niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: San'doro stabbed them deep, twisted, and then pulled apart in opposite directions. Choices: 1. San'doro missed his strike, and barely dodged the enemy's counter. 2. San'doro stabbed them deep, and lingered for a moment, savoring the kill, before pulling his blades free. 3. San'doro stabbed them deep, moved them, and then pulled them free in opposite directions.
Output: 2
Statement: Self-contained villas with fully equipped kitchens staffed with cook/housekeeper. Choices: 1. The villas are self-contained with kitchens and even hired help. 2. The villas are self-contained. 3. The villas have no kitchens or extra services.
Output: 1
Statement: It's this way, he said, "so far, we've only seen the case from the outside.  Choices: 1. "So far, we've only seen the case from the outside,"  he said. 2. He said, "so far we have not seen the case from the outside." 3. "So far, we've only seen the case from the outside." he said with a sense of conviction.
Output: 3
Statement: The Court of Appeals considered whether the language restricting LSC attorneys could be severed from the statute so that the remaining portions would remain operative. Choices: 1. The court of appeals doesn't exsist. 2. The court of appeals appeals rulings. 3. This court can appeal the president's travel ban.
Output: 3
Statement: Guess the old man is a little addled. Choices: 1. The old man is probably a little addled. 2. The old man is probably a little addled because he spaces out a lot. 3. The old man is dead.
Output: 2
Statement: To make such a trip you will need either a Chinese visa or a special group-tour permit for Tibet. Choices: 1. You will not need any documentation of any kind to make such a trip.  2. A special group-tour permit from Tibet may be used in lieu of a visa from China.  3. The Chinese visa is much harder to attain than the special group-tour permit. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that's something i've it's interesting to me people who watch people who are that know how to paint i just felt like that's something i've never been very good at or very good at drawing or anything Choices: 1. I'm an expert painter. 2. I'm not very good with artistry. 3. I've tried several drawing classes, but can't seem to improve.
Output: 3
Statement: Unfortunately, this leaves Ginsburg trying to explain that if granted immunity Lewinsky will testify one way, and if indicted she'll stand by her deposition. Choices: 1. The defendant wanted them to speak. 2. The man was not able to prevent the woman from giving her testimony.  3. The man would have to give reasons for the woman not to testify.
Output: 1
Statement: What'd you see?  Choices: 1. He saw something beautiful. 2. He saw something. 3. He did not see anything.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, on residential routes (which account for 94 percent of all possible city deliveries), businesses account for five percent of possible deliveries. Choices: 1. Businesses account for five percent of deliveries on residential routes. 2. Residential routes do not contain any deliveries to businesses. 3. Businesses are a small percentage of overall deliveries.
Output: 3
Statement: The two were finely balanced. Choices: 1. The two were vastly unequal. 2. The two were small children on a see-saw. 3. Without one, the other would fall.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah well he likes those crane games you know where you try to win a toy Choices: 1. He likes those crane games in where you try to win a toy, he won a teddy bear last week 2. He hates games 3. He likes those crane games
Output: 1
Statement: The agency also is in danger of losing $470,000 over the next 18 months from the Violence Against Women Act, but is appealing that decision, Mathews said. Choices: 1. The agency hopes to earn nearly half a million dollars from the Violence Against Women Act.  2. The Violence Against Women Act was passed in 1999.  3. Mathews said that the agency is appealing the decision regarding the loss of $470,000 from the Violence Against Women Act.
Output: 2
Statement: Shall I tell you how it will be?  Choices: 1. You'll be terrified if I tell you how it's gonna be. 2. So should I inform you of the way it's going to be? 3. Just wait until they tell you, I'm too tired to do it.
Output: 1
Statement: But he is more than ordinarily unresponsive. Choices: 1. The person did not respond. 2. The man was enthusiastic.  3. People were waiting for their response. 
Output: 3
Statement: she got married i don't know did you ever know Gary Choices: 1. She was never married. 2. She was married. 3. She got married in June.
Output: 3
Statement: To incurable bluenoses, gambling is an infuriating scam. Choices: 1. People who lose at gambling tables think it is a scam. 2. Gambling makes some people angry. 3. Bluenoses can be cured with a healthy diet.
Output: 1
Statement: A real liar wouldn't tell you that he's a liar as Wolff does, would he? Choices: 1. Wolff says he is truthful. 2. Wolff admits he is a liar. 3. Wolff admits he lied about his occupation.
Output: 3
Statement: that's that's been my impression yeah it's it's not they're not withholding information they just don't have that information they they haven't the foggiest idea Choices: 1. They are a transparent organization and respect their customers. 2. They are keeping all the information to themselves. 3. They're not keeping information to themselves.
Output: 1
Statement: Exhibit 17 Key Sensitivity Analyses for the Clear Skies Act in 2010A Choices: 1. Exhibit 17 has so many aspects.  2. Exhibit 17 holds no aspects regarding clear skies.  3. Exhibit 17 contains key sensitive analyses for the clear skies act.
Output: 1
Statement: It will be a lightning rod for controversy, he predicted.  Choices: 1. He predicted that it would spark controversy greatly.  2. He predicted that the controversy would die down within a few weeks.  3. He predicted that it wouldn't cause any controversy. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh yes i didn't get a chance to see that Choices: 1. I did not get an opportunity to see that. 2. I really wish I had seen that last time it was here. 3. I have seen that plenty of times already.
Output: 2
Statement: yep i'm ready for a new car myself but i've had this car for eleven years and it's given me such little trouble that i i i don't think i could get an adequate replacement that would uh cause me to let huh Choices: 1. It will be better in the long run for me to keep this car. 2. It's time for me to replace this old, broken down car. 3. I don't think any new car could replace the one I have now.
Output: 1
Statement: It turns out, however, that to social psychologists there is nothing at all surprising about this antagonism. Choices: 1. Social psychologists were shocked about the antagonism. 2. Social psychologists are not surprised by the antagonism. 3. Social psychologists have always understood the antagonism.
Output: 3
Statement: She did so. Choices: 1. She agreed and did that. 2. She didn't do that. 3. She did that.
Output: 1
Statement: Executive Office of the President, Council of Economic Advisors. Choices: 1. The Executive Office of the President has a Council of Economic Advisers. 2. Economic advice is highly values by the President. 3. The Executive Office of the President contains no economic advisers.
Output: 2
Statement: Presently Mrs. Inglethorp turned to give some instructions about letters to Evelyn Howard, and her husband addressed me in his painstaking voice: "Is soldiering your regular profession, Mr. Hastings?" Choices: 1. Mrs. Inglethorp wasn't married. 2. Mrs. Inghethorp's husband had interested in knowing if I soldiered regularly. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp's husband helped her give instructions to Evelyn.
Output: 1
Statement: Only the courtyard and its huge portal survived; the rest was rebuilt. Choices: 1. The structure is still the original build 2. The rest of the building was damaged in a fire 3. The courtyard and its portal are the only parts of the structure not to have been rebuilt
Output: 2
Statement: Research Priorities for Airborne Particulate  Immediate Priorities and a Long-Range Research Portfolio. Choices: 1. There are immediate priorities and a long-range research portfolio. 2. The priorities are very high in importance. 3. There are no such things as research priorities for Airborne Particulate.
Output: 2
Statement: Australia's floating dollar has apparently allowed the island continent to sail almost unscathed through the Asian crisis. Choices: 1. Australia has a dollar that is heavily tied to Asia. 2. Australia has a floating dollar that keeps its value really well. 3. Australia has a floating dollar that has made them impervious to the problem in Asia.
Output: 2
Statement: Kristol opines that it's worth being a little bit outraged by Clinton's cynical tactics, but Paul Gigot ( NewsHour ) and Shields stress that the public does not share his outrage. Choices: 1. Clinton's use of political ads contributes to his outrage. 2. Kristol is not offended by Clinton's tactics. 3. Kristol is outraged by Clinton's tactics.
Output: 1
Statement: For most of this century, U.S. corporations featured rubber-stamp boards of directors handpicked by management and uninterested in rocking the boat. Choices: 1. Corporate disinterest in doing anything that rocks the boat has lead to a stagnation of growth. 2. For most of this century American corporations have been unconventional and thought outside of the norms when choosing board members. 3. For most of the century corporations in the United States have picked members of their board of directors that play it safe and maintain the status quo.
Output: 1
Statement: It also takes a commitment by all of the state's lawyers to make sure that every individual can have their day in court. Choices: 1. Everyone can have their day in court without commitment from lawyers. 2. Lawyers must commit time and money to permit everyone access to courts. 3. Ensuring access to the legal system requires a commitment from lawyers.
Output: 2
Statement: we didn't even know where the Mason Dixon Line was and besides you know if corn didn't grow there it didn't matter Choices: 1. We didn't know the exact location fo the Mason Dixon Line and we started looking for it in the map. 2. We knew exactly where the Mason Dixon Line was. 3. We didn't even know the location of the Mason Dixon Line.
Output: 1
Statement:  If you do not agree to abide by all the terms of this agreement, you must cease using and return or destroy all copies of Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works in your possession. Choices: 1. If you will not act in accordance with this agreement, you must stop using all the Project Gutenburg materials that you currently have. 2. You may continue to possess and use copies of Project Gutenburg electronic materials, even if you don't abide by the terms of this agreement. 3. If you do not agree to refrain from selling copies of this work, you must stop using any Project Gutenburg materials you have.
Output: 3
Statement: Several times during the next 40 years they attempted to restore the Stuart dynasty to the British throne, though by this time the crown had passed to the German House of Hanover. Choices: 1. The Stuart Dynasty was really hell-bent on getting the throne back on their grips.  2. The Stuart Dynasty tried to win back the throne approximately 150 times.  3. The throne was kept safe to the English and was never passed on to other countries' rule. 
Output: 2
Statement: Smaller towns tend to be much quieter. Choices: 1. Smaller towns tend to be much noisier. 2. There tends to be a lower rate of crime in smaller towns. 3. It's much quieter on average in smaller towns.
Output: 2
Statement: For a different vision of Old China, spend a few quiet moments in the classic Lou Lim Ieoc Garden. Choices: 1. The Lou Lim Ieoc Garden contains very old buildings. 2. The Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is full of wild dinosaurs. 3. The Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is reminiscent of Old China.
Output: 1
Statement:  Still the Secret Service wears a frown. Choices: 1. The Secret Service still isn't smiling.  2. The Secret Service is smiling.  3. The Secret Service is still upset that they were unable to protect the president from the threat. 
Output: 3
Statement: Nobunaga was assassinated by one of his own generals in 1582, and Hideyoshi, who had started out as a simple infantryman, succeeded him. Choices: 1. Nobunaga was poisoned by his generals and succeeded by Hideyoshi. 2. Nobunaga was assassinated in 1582 and succeeded by Hideyoshi, who was once an infantryman. 3. Nobunaga lived a long fruitful life and died of old age after commanding Japanese armies his entire life.
Output: 1
Statement: I shall go for that fellow Japp, when I next see him!" Choices: 1. The speaker will not go after that fellow. 2. The narrator will go for him when he sees him next. 3. The speaker is a Jap as well
Output: 3
Statement: Judy Woodruff had a compromise. Choices: 1. Judy Woodruff compromised on what questions she would ask. 2. Judy Woodruff refused to compromise.  3. Judy Woodruff met him in the middle.
Output: 1
Statement: Yet he was sure Ser Perth was serious; there was no humor on the face of the prissy thin-mustached man before him. Choices: 1. Ser Perth was hiding his true nature. 2. Ser Perth appeared serious. 3. Ser Perth was clean shaven.
Output: 1
Statement: so you know it's his word against mine Choices: 1. My word is being countered with his. 2. His word might be wrong. 3. He hasn't said anything about this!
Output: 2
Statement: He saw the hurt in the man's eyes but he had to talk to the Swords alone. Choices: 1. He took the man with him to attack the Swords. 2. He knew the man was upset but it was for his own good. 3. He had to speak with them privately.
Output: 2
Statement: The film sold $28. Choices: 1. The film made $28. 2. The film made $249 3. The film made $28 on opening weekend.
Output: 3
Statement: --Faithfully, Choices: 1. the end. 2. In closing 3. Truthfully
Output: 2
Statement: David Talbot has had inspiring things to say about journalists and the truth. Choices: 1. David Talbot says nothing on the position of journalism. 2. David Talbot has said inspiring things about journalists. 3. David Talbot has been a public speaker for twenty years.
Output: 3
Statement: Good cause existed for dispensing with the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking procedures of the Administrative Procedure Act and has issued the rule as an interim final rule with a request for comments by April 14, 1997. Choices: 1. The Act allowed for better rulemaking in the state. 2. The Act was the cause of the final rule. 3. The final rule came into effect in 1998.
Output: 1
Statement: Tradesmen and soldiers walked with the urgency of desire or the slow ease of satisfaction. Choices: 1. They were moving at a fast pace. 2. They needed to reach their destination on time. 3. They did not care what time they arrived and took their time. 
Output: 2
Statement: in an attempt to regain some of their vanished fame, was on his way to becoming a has-been himself. Choices: 1. He would be greatly known forever. 2. His fame had vanished and he was becoming a has-been. 3. He had taken on another job in hopes of keeping his fame from completely disappearing.
Output: 3
Statement: During the Kennedy era, the Secret Service employed fewer than 500 people and had an annual budget of about $4 million. Choices: 1. During the Kennedy era the Secret Service had an annual budget of about $4 million.  2. During the Kennedy era, there was a much stricter screening process for Secret Service agents.  3. During the Kennedy era the Secret Service employed over 1,000 people. 
Output: 2
Statement: Asahi Shimbun added that if Japan had tried to resolve these problems a little at a time, those who felt themselves victimized by Japan might have felt at least somewhat mollified; but that with the passing of time while we do nothing, however, discontent and ill will can coalesce into bitter enmity. Choices: 1. Japan supported the people by reducing taxes to appease their concerns.  2. Japan refused to acknowledge the concerns of the people. 3. Japan could have appeased the people who felt disadvantaged over time. 
Output: 2
Statement: well that's good though Choices: 1. That is just terrible. 2. That is not half bad. 3. However, that is not bad.
Output: 2
Statement: but is i mean is that any different than uh the way it is in even our country i mean uh back in the fifties and forties the blacks didn't like the whites the whites didn't like the blacks but we're getting to the point where we get along pretty good i mean isn't it logical that just any of the that you can solve differences like that Choices: 1. Racism is much worse nowadays than it was in the fifties. 2. Racism was endemic in the forties but nowadays race relations have improved immensely. 3. Racism from whites towards blacks was much more impactful than the reverse.
Output: 3
Statement: This fortress of whitewashed stone, squat as a bunker, sheltered townsfolk at times when pirate raids threatened. Choices: 1. Pirates used to raid the town every month. 2. People used to shelter at a fortress of whitewashed stone. 3. There were never any pirate raids at the town.
Output: 1
Statement: How they had grown. Choices: 1. They were more grown now than before.  2. The children had grown up so fast.  3. The did not grow at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: The man with the iron jaw carried a large knobbed war club. Choices: 1. The man held a war club.  2. The man planned to use the war club to attack.  3. The war club was small and plain. 
Output: 2
Statement: Their only son, prince Don Juan, died here at the age of 19, and his tomb lies in the monastery. Choices: 1. Prince Don Juan lived into his forties. 2. Prince Don Juan died at the age of 19. 3. Don Juan was the only son, but he did have a sister.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh i guess the hardwoods are probably the biggest thing we have are our hard maple and hard oak and and the the evergreens Choices: 1. We have a lot of green trees and plants. 2. We also have a green, hard grassland. 3. We don't have any types of green plants.
Output: 2
Statement: At the Yale Law School Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic, she codirected a litigation effort on behalf of Haitian refugees in federal challenge to the United States interdiction program, which included testifying before the U.S. Choices: 1. Testifying for the US is crucial for determining a group's validity.  2. She is the sole director of the interdiction program. 3. Hatian Refugees have her direction and representation. 
Output: 1
Statement: Several of the security managers expressed an interest in developing better measurement capabilities so that they could more precisely measure the ultimate benefits and drawbacks of security-related policies and controls--that is, the positive and negative affects of information security on business operations. Choices: 1. Some security managers were interested in better measurement capabilities.   2. There are no better measurement capabilities at all.   3. Some security managers so no point to developing better measurement capabilities.  
Output: 3
Statement: but you you got the the three fifty in the van Choices: 1. You have the 350 in the van, am I right? 2. I know you don't have the 350 in the van, you left them at home. 3. Do you have the $350 in the van to pay the repairman, right?
Output: 3
Statement: yeah of course you would Choices: 1. You definitely wouldn't do it. 2. You certainly would. 3. You certainly would do anything necessary to keep your pet heathy.
Output: 3
Statement: Agencies used various mechanisms to develop strategic plans, gather feedback from internal stakeholders for identifying gaps in existing strategic plans, and obtain employee input and feedback. Choices: 1. Strategic plans are developed by agencies through a number of methods. 2. Agencies typically stick to a couple of set approaches when developing its strategies. 3. Agencies feel that feedback from internal stakeholders and employees is often more accurate than what could be found from other sources.
Output: 3
Statement: The listed documents are also available through either the Government Printing Office or the National Technical Information Service, for more information call (202) 783-3238 or (703) 487-4650, respectively. Choices: 1. You can also find the listed documents from the Government Printing Office. 2. In addition to the Government Printing Office and the National Technical Information Service, you can also find the documents at the local library. 3. You cannot find the listed documents anywhere else.
Output: 2
Statement: um fair i don't know the Phillies are so uh unpredictable Choices: 1. You don't know what the Phillies will do, so you gotta wait and watch. 2. The Phillies are unpredictable. 3. The Phillies are horse meat.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well when they went to the started with the newer engines you know when they started putting all that pollution control stuff on the older engines is where they started getting into so much you know trouble because the three fifty with all the you know like well actually i guess here within a couple of years ago anyway was the last i've paid any attention to it the three O five was that that V eight that they put in the the three quarter and and half ton van and it had all the air pump and uh Choices: 1. Older engines had more problems with creating pollution. 2. I still pay attention to the 305 and the V8 rules. 3. Older engines created more pollution because they were primarily diesel.
Output: 3
Statement: who's their quarterback Choices: 1. Who is the quarterback on that team? 2. Who is the wide receiver on that team? 3. That team has the best quarterback, what was his name again?
Output: 3
Statement: i don't know i guess they're getting paid for it one way or another and and i would imagine although i don't know maybe there still are private practices there i don't know Choices: 1. There are definitely private practices there, I'm positive. 2. I don't know, maybe there are private practices there. 3. There might be private practices there, I don't know, but I'll look into it.
Output: 3
Statement: By the time the affirmative action question got to the sixth candidate, Keyes, it was being completely rewritten. Choices: 1. Keyes is the sixth candidate. 2. Keyes was the forth candidate. 3. Keyes if forty-five years old
Output: 3
Statement: It stands  I am engaged to be married next year to a wonderful young man. Choices: 1. I am engaged to Donald J Trump. 2. I'm going to marry a man next year. 3. Since my divorce, I haven't even attempted to remarry.
Output: 1
Statement: Such data include narratives of events written by participant observers, accounts of what the participants understood about an event, reports of what was said at a meeting or an interview, observational records of how an event took place, and statements of impressions about what was going on, why it was happening, and how people felt about it, themselves, or each other. Choices: 1. The data was made up of objective facts so it would not be influenced by mass opinion subject to influence by ulterior motive and gossip of other people as that would be unfair to the target of study in the case.  2. Data may be narratives of events as experienced by observers including any details, spoken memory of what was said and their overall impression and personal feelings.  3. The data on the Child Protective Services Report gathered information from all family members involved to determine safety in the home by interviewing them about narratives of events as experienced by family members including any details, spoken memory of what was said and overall impression and personal feelings. 
Output: 3
Statement: Said to be the oldest dwelling house in the city, it dates from 1490. Choices: 1. Everyone knows other houses in the city are older than this one. 2. This house, which dates from 1490, is reportedly the oldest one in the city. 3. This house has been owned by the same family since it was built.
Output: 3
Statement: For the third and fourth quintiles, Social Security still serves as the most important source of retirement income. Choices: 1. The third and fourth quintiles have no connection to social security when it comes to their sources of retirement income.  2. The other quintiles do not rely on social security has much as the third and fourth quintiles do in retirement income.  3. Social security is still the most important source of retirement income for the 3rd and 4th quintiles. 
Output: 2
Statement: In the present case, the employer entity acquires the services of the employees itself, but another entity pays part of their cost.) Choices: 1. In the current case, the employer does not pay the full cost of the employees' services. 2. In the current case, the employer pays the full cost of the employees' services. 3. In the present case, the employer pays 70 percent of the cost of the employees' services.
Output: 3
Statement: Figure 2: Knowledge-based Process for Applying Best Practices to the Development of New Products Choices: 1. The best practices to develop products is ensured  2. No knowledge is put into applying the best practices  3. Knowledge based process of applying best practices to develop products 
Output: 1
Statement: but uh that that's not real life to me so Choices: 1. I like to live my life. 2. For me, that's not real. 3. I find it to be real.
Output: 1
Statement: In Roman times, some 7,000 spectators would gather here to watch a circus, Greek tragedy, Latin comedy, or lottery draw. Choices: 1. This was a popular place to view performances in Roman times. 2. The circuses drew more people than Greek tragedies. 3. The arenas only held about 800 people.
Output: 2
Statement: During a career that spanned the 18th century, Salzillo produced large processional figures still carried in Holy Week celebrations, and small, intimate carvings, some of them on a miniature scale. Choices: 1. Salzillo made figurines for Holy Week celebrations. 2. Salzillo made figurines for birthday celebrations. 3. Salzillo is a well-known sculptor.
Output: 3
Statement: Take the N-332 from Alicante and drive through Campello to the fishing port of Villajoyosa. Choices: 1. Travel south from Alicante to reach Villajoyosa. 2. Villajoyosa is a fishing port. 3. You may purchase fresh fish on the pier of Villajoyosa.
Output: 3
Statement: His nine pictures, completed between 1502 and 1508, cover the walls of the ground-floor chapel. Choices: 1. All of the paintings together make up a unique mosaic. 2. He only painted his works before 1500. 3. He painted a series of pictures over a period of six years.
Output: 1
Statement: Both the NYT and WP run follow-on stories to last week's revelation that the government's drug office had a program of financial incentives for networks incorporating anti-drug themes into their shows. Choices: 1. The government's drug office which is speculated to offer incentives to get networks to show more anti drug ads, will be televised. 2. The networks decided to run campaigns on how to use drugs.  3. The networks decided not to take the incentives from the government. 
Output: 3
Statement: Adrin ducked underneath, spun, and the two men grappled again. Choices: 1. Adrin jumped over top the man and started grappling him. 2. Adrin and another man grappled each other. 3. Adrin was fighting a warrior from the south.
Output: 3
Statement: well uh i don't have any strong convictions about it that's for sure um i know i haven't done any Peace Corps service and i don't know anybody in my immediate family that has or you know has ever even thought about it do you know uh do you know anybody that's been it Choices: 1. I don't have strong feelings about the Peace Corps, so I don't have a helpful answer. 2. I don't have strong feelings about the Peace Corps. 3. I have strong feelings about the Peace Corps.
Output: 1
Statement: and so um but he said no he was going to plant in the earth you know like he always has because he's always had a garden out in the country Choices: 1. He said he was going to plant things 2. He said he wasn't planting anything. 3. He said he would plant a lot of things by the fence.
Output: 3
Statement: The proposed revisions fall into three  GAGAS framework, consistent application of the standards where applicable to the various types of audits, and strengthening or streamlining the standards. Choices: 1. The regulations are going to be revised next week. 2. The revisions will not happen. 3. The regulations may be revised.
Output: 1
Statement: you know i love you and let's go out and do things together when i don't feel like it you know Choices: 1. Let's spend time together when you get off work. 2. Let's spend time together. 3. I want to be alone.
Output: 1
Statement: Was it her idea that she be placed on leave and sent home to work? Choices: 1. Someone had the idea that she be placed on leave and sent home to work. 2. Was it her idea to stay and work overtime? 3. It was her idea to be placed on leave and sent home to work.
Output: 3
Statement: It was a gamble. Choices: 1. It was up to chance. 2. It is a guaranteed shot. 3. It would be up to fate, were it not for my ploy.
Output: 3
Statement:   MAGIC results show the distribution of lakes and streams (by percentage) over the three ANC classes Choices: 1. MAGIC helps people decide where to go fishing and where to build. 2. MAGIC shows people how to pull a rabbit out of a hat. 3. MAGIC shows the distribution of lakes and streams.
Output: 1
Statement: i i i do it on my own schedule Choices: 1. I do not like using the club's schedule. 2. I just use the club's schedule for that. 3. I have my own schedule for that.
Output: 1
Statement: Until gas costs more, consumers won't pay the premium for enviro-friendly vehicles. Choices: 1. Consumers will drive SUVs unless gas prices go up.   2. Consumers will buy economy cars even if the gas price is low.   3. Consumers will not pay extra for economy cars unless gas prices go up.  
Output: 1
Statement: Clinton, continues Gigot, has come to regard himself as a latter-day Jean Valjean, a decent man hounded by inexplicably cruel enemies. Choices: 1. Clinton, at least according to Gigot, views himself as a the polar opposite of Jean Valjean.  2. Gigot has a habit for likening political figures to literary characters. 3. According to Gigot, Clinton likens himself to a latter-day Jean Valjean.
Output: 2
Statement: My name is Benjamin Franklin. Choices: 1. He is named after the original Benjamin Franklin. 2. He is named Benjamin Franklin. 3. His name was George Washington.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah so i felt real good about that but uh boy i tell you with summer coming up i'm just pulling my hair out in terms of what i'm going to do i i guess i went back to work about a year and a half ago Choices: 1. I have no idea what I am going to do this summer. 2. I'm worried about what I'm going to do this summer. 3. I've already planned my summer.
Output: 1
Statement: She said that such collaboration has contributed to the success of domestic violence screening across the country. Choices: 1. Domestic violence screening has also led to more arrests of abusers throughout the country. 2. Domestic violence screening has become more successful nation-wide as a result of proper collaboration. 3. Collaborations of this nature haven't helped much in the area of domestic violence screening.
Output: 1
Statement: The Democratic senator opposed the Gulf War because Saddam Hussein is no Hitler, and the control of Kuwaiti oil was not a cause worth dying for. Choices: 1. The Senator from Vermont did not think the Gulf War was something that we should have died over.  2. The Republican senator did not support the Gulf War because he didn't think Kuwait Oil was worth dying over.  3. The senator was a Democrat who did not support the Gulf War. 
Output: 1
Statement: Newt Gingrich is back . On the heels of his widely acclaimed trip to China, the House speaker has delivered high-profile speeches bashing Clinton, Yasser Arafat, taxes, unions, the IRS, and government-funded art. Choices: 1. Newt Gingrich has also publicly criticized the tax rates. 2. Newt Gingrich agrees with Clinton concerning every policy. 3. Newt Gingrich has delivered widely publicized speeches bashing Clinton.
Output: 1
Statement: Today an obelisk in Ibiza's port honours the daring Corsairs. Choices: 1. The obelisk in Ibiza's port will continue to honor the Corsairs for centuries. 2. Ibiza's port has an obelisk that honors the Corsairs. 3. The daring Corsairs will never be honored in Ibiza.
Output: 1
Statement: Moreover, the obits also recorded lots of violent and accidental deaths. Choices: 1. Many people die from accidents. 2. Deaths of people are published in obituaries. 3. Many obituaries are for people who have not died yet.
Output: 1
Statement: That, and appearing with Chevy Chase. Choices: 1. The Chevy Chase is hiding. 2. Chevy Chase is appearing. 3. Chevy Chase is the brand new car.
Output: 3
Statement: at this site, where you should click unfURLed . Choices: 1. There is nowhere to click on the site. 2. At this page where you should select unfurled. 3. The page contain a link to click to go to the unfurled.
Output: 3
Statement: Total steel requirements for retrofitting a typical 500 mega Watt, electric (MWe) FGD system are in the range of 1000 to 1125 tons of steel, or between 2.0 and 2.25 tons of steel per MWe. Choices: 1. Total steel requirements for retrofitting a typical 500 mega Watt range between 1.0 and 2.25 tons of steel per MWe. 2. Total steel requirements for retrofitting a typical 500 mega Watt range between 2.0 and 2.25 tons of steel per MWe. 3. Total steel requirements for retrofitting a typical 500 mega Watt are big cause it has a scary name
Output: 3
Statement: gosh all these years i've been thinking they were fakes maybe they're real Choices: 1. Over the years I thought they were the real deal, but what if they aren't? 2. I used to think they were fake but now I'm not sure. 3. If they're real then that's great.
Output: 3
Statement: We cannot lose sight of the fact that in a risk-taking environment businesses do fail. Choices: 1. We forgot that risks in business succeed  2. Risks in business are bad  3. We can't forget that risk taking businesses do fail 
Output: 2
Statement: From pedal boats and canoes to windsurfing and jetskiing, the choice is yours. Choices: 1. There is only one type of boat available. 2. Pedal boats are the most popular type of boat one can use. 3. Windsurfing is an activity in which one can participate.
Output: 2
Statement: Its famous bullet trains zip through the country at up to 300 km (186 miles) per hour. Choices: 1. Its bullet train is famous, and can reach speeds of up to 300 km per hour. 2. The bullet train can cover a distance of 300 km in one hour. 3. Its famous bullet train cannot exceed 186 km per hour.
Output: 2
Statement: A series of consumer market studies was conducted. Choices: 1. They didn't bother doing any studies. 2. Studies were done to check out how well the product was selling. 3. There was a bunch of consumer market studies done.
Output: 2
Statement: This can make it difficult to standardize interventions. Choices: 1. It is not difficult to standardize interventions. 2. Interventions can be standardized. 3. It will be difficult to standardize interventions.
Output: 2
Statement: Noncash transfers such as food stamps or health care benefits are not reflected. Choices: 1. Food stamps, health care benefits, and similar noncash transfers are not reflected. 2. Food stamps and health care benefits are reflected. 3. 20% of the USA's population receives food stamps.
Output: 3
Statement: which probably didn't make much difference Choices: 1. We had expected it to make more of a difference. 2. It made a real big difference. 3. It probably didn't change much.
Output: 1
Statement: Her application had been rejected three times. Choices: 1. She was rejected a few times already. 2. She was only rejected once. 3. Nevertheless, she persisted.
Output: 3
Statement: no i could smell an accent a mile away Choices: 1. I grew up in the Bronx. 2. I'm pretty good at identifying accents. 3. I can't pick up on accidents worth a darn.
Output: 1
Statement: My word, he cried, "you're the goods!  Choices: 1. With a yell, he said that they are the real article. 2. They had given him an alibi that would save him from prison. 3. He muttered below his breath that they were lying.
Output: 2
Statement: It's an important part of what a lawyer in private practice should be doing. Choices: 1. Lawyers in private practice must only do this. 2. Lawyers in private practice needn't worry about this. 3. It's a key function of private lawyers.
Output: 1
Statement: and it's it's really nice to go and see them you know where they can still get around and everything and they still you know do their own thing but it's it's really nice to see them because i mean sometimes like i had a great aunt she lived with us for um three months and because she's starting to get Alzheimer's disease Choices: 1. My great aunt started to live with us because of her old age. 2. My great aunt was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. 3. My great aunt is at the peak of health.
Output: 1
Statement: well i guess that'll about do it Choices: 1. I guess that will end this conversation. 2. I think that will do it. 3. I think this will start it.
Output: 1
Statement: The jury looked up, interested.  Choices: 1. Attentively, the jury looked up. 2. Bored, the jury looked away. 3. Attentively, the jury looked up towards the attorney holding the evidence.
Output: 3
Statement: You see, Tuppence, he observed. Choices: 1. You see, Tuppence, he noticed. 2. You don't see anything yet, Tuppence, he remarked. 3. You recognize it, Tuppence, he observed.
Output: 3
Statement: People love their dogs, even their Dalmatians. Choices: 1. Dogs are loved by humans. 2. Cats are loved by dogs. 3. The dogs know they are loved.
Output: 3
Statement: Practices and Applications for Vocational Education. Choices: 1. The practices for vocational education were strict.  2. Vocational education applications and practices. 3. No practice for vocational education.
Output: 1
Statement: they had things that were similar to the Olympics uh the Czechoslovakian Turner Society did so it was it was exciting we competed on the rings and balance beam Choices: 1. I thought it was exciting when we competed 2. There were no rings or balance beams, the competitions were unlike the Olymipics. 3. I preferred to compete on the balance beam. 
Output: 3
Statement: that's that's really just kind of discrimination no matter how any way you put it Choices: 1. There is nothing discriminatory about it, it's fair and square. 2. That is just discrimination, no matter how it's described. 3. That is purely discrimination, even if some people say otherwise.
Output: 3
Statement: In November 1999, the first- ever meeting of all of these programs was held. Choices: 1. The first meeting took place in 1999.  2. The first meeting took place on January 3, 1988.  3. The first meeting of the new school programs was held over Thanksgiving break, 1999.
Output: 3
Statement: I would like to clarify a point I made in an E-Mail to the Editors that Slate published last week. Choices: 1. Slate published an E-Mail I sent to the Editors without my permission. 2. There's a point I want to make clear pertaining to my E-Mail to the Editors that was published the week before.  3. Slate never published the E-Mail I sent to the Editors.
Output: 1
Statement: The present in the United States requirement applies to both the unrestricted categories and to H-2A workers. Choices: 1. The United States policies were influenced by British origins. 2. The present applies to both the categories and to H-2A workers in the United States. 3. There are no requirements of the present in the United States what so ever.
Output: 1
Statement: The challenge is to make taxes more efficient without making them too easy to raise. Choices: 1. They secretly wanted to increase taxes. 2. They have to make it balanced to make it worth it. 3. They were all for increasing the taxes.
Output: 1
Statement: The FWI's worst modern tragedy came in 1902 when the sophisticated city of Saint-Pierre was totally destroyed by the eruption of Mount Pel??e. Choices: 1. The FWI's biggest tragedy came in 1902 and affected 50,000 people. 2. The FWI's biggest tragedy came in 1992. 3. The FWI's biggest tragedy came in 1902.
Output: 1
Statement: You don't really need to pack a suitcase before you travel. Choices: 1. It's not really necessary to pack a suitcase before you go somewhere. 2. Before you travel, you should always pack a suitcase. 3. You really only need to bring a backpack when you travel.
Output: 3
Statement: so when if you have if you have people over would you fix all vegetables or you know when you cook for company do you fix just all vegetables Choices: 1. if people come to the house you should only serve meat 2. i hate to only serve vegetables because i like meat 3. do you make vegetables when you cook for guests
Output: 2
Statement: He fell away, teeth chattering and limbs shaking as blood squirted from the hole in his head. Choices: 1. The man was shaking and he had a bleeding hole in his head.  2. He fell to the ground clutching the bleeding hole in his shoulder.  3. The man had just been shot with a sniper rifle. 
Output: 3
Statement: I did get to finish it before I was caught out."The pages separated stiffly under his exploring fingers as if the volume had not been opened for a long time. Choices: 1. I was caught out before I finished it. 2. I was not caught out until after I had finished. 3. The volume had not been opened for over 50 years.
Output: 3
Statement: chop them up huh Choices: 1. Cut them up 2. It's recommended that you chop them up. 3. Fold them up, huh
Output: 2
Statement: You want me to help you out, eh? Choices: 1. Do you need help? 2. Do you need help with your homework? 3. So you don't need any help?
Output: 2
Statement: His hometown was Ornans. Choices: 1. His hometown was Ornans. 2. His hometown was Cartier. 3. He doesn't live around  there anymore but his hometown was Ornans.
Output: 3
Statement: Most claims made by aliens take years to resolve. Choices: 1. Very few claims made by aliens take longer than a couple weeks. 2. Claims made by aliens take years to resolve because they are ignored. 3. It can take years to resolve claims by aliens.
Output: 2
Statement: I've a sort of feeling that you'd know in a minute if I didn't tell the truth, and so you might as well know all about it from the beginning. Choices: 1. Even if I was dishonest to you, you would never know. 2. I won't lie to you, because I feel like you'd know straight away if I wasn't being honest. 3. I will tell you the truth from the beginning because I am always completely honest.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah well i need to run i enjoyed talking to you Choices: 1. I enjoyed talking with you, but I must go.  2. I don't have to go yet; let's talk some more.  3. I enjoyed talking with you and must go home. 
Output: 3
Statement: However, Ireland has always looked to Europe for friendship and support, and gradually it began to define itself as a European nation. Choices: 1. Ireland always looked to Europe for support, but was forced to join them as a nation. 2. Ireland kept themselves distinctly separate from Europe. 3. Ireland always looked to Europe for friendship and support and gradually became part of Europe.
Output: 1
Statement: The rules likewise expedite public notice and procedural scheduling, providing for a yes or no Commission decision within 90 days, consistent with the due process rights of other parties. Choices: 1. A yes or no Commission decision should be within 90 days. 2. Expedite public notice and procedural scheduling is always consistent with due process rights of other parties. 3. The rules state that a yes or no Commission is to be delivered within one year.
Output: 2
Statement: On the contrary, I'm asking for ads that make their stars look cool, thus boosting the prominence of athletes who, in their on-court conduct and post-game interviews, are good influences. Choices: 1. The ads I'm looking for make stars look good, regardless of their professional performance. 2. Athletes who are bad influences are exactly who I want in my ads. 3. I want ads that make athletes look good.
Output: 1
Statement: From a practical perspective, if stock options aren't compensation, what are they? Choices: 1. From a practical perspective, there's no question that stock options aren't compensation at all. 2. Stock options are what cash-strapped companies do to pay their workers. 3. Stock options are effectively still a form of compensation.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh it it really makes it look professional Choices: 1. The skill used makes it look professional. 2. It makes it look professional. 3. It looks novice.
Output: 1
Statement: And how I drank of it back then. Choices: 1. It drank it 200 days ago. 2. I never drank it. 3. I used to drink it.
Output: 1
Statement: It's become a pattern in reports of Clinton's sexual advances that friends of the women in question confirm the advance but often say it wasn't unwelcome. Choices: 1. Friends of the women involved in Clinton's sexual advances firmly deny any knowledge of said advances. 2. Clinton's sexual advances were confirmed by the women in question. 3. A pattern in reports of Clinton's advances is that women did not find them unwelcome.
Output: 2
Statement: All this sure to inspire someone--probably the next Sirhan Sirhan. Choices: 1. Someone will be inspired. 2. Probably the next Sirhan Sirhan will be inspired. 3. Nobody will be inspired.
Output: 1
Statement: Now that consumers know that there is a fluid aftermarket for video games, they are more likely to go into a store and buy one of these games for full price on the day it comes out. Choices: 1. Consumers will wait for a week after release, before buying games. 2. Consumers are aware of the market behavior of video games. 3. The games will sell out by the end of the first week of release.
Output: 3
Statement: Brief interventions for patients with alcohol-related trauma. Choices: 1. Short term memory loss interventions. 2. Short term interventions for drinking. 3. They were worried they would drink themselves to death.
Output: 3
Statement: Opposite the center and set in a restored sugar mill is the Tower Crafts Design Centre, which comprises shops, workshops, and a first-floor restaurant. Choices: 1. Set in a restored sugar mill, opposite the center, is the Tower Crafts Design Centre, which comprises shops, workshops, and a first-floor restaurant. 2. It's a great place for anyone who wants to see the old crafts. 3. Opposite the center, there is a shopping center located in the Tower Crafts Design Centre.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah because well the see the jury is dealing with the seriousness of the crime the jury gets to see the whole trial as does the judge but you know if if they figure there's Choices: 1. The judge and jury get to observe the entire trial.   2. The judge instructs the jury on the seriousness of the crime.   3. The jury does not get to observe the trial at all.  
Output: 2
Statement: Heading down leafy Paseo del Prado you'll find the first, and greatest, of the art museums here. Choices: 1. Paseo del Prado will not take you to any museum.  2. Heading down leafy Paseo del Prado you'll find the first, and greatest, of the art museums here due to its collection of Picasso paintings. 3. The Paseo del Prado will take you to an art museum.
Output: 2
Statement: I suspect Banks' choice reflects his own commitment to a sensibly conventional vision of the intellectual life, one that casts more light--and less heat--than much of the heady verbiage in the current debates about the Black Intellectual. Choices: 1. Bank's choice may show how committed he is to the vision of intellectual life. 2. Banks is a fine man, and a sexy man in many peoples' eyes. 3. Bank's choice has nothing to do with his commitment.
Output: 2
Statement: Ben and Nicolette split, and Nicolette began seeing a married plumber who was doing work on Clark's house. Choices: 1. Nicolette and Clark are friends. 2. Nicolette was dating a single carpenter.  3. Nicolette and Ben broke up.
Output: 1
Statement: Participants acknowledged that financial reporting, in addition to being largely driven by the accounting profession, also has been driven by the legal system, resulting in an overload of information that is too complex and not easily understood. Choices: 1. They are helping a company make reports. 2. Participants know a lot about finance. 3. These participants are not related to financial help.
Output: 1