niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: yeah i i i it's silly i don't i don't think that we ought to be any different it causes a lot of problems a lot of times between uh different countries in their manufacturing stuff and Choices: 1. I think that it being different causes problems when different countries manufacture stuff. 2. I think it should be the same in every country so that we don't need to convert. 3. I don't think there is any problem with it being different because it is so easy to convert.
Output: 2
Statement: He rubbed the back of his hand over his eyes and then came fully awake to remember the night before. Choices: 1. He wished he didn't make the decision to go out late the previous night. 2. He could not remember the events of the night before when he awoke.  3. He remembered the events of the previous evening when he woke up. 
Output: 1
Statement: so um you know we're acutely aware of a lot of this but you know on the other hand he voted for George Bush so um you know i i wonder sometimes if he knows what he's doing Choices: 1. He is a confusing man and his intents are not always clear. 2. I could care less about how the guy is doing. 3. I sometimes am curious if he knows what he is doing.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum sure sure yeah well like i say the only reason we do in fact i when my husband and i were Choices: 1. There is multiple reasons my husband and I always do. 2. There are multiple reasons my husband and I do. 3. My husband and I do always is the only reason.
Output: 1
Statement: Just a few kilometers north of Brockhole, at the northern tip of Lake Windermere, Ambleside is one of the major towns of the region. Choices: 1. Ambleside is situated to the north of Brockhole.  2. The town of Ambleside is five kilometres away from Brockhole.  3. Ambleside is located near the southern tip of Windermere Lake. 
Output: 2
Statement: Like George Wallace in his twilight years. Choices: 1. Like Bob Dole when he was young. 2. I am just like George Wallace was when he was old. 3. Like George Wallace when he was older.
Output: 2
Statement: Time 's James Collins calls it pretty good, gooey, yearning, adolescent fun, and Entertainment Weekly 's Ken Tucker calls it a solid weekly soap opera. Choices: 1. James Collins from Time calls it several positive adjectives whereas Ken Tucker calls it solid. 2. James Collins from Time calls it several positive adjectives whereas Ken Tucker calls it solid because he likes using the word "solid" to describe things". 3. James Collins from Time calls it several negative adjectives whereas Ken Tucker calls it liquid.
Output: 2
Statement: The concept of la dolce vita easily outlived its introduction in the early '60s, given today's widening proserity that has sustained and expanded the Italians' enviable propensity for the sweet life. Choices: 1. The idea of la dolce vita was introduced in the early '60s. 2. The idea of the sweet life was invented by Italians. 3. Italians are not interested in the sweet life.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, the central groups provided related explanations, guidance, and support to business units. Choices: 1. No group provided any explanations to business units.   2. The central groups provided explanations to business units.   3. The central group was located in Washington, DC.  
Output: 3
Statement: i've never done that Choices: 1. I always do that. 2. I haven't ever done it. 3. I want to do it.
Output: 3
Statement: But the Nazis perceived Social Democracy as a Jewish party and Marxism as a Jewish creed; when they rallied against Bolshevik enemies, their audiences did not need to be told that these enemies were, if not actual Jews, then spiritual Jews. Choices: 1. The Nazis were aggressive against the Bolshevik enemies. 2. The Nazi party agreed with the things that Jews agreed with. 3. The Nazis rallied against the Bolshevik enemies.
Output: 1
Statement: The case study analyst is trying to build an accurate description and explanation of events as both the observer and participants frame them. Choices: 1. The events are being described inaccurately by the analyst. 2. The analyst attempts to explain the events accurately as they are framed by the participants and observers. 3. The participants and observers have different explanations of the events.
Output: 3
Statement: Biskind's book, accordingly, concludes with a litany of spectacular  Coppola's Apocalypse Now and One From the Heart, Spielberg's 1941 , William Friedkin's Sorcerer, and, of course, Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate . According to Mardik Martin, Scorsese's erstwhile writing partner (as quoted by Biskind): The auteur theory killed all these people. Choices: 1. Michael C Dimino was inspired by William Friedkin to write Heaven's Gate.   2. Biskind stated that Mardik Martin had been William Friedkin's former writing partner. 3. Try as he would, Mardik Martin was never able to meet William Friedkin, in person.
Output: 1
Statement: He seemed so splendid. 218 "The real Julius Hersheimmer WAS a splendid fellow!  Choices: 1. The real Julius Hersheimmer was a terrible person. 2. Julius Hersheimmer was splendid at sports. 3. Julius Hersheimmer was a good guy.
Output: 2
Statement: At a special reception for the opening of the National Gallery exhibition, Hillary Rodham Clinton revealed that her first date with the future president was to go see a Rothko show at Yale. Choices: 1. Clinton said her first date was a concert. 2. Clinton said her first date in 1973 was an art show. 3. Clinton said her first date was an art show.
Output: 2
Statement: Ancient glaciers eroded many of the valleys, creating space for the lakes as they melted at the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 8,000 b.c. Choices: 1. The valleys were created by the last ice age. 2. The floodwaters from the last ice age destroyed the area. 3. The last ice age ended approximately 10,000 years ago.
Output: 1
Statement: uh yeah in Dallas Choices: 1. in Dallas, yup 2. all around the Bay Area 3. next month in Dallas, I think
Output: 3
Statement: But people want to spend money on things they feel connected to. Choices: 1. People prefer to spend money on what is more fashionable and impersonal. 2. People prefer to spend money on what they feel good vibes on, because it makes them think they could last longer. 3. People prefer to spend money on what they feel good vibes on.
Output: 2
Statement: Adrin had his rapier and off-hand dagger out, parrying the attack of one while another closed in. Choices: 1. Adrin had no weapons. 2. Adrin held his weapon and got ready to fight. 3. Adrin held his weapon.
Output: 2
Statement: i was too Choices: 1. I was also. 2. I was scared too. 3. I wasn't at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: Although technology is being used to help bring teams that are geographically dispersed together in a virtual environment, to the extent that team members are already located nearby, moving team members to a shared location improved communication and enhanced efficiency. Choices: 1. Teams can be anywhere but be together in a virtual environment. 2. Teams can speak different languages but be together in a virtual environment. 3. Teams have to be in the same city to be together in a virtual environment.
Output: 2
Statement: Critics don't like the book any more than the essay. Choices: 1. Critics are not a fan of the essay and prefer the book. 2. Critics don't like the essay any less than the book.  3. Critics might like the book and essay equally. 
Output: 3
Statement: Analysts who are not proficient in statistics are strongly advised to seek the assistance of a statistician before selecting the method of analysis and using any of the results. Choices: 1. Statistician are needed when analysis of results and data sets are required. 2. Analysts are often proficient in statistics. 3. Analysts who are proficient in statistics are still encouraged to seek help.
Output: 2
Statement: Legal Aid Services of Oregon runs a similar office in Woodburn next door to the Indigenous Project, but is restricted in the clients it serves - usually workers with legal documents only - because it receives federal funding. Choices: 1. The Legal Aid Services of Oregon in Woodburn receives funding from the federal government. 2. There are no Legal Aid Services of Oregon that receive federal funding. 3. The Legal Aid Services of Oregon that operate without federal funding are able to service more of a diverse clientele.
Output: 3
Statement: Four are essential to case study  iteration, OTTR, triangulation, and ruling out rival explanations. Choices: 1. Four are needed for making sure the rival explanations are in fact correct. 2. Four are needed for making sure the rival explanations are ruled out. 3. Four are needed to prove that the rival explanations can't happen because of gravity.
Output: 3
Statement:  There's plenty of meat on the menu as  local pork and lamb, fowl, and game. Choices: 1. They only serve imported pork here. 2. The menu has a good variety of meat types. 3. You can pick up to two types of meat for your main dish.
Output: 3
Statement: beat them all up including the women i mean they just beat them stuffed them in the freezer and then shot them all Choices: 1. They beat them, shot them, and stuffed them in the freezer. 2. It didn't matter man, woman, or child. All of them were shot and put into the freezer. 3. They let all of the people go. 
Output: 2
Statement: Its carriers provide twice weekly delivery to various areas in Sweden for large volume customers. Choices: 1. The carriers provide delivery twice a week to parts of Sweden. 2. The carriers provide delivery twice a year to all of Sweden. 3. The carriers provide delivery twice a week to parts of Sweden while other areas only get delivery once a month.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah somebody said that uh JR is going to die and that will be end of the season forever i mean the end of the show forever Choices: 1. Someone told me yesterday that JR was going to die in the series finale next week.  2. Somebody was saying that JR will die and that is going to be how the show ends. 3. The first episode of the series would begin with the death of JR. 
Output: 1
Statement: The new details in This Wild Darkness make explicit the sexual abuses of his adoptive father. Choices: 1. The new details of This Wild Darkness do not explicitly state the sexual abuses of his father. 2. The new details of This Wild Darkness explicitly state the sexual abuses of his father. 3. The new details of This Wild Darkness explicitly state the sexual abuses of his father and their affect on him.
Output: 3
Statement: Meanwhile, the British clerk-turned-soldier Robert Clive won a long campaign against the French for Madras. Choices: 1. The British clerk Robert Clive, a former soldier, won a long campaign against the French for Madras.  2. The British clerk Robert Clive, a former soldier, was arrested for treason after he fled a long campaign against the French for Madras and they lost as a result of his cowardice.  3. The British clerk Robert Clive, a former soldier, won a long campaign against the French for Madras and he was often compared to Lawrence of Arabia. 
Output: 3
Statement:  Much of the coastline south from CaleSant Vicenc is good, sandy beach. Choices: 1. If you like rocky beaches, try the coastline south from CaleSant. 2. There are no beaches south of CaleSant, but you can find plenty on the opposite side. 3. Sandy beaches make up most of the coastline going south from CaleSant.
Output: 2
Statement: uh tell you what  um i'll let you start or  if that's all right Choices: 1. You can start talking and then I will ask questions as I get them. 2. I'm gonna let you start, if that's ok. 3. I'm gonna start and then you can tell me what you think.
Output: 1
Statement: FINANCING ACCOUNT -A non-budget account associated with each credit program account. Choices: 1. A financing account is strictly budget based.  2. There are different types of accounts for each credit program.  3. Each credit program is required by law to have a non-budget account. 
Output: 3
Statement: EPA performed an Economic Analysis of the final rule, including the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act portions of the rule, and the analysis is summarized in the preamble to the final rule. Choices: 1. The EPA refused to perform any kind of analysis. 2. An analysis was performed on the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act. 3. The EPA concluded that the Clean Air Act was a waste of money.
Output: 3
Statement: After the more sober spirituality of the Romanesque churches, the soaring Gothic cathedrals of Chartres, Paris (Notre-Dame), Bourges, and Amiens were at once monuments to the glory of God and testimony to the sheer power, spiritual and temporal, of the Roman Catholic Church. Choices: 1. Chartres, Paris, Bourges and Amines' cathedrals were monuments to the glory of God and, at the same time, testimony to sheer power of the Islamic religion. 2. Chartres, Paris, Bourges and Amines' cathedrals were monuments to the glory of God and, at the same time, testimony to sheer power of the Roman Catholic Church. 3. Chartres, Paris, Bourges and Amines' cathedrals were monuments to the glory of God and, at the same time, testimony to sheer power of the Roman Catholic Church, said my history book.
Output: 3
Statement: Another 100 attorneys work part time for those programs. Choices: 1. 100 attorneys work part time in those programs in the state of Texas. 2. 100 attorneys work part time in those programs. 3. Only 2 attorneys work part time in the programs.
Output: 1
Statement: You can't even use it to spy on a nanny, since it has no hidden camera capabilities. Choices: 1. Spying on a nanny is out of the question, since there are no hidden cameras in it. 2. You could use it as a house decoration. 3. It is pretty useful to spy, since there are plenty of hidden camera capabilities included.
Output: 2
Statement: And a full-page ad in the Sunday NYT introduced a truly frightening  The Ralph Lauren Barbie doll. Choices: 1. The page may have been disliked by some people. 2. ''NYT has never published a paper on Sunday'' 3. The Ralph Lauren barbie doll was published in the NYT.
Output: 1
Statement: The Portuguese also sailed down the west coast of Africa, going beyond Cape Bojador in 1434, a feat theretofore considered to be impossible. Choices: 1. The Portuguese failed to sail down the west coast of Africa beyond Cape Bojador.  2. The Portuguese benefited greatly by going this route. 3. Before the Portuguese accomplished going past Cape Bojador, it was believed to be impossible to do so.
Output: 2
Statement: They have no true souls either, of course, but they don't know it. Choices: 1. They knew they didn't really have souls.  2. They were demond.  3. They don't know that they don't have true souls. 
Output: 2
Statement: Bayliss come out here two years ago. Choices: 1. Two years ago, Bayliss come out here. 2. Three years ago, Bayliss came out here. 3. Four years ago, nobody even heard of it.
Output: 3
Statement: that's probably something i need to see right now because i'm taking history in school  so it'd probably be a good thing for me to see Choices: 1. I'm taking mathematics in school right now so I should see it. 2. It would most likely be something good for me to see because I'm studying history in school. 3. I'm interested in seeing it.
Output: 3
Statement: Will you swear it? Choices: 1. It's all true, isn't it? 2. You're lying, I can tell. 3. Do you promise?
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan heard something in his tone that upset him. Choices: 1. Ca'daan was furious when he heard the guy say he was going to hurt them all. 2. Ca'daan was happy when he heard what the man said. 3. Ca'daan got mad when he heard the guy.
Output: 1
Statement: Area of Inquiry--Does the configuration of programs within the state, within financial resources and subject to appropriate priority decisions under 45 C.F.R. Choices: 1. The programs might be configured in different ways. 2. The programs are run by five people working in a small office. 3. There is no question about how the programs are configured.
Output: 2
Statement: - other skilled workers such as electricians, pipe fitters, millwrights, painters, and truck drivers; and Choices: 1. Electricians are considered unskilled workers. 2. Electricians are the most skilled workers. 3. Electricians and pipe fitters are skilled workers.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah so um also of course they they can they join the they can always join the military service they are considered citizens i believe Choices: 1. They can't join the military service 2. They can always join the military service 3. They can always join the military service unless they're mentally disabled
Output: 3
Statement:  "And I say once again, Captain, that men who ride for me do not in addition ride for Kitchell." Choices: 1. "All of my men also ride for Kitchell." 2. "I repeat Captain, that my men do not also ride for Kitchell." 3. "I promise you that my men are loyal to me and no one else."
Output: 3
Statement: The finest materials were used in its construction white marble from the islands of the Marmara, verd antique from Thessaly, African yellow marble, gold and silver from Ephesus, and ancient red porphyry columns that possibly came from Egypt and may once have stood in the Temple of the Sun at Baalbek. Choices: 1. The construction was done without attention to detail. 2. White marble was taken from Mamara and used for construction. 3. The construction began in 1296 and lasted for 30 years.
Output: 3
Statement: Bit of a slip on my part, that!  Choices: 1. There was no slip on my part! 2. I made a mistake at that! 3. I had meant to say the opposite of course.
Output: 3
Statement: and i it was just miserable i hated that place Choices: 1. I did not like being at that location.  2. It is and was one of my favorite places.  3. It was poorly built together and inconvenient. 
Output: 3
Statement: It was like walking through syrup. Choices: 1. It was very hard to walk through it. 2. It was easy to walk through it. 3. The mud was so thick it was like walking through syrup.
Output: 3
Statement: that this this is the idea that i think is actually very is is what i think we should all revert to the idea that um basically they said you know everything happened in kindergarten and and in kindergarten we learned to share and we learned to um play with each other we learned to take nap you know and to take naps and and whenever we'd start a fight we'd all apologize and hug each other Choices: 1. They said we learned to be bad people in kindergarten. 2. They said kindergarten was a place for learning to be good people. 3. They said we learned to be good friends in kindergarten.
Output: 2
Statement: But Cook's entire strategy is built on the principle that it's possible to predict, in the short term, when stocks will rise and fall. Choices: 1. Cook worked for an investment firm for over a decade. 2. Cook believes stocks prices are able to be predicted. 3. Cook believes no one can crack the code of the stock market.
Output: 1
Statement: those are hairless cats of course they're Choices: 1. The hairless cats have a hard time staying warm. 2. They just look like hairless cats, they are actually shaved. 3. They are hairless cats.
Output: 1
Statement: The Cantonese love to eat and have the reputation of eating almost anything that walks on four legs. Choices: 1. Cantonese make dishes out of rabbits and turtles. 2. The Cantonese are well known for their love for food . 3. Cantonese are very picky with their food and hence their cuisines are conservative.
Output: 1
Statement: However, it was recognized that an audit cannot create precision or certainty where such factors do not exist, as financial statements are not as precise as users may believe. Choices: 1. Some financial statements can be very accurate, but this is often unlikely. 2. Financial statements are extremely precise, but not many people believe this. 3. An audit cannot create precision or certainty where such factors do not exist.
Output: 1
Statement: Brown and Newhouse's New Yorker is squeezed between newsweeklies and glossy monthlies. Choices: 1. Between the newsweeklies and glossy monthlies the New Yorker can be found. 2. The New Yorker is situated away from the glossy monthlies. 3. Brown and Newhouse's New Yorker has had difficulty competing against other magazines. 
Output: 3
Statement: The sensuality of the aristocratic lovers recalls Khajuraho . Choices: 1. Khajuraho can never recall the sensuality of the aristocratic lovers. 2. Khajuraho recalls the sensuality of the aristocratic lovers. 3. Khajuraho may recalling the sensuality of the aristocratic lovers.
Output: 3
Statement: I've written to Mr. Carter about it," she added, and told him the gist of her letter. Choices: 1. She wrote an email to her colleagues.  2. She wrote a letter to Mr. Carter.  3. She wrote to Mr. Carter about something important. 
Output: 3
Statement: To this end, BLM, FHWA, IRS, and VBA developed a set of expectations for senior executive performance that were intended to balance organizational results, customer satisfaction, and employee perspectives and offered a menu of expectations for senior executives to incorporate into their individual performance plans. Choices: 1. No standards of performance for executives have ever been set. 2. A set of expectations for senior executive performance was set. 3. The expectations set for senior executive performance was very loose and largely symbolic.
Output: 3
Statement: uh quite honestly i i have some little children and i've unfortunately found myself listening to a lot of uh nursery rhyme music here lately but that's not by my choice how about you Choices: 1. Listen to nursery rhymes because it helps put my children to sleep. 2. I only have one adult child. 3. I have been listening to a lot of nursery rhyme music.
Output: 1
Statement: Ds want good seats at the game Choices: 1. Ds doesn't want good seats.  2. The good seats are expensive.  3. Ds desires decent seats at the game. 
Output: 2
Statement: To the degree that we regard them as goads to compassion and involvement (as in Bosnia or the Middle East), showing them is a purported moral good. Choices: 1. To the degree we regard them as goads of compassion and involvement than showing them is purportedly a moral good because it gives them a positive image. 2. To the degree we regard them as goads of compassion and involvement than showing them is purportedly a moral good. 3. To the degree we regard them as goads of compassion and involvement than showing them is purportedly a moral evil.
Output: 1
Statement: Don't worry about the risk to endangered animal species most Egyptian ivory is camel or donkey bone, not elephant tusk. Choices: 1. All ivory in Egypt is made from elephant tusks. 2. Camel and donkey bones are sometimes used for making ivory. 3. Ivory sold in Sudan is sometimes made from elephant tusks.
Output: 3
Statement: Imagine that. Choices: 1. Draw it. 2. Picture it. 3. Don't imagine it.
Output: 1
Statement: and it just doesn't work and and so you tell somebody who knows about computers and they say no you obviously didn't do that because the computer doesn't  doesn't balk Choices: 1. They make you feel like an idiot when you explain you tried that already. 2. They are so warm and kind that I am never afraid to ask them for help. 3. When you tell someone that knows computers what is wrong they despite that you tried that. 
Output: 1
Statement: She works for us. Choices: 1. We've hired her. 2. She's never worked for us once. 3. She's our best worker.
Output: 3
Statement: Among Professor Rogers' publications are two books on mediation and the law that received Book Prizes in 1987 and 1989,  a text for law students written with Richard A. Salem and a legal treatise written with Craig McEwen. Choices: 1. Professor Rodgers wrote one book, which received no awards. 2. Professor Rodgers wrote two books on meditation and law. 3. Professor Rodgers was a lawyer for 18 years and a judge for 10 years.
Output: 3
Statement: The information collection is entitled Auction Forms and License Transfer Disclosures. Choices: 1. There is no information on auction forms. 2. The information is about license transfer disclosures. 3. The information is collected in an act.
Output: 2
Statement: EXCHANGE REVENUE - Inflows of resources to a governmental entity that the entity has earned. Choices: 1. Exchange revenue is high  2. Exchange revenue is the inflow of resources the government has earned  3. Exchange revenue isn't anything earned 
Output: 1
Statement: good don't ever drink Scotch it's terrible i quit drinking Scotch when i found out about that but anyway but uh as far as as far as you know Central and South America we our policy pretty much uh it depends on who we're what government we're buying down there at the particular time Choices: 1. I used to have 12 Scotch varieties in my cupboard. 2. Scotch is the best drink. 3. I no longer drink Scotch.
Output: 1
Statement: Bolshevist gold is pouring into this country for the specific purpose of procuring a Revolution. Choices: 1. The amount of gold is sufficient to fund a revolution.   2. The Bolshevist gold is entering this land to aid a revolution.   3. The Bolshevist gold entering this land is not for revolutionary purposes.  
Output: 1
Statement: Every world-class organization should have a set of core values, and so should our profession. Choices: 1. World-class organizations don't need values so much as they need the ability to get things done. 2. Our profession has too many frauds within it to not start championing a core set of values. 3. A core set of values is needed by our profession.
Output: 2
Statement: At posh hotels with posh connections, supplies would be high-level and instantaneous. Choices: 1. Nice hotels would have no supplies. 2. Supplies at the nice hotels would be things like fine china. 3. SUpplies at nice hotels would be very high.
Output: 2
Statement: I ”I don't understand. Choices: 1. That doesn't make much sense. 2. I do not understand, sorry. 3. I understand.
Output: 1
Statement: (Richard Holbrooke to  Without those words of the president's that you passed to me, I would never have been able to get it done. Choices: 1. I would have easily gotten it done without the words that you passed to me. 2. The president had high praise for my skills in engineering. 3. I wouldn't have accomplished it without those words of the president's.
Output: 2
Statement: Gentilello observed that his publications in trauma journals have earned him a great deal of attention and have raised awareness. Choices: 1. The publications were soon adopted into many different textbooks. 2. Attention and awareness are two things he earned from his publications.  3. Gentilello observed no earnings from his publications in journals.
Output: 1
Statement: oh no i'm not Choices: 1. I am, for sure! 2. I am not. 3. I'm not going to the dance.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, Lord, you millionaires!  Choices: 1. You people are impoverished and in debt. 2. You people are millionaires. 3. You millionaires got rich by laundering drugs to people.
Output: 3
Statement: A walk clockwise around the palace grounds will bring you first to the picturesque Nijubashi Bridge and the Seimon Gate, where the public is allowed to enter the palace grounds. Choices: 1. Walking clockwise around the palace will lead to the Nijubashi Bridge and Seimon Gate. 2. There is only one entrance into the Imperial Palace. 3. The only way to cross the moat is to wait for the drawbridge to be lowered.
Output: 2
Statement: Hillary may not be into regular sex with men, forcing Clinton to sate his sexual appetite elsewhere. Choices: 1. Clinton was forced to sate his sexual appetite elsewhere because he liked being with being many women. 2. Clinton and Hilary had a monogamous relationship. 3. Clinton was forced to sate his sexual appetite elsewhere because Hilary wasn't into it.
Output: 1
Statement: He had been able to get some Chinese-made replacement valves. Choices: 1. He was unable to locate any replacement valves at all. 2. The valves were made out of copper and aluminum. 3. There were some Chinese made replacement valves that he was able to get.
Output: 2
Statement: Short walks to panoramic viewpoints should be a part of everyone's itinerary. Choices: 1. You should not plan to go to see panoramic views.   2. There are many picturesque locations to walk to.   3. You should plan short walks to picturesque locations.  
Output: 2
Statement: LeTourneau was the boy's teacher in both second and sixth grades, and he describes their relationship  When I was six or seven, she encouraged me in my drawing. Choices: 1. The boy's teacher, LeTourneau, encouraged him to keep drawing. 2. The boy improved his drawing skills and built a career out of it. 3. LeTourneau hated being the boy's teacher in second and sixth grades.
Output: 2
Statement: The door on the left, beyond the hearth, leads to the valide sultan's bedchamber, with a gilded bed canopy and ornate floral fa?Хnce in turquoise, blue, and red. Choices: 1. The vailde sultan's bedchamber is behind the door on the left.   2. The valide sultan's bedchamber has the original bed.   3. The door on the left side is not beyond the hearth.  
Output: 2
Statement: for Senior Executive Performance in Contributing to Organizational Results10 Table 2: Examples of BLM's, FHWA's, IRS's, and VBA's Customer Satisfaction Expectations for Senior Executive Performance12 Choices: 1. Table 2 shows the staff phone numbers. 2. Table 2 shows the examples of BLMs. 3. Table 2 on page 20 shows expectations for senior executive performance.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon told Thorn and Adrin the tale of Stark. Choices: 1. To this day, neither Thorn or Adrin has heard the tale of Stark. 2. Thorn and Adrin had never heard the tale of the Stark. 3. Jon knows the tale of the Stark well enough to share it.
Output: 2
Statement: so we got into it fairly cheaply and then uh after we sold the first house we were left with enough cash that there was enough to make the down payment on this house Choices: 1. We had enough cash from the last sell to make a down payment.  2. We sold the house for less than the house we're buying.  3. The house sold for fairly cheap because of the bad economy. 
Output: 3
Statement: But try to make it sound authentic.' Choices: 1. Try and make it sound fake. 2. Try and make it sound legit. 3. Try and make it sound like real Spanish.
Output: 3
Statement: Delicacy doesn't undermine this balancing act. Choices: 1. Delicacy undermines this balancing act.  2. If this act is treated delicately, it will not be passed. 3. This balancing act does not need delicacy. 
Output: 2
Statement: Since 1970, owner engineering downsizing has resulted in increased use of contractors to perform design and construction functions. Choices: 1. Owner engineering downsizing has no result on contractors. 2. Owner engineering downsizing has a result on contractors because they are able to work together well. 3. Owner engineering downsizing has a result on contractors.
Output: 2
Statement: They still maintain their own individual charms and are certainly an important element in Edinburgh's continuing appeal. Choices: 1. Nothing sets them apart and they're all reprehensible people. 2. The group both maintains their individual charms and are key to the appeal of Edinburgh. 3. They sometimes have profound disagreements but all of them still get along.
Output: 3
Statement: Human-rights groups argue that the current tribunals, having no police force to back them up, are too weak to be effective. Choices: 1. Many human-right's groups believe that without police support tribunals are essentially powerless. 2. Police forces supporting tribunals might have no effect overall. 3. Tribunals are quite effective without the involvement of police.
Output: 2
Statement: In spite of this investment, productivity appears to have increased only in response to hiring freezes, or reductions in the average wage and fringe benefit package caused by special circumstances. Choices: 1. Hiring freezes and wage reduction always increase productivity.  2. Hiring freezes and reductions in wage appear to increase productivity. 3. Productivity did not increase in response to the hiring freeze.
Output: 1
Statement: I confess I always want to like the latest Bond flick. Choices: 1. I always strive to get into the latest Bond movie. 2. I don't want to like the latest Bond flick at all. 3. I want to get into the latest Bond flick as it seems exciting and everyone else wants to watch it.
Output: 3
Statement: i know it just has that i it looks several times in the last couple of weeks it has looked rainy that day and not not done anything and we have a lot of trees Choices: 1. Everytime it looks like its gonna rain, it rains. 2. Over the past few weeks it's looked like it's going to rain but nothing ended up happening. 3. All of the forecasts say it's going to rain but they've been wrong the past few weeks.
Output: 3
Statement: I suppose it's a measure of how far we've come that IBM just issued a press release, though it would have been stirring to see CEO Lou Gerstner storm into the Exchange Tuesday to start buying up shares. Choices: 1. IBM is the largest law firm in the world. 2. IBM did not issue a press release. 3. IBM just issued a press release.
Output: 1
Statement: uh oh yeah but yeah uh that's not one of my first priorities when i'm looking for a new car is excellent gas mileage look Choices: 1. One of the main qualities I look for in a new vehicle is good gas mileage.  2. Great gas mileage is all I really care about when I'm shopping for a car.  3. I do not care if a car has good or bad gas mileage. 
Output: 2
Statement: That's something else entirely. Choices: 1. That is another thing on its own. 2. That is totally different from what is at hand. 3. That is the exact same thing.
Output: 2
Statement: The financial interchange does not arise from an exchange transaction, because it is a reallocation of resources among funds, all of which are financed primarily from nonexchange revenue. Choices: 1. The financial interchange isn't the result of an exchange transaction. 2. The financial interchange always arises from an exchange transaction. 3. There has been a push to eliminate nonexchange revenue as a means of financing.
Output: 3
Statement: Foshan's most outstanding artistic monument is Zu Miao, the Taoist Ancestral Temple, a Sung dynasty establishment rebuilt in the 14th century and well worth visiting. Choices: 1. The only Muslim mosque on Foshan is Zu Miao. 2. Zu Miao was torn down and its reconstruction was completed in the 1360s. 3. A number of commemorative structures can be found on Foshan.
Output: 2
Statement: Agencies' use of performance information can be improved. Choices: 1. Agencies can improve their use of performance information, but are not likely to. 2. Agencies can not improve their use of performance information at all. 3. Agencies can improve their use of performance information.
Output: 1
Statement: uh well if you know diesels don't require mechanics they require plumbers Choices: 1. Diesels require mechanics, not plumbers. 2. Diesels require plumbers, not mechanics. 3. Diesels are so messy that they require plumbers instead of mechanics.
Output: 3
Statement: The second walk is one of the island's most popular levada trails. Choices: 1. One of the popular levada trails is the second walk. 2. The second walk is not popular at all. 3. Shoes should be worn at all time on these trails.
Output: 3
Statement: right right yeah  one of the weirdest things i saw i think it was around this time last year was a twenty six degree lightning storm Choices: 1. I will never forget that twenty six degree lighting storm I saw last year. 2. One of the weirdest things I saw was a twenty six degree lightning storm. 3. I have never seen a lightning storm in my life.
Output: 1
Statement:  Dave stared up at the mottled dome above him and at the dull clod--certainly a mandrake--who was still carrying the sample. Choices: 1. Dave wished he could see the dome above him. 2. The clod was carrying the sample. 3. The clod was never carrying the sample.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i hope not Choices: 1. I hope we don't have the same weather. 2. I hope so.  3. I don't wish for it.
Output: 1
Statement: The legal problems faced by people living in poverty can result in particularly serious, long-term consequences for children. Choices: 1. Along with the legal problems, there are also very real financial and nutritional problems that children in low-income families have to deal with. 2. Children suffer from the consequences of the legal issues low-income individuals are forced to contend with. 3. At least the children don't have to deal with the fallout of the legal problems low-income people have to contend with.
Output: 1
Statement: No doubt I am very dense, but I cannot see what the proximity of the coast has got to do with the murder of Mrs. Inglethorp." Choices: 1. I don't see what the proximity of the coast has to do with the murder. 2. The proximity of the coast has nothing do with Mrs. Inglethorp's murder. 3. Because I am very intelligent, I have deduced that Mrs. Inglethorp was not murdered.
Output: 2
Statement: In that case, there are nondictatorial voting systems that both respect unanimity and eliminate flip-flops. Choices: 1. The actual hardware for these voting methods is all supplied by one organization. 2. There are voting systems that respect unanimity do exist.  3. The only voting system that respects unanimity and stops flip-flops is a dictatorial one. 
Output: 1
Statement: The second side is interpreting the attitude and behavior of other people toward oneself as civil. Choices: 1. Another side is about seeing the behavior of other people as civil, the pope agrees on that. 2. Another side is about seeing the behavior of other people as rude. 3. Another side is about seeing the behavior of other people as civil.
Output: 1
Statement: and as we were jumping around or doing something i just jumped up and came right down on it Choices: 1. I jumped up and came right down on it. 2. I just fell down, we weren't doing anything. 3. I jumped up and came right down on my tail-bone.
Output: 3
Statement: Susan's talent can help in many ways. Choices: 1. Susan's talents are in now way helpful. 2. There are many ways that Susan's talent can help. 3. Susan's rapier talents can help in a lot of ways.
Output: 3
Statement: I can't stand here on this ladder all day long. Choices: 1. I'll have no problem standing on the ladder for the rest of the day.  2. I won't be able to stand here all day because my back already hurts.  3. I don't have the ability to stay on the ladder for the entire day. 
Output: 2
Statement: a compost pile right Choices: 1. The compost pile is correct. 2. The compost pile is to the right. 3. The compost pile is stage right.
Output: 1
Statement: For simplicity the variable portion of access and travel to and from the beginning of the route are ignored. Choices: 1. The variable portion of access is ignored to make things easier. 2. The variable portion of access doesn't change anything more than 10%. 3. The variable portion of access can't be ignored because it's so crucial.
Output: 2
Statement: is this better Choices: 1. This is worse. 2. This should be better. 3. Is this any better?
Output: 2
Statement: well i don't know like back in my particular office there must be at least uh twenty twenty five people one secretary no typewriter it's all computers everybody's got a a PC sitting in front of their desk Choices: 1. My office has over twenty-five people and one of them uses a Mac. 2. The secretary in my office uses a typewriter.  3. My office has at least twenty-five people and one secretary; everyone has PCs on their desks, no typewriters. 
Output: 1
Statement: but i don't know how corrupt the Honduran government is but the Choices: 1. I don't know if the Honduran government is corrupt.  2. Who knows how corrupt the government is.  3. The Honduran government is honest. 
Output: 2
Statement: In a type-2 situation, the mailer/competitor achieves the workshared result but does the work in a different way from the way the postal service would do it. Choices: 1. The postal service has a particular way of doing the work. 2. The postal service and the competitors have no differences in the way they do their work. 3. The public finds the postal service's methods less efficient.
Output: 3
Statement: When the censors and parents stop complaining, the kids will stop listening, and the band will fade away. Choices: 1. Many bands have fallen out of the public eye due to being overly censored. 2. The band fades away once the kids stop listening and the parents stop complaining.  3. The more that censors and parents complain, the greater a band's success.
Output: 1
Statement: A collection of related data elements that relate to a specific event, transaction, or occurrence (for example, questionnaire responses about one individual-such as age, sex, and marital status). Choices: 1. Questionnaire responses are usually analyzed by a computer algorithm. 2. A grouping of unrelated data elements about a range of wildly different topics. 3. A collection of data, such as questionnaire responses, about a specific transaction or occurence.
Output: 1
Statement: The city is a fascinating and congested labyrinth of churches, synagogues, mosques, noble houses and humble residences. Choices: 1. The city is full of old interesting sights. 2. The city is nearly bare. 3. The city is full of interesting sights.
Output: 1
Statement: A piece asks how best to topple Slobodan Milosevic. Choices: 1. The piece lays out a detailed criteria of how Slobodan Milosevic can hold on to power indefinitely. 2. Slobodan Milosevic was beloved by his people and considered a hero to his country. 3. The article poses the question of methods in which to bring down the regime of Slobodan Milosevic.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Suicide isn't in your nature, Ben,' Lincoln spoke up. Choices: 1. Lincoln said Ben wouldn't kill himself. 2. Lincoln said Ben wouldn't  be able to kill himself. 3. Lincoln said Ben would kill himself.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah right yeah yeah it was it we stopped watching for a couple of years in the middle there but we started watching again Choices: 1. We've watched the whole time it's been around. 2. We stopped watching for a couple years in the middle. 3. We stopped watching The Walking Dead for a couple years.
Output: 3
Statement: That is, a review could be done to see how many transportation runs are scheduled solely to meet a deadline or a service standard, but which involve very little mail. Choices: 1. Most delivery trucks are only driving to meet deadlines and service standards, but not delivering as they should be.  2. They can conduct a review to see how many transportation runs are scheduled just to meet a deadline or standard but with not much mail. 3. Some companies are looking into investigating transportation runs to see if there is only a deadline being met but not much mail being delivered.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1997, the volume of total First-Class Mail was 99. Choices: 1. The first class mail volume was low in 1997 2. The first class mail volume was huge in 1997 3. In 1997 the first class mail volume was 99 
Output: 2
Statement: Where the palazzo joins the basilica's southernmost flank is the Porta della Carta (Gate of the Paper, where the doge posted his decrees and scribes gathered). Choices: 1. The Porta della Carta is part of the basilica. 2. Porta della Carta means Gate of the Milk Carton. 3. Paper messages were posted on the Porta della Carta by anyone who wished to convey information.
Output: 3
Statement: Just off the northeast corner of the Diwan-i-Am, the harem had its very own mosque, Nagina Masjid, Hindu temple, and between the two a bazaar where merchants sold silks and jewels. Choices: 1. The vendors sold jewelry made out of gold, silver, and copper. 2. At the bazaar in between, merchants sold freshly made food and bolts of cloth. 3. In between the two, vendors hawked luxury items at a bazaar.
Output: 1
Statement: Drew Kirby had a mule and two good horses, maybe three by tomorrow. Choices: 1. Drew Kirby had sold all his animals. 2. Drew Kirby kept his animals in order to do some work. 3. Drew Kirby had some animals.
Output: 2
Statement: He said, "And worlds like ours?"   Choices: 1. Is our world going to disappear too? 2. "And words like theirs?" 3. "And worlds like ours?", he said.
Output: 1
Statement:  How does a former police officer get involved with running a laboratory making illegal speed? Choices: 1. A laboratory making illegal had a former police officer involved in their affairs. 2. The 46 year old former police officer was making drugs in the lab. 3. How does a former chef end up making speed in a lab?
Output: 2
Statement: for each household in the sample. Choices: 1. The sample includes 2000 individual households. 2. The sampling includes only business enterprises. 3. Individual households are sampled.
Output: 1
Statement: Team owners have also boosted ticket prices at the new parks, charging about 35 percent more than they did at the old parks. Choices: 1. Tickets cost more at the new parks than at the old parks. 2. Ticket prices at the new parks have been raised by around 60% on average.  3. Because ticket prices have increased at the new parks, attendance has fallen, which is troubling the team owners. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Cases Funded Exclusively with LSC Resources  The second methodology LSC is developing is a model to estimate the number of cases funded exclusively with LSC funds. Choices: 1. LSC doesn't care to know how many cases have been funded by them alone. 2. Over 200 cases have been funded only using LSC contributions. 3. The LSC Resources are often used to fund many cases.
Output: 2
Statement: procedures as identified by the Office of Management and Budget, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Veterans Affairs' policies, and VBA guidance and policy documents. Choices: 1. The procedures must be identified before they can be put into effect. 2. The Office of Management and Budget was one of the organizations that identified the procedures. 3. The Office of Management and Budget refused to identify any procedures.
Output: 1
Statement: As long as sufficient skills are retained inhouse to meet the smart buyer approach discussed above, there does not appear to be any greater risk from contracting out a broader range of design review functions, including such services as construction document discipline reviews and code compliance checks, so long as such functions are widely available from a competitive commercial marketplace. Choices: 1. The smart buyer approach does not work. 2. The smart buyer approach needs specific skills. 3. The smart buyer approach needs specific skills such as negotiation.
Output: 3
Statement: oh not only that but we're we're either either don't have the equipment to handle it either Choices: 1. We don't have the equipment for it. 2. We don't have any safety eqipment for it. 3. We have everything we need to deal with it.
Output: 2
Statement: A new opulent architecture blossomed with the chateaux of the Loire and around Paris. Choices: 1. After the invasion of Paris, William the Conqueror was the main reason the area was rebuilt. 2. New ideas led to new, beautiful architecture in France. 3. None of the older architecture still survives to this day.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh i remember working on those cars you'd open the hood and there was basically nothing in there but an engine and a few things Now you open the hood and it's scary like you say it takes a plumber to figure out where all this stuff goes yeah Choices: 1. It used to be much easier to work under the hood on a car than it is now. 2. It wasn't confusing to work on cars back in the day, but it's not that bad today either. 3. Cars are easier to work on now than in back in the day.
Output: 2
Statement: i guess it's too frustrating Choices: 1. I assume it's too frustrating. 2. I guess it's pretty cool. 3. I guess it's too frustrating for you to be in that position.
Output: 3
Statement: makes the rooms look bigger one of the in our down stairs in our dining room we have a formal dining room it has molding uh like picture frames i don't know what you call that that actually that are along the walls you know up a couple of feet Choices: 1. We have a formal dining room that is downstairs and it has some molding.  2. We have a formal dining room upstairs that doesn't have any molding.  3. We have a formal dining room with the molding and I really hate the molding in that room. 
Output: 3