niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: This makes the book subclass very inefficient at serving those for whom it was established. Choices: 1. The book does not work well for whom it was written. 2. This is because it was not written well. 3. the book gives a good overview for its intended readers.
Output: 2
Statement: Both officials would lose the capability to determine whether claims under $75 were reasonable under the circumstances. Choices: 1. Neither official would lose the ability to decide if claims under $75 were reasonable in the circumstances. 2. The new changes are likely to cause a backlog. 3. Both officials would no longer have the authority to decide if claims below $75 would be considered reasonable in the circumstances.
Output: 2
Statement: Will my job be safe? Choices: 1. Will I lose my job? 2. I am sure my job is safe. 3. Do I get paid enough?
Output: 3
Statement: Thank God, he's not a mind reader, thought Tommy. Choices: 1. Thank God, that he's a mind reader, thought Tommy. 2. Tommy was thankful, that he's not a mind reader. 3. If he could read minds, Tommy would be done for.
Output: 3
Statement: He has just rushed past me like a mad bull." Choices: 1. He stood next to me. 2. He ran by me, eager to get outside. 3. He ran by me.
Output: 2
Statement: There's more free stuff available online to fill up the time when the boss isn't around than the proxy-censor will ever let us read. Choices: 1. There is a lot of free stuff available online. 2. There is no internet access at the workplace. 3. The porxy-censor was set up to prevent employees from wasting company time.
Output: 3
Statement: The stupas of Sanchi lay in the jungle until they were uncovered by the British in 1818, but delay in their restoration led to their plunder. Choices: 1. The British uncovered the stupas of Sanchi and restored them to their original condition. 2. The British didn't know how to restore the stupas, so they deteriorated. 3. The stupas of Sanchi deteriorated because the British didn't restore them.
Output: 2
Statement: they're sitting there it it it makes me wonder and they've they've got the capability and they've got the people you know Choices: 1. They're so idle that I wonder if they can do anything, or if they even have the manpower. 2. They've been so active, I'm confident they have enough people to do the job. 3. They've been sitting around forever, and it makes me feel hopeless.
Output: 3
Statement: It also found itself famous as a worldwide bargain shopping center. Choices: 1. It found a world bargain shopping center.  2. It was a national trade shopping center.  3. The shopping center had goods from all over the world. 
Output: 3
Statement: Excursions further up the mountain take you to two medieval fortresses, on foot to Cetello di Taormina and, by car along a winding road, to Cetelmola, for grand views, although the summit of Etna is almost always swathed in clouds. Choices: 1. There are no excursions up into the mountain worth taking. 2. There are two excursions up the mountain to medieval fortresses; Cetello di Taormina and Cetelmola. 3. There are only two places worth visiting up in the mountain.
Output: 3
Statement: I can't make anyone hear." Choices: 1. I can make everyone hear what I have to say. 2. I can't force people to hear. 3. There is no way for me to get their attention.
Output: 3
Statement: They were less amusing when hailing World War I as the  world's hygiene.   Choices: 1. There was no hygiene at all. 2. The hygiene standard was low during World War I. 3. The hygiene standard could be higher.
Output: 3
Statement: Sportscaster Marv Albert denied charges that he had assaulted and sodomized a female acquaintance. Choices: 1. Marv Albert admits to assaulting and raping a female acquaintance. 2. There are rape and abuse charges against Marv Albert. 3. There is evidence that Marv Albert assaulted a female acquaintance.
Output: 3
Statement: Horse-drawn carriages ply the Corniche offering trips to Karnak, or a ride back to your hotel. Choices: 1. There are only camel rides available for rent. 2. Horse back or four-wheel drive vehicles are required to get to Karnak. 3. You can take a horse ride back to your hotel.
Output: 2
Statement: Of the 700,000 to 1 million people who are eligible for legal aid services in his combined area, Dudovitz estimated that he will serve more than 30,000 annually. Choices: 1. Dudovitz will serve over 30,000 people eligible for legal aid services in his area annually.   2. Dudovitz serves over 50,000 people eligible for legal aid services in his area annually. 3. The people eligible for legal aid services in Dudovitz's area that won't be served him will be served by others like him.
Output: 3
Statement: While it is quite true, as she notes, that Republicans adhere to the questionable belief that tax cuts are ipso facto good (and tax hikes are ipso facto bad) for the economy and the financial markets, those same Republicans also tend to believe that wealth is inherently the property of the individual who created it. Choices: 1. Republicans view tax hikes are a good thing.  2. Republicans are generally pro-business, but also tend to views at odds with each other. 3. Republicans generally adhere to the belief that tax cuts are good, while tax hikes are bad.
Output: 2
Statement: These days, island fishmongers are just as likely to sell frozen fish from afar as the freshly caught local article. Choices: 1. The fishmongers don't have to tell where the fish is from. 2. All the fish sold by the fishmongers are locally caught. 3. Freshly caught fish and frozen imported fish are equally likely to be offered by fishmongers.
Output: 1
Statement: Robert Shrum is a leading Democratic political consultant. Choices: 1. Shrum is a Republican strategist.  2. Shrum is a well-respected political consultant. 3. Shrum is a political consultant for the blue party.
Output: 2
Statement: Dating from the 17th century, it was a summerhouse for Ambleside Hall, a large mansion built a century earlier, which, sadly, no longer exists. Choices: 1. The large mansion built in the 13th century still lies on the same place. 2. Ambleside Hall was built in the 16th century but it was destroyed later. 3. At this particular location, you can only find the buildings dated from the 17th century.
Output: 3
Statement: Ever since we gave up posture for fitness, big square shoulders with a tendency to hunch are no longer a disgrace but the appropriate sign of strength, especially if worn with strong biceps. Choices: 1. We gave up posture for fitness. 2. we did not give up posture for fitness. 3. We are very attractive and wanted.
Output: 3
Statement: once you can get into the language you know the language uh Choices: 1. Getting into the language is important in order to know the language.  2. You can never learn a language without getting into the language.  3. Knowing a language has nothing to do with getting into the language. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah there's i've i've read a lot of things um since i got involved in the water business back in eighty three um and it's amazing that the the legislation they have Choices: 1. Since I got involved in the water business, I stopped reading. 2. The legislation they have in the water business is amazing. 3. There is a new piece of legislation that is being into the water business right now.
Output: 3
Statement: Whether the voters deserve it or not, we're likely to hear a lot more in coming spots about which man is better--or worse. Choices: 1. We will only hear more from the coming spots if the voters deserve it. 2. We will likely hear about who is better or worse. 3. The voters want to hear more of their spots in the future.
Output: 3
Statement: If Mr. Inglethorp did take it, he has had ample time to replace it by now." Choices: 1. Mr. Inglethorp could have replaced the painting with a fake one with all the time he's had. 2. Mr. Inglethorp doesn't have enough time to replace it. 3. Mr. Inglethorp could have replaced it with all the time he's had.
Output: 1
Statement: But the author's exculpatory coup de grace is Tyson's claim that a psychiatric illness caused him to do things to Robin Givens (his former wife) that he would normally never do. Choices: 1. The author wrote the book very well. 2. Tyson claimed that his actions were caused by alcohol. 3. Tyson claimed that the things he did were things he would normally never do.
Output: 1
Statement: it's one of those skorts you know the the it's shorts but it looks like a skirt so i think that'll be good for work too Choices: 1. I think skorts will be good for work. 2. On hot days, skorts are very comfortable. 3. Skorts are a mix of giraffes and dolphins.
Output: 2
Statement: workers who now receive little tax benefit from existing retirement saving incentives. Choices: 1. Workers receive almost no tax benefits for having retirement saving incentives. 2. There are huge tax benefits for retirement savings. 3. Retirement saving incentives do little to help the workers.
Output: 3
Statement: It was here in 95 a.d. that one resident received divine inspiration in the form of an apocalyptic vision while he sat in his small cave high above the harbor. Choices: 1. An apocalyptic vision was seen by a man in the 15th century. 2. The cave is still visited by people wanting divine inspiration. 3. An apocalyptic vision was seen by a resident while he was in a cave.
Output: 2
Statement: This paper describes the factors that have limited the provision of alcohol intervention and counseling in emergency departments and provides an agenda to foster their implementation. Choices: 1. Counseling in emergency departments can be enhanced through the use of motivational speakers. 2. Several factors discourage effective alcohol intervention in emergency departments. 3. Emergency departments are known to already have flawless alcohol intervention programs
Output: 1
Statement: well not that we could be bought but uh Choices: 1. Well, we can't necessarily really be bought, but... 2. I would rather not sell myself out, or us as a whole, but if you can think of something tempting, maybe we can come to a deal. 3. You could easily buy us, no doubt. 
Output: 2
Statement:  "Well, it might've. Choices: 1. There is a possibility that it could have. 2. There it no chance that it could have. 3. It did not.
Output: 3
Statement: The enormous personal popularity of this good-natured but tough king from the Pyrenees proved vital for healing the wounds from the bitter wars. Choices: 1. His personal popularity made other rulers more inclined to consent to trade agreements that they wouldn't have otherwise. 2. The king from the Pyrenees was very popular as a person. 3. The king from the Pyrenees was deeply unpopular and resentment from the war continued as a result.
Output: 1
Statement: One can almost hear the appreciative chuckles from the spectators' gallery at this bit of repartee--the overreactive, tension-dispelling response that very mild witticisms tend to produce in solemn venues. Choices: 1. The spectators were silent and bored. 2. The spectators loved the show. 3. The spectators thought the show was hilarious.
Output: 3
Statement: Once across the avenue, you can dive back into Old Kathmandu and within a block reach Asan Tole, through which you passed earlier and from where you can retrace your steps back to Durbar Square. Choices: 1. It is a 2 mile walk from Asan Tole to Old Kathmandu. 2. Durbar Square features a lot of local goods for sale. 3. Old Kathmandu is very near to Asan Tole.
Output: 2
Statement: It hurts to walk."   Choices: 1. I hurts to eat. 2. I hurts to walk. 3. My leg is so messed up it hurts to walk.
Output: 3
Statement: Supposing she is not able to give one? Choices: 1. Assuming she cannot deliver one? 2. Assuming she runs out? 3. Assuming she can provide all of them?
Output: 2
Statement: This new change is intended to make case reporting more consistent among grantee programs as these programs have varying mixes of LSC and non-LSC funding and varying, legitimate methods of allocating LSC and non-LSC funding among their activities that produce case closures. Choices: 1. No  programs get LSC funding. 2. Some programs get LSC funding and some don't. 3. Some programs get over $50,000 in LSC funding and some don't.
Output: 3
Statement: Senior Partners for Justice is less than four months old, but already Ginsburg has some of the city's top lawyers working for some of the region's poorest clients. Choices: 1. Senior Partners for Justice is less than four months old. 2. Senior Partners for Justice has been around for many years. 3. Senior Partners for Justice was formed on a Tuesday.
Output: 3
Statement: So is the disparity between the value that Hutchison and her supporters apparently put on at-home work done by middle- and upper-class spouses and the contributions of women farther down the income scale. Choices: 1. Hutchison and her supporters did not look into the middle and upper class. 2. Hutchison and her supporters did extensive surveys on income scales. 3. Hutchison and her supporters looked into income scales.
Output: 2
Statement: PCIE standards place upon GAO and its investigators the responsibility to ensure that (1) investigations are conducted by personnel who collectively possess the required knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the investigations, (2) judgments made in collecting and analyzing evidence and communicating results are impartial, and (3) due professional care (e.g. Choices: 1. PCIE standards for GAO don't care if investigations are done by personnel who have the skills needed 2. PCIE standards for GAO makes sure investigations are done by personnel who have the skills needed 3. PCIE standards for GAO makes sure audits are done by personnel who have the skills needed
Output: 3
Statement: In midocean, the T-Rex wakes up and somehow breaks out of its heavily secured cargo hold, eats everybody on board, then cleverly scurries back into hiding. Choices: 1. No one on board was touched by the T-Rex. 2. The T-Rex knows how to pick locks on a secured cargo hold. 3. The T-Rex is a clever animal that eats meat.
Output: 2
Statement: Very well, then.  Choices: 1. Very good. 2. Not good. 3. Very good, we are right.
Output: 3
Statement: of data sources such as -Interviews with all relevant persons Choices: 1. interview all the people who gave data 2. interview the important people 3. don't interview anyone
Output: 1
Statement: On the one hand, there exists a certain urgency to move rapidly in order to remedy known problems relating to intelligence and information sharing and leveraging like activities that have in the past and even today prevent the United States from exercising as strong a homeland defense as Choices: 1. Homeland defence has never been stronger thanks to the elimination of all known issues with intelligence and information sharing. 2. Issues with intelligence and information sharing have hampered the United States' capacity for homeland defense. 3. A plan has been put in place to improve intelligence sharing among agencies within 30 days.
Output: 3
Statement: 3General controls refers to the structure, policies, and procedures-which apply to all or a large segment of an organization's information systems-that help to ensure proper operation, data integrity, and security. Choices: 1. General controls help maintain data integrity and security.  2. The general controls apply to at least 90% of the information systems. 3. Proper operation is not maintained by general controls.
Output: 2
Statement: In the analysis the agency discusses the three alternatives considered in implementing the program--i.e. Choices: 1. The agency thought through the alternatives carefully. 2. The alternatives considered are discussed in the analysis. 3. The analysis will not discuss any alternatives.
Output: 1
Statement: It is necessarily a sloppy process that injects another arbitrary standard into an already arbitrary decision-making process. Choices: 1. A lot of the rules in the process were already arbitrary. 2. The process is streamlined and has no arbitrary standards. 3. These standards, while arbitrary, are necessary in order to create a fair system.
Output: 3
Statement: His face, again, was not unknown to the watcher, though he could not for the moment put a name to it. Choices: 1. The watcher recognized his face, but could not recall his name right then. 2. The watcher immediately recalled his name when he recognized his face. 3. After suffering a concussion, he could not recall his name when he saw him.
Output: 3
Statement: Exactly, said Poirot dryly.  Choices: 1. Poirot said exactly, excitedly. 2. Poirot replied dryly. 3. Poirot was not happy.
Output: 3
Statement: Is she comically over the top, attention-grabbing and at times hysterical (Anthony Tommasini, the New York Times ), or is she simply a captivating comic presence (Charles Isherwood, Variety )? Not everyone loved the  New York 's Peter Davis says, [T]he characters [are] foggily defined and the heart of the opera left unexamined. Choices: 1. Nobody like the New York 's Peter Davis opera. 2. More people like the opera than not. 3. Some people liked the New York 's Peter Davis opera and some people didn't.
Output: 2
Statement: A gun is still useful, worth money, if he who picks it up from beside the dead does not want it for himself. Choices: 1. A gun is useless if it is not in the hands of the dead man.  2. Most guns will go for a good price these days. 3. A firearm can still be useful and sold for money.
Output: 2
Statement: PROPRIETARY ACCOUNTING - Also known as financial accounting, a process that supports accrual accounting and financial reporting that attempts to show actual financial position and results of operations by accounting for assets, liabilities, net position, revenues, and expenses. Choices: 1. Proprietary accounting is also known as financial accounting. 2. Proprietary accounting is also known as group accounting. 3. Proprietary accounting is typically known as financial accounting.
Output: 3
Statement: This is an imaginative attempt to dress craven pragmatism as high principle, but it makes no sense. Choices: 1. It makes no sense to dress craven pragmatism as high principle. 2. It makes total sense to dress pragmatism as high principle. 3. It does make sense to dress craven pragmatism as low principle.
Output: 3
Statement: On the other hand, he had a full view of the second man and studied him attentively. Choices: 1. The second man was not aware that he was being studied. 2. He could clearly see the man, and he observed him carefully. 3. He could only see a small part of the other man.
Output: 1
Statement: Resources are maximized when strategically aimed at the areas that need the most improvement. Choices: 1. Some areas need more improvement than others. 2. All of the areas have been improved greatly. 3. Some areas need more improvement than others, like legal services.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah a little bit Choices: 1. No, not at all.  2. Yes, a small amount.  3. A little bit, thankfully.  
Output: 3
Statement: The Technology Initiative Grant Program (TIG) is LSC's most powerful tool to help programs ramp up existing technology systems. Choices: 1. LSC's most helpful tool to assist programs in ramping up existing technology stems is the Technology Initiative Grant Program (TIG). 2. LSC has more than a dozen other tools to help programs ramp up existing technology systems. 3. The Technology Initiative Grant Program (TIG) is LSC's most useless program and is never used today.
Output: 2
Statement: We will look through the desk in the boudoir first, explained John, "and go up to her bedroom afterwards.  Choices: 1. John was going to leave the desk until last.  2. John intended to look through the desk first. 3. The desk was the thing John wanted to search first.
Output: 3
Statement: The Commission's Proposed Rule Making was published in the Federal Register, 61 Fed. Choices: 1. The Commission's Proposed Rule Making has not and is prohibited from being published. 2. Federal Register, 61 Fed., contains the information on the Commission's Proposed Rule Making. 3. As of 2005, the 61 the Commission's Proposed Rule Making has been included in 61 Fed.
Output: 3
Statement: Since then, the hard-liners have played a less prominent role. Choices: 1. After that event, the hard-liners have lost power. 2. Since then, the hard-liners have played a less prominent role because they lacked representation. 3. Since then, the hard-liners have played an increasingly prominent role.
Output: 2
Statement: Alien agricultural workers, who are not temporary H-2A workers, are protected in their employment by the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSWPA), 29 U.S.C. Choices: 1. It protects their right not to be harmed. 2. The migrant and seasonal agricultural worker protection act protects alien agricultural workers. 3. The migrant and seasonal agricultural worker protection act protects office workers.
Output: 1
Statement: The western shores of the lake are lined with gracious villas nestling in perfumed gardens. Choices: 1. The lake's western shore has 20 luxurious villas lined around it. 2. Villas with fragrant gardens are found on the western shore of the lake. 3. The lake's western shore is bare and its eastern side is lined with villas.
Output: 1
Statement: The closest to this type of electronic commenting system that we found was in the Federal Aviation Administration at DOT. Choices: 1. The closest to the type of electronic commenting systems would be in the FAA. 2. The closest to the type of electronic commenting systems would be in the FAA in air traffic control. 3. The closest to the type of electronic commenting systems would be in the FTC.
Output: 2
Statement: Two had dirty calico shirts loose above hide breech-clouts. Choices: 1. They were dirty because they had just come from a horse ride. 2. They were completely shirtless. 3. Two of them were wearing dirty shirts.
Output: 1
Statement: i think that's mine Choices: 1. I think that's yours.  2. You think that is yours but it's actually mine. 3. I believe that is mine. 
Output: 2
Statement: that's a good come back thank you Choices: 1. Thank you, that's a good retort 2. That was a bad answer 3. Thank you, that was very quick-witted
Output: 3
Statement: Maybe Doc Matthews ain't here, after all.  Choices: 1. Doc Matthews is right here.  2. Perhaps Doc Matthews isn't here after all.  3. Perhaps Doc Matthews is still at the bar. 
Output: 3
Statement: Lico can offer a lot of input from the perspective of a barrio person, and he's also someone who is always helping other people. Choices: 1. Lico is frequently helping other people. 2. Lico has never been known to help anyone. 3. Lico lends money to those who are in financial difficulty.
Output: 3
Statement: Leading organizations sometimes use surveys that compare missing capabilities with market availability to determine what skills to acquire through hired professionals. Choices: 1. Surveys are used by leading organizations to discover which skills are needed to hire professionals. 2. In addition to surveys, some leading organizations will conduct interviews to help identify necessary skills.. 3.  Leading organizations conduct phone calls to determine what skills to acquire through hired professionals.
Output: 2
Statement: As I stated last September, prudence dictated that we delay any related legal action given the immediate need for the administration and the Congress to focus on developing our Nation's initial response to our fight against international terrorism and efforts to protect our homeland. Choices: 1. The fight against international terrorism is the primary focus of the administration. 2. We can ignore terrorism to focus on more domestic issues. 3. The fight against international terrorism is the primary focus of the administration as well as fixing the infrastructure. 
Output: 3
Statement: An archway leads from the centre of the plaza into the Koza Hane, an arcaded caravanserai (an inn) built in the 15th century and which today is the centre of Bursa's silk trade. Choices: 1. In the fifteenth century, Kota Hane, an inn, was built. 2. Kota Hane houses countless travelers throughout the cooler seasons. 3. Kota Hane is the name of a museum.
Output: 2
Statement: At first glance, reducing future benefits promised to current workers would not seem to increase resources available to invest now. Choices: 1. The reduction of future benefits includes healthcare insurance.  2. The reduction of future benefits for employees does not seem to make available investment opportunities.  3. Reducing future benefits for current workers results in more resources to invest with. 
Output: 1
Statement: Something happened between 1968 and 10 minutes ago that transformed the American flag from hallowed symbol to fabric pattern. Choices: 1. The flag is a hallowed symbol and at no time has that changed.   2. Hippies were the ones that changed the flag into just fabric.   3. Something happened between 10 minutes ago and 1969 that turned the flag into just fabric.  
Output: 2
Statement: It was a simple plan. Choices: 1. The plan was very easy to follow through. 2. It took us just a few minutes to understand it. 3. It was very hard to complete the plan.
Output: 2
Statement: you know and it's really cute Choices: 1. It's not only cute but also attractive. 2. It's really cute 3. It's super ugly
Output: 1
Statement: The key steps and practices are shown in figure 1. Choices: 1. Don't see figure 1 2. Key steps are in figure 1 3. Step 1 is important 
Output: 3
Statement: A handful of Jewish families still live in the Ghetto. Choices: 1. Not all of the families in the Ghetto are Christians. 2. There are five Jewish families living in the Ghetto. 3. There are no longer any Jewish families in the Ghetto.
Output: 2
Statement: And that's where I come in!" cried Julius, bringing his fist down on the table with a bang. Choices: 1. Julius hit the table with his fist. 2. Julius broke the table by hitting it with his fist.  3. Julius hit the table with his fist after it attacked him first. 
Output: 2
Statement: Chatterbox had thought it old hat (it dates back at least to the Bush administration), but the phrase appeared 272 times in the CR database for 1999, ranking it second among all submissions. Choices: 1. The phrase had not been used since the 1960's. 2. Chatterbox thought the phrase was outdated. 3. The phrase continued to be used going forward.
Output: 3
Statement: You can see some of his belongings, his famous portrait by fellow-monk Fra Bartolomeo, and the picture of his burning at the stake in Piazza della Signoria. Choices: 1. He was burned at the stake for the crime of blasphemy. 2. None of the things he owned can be seen. 3. Fra Bartolomeo painted a portrait of him, which can be seen today.
Output: 1
Statement: Isn't it?  Choices: 1. That cannot be it. 2. It must be so. 3. It is isn't it?
Output: 2
Statement: The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)10 has established procedures for the evaluation and approval of certain automated signature techniques11 to ensure data integrity and consistency with previously mentioned criteria. Choices: 1. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has established procedures for development 2. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has not established procedures for evaluation 3. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has established procedures for evaluation
Output: 1
Statement: i was not aware aware of that Choices: 1. I knew about that. 2. I didn't know about that. 3. I didn't know they carried that at the shop.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the only patients who showed a differential effect from the brief intervention were precontemplators in the 13- to 17-year-old group. Choices: 1. No one showed an effect. 2. Patients showd an effect when doctors staged an intervention. 3. Only some patients showed a differential effect.
Output: 2
Statement: and that but and and you know people accuse them of controlling the news he says you know we don't control the news we just report it the way we the way it is and Choices: 1. People accuse them of controlling the news but he said they just report it if we think it is important. 2. People accuse them of controlling the news but he said they just report it. 3. People know they never control the news.
Output: 1
Statement: It involves a projector for the focussing of thought and, even more than that, conscious attention on the part of both projector and receptor. Choices: 1. There is a projector and a receiver. 2. The desired outcome can be achieved by yourself. 3. This is a kind of ESP that really works.
Output: 3
Statement: Such records can provide valuable input for risk assessments and budgetary decisions. Choices: 1. Records such as these are very valuable, but are not seldom available to the public for review. 2. Records like this are useful for determining risk assessment or budgetary decisions. 3. Records such as these are not very useful.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yes i don't watch her anymore not after that Star Spangled Banned thing Choices: 1. I stopped watching her after that Star Spangled Banned thing. 2. I started watching her after that Star Spangled Banned thing. 3. I used to watch her everyday until that Star Spangled Banned thing.
Output: 3
Statement: Why am I called? Choices: 1. Why was I contacted? 2. Why haven't you called me? 3. I was contacted for a good reason?
Output: 3
Statement: Georgia is a lot like the rest of the country. Choices: 1. Georgia is similar to other areas. 2. Georgia has an abundance of similarities with other regions. 3. Georgia is extremely unique and is nothing like anywhere else.
Output: 2
Statement: AC = Average Unit Cost d = Subscript that indicates delivery component of a cost or volume DC = Total Delivery Cost Ev = Long-run variability of non-delivery institutional (fixed) costs. Choices: 1. d stands for delivery component of a cost or volume. 2. There are a few other letters that one must familiarize themselves with. 3. AC stands for alternating current, and DC stands for direct current.
Output: 2
Statement: but then what movie isn't anymore Choices: 1. No movies are like that now. 2. All movies are too violent nowadays. 3. Nowadays all movies are like that.
Output: 2
Statement: just really enjoying ourselves Choices: 1. Having a great time 2. hating every minute of it 3. Enjoying ourselves more than ever before
Output: 3
Statement: The house has beautiful views of Lake Windermere, which must have brought the poet great pleasure in his later years. Choices: 1. Lake Windermere can be seen from the house of the poet. 2. The poet died at the age of 20 years when he was still living with his parents. 3. The poet spent his eldership watching the beautiful views of Lake Windermere.
Output: 3
Statement: I thank you for coming and I am sorry I cannot be more of service. Choices: 1. I think I have done more than enough for you! 2. I think I haven't been helpful. 3.  I think I didn't help you do anything.
Output: 3
Statement: said something about that man shot my daddy didn't he and the her mother said yeah honey the man shot your daddy and uh she said where did he shoot my daddy Choices: 1. The mother had tears in her eyes as she talked to her daughter. 2. The mother said that it wasn't the man who shot her father. 3. She asked if the man had shot her father.
Output: 1
Statement: This is government. Choices: 1. The government is nowhere to be found. 2. We all know this is the government. 3. The government is this.
Output: 2
Statement: Although the activities of city and rural carriers are similar, some minor differences  Choices: 1. City carriers have more stops on their routes than rural carriers. 2. Rural and city carriers have similar activities, but they are not exactly the same. 3. City and Rural carries have completely identical activities.
Output: 1
Statement: Best buys on French Saint-Martin and to a lesser extent on St. Barts  perfumes and cosmetics, luggage, fashions, fabrics including madras, crystal, leather, figurines, and children's clothes. Choices: 1. Saint-Martin has wares that are expensive, relative to their normal pricing. 2. Surprisingly, leather goods have the highest discounts. 3. Several items may be purchased at a savings.
Output: 2
Statement: no it uh it started leaking through the you know out through the pan and out onto the floor and it's soaking up in the Sheetrock or in things right Choices: 1. It leaked onto the floor and into the sheetrock. 2. It is not leaking out of the pan. 3. It started to leak a lot.
Output: 3
Statement: Participants discussed the importance of effective SEC enforcement actions as a means of restoring investor confidence in the markets. Choices: 1. Effective SEC enforcement may be important to investor confidence. 2. The SEC is not responsible for conducting enforcement actions. 3. Investors have lost confidence in the markets due to widespread reports of fraud.
Output: 3
Statement: European national leaders know they've got to tackle their deficits, but none of them wants the heat for cutting featherbedding or generous social-payment systems. Choices: 1. European national leaders are sympathetic. 2. European national leaders want to cut generous social payment systems. 3. European national leaders do not want to cut generous social payment systems.
Output: 1
Statement: The 16th-century polychrome rood beam spanning the nave is decorated with 12 prophetesses (on the chancel side) and scenes from the Passion. Choices: 1. The rood beam spanning the nave has a plain design with shades of red. 2. The Passion is represented with 12 prophetesses on the polychrome rood beam. 3. The nave is poorly decorated, despite the elaborate 16th-century rood.
Output: 3
Statement: and so as as and the people in the country don't want as much as the people in the city Choices: 1. Country people want less than city people do.  2. Country people don't want as much drama as those in the city do. 3. Country people want more than city folk do. 
Output: 2
Statement: Room 9 has finds from other sites in eastern Crete before room 10 moves on to the Post-Palace period (1400-1100 b.c.) with pieces decorated in Mycenaean style. Choices: 1. Rooms 9 and 10 are combined into one large display of pieces decorated in Mycenaean style. 2. Room 9 is the last room to contain artifacts from eastern Crete sites. 3. In Room 9 there are things that were found at other eastern Crete sites and Room 10 has pieces from the Post-Palace period (1400-1100 b.c.).
Output: 2
Statement: Managers are to (1) promptly evaluate findings from Choices: 1. Managers are to promptly evaluate the findings of excess scrap first and foremost. 2. Promptly evaluating findings are the managers number one priority. 3. The company policy for managers was to record the days production and have the engineering department evaluate the findings.
Output: 1
Statement: As we have previously reported, the extent to which individual accounts would affect national saving depends on how they are financed, how the program is structured, and how people adjust their own saving behavior in response to individual accounts. Choices: 1. The way that individual accounts are financed would affect national savings. 2. National savings would certainly be unaffected by individual accounts. 3. Most people would increase personal savings if individual accounts were implemented.
Output: 3
Statement: White children's classic from becoming intolerable. Choices: 1. Black children's classic from becoming intolerable. 2. White children's classics are intolerable. 3. White children's classic from becoming irritated.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum oh yeah he had some excellent military people Choices: 1. None of his military people were really good. 2. Yes, some of his military people were excellent. 3. Most of the military people of him were great and professional.
Output: 3
Statement: right and um um i did get the water pump was shot at the same time so i got the water pump fixed just to carry me over until i could sell the car um which i which surprisingly the car was in great demand um in fact i had a bunch of people come to look at it and they were fighting over how much they were going to pay me for this piece of junk i was amazed Choices: 1. People were ready to pay hand over first for my ratty old car. 2. It's surprising to think they could have restored it to new condition. 3. I've had this car listed for sale for months without a single bite.
Output: 2
Statement: It still forms an impressive backdrop for photographs of MandrakiaHarbor, and is filled with historical litter, including carved marble plaques, statuary, and cannons. Choices: 1. Several artifacts are in Mandrakia Harbor. 2. Mandrakia Harbor does not have any historical items in it. 3. Most of the marble plaques are from Roman society.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the site is still under excavation, you can visit it. Choices: 1. You can visit this site because it is no longer under excavation. 2. The site is under excavation because an old man found a piece of an Etruscan vase. 3. You can visit this site, even though they are still excavating it.
Output: 2
Statement: Say, what's all this?  Choices: 1. Explain this to me. 2. What all is going on here? 3. Where are you?
Output: 1
Statement: A brother of his was murdered by your people. Choices: 1. Alas we mistakenly thought you killed a brother of his. 2. His brother was killed by your group of people. 3. A brother of his was killed by you guys, a sacrifice must be made in return.
Output: 3
Statement: This is about changing people's lives. Choices: 1. This changes peoples' lives. 2. This changes peoples lives by giving them tools they need. 3. This doesn't affect anyone.
Output: 2
Statement: Just a few minutes. Choices: 1. We are almost finished with the project. 2. Give a little time. 3. It will be another day or two.
Output: 1
Statement: There's a shop and a decent cafe in the small complex of traditional buildings. Choices: 1. You can even buy a donut in the small complex of traditional buildings. 2. There are no shops in the small complex of traditional buildings. 3. You can have a coffee in the small complex of traditional buildings.
Output: 1
Statement: Beyond the town's outside wall are the temple's farmland and the coconut plantations and a large, square, lotus-covered bathing tank. Choices: 1. Outside of the town's walls are the temple's farming areas, coconut plantations and a large tank for bathing which is covered in lotuses. 2. The bathing tank was often used by both the townspeople and the temple inhabitants.  3. Inside the town are the gardens, durian plantations and a circular bathing tank.
Output: 2
Statement: Sir James handed her a pocket-knife, and she ripped away the brown paper from the back… . Choices: 1. Sir James kept the pocket knife for himself 2. She ripped her brown paper with the knife 3. Sir James gave her a couple of items
Output: 2
Statement: The first kabuki theater was built in on this site in 1889. Choices: 1. A kabuki theater was not built here. 2. In 1889, the first kabuki theater was built on this site. 3. It is the first kabuki theater in the world.
Output: 3
Statement: Legal services typically helps the poor. Choices: 1. It's unfortunate but legal services will not help the poor.  2. The poor are usually helped by legal services.  3. The poor are helped most by legal and social services. 
Output: 3
Statement: However, modern production methods, including thin artificial canvas and gaudy synthetic colors, saw them lose favor. Choices: 1. Before modern production methods, the only colors were red and blue. 2. Gaudy synthetic colors are among the modern production methods. 3. They gained favor thanks to modern production methods.
Output: 1
Statement: ten i was just in the middle of watching it Choices: 1. I was in the middle of viewing it. 2. I haven't watched yet, but will later. 3. I was watching and stopped to answer the phone.
Output: 3
Statement: However, our task team did obtain information on GAO's practices, as well as those of several other federal organizations. Choices: 1. Our task team got information regarding GAO and other federal organizations' practices. 2. We put together a team of experienced investigators for gathering GAO's practices' information. 3. Our team got information from every other federal organizations' practices, save for GAO.
Output: 2
Statement: News outlets declared it potentially fatal but acknowledged in the fine print that he'll probably come out fine. Choices: 1. News outlets stated both the injury was probably not fatal, but there is a chance. 2. The injury was declared completely harmless by all major news outlets. 3. The news outlets were looking for more publicity out the injury.
Output: 3
Statement: In two or three days the train would pull out again, starting the long trip down into Sonora. Choices: 1. Next week the train would start to go to Sonora. 2. In a few days the train would leave again, and begin the trip to Sonora. 3. The trip to Sonora would take 15 days by train.
Output: 3
Statement: Alas, there is a semi-underground market--collectively called the bone trade--that trafficks in body parts imbued with historic significance or celebrity cachet. Choices: 1. There is no market for body parts. 2. There is a market for body parts. 3. There is a market for body parts that belonged to famous musicians.
Output: 3
Statement: Believing a firm response was demanded, I've relegated such inapt answers to Page 2. (Click for some quite amusing if not entirely germane replies.) Choices: 1. They never wanted a firm response to be given. 2. They demanded a firm response to be given. 3. The answers extend to page number three.
Output: 3
Statement: i went right after work so that was when the line is the longest Choices: 1. The line is at its longest just after work. 2. There is no link between the time of the day and the length of the line. 3. I like to avoid the line when it's at its longest.
Output: 3
Statement: so yeah so anyway yeah we're kind of familiar with that part of the world now there's where the weather's interesting i think it's kind of dull around here compared to Choices: 1. That part of the world has more interesting weather than around here. 2. We love watching the weather channel. 3. All the interesting weather happens in our area.
Output: 2
Statement: Data collection Reliability jeopardized by lack of common guidance in data collection Choices: 1. The data collection was a problem because of lack of information. 2. There was plenty of guidance given for the data collection. 3. The data collection reliability was jeopardized because there wasn't common guidance.
Output: 1
Statement: The water was boiling, but there was still some left. Choices: 1. There was no water. 2. There was some boiling water left. 3. There was about a cup of boiling water left.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i could use a discount  i have to wait for the things to go on sale Choices: 1. I don't ever need to wait for anything in my life. 2. I'm very happy to wait for sales, even for things I very thoroughly need.  3. I wait for sales now, and it's very convenient. 
Output: 2
Statement: land or something Choices: 1. Land, water, or something. 2. Land or something. 3. Water or something.
Output: 1
Statement: A very nice gentleman he is, sir.  Choices: 1. He's quite a likable chap, I agree. 2. He's the most repulsive mother lover I've ever met. 3. He gave me his toupee when he noticed I had no hair.
Output: 3
Statement: Yeah, you're the same one! Choices: 1. Yes, you are exactly the same person! 2. No, you are absolutely not the same person. 3. I could tell you are the same person with my eyes closed.
Output: 3
Statement: An increase in deciview is a decrease in visibility. Choices: 1. If it gets hazier or smoggier in Los Angeles then visibility decreases. 2. An increase in deciview is the same as an increase in how far you can see. 3. Changes in the amount of haze are reflected as changes in visibility.
Output: 1
Statement: 21CBO concluded that increased federal spending on investment in infrastructure, education and training, and R&amp;D was unlikely to increase economic growth and could possibly reduce growth. Choices: 1. According to CBO, more federal spending on training could have the net effect of hampering the growth of the economy. 2. CBO concluded that more federal spending on infrastructure would create explosive economic growth. 3. Many economists felt that CBO's conclusions were short-sighted.
Output: 3
Statement: Insufficiently rewarded for relaxing their standards, they relax their standards insufficiently. Choices: 1. They will relax their standards sufficiently the minute they feel sufficiently rewarded.  2. Although they relaxed their standards sufficiently, they felt unrewarded.  3. They don't relax their standards enough because they don't feel appreciated for doing so.
Output: 1
Statement: Because Shenzhen is much cheaper than Hong Kong, it is a popular weekend destination for Hong Kong's Chinese, who come to relax, dine in its resorts, and play golf Shenzhen hosted the World Cup of Golf in 1995. Choices: 1. Hong Kong is much less expensive than Shenzhen. 2. It is popular for some people to visit Shenzhen because it is substantially cheaper than Hong Kong. 3. Shenzhen has been lauded as the most successful host of the World Cup of Golf.
Output: 3
Statement: hum um-hum oh yeah they as far as they're concerned they've come to the promised land you know they've got it made already Choices: 1. They don't think that they have made it.  2. They think that they have made it.  3. They assume since they're here that everything is great. 
Output: 3
Statement: 'Well, I can get it working like a person.' Choices: 1. I know I can make it work like a person. 2. I am not able to get it working like a person. 3. I can get the machine to work like a person.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh i as as far as that goes i at we at we at least agree on you know on what we enjoy in that regard but uh Choices: 1. We both enjoy it, but you even more. 2. We have different tastes on this matter. 3. We both enjoy it.
Output: 1
Statement: www.ptla.org and can be printed out and taken to court. Choices: 1. A non-printable page. 2. you can find more information on www.ptla.org 3. It can be printed.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps he doesn't think us worth bothering about, suggested the young man simply. Choices: 1. He doesn't have the energy for us anymore. 2. Maybe we aren't worth the trouble? 3. The man was frantic while speaking.
Output: 1
Statement: i  i we're certainly in agreement there Choices: 1. I agree with you 2. I agree with you so we might agree on other things too 3. I disagree with you
Output: 2
Statement: and uh he raises some serious questions about why do they have these really a lot of money goes into the advertising for children's programs Choices: 1. He isn't at all concerned about the amount of money spent on advertising during children's programs.  2. He raised serious questions regarding the amount of money spent on advertising during children's programs.  3. He feels that too much money is spent on advertising during children's programs. 
Output: 3
Statement: Such assessment may provide Choices: 1. The math assessment will provide excellent skills testing. 2. Such assessment will not provide anything. 3. A test might be able to provide.
Output: 1
Statement: This restraint may partly reflect Microsoft's market strategy--after all, Microsoft beat Apple partly because Apple did practice vertical foreclosure, and as a result inhibited the development of complementary software (although the main problem was Apple's persistent belief, despite all the evidence to the contrary, that everyone would be willing to pay a premium price for a niftier machine). Choices: 1. Microsoft has a strategy to beat Apple and has done so for every quarter for the past five years. 2. Apple believed people would pay more money for fancier machine, even though evidence said otherwise. 3. Microsoft and Apple are the same company with different names.
Output: 1
Statement: Industry and urban society are concentrated on the peninsula, especially on the West coast, while East Malaysia is dominated by the country's characteristic impenetrable jungle. Choices: 1. The only industry in East Malaysia's jungle is logging.  2. Industry and urban society are concentrated in the jungle, rather than the peninsula. 3. East Malaysia is dominated by jungle, unlike the urban peninsula. 
Output: 1