niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: In addition, the U.S. Choices: 1. That's all. 2. Also, America. 3. The U.S. also loves immigrants.
Output: 3
Statement: Within the ED, there are even higher case rates in subgroups. Choices: 1. There are many lower case rates in subgroups within the ED. 2. There are no case rats in the subgroups within the ED. 3. There are higher case rates in subgroups within the ED.
Output: 1
Statement: One doesn't want to get caught in them. Choices: 1. It would be a bad idea to get caught in the webs. 2. Getting caught in them is a great idea. 3. You don't want to end up getting caught in them.
Output: 1
Statement: well that's great how about your Choices: 1. It is really good. 2. That's nice to hear about. 3. That's terrible.
Output: 2
Statement: In the bottom-right corner, click Bomis , which will take you ... Choices: 1. Select Bomis, which is in the corner on the right. 2. You'll be happy to click Bomis, in the right-hand corner. 3. Click on Bomis, located in the upper-left corner.
Output: 2
Statement: One free-lancer tells of building much of a summer traveling with her husband in the West and Europe around a couple of Conde Nast assignments. Choices: 1. A freelancer says that Conde Nast paid for her research trips while she was working for them. 2. A freelancer talks about one summer spent traveling for Conde Nast assignments. 3. A freelancer talks about one long summer she couldn't get any work and stayed home.
Output: 1
Statement: The National Front attempted to set up a new government first with V. P. Singh and later, in 1991, with S. Chandra Shekhar as Prime Minister. Choices: 1. The National Front attempted to set up a new government with V. P. Singh, but the citizens hated him. 2. The National Front never attempted to reconfigure the government again. 3. V. P. Singh and S. Chandra Shekhar were both representative of attempts by the National Front to set up a new government.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm thirty five miles north of Dallas in McKinney it's a small town there's only one cable system here and i've called griped about them not having A E A   and E but they don't have it i mean in Dallas they do Choices: 1. I'm in Dallas but a lot of my friends come from McKinney. 2. I'm in a small town called McKinney. 3. I like being so close to a city like Dallas.
Output: 3
Statement: Despite its tactics, the National Party is slipping in opinion polls. Choices: 1. Regardless of the National Party's effort, opinion polls show them losing ground. 2. Opinion polls clearly give the National Party the lead.  3.  The National Party's tactics are the reason for their unpopularity. 
Output: 3
Statement: you know but you know but because i know some of the stuff like that one Judith Krantz made that one they did that one really they did okay but i liked the book better Choices: 1. I really prefer the movie directed by Krantz over the book. 2. Judith Krantz's work was alright, but I prefer the original book. 3. Judith Krantz directed an okay movie, but deviated too far from the source material.
Output: 3
Statement: it's good talking to you bye-bye Choices: 1. I hated speaking with you, go to hell! 2. I enjoyed speaking with you, goodbye.  3. It was good speaking with you, goodbye.
Output: 2
Statement: Meal Times Choices: 1. Times to Eat and Relax. 2. Exercise times. 3. Times to Eat.
Output: 1
Statement: you kind of group your behavioral problems together that way Choices: 1. You kind of bring together your behavioral issues. 2. You can help each other with behavioral problems in a group. 3. It is impossible to bring together behavioral problems that way.
Output: 2
Statement: This assumption is made to ensure proper calculation of the ozone statistic used in the exposure-response functions. Choices: 1. It is assumed that the ozone will continue to deplete. 2. Assumptions were not used to make the ozone calculation. 3. An assumption is used to make the ozone calculation.
Output: 1
Statement: I held him back. Choices: 1. I held him back from running towards the fight. 2. I encouraged him to fight. 3. I held him back from running towards them.
Output: 1
Statement: Andorra, a principality high in the mountains that is owned jointly by France and Spain, is a popular ski resort and center for duty-free shopping. Choices: 1. Ski competitions are held every winter in Andorra. 2.  Andorra is owned jointly by Greece and Wales. 3. Skiing and shopping are both very popular in Andorra.
Output: 1
Statement: But most current agents are career military men, and the conventional wisdom is that they're less intelligent and creative than their predecessors. Choices: 1. Conventional wisdom is that military men are more intelligent than their predecessors. 2. Most think that military men are less intelligent than those that came before. 3. Conventional wisdom about military men being less intelligent is incorrect.  
Output: 3
Statement: oh really well when i was in England years ago and i went to to like Shakespeare's and you know Stratford-On-Avon and all that  and it was like you couldn't stand up inside of it because it was so short the ceilings were so short but Choices: 1. When I was in England, I saw lots of plays but I usually didn't enjoy them. 2. I've never seen a play. 3. When I was in England, I saw lots of plays.
Output: 1
Statement: Its medieval stained glass, including three fine rose windows, is of unrivaled complexity and stunning beauty. Choices: 1. There is no rival to its complexity and beauty. 2. The medieval stained glass is a highlight. 3. The windows are all made of regular glass.
Output: 2
Statement: CT-121 Chiyoda Thoroughbred 121 Flue Gas Desulfurization Process, //www.chiyodacorp.com/select business, environmental preservation, Chiyoda Thoroughbred 121 (CT-121) FGD process Choices: 1. CT-127 is a chiyoda thoroughbred. 2. CT-121 is a chiyoda thoroughbred. 3. CT-121 is a scientific discovery about chiyoda thoroughbred.
Output: 3
Statement: i mean we educate them we feed them we take care of them and they no sooner get out on the street and they're back in again Choices: 1. We don't usually help to educate them. 2. Our help to the street is an endless cycle. 3. We do many things for them to help, but they end up coming back again.
Output: 2
Statement: The Washington Post warned that the law may be resurrected the next time Congress becomes dissatisfied with the way the Justice Department conducts a politically charged investigation and urges that it be replaced with a rule that would give the attorney general wide discretion on when to seek an independent counsel and some say in who that investigator is. Choices: 1. The Washington Post discussed the Justice Department on its front page. 2. The Washington Post called for a rule to give the attorney general discretion on when to seek an independent counsel. 3. The Washington Post asserts that the attorney general should have no say on when to seek independent counsel.
Output: 1
Statement: But the old dog's been at it going on 25 years. Choices: 1. The dog has been stealing food from the cat every day for a quarter century. 2. For 25 years there has been an old dog doing it. 3. The dog has only been at it for a few months.
Output: 1
Statement: .. would never pass muster. Choices: 1. They passed as they pleased. 2. They did not want to pass. 3. They would not pass muster.
Output: 2
Statement: 3Henceforth, the term program will be used in this document to include government entities, services, and activities. Choices: 1. Government entities are not considered to be programs in this document. 2. "Program" refers to government entities, services, and activities in this document. 3. Before, the term "program" referred to computer generated algorithms.
Output: 3
Statement: When her cardiologist husband (Martin Donovan) leaves her, Judith Nelson (Holly Hunter) goes out into the world, her pain making her receptive to everything and everyone--from the elevator man (Danny DeVito) who returns her friendship with uninvited amorousness to the torch singer (Queen Latifah) who takes her to after-hours clubs, where she dances ecstatically with young women. Choices: 1. Holly Hunter had no scenes with Danny DeVito or Queen Latifah. 2. Judith Nelson reunites with her husband at the end of the movie. 3. Holly Hunter plays the character Judith Nelson, who is left by her husband.
Output: 2
Statement: i tell you what the fumes that the the paint gives off makes you wonder what these people do anyway Choices: 1. The paint gives off fumes. 2. The paint gives off fumes that always make me feel so nauseous. 3. The paint is odorless.
Output: 2
Statement: invest in issues the Congress may need to address in the future and (2) provide products of broad institutional interest to the Congress. Choices: 1. The book is a tome, it is huge and discusses lots of things.  2. Harry Potter will be discussed in chapter 2. 3. Invest in future congress issues and providing products of interest to congress will be discussed. 
Output: 1
Statement: as far as you know what what is the duties of this political office and uh and what are the characteristics or what what are the issued statements and uh spoken goals of the uh candidates Choices: 1. To your knowledge what are the responsibilities and expressed goals of this political office? 2. What are the three specific jobs for this office, as well as the characteristics and goals? 3. You don't know about this office and the characteristics found within.
Output: 2
Statement: Jonathan Bulkeley, CEO of barnesandnoble.com, resigned in order to, yes, spend more time with his family . In response, the stock dropped 63 cents . Must be comforting to know that's how much difference investors thought his departure would make. Choices: 1. Jonathan Bulkeley resigned as the CEO of Barnes and Noble. 2. Jonathan Bulkeley is still the CEO of Barnes and Nobles. 3. Jonathan Bulkeley claimed that he resigned due to his family, but that is not true.
Output: 3
Statement: With forests and fells, a valley of breathtaking beauty, and the most spectacular lake setting in the National Park, this area has a greater variety of views than any other in the Lake District. Choices: 1. Very little of the nature is preserved here. 2. There's a lot to see in this location.  3. Many other places in the Lake District have plenty of views. 
Output: 3
Statement: When I was interested in picking up the new smash hit Unreal , I went to eBay and saw that over the past month some 70 or so copies of that game had been auctioned for about $22 each. Choices: 1. I had no interest in the new hit "Unreal." 2. I wanted to get the new hit "Unreal." 3. I wanted to get the new hit "Unreal" so I bought it for $25 on ebay.
Output: 3
Statement: The Denver Broncos will host the New York Jets in the other. Choices: 1. The Broncos will play the Jets in Denver on Christmas Day. 2. The Broncos will play the Jets in Denver. 3. The Broncos will play the Jets in Oakland.
Output: 1
Statement: Break the monotony of 25 sequential reviews with full-length author interviews (which the Times used to have), letters from abroad, debates, and a gossip column. Choices: 1. 25 sequential reviews are monotonous and need to be broken up. 2. 25 sequential reviews are not at all monotonous. 3. Times switched from full-length author interviews due to reader's short attention spans.
Output: 3
Statement: Azaria's reluctance to marry stems from the fact that her earnings dwarf his--she is making $1. Choices: 1. Azaria is reluctant to marry. 2. Azaria is reluctant to marry but has no problems talking about it. 3. Azaria is reluctant to marry because of her dad.
Output: 2
Statement: In Tokyo, try the weekend market at Harajuku, and check the English-language press for details of shrine and temple markets. Choices: 1. It is not recommended that you go to Harajuku on the weekends.  2. Some temple markets are difficult to access due to the landscape. 3. Details on shrines can be found in the english press.
Output: 2
Statement: i kept waiting for where's some reference to this God damn State of Texas and the role that they played either leading up to or in the Civil War they might as well have not even Choices: 1. I want someone to confirm the role that the State of Texas played during and before the Civil War.  2. I don't care what role Texas played before or during the Civil War.  3. I have proof on the way that establishes what role the State of Texas played before and during the Civil War. 
Output: 3
Statement: OIRA approved the final rule on June 19, 1996 as complying with the requirements of the Order based on the information supplied by the Departments, including a planned regulatory action document describing the reason for the rule and an assessment of the costs and budgetary impact of the rule. Choices: 1. Without an assessment of costs and budgetary impact, the rule would have been rejected. 2. OIRA struck down the rule following a dearth of information from the Departments. 3. The Departments provided information that enabled OIRA's approval.
Output: 1
Statement: and if it goes down then we're stuck all day Choices: 1. If it is to go under then we might be stuck all day 2. If it goes up we might run the risk of getting stuck all day. 3. Besides being stuck all day when it goes down, we might even starve.
Output: 3
Statement: They reorganized the army and consolidated power in the hands of family members at the expense of feudal leaders. Choices: 1. The army stayed as always, and there were no changes that hurt feudal leaders. 2. Power was consolidated in the hands of family members, and the army reorgranized, at the expense of feudal leaders. 3. The feudal leaders lost their position forever because of that.
Output: 3
Statement: we've got a couple of Live Oaks in the front yard and of course they're they weren't native to this particular spot but they seem to have done pretty good and Choices: 1. Live Oaks are known to thrive in almost any type of landscape. 2. We've got a couple parasites that are hindering our live Oaks from doing well here. 3. The live Oaks are not native to this area but they've done good in our front yard.
Output: 1
Statement: You suppose wrong, said the lawyer. Choices: 1. The lawyer told him that his assumptions were wrong. 2. The lawyer had some evidence unbeknownst to the court. 3. Your guess was right said the lawyer.
Output: 2
Statement: i enjoyed the book quite a bit too so that's that made it made it more interesting to me Choices: 1. I liked the book a lot so it made the movie more interesting to me. 2. I never read the book so it was hard for me to follow along. 3. I always like to read the book before seeing the movie.
Output: 3
Statement: Union Pacific then consolidated its operations, eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility. Choices: 1. The Union Pacific consolidated its operations. 2. There was a time when Las Vegas was not supposed to be a place. 3. Las Vegas never had a repair facility.
Output: 2
Statement: uh they don't look like they know what they're doing Choices: 1. They should just give up.  2. They don't seem to know what they're doing.  3. They know what they're doing. 
Output: 1
Statement: and don't learn anything it's just a real i have a real problem with the whole system they need to put some sternness back into the into the teachers and let them be able to uh get the old whip out and get some discipline Choices: 1. I believe that the current system and the discipline is perfectly acceptable. 2. Teachers are being overwhelmed by students playing pranks with smartphones. 3. My opinion is that teachers aren't very good at discipline now.
Output: 2
Statement: same here bye-bye Choices: 1. Take care of yourself! 2. Same, good bye. 3. Well hello
Output: 1
Statement: Time 's peculiar cover story announces and names the new femaleist  biological feminism based on new research showing that women's bodies are tougher, stronger, and lustier than stereotype dictates. Choices: 1. There has not been research done based on female body features. 2. The research was based on female body features. 3. The research on female body features was successful.
Output: 3
Statement: A stroll up the rue St-Jacques past the highly reputed Lycee Louis le Grand leads to the gigantic neo-classical Pantheon. Choices: 1. The Pantheon can be reached by waling up the rue St-Jacques. 2. The Pantheon cannot be reached on foot. 3. The Pantheon is a popular tourist destination.
Output: 3
Statement: He leaped up, one foot planting off of the shaft of the buried battle axe. Choices: 1. He jumped up with the help of the battle axe. 2. He lead up, with one foot planting off a sword. 3. He buried the battle axe to help him lead up.
Output: 3
Statement: I guess I know that. Choices: 1. I guess I have no idea about that. 2. I think I have enough knowledge about that. 3. I suppose I am aware of that.
Output: 2
Statement: so someone like that they i really don't want to see them go in a home he's got two little dogs that are his constant companions and he always replaces them you know i've had like over the past thirty years i've had you know about seven or eight different dogs all the time and there all you know it's like oops dad's got these two and the old one dies and the young one goes for a while and he gets another one so i can't see him without without his animals even though it's very expensive to stay at home Choices: 1. My dad has never owned a dog.  2. My dad prefers to have an even number of male/female dogs.  3. My dad likes to have his dogs with him all the time. 
Output: 2
Statement: Yoffe suggests that truth can be found just as easily in tabloids as in traditional publishing outlets Choices: 1. Yoffe dismisses tabloids, saying that they are just full of fake news. 2. Yoffe suggests that traditional publishing outlets are unreliable, and that we should only trust tabloids. 3. Truth can often be found in tabloids, according to Yoffe.
Output: 2
Statement: Muslim rule was largely tolerant, and continued peacefully for nearly four centuries with a joint Christian-Muslim protectorate of Holy Places. Choices: 1. Christians and Muslims were fierce enemies, especially when it came to Holy Places. 2. Christians and Muslims worked together to protect Holy Places.  3. Christians and Muslims had a lot in common so it was easy for them to band together.
Output: 3
Statement: well the uh was it i guess it was three years ago that they had the real right before was it right before Christmas or where Choices: 1. A few years ago, they might have had it before Christmas. 2. They took a lot of time preparing for the night. 3. It was this year that they had the night.
Output: 2
Statement: As far as we know, the U.S. is the only country that has a mail box rule. Choices: 1. The U.S. is the only country with a rule about mailboxes. 2. No countries have a law about mailboxes. 3. The U.S. has a mailbox law.
Output: 3
Statement: They were baffled but not discouraged. Choices: 1. They were not discouraged.  2. They were not easily discouraged.  3. They fully understood, and it got them down.
Output: 2
Statement: Alan Greenspan's  still funny. Choices: 1. Alan Greenspan's is boring and unfunny. 2. I'm surprised Alan Greenspan's is still funny. 3.  Alan Greenspan's actually still funny.
Output: 2
Statement: These governments have proved highly ineffectual in running the country, and by the late 1990s there was growing discontent with the entire democratic process. Choices: 1. The government's rule was quite effective. 2. The governments were intelligent when ruling the country. 3. The government was not smart at all.
Output: 1
Statement: According to officials who heard the tapes, King that night betrayed his wife, Coretta--not for the first or the last time--shouting, amid his most private activities, I'm fucking for God! Choices: 1. King spent his life being faithful to his wife, Coretta. 2. King was taped while being unfaithful to his wife. 3. A nationally known leader is often tempted to stray, and King gave in to that temptation.
Output: 3
Statement: I knew I should say nothing; the back part of my brain told me this, again and again. Choices: 1. They kept telling themselves not to say anything. 2. They did not want to cause any grief. 3. They knew they should not hold back.
Output: 2
Statement: They try to swallow a dozen grapes while the clock atop the building strikes 12, after which pandemonium breaks out. Choices: 1. There is no clock at the top of the building. 2. Pandemonium breaks out after the clock atop the building strikes 12. 3. The rush that follows after the clock atop the building strikes 12 is caused by the occupants leaving for lunch.
Output: 3
Statement: and yeah i enjoy playing volleyball but i you know i i don't have a lot of time to do it so  it's maybe once a year or something and and then i Choices: 1. I spend all my time on volleyball.  2. I like volleyball but don't have the time for it. 3. I wish I had more time for it.
Output: 3
Statement: While she supports his bill, my objective is to get something done this year, she said. Choices: 1. She strongly opposes the bill and plans to do nothing this year. 2. She wants to get something done this year. 3. The bill will likely take several years to gain sufficient support for a vote.
Output: 3
Statement: During the program's critical design review, about 56 percent of the drawings were completed and, while the program did not meet the best practice of 90 percent complete, it did have additional drawing data of the F/A-18 E/F assemblies available for review at the critical design review. Choices: 1. After the program's design review, they improved the efficiency of their drawing process to meet best practice requirements.  2. The program met the requirement by having over 90 percent of drawings completed.  3. During a critical design review, the program completed just about 56 percent of drawings. 
Output: 1
Statement: You are likely to see everything from the deep gloom of the densest forest to the sudden brilliant burst of sun in a clearing, playing endless variations on the textures and myriad shades of green in the surrounding vegetation. Choices: 1. You must be on guard in from the densest parts of the forest to the clearings. 2. The surrounding vegetation has many shades of green. 3. This forest has long since been cut down and used for timber.
Output: 1
Statement: The bearish  The big correction is starting. Choices: 1. The correction has already started, its too late for us now. 2. The big correction is beginning to occur. 3. The bearish and rather large correction is starting.
Output: 3
Statement: when she when she was younger she used to do that to get even with me Choices: 1. She would do that when she was younger but now she's litter box trained. 2. She used to do that to get under my skin. 3. She has never done that.
Output: 1
Statement: which is which is strange i mean because yours start at seven and end at ten and ours start at at at at at eight and end at eleven that's why we  i i would actually like it better if everything started at seven and ended at ten Choices: 1. Yours starts at seven and finishes at ten and I would prefer it more if ours was like that. 2. I don't like that ours starts at eight and doesn't finish until eleven because it's too late. 3. I prefer that ours starts at eight and ends at eleven.
Output: 2
Statement: good and yourself? Choices: 1. I taste good, yourself? 2. I'm good, how are you? 3. Bad, and yourself?
Output: 1
Statement: and they don't need that seven day waiting period Choices: 1. They need a long seven day waiting period. 2. They do not require a waiting time of seven days. 3. They are unique in not needing any waiting period.
Output: 3
Statement: this same child um really listened to to more um ballady or um pleasant sort of songs rather than and even classical rather than the real hard rock stuff that so many other kids listen to Choices: 1. The child preferred calming music over rock music. 2. The child preferred the calmer music because it helped her sleep. 3. The kid liked the hard rock and rap music the best.
Output: 2
Statement: Of course you don't know all that." Choices: 1. You don't about that class. 2. You know everything of course.  3. You don't know any of it. 
Output: 1
Statement: Dissenting in the New York Times Book Review , Pico Iyer finds Cuba Libre  The central moral question raised ... Choices: 1. The NYT book review said Cuba Libre was a terrible book. 2. The NYT book review did not read Cuba Libre. 3. The NYT book review did not like Cuba Libre.
Output: 1
Statement: They are mainly Catholics, living in Goa, and elsewhere you will find all the British variations on Protestantism, all with a certain Hindu tinge to them. Choices: 1. Goa is predominately populated by Catholics. 2. Each variation carries a hint of Hinduism in them. 3. The British used their influence to spread Paganism.
Output: 1
Statement: The picture-postcard resort of Bodrum occupies the site of ancient Halicarnassus, famed as the city of King Mausolus (whose tomb was one of the Seven Wonders of the World), as well as the birthplace of Herodotus, the Father of History.  Choices: 1. King Mausolus' tomb was considered the greatest of the seven wonders of the world. 2. The father of history was known as Herodotus. 3. The father of history was known as King Mausolus.
Output: 1
Statement: An additional reporting standard for financial audits conducted in accordance with GAGAS  Choices: 1. Financial audits conducted in accordance with GAGAS have very strict reporting standards. 2. There are no explicit standards for financial audits carried out in accordance with GAGAS. 3. There are two or more reporting standards for financial audits conducted in accordance with GAGAS.
Output: 1
Statement: None of that compared to the cyclopean statue that dwarfed the throne of mountains upon which it sat. Choices: 1. The statue was 2300 feet tall. 2. The statue was too small to even see. 3. The statue was huge compared to the mountains.
Output: 1
Statement: Strings of prayer flags stretch from the tower's pinnacle, and around the base are hundreds of small prayer wheels. Choices: 1. Visitors may write their prayer on a flag of their choosing. 2. Religion is important here. 3. Religion is not allowed near the tower.
Output: 1
Statement: i didn't know we had one either yeah Choices: 1. I didn't know we had a doctor on staff. 2. I didn't know we had one. 3. I know we have one.
Output: 1
Statement: A state foundation is giving West Texas Legal Services and the Fort Worth chapter of the NAACP more than $1 million to help provide civil legal services to the poor. Choices: 1. This comes at a time when the Fort Worth chapter of the NAACP was in the middle of a serious financial struggle. 2. West Texas Legal Services is one of the organizations receiving over $1 million. 3. West Texas Legal Services won't be receiving any portion of the $1 million being provided by the state foundation.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah they really oh oh well the prizes are pretty nice he brought a booklet home and depending on how many calls i think three was the minimum but it went up to i don't know nine or ten how many calls have you made had Choices: 1. He had brought home a booklet with a nice picture on it. 2. The prizes appear to be pretty nice. 3. There are many prizes available to be won.
Output: 3
Statement: They left rather suddenly." Choices: 1. They took their time leaving. 2. They were running late to an appointment. 3. They left in a hurry.
Output: 2
Statement: Clouds of white fire belched up. Choices: 1. It fizzled and went out without a trace of smoke. 2. Smoke bellowed out. 3. The thing had caught fire.
Output: 3
Statement: China will prosecute the leaders of Falun Gong . A government order excused most followers saying they had been brainwashed into joining a subversive political organization. Choices: 1. China has no interest in prosecuting the leaders of Falun Gong.   2. China will jail Falun Gong leaders.   3. China will not jail members of Falun Gong, just the leaders.  
Output: 3
Statement: Some crystal ball. Choices: 1. A crystal ball from a set of multiple crystal balls. 2. No crystal ball of the set of crystal balls. 3. Some crystal ball you have there.
Output: 3
Statement: Police reporters in the United States complain about having to call up families of murder victims, but try interviewing a kid who just saw 44 members of his family swallowed in a mudslide. Choices: 1. Police reporters in the U.S. don't like having to call up families of murder victims. 2. Police reporters in the U.S. don't like having to call up families of murder victims, says the article. 3. Police reporters in the U.S. like having to call up families of murder victims.
Output: 2
Statement: His absence was strange and inexplicable.  Choices: 1. It was strange that he was absent.  2. It was normal for him to be absent. 3. He did it. 
Output: 3
Statement: clothes you know Choices: 1. Food to eat, you know. 2. Shirts and jeans, you know. 3. Something to wear, you know.
Output: 2
Statement: But in fact, once news of the handover vanished from the front pages, the people of Hong Kong returned to their usual topics of  the economy and the price of housing. Choices: 1. The Hong Kong people have never really recovered since the news of the handover. 2. The people of Hong Kong quickly returned to their usual habits quickly after news of the handover. 3. The price of housing was the slowest topic to recover after the handover.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, systems should incorporate incentives for people to do the right thing, adequate transparency mechanisms to provide reasonable assurance that people will do the right thing, and appropriate accountability mechanisms if people don't do the right thing. Choices: 1. Some managers believe that people know right from wrong and that the honor system should be enough. 2. The system shouldn't have built-in incentives that encourage people to do right. 3. Benefits that encourage people to do the right thing should be incorporated into proper systems.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, human mistakes, judgment errors, and acts of collusion to circumvent control can affect meeting agency objectives. Choices: 1. Meeting agency objectives are affected by many variables, some accidental and some intentional.  2. Generally, an objective is put into place only if it passes various tests. 3. Meeting agency objectives are absolute and unable to be manipulated. 
Output: 2
Statement: Turning back into Durbar Square, climb the nine steep steps of the central Maju Deval pagoda to Shiva for a view over the palace and its surrounding temples. Choices: 1. There are 30km from Durbar Square and Maju Deval, you can get from a site to another only with a car. 2. If you want a view over the palace and the surrounding temples, you have to climb nine steps. 3. Maju Deval is crowded with visitors that are there to view the palace and the temples.
Output: 3
Statement: if if if if and you need to be very careful if the loan is set up to have bimonthly they call it a yuppie loan if it's set up for bimonthly payments if you because you'll sa ve seventeen fifteen to seventeen years off the end of the loan seven i'm sorry seven to nine years off the end of the loan Choices: 1. With bimonthly payments, you can save over twenty yeas off the end of a loan. 2. You have to be cautious of the kind of loan payments you are signing up for. 3. Bimonthly payments allow you to save up to nine years off the end of the loan.
Output: 2
Statement: The group of prospective lawful permanent residents includes both applicants for permanent resident status and likely prospective applicants based on their current status in the United States as individuals fleeing persecution (refugees, asylees, conditional entrants and aliens granted relief from removal by an Immigration Judge). Choices: 1. There are a large number of refugees and people seeking asylum in the United States. 2. The United States doesn't accept immigrants, regardless of status. 3. Some people who haven't applied for permanent residency are being considered for it.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i think the concept's great you know Choices: 1. I don't like that concept at all.  2. I think the concept of a new world order where we are being controlled by illuminati is great.  3. You know, I think the idea is great. 
Output: 2
Statement: This 1770s mansion was formerly the residence of viscount Powerscourt and still possesses some magnificent plasterwork, particularly in the rear exit hall. Choices: 1. Viscount Powerscourt was responsible for the magnificent plasterwork. 2. Viscount Powerscourt did not live in this mansion. 3. Viscount Powerscourt This mansion used to reside in this mansion.
Output: 1
Statement: you know i don't know what New York does about theirs i guess they still ship it out on barges somewhere Choices: 1. New York probably uses ships to ship their shipments; just a guess. 2. I know exactly what New York is doing with their shipments. 3. I can't say for sure what New York does with their shipments.
Output: 1
Statement: It is flanked by a building that protected aristocratic debtors (known as the Abbey Lairds) from arrest and certain imprisonment; civil authorities had no jurisdiction within the Abbey grounds and could not enter to arrest them. Choices: 1. The Abbey Lairds were seized and arrested as soon as they left the building. 2. On either side is a building where aristocratic debtors went to avoid arrest. 3. Civil authorities could enter the building and arrest the debtors.
Output: 1
Statement: sacrifice that that would be to suddenly try to switch over to all CDs or something but i know one thing that has colored my music choice is Choices: 1. My record collection is huge and full of rare ones. 2. I would be giving up quite a lot to only listen to CDs now. 3. It not bug me at all to just listen to CDs.
Output: 1
Statement: To Ginsburg, it's just the right idea, at the right time. Choices: 1. The idea and timing are perfect; cannot get any better. 2. It was the wrong time and the idea was not right. 3. It is the right idea and it is at an ideal time.
Output: 1
Statement: that we don't get fixed Choices: 1. We'll never be able to repair it.  2. We won't get it fixed.  3. We'll get that fixed. 
Output: 1
Statement: These [debt] problems blunt the desire to serve that is prevalent among law school graduates, and have negative consequences for society as a whole, the report declared.  Choices: 1. They were proud to make it out of law school debt free. 2. The debt of law school has a negative impact overall. 3. They wanted to reduce the amount of student loan debt for law students.
Output: 3
Statement: It's worth sidetracking into the hills just to marvel at how much money some people actually have. Choices: 1. The hills are basically the slums of the area. 2. The houses located on the hills are a showcase of modern excess. 3. Only the richest locals have homes on the hills.
Output: 3
Statement: uh no i don't think so they they were right before the uh uh oh what do you call it all-star break but ever since the all-star break uh shoot they've they've played terrible Choices: 1. After the All star break they have performed horrendously. 2. I don't know what happened but the all star break made the players lethargic and perform badly. 3. They have done extremely well after the all star break.
Output: 2
Statement: Back then, gold was $35 per ounce. Choices: 1. Gold was 35 dollars an ounce, back then. 2. The price of gold has risen drastically since then. 3. Gold was the same price back then, 300 dollars an ounce. 
Output: 2
Statement: I guess he forgot 211 American girls are older for their age than English ones, and take more interest in scientific subjects. Choices: 1. I suppose he forgot that American girls are more mature and intellectual. 2. He neglected to count American girls' behavior and social manners. 3. He remembered that American girls are more mature than English girls.
Output: 2
Statement: What does an Applied Fundamentals Division do? I don't really know- no one does. Choices: 1. I  know what an Applied Fundamentals Division does. 2. I don't know what an Applied Fundamentals Division does. 3. I don't know what an Applied Fundamentals Division does for businesses.
Output: 3
Statement: They were not pleasant ones. Choices: 1. We were hoping to get something more pleasing to deal with. 2. They were not very nice. 3. They were so pleasant and kind.
Output: 1
Statement: so i i i think that he he he's actually he i think is becoming very dangerous Choices: 1. I think he is becoming a big threat. 2. I think that he could attack us at any time. 3. I don't think that he poses any significant threat.
Output: 2
Statement: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, July 2000. Choices: 1. Cleveland has a Federal Reserve Bank. 2. The bank was founded when Cleveland was a small city. 3. There is no Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland.
Output: 2
Statement: Dunlap, for his efforts in wrecking--that is, restructuring--corporations, is rewarded with huge chunks of options that he immediately exercises so he can pocket the cash, not so he can invest in the future of the company. Choices: 1. Dunlap saves corporations through bankruptcy not through restructuring. 2. Dunlap restructures corporations in order line his pockets. 3. Dunlap may enjoy the money, but he also likes restructuring corporations.
Output: 3
Statement: The little blonde is pretty but no enchantress--she's too glum and snooty. Choices: 1. The blonde's beauty is enhanced by her snottiness. 2. The blonde is tired of people judging her appearance. 3. The blonde is too stuck up to be really pretty.
Output: 2
Statement: First, they used an evolutionary approach to product development by establishing timephased plans to develop a new product in increments based on technologies and resources achievable now and later. Choices: 1. Product development was approached as a process that would create a product over time. 2. To save cost, the product reaches its final state quickly. 3. New technologies add cost savings and functional benefits to the product.
Output: 3
Statement: The temple is in the center of a walled enclosure, with a treasury of small sculptures and shrines dotted about. Choices: 1. The temple is outside the wall that surrounds the shrines and sculptures. 2. There are small statues and shrines in and around the temple. 3. The temple is surrounded by walls all round.
Output: 2
Statement: All of these aliens are legally authorized to leave and re-enter the United States. Choices: 1. These aliens can legally leave and re-enter the U.S. when they choose. 2. These aliens can leave the United States but they are not allowed to legally re-enter the U.S. 3. The right to leave and re-enter the U.S. is only good for a certain amount of time.
Output: 3
Statement: And while the demand is great, the supply is shrinking. Choices: 1. The availability for healthcare is shrinking, despite the demand still being so great. 2. The demand has decreased significantly, while the supply has increased.  3. The amount of it is decreasing, even though the demand for it is high.
Output: 1
Statement:  Hanson stared up at the overseer who was staring back at him. Choices: 1. Hansen was not afraid of the overseer. 2. Hansen and the slavemaster met eye to eye. 3. Hansen looked away from the slavemaster, too scared to stare him down.
Output: 1
Statement: as you indicated you don't have too much input into the area it it just so happens that uh our daughter-in-law is Panamanian and uh we have been in Panama and i have worked in El Salvador and we visit Mexico occasionally so  yeah we we do have a little information on it here but uh Choices: 1. I have been to Panama, El Salvador, and Mexico. 2. While in Panama we visited with my daughter-in-law's family. 3. The only place we have been is Panama.
Output: 2
Statement: Many outside beer gardens very popular when the weather is fine also now have children-friendly areas. Choices: 1. Outdoor beer gardens are unpopular and never have child-friendly areas. 2. There are child-friendly areas in many outdoor beer gardens. 3. Most attendees at outdoor beer gardens have children.
Output: 3
Statement: During the class, participants learn to apply unit cost principles to the products they produce as well as how process, activity, and individual cost elements, such as labor, materials, and overhead, are accumulated to become unit or product cost. Choices: 1. During the class, participants do not learn to apply unit cost principles to the products they produce. 2. This class functions in the same manner as an economics class. 3. In the class, participants learn a vast array of product processing knowledge.
Output: 2
Statement: so i'd end up sitting in the car for an hour and a half and then i you know a lot of it in car fumes you know inhaling car fumes Choices: 1. I would ride my bike instead of using the car. 2. I would cough badly after the car ride, due to the fumes. 3. I would end up sitting in the car and inhaling the fumes.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, delivery of the aft fuselage-the rear aircraft body section-was late for several of the test aircraft and two ground test articles because of late parts and difficulties with the welding process. Choices: 1. The delivery of the aft fuselage went as planned and was ahead of schedule. 2. The parts needed for the aft fuselage were delayed because of bad weather.  3. Difficulties with the welding process and delays in getting parts created aft fuselage delivery problems. 
Output: 2
Statement: Farther on you come to an amazing double tunnel, forcing you to choose the left or right paths. Choices: 1. The choice of whether to turn left or right comes half way through the tunnel. 2. The tunnel is straight and has one choice of direction. 3. You come to a double tunnel and must choose either right or left.
Output: 1
Statement: Disclosure of information not required by these sections of the 1996 appropriation provisions is governed by sections 1006(b)(3) and 1009(d) of the LSC Act. Choices: 1. The disclosure of health information that is not required by the appropriation provisions is goverened by the LSC Act. 2. The LSC Act doesn't deal with information disclosure. 3. The disclosure of information that is not required by the appropriation provisions is goverened by the LSC Act.
Output: 1
Statement: Nighttime entertainment options differ greatly depending on where you are. Choices: 1. If you want to visit a casino, it will take a while to get there. 2. No matter where you are, you have the same nighttime entertainment options. 3. Your location determines the nighttime entertainment options available.
Output: 1
Statement: Among the new restrictions is the one at issue here. Choices: 1. The new restriction is protested against. 2. The one issue here is a new restriction.  3. The only issue is not included in the new restrictions. 
Output: 1
Statement: In 1936, Pan American Airways introduced daily passenger air service from San Francisco. Choices: 1. Pan American Airways started service from San Diego. 2. Pan American Airways started service from San Francisco. 3. Pan American Airways started service from San Francisco which increased tourism by 50%.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh oh you ought to you ought to send a videotape that and send it into America's Home Videos yeah Choices: 1. This isn't funny. 2. America's Home Videos would like to see this. 3. You could make some good money.
Output: 3
Statement: The CIO believes there is big payoff in these types of activities and the costs are minimal, if any. Choices: 1. The CIO believes that these activity types have minimal costs. 2. The CIO doesn't believe that there's any payoff in these types of activities. 3. The CIO has also noted the high levels of positive press coverage associated with these activities.
Output: 3
Statement: Postal Service, which is not subject to the travel rules that apply to most federal agencies--said that the Service does not prohibit its employees from making personal use of the frequent flyer miles received on official travel. Choices: 1. The postal service has the same travel rules. 2. Postal service do not have a lot of rules. 3. Travel rules do not affect the postal service.
Output: 2
Statement: Evaluation of limitations on total sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and mercury emissions that start in 2018. Choices: 1. The limits on total sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and mercury emissions are going to be increased. 2. No evaluation will be made of total sulfur dioxide emissions. 3. The limitations on mercury emissions will be evaluated.
Output: 1
Statement: Eventually, his forced resignations from the Truman and Eisenhower administrations led Rockefeller to turn to elective office as the one way of establishing an independent base. Choices: 1. At first, his forced resignations didn not eally get any reactions from Rockefeller. 2. His forced resignations from the Truman and Eisenhower administrations have eventually led Rockefeller to turn to elective office as the one way of establishing an independent base. 3. Eventually, his forced resignations from the Eisenhower and Truman administartions led Rockefeller to turn to alcoholism as one way of establishing peace.
Output: 1
Statement: He glanced about for Nema, but she was out on one of her infrequent other duties. Choices: 1. Nema occasionally had other duties that had to be fulfilled. 2. Nema's other duties consisted of planting flowers and dusting a house. 3. He glanced around for Nema, and quickly spotted her across the room.
Output: 2
Statement: i'm not sure they need to be you know paid you know a super do salary of any kind that that kind of takes away from public service Choices: 1. They should be paid a super salary for their service. 2. Getting paid a high salary sort of takes away from their public service. 3. Without a high salary they would be much more commended.
Output: 3
Statement: England will be plunged in anarchy. Choices: 1. England will become a place of anarchy. 2. England will never turn to anarchy. 3. England will forever be known as a country of anarchy.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the preambles to the final rules do discuss additional flexibility and cost savings for small entities in several areas. Choices: 1. Cost savings for small entities are discussed in the preamble. 2. The preambles to the final rules are very brief. 3. The preambles to the final rules do not discuss anything.
Output: 2
Statement: additional information about market risk sensitive instruments, which investors can use to better understand and evaluate the market risk exposures of a registrant. Choices: 1. additional information about market risk sensitive instruments is not provided and investors are not able to evaluate market risk.. 2. Investors can use additional information about market risk sensitive instruments to better understand and evaluate the market risk exposures of a registrant. 3. Using additional information about market risk sensitive instruments investors have a much higher percentage of evaluating the market risk exposed. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh oh definitely definitely i know my stepfather bought my mother a little personal computer oh i guess probably three years ago for Christmas and Choices: 1. My stepdad bought a cheap computer for my mom.   2. My stepdad has never bought a computer before in his life.   3. My stepdad bought a small computer for my mom.  
Output: 1
Statement: A big crowd of solicitors will get busy, and they'll get some high-brow doctors on the job, and the end of it all will be that they'll say my brain was unhinged. Choices: 1. They will mention after getting top notch medical professionals that my brain is deranged. 2. After employing the best doctors they will tell me that my brain is in perfect condition. 3. My brain is unbalanced due to the trauma I have faced in the war.
Output: 3
Statement: oh they get yeah yeah and that's something we don't we get uh we've got on oil fired hot water baseboard Choices: 1. We installed a hot water baseboard last year. 2. We've got an electric hot water baseboard. 3. We use an oil fired hot water baseboard.
Output: 1
Statement: The man in the painted vest had transferred his attention from stallion to mare. Choices: 1.  The attention moving was crucial to the continuation of the project.  2. The man could change attention. 3. The man focused on the stallion entirely.
Output: 1