niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: okay well personally i don't have any children i'm twenty two and i'm doing my Master's at NC State so uh uh children wouldn't be very convenient for me right now Choices: 1. I am currently raising children and studying at NC State. 2. I don't think it would be convenient for me to have children while doing my Master's degree. 3. I would like to have children some day after I finish my studies.
Output: 3
Statement: The secret is to pace yourself. Choices: 1. Pacing yourself will allow you to spend an appropriate amount of time at each attraction. 2. Pacing yourself will waste time and limit you to the things you can see. 3. The secret method is pacing yourself.
Output: 1
Statement: The intent is to ensure that the proposed resources can provide the required functions. Choices: 1. If the proper resources are not supplied, then the functions will not operate. 2. The functions are capable of running and maintaining themselves autonomously. 3. In order for the functions to work properly, specific resources are needed.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh we made that decision and uh so she after she had the first baby she stayed home and and we had a second baby and she's still at home Choices: 1. We decided that she would stay at home after we had kids. 2. She enjoys being a stay-at-home mom, and loves spending time with the kids. 3. We decided that she would still work fulltime after the kids were born.
Output: 2
Statement: Executives used the knowledge captured as exit criteria for the transition. Choices: 1. Executives planned for the transition to take only a few weeks. 2. Executives were involved in the transition, and they used the knowledge obtained. 3. Executives had no idea that some knowledge had been gathered.
Output: 1
Statement: so you really know about them Choices: 1. So you really don't know anything about them? 2. Where did you learn so much about them? 3. Your knowledge is amazing.
Output: 2
Statement: The Congress Party regained power, however, following Rajiv Gandhi's assassination by a Tamil suicide bomber during election campaigns in 1991. Choices: 1. The Congress Party was never able to regain power, even after Rajiv Gandhi's assassination. 2. After Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated in 1991 during election campaigns, the Congress Party took back power. 3. The Congress Party regained power after Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated since there was no opposition to run against them.
Output: 3
Statement: Unfortunately, I'm a victim of a panenergetic diet.' Choices: 1. I was hurt by the diet that limited all the things I could eat. 2. I was hurt by the panenergetic diet. 3. I did very well on the diet.
Output: 1
Statement: The archives of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia contain a note dictated by a fellow of the college in 1944 that reads, Recently a Japanese officer sent 210 Chinese heads to Japan as trophies to be displayed. Choices: 1. There is a note that was written in 1944 from a former fellow in the archives of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. 2. The fellow was letting the College know that there may be severed heads of Chinese men that could be studied by the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. 3. In 1944, the Japanese donated 210 Chinese heads to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia.
Output: 2
Statement: Two, the Patient on the Specialized Life Support System answered. Choices: 1. The patient is unable to communicate  2. The patient is on a specialized life support system 3. The patient is very unwell
Output: 3
Statement: He was talking to a woman dressed as a hospital nurse. Choices: 1. He was talking to a woman posing as a hospital nurse, but she had no credentials. 2. He was talking to a male nurse from the local hospital 3. The woman he spoke with was in the garb of a hospital worker
Output: 1
Statement: Bargaining here could well be worthwhile. Choices: 1. It would be worth your time to bargain. 2. Wouldn't recommend trying to bargain here, the shops are notorious for threatening customers. 3. The markets are open to trading and bartering.
Output: 3
Statement: One of his daughters, Jadwiga, succeeded Louis in Poland, while the other assumed control of Hungary. Choices: 1. Poland was a larger kingdom than Hungary. 2. Hungary was given to Jadwiga to rule. 3. Louis was succeeded by his daughter Jadwiga in Poland.
Output: 1
Statement: where did they get the uh where where does the expertise come for for bringing a whole lot of ground and it doesn't doesn't come from Russia and it doesn't come from Europe it comes comes from the United States Choices: 1. The expertise comes from Japan. 2. The expertise comes from the US because we have the best schools. 3. The expertise comes from the US.
Output: 2
Statement: Mr. Brown?  Choices: 1. Mr. Blue? 2. Mr. Brown, is that you? 3. Mr. Brown, you're looking pale?
Output: 3
Statement: i don't either it's interesting though i never heard of such a project before Choices: 1. That is intriguing though I have not heard of that project before. 2. That project is old news by now. 3. I would be interested in participating in the project.
Output: 3
Statement: do you like that what'd that voice say do you like to exercise because you want to or because you have to Choices: 1. Why do you have to exercise when you could be at home doing something more fun? 2. If you do exercise for fun, you'll get better results. 3. Do you exercise because you like it or because you're forced?
Output: 2
Statement: and the men that drive the trucks with with the guys that fix the power lines aren't tested as much Choices: 1. The guys who drive the trucks are tested. 2. It's a waste of money to test the guys who drive the trucks. 3. The men that drive the trucks aren't tested very much.
Output: 2
Statement: Again the Kentuckian was teased by a scrap of memory. Choices: 1. Again, the Kentuckian had a fleeting glimpse of a memory. 2. The memory continued to elude him and frustrated him. 3. Again, the Kentuckian had a clear, full memory of the incident. 
Output: 2
Statement: Stand on the Grand Pont for the celebrated view of the strange old timbered houses reflected in the calm waters of the river that runs through the middle of the town. Choices: 1. Grand Pont provides a good vantage point for viewing beautiful houses. 2. The timbered houses were built in the 1930s. 3. The river runs along the west side of town.
Output: 2
Statement: One or more senior managers should act as system sponsors, with sufficient authority to ensure that applicable resources are available for the project. Choices: 1. Nobody needs to act as a system sponsor, I will manage the project in the best way on my own. 2. Certain people with sufficient authority to ensure that applicable resources are available for the project, should act as system sponsors, such as one or more senior managers. 3. One or more senior managers should report their doings daily, to ensure the smooth progress of the project.
Output: 3
Statement: Reno's deserved reputation for integrity is merely negative. Choices: 1. The perception of Reno's high value of honesty is a negative trait.  2. The majority of people believe that Reno is a morally-just person. 3. Reno's high sense of integrity has zero consequences.
Output: 2
Statement: but we i mean even before i mean usually we you know we might have a beer but that's about it so Choices: 1. We do not meet often. 2. Sometimes we have a beer but that's about it. 3. We are always drinking beers.
Output: 1
Statement: Two years later, Mount Everest was conquered. Choices: 1. Two years later, Mount Everest was conquered despite a large storm. 2. Mount Everest was climbed for the first time two years later.  3. Mount Everest has never been conquered by anyone at any time.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan pulled his legs up and turned. Choices: 1. Ca'daan put his legs down. 2. Ca'daan pulled up his legs to avoid being bit by the fish. 3. Pulling up his legs, Ca'daan turned.
Output: 2
Statement: you need to put that on there seriously Choices: 1. It was meant to be taken seriously. 2. That shouldn't be on there. 3. That needs to be seriously on there.
Output: 1
Statement: As these two populations interacted, a unique new culture was born. Choices: 1. The two different populations were at war. 2. The two populations were wary at first. 3. A new culture was born out of interaction between the two populations.
Output: 2
Statement: Legal Services of Eastern Missouri does receive the valuable volunteer assistance of more than 1,500 attorneys. Choices: 1. Legal Services of Eastern Missouri gets help from ever attorney that's graduated in the last year. 2. Legal Services of Eastern Missouri gets help from many attorneys. 3. Legal Services of Eastern Missouri gets help from just five attorneys.
Output: 1
Statement: But there was a more vital question that drove out all others. Choices: 1. The most important question was who took the cookie from the cookie jar.  2. There was a question that was the most important that made the other questions useless. 3. There was only one question and it wasn't very important. 
Output: 1
Statement: Most comic!  Choices: 1. That's laughable. 2. Sort of funny. 3. That isn't funny at all.
Output: 2
Statement: The final rule contains a modified information collection and the preamble to the final rule requests comments from the public regarding the collection. Choices: 1. No final ruling is in existence as of yet. 2. The final rule contains a modified information collection. 3. The information collection within the final rule has been said to be controversial.
Output: 3
Statement: Workers are considered disabled if they have severe physical or mental conditions that prevent them from engaging in substantial gainful activity. Choices: 1. In order to be classified as disabled, a worker must desire time off from work. 2. A worker must have severe mental or physical pain to be considered disabled. 3. The severity of mental and physical illnesses is subjective to the worker in question.
Output: 3
Statement: that was hilarious the the i guess the the first the first uh scene in that movie that really got my attention uh concerning the the that disease and all that was when he uh dropped the the uh the toothpicks Choices: 1. I missed the first scene in that movie. 2. It is the best movie I have ever watched. 3. I found some scenes in the movie funny.
Output: 2
Statement: The most impressive and important are listed below. Choices: 1. There is a list of noteworthy people. 2. There are no important people listed. 3. There is a list. 
Output: 1
Statement: Looking up at the interior of the great dome is just as breathtaking as seeing it from outside. Choices: 1. The interior of the dome is just as beautiful as the outside. 2. It may even be more beautiful from the inside. 3. The inside of the dome is more boring than viewing it from the outside.
Output: 2
Statement: I guess if I go to and fro hustling them, they ought to get busy!" The energy of Mr. Hersheimmer was tremendous. Choices: 1. If they speed up, work will get done quicker and we can eat sooner. 2. No hustling will ever happen. 3. If I make them speed up, they will.
Output: 1
Statement: The analysis further points out that it has reduced the impact of the proposed amendments on small businesses by determining not to amend Regulation S-B to incorporate an item similar to proposed Item 305 of Regulation S-K. Choices: 1. Per the analysis, the impact of the proposed amendments on small business has been reduced. 2. There was no analysis. 3. It was wise to not amend Regulation S-B.
Output: 3
Statement: and it's really nice because that keeps them going too rather than just sitting around and i know um our youth group goes over and we play bingo with them and you know like stuff like that Choices: 1. after the bingo we sit down and watch a movie 2. we like it when they sit down rather than doing activities of any kind 3. When we go over there we do bingo with them and it makes them happy
Output: 1
Statement: oh i guess they're just not domesticated or or Choices: 1. They are just not demsticated or something, I guess. 2. Those dogs are wild and dangerous. 3. These wolves are domesticated.
Output: 2
Statement: Solid reviews for the all-female group's third album. Choices: 1. Positive reviews of the girl band's third album. 2. Negative reviews of the all male band's album. 3. Positive reviews of the girl band's last album.
Output: 3
Statement: The organization is Los Angeles' largest government-funded group, with a budget of $11 million leveraged into $40 million in legal services to the poor. Choices: 1. The Los Angeles government-funded group provides legal services to the poor. 2. The Los Angeles government-funded group provides legal services to the poor and has been improving their lives. 3. The New York government-funded group provides legal services to the rich.
Output: 2
Statement: There is some evidence28 that people will pay more to reduce involuntarily incurred risks than risks incurred voluntarily. Choices: 1. People don't realize when they are incurring voluntary risks. 2. People are more willing to pay to reduce voluntary risk. 3. The risks that are incurred involuntarily are worth more to people than voluntary risks.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1986, Kitty Kelley's dishy biography, His Way , confirmed most of the nasty gossip about his love life. Choices: 1. Kitty Kelley died from drug overdose two months after his brother died the same way.  2. Kitty Kelley's 1986 biography has the following title: Her Light.  3. Much of the gossip surrounding Kitty Kelley's love life was confirmed in his biography. 
Output: 1
Statement: are you required to by law Choices: 1. Is it legally required of you? 2. Is that just something you do for fun? 3. Why do you do that?
Output: 3
Statement: because they were not that careful in how they handled themselves in those miniskirts Choices: 1. They should have been more careful when they wore those miniskirts. 2. They were very careful in their miniskirts. 3. They bent over at the waist and exposed more than they intended.
Output: 3
Statement: He could hear the sound of other running feet outside. Choices: 1. The outside area was quiet. 2. The sound of feet running could be heard outside. 3. The soldiers were running and making noise outside.
Output: 3
Statement: It still stands as a ghost town groups of dilapidated square houses made from sandstone and is visited nowadays only by the occasional goatherd, who will play you a tune on his flute in traditional style. Choices: 1. The houses in the ghost town are square. 2. The traditional styles of the flute player include Sweet Child O' Mine as one of his anthems. 3. The town is visited by thousands every year for its goats.
Output: 2
Statement: I firmly believe these protocols will help to ensure the consistency, fairness, and effectiveness of GAO's interactions with the agencies and thereby enable GAO to better serve the Congress and the American people. Choices: 1. I think that method will help ensure how fair GAO is towards the agencies. 2. I think that method will help do nothing to ensure how fair GAO is towards the agencies. 3. I think that method will help ensure how fair GAO is towards auditing the agencies.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah they have much more of a twang down in that area okay okay Choices: 1. People in the south have southern accents. 2. Down in the area, there is little to now twang in their voice. 3. In that area, they have a unique sound to their voice.
Output: 1
Statement: Hanson was surprised to find that there was a highly developed logic to it. Choices: 1. Hanson didn't expect it to be so logically developed, for such a basic thing. 2. There was a logic to it that Hanson was surprised to find. 3. Hanson was expecting to find a logic that never came.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh i i don't know i'm i've been Republican for as long as i can remember and the Democrats are just so disorganized and they have been Choices: 1. For as long as I can remember I have been a Republican. 2. I have no desire to be a Democrat I am happy to be a Republican.  3. For as long as I can remember I have been a Democrat. 
Output: 2
Statement: The size of the ancient pyramid must have been enough to sway them. Choices: 1. They were known to like things that were very large. 2. They must have been influenced by the size of the pyramid. 3. The pyramid was too small to have influenced anyone.
Output: 1
Statement: In front of the entrance to the school, he planned a gigantic reconstruction of a battle field from level 3c of the cult game 'Warriors of Battlefield 17' (map 4azurroknight.Pk3). Choices: 1. The only games ever played were those he could play outdoors 2. He spends most of his time playing 'Warriors of Battlefield 17' with his friends 3. he designed the battlefield from level 3c so it would fit in front of the school
Output: 2
Statement: An acquisition that lacks either or both of these elements is at risk of incurring unnecessary cost overruns, not meeting its planned delivery schedule, and not satisfying agency needs. Choices: 1. An acquisition that has either or both of these elements is at risk of incurring unnecessary cost overruns. 2. Unnecessary cost overruns may occur if an acquisition lacks certain elements. 3. Lacking in elements is cost effective and not satisfying to either parties.
Output: 3
Statement: uh ski boats and whatever else may be around some people uh  they they still call that a camp so i guess you could go camping and do archery and riflery and all the things that kids do at those camps but then go to their little hotel air conditioning room at night Choices: 1. They call ski boats camp, but then they go to their little air conditioned room.  2. Ski boats and air conditioning are completely considered camping.  3. Going to an air conditioned room is not camping. 
Output: 3
Statement: Rescued from obscurity three months ago by a rave from the New York Times ' Ben Brantley, Gross Indecency , about the Irish playwright's famous sodomy trials, started an open-ended New York run last week. Choices: 1. The Irish playwright was inspired by real-life sodomy trials. 2. Ben Brantley's scathing review knocked the play right into obscurity. 3. Ben Brantley gave a great review and the play benefited.
Output: 1
Statement: participate directly in the oversight process as an independent congressional entity. Choices: 1. The oversight process can be participated in directly by the general public. 2. The oversight process can be participated in directly. 3. The oversight process cannot be participated in directly.
Output: 1
Statement: But for now, the Candidate Selector is no more than a terrific party game--the election-year equivalent of having your palm read. Choices: 1. The Candidate Selector is fun to play at election parties. 2. The Candidate Selector is no fun to play at parties. 3. The Candidate Selector is fun to play at parties.
Output: 1
Statement: We have been asked to examine the reasons for state variation in unfiled returns. Choices: 1. We are to examine the reasons for state variation in unified returns. 2. We have also been asked to bake a cake. 3. We will not examine state variation in unfiled returns as we have never been asked to.
Output: 2
Statement: It would be nice to say that we were rich because we were good, but the randomness of the market and the casual ethics of the hidden hand allow no such theocratic conclusion. Choices: 1. It is not true that the best people always end up with the best money. 2. It is possible that a system could be created to address the problems of randomness of the market and casual ethics. 3. People always get what they deserve in the market.
Output: 2
Statement: Mr. Brown? hazarded Tommy. Choices: 1. Tommy was thrilled to see that the list of names was narrowing down. 2. Tommy guessed that it was Mr. Brown. 3. Mrs. White? Hazarded Tommy.
Output: 1
Statement: 'We have all day.' Choices: 1. There was no time constraint. 2. We don't have time. 3. The next day we would move on.
Output: 3
Statement: Instead, pursuant to section 23 (a)(2) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, 15 Choices: 1. Section 23 (a)(2) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, 15 will be followed. 2. Not pursuant to section 23 (a)(2) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, 15 3. Pursuant to section 23 (a)(2) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, 15
Output: 1
Statement: ( Without limit .) Choices: 1. With strict limits.  2. Unlimited  3. Unlimited with a few exceptions
Output: 3
Statement: Tuppence, old bean! The two young people greeted each other affectionately, and momentarily blocked the Dover Street Tube exit in doing so. Choices: 1. They have known each other since they were kids and were like family. 2. The Dover Street Tube was so crowded that the two young people didn't get the chance to greet each other. 3. The two young people greeted each other in the Dover Street Tube exit.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it did and we we tried to be fancier or more courses than the other or uh it was a lot of fun you know it something unique you know and then we got into different um themes you know um whether it would be Choices: 1. We tried to get fancy and unique with it. 2. We didn't try to get too fancy with it. 3. We tried to get fancy and unique with our recipes.
Output: 3
Statement: um yeah up here you got to wait till August August till the water warms up well it's not that bad but it's still pretty chilly Choices: 1. It's still a mite chilly, but not too bad.  2. It's better in August when it warms up a little bit.  3. August has the coldest nights!
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that's true  most of them probably wouldn't do something like that although there are a lot of kids who would do it just to get away from their parents Choices: 1. Many kids would probably do that, just to leave their parents' home. 2. Many kids would do that, but the pay would also have to be good. 3. Who would want to do that? Definitely not kids.
Output: 2
Statement: and so you know you could also apply the magazines toward that Choices: 1. You already know exactly how this works, don't you? 2. The magazines could also be used toward that. 3. In this case, the magazines wouldn't count for that.
Output: 1
Statement: If a man does his job and makes no trouble, his past does not matter. Choices: 1. His past can be overlooked in return for good work. 2. If a man does his work and stays out of trouble, then his past is not of any consequence.  3. A man's past matters no matter what. 
Output: 1
Statement: It includes floats decorated in beautiful and inventive floral creations parading through Funchal's streets. Choices: 1. The floats are all paying tribute to their wealthy patrons. 2. Floats can be seen which are decorated beautifully. 3. Funchal's streets are no longer used for parades.
Output: 1
Statement: For individuals, assets accumulated by saving provide a key source of retirement income (see Q1. Choices: 1. People who accumulate assets by saving give themselves a key source of retirement income 2. Assets gained by investing and compounding interest can also be a key source of retirement income 3.  For many, assets accumulated by saving do not provide a key source of retirement income 
Output: 2
Statement: 'I understand this has been a difficult transition for you.' Choices: 1. I'm aware that the transition has been very hard for you. 2. This transition can't be that hard, can it? 3. With all of the controversy surrounding the transition, I was sure it was very difficult on them, and I wanted them to know that, so I let them know that I related with them and was aware of their struggle.
Output: 3
Statement: well they feel invulnerable invulnerable to uh Choices: 1. They feel vulnerable. 2. They feel invulnerable to fire. 3. They feel impervious.
Output: 2
Statement: This is a Roman Catholic guest house, but it is open to everyone. Choices: 1. You have to be Roman Catholic to stay there. 2. You don't have to be Roman Catholic to stay there. 3. You don't have to be Roman Catholic to stay there but there is a daily mass in the common area.
Output: 3
Statement: The Center for Technology in Government is an applied research center devoted to improving government and public services through policy, management, and technology innovation. Choices: 1. The government wants to improve its service delivery. 2. The Center for Technology is a theoretical center. 3. The center is focused on improving government services.
Output: 1
Statement: Sample the taste of ackee cooked with saltfish, Jamaica's national dish, and the smell of hot jerk pork cooked in a pit barbecue. Choices: 1. Jamaica's national dish is ackee cooked with saltfish. 2. Ackee cooked with saltfish is not available for sampling.  3. Hot Jerk Pork is another contender for Jamaica's national dish.
Output: 3
Statement: Afterwards, you may well want to drop in at the The Old Jameson Distillery  in cobbled Bow Street. Choices: 1. The distillery isn't worth a visit. 2. You might want to drop in at the distillery and sample their goods. 3. You might want to drop in at the distillery.
Output: 2
Statement: Finally, she said that SEC is likely to discontinue its contract because the savings, minus the contractor's 30-percent commission, are not sufficient to offset SEC's hidden management and oversight costs and employees have not been enthusiastic about participating in the program. Choices: 1. The management and oversight costs are likely to force SEC to discontinue its contract. 2. SEC's Employees have filed countless complaints regarding the project, considering it a failure. 3. She confirmed that SEC is going to renew its contract, as it is considered to be highly profitable.
Output: 2
Statement: to them and he he spends about an hour doing that and that's that's pretty good quality time with them and um but it's hard for him on Saturdays he he wants Choices: 1. He spends some good time with them, except on Saturdays. 2. He spends three hours doing that with them on Saturdays. 3. He usually wants to go fishing alone on Saturdays.
Output: 3
Statement: During their Directoire, a new wave of executions ' the White (royalist) Terror ' decimated the Jacobins and their supporters. Choices: 1. No executions of Jacobins and their supporters took place. 2. Many of the Jacobins and their supporters were executed. 3. The Jacobins and their supporters were terrified by the wave of executions.
Output: 3
Statement: Santorini (Thira), the next major island north, was heavily influenced by Crete, and the settlements of Thira and Akrotiri thrived at this time. Choices: 1. Thira was an island to the south. 2. Thira was an island to the north. 3. Thira was an island to the north that was about 20 miles away.
Output: 3
Statement: But that would have been uncharacteristic of him. Choices: 1. But that wouldn't be like him at all. 2. If you asked anyone who had ever met him, they would be able to tell you that wouldn't fit with his personality. 3. That seemed like an action he would take.
Output: 2
Statement: For the moment, I reckon you're the boss. Choices: 1. Right now, I am the person who makes the decisions. 2. For now, it seems to me that you are in charge. 3. You can tell me what I should eat and not eat.
Output: 3
Statement: Poste Italiane Postal Rate Commission Choices: 1. It was the commission on Italian Postal Rates. 2. It was the U.S. Postal Service. 3. It was an international organization.
Output: 3
Statement: that's not really good i don't know i guess that's an invasion of privacy i'm not sure that that's an everyday thing though at least not for you know an individual Choices: 1. It sounds like an invasion of privacy to me. 2. I don't think people would be happy having their personal information tempered with. 3. I know that it is an everyday occurrence, but it is not an invasion of privacy.
Output: 2
Statement: Ongoing rate day coverage of traders waiting, guessing, floating rumors, cursing, waiting. Choices: 1. A daily ongoing coverage of traders. 2. A daily ongoing coverage of traders, said the lawyer. 3. A daily ongoing coverage of chefs.
Output: 2
Statement: He's going out of the gate.  Choices: 1. Stealthily, he's sliding through the gate. 2. He's leaving through the gate. 3. He's entering via the gate.
Output: 1
Statement: A final opportunity for offerors in the competitive Choices: 1. Offerors want to test boundaries and see if there are any other opportunities available after this. 2. This presents one last opportunity. 3. The first of many opportunities.
Output: 1
Statement: Although GAO has not had time to thoroughly analyze the strategy yet, we previously suggested that certain key elements be incorporated in the homeland security strategy. Choices: 1. Previously, GAO suggested that the homeland security strategy should include certain key elements. 2. GAO has already conducted a thorough analysis of the strategy. 3. The homeland security strategy has been in the works for over three years now.
Output: 3
Statement: The horns on his head continue a traditional medieval mistranslation of the Hebrew for halo-like rays of light. Choices: 1. The horns on his head are a literal and correct translation of the Hebrew for crown of light. 2. The mistranslation of this piece does not at all affect how it is viewed by the art community. 3. The horns displayed on his head further perpetuate a medieval mistranslation of the Hebrew expression for halo-like light rays.
Output: 2
Statement: But Buchanan deems it a legitimate war of containment that could have been won in half the time ... Choices: 1. Buchanan thought the war of containment could have been won in a quarter of the time. 2. Buchanan claims the war could have been done in half the time it took. 3. The amount of time could have been decreased by using different methods.
Output: 3
Statement: They will eat your children. Choices: 1. The children are all safe. 2. The people are cannibals.  3. The people will roast the children over a fire.
Output: 3
Statement: The wagon train was traveling slow, the wagons riding heavy in the ruts with their burden of northern goods heading south. Choices: 1. The wagon was going really fast north, carrying eastern goods.  2. The burden of northern goods held by the wagons were heading south.  3. Because of the huge storm that started last night, the wagon train was traveling south very slowly.
Output: 3
Statement: Israel was caught off guard but held out on the Syrian front for over a month. Choices: 1. Israel collapsed immediately. 2. Israel was attacked by surprise but had plenty of soldiers waiting to rebut. 3. Israel held out on the Syrian front for over a month.
Output: 2
Statement: um but i had lived in my own little bubble up until that time and and after traveling around the world a few times i realized that things ain't the way they seem Choices: 1. Traveling around the world has changed my perspective. 2. After visiting many places in the world, I realized that things aren't always what they seem. 3. I've never traveled outside the country.
Output: 1
Statement: The two took up their quarters at the inn in Gatehouse. Choices: 1. The two were staying in a room at the Gatehouse Inn. 2. The two were unable to get a room at the Gatehouse Inn. 3. The inn in Gatehouse was quaint, cozy, and had soft beds.
Output: 3
Statement: um in matter of fact in the United States we used to have extended families it wasn't but i guess as we become more industrialized and more you know less in a rural situation Choices: 1. We have more extended families in the US now than ever. 2. More cities grew because it presented more job opportunites for people. 3. As a matter of fact, we used to have extended families in the US, but I think as we became more industrialized, and more in a rural situation...
Output: 2
Statement: There are Legal Services offices in every county except Salem and they handle roughly 50,000 cases a year. Choices: 1. Every county except Salem has Legal Service offices. 2. They don't need an office because they don't have many cases. 3. They handle many cases per year.
Output: 3
Statement: He retreated with Sibley's force back east and fought through the rest of the war on the Southern side. Choices: 1. The war was not fought on the Southern side. 2. Part of the war was fought on the Southern side. 3. Part of the war was fought on the Southern side because they had a bigger chance of defeating their enemies from there.
Output: 3
Statement: Exhibit A-1: Single FGD Exhibit A-2: Three FGD Modules on Six Units Exhibit A-3: Single SCR Exhibit A-4: Seven SCRs Exhibit A-5: Single ACI Exhibit A-6: Two ACIs Exhibit A-7: Single FGD and SCR Exhibit A-8: Single FGD and ACI Exhibit A-9: Single SCR and ACI  Choices: 1. Exhibit A-9 has a single SCR but doesn't mention ACI 2. This is a complete list of all the exhibits. 3. Exhibit A-1 comprises of one FGD Exhibit
Output: 2
Statement: In sensitive areas such as the Adirondacks, for example, the majority of lakes have remained fairly constant in terms of acidification levels, while the most sensitive lakes continue to acidify. Choices: 1. The most sensitive lakes in sensitive areas continue to acidify. 2. The least sensitive lakes remain fairly constant in terms of acidification levels. 3. The most sensitive lakes in sensitive areas have ceased acidifying..
Output: 2
Statement: These activities provided knowledge that the product design was stable at the decision point to start initial manufacturing (exiting the integration phase) as demonstrated by the completion of 90 percent of the engineering drawings. Choices: 1. 20% of engineering drawings were done. 2. 90% of engineering drawings were done. 3. 90% of engineering drawings were done, compared to 70% like before.
Output: 3
Statement: Now if he promised he wouldn't tell on you, he didn't. Choices: 1. He told us everything you did. 2. He didn't give up your secret. 3. We didn't learn about this from him.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't know really what's going to happen Choices: 1. I'm not sure what will happen.  2. I know what will happen.  3. We'll have to see. 
Output: 3
Statement: and i did but then you know i just gradually come back up a few pounds anyway which is no big deal i'm not Choices: 1. I stay the same weight. 2. I have to watch it. 3. I slowly gain.
Output: 2
Statement: The apportioned amount limits the obligations that may be incurred. Choices: 1. Departments generally want to work with higher amount limits. 2. The obligations that may be taken on are limited by the amount that has portioned. 3. There is no way to limit the obligations that a department can incur.
Output: 1
Statement: Nothing to investigate.  Choices: 1. There's too much to investigate, there's no way we'll get it finished in time.  2. There is nothing to investigate, as we've already concluded our investigations on the matter.  3. There is nothing to investigate. 
Output: 2
Statement: Patients with alcohol problems in the emergency department, part 1: improving detection. Choices: 1. Part 1 attempts to improve detection of patients with alcohol problems. 2. Most of the patients found in the emergency department have problems with alcohol. 3. Problems with alcohol is never a factor for those needing emergency care.
Output: 2
Statement: The doctor no longer practiced, had retired, the landlord believed, but he took a few private patients here the good fellow tapped his forehead knowingly "balmy ones!  Choices: 1. The landlord thought that the doctor no longer was in practice. 2. The landlord knew the doctor fairly well. 3. The doctor had come out of retirement and was still practicing, the landlord knew for certain.
Output: 2
Statement: well it's helpful Choices: 1. It's pretty pointless. 2. It's helpful to hear that. 3. It helps me.
Output: 2
Statement: In essence, this plan is to contain the annual performance goals the agency will use to gauge its progress toward accomplishing its strategic goals and identify the performance measures the agency will use to assess its progress. Choices: 1. The agency will just access their performance on their own. 2. The agency has to fill in a performance sheet at the end of every year. 3. The plan will contain the goals for the agency to strive towards.
Output: 2
Statement: um that's something that i'd be very interested in very interested in learning Choices: 1. I don't care about learning more about that. 2. I'm very interested in knowing more about that. 3. I would like to learn more about that, if I can.
Output: 3
Statement: As of June 1996, 68 pilot projects for performance planning and performance reporting were under way in 24 agencies. Choices: 1. There were 68 pilot projects for performance planning and performance reporting under way in 24 agencies as of June 1996. 2. 57 of the 68 pilot projects were continued past June 1999, the rest were cancelled. 3. As of June 1996, there were only 27 pilot projects for performance planning and performance reporting under way in 24 different agencies.
Output: 2
Statement: So that said, the passages that I quote do not reflect a non-academic view of liberty by guys on the street. Choices: 1. The passages that I quote do not correspond to a non-academic naive view of liberty. 2. The passages that I quote correspond to a non-academic naive view of liberty. 3. The passages that I quote do not correspond to a non-academic naive view of liberty, so don't criticize me.
Output: 3
Statement: The judges were reluctant to raise those fees but eventually decided that supporting probono services was important enough and lawyers had a responsibility to contribute to the cause, Harrison said. Choices: 1. The judges couldn't wait to raise the prices as they believed it was a long time coming. 2. The support of probono services outweighed general reluctance to increase fees. 3. The judges were relieved to realize that there were more benefits to supporting probono services.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think it made about three minutes on one of the national news stations or something and and we've been in a state of emergency for over you know for ten or eleven days you know we just got our phone back today uh Choices: 1. It doesn't matter if we don't have power. 2. We've been in an emergency situation for at least ten days and only just got our phone back. 3. There should have been much more national coverage of our emergency because it does not happen that often.
Output: 3
Statement: The double-underlining is intended to alert the reader to the fact that it has been modified or affected by a later statement. Choices: 1. Readers are alerted to modifications through the use of double underlining. 2. There is no meaning behind the double underlining. 3. At least one sentence on each page is double underlined.
Output: 3
Statement: The range of estimates associated with the different technology scenarios highlights the importance of the technology assumptions. Choices: 1. The different technology scenarios had dozens of estimates. 2. The different technology scenarios had one estimate. 3. The different technology scenarios had multiple estimates.
Output: 1
Statement: About one-third of the way through the reliability growth test program, testing was halted because too many failures occurred in components such as the power supply, the high voltage electrical system, and the cooling system. Choices: 1. Many components failed during the reliability testing program. 2. There components failed because system loads were too high. 3. The reliability test program was a fantastic success.
Output: 2
Statement: Halfway down the west side of the green is the massive Georgian Royal College of Surgeons, built in 1806. Choices: 1. In 1950 the massive Georgian Royal College of Surgeons was built. 2. You can see sprawling gardens at the massive Georgian Royal College of Surgeons. 3. The massive Georgian Royal College of Surgeons was built in 1806.
Output: 2
Statement: The graceful lines of the rectangular choir and 16-sided cupola are best viewed from the little cloister that he built on the north side. Choices: 1. From the cloister on the north side, you can see the lines of the rectangular choir and 16-sided cupola. 2. The rectangular choir and 16-sided cupola are worth the view. 3. You are unable to see the cloister from the north side. 
Output: 2
Statement: I almost died. Choices: 1. I was close to losing my life. 2. I almost died in the bloody battle. 3. I was safe the entire time.
Output: 2
Statement: It does, however, explain the similarities and differences among the six kinds of case study and discusses ideas for successfully designing them. Choices: 1. It doesn't really help tell the differences between the various case studies. 2. The six types of case studies are vastly different from one another. 3. It effectively compares and contrasts the six kinds of case studies.
Output: 2
Statement: One day, during a conversation with a certain lady, he accidentally scratched his beloved cell phone. Choices: 1. He wasn't sure if he could fix his phone after he scratched it.  2. While talking to a woman he damaged his cell phone.  3. He was talking to a man when he dropped his phone and broke the battery. 
Output: 1
Statement: Some slope gently and are thronged with people; others are tucked away in coves beneath spectacular cliffs, assuring all the privacy and tranquillity of a desert island. Choices: 1. The beaches were are contaminated with horrible jellyfish that have chased away all the people. 2. The popular beaches in the area are commonly visited by numerous vendors. 3. Some of them are tranquilly hidden beneath amazing cliffs.
Output: 2
Statement: A special combination ticket is available for both Himeji Castle and nearby Koko-en, a superb landscaped garden built in 1992 by a Kyoto-based master gardener on the site of a former samurai residence. Choices: 1. Himeji Castle spans over twenty thousand acres and consists of fourteen residencies.  2. Koko-en, an amazing garden, was build in 1992 by a gardener based in Kyoto. 3. Tickets to the Himeji Castle and the Koko-en garden are only sold separately. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that's easy to do it's very easy to do and it's i don't it do you find it easier to i mean do with a budget do you feel like you're you do i mean i know you said you have better control but Choices: 1. That is impossible to do well regardless of the budget. 2. If you have a very small budget, it makes it difficult. 3. I find that very easy but the budget has an impact on it.
Output: 2
Statement: A certain unemployed mathematician from Afroasia worked out the Ligadul's Law, based on which, and after considering a maximum number of variation, one could calculate the so-called near future (counted in days, or at the very most in weeks, from the date of calculation). Choices: 1. Nobody has worked out The Ligadul's Law yet, it remains one of the biggest mysteries of our universe. 2. The Ligadul's Law, based on which, and after considering a maximum number of variation, one could calculate the so-called near future (counted in days, or at the very most in weeks, from the date of calculation),was calculated by a certain unemployed mathematician from Afroasia worked out 3. The Ligadul's Law is a very impressive and useful piece of calculation, that will prove itself to be useful many more times in the future.
Output: 3
Statement: and my my uh taxes are a hundred and thirty five Choices: 1. My taxes are $300. 2. My taxes are $135. 3. My taxes are $135 a month.
Output: 3
Statement: Using federal home loan data, The Post reported last year that black homeowners in Denver were 31/2 times as likely as white homeowners to borrow from subprime lenders, and Hispanics 21/2 times as likely. Choices: 1. There was a correlation between Hispanic homeowners borrowing subprime and the shade of their skin. 2. The Post used federal home loan data to report that black Denver homeowners were 3.5 times less likely than white homeowners to borrow from subprime lenders. 3. The Post used federal home loan data to report that black Denver homeowners were 3.5 times as likely as white homeowners to borrow from subprime lenders.
Output: 1
Statement: but when i moved to California and all of a sudden i had this uh surfeit of public television Choices: 1. I moved to California and found that they didn't have public tv there.  2. I moved to California for work and found out that they have many more public tv channels than they do in Wyoming.  3. I relocated to California and found myself with a surplus of public tv. 
Output: 2
Statement: Viewed simply, four specific discounts are now being offered. Choices: 1. The discounts range from two percent to twelve percent. 2. There are now several different discounts being offered. 3. There is only one discount that can be offered.
Output: 1
Statement: To the southwest of Kyoto Station is Toji, one of Kyoto's oldest temples, whose massive pagoda is the largest in Japan. Choices: 1. Kyoto Station has a lot of temples. 2. One of the oldest temples of Kyoto Station is just southwest, and has the largest pagoda in Japan. 3. The pagoda of Toji is one of Japan's smallest.
Output: 1
Statement: no i said i've never been married i'm only i'm only twenty six so Choices: 1. I will marry in my mid to late thirties. 2. I have been married and divorced two times. 3. I feel I'm too young to be married.
Output: 1
Statement: Mary Cavendish could certainly not rest under suspicion.  Choices: 1. Of course, Mary Cavendish had had nothing to do with it. 2. Mary Cavendish was quite skittish about being suspected. 3. Despite the accusations against her, Mary Cavendish was totally at ease knowing that she was innocent.
Output: 1
Statement: There are several large hotel complexes here, and the town is a popular destination for cruise companies, with several ships calling at the port each week. Choices: 1. A cruise ship visits the town once a month, dropping off passengers for a brief walk, before departing again. 2. Multiple cruise ships call to the town each week, bringing passengers to the large hotels there. 3. The town's only distinguishing features are its hotels.
Output: 3
Statement: IDPA has an Office of Inspector General (OIG) that helps enforce policies and investigates misconduct in the Medicaid, Food Stamp, and welfare programs administered by IDPA and IDHS. Choices: 1. The OIG maintains a special office just for handling Medicaid investigations. 2. Food Stamp misconduct investigations are conducted by the OIG. 3. Meicaid misconduct is investigated exclusively by the FBI.
Output: 1
Statement: This was the 10 th study since 1975--and all studies showed similar problems. Choices: 1. The results of the 9th study were vastly different from the rest. 2. The second study was conducted 5 years after the first study. 3. All of the 10 studies since 1975, identified similar issues.
Output: 2
Statement: Well, how does he set about it?  Choices: 1. I need to know what he does. 2. He does not do it. 3. How does he go about it?
Output: 1
Statement: An article refutes the accepted wisdom that Klaus Fuchs and David Greenglass leaked the first atomic secrets to the Soviets. Choices: 1. Greenglass and Fuchs were not responsible for secrets being divulged to the Soviets. 2. There were secrets leaked to the Soviets. 3. The article proves that they were responsible for telling secrets.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that's right that's right because Choices: 1. That is correct. 2. That is correct, because your reasons explain the outcome. 3. That is incorrect,
Output: 2
Statement: yeah because Dallas is a pretty big area we got i don't know a million people or a million and a half people or something Choices: 1. Dallas is a small town without many people. 2. Most of the population of Dallas lives in the city proper. 3. There are around 1.5 million people in the Dallas area.
Output: 2
Statement: 4 million budget as head of Bergen County Legal Services, will become deputy director of the tri- county office. Choices: 1. The budget of the tri-county office is nearly twice as large as that of the Bergen County service. 2. The tri-county office will have a new deputy director. 3. Because the budget has been wiped out, she has been sacked from her position at the tri-county office.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh um and when you turn it over you'll see that very same pattern uh it will be fainter of course but it will be that same way and the machine made ones they don't they don't look like that Choices: 1. The machine-made and handmade items have different appearances. 2. The machine made ones have a distinct pattern on them. 3. It's hard to tell if it was handmade if the craftsman is good.
Output: 3