner theater back in Dallas, have you ever been to something like that?
Output: 3
Statement: Want some grub, too?"The smell of coffee revived Drew's hunger. Choices: 1. Smelling coffee gave Drew cravings for bacon and eggs.  2. The smell of coffee made Drew so sick he couldn't think of eating.  3. Drew became hungry after smelling coffee. 
Output: 1
Statement: Opened in 1875 to carry iron, it been operating as a recreational railway since 1960; a favorite with railroad enthusiasts, it runs all year round. Choices: 1. The recreational railway was formerly used to transport iron. 2. Most of the people who enjoy the railway are trainspotters. 3. The trains only run from December to February.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah for a pair of tennis shoes Choices: 1. For a pair of tennis shoes. 2. For a pair of socks. 3. They are tennis shoes.
Output: 3
Statement: Shout as he would, no one could ever hear him. Choices: 1. No one could ever hear him, even if he shouted. 2. He needed to find another way out of this situation. 3. Whisper as he would, everyone could hear him.
Output: 2
Statement: At least there was still light enough for him to travel safely. Choices: 1. There was still light so he could travel safely. 2. There was only darkness for him to travel in. 3. At least the day wasn't fully gone so he could travel without worry.
Output: 3
Statement: The Congress continues to turn to GAO for assistance on significant issues facing the nation-in fact, we face record demands for our services. Choices: 1. The Congress noted that GAO is experiencing very little demand for their services. 2. GAO is facing a very large number of demands for its services. 3. The GAO's software system has crashed due to too many requests for their services.
Output: 3
Statement: An undulating coastal highway completely encircles this mountainous and densely forested island, but it's much too long a trip to make comfortably in one day. Choices: 1. A coastal highway surrounds this mountainous and heavily forested island. 2. The trip is too long for one day. 3. The trip can be made in one day.
Output: 2
Statement: you know  if they had to have a rifle or was you know made it more difficult to get a a uh a handgun now of course you know in this world anytime you've freedom you can be able to get anything you want Choices: 1. Getting a pistol is very easy thanks to recent laws. 2. You can get any gun you want thanks to the freedom in the world. 3. It should be more difficult to get guns in this country.
Output: 3
Statement: This festival features giant carp streamers flying from poles throughout Japan. Choices: 1. Carp streamers are not allowed during this festival in Japan.   2. There are giant carp streamers throughout Japan during the festival.   3. The festival is the largest one held in Japan.  
Output: 3
Statement: Magic to lift things instead of honest ropes that shrink and wood that swells. Choices: 1. Magic is the most honest way to lift things. 2. Magic is dishonest because it can only be used by politicians. 3. Ropes and wood are more host ways to lift things than magic.
Output: 2
Statement: The huge bandit swung again and Thorn stepped inside the blow. Choices: 1. The bandit swung twice, yet neither one hit Thorn. 2. While thorn was hit when the bandit swung, it did not hurt him. 3. The bandit repeated his swing and it connected with Thorn.
Output: 2
Statement: i imagine that would be a bear to work on you know uh Choices: 1. I cannot see how that would be a challenge to anyone. 2. I bet that it would take a long time to get a handle on. 3. I can see how that would be difficult to use.
Output: 2
Statement: He promised that they would be getting in touch with us later on the subject. Choices: 1. As promised, we will be getting updates on the subject in the near future, although they are a bit spotty on updating us, as seen by past work with them. 2. They won't be updating us any further on the subject. 3. They will be getting in touch with us later on the subject, as promised.
Output: 1
Statement: But it certainly complicates the story, and Gerth either downplayed it or left it out. Choices: 1. The story is certainly complicated by it. 2. The story is certainly complicated by it, said the news. 3. The story is not complicated by it.
Output: 2
Statement: Once executive management endorses the centrality of the CIO organization and becomes a partner in the development of new systems, the CIO organization must execute its responsibilities successfully. Choices: 1. The CIO organization does not have responsibility to execute its responsibilities. 2. Executive management can become a partner in the development of systems. 3. Some CIO systems include nationwide networks of message carrying birds.
Output: 3
Statement: Or a remake. Choices: 1. Or to do it over again. 2. Not a remake. 3. It could be a remake.
Output: 3
Statement: This one is housed in a stone building with interior arches and flagstone floors. Choices: 1. The restaurant is wood hut. 2. This restaurant is in a stone building. 3. This restaurant is in a stone building on the beach.
Output: 3
Statement: In the NIPA, national saving is the sum of saving by households, businesses, and all levels of government. Choices: 1. Household savings and business savings are both accounted for in national savings. 2. Business savings includes the estimated value of pocket change that is caught in office furniture. 3. National savings does not include savings by government organizations.
Output: 2
Statement: uh and uh i just you know i think it's just been uh uh uh terrible anyway anyway but that that that that that that as an aside but there's another one of those things you know it's like so many of these little things that that that add to it that i i just think this country not only this country but the world has kind of started thinking that uh if we don't get it together here Choices: 1. I think everyone in the world has the same opinion. 2. I think everyone in the world has the same thoughts on achieving peace. 3. No one can agree about the topic.
Output: 2
Statement: i really was i was hoarse getting out of there and maybe i just laughed so hard the first time that i didn't have it i mean it just wasn't as funny the second time because i had just gone overboard the first time i don't know but Choices: 1. I couldn't stop laughing the first time I went through it. 2. I tried it a second time, and it wasn't as funny as the first time. 3. I have only tried it once, and I'm still to give it another try.
Output: 1
Statement: There is strong evidence that readiness to change and confidence, especially before treatment, are unrelated. Choices: 1. There is no correlation between confidence and preparedness to change. 2. Patients who are ready to change are more confident. 3. Patients who are more ready to change before treatment tend to benefit from the treatment.
Output: 3
Statement: The great pylon (grand entranceway with twin towers) of the temple is fronted by majestic statues of Ramses II and a large granite obelisk once one of a pair the other was presented to the French government by Mohammed Ali and now graces the Place de la Concorde in Paris. Choices: 1. The temple has only statues of cats and dogs in front of it. 2. One of the giant stone obelisks is now in the Place de la Concorde in Paris. 3. The obelisks weigh fourty tons each and are over twenty feet tall.
Output: 3
Statement: The volumes are designed to meet the needs of users for references to original statements (Volume I) and to standards alphabetized by topic (Volume II). Choices: 1. These books are to help find original statements. 2. These books are to find original statements by famous people. 3. These books define words.
Output: 2
Statement: Be for foreign tourists, Ise is not a destination for picturesque sightseeing, and there isn't really very much to see or photograph (especially since taking pictures of the Inner Shrine is forbidden). Choices: 1. Ise is a place of worship. 2. Photo hounds from around the world flock here. 3. While photography is not allowed in the inner shrine, you may sketch pictures.
Output: 3
Statement: so uh they both can be nice around Christmas time and stuff if you're going to buy a TV or uh or uh  electronic Choices: 1. They're both really mean around Christmas time. 2. They're nicer around Christmas time because they drink eggnog. 3. Around Christmas time, they can both be nice.
Output: 2
Statement: The traditional celebrations of rural life and the village sports days still give all members of local communities the chance to put their skills to the test and to enjoy each other's company. Choices: 1. The local community members often hold sporting challenges between themselves. 2. The local communities do not get along. 3. There is a strong rivalry between the local communities of the area.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i i don't understand it either although i i think a lot of South Americans regard the United States as as bullying and uh that's certainly from a historical point of view would be true i mean certainly we took far more from Mexico than Saddam Hussein ever dreamed of taking in in his wildest dreams from his neighbors Choices: 1. Mexico and South America are right to be afraid of being bullied by the US. 2. We took much more from Mexico than Hussein dreamt of taking from neighboring countries. 3. The US has never taken anything from Mexico.
Output: 1
Statement: No disguises no grease paint no false beards!  Choices: 1. Yes for disguises, grease paint and false beards! 2. No false beards, no disguises, and no grease paint! 3. Don't pretend you are someone that you're not.
Output: 3
Statement: What? She shrank against the wall, the pupils of her eyes dilating wildly.  Choices: 1. Her pupils were dilated. 2. Her pupils were dilated from low light. 3. Her pupils were normal.
Output: 2
Statement: so i i can use that and uh Choices: 1. I don't want to use that, but I will.  2. I will use that thing.  3. I cannot use that. 
Output: 1
Statement: GAO found that these agencies are in the early stages of using a set of balanced expectations to appraise senior executive performance and there are significant opportunities to strengthen their efforts as they move forward in holding executives accountable for results. Choices: 1. GAO studied how the agencies held their CEOs accountable. 2. GAO studied how the agencies operated. 3. GAO studied how operating budgets worked.
Output: 1
Statement: Why don't we hang out? Choices: 1. I don't want anything to do with you. 2. We have lots of free time today. 3. Let's spend some time together.
Output: 2
Statement: Under a bridge, a cauldron bubbles. Choices: 1. There is nothing bubbling in a cauldron under the bridge.  2. The bubbling cauldron is beneath a bridge.  3. The cauldron was always beneath the bridge. 
Output: 3
Statement: These  1) approving both changes in existing services and the establishment of new services---those are known as classification cases; 2) adjudicating complaints from anyone who believes the Postal Service is not providing rates or services as required by law; 3) issuing advisory opinions when the Postal Service proposes a substantially nationwide change in the nature of its services; and, 4) our mostly recently assigned task, providing Congress with annual reports about the costs and revenues of international mail. Choices: 1. The Postal Service undergoing a review across all of its activities. 2. Complaints from people who believe the Postal Service is not following the law should be ignored. 3. It's necessary to issue advisory opinions when a nationwide change to the Postal Service is proposed.
Output: 1
Statement: All right, my beloved nephew, you'll do the honorable thing! Choices: 1. I know that you'll do the right thing. 2. All right, I know you're going to do the wrong thing! 3. All right, I know that you'll do the best thing because you are a good person.
Output: 3
Statement: the college without the college here this town would be nothing It would be absolutely dead because it's completely made up of fast food restaurants and and in the summer when we come uh my fiancee's family lives up there we come up here in the summer and it's i mean there's just no one around Choices: 1. It's a college town that has less people in the summer.  2. It's a college town that has a McDonald's restaurant.  3. It's a college town that is overcrowded year-round. 
Output: 2
Statement: His eyes shifted under the sergeant's steady, boring stare, and he glanced at the rest of his companions, the two disheveled fighters, the lanky man picking up a forage cap and handing it to one of them. Choices: 1. He looked at the sergeant and the rest of his companions because he wanted to remember their faces. 2. He looked at the sergeant and the rest of his companions. 3. He looked at the stars.
Output: 1
Statement: The Order provides for a new selfauthorization process based on a manufacturer's or supplier's declaration of compliance with all FCC requirements. Choices: 1. A supplier's declaration of compliance with the FCC can provide a basis for self-authorization under the new Order. 2. The new Order was designed with the intention of speeding up the process for everybody. 3. The Order doesn't grant self-authorization to manufacturers or suppliers.
Output: 2
Statement: I just believe, to quote his February 28, 2000, MIDS article, that that great American, Mr. Cary Baer, had it right when he said, Before we develop solutions we need to reach some consensus on the problem. Choices: 1. Mr. Cary Baer stated that even without consensus, it was definitely possible to come up with viable solutions to problems. 2. Mr. Cary Baer was speaking from experience on the issue of consensus. 3. Mr. Carey Baer contended that people needed to somewhat agree on the basic premise of a problem before any solutions could be developed.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it's it's it's an enormous  enormous bureaucracy though it's going to take probably years to really get that in to order too Choices: 1. The federal government is lot of bureaucracy. 2. There is so little red tape. 3. It's a lot of bureaucracy.
Output: 1
Statement: Comments were solicited from the public, other federal agencies and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Choices: 1. Only federal agencies were allowed to comment on it. 2. OMB and other federal agencies were able to make comments. 3. The public was happy to be able to comment on it.
Output: 3
Statement: There were no chains for the slave army. Choices: 1. The slave army was heavily chained.  2. The army was made of slaves but there were no chains.  3. The army was made of slave children without chains.
Output: 3
Statement: A related  The increase in stockholder wealth could reflect a transfer from those Americans who don't own stocks. Choices: 1. The wealth of stockholders will decrease. 2. Half of Americans don't own stocks. 3. Stockholder wealth would increase.
Output: 2
Statement: Plans are in place to turn the house into a museum charting the life and works of this extraordinary man. Choices: 1. There are plans to make the house into a museum.  2. There are no such plans to dedicate a museum to him.  3. The mans house is practically a museum.
Output: 3
Statement: "Saw Johnny ride in," one of the men returned. Choices: 1. One of the men returned and said, that he saw Johnny ride in. 2. "Nobody in sight," one of the men returned. 3. They were expecting Johnny for quite a long time.
Output: 3
Statement: RESTATEMENT (OF DIRECT LOANS OR LOAN GUARANTEES) -Refers to establishing a new book value of a direct loan or the liability of a loan guarantee. Choices: 1. It deals with the new values in books for loans. 2. They accidentally deleted the file containing the loan agreements.  3. They need to do a new book to keep track of the loans.
Output: 3
Statement: Like many of the rural churches, it's often closed and locked. Choices: 1. Most of the rural churches are left open 24 hours for anybody to access. 2. It is often closed and locked up, like most of the rural churches. 3. The churches have to stay locked because the local kids were making a habit of breaking in at night.
Output: 3
Statement: Twenty-five years ago, our government made a pledge to help ensure that all persons have access to America's civil justice system by enacting legislation that created Legal Services Corporation. Choices: 1. The government pledged to make sure everyone had access to the civil justice system and gave LSC $5,000,000. 2. The government pledged to make sure only the rich had access to the civil justice system. 3. The government pledged to make sure everyone had access to the civil justice system.
Output: 1
Statement: where my medical where it was worth it to itemize for medical expenses because they were just they were that much of a percentage of my income that it just Choices: 1. It might be worth it for you to itemise your medical expenses like I did. 2. With my medical bills it was better to itemise the expenses since it was just a percentage of my income. 3. I didn't bother to itemise my medical expenses, I just took it out of my income. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh that's unusual i'd never heard of anything like that you know here in Texas it's all you know Tex-Mex cooking and barbecue and Choices: 1. Barbecue is very popular in Texas, and so is Tex-Mex! 2. I've never seen a barbecue here in Texas in my whole life! 3. I haven't heard of that style of cooking! I'm only familiar with Tex-Mex and barbecue!
Output: 1
Statement: Again, why not make such payments a condition of U.S. and international aid packages? Choices: 1. The conditions added to the U.S. aid packages would benefit everyone.  2. The US aid packages could come with conditions.  3. Make the payments unconditional. 
Output: 1
Statement: Metro-lines snaked back and forth beneath a billion glittering yellow street-lamps, and there were all sorts of other helicopters buzzing about- shining spotlights down on the concreted earth below. Choices: 1. Helicopters could not fly in the sky. 2. Helicopters shined their spotlights on the earth. 3. Helicopters flew around searching for someone.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon had only seen two people move that fast in his life Choices: 1. Jon was really enjoying his time at the race track.  2. Jon knew at least 500 people with the same speed. 3. Jon hadn't seen many people move that fast before. 
Output: 1
Statement: You should be in the hide by the afternoon and out again the next morning at around 9:30am. Choices: 1. Leave the next morning by 9:30am. 2. Stay for as long as you want. 3. It is a dangerous place.
Output: 3
Statement: I let the blade stay in his chest as I pulled off my glove and slapped him with it. Choices: 1. I had put the knife in the man's chest. 2. The man had a knife in his chest. 3. I ran away before I could confront the man.
Output: 1
Statement: well see i would prefer the cold i'm from southern California Choices: 1. I would prefer when it's very hot. 2. I would prefer when it's cold. 3. I would prefer when it's cold because I hate the heat.
Output: 3
Statement: They'd all lie their heads off to git a trooper into trouble. Choices: 1. If it caused trouble for a trooper, they would lie. 2. They would never tell a lie, even to hurt a trooper. 3. No one ever believed the lies that they told.
Output: 3
Statement: Later on, try to pick your way over to Portal Nou, another gateway through the great wall, where you'll find yourself in the modern part of town in the middle of offices, luxury apartments, and shops. Choices: 1. It is modern. 2. It is not a gateway through the great wall 3. Visit Portal Nou to see the modern part of town.
Output: 1
Statement: With respect to paragraph 603(b)(5), the analysis does not identify any relevant federal rules that may duplicate, overlap, or conflict with the proposed rule. Choices: 1. None of the rules will conflict. 2. The analysis doesn't identify relevant federal rules that will conflict with the proposed rules. 3. There was no analysis of this situation.
Output: 1
Statement: These are the keys of the two rooms.  Choices: 1. The keys are for the two rooms.  2. These keys are for the boats. 3. The keys behind the desk are for the haunted rooms.
Output: 3
Statement: There's no doubt about her being one of the gang, I suppose? Choices: 1. She is an outsider. 2. I guess she is one of the gang now. 3. I guess she is one of the gang of friends now.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah  and then it lies in a drawer for about five or six years at least Choices: 1. Then no one touches it for up to ten years. 2. Then it sits in a drawer for two hours. 3. Yes, and it sits in a drawer for more than five years.
Output: 1
Statement: But we own Washington, says Gulcher Vernon Jordan, flashing a smile and a wad of Ben Franklins. Choices: 1. Gulcher Vernon Jordan does not have a lot of money. 2. But Washington is ours, Gulcher Vernon Jordan declared as he smiled and showed that he has a lot of money. 3. After Gulcher Vernon Jordan flashed a smile and his wad of cash, he placed the money on a table.
Output: 3