niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Such approvals represent that the actual work schedule recorded by the employee or timekeeper is to the best of Choices: 1. The approvals represent real work schedules recorded by employees.  2. The work schedules are much too short.  3. Approvals do not take work schedule time into account. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah yeah in fact it got some pretty serious deep parts in it so Choices: 1. There are some deep and serious parts. 2. There were only light, humorous parts. 3. The deep parts really make you think.
Output: 3
Statement: The covered northern staircase and the broad stone southern staircase both lead up to the main walkway encircling the temple, which has massive lanterns and a strange assortment of artwork donated by supporting companies. Choices: 1. There are at least two staircases leading up to the main walkway. 2. Food and beverage companies are among those who donated to the temple. 3. The temple does not have a main walkway surrounding it.
Output: 2
Statement: He wants the United States to adopt an emergency tariff of between 10 percent and 15 percent on imports to force other countries to abandon their mercantile trading strategies. Choices: 1. He wants that an emergency tariff is adpoted in the United States, said the news. 2. He wants that an emergency tariff is adpoted in Italy. 3. He wants that an emergency tariff is adpoted in the United States.
Output: 1
Statement: We have not seen anything that demonstrates that every coal-fired power plant would be able to achieve 90 percent source-specific controls for mercury by 2007, without considerable fuel switching, which would be very disruptive to our economy and undermine energy security. Choices: 1. We haven't seen anything that shows that coal-fired plants can hit the goals. 2. Everything we've seen shows that coal-fired plants can hit the goals. 3. We haven't seen anything that shows that coal-fired plants can hit the goals, so they need to be shut down.
Output: 3
Statement: The Sticks were coming. Choices: 1. They were arriving soon. 2. They got lost and took a long time to arrive.  3. They knew what route was the quickest to take.
Output: 3
Statement: Is there anything cuter than that? Choices: 1. That is so ugly. 2. That is so cute. 3. There are very few things cuter than that.
Output: 3
Statement: Others have been heavily restored or replaced, not with true mosaics, but with reproductions in colored stone of drawings by such artists as Bellini, Mantegna, and Tintoretto. Choices: 1. Bellini, Mantegna, and Tintoretto are the among the artists whose work is represented via reproductions. 2. All mosaics on display are the originals. 3. The stone used for restoration involves 5 colors.
Output: 3
Statement: Many people think Microsoft can easily separate Windows and IE if it wants to, but nobody would claim that Microsoft can single-handedly re-create the culture of Washington. Choices: 1. Microsoft could definitely separate IE and Windows if it chose to. 2. People believe that Microsoft could separate Windows and IE if it chose to, but no one would claim that Microsoft could re-create Washington's culture. 3. Most people agree that Microsoft could single-handedly re-create the culture of Washington.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i saw it Choices: 1. I viewed it. 2. It was right in front of me. 3. I didn't get to see it.
Output: 2
Statement: In order to review an acquisition that is using prototypes, the auditor should determine what regulations or guidance the agency has to define a prototyping methodology. Choices: 1. The auditor only reviews the acquisition itself, nothing else. 2. The auditor needs to check within one week if the prototyping methodology is correct before deciding on the acquisition. 3. The auditor should first review the methodology of the agency before the acquisition.
Output: 2
Statement: The luxury goods of Milan, Venice, Rome, and Florence jewelry, clothes, accessories (especially shoes), but also luggage and household goods and items of interior design are second to none in the world. Choices: 1. Rome and Venice are known for producing some of the worst luxury goods in the world. 2. The luxury goods produced in Milan and Venice are the best of their kind in the entire world.  3. The luxury items of Rome, Venice and Milan are unrivalled by those made anywhere else in the world. 
Output: 2
Statement: 'Of course. Choices: 1. To the gathered crowds it seemed a foregone conclusion. 2. Definitely not so. 3. It was obviously so.
Output: 1
Statement: Besides abundant, multi-colored fish, there are also shipwrecks to explore. Choices: 1. There are plenty of colorful fish, even though there are no shipwrecks to explore. 2. Although there are shipwrecks to explore, there are no fish to be seen  3. There are no shipwrecks to explore, but there are plenty of colorful fish.
Output: 1
Statement: Steven Pinker points out that understanding the origin of the universe is not a terribly useful skill. Choices: 1. Steven Pinker believes it's essential that everyone understand the universe's origin.  2. Steven Pinker does not believe that understanding the universe's origin is a useful skill.  3. Steven Pinker believes that learning a foreign language is not a very useful skill. 
Output: 3
Statement: Institutionalizing trust was especially important for large organizations and federal entities that typically experienced a great deal of staff turnover. Choices: 1. Trust is important for large organisations and federal entities. 2. Trust was especially unimportant to more than 6 organisations. 3. Large organisations have previously not viewed trust as important.
Output: 3
Statement: i try to make it at least three times a week Choices: 1. I try to break it all week. 2. I try to make that sandwich multiple times a week for my kids. 3. I try to make it 3 times a week.
Output: 2
Statement: okay what kind of TV shows do you like Choices: 1. What are some TV shows you like to watch? 2. Do you like cooking TV shows? 3. What kind of movies do you like?
Output: 2
Statement: Polls show most people aren't willing to impeach Clinton over the Lewinsky affair, but they do think he's been exposed as a liar and cover-up artist. Choices: 1. Everyone believes that Clinton should be impeached over the Lewinski scandal. 2. Over 10,000 people voted on whether or not Clinton should be impeached. 3. Poll results show that people think Clinton is a liar and cover up artist.
Output: 2
Statement: Texas used the results to improve its fraud and abuse detection process by considering certain high-risk areas in the development of data analysis techniques in its Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Detection System (MFADS). Choices: 1. Texas didn't think it was necessary to improve its process. 2. Texas found it easy to improve its fraud and abuse detection process. 3. Texas improved its fraud and abuse detection process.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1884, a Victorian electorate shrugged off Grover Cleveland's confessed paternity of an out-of-wedlock son. Choices: 1. Grover Cleveland was known to never have any children. 2. Grover Cleveland admitted to having a child with a woman he was not married to. 3. Grover Cleveland eventually adopted the child.
Output: 3
Statement: (Time has more details, even listing his brand of liquor, Ricard pastis.) Choices: 1. Time has his personal details, like what he likes to drink. 2. Time has two pages worth of details on him. 3. Time does not have a shred of information on him.
Output: 2
Statement: At 4 o'clock, Mrs. Inglethorp quarrels with her son, and threatens to denounce him to his wife ”who, by the way, overheard the greater part of the conversation.  Choices: 1. Mrs. Inglethorp has no idea that her son's wife could hear their argument. 2. At 4 o'clock, Mrs. Inglethorp has an argument with her son. 3. At 4 o'clock, Mrs. Inglethorp listens to her son play the piano for her.
Output: 1
Statement: The clips from the Abrams episode are a hilarious reminder of how partisan indignation can survive a total reversal of position on an issue. Choices: 1. Partisan outrage's ability to last even while pivoting on the issues is the subject of at least one clip from the Abrams episode. 2. The Abrams episode was a sober reminder of how partisan outrage is often capable of overriding substantive conviction on the issues. 3. These episodes are always appreciated for the way that they make people laugh while providing surprisingly insightful political commentary.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus originated Las Vegas's reputation as an adult theme park. Choices: 1. Vegas was known as a theme park for adults because of all the gambling and alcohol. 2. Vegas was known as a theme park for adults. 3. Vegas was known as a theme park for famlies.
Output: 1
Statement: Ele?­vators take you 100 m (328 ft) down to a sub?­ter?­ra?­nean river for a spooky boat ride past gigantic stalactites and stalagmites, formed by the calcite residue and deposits of thousands of years of persistently dripping water. Choices: 1. Stalagmites are said to bring good luck to anyone that passes one. 2. There are stalagmites formed from thousands of years of drippings. 3. All boat rides need to avoid areas with stalactites because of the danger surrounding them.
Output: 1
Statement: The Jura mountains cover several eastern d??partements making up the region of Franche-Comt??. Choices: 1. The Jura mountains cover no eastern departements that make up the region of Franche-Comte. 2. Several eastern departments are covered by the Jura mountains. 3. The Jura mountains only cover several eastern departements.
Output: 3
Statement: Revolutions don't change the world and one man can't make a difference.' Choices: 1. One person can change everything 2. One person can't change the world. 3. One person can't change the way the world works.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well it was his first fish he didn't he didn't want to hide it he wanted everybody Choices: 1. It was his first salmon so he didn't hide it. 2. It was his first fish, he didn't want to hide it. 3. He has been a fisher for years, that wasn't his first fish.
Output: 1
Statement: i couldn't remember in Tigon had purchased GTE's phone mail services or if GTE had purchased Tigon i knew there was some type of a tie in there i remember reading in the paper a few months back but Choices: 1. I think I read in the newspaper a few months ago that either Tigon or GTE bought the other but that it was a long and difficult process because of some sort of tie they encountered. 2. I remember clearly seeing on television that there was no tie between GTE and Tigon and that Tigon had bought GTE's phone services. 3. I do not recall exactly but I remember reading in the news several months ago about Tigon and GTE and how there was a tie of some sort for the buyout.
Output: 1
Statement: He fell back, his leg twisting at a wrong angle. Choices: 1. He twisted his leg while falling. 2. He fell back to sleep on his soft fluffy bed. 3. He was not being careful.
Output: 3
Statement: And uh then i have given that up but uh i would really like to start that again because i am now you know not in a position that i like myself i don't feel Choices: 1. I would like to start again, because I don't like my current position. 2. I would love to pick up some sports again, because I am out of shape. 3. I don't dream of ever starting again; I love my current position.
Output: 2
Statement: is it is it all voluntary Choices: 1. It is voluntary. 2. It is not a question. 3. Is it voluntary.
Output: 1
Statement: An unexpected piece of historical memorabilia turns up in the monastery garden, where guides point out a small stone table used for a treaty-signing ceremony in 1844. Choices: 1. The ones who negotiated the treaty were none other than the Jesuit monks. 2. Inside the monastery garden you'll find a stone table used for treaty signing many years ago. 3. They dug up the entire garden and could not find a single artifact.
Output: 1
Statement: When they were done both men stood, criss-crossed with dozens of stripes of black ash. Choices: 1. THe two men were completely black from ash. 2. The two men were standing and looking like a mess. 3. The two man sat and admired their clean skin.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah um-hum just water Choices: 1. Yes, just water.  2. Yes, just water with ice.  3. No water, please. 
Output: 2
Statement: for thousands of years Choices: 1. It has been tens of centuries. 2. It has been short-term. 3. It will likely continue for thousands more.
Output: 3
Statement: 12988 (Civil Justice Reform) and has been found to meet the standards set forth in the order. Choices: 1. Civil justice reform meets the standards  2. Civil justice reform doesn't meet the standards  3. Civil justice doesn't need reform 
Output: 3
Statement: No one would be caught dead carrying a bag. Choices: 1. Carrying a bag is something no one would be caught dead doing. 2. Bags are considered a symbol of rebellion and unrest. 3. Everyone carried a bag, it was perfectly acceptable. 
Output: 2
Statement:  "Well, 'bout Shannon. Choices: 1. Let's consider Shannon's crimes. 2. Let's disregard Shannon. 3. About Shannon.
Output: 1
Statement: On the other hand, other economists have observed that strong consumer spending-boosted by low saving and the wealth effect discussed above-has fueled the surge in business investment and strong economic growth in the U.S. economy in recent years. Choices: 1. Business investment has been boosted by strong consumer spending. 2. The US economy has been struggling in recent years. 3. Some economists believe that a market bubble is forming.
Output: 3
Statement: well that's not of course that's not the total thing but that'd explain a lot of it and then uh i guess the drug thing is really uh become a an engine for crime here lately Choices: 1. Drugs have not been a factor in the crime rate here lately 2. Drugs have led to more crime here lately. 3. The cause for the crime lately is drugs.
Output: 2
Statement: We Belgians will always remember her with gratitude." Poirot was an extraordinary looking little man.  Choices: 1. Belgians were happy for her gratitude 2. Belgians will never forget her gratitude 3. Belgians will never remember her gratitude
Output: 1
Statement: Last March, surgeons operated in vivo on a 6-month-old fetus suffering from excessive water in his brain. Choices: 1. It is not possible to perform surgery on a fetus at any stage. 2. The operation on the 6 month old fetus last March was seen as a great success. 3. Surgeons operated on a 6 month old fetus.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i'd i'd like to go camping cross country um i just got married less than two years ago so we don't have any any children yet um Choices: 1. I never want kids because I love to go camping with my husband of two years. 2. Since I just got married and don't have kids, I would like to go camping across the country. 3. Having two kids and being married makes it difficult to go cross country camping.
Output: 1
Statement: Another answer, which may interact with the first, is that the oligarchs are not in this for the long run anyway--that at some level they all expect the game to end fairly soon, and they are simply trying to grab as much as they can. Choices: 1. The correct answer is that the oligarchs are only interested in the short-term. 2. The oligarchs may be playing a game which entails getting things in the short-term. 3. There is only one answer to this question.
Output: 1
Statement: (There is something bravely contrarian about Inglis campaigning in favor of term limits in the state of Hollings and Sen. Choices: 1. Inglis will never campaign. 2. No one besides Inglis is brave enough to campaign. 3. Inglis is brave for being willing to campaign.
Output: 2
Statement: 'It's so clean and dirty, all at the same time. Choices: 1. It would get cleaner in a while. 2. It is both clean and dirty. 3. It's extremely filthy.
Output: 1
Statement: You're just saying that. Choices: 1. You don't really mean it. 2. I know that is the case. 3. You are trying to make me feel better.
Output: 3
Statement: it's so it almost needs to be something that has more impact for the individual on going Choices: 1. if it doesn't affect the individual, nobody will do it 2. it nearly has to be a thing that affects the individual more 3. it has to be something that affects society more than the individual
Output: 1
Statement: What if our economy doesn't grow at the rate of South Korea's, or even 2 percent a year, but stagnates, or, God forbid, goes down despite all the cutting of taxes and trees, and racking up of deficits? Choices: 1. There have been efforts toward cutting taxes and trees to drive our economy but what if it doesn't grow at the rate of South Korea's? 2. Our economy has consistently beaten that of South Korea. 3. South Korea shares an economy with us based off cutting taxes and trees. 
Output: 2
Statement: SportsZone does not cover the tournament so much as carpet-bomb it. Choices: 1. SportsZone does not cover the tournament but reluctantly carpet bomb it. 2. SportZone had excellent coverage of the tournament. 3. SportsZone didn't cover the tournament but rather lambasted it.
Output: 1
Statement: The Israelis' own sporting passions are basketball and football (soccer). Choices: 1. Basketball and soccer are common as the Israelis are good at them most of the time. 2. Football is not an interest to most Israelis. 3. Israeli's are usually big fans of basketball and soccer.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah you shouldn't even worry about most of the stuff i mean i don't know it's a little near sighted but uh Choices: 1. I know this is near sighted of me. 2. I know this is near sighted of me but I don't like to think far into the future. 3. I know this is far sighted of me.
Output: 2
Statement: This guide is intended for use in planning and conducting risk assessments of computer hardware and software, telecommunications, and system development acquisitions. Choices: 1. This guide is supposed to be used to do risk assessments of loans. 2. This guide is supposed to be used to do risk assessments of computer accounting software. 3. This guide is supposed to be used to do risk assessments of computer items.
Output: 2
Statement: A racing line of high blood, Don Lorenzo said thoughtfully. Choices: 1. Don Lorenzo was thinking about racing. 2. Don Lorenzo was thinking about recycling. 3. Don Lorenzo enjoyed betting on races.
Output: 3
Statement: Certain transportation and environmental programs involving Federal investments of $22 billion and $4 billion, respectively, in 199Z required matching support by local governments of about 20 percent and 80 percent of the Federal grants. Choices: 1.  transportation programs don't involve federal investments. 2. Certain transportation programs involve federal investments. 3. Certain transportation programs involve federal investments in the field.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon looked at her and smiled, roughing up her hair. Choices: 1. Jon frowned as he shaved the woman's head.  2. Jon looked at his wife and messed up her pony tail.  3. Jon smiled at the female as he messed her hair up. 
Output: 2
Statement: Unfortunately, at the time I was so sure of myself that I even self-imposed a deadline. Choices: 1. I didn't care when the project was done. 2. The project was tough and many warned me about it, but I believed in myself to get it done so I imposed a deadline on myself. 3. I imposed a deadline on myself because I was so sure in my abilities.
Output: 2
Statement: Back then, his jaw had tensed, and the male half of the poultry producers association had stopped developing an eyelid tick. Choices: 1. The male half of the poultry producers association had stopped developing an eyelid tick back then, when his jaw had tensed. 2. His jaw had tensed because of the words the men have said to him, and they weren't pleasant. 3. He went to the meeting without his suit, because he forgot to pick it up at the cleaners.
Output: 2
Statement: this year we didn't this last season it was it was too wet up here Choices: 1. It rained so much that the plants thrived this year. 2. We didn't this year because it was too wet. 3. We didn't plant anything this year. It rained too much to plant. If we would've planted, the seeds would have rotted.
Output: 3
Statement: The alliance became known as the Delian League. Choices: 1. The Delian League originated from the previous alliance. 2. The alliance became known as the Wonderful Five. 3. The alliance has hundreds of members.
Output: 3
Statement: and i don't know you know they they want to know what it would take to convince us that they aren't a threat and i don't know that there's anything that can be done to convince us of that because you know we just see how if if you let your guard down in any situation how you know how quickly that Persian Gulf situation arose Choices: 1. The Persian Gulf situation escalated very quickly. 2. It's important not to let your guard down. 3. They are not a threat.
Output: 2
Statement: I beg your pardon, Miss Tuppence. Choices: 1. Someone had begged Miss Tuppence's pardon. 2. Nobody speaks to Miss Tuppence. 3. Someone is apologizing to Miss Tuppence for something they did.
Output: 3
Statement: but the uh defendant took the stand on his own behalf unfortunately  he made the points himself in his own testimony Choices: 1. The defendant took the stand and proved the prosecutor's case. 2. The defendant took the stand against his lawyers advice and proved the prosecutor's case. 3. The defendant refused to take the stand on his behalf.
Output: 2
Statement: They shared tales and laughed. Choices: 1. They were telling tales about passed holidays.  2. They were telling tales and laughing.  3. The cried as they shared tales. 
Output: 1
Statement: The issues are discussed in the Regulatory Impact Analysis. Choices: 1. The issues are not included in the Regulatory Impact Analysis. 2. The Regulatory Impact Analysis discusses those issues only. 3. The Regulatory Impact Analysis talks about the issues.
Output: 2
Statement: But the goal is to have fewer persons become addicted to nicotine at an age when information about the health hazards is likely to be ignored. Choices: 1. Information about nicotine addiction and health hazards has always been taken seriously. 2. The information about nicotine's health hazards is likely to be ignored. 3. Having fewer people being addicted to nicotine is the aim.
Output: 3
Statement: Wade had ended differently, argues Largent, the United States would have 23 million more taxpayers to pay as we go. Choices: 1. Since Wade ended in a way Largent was not prepared for, he argues the US could have 23 million more taxpayers. 2. Because of Wade ending, not many people will be paying taxes. 3. It was important to Largent that the amount of potential tax payers was conveyed. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Statewide Technology Committee is standardizing all systems, and a statewide technology plan for the state is set to be completed in early June. Choices: 1. The Statewide Technology Committee is going to standardize the system by early June. 2. The Statewide Technology Committee is updating all IT systems. 3. The Statewide Technology Committee has been using outdated, non-standarized systems for a decade and there are no plans to change anytime soon.
Output: 2
Statement: My morning latte just isn't right without it. Choices: 1. I dont put anything in my latte. 2. My coffee would be great with the supplements you have. 3. My coffee tastes weird without it.
Output: 2
Statement: The Italian works include a Fra Angelico Virgin and Child, Vero?­nese's Supper at Simon's House, and Pollaiuolo's Tobias and the Archangel. Choices: 1. Fra Angelico's, Veronese's, and Pollaiuolo's works are included. 2. Fra Angelico painted the masterpiece Tobias and the Archangel. 3. The great works of Fra Angelico, Veronese, and Pollaiuolo are included in the museum's renowned exhibit.
Output: 3
Statement: Of course Choices: 1. Obviously. 2. It was clear to everyone. 3. Maybe.
Output: 2
Statement: you know like MIT and and uh Boston's only uh an hours drive from here Choices: 1. It is possible to reach Boston in less than an hour if one drives very quickly. 2. It takes 60 minutes to drive from here to Boston.  3. It takes at least three hours to drive from here to Boston.
Output: 1
Statement: Everything did it's best to give the impression of being made from mahogany and padded leather. Choices: 1. It tried to look like it was made of the fanciest materials. 2. It tried to look upscale. 3. It tried to look basic.
Output: 1
Statement: the coach actually called time out and came and tapped my tail with her foot and said you know pointed that finger and went ah yeah yeah yeah yeah you know and i thought okay Choices: 1. The coach called a time out and yelled at another player. 2. I disliked the coach, she was mean.  3. The coach ranted at me when she called time out. 
Output: 2
Statement: There's an off-campus? Choices: 1. I know there is not an off-campus. 2. you've told me about an off-campus before? 3. Is there an off-campus?
Output: 2
Statement: These include both Arsenio (Rua de Santa Maria, 169) and Marcelinos (Trav.Da Torre, 22) in Funchal's old town, and O Pit??u (Rua da Carreira). Choices: 1. Arsenio is very attractive for tourists. 2. They did not consist of Arsenio or Marcelinos. 3. These consist of both Arsenio and Marcelinos in Funchal's old town.
Output: 1
Statement: By the way, I forgot to tell you of a queer thing that happened this morning." And she narrated her encounter with Sir James Peel Edgerton. Choices: 1. She recounted how she strangely ran into Sir James Peel Edgerton that morning. 2. Sir James Peel Edgerton didn't have much time to talk to her when they crossed paths in the morning. 3. She was done speaking and waved goodbye.
Output: 2
Statement: At last she heard footsteps inside, and a moment later Mrs. Vandemeyer herself opened the door. Choices: 1. No one opened the door.  2. She heard footsteps, then Mrs. Vandemeyer opened the door.  3. Mrs. Vandemeyer opened the door while holding her pet dog.
Output: 3
Statement: He was naked, old, and small. Choices: 1. He was a small, naked, old man.  2. He was a fat, young man wearing leather clothes. 3. He was a small, naked, old, homeless man. 
Output: 3
Statement: At present, 10 providers serve a single county, three serve two counties and one serves five. Choices: 1. Currently, there are 10 providers that serve a single county. 2. Of these 10 providers, only two offer high speed LTE data. 3. Of these 10 providers, none services areas outside the county.
Output: 2
Statement: Ninety steps will lead you down to the depths of the Tomb of Amenophis II (35); it is the deepest in the valley. Choices: 1. The deepest tomb belongs to Amenophis II. 2. The Tomb of Amenophis II is down 150 steps. 3. The tomb was discovered by accident by an archeologist.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm not sure if the correspondents realize that the Hindu concept of Brahman has been around considerably longer than Sullivan's cross-pollination of something like the  a powerful (yet devout) bearded man, a cool breeze on a clear summer night, a John Lennon tune, and the Lion King. Choices: 1. I am totally sure that the correspondence realize that the Hindu concept has been around. 2. I'm not sure that the current correspondence realize that the Hindu concept of Brahman has been around. 3. I'm also not sure if the correspondence did their research because they are an educated.
Output: 3
Statement: Such investments will be measured in terms of expenses incurred for certain education and training programs; federally financed research and development; and federally financed but not federally owned property, such as bridges and roads. Choices: 1. Investments are earmarked for specific purposes. 2. There are no government expenses. 3. These also include park creation.
Output: 3
Statement: But you would help me if you could? Choices: 1. If it was possible you would offer me assistance.  2. You want to offer help to anyone that needs it.  3. You will just ignore me and not attempt to do anything to help me. 
Output: 2
Statement: The salamander paused and began to shrink doubtfully. Choices: 1. The salamander hesitated and began to diminish in size. 2. Without hesitation, the salamander started to grow larger. 3. The salamander always got smaller when it was afraid.
Output: 3
Statement: well there's lets see what other Choices: 1. Let's see what else 2. let's see what others, but I think we'll stick to this in the end 3. Let's just stick with this 
Output: 2
Statement: Neolithic islanders lived in caves and rock shelters, examples of which can still be seen on both Mallorca and Menorca, and hunted the only large animal on the islands, a type of mountain goat, now extinct. Choices: 1. Neolithic islanders lived in rock shelters and hunted a type of mountain goat which is now extinct. 2. Neolithic islanders lived in rock shelters and hunted a type of mountain goat to extinction. 3. Neolithic islanders lived in houses by the beach and farmed most of their food.
Output: 2
Statement: The reforms laid out by the CFO Act and subsequent related legislation, when effectively implemented, will place the federal government on par with private sector corporations and state and local governments that have already made the necessary investment in financial management. Choices: 1. The CFO act laid out reforms for financial management. 2. The CFO act laid out reforms for election processes. 3. The CFO act laid out reforms for financial management for governments.
Output: 3
Statement: Supposing, for instance, that they should suddenly hail a taxi?  Choices: 1. They're in a rural farming community. 2. The spies are planning to follow their target in a busy city. 3. There are taxis available for use.
Output: 2
Statement: They adopt formal mechanisms and structures that facilitate the ability of their businesses and information technology and management leaders to understand and communicate one anotheras issues and work together to accomplish a shared business vision. Choices: 1. They adopt mechanisms that make businesses able to communicate. 2. They adopt mechanisms that make businesses work independently. 3. They adopt mechanisms that make businesses able to communicate to work on a project together.
Output: 3
Statement: and the guys that that some of the guys that run this place are very tight and it's like well why do we need this can't you do that with you know what we have and when we try and then they complain about this doesn't look good Choices: 1. These guys run everything tightly but when we need this, they complain to us. 2. These guys have a very liberal operational style when it comes to running things but when we get involved, they are nevertheless thankful. 3. These guys may run their operations tightly but when we get involved, they complain to us.
Output: 3
Statement: It should be noted that this raises an important policy issue. Choices: 1. The issue raised is that we can't sell back to who we bought from. 2. There are no important things in our policy issue. 3. This raises an important policy issue.
Output: 1
Statement: More complex case studies might need several layers or graphics; less complex, few. Choices: 1. The more complex the case study, the less it needs graphical representation. 2. The most complex case studies require the most creative use of graphics. 3. Graphics increase in necessity as the complexity of case studies increases.
Output: 2
Statement: At the end of the Via Rizzoli, the two leaning towers are all that remain of a whole forest of more than 200 medieval status-symbols like those of San Gimignano in Tuscany . Choices: 1. The statues in the the Via Rizzoli survived until the 1800s. 2. There are three leaning towers at the end of the Via Rizzoli. 3. There were originally hundreds of statues in the the Via Rizzoli.
Output: 1
Statement: And what happened next? Choices: 1. And what took place after that? 2. And what had happened before that? 3. And what followed after the happy evening?
Output: 3
Statement: pick up my daughter but anyway it was uh it the it it's interesting though the the the difficulty with with Dancing with Wolves is that when you make a movie like that and you produce it and then you star in it uh the question is did he did he really know it was gonna be good or did he just do it Choices: 1. How he produce Dancing with Wolves? 2. Have you seen Dancing with Wolves? 3. When he was in Dancing with Wolves, did he know it was going to be good?
Output: 1
Statement: The museum is a little dated, confusing, and often crowded the best time to visit is at lunchtime when most large groups are having lunch but with over 120,000 pieces on display, all between 5,000 and 1,400 years old, it is a must-see attraction during your visit. Choices: 1. The museum is always deserted. 2. The museum is very crowded. 3. Most of the pieces on display are closer to 5,000 years old than 1,400 years.
Output: 3
Statement: William Bennett (NBC's Meet the Press ) contributes the overstatement of the weekend when he fuses the Chinese money story with the Indian  Did the [Democrats'] frantic pursuit of money lead to the endangerment of the world through nuclear weapons? Choices: 1. William Bennett has been on NBC's Meet the Press for five years. 2. William Bennett is on NBC's Meet the Press. 3. William Bennett is on CBS's Face the Nation.
Output: 1
Statement: But when the English revolutionaries beheaded Charles I in 1649, the Scots rallied round his son, Charles II. Choices: 1. After Charles I was beheaded in England by revolutionaries, the Scots devoted themselves to his son Charles II. 2. English revolutionaries made Charles I the head of their movement in 1649, so the Scots were forced to rally around his son Charles II in opposition. 3. Charles II was always more well-liked than his father, so it was no surprise in 1649 when the Scots chose to rally around him when his father Charles I was beheaded in England. 
Output: 3
Statement: Anyone can claim to have suffered $1 million worth of emotional distress, but we have no way of knowing which claims are simply fabricated. Choices: 1. Emotional distress ceases to have effect on people.  2. Emotional distress cannot be quantified. 3. Some people claiming emotional distress could be lying about it.
Output: 3
Statement: But before the picture of the world dying and the decay of the old Sather's pride, even Hanson's own probable death with the dying world seemed unimportant. Choices: 1. Hanson had to do something to save the world.  2. Hanson dying was more important than the world. 3. Hanson's death seemed unimportant compared to that of the entire world. 
Output: 1
Statement: Our simulations using a longterm economic growth model show that, even assuming the United States could maintain national saving constant at its 2000 share of GDP, future incomes would fall short of the rise in living standards enjoyed by prior generations whose income generally doubled every 35 years (see figures Choices: 1. If national savings rated decrease, future incomes will also increase. 2. Simulations show that future living standards will not be equal to those of the past. 3. Longterm economic growth shows income doubling only twice in a hundred years.
Output: 3
Statement: You will tell me now right here where she is to be found. Kramenin shook his head. Choices: 1. Karmenin's head shook so hard it fell off his neck. 2. Karmenin nodded approvingly, he agreed to tell him everything. 3. Karmenin expressed his disapproval with a head shake.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah C N N coverage was really good Choices: 1. Yes, CNN reporting was great, we watched it live last night. 2. The CNN coverage was horrible. 3. Yes, CNN reporting was great.
Output: 1
Statement: all right okay same here bye-bye Choices: 1. Here as well, good bye.  2. Hello, how are you? 3. I'll talk to you at work tomorrow, adios. 
Output: 3
Statement: if you choose to go you know you pick up the difference according to the emergency it doesn't make any difference you can you know you can go wherever you need to go Choices: 1. It varies a lot depending on the emergency.  2. You can go wherever you need to if you have a heart attack. 3. You aren't limited because of the emergency. 
Output: 2
Statement: Time goes Oprah-overboard with four articles on the talk show host and her new movie of Toni Morrison's Beloved (about a runaway slave dealing with motherhood). Choices: 1. Time wrote four articles about Oprah's acting career. 2. Time wrote four articles about Jerry Springer. 3. Time wrote four articles about Oprah.
Output: 1
Statement: An 800-year-old former hamman (Turkish bath) on Old Jaffa Hill next to the Sea Mosque, overlooking Tel Aviv, is the marvellous setting for this young, popular caf??-restaurant. Choices: 1. The turkish bath is 800 years old. 2. The turkish bath is 800 years old and features a great cafe. 3. The turkish bath is 800 years old and features a bar.
Output: 2
Statement: it's on it's on schedule um Choices: 1. It's on schedule. 2. It's totally off schedule. 3. It's on schedule that it set last week.
Output: 3
Statement: besides your initial deductible that's what varies the most i guess uh Choices: 1. Your initial deductible is what varies the most 2. Your initial deductible doesn't vary at all 3. Your inicial deductible varies the most due to health issues
Output: 3
Statement: no i'm in uh Maryland Choices: 1. Nope, I'm over in Maryland. 2. I I spend some time in Maryland. 3. I've never been to Maryland.
Output: 2
Statement: In a society that stresses individual achievement Co where you pull yourself up by your bootstraps Co the Legal Aid Bureau helps those without boots. Choices: 1. The Legal Aid Bureau helps people that want to pull themselves up by the bootstraps. 2. The Legal Aid Bureau helps people become more independent and more prominent. 3. The Legal Aid Bureau does not care about the welfare of others.
Output: 2
Statement: All will be revealed in time. Choices: 1. Some things will always remain a secret.  2. There are things that are unknown at this time.  3. It is critical that everything is revealed at a precise time. 
Output: 3
Statement: The mean of this distribution, which is about $331,000 (1999$), is taken as the central tendency estimate of WTP to avoid a PM-related case of CB. Choices: 1. The mean of the distribution is about $331,000, much less than expected. 2. The mean of the distribution is about $3. 3. The mean of the distribution is about $331,000.
Output: 1
Statement: In order to be comprehensive and cohesive, the researchers provide a great deal of detail and description and quote directly from the participants' own words and vignettes in the observers' field records. Choices: 1. The researchers provided little details and barely any descriptions, it was difficult to read. 2. Some of the participants' words were shocking, while others were amazing. 3. The observers' field records are quoted by the participants and the researchers are thorough in their descriptions.
Output: 2
Statement: When Time asks if Jiang should make a gesture on human rights to ease relations with America, Jiang  I would like to know what you refer to specifically as a gesture. Choices: 1. Time doesn't care about Jiang's relationship with America.  2. Time asked lots of personal questions.  3. Time wanted to know what a gesture would likely be. 
Output: 2
Statement: There is, however, some evidence that sexual satisfaction correlates with educational attainment; for instance, those who completed graduate school express greater sexual happiness than those who dropped out of high school. Choices: 1. The more education you have, the more sexually happy you are.  2. The least education you have, the happier your sex life is.  3. Only intelligent people have lots of sex. 
Output: 3
Statement: I strolled to the window, and saw at once that the begonia beds had been newly planted.  Choices: 1. I walked to the window and looked out. 2. I walked to the window and looked out and what the gardeners were doing. 3. I closed the window and turned away.
Output: 2
Statement: The shock of the events of the last night had upset him temporarily, but his equable poise soon swung back to the normal.  Choices: 1. He was shocked by what happened last night 2. The previous night he got in multiple car accidents 3. He had never been upset by the events last night
Output: 2
Statement: The spring water is alkaline and crystal clear, and good for stomach ailments, the lungs, and the nervous system. Choices: 1. The spring water makes you sick to your stomach. 2. The spring water contains natural probiotics and antiinflamatories.  3. The spring water will help with a sore stomach.
Output: 2
Statement: From the nation's perspective, if current generations forgo saving for their retirement costs, they also forgo investment opportunities and the economic growth that would result. Choices: 1. Current generations not only miss out on profiting from investment opportunities, but they do not participate fully in national economic growth when they refuse to save for retirement. 2. Not saving for their retirement is the best thing current workers can do for the economy. 3. By not putting away money for retirement, current workers are ignoring opportunities to grow their money and to contribute to economic growth.
Output: 1
Statement: Is that the only possible alternative to your view? Choices: 1. Your viewpoint is incorrect.   2. Is this the only other viewpoint? 3. I do not want to know if there is another viewpoint.  
Output: 1
Statement: business expenses and all those kind things Choices: 1. Work expenses and the like. 2. Businesses do not have expenses.  3. Income exceeded business expenses. 
Output: 3
Statement: how are you tonight Choices: 1. You're doing great tonight. 2. I hope you're doing well tonight. 3. Are you doing okay tonight?
Output: 2
Statement: It's the right one, I suppose? asked Tommy doubtfully. Choices: 1. The doubt in Tommy's voice was as clear as the sky they stood under. 2. Tommy wasn't certain whether it was the right or wrong one. 3. Tommy was certain that this was the right one, not a doubt in his mind.
Output: 1
Statement: All right, carry on, Crow. Choices: 1. Very well, continue, Crow. 2. No, stop, Crow! 3. Continue with your dissertation, Crow.
Output: 3
Statement: and so she's going back for that and so i i i've got three people i'm supporting in in school now and i guess i ought to go back myself i'm getting enthusiastic because they they're having so much fun you know Choices: 1. I'm supporting three five year olds  in school right now. 2. I'm supporting one guy in school right now. 3. I'm supporting three people in school.
Output: 1
Statement: What was that like? Choices: 1. What was fishing with him like? 2. What time is it? 3. What was that like?
Output: 1
Statement: Italian heritage so i definitely like pasta but i like Italian and the two don't mix though  i've tried that that doesn't Choices: 1. I have Italian heritage, so I love pasta. 2. I cook pasta more than four times a week. 3. I have Italian heritage, but I hate pasta.
Output: 2
Statement: The thought of that made him go slower. Choices: 1. The thought of that made him pick up his pace. 2. The thought of that made him reduce his pace. 3. The thought of that troubled him greatly.
Output: 3
Statement: You can wander around the grand staterooms, promenade deck, bridge, and other exhibits that portray life in the working and living quarters of the ship. Choices: 1. The promenade deck is one of the places where you can see what life would be like in the ship. 2. If you stroll around the grand staterooms, you should take note of the detail that was put into the ceiling. 3. The bridge is not representative of life in the working parts of the ship.
Output: 2
Statement: Three kinds of theories of history have been prominent in recent discussion--ending theories, wave theories, and cycle theories. Choices: 1. The discussions of three kinds of theories of history tend to get heated. 2. There are three kinds of theories of history. 3. There are only four different theories on history.
Output: 1
Statement: i'll do it all right same here bye-bye Choices: 1. I'll do it all. 2. I won't do any of it. 3. I'll do it all at the new job.
Output: 3
Statement: In just 40 years, Japan had established itself as a viable world power. Choices: 1. Japan established itself as a world power in 5 years. 2. Japan established itself as a world power in 40 years. 3. Japan established itself as a world power by accepting other county's rules.
Output: 3
Statement: So the last hope of solving the mystery, by means of Mrs. Inglethorp's correspondence on the fatal evening, had to be abandoned.  Choices: 1. There was now no hope of solving the mystery. 2. There was still hope of solving the mystery. 3. The police had been looking into Mrs. Inglethorp's death.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the warm, clear waters of the Aegean constitute a near-perfect diving environment, until recently the Greek government was rightly concerned about the possible damage divers might do to submerged ancient sites, and diving was prohibited. Choices: 1. The Greek government was worried about divers damaging the underwater ancient sites. 2. Divers would damage the ancient sites on purpose. 3. The Greek government isn't worried about underwater sites at all, not caring if they are damaged.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that was my teenage years i was born in fifty and and uh Choices: 1. I was born in sixty so those were years that I didn't exist.  2. I was born in fifty so that was my teenage years.  3. My teenage years were quite tumultuous and I hated them. 
Output: 3
Statement: Improved  Reducing emissions of fine particulate matter will prolong thousands of lives and prevent thousands of new cases of chronic bronchitis, hospitalizations and emergency room visits. Choices: 1. Reducing hospitalizations is one of the expected results of reducing emissions. 2. Reducing emissions has a number of economic benefits as well. 3. Preventing emergency room visits isn't one of the results of educing fine particulate matter emissions.
Output: 2
Statement: The castle, set above the trees of the small Parque Municipal, provides a favourite spot for viewing Santa Barbara and the port in the late afternoon. Choices: 1. Santa Barbara isn't visible from the castle, even during the afternoon. 2. Visiting the castle in the afternoon is often difficult because of the large crowds. 3. You can see Santa Barbara from the castle above the trees.
Output: 2
Statement: Only a well-armed and convoyed set of wagons with a highly experienced and competent master could dare travel the Apache-infested trails these days. Choices: 1. Only a top level wagon could travel these trails. 2. Anyone could travel these trails safely. 3. Only the best wagons could travel these trails without speaking to the natives first.
Output: 3
Statement: LSFO systems commonly are more resource intensive than many other FGD technologies. Choices: 1. LSFO systems require more resources than other FGD technologies. 2. FGD technologies will remain superior when requiring more resources than LSFO systems. 3. The resources from an LSFO system requires twice the amount needed from other FGD technologies.
Output: 3
Statement: Parasailing is a new and trendy sport; you can try it at the Balboa Pavilion. Choices: 1. Parasailing used to be popular, but not so much anymore. 2. Parasailing is newly popular. 3. Parasailing is newly popular because the equipment is now readily available.
Output: 3
Statement: Here you can rent a car, scooter, moped, or bicycle, or catch the bus. Choices: 1. Car, scooter and bicycle rental services are all available here. 2. The bus service was suspended 15 years ago. 3. You can rent bicycles here, but it's really expensive - often more than renting a car.
Output: 3
Statement: You don't think the Prime Minister hesitated a minute "that it would be better to open it now?  Choices: 1. Do you think the prime minister wanted to open it, or burn it? 2. The prime minister probably hesitated a long time to open it. 3. The prime minister didn't hesitate a minute to open it.
Output: 1
Statement: This is not a recent development; the Minoans made it home, with their most famous palace only a few kilometers away from Iraklion. Choices: 1. The Minoans had no palace. 2. The Minoans' palace was palatial and beautiful. 3. The Minoans' palace in only a few kilometers away from Iraklion.
Output: 2