niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: One of the most intriguing specimens of montane flora (also found in the heath forest) is the pitcher plant (see page 125). Choices: 1. The Pitcher plant is most commonly found in valleys. 2. The Pitcher plant is one of the most fascinating and elusive specimens of montane flora. 3. The Pitcher plant is one of the most fascinating specimens of montane flora.
Output: 2
Statement: He had to sign letters and open gifts from various companies hoping to win favors. Choices: 1. He was hoping to win favors from companies.  2. He did not do anything for the companies.  3. He was trying to get hired at those companies.
Output: 3
Statement: The building to the right of the main hall is the Asakusa Jinja, a Shinto shrine dedicated to the three legendary founders the Sanja of Sensoji. Choices: 1. Sanja of Sensoji was founded by one person.  2. The Shinto shrine Asakusa Jinja is four hundred years old.  3. The three individuals who founded the Sanja of Sensoji have a Shinto shrine dedicated to them. 
Output: 2
Statement: just your Visa yeah Choices: 1. Yes, just Visa.   2. Visa is the only card they accept.   3. No, not Visa.  
Output: 2
Statement: Its effort to reorganize political parties on a social and economic rather than ethnic basis misread the temper of the Malay masses. Choices: 1. Those who wanted to reorganize the political parties were so far out of touch with the common man due to their wealth. 2. The attempt of reorganizing political parties along social lines was a grand success. 3. The Malay people were not concerned with the organization of political parties.
Output: 1
Statement: Prince Charlie fled and was pursued over the Highlands before escaping in a French ship. Choices: 1. Prince Charlie was pursued over the Highlands by Dutch royalty.  2. Prince Charlie has absolutely no connection with French naval facilities.  3. Prince Charlie fled and escaped in a French ship. 
Output: 1
Statement: From the north-coast resort of Rodi Garganico, you can take a 90-minute boat trip during the summer months out to the pine-tree-covered Tremiti Islands. Choices: 1. A trip by boat to the Tremiti Islands takes about 90 minutes. 2. The Tremiti Islands can be reached by the newly constructed bridge south of Milan. 3. It may take considerably longer than 90 minutes to sail to the islands depending on the weather.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the evidence was strong for a harm reduction effect across various indicators of risk and re-injury. Choices: 1. All of the evidence indicated that there was no change in any risk factors. 2. The risk of re-injury was demonstrated to be lower. 3. Most of these injuries were broken bones and sprained tendons.
Output: 3
Statement: His eyes unfocused as the flashes of the Kal's intent flowed into his mind. Choices: 1. He thought about Kal. 2. He didn't give any thought to Kal. 3. He thought about how Kal wanted to hurt people.
Output: 3
Statement: Go through the pavilion to the Daulat Khana (Abode of Fortune) on the south side of the courtyard, a palace of which the most striking feature is the Hindu nature of its carved pedestals with stylized elephant heads as capitals and sculpted stone screens. Choices: 1. The buildings were made from Islamic culture. 2. The Hindus like to carve elephants in their buildings. 3. The elephant is a great feature of Hindu.
Output: 2
Statement: and she watches she watches these really gross things you know like The Nightmare on Elm Street and the you know that kind of junk i don't go for that at all Choices: 1. She views these disgusting things like "The Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" every day, and I don't like that kind of garbage. 2. She views these disgusting things like "The Nightmare on Elm Street", and I don't like that kind of garbage. 3. She only likes cute, family-friendly films.
Output: 1
Statement: I, for one, will not forget President Bush's poignant reminder in the aftermath of Sept. 11: We're in a fight for our principles, he told us, and our first responsibility is to live by them. Choices: 1. President Bush said that we need to stay true to ourselves. 2. President Bush's reminder is one I will not forget. 3. I forgot what President Bush said after September 11.
Output: 1
Statement: If the employee is not recording his or her T and A data, the basis for recording the data could be (1) the timekeeper's or supervisor's observation, (2) time clocks, or other automated timekeeping devices, where not prohibited by law, or (3) other applicable techniques. Choices: 1. If time clocks or automated timekeeping devices are available and legal, it can pose as basis for recording the data. 2. The employee is responsible for recording his T and A data at all times. 3. The employee doesn't have to record his T and A data since the government does so automatically for him.
Output: 2
Statement: I've given up trying to guess what he'll do next." Choices: 1. I've stopped trying to figure out his next move. 2. I've already figured him out.  3. He's an unpredictable person, and I don't want to try to figure out his moves anymore, it's just too much. 
Output: 3
Statement: that's good i heard that yeah yeah Choices: 1. That is terrible, I didn't hear a sound. 2. That is good, it was audible. 3. That is great, I caught that with my ear.
Output: 2
Statement: but uh you know i made my son his uh Donald Duck and you know the Disney characters painted them for him in real bright colors Choices: 1. The toy I bought for my son is grey and fluffy.  2. The Disney toy I made for my son is blue.  3. I painted my son's Donald Duck toy in bright colors. 
Output: 2
Statement: Though Tutankhamun could have been among them, the Egyptian authorities made the decision to return him to the Valley of the Kings and he now rests once again in the inner sanctuary of his tomb in a stone sarcophagus. Choices: 1. Tutankhamen rests in the Valley of the Kings, as per the request of the Egyptian authorities. 2. Tutankhamen was released by authorities, so his sarcophagus would be part of a museum display. 3. Tutankhamun wasn't always in his tomb, even after his death.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah because when you're touristing you probably don't want to take the time to Choices: 1. Tourists don't take the time to do everything. 2. Tourists always make time for that. 3. Tourists don't take the time to see all the sites off the beaten path.
Output: 3
Statement: Unstructured methods may be appropriate for illustrative and exploratory applications. Choices: 1. There are no such thing as unstructured methods. 2. There are variety of methods that can be used to solve something. 3. An illustrative method could involve drawing a picture.
Output: 3
Statement: The board has a responsibility to enhance shareholder value, assess and monitor risk, and ensure management accountability. Choices: 1. Assessing and monitoring risk, while also important, is not as important as increasing shareholder value. 2. Shareholder value cannot be increased, and the board makes this clear. 3. Shareholder value can be enhanced, but it is up to the board to do it.
Output: 1
Statement: Today Saint Valery offers ramparts and half-timbered houses in the Haute Ville, and a pleasant waterfront promenade with views of seals in the estuary. Choices: 1. Half-timbered houses are available in the haute Ville. 2. Saint Valery does not offer ramparts in the Haute Ville. 3. The water promenade that allows views of the estuary seals is by far the most popular.
Output: 3
Statement: Even its advertised passbook savings accounts earned 1.49 percent. Choices: 1. The account earnings are a good rate. 2. The savings accounts earned 3 percent. 3. The passbook savings account is advertised.
Output: 1
Statement: Spacious rooms with lanais face the beach and an atrium complex of gardens and pools in this posh resort, the Mauna Kea's main rival. Choices: 1. The rooms have lanais that overlook the road. 2. The rooms have lanais that overlook the beach. 3. The rooms have lanais that overlook the beach and have hammocks on them.
Output: 3
Statement: Nitrogen Oxides Emission Rate Reduction Program Choices: 1. The program lowers dangerous levels  2. Nitrogen oxides emission rate lowering program 3. Nitrogen oxide rate increase program
Output: 1
Statement: Bronze that once embellished the entrance was carted away and recycled as Bernini's canopy for the high altar in St. Peter's. Choices: 1. All of the bronze that decorated the entrance was recycled. 2. The bronze that decorated the entrance was removed and recycled. 3. The bronze that decorated the entrance was thrown away and never seen again.
Output: 1
Statement: NSAs are doable under current law! Choices: 1. NSAs can't be done with the current laws. 2. NSAs are beneficial for companies. 3. Current law allows NSAs to be done.
Output: 2
Statement: uh i love to read but i you know i don't have a lot of time to read and Choices: 1. I read constantly.  2. I love reading but I have not time for it. 3. I wish I had more time.
Output: 3
Statement: Not at all, I said coldly.  Choices: 1. Completely, I said. 2. Not at all I said. 3. Not at all, I said with ice in my voice.
Output: 3
Statement: Directly south of the Old City just outside its walls, is Mount Zion, revered by millions and visited by hundreds daily. Choices: 1. The Old City is a popular tourist destination. 2. Millions of people dislike Mount Zion. 3. There are a lot of visitors to Mount Zion.
Output: 1
Statement: and i i'm not a great television watcher in in any respect uh but uh the watching what i do watch is uh usually news and whatever is on public television uh any kind of i also uh am very fond of great performances in in that regard Choices: 1. I'm not a good television watcher. 2. I have never been good at watching television. 3. I am very good at watching televsion.
Output: 2
Statement: Just because an insurer won't pay for a treatment doesn't free a doctor from providing it. Choices: 1. An insurer not paying for a procedure precludes a doctor from providing it. 2. An insurer not paying for a procedure doesn't preclude a doctor from providing it. 3. An insurer not paying for a treatment may cause the doctor to not provide it.
Output: 3
Statement: I have been told that is an old-fashioned, puritanical attitude. Choices: 1. My views on marriage are old-fashioned. 2. I am very modern. 3. My attitude is old-fashioned.
Output: 1
Statement: Because the catcher calls the game, he must know the hitting abilities and weaknesses of every opposing batter. Choices: 1. The catcher studies the opposing batters by going to every one of their games. 2. The catcher knows nothing about the other teams batter. 3. The catcher knows the hitting abilities and weaknesses of every opposing batter.
Output: 1
Statement: Ready-to-wear Clothes. Choices: 1. Fast ready to wear clothes for cheap can be found here. 2. Clothes that are ready to wear right away. 3. Clothes requiring preparation.
Output: 1
Statement: This massive steel suspension bridge stages the most magnificent traffic jams; it is a great place to gauge the Bengali temperament. Choices: 1. There really isn't much traffic when traveling on the bridge. 2. The bridge gets backed up during the hour before and the hour after the general work day. 3. The bridge causes the most traffic and tests peoples' tempers.
Output: 2
Statement: oh that that would be that'd be culturally shocking Choices: 1. It would be culturally shocking. 2. Raising taxes on the poor would be culturally shocking. 3. That's something that wouldn't be culturally shocking.
Output: 2
Statement: As a result of these 1995 planning activities, the Access to Justice Board reconfigured the delivery structure in Washington and created two statewide legal services entities--Columbia Legal Services and the Northwest Justice Project (NJP)--to coordinate and supplement the activities of an extensive network of legal services advocates, pro bono projects, other providers and supporters within the state of Washington. Choices: 1. The Access to Justice Board formed two legal services entities. 2. The Northwest Justice Project was established mere days before Columbia Legal Services. 3. The Access to Justice Board reviewed the situation and opted not to form another two additional legal services entities.
Output: 2
Statement: Some are generic in nature and are intended to help people anticipate and cope with change and ensure that every person in the organization understands the need for change. Choices: 1. Some are generic in nature and are intended for the benefit of the world 2. Some are generic in nature and are intended to help people 3. All are generic in nature and are intended to help people
Output: 1
Statement: Susan was invited to stay with Alek, the younger boy. Choices: 1. There were boys older than Alek.  2. Susan was happy to stay with Alek.  3. Susan was forbidden to stay with Alek. 
Output: 2
Statement: Again, this is contrary to our finding in Section 3 about the relative burden of the USO. Choices: 1. Section 3 covers the relative burden of the USO. 2. There is no discussion about the relative burden of the USO. 3. The relative burden of the USO is discussed in Sections 3, 4 and 5.
Output: 3
Statement: He must act quickly.  Choices: 1. He has no time to lose. 2. He can take his time. 3. He must act fast.
Output: 1
Statement: Daniel was wearing an ill-fitting train-conductor's uniform. Choices: 1. Daniel had a black uniform on. 2. Daniel had a uniform on. 3. Daniel had a toga  on.
Output: 1
Statement: Other people get this. Choices: 1. Other people understand they need to do well. 2. No one understands that. 3. Other people understand.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, sir, she slipped it into a long envelope, and put it inside a sort of purple box that was standing on the desk. Choices: 1. She put the long envelope inside a purple box. 2. The envelope was placed in a red box. 3. The long envelope was sealed before being put in the box.
Output: 3
Statement: Look at the landscape of his life and you'll see a boneyard. Choices: 1. His way of life is constantly filled with sorrow and self-medication.  2. His life is dull and boring.  3. An observer can point out that he is living his life to the fullest. 
Output: 1
Statement: The analysis then compares actual findings to expectations. Choices: 1. The analysis compares results to the results of other studies. 2. The results are almost always as expected. 3. The analysis compares results to expectations.
Output: 2
Statement: They will wait and they will come, said Ca'daan. Choices: 1. They were waiting for them to come to help them finish the project. 2. Ca'daan was the only one waiting for them. 3. Ca'daan said they would come if they waited.
Output: 1
Statement: And, subtly implying that a jury which did not so decide, was quite unthinkable, Mr. Philips sat down and wiped his forehead.  Choices: 1. Mr. Philips climbed a nearby tree and took a phone call. 2. Using a blue handkerchief, Mr. Philips wiped his forehead. 3. Mr. Philips took a seat and wiped his forehead.
Output: 2
Statement: um now at this particular time the children were two and six but then i also i've been babysitting this child uh for about eight years he's nine now and um you know i've watched him grow up and he's like a little brother to me Choices: 1. The kids were still not school age. 2. The kids were two and six. 3. THe kids were both teens.
Output: 1
Statement: Just inside the entrance is a remarkable sculpture (1673) in black stone of Vishnu as Narsimha, the man-lion, disembowelling the demon Haranyakashipu with the relish of a workman opening his lunchbox. Choices: 1. The statue of Vishnu as Narsimha, the man-lion, at the entrance is made of golden granite.  2. Many statues of Vishnu as Narsimha, the man-lion, can be found in the area.  3. Vishnu as Narsimha, the man-lion, is honored for disembowelling the demon Haranyakashipu, 
Output: 2
Statement: Both Seleyman and Sinan (the latter lived to be almost 100) are buried nearby. Choices: 1. Seleyman is buried nearby, but Sinan is buried in a different city. 2. The resting places of both Seleyman and Sinan can be found nearby. 3. Seleyman and Sinan are buried only a mile apart from each other.
Output: 3
Statement: The park is open most days in April through August, and is 22 miles north of Paris on the A1 autoroute. Choices: 1. The park is open during daylight hours in the spring and summer. 2. The park is usually open in the spring and summer. 3. The park closes each July.
Output: 1
Statement: Interacting with the Council is an important way to influence research priorities, she said. Choices: 1. The council has nothing to do with research. 2. The council influences research priorities.  3. The council encourages new research projects.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah you really can people don't realize that Choices: 1. People don't realize how important voting is. 2. People don't realize that. 3. People realize it.
Output: 1
Statement: The main beaches of Sifnos lie on the south coast. Choices: 1. On the southern coast there beaches. 2. The north coast has the primary beaches of Sifnos. 3. Sifnos has some beaches on the east coast.
Output: 3
Statement: The auditor should also review previous studies or audits of the acquisition project and of the agency's information resources management functions. Choices: 1. Previous studies should be reviewed by the auditor. 2. The review of the studies by the auditor should cover all parts of the study. 3. The auditor doesn't need to check any previous studies.
Output: 2
Statement: My speeches grew in length and verve, though I always tried to keep them reasonably brief. Choices: 1. I tried to keep my speeches short. 2. I tried to keep my speeches short, but I had a lot to say. 3. I talked for hours and hours on end.
Output: 2
Statement: Head across 25 August Street to a small park El Greco named after the painter, a native of Crete, whose true name was Dominicos Theotokepoulos. Choices: 1. There is a park on 25 August Street named after Andy Warhol. 2. There is a park on August Street that is named after the painter El Greco who was born in Crete. 3. Dominicos Theotokepoulos was born to a washer woman on the isle of Crete and is more commonly known as El Greco.
Output: 3
Statement: A mecca for gay travelers and nude sunbathers, Mykonos is also a trendy spot for the fabulous and well-connected, who come to shop in its designer boutiques (open almost around the clock) and go clubbing till sunrise. Choices: 1. Gay travelers aren't allowed in Mykonos. 2. Mykonos attracts gay travelers from the US more than any other European location. 3. Lots of gay travelers like to go to Mykonos.
Output: 2
Statement: There were them buzzards we had us a coupla run-ins with back in Tennessee, 'member? Choices: 1. They never met any birds anywhere. 2. The birds pooped all over their wagon. 3. We met the birds a few times in Tennessee.
Output: 2
Statement: The collection point for the tunnel's water, the Pool of Siloam, is believed to be the place where Jesus restored sight to a blind man. Choices: 1. The Pool of Siloam has no history behind it. 2. Jesus had a lot of extraordinary powers. 3. Jesus gave a blind man sight again.
Output: 2
Statement: The purpose of the self-inspection process is to give our grantees a means to ensure that their CSR data meet LSC standards for accuracy. Choices: 1. The LSC determines whether grants are accurate. 2. We promote self-inspection in order to ensure our grantees' CSR data meets the LSC standards for accuracy. 3. The LSC looks for problems in aquarium animals.
Output: 1
Statement: boy i tell you if i could bring a computer home and do stuff here i'd get all kinds of stuff done phone's always ringing and Choices: 1. If i could work at work, I could get a lot done. 2. I could never be productive at home. 3. I could do a lot at home because I work best when I'm alone.
Output: 3
Statement: As authorized by the 2000 legislation, employee performance was just one of many factors we considered when deciding which employees would be allowed to receive the incentives. Choices: 1. Employee performance is a factor when deciding which employees are rewarded. 2. Only employees over 30 years old are allowed to receive the incentives. 3. Employee performance is not considered when distributing incentives.
Output: 2
Statement: editors and word processors and and wordproof but surprisingly at home and i seldom ever bother uh or worry about it too much uh Choices: 1. I always use wore processors at home.  2. I never bother with word processors at home.  3. I'm not big on writing. 
Output: 3
Statement: sounds like we have real similar tastes we have tastes i mean as far as the sitcoms go what about the do you like L A Law or Choices: 1. After hearing you like scifi it looks like we have really similar tastes in shows. 2. I think are tastes in shows are completely different. 3. Looks like we have really similar tastes in television shows.
Output: 1
Statement: I've had certain theories of my own about this Jane Finn. Choices: 1. I have not thought at all about Jane Finn. 2. I have concocted impressions of Jane Finn in my head. 3. I have thought about what this Jane Finn must be like and built an image of her in my mind.
Output: 3
Statement: wow yeah and then it then it puts a lot of responsibility on you Choices: 1. Then it puts a lot of responsability on you 2. Having a kid puts a lot of responsibility on you 3. You don't earn a responsibility
Output: 2
Statement: The Fittest for Science Choices: 1. For Science, only the most fit. 2. Healthiest for Science 3. Science needs the weakest.
Output: 1
Statement: I'd just love to give you a real, rattling good time. Choices: 1. I want to take you out to a club and show you a good time. 2. I want to show you a really good time. 3. I would like to make you suffer.
Output: 1
Statement: When, under Clinton appointee James Lee Witt, the agency finally earned rave notices for its response to the Great Flood of 1993, only the dullest functionary could have missed the  When you do battle with disaster, no medals are awarded for being stingy. Choices: 1. Medals are not earned by being stingy during disasters. 2. James Lee Witt wasn't appointed by Clinton. 3. The Great Flood of 1993 was the biggest disaster in the city's history.
Output: 3
Statement: His fervour brought a momentary twinkle to Tuppence's eye. Choices: 1. The fervour had absolutely no effect on the stoic Tuppence.  2. Tuppence cried after seeing all that fervour at once. 3. Tuppence had a brief twinkle in his eye.
Output: 2
Statement: Ben Franklin was never, in my opinion, Presidential Material.' Choices: 1. In my opinion Ben Franklin never should have been president. 2. Ben Franklin invented the light bulb. 3. He said Ben Franklin made a lot of mistakes others may not have.
Output: 3
Statement: BLM incorporated performance elements in senior executives' individual performance plans for the rating year ending June 2000 that were structured around its strategic goals to (1) Restore and Maintain the Health of the Land, (2) Serve Current and Future Publics, and (3) Improve Organizational Effectiveness. Choices: 1. BLM have more than three strategic goals. 2. BLM is not an incorporation. 3. BLM have strategic goals to (1) Restore and Maintain the Health of the Land
Output: 1
Statement: The relaxation of prohibitionist laws has brought them within easy reach of most of the American public, and the public has voted for them with its feet. Choices: 1. The relaxation of prohibitionist laws has caused an increase in usage. 2. The public has started to move to areas with relaxed prohibitionist laws. 3. The relaxation of prohibitionist laws has not brought them in reach of the public.
Output: 1
Statement: well uh me i outgrew uh sleeping bags and uh tents Choices: 1. I only use sleeping bags now. 2. I outgrew camp sleeping supplies and now just sleep in the grass. 3. I outgrew sleeping bags and tents.
Output: 2
Statement: The magnificent frescoes and mosaics found at Akrotiri are in Athens at present, but the remains of the buildings at the site provide ample evidence of the sophistication of the culture here. Choices: 1. The remains of the buildings suggested a primitive culture that lacked sophistication. 2. It's clear that the ancient culture that existed in Akrotiri was quite sophisticated. 3. The frescoes and mosaics of ancient Akrotiri were in splendid shape.
Output: 3
Statement: The State or local regulatory agency then reviews the application and issues a draft approval. Choices: 1. Only state agencies reviews approvals 2. The agency thoroughly reviews applications.  3. State or local agency reviews applications and gives a draft approval 
Output: 2
Statement:  Ceramic Materials Research Program Choices: 1. don't research ceramics 2. research how ceramic materials are made 3. research the ceramic materials.
Output: 2
Statement: okay what is your uh general opinion then of of taxes for the Americans Choices: 1. What do you think about increases in American taxes? 2. What is your general view of taxes for Americans? 3. What is you thought on taxes for Russians?
Output: 1
Statement: Campbell says views such as his are not more widely known because, Unfortunately, we are absolutely drowned in information coming out of the dairy industry. Choices: 1. Campbell is lauded far and wide for his popular views in the dairy industry. 2. There are so many opinions floating around that Cambell's are barely a dip in the bucket. 3. The dairy industry is frequently producing a wide range of information.
Output: 3
Statement: … From an early age I realized that I had exceptional abilities. Choices: 1. I realized that I was special when I was young. 2. At an early age I thought I was ordinary. 3. I am very proud of my exceptional abilities.
Output: 3
Statement: Just inside the entrance, on the right, is the Shitamachi Customs and Manners Museum. Choices: 1. The construction was built in order to sustain a high number of rooms. 2. The Shitamachi Customs and the Manners Museum are at the entrance. 3. The Manners Museum is located at the end of the second floor.
Output: 1
Statement: Risk management must also consider the interests of key stakeholder groups, such as employees, customers and the communities in which the company operates. Choices: 1. The risk management should only worry about the employees. 2. There are a number of stakeholders in the company. 3. The risk management needs to consider all the interests of stakeholders.
Output: 2
Statement: I'll jus' let Mister Topham read it. Choices: 1. Mister Topham doesn't know how to read. 2. Mister Topham knows how to read. 3. Mister Topham knows how to read because he is literate.
Output: 3
Statement: Sigmund Del'Rosa, said Adrin. Choices: 1. It was Sigmund Del'Rosa, said Adrin 2. Adrin said, Sigmund Del'Rosa 3. Jon, said Adrin
Output: 1
Statement: Originally built in the fourth century on the Esquiline Hill site of a Roman temple to the goddess Juno, Santa Maria Maggiore is the largest and most splendid of the churches dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Choices: 1. There are lots of fancy churches dedicated to Mary. 2. Santa Maria Maggiore is a very grand and impressive building. 3. Santa Maria Maggiore is a church dedicated to Jesus.
Output: 1
Statement: This does a great disservice to the Greek musical tradition, which is rich and varied and goes back hundreds of years. Choices: 1. The Greek musical tradition is very old. 2. Greek music traditions are very bland and boring. 3. Greek music traditions involve dancing and singing.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh i don't even have an American Express to use for business so or i use a Visa all the time Choices: 1. I use a visa credit card, I don't have American express.  2. Yeah, I have an American express but not a visa.  3. I prefer visa, it's the best card to use. 
Output: 3
Statement: We're only one season into The Sopranos , so it's a bit too early to say if this particular manifestation of mob art is influencing mob life, but I think it's fair to say that no one in actual organized crime would ever want to be hooked up with Tony Soprano's crew. Choices: 1. All mob life is being influenced by The Sopranos, and any member of organized crime would love to be a part of Tony Soprano's crew. 2. Although it's too early to say if The Sopranos is influencing mob life, I don't think any member of organized crime would ever want to be linked to Tony Soprano's crew. 3. The Sopranos is having an effect on mob life.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, they recognized that staff expertise had to be frequently updated to keep abreast of ongoing changes in threats, vulnerabilities, software, security techniques, and security monitoring tools. Choices: 1. Staff expertise needed to be updated on a weekly basis when it came to ongoing changes in threats. 2. Staff expertise needed to be frequently updated in the area of vulnerabilities and security monitoring tools. 3. They recognized that staff expertise didn't need to be frequently updated.
Output: 1
Statement: No, no, he gasped.  Choices: 1. It did not surprise him at all. 2. He was shocked and disagreed. 3. He was quite surprised.
Output: 3
Statement: Horse-race journalism ignores whether charges are true and focuses instead on whether they're damaging. Choices: 1. Horse-race journalism is not always preoccupied with truth. 2. Horse-race journalism doesn't pay attention to whether charges are damaging. 3. Horse-race journalism is more focused on riders than horses.
Output: 3
Statement: But foreign invasions are nothing new to these islanders. Choices: 1. The islanders have experienced invasions by foreigners. 2. The islands have never been invaded by anyone. 3. These islands have been colonized by invaders before.
Output: 3
Statement: The most recent ABA survey was released in 1994 which found about 20 percent of the nation's poor who need a lawyer's help can find one. Choices: 1. The ABA survey was released in 1994 and looked only at NYC. 2. The ABA survey was released in 1994. 3. The ABA survey wasn't released until 1999.
Output: 1
Statement: After the painful experience of the American Revolution, the EIC conducting business from the islands of Penang and Singapore epitomized the British policy of insulating colonies from local politics. Choices: 1. The British sought to engage the colonies in local politics in order to guarantee their loyalty through devolved rule. 2. The British tried to keep the colonies separate from local politics. 3. The British were wary of an American-style Malaysian War of Independence.
Output: 3
Statement: It was set for sixty minutes and counting. Choices: 1. The counter was broken and we couldn't set it. 2. Sixty minutes was the setting. 3. Sixty minutes was a lot of time for such a task.
Output: 3
Statement: A little farther on lies the Casa de los erabes (Calle Oficios, 12), a Moorish-style 17th-century building that now comprises a bazaar piled high with carpets, robes, and pottery; Havana's only place of worship for Muslims; and a lovely restaurant tucked away in the courtyard. Choices: 1. Casa de los erabes in Havana's only place of worship for Mormons. 2. Casa de los erabes in Havana's only place of worship for Muslims. 3. Casa de los erabes in Havana's only place of worship for Muslims because there is not a big Muslim community in the country.
Output: 3
Statement: With so many people trying to get away from it all, it is the perfect contrast to our urban existence. Choices: 1. There are many people wanting to get away from their urban existence. 2. Many people trying to get away from the city will visit the nearby mountains. 3. Many people flock to it because it is identical to our urban life.
Output: 2
Statement: My  Hollywood will be making mob movies long after the mob as we know it is gone. Choices: 1. Hollywood has traditionally avoided making movies about the mob and will continue to do so. 2. There are three big movies about the mob set for release this year. 3. Hollywood will continue to make movies about the mob.
Output: 2
Statement: Involved with this is a major re-org. Choices: 1. Things need to stay the same with this. 2. Things must be arranged differently with this. 3. There is a chance to succeed with a major re-org.
Output: 3
Statement: oh no that's funny Choices: 1. It never was funny.   2. That is hilarious.   3. That is not funny.  
Output: 1
Statement: This haven of design-oriented luxury, occupying a former palace and then embassy, is the place to be if you don't care for the old-money ambience and size of the Ritz and Palace. Choices: 1. The place is very luxurious and large. 2. The place is very luxurious and large with a giant pool. 3. The place was small and dumpy.
Output: 2
Statement: But Pol Pot is irredeemable. Choices: 1. Pol Pot can never be redeemed.  2. Pol pot is irredeemable because it is too old.  3. Pol Pot is redeemable. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Saturday market is a joy, as are the narrow streets of the old town east of the busy Rue de la R??publique. Choices: 1. Textiles and artwork abound at the weekend market. 2. The old town's streets are wide, and located west of the Rue de la Republique. 3. It's delightful to spend time at the Saturday market.
Output: 1
Statement: A rather wistful smile passed across the face of the prisoner in the dock.  Choices: 1. The prisoner in the dock was expressionless. 2. The dock contained a prisoner who smiled wistfully. 3. The prisoner was remembering his former lover.
Output: 3
Statement: It's easy to pick up to 15 numbers on the 80-number slip, then hand it and your money (usually a dollar per game) to the keno runner, and she'll return a computerized ticket. Choices: 1. You can pick up to 15 numbers on the paper. 2. YOu can only pick 5 numbers. 3. You can pick up to 15 numbers on the paper and then that's turned into a computer keno ticket.
Output: 3
Statement: When they want to flee or hunt other men. Choices: 1. They all agreed to do one or the other. 2. They fought to the death among themselves to determine whether to fight of flee.  3. They either fled or hunted other men.
Output: 1
Statement: oh you should have used it you wouldn't have been liable for the payment Choices: 1. If you used your credit card you wouldn't be liable for the payment. 2. You wouldn't have been liable for the payment if you used it. 3. The big red fox jumped over the blue and green fence.
Output: 1
Statement: (For more on Internet use among different socio-economic groups, see the Commerce Department's Americans in the Information  Falling Through the Net .) Choices: 1. The section had more information about internet usage by different groups. 2. They never thought to collect data on Internet usage.  3. They wanted to get a clear view of what groups used the Internet for.
Output: 3
Statement: Let me pre-empt them and go a step further by pointing out a basic question I've  How does a change in the marriage contract affect a couple's decision about whether to get married in the first place? Choices: 1. Can a marriage happen because there is no contract? 2. How can a marriage be stopped because of a contract? 3. How does the contract between these two effect the marriage?
Output: 2
Statement: yeah more or less just whatever it it's really that choice Choices: 1. Yeah, I think its a choice to be gay. 2. It not really a choice. 3. It's a choice.
Output: 1
Statement: Things to do with Children Choices: 1. Activities for children 2. Activities that are not suitable for young children 3. Things children love to do on a rainy day
Output: 3
Statement: well um the last car we bought was American because of because of that reason but have not been entirely happy with um several things about the car it doesn't seem like the quality is quite as high as i expected it to be Choices: 1. The last car we bought was a japanese one, a Mitsubishi. 2. The quality of the last car we bought wasn't as high as we expected it to be. 3. The last car we bought was a Ford Focus and the quality wasn't as high as we expected.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that's that's the uh that's that's the big thing you know we still got a little bit of the old you know Vietnam um problem in you know in the back of our minds we we got this we're we're used to wars where you can get in do the job and get out Choices: 1. We still have the Vietnam mentality where we think we can just get in and get out, it's bad for our nation and the troops. 2. We still have the Vietnam mentality where we think we can just get in and get out of wars. 3. We don't have the Vietnam mentality anymore.
Output: 1
Statement: The competition be?­tween shops is fierce, and many traders work on very narrow profit margins. Choices: 1. Small market competition is fierce because large companies make it difficult for them to compete. 2. The market is very competitive, many traders work on narrow gains. 3. There is no profit to be made in mercantile.
Output: 1
Statement: There was a certain amount of the gamin element in the girl, at all events she invariably got on well with small boys. Choices: 1. The girl got along well with nobody. 2. The girl got along well with the boys. 3. The girl got along well with other girls.
Output: 3
Statement: Edgar Villatoro, a 30-year-old father of two from Van Nuys, said he worked 100-hour weeks for a party supply business but was paid for only 40 hours. Choices: 1. Villatoro was not paid for all the hours he worked according to him. 2. He does not have children. 3. He did work 100 hours per week.
Output: 3
Statement: in school but i think some things might be a a wise idea just to give kids more of an authoritarian sort of view Choices: 1. I don't want to bring in politics to children's educational experience.  2. Kids these days need to see more of how life was like under oppressive regimes. 3. I think it's a good idea to show kids an authoritarian point of view.
Output: 2
Statement: but the water only comes up basically to your anywhere from your waist to your oh chest i'd say Choices: 1. The water will swallow your entire body. 2. The water rises to the area between the waist and chest. 3. The water will not rise above your head or below your knees.
Output: 3
Statement: Kelantan Top-Spinning State contest for top top-spinners . Choices: 1. Anyone can join the Kelantan Top-Spinning State contest. 2. The Kelantan Top-Spinning State contest is for the best top-spinners. 3. Only the best top-spinners compete in the Kelantan Top-Spinning State contest.
Output: 3
Statement: i have that one Choices: 1. It is my favorite one.  2. I own one of those.  3. I do not own that one yet
Output: 1
Statement: A twenty-five pound gun set on a battery of the imposing castle above the town has fired a single shell. Choices: 1. The heavy machine gun on the castle's battery shot once. 2. The heavy gun on the castle still remains to be shot. 3. The heavy gun on the castle fired one shot.
Output: 1
Statement: Steps nearby lead underground to the Lapis Niger, a black marble pavement laid by Julius Caesar over the presumed grave of Romulus, the city's founder. Choices: 1. Julius Caesar laid several hundred pavements in many countries. 2. Julius Caesar did not lay a black marble pavement. 3. Julius Caesar laid at least one black marble pavement in his life.
Output: 1
Statement: Only with the fall of Carthage in 146 b.c. did they manage to make inroads, but, as local historians stress, Ibiza was neither conquered nor annexed by Rome, but confederated, retaining remarkable autonomy. Choices: 1. The fall of Carthage was in 146 a.d. 2. Inroads were not constructed until Carthage fell. 3. Ibiza retained all of its power in the region.
Output: 3
Statement: The Museo Arqueolegico Provincial, in the Diputacien (Chamber of Deputies) in Avenida General Mola, contains an interesting ceramics collection, with some pieces dating back to the Greeks. Choices: 1. There's an interesting collection of ancient ceramics in the Museo Arqueolegico Provincial. 2. The museum's ceramics collection is one of the largest in the world. 3. The Museo Arqueolegico Provincial does not have any ceramics on display.
Output: 2
Statement: they they never come to see they never came to see her Choices: 1. She was sad that they never came to visit her. 2. They visited her all the time. 3. They never came to visit her.
Output: 1
Statement: Second, we are coming ever closer to a worldwide middle class, the class from which athletes typically are drawn. Choices: 1. Athletes from the upper class rarely occur. 2. We are getting closer to a middle class around the world. 3. It is most common for athletes to come from the lower class.
Output: 1
Statement: yes we hit our we'll hit our last spring freeze it snowed here as late as May before but that was really unusual our our our last freeze is usually about April fifteenth Choices: 1. We have had the last freeze, but last year we had snow in May which is very unusual.  2. Our last freeze is around April 15th, but last year we had snow in May which is very unusual. So we always keep cover to protect the plants available in case of a last cold spell. 3. We sometimes have a late frost in June.
Output: 2
Statement: Though physically part of the Louvre, the Mus??e des Arts D??coratifs is a separate museum with its own entrance at 107 Rue de Rivoli. Choices: 1. The Lourve is the most popular museum in Paris, and is home to a lot of Da Vinci's paintings. 2. The Musee des Arts D??coratifs is its own museum, second in popularity to the Louvre, located five miles west of the Louvre. 3. The Musee des Arts D??coratiffs is technically a part of the Lourve, but has its own entrance.
Output: 1
Statement: but for the most part i try i have small kids and i try and keep it on just a minimum amount of time really when they're up Choices: 1. They are always playing together. 2. I have little kids and I try to keep up on them. 3. My kids are all grown up and do not need me anymore.
Output: 1
Statement: well yeah well when we've painted um right now our house doesn't have to have the same kind of exterior painting there  it's more trim because it has  some of the old asbestos shingles Choices: 1. We haven't painted anything yet. 2. We painted our house with a new paint. 3. We've painted our house.
Output: 2
Statement: is it no seriously because these were this was a nice North Dallas this was not we weren't over on Cedar Springs or Harry Hines or anything you know Choices: 1. We were right on Cedar Springs in North Dallas.   2. We have never been on Cedar Springs nor Harry Hines.   3. We were not on Cedar Springs or Harry Hines.  
Output: 2
Statement: We have exposed the counterrevolutionary machinations of Richard Ford and Amy Tan. Choices: 1. Someone else than us managed to expose machinations of Richard Ford and Amy Tan. 2. The counterrevolutionary machinations of Richard Ford and Amy Tan have been exposed. 3. We exposed the machinations of the authors who wrote about race.
Output: 3
Statement: you know it wasn't really worth it to him to do to do it Choices: 1. It was not worth his time to bother with it. 2. It was a rather meaningless errand that would just eat up time. 3. She was eager to help me out.
Output: 2
Statement: well it's just uh been delightful talking with you Choices: 1. Let us talk again some other time. 2. I enjoyed talking to you. 3. I hated talking to you.
Output: 1
Statement: If you can find one, and carry it home, buy a traditional cradle. Choices: 1. Buy a traditional cradle if you can locate one and carry it home. 2. Traditional cradles are safer than the more modern ones. 3. You shouldn't buy a traditional cradle, even if you find one and could bring it home.
Output: 2
Statement: The conference provided a forum for the exchange of ideas about methods by which the legal services community can better empower, strengthen and enhance the lives of legal services clients. Choices: 1. Legal services communities benefit from conferences and forums that allow the sharing of ideas. 2. Because of the conference, ideas were shared and methods discussed openly. 3. The legal services communities often use bribes with Judges and this is the foundation by which the United States upholds it's Justice system.
Output: 1
Statement: Nor a mantle, nor a cape, nor a, how do you call it?, a sports coat? Choices: 1. It may have been a small blanket. 2. It was not a mantle. 3. It was a sports coat.
Output: 1
Statement: However, a legal services lawyer from Spokane filed a lawsuit challenging the department's refusal to pay for the man's dentures. Choices: 1. The department refused to pay for the man's dentures. 2. It would have been cheaper for the department to pay the initial claim for dentures rather than court and attorney fees. 3. The department's decision to not pay for the man's dentures went unchallenged.
Output: 2
Statement: There is a need to expand legal services as a whole, she said. Choices: 1. She said that legal services should be expanded.  2. Then she said that there needs to be a great reduction in legal services all together.  3. Legal services in the Fort Worth area need to be greatly expanded. 
Output: 3
Statement: A notice of proposed rulemaking was published on May 16, 1996, following adoption by the FCC on April 25, 1996. Choices: 1. The rule involved the adoption of a new broadcast test pattern. 2. The FCC published and adopted the rule in 1996. 3. The FCC published the rule in 1996 but did not implement it.
Output: 1
Statement: This would be unfair to the other candidates--and if done on television or radio, entirely illegal. Choices: 1. If this was done on radio it would be illegal. 2. Doing it to other candidates is legal on television. 3. Soliciting donations on television is entirely illegal.
Output: 3
Statement: From the fall of the Roman Empire to the 19th century, it stood outside the mainstream of Italian history. Choices: 1. It has always been in the mainstream of Italian history. 2. Historically, it was closer to France than the rest of Italy. 3. Its history is distinct from that of the rest of Italy.
Output: 2
Statement: On this measure, the Dow Jones industrial average of 6,000 today is only 60 percent of the DJIA of 30 years ago, when it hit 1,000. Choices: 1. No one knows what the Dow was 30 years ago. 2. The Dow is easily compared to 30 years ago. 3. The Dow is 60% of what it was 30 years ago.
Output: 2
Statement: Remember good shoes, light but solid, and some warm clothing. Choices: 1. Bring good shoes and warm clothing. 2. Warm clothing and proper footwear are needed when visiting. 3. Bring only socks and light clothiing.
Output: 2
Statement: I've got a sticky problem. Choices: 1. My shoes are stuck to the ground. 2. I have no worries or problems. 3. I have a difficult problem.
Output: 1
Statement: going to be necessarily workable but it would be uh one way Choices: 1. It's the only way and it will definitely work. 2. It's a possibility, though it's unclear if it would work. 3. It is the only way to do it.
Output: 3
Statement: well i really do i um am an accountant and but i work at home Choices: 1. I love doing my accounting work from home. 2. I am an accountant, and I have to work from the office. 3. I am an accountant, and I work from home.
Output: 1
Statement: The repetitive nature of processing most transactions and the uniform examination procedures applied to invoice processing usually permit extensive automation of these processes. Choices: 1. The repetitive nature of processing tend not to permit extensive automation of these processes. 2. The repetitive nature of processing most transaction means that people get tired of the processes. 3. The repetitive nature of processing usually permit extensive automation of these processes.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah instead of being completely penned up Choices: 1. Being free is not all it cracks up to be. 2. Instead of being caged for 40 years. 3. Instead of being imprisoned, correct.
Output: 2
Statement: No the one to you. Choices: 1. To you and him it is not the one. 2. To you it is not the one. 3. It is the one to you.
Output: 1
Statement: Its spin-off industries, prosetution and pawn shops, also thrive. Choices: 1. Along with pawn shops, prostitution, and pawn shops; gambling is a major activity. 2. Pawn shops, prostitution and spin-off industries thrive there. 3. There are no pawn shops allowed there.
Output: 1
Statement: She heaved a sigh of relief as she saw that Mrs. Vandemeyer was lying on the bed. Choices: 1. She was unable to see Mrs. Vandemeyer anywhere in the room 2. She had been worried that Mrs. Vandemeyer had gone missing. 3. It came as a big relief to her that Mrs. Vandemeyer was on the bed.
Output: 2