niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: course we're in a good position they're they're quite dependent on us right now Choices: 1. They're very independent from us.  2. We're in a good spot and they rely on us right now. 3. We can't let them get too dependent on us, though.
Output: 3
Statement: Yep, we'll see some race, does anyone turn up with a hoss t' match Oro. One of the shirted Indians rose to his feet. Choices: 1. There was an Indian. 2. There were no Indians in the area. 3. There was an Indian and he did not like what he heard.
Output: 3
Statement: The sequence in which this takes place is the OTTR, which stands for observe, think, test, revise. Choices: 1. OTTR is just a shorted form of the word otter.   2. OTTR stands for Observe, Think, Test and Revise.   3. In OTTR, the most important step is TEst.  
Output: 3
Statement: but uh well i got my uh thirty day notice yesterday Choices: 1. yesterday I was told I had to move out within 30 days 2. tomorrow I'm going to get a ten day notice 3. if i move out sooner I'll save on rent
Output: 3
Statement: That's best for his clients, he says, because most are people with low incomes and a history of legal problems that could prove detrimental if aired in court. Choices: 1. He has become a prominent civil lawyer. 2. His clients are all high-income earners with no legal problems. 3. His clients will handle better because of their histories and legal standings.
Output: 1
Statement: And suppose the total market for advertising doubled . In this highly optimistic scenario, Internet ad spending would be $400 per household. Choices: 1. If there was a twofold increase in the total market for advertising, Internet ad spending would be $400 per household. 2. The total market for advertising will definitely quadruple. 3. The total market for advertising is expected to remain the same for the foreseeable future.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah some of them i had for two days and you'd go to court and you'd see these kids and then and Choices: 1. You'd arrive in court, then you'd witness these children and elderly people sitting there. 2. There were only adults in court when I arrived there. 3. You'd arrive in court, then you'd witness these children.
Output: 1
Statement: When Kurlak cuts his rating on Intel, what matters is not that he's right or wrong about Intel's prospects but that his cut in the rating will drop the stock regardless. Choices: 1. All that matters about the Intel rating is whether Kurlak is wrong.  2. It doesn't matter if Kurlak is right or wrong as long as his cut will drop stock. 3. No one really cares if Kurlak is right or wrong, everyone agrees on that. 
Output: 3
Statement: The scenic coastal circuit begins (and ends) in Manfredonia, with historical attractions such as the 12th-century church of Santa Maria di Siponto (southwest of town), but tourism here is generally of the sun-and-sea kind, as it is one of Italy's most attractive natural regions. Choices: 1. The church of Santa Maria di Siponto is around eight hundred years old. 2. The church gets thousands of dollars each month in money from tourism. 3. The 21st century church of Santa Maria Di Conozco (southwest of town).
Output: 2
Statement: 3 Special requirements for cleaning glassware used in the green alga, Selenastrum capricornutum, toxicity tests (Method 1003. Choices: 1. Special requirements for cleaning glassware is a definite no when it comes to health and safety. 2. Special requirements for cleaning glassware weren't used in the green alga 3. Special requirements for cleaning glassware were used in the green alga
Output: 1
Statement: Changes in size can be expressed Choices: 1. It is possible to mention the size changes. 2. The exact time of the change could also be derived immediately. 3. It is utterly impossible to give the changes in size.
Output: 2
Statement: well  what do you think about Nolan Ryan being the first baseball player to earn a million dollars that's the only thing i found out tonight Choices: 1. I had always thought that huge baseball contracts had been there from the beginning. 2. The first baseball player to receive a million is dollars was Nolan Ryan. 3. I found out a long time ago about Nolan Ryan's status as the first baseball player to bring home a million.
Output: 1
Statement: The current LSC reconfiguration standards, which are under review by the Task Force, are compiled and discussed in Section IV of this Special Report to Congress. Choices: 1. The LSC reconfiguration standards may need revised after their review is completed.  2. The LSC reconfiguration standards need to be added to this Special Report to Congress. 3. The LSC reconfiguration standards that are included in this Special Report to Congress are currently under review. 
Output: 1
Statement: but um i also am sponsoring a literary magazine and we're doing our entire layout on the computer uh because of the graphics program and a page maker program that we have a publishing program Choices: 1. I am sponsoring a literary magazine and doing the entire layout on the computer. 2. The literary magazine said that we were the most qualified people to sponsor them. 3. The only way to edit the layout of the magazine is by hand.
Output: 2
Statement: The marginal costs of emission reductions over the period 2005 through 2015 are shown in Figures 6 through 9 for all four scenarios. Choices: 1. There are marginal costs for each of the four scenarios. 2. The scenario shown in Figure 7 is the most cost-prohibitive. 3. All four scenarios share the same marginal costs.
Output: 2
Statement: well it will be interesting Choices: 1. Well, it will be fascinating. 2. Well, it will be a waste of time. 3. I cannot wait till it starts.
Output: 3
Statement: Why am I so eager for the connection? Choices: 1. Why am I not so eager for the connection? 2. Why am I so eager to be connected to my love? 3. Why do I want the connection so badly?
Output: 2
Statement: part part of the problem too i think up here is i mean um Choices: 1. One part of the issue is how we deal with phone calls. 2. I think the issue up here has different parts. 3. It's clear that everything up here is working problem-free.
Output: 1
Statement: To decide if a data reliability assessment is necessary, you should consider certain conditions. Choices: 1. Certain conditions should be considered if you want to conduct a data reliability assessment. 2. You only need to feel like it is necessary to conduct a data reliability assessment. 3. Certain conditions include the size of the data in question.
Output: 3
Statement: These materials will be addressed in a future standard. Choices: 1. The current standard includes all materials utilized. 2. A future standard will add a means of reporting additional materials. 3. Most of the materials to be added are brochures.
Output: 3
Statement: The focus of the study will be to determine what changes need to be made in the existing structure to allow the Center to effectively meet its mission or, alternatively, to recommend a new structure. Choices: 1.  The main purpose of the study is an important part of everyday life 2.  The secondary purpose of the study will be to determine what changes need to be made. 3.  The main purpose of the study will be to determine what changes need to be made.
Output: 1
Statement: right and i mean you can you can buy an extra screen  but but it's somehow because the screen comes with it it it always looks awkward to have the two screens Choices: 1. it looks even cooler if you have two screens instead of one 2. you can get another screen if you want one, but it looks strange to have two of them 3. having two screens is more practical, even though it looks weird
Output: 3
Statement: To my intense surprise, he replied that, on the contrary, he was extremely likely to be acquitted.  Choices: 1. John Cavendish was the man who was likely to be acquitted. 2. I was not surprised at all that he said the man was likely to go free. 3. I was surprised that he said that the man was likely to be acquitted.
Output: 1
Statement: Things were sparking, little flames licked at the walls; Daniel was going at them with a fire extinguisher. Choices: 1. Daniel tried to make the flame bigger. 2. Daniel tried to put the flame out. 3. Daniel tried to put the flame out, but it continued to grow.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah they really can um i think the big the biggest problem i've got is is forcing it on someone after they've already Choices: 1. My big issue is making someone take it after the fact. 2. People should only be tested before they are hired. 3. I really have no concerns about this.
Output: 2
Statement: We believe the bill is missing some provisions -- it should address the allocation scheme and integration with existing programs. Choices: 1. We think the bill is missing some things. 2. The bill is missing an allocation scheme for the EPA. 3. The bill is completely comprehensive.
Output: 2
Statement: Visits to Masada and Yad Vashem (the Holocaust Museum) may give you an inkling of the capacity for tragedy and heroism embodied in both that history and the modern State of Israel. Choices: 1. Tragedy and heroism are both embodied significantly within Israeli culture. 2. This is because these are two very attractive literary features that can be embedded into culture. 3. Tragedy and heroism are seen to be too extravagant, and are thus avoided within Israeli culture and history.
Output: 2
Statement: well mobile homes have changed a lot probably since you had one ours is wood sided ours is wood sided Choices: 1. My mobile home is made of cheese. 2. Our wood sided mobile home is the envy of everyone. 3. There's a lot of innovation in the mobile home industry.
Output: 2
Statement: This Ricardian equivalence hypothesis holds that people are forward-looking and recognize that current government surpluses or deficits affect government debt and future tax rates. Choices: 1. Foresight of the people is assumed in the Ricardian equivalence hypothesis. 2. The Ricardian equivalence hypothesis is widely accepted by all economists. 3. Government tax rates in the future are not impacted by current government surplus.
Output: 2
Statement: hey we're paying basketball people you know millions of dollars a year for for what you know Choices: 1. Basketball players aren't paid enough. 2. I think that their salary should be capped, and the rest go to youth programs. 3. I don't understand why we pay basketball players millions of dollars.
Output: 2
Statement: Two examples are  The first involves drop-ship discounts and the second involves the letter/flat differential. Choices: 1. Letter differential is becoming major and consistent problem. 2. Drop ship discounts and the letter differential are two examples. 3. Drop ship discounts is the only thing that does not serve as an example.
Output: 1
Statement: well you can get um you can get pressurized lumber Choices: 1. You can't get pressurized lumber. 2. You can get pressurized lumber instead of standard lumber. 3. You can get pressurized lumber.
Output: 2
Statement: Dollar values are aggregated across crops for each standard. Choices: 1. The dollar amount aggregated cannot exceed the threshold every month.  2. Nothing was added together from the crop standards.  3. Dollar amounts were added from crops of each standard. 
Output: 1
Statement: I dare say it's some natural law that we haven't found out. Choices: 1. It is some natural law, that we have not found out, I dare say. 2. It's nothing unusual, I dare say. 3. The new natural law is why things keep failing.
Output: 3
Statement: Department of Labor, Division of Foreign Labor Certifications, Revised June 1999 [hereinafter FY 1998 H-2A Report]. Choices: 1. The certifications were revised on June 1922. 2. Department of Labor includes the Division ofForeign Labor Certifications. 3. The Department of Labor deals with employment.
Output: 3
Statement: Viejo Madrid, the city of the Hapsburgs, covers a small area that extends east from the pitiful Rio Manzanares and magnificent Palacio Real to Puerta del Sol. Choices: 1. Viejo Madrid covers an area that spans from the Rio Manzanares to Puerta del Sol. 2. Rio Manzanares has always been pitiful. 3. The Rio Manzanares looks better than Palacio Real.
Output: 2
Statement: While the Samuel Beckett Theatre at Trinity College is mainly for drama students, it brings in some interesting shows in from outside. Choices: 1. The Samuel Beckett Theatre doesn't have any interesting shows. 2. There are some interesting shows at the Samuel Beckett Theatre. 3. The Samuel Beckett Theatre is a large venue.
Output: 3
Statement: The last section in figure 2, aOrganizational Foci,- illustrates how both principles within a single critical success factor require the same organizational units to collaborate in their execution. Choices: 1. Figure 2 shows nothing that will be of any use to you at all. 2. Figures depict accurate information, especially when working with data sets. 3. Critical success factors require the same organizational units in collaborating their execution.
Output: 2
Statement: I nodded glumly, feeling humiliation deep inside. Choices: 1. I wouldn't get over feeling humiliated for a long time. 2. I felt deep humiliation. 3. I nodded, feeling very confident.
Output: 1
Statement: Blood jetted from the gaping rent in his clothing. Choices: 1. The man was going to bleed to death. 2. The man had a tiny paper cut. 3. The blood was spurting out from his clothing.
Output: 1
Statement: But the contest between the pro- and anti-Bush spins is less interesting than the reality that lies between them. Choices: 1. What people say about Bush is more interesting than the truth because there is so much emotion in it. 2. What people say about Bush is boring. 3. The pro and anti Bush spin is less interesting than the reality.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the women wear various heavy rings. Choices: 1. The women wear heavy jewelry.  2. The women's rings were made from huge diamonds.  3. The women wear light jewelry. 
Output: 2
Statement: He looked round him. Choices: 1. He saw a shadow. 2. He cast a glance about. 3. His eyes were fixed straight ahead.
Output: 1
Statement: And by the by, Prudie could not help thinking that had Mr. Clinton waited 24 hours to give that speech, it might have been quite different. Choices: 1. Mr. Clinton did not give a speech at all. 2. Mr. Clinton would have changed the speech due to public pressure. 3. It is of Prudie's opinion that Mr. Clinton would have given a different speech if he had delivered it a day later.
Output: 2
Statement: It's late at night. Choices: 1. It is not day time.  2. It is past 10 at night.  3. It is early morning. 
Output: 2
Statement: I remembered that Ben Franklin probably wouldn't have a reason to look incredulous, and wound my expression down to merely 'curious.' Choices: 1. I tried to blend in and changed my expression. 2. I changed my expression to curious. 3. I yelled out very loudly.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah Saint Louis whatever Choices: 1. Salt Lake City 2. Saint Louis or maybe Paris.  3. Saint Louis, yes, whatever.
Output: 2
Statement: Does anything in your examination lead you to determine how the poison was administered? Choices: 1. Does anything you see on her dead body make you understand how she was poisoned? 2. Does anything you see make you understand how she was poisoned? 3. Does anything you see make you understand how she was shot.
Output: 1
Statement: I heard footsteps on my tail- I knew it was the men in black. Choices: 1. I heard people behind me. 2. It was silent behind me. 3. I heard the spies behind me.
Output: 3
Statement: I suggest a test to resolve the matter. Choices: 1. We should test to solve the issue.  2. A test could solve this for us.  3. There is no need to test further. 
Output: 2
Statement: It is the easiest of the big peaks to climb, but the effort will still take up an entire day. Choices: 1. Nobody has ever managed to climb the peak in under 20 hours.  2. It takes a long time to climb the peak.  3. Most finish climbing within twenty minutes.
Output: 1
Statement: Bad guests Choices: 1. Negative guests 2. Lovable guests 3. Rude guests
Output: 3
Statement: never show any anyway anything that i ever wanted i rented a lot of videos  because the closest movie theater was Barry Saint Edmunds and who wants who wants to drive twenty miles to go to the movies Choices: 1. I rented videos. 2. I rented videos because it was just too hard to get to the movie theater without a car. 3. I always went to see movies on opening day.
Output: 2
Statement: The Trajaneum was erected during the second century a.d. in honour of the deified emperors Trajan and Hadrian. Choices: 1. The purpose of the Trajaneum was to honor Trajan and Hadrian, two emperors who were deified. 2. The Trajaneum was built in the year 133 A.D. 3. The Trajaneum was built in honor of Zeus.
Output: 2
Statement: Equally impressive are the original massive, hand-made wooden pews. Choices: 1. The big wooden pews are also hand-made. 2. The massive wooden pews are said to be pretty unimpressive. 3. The pews are made mostly of wood, but also contain some metals. 
Output: 3
Statement: STEWARDSHIP LAND -Land and land rights owned by the Federal Government that are not acquired for or in connection with items of general PP&amp Choices: 1. The Federal Government doesn't own any land 2. The federal government owns land.  3. The Federal Government provides land to those in need. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah one year they were they were just everywhere i don't know what it was we had a real rainy spring and then it was all year there was Choices: 1. It never rained during spring. 2. It rained a lot during spring and they were everywhere. 3. It was sunny some days during spring.
Output: 3
Statement: But Milosevic, in turn, may have underestimated Clinton's agility. Choices: 1. Clinton proved smarter and more agile than Milosevic. 2. Milosevic could have underestimated Clinton. 3. Clinton and Milosevic never had any issues with each other.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Very...admirable.' Choices: 1. That is not a good idea. 2. I am very impressed with that. 3. That is admirable.
Output: 2
Statement: well the the legal system in this country has gone to such extreme measures they've swung so far away from Choices: 1. We need to reestablish a sense of moderation. 2. The legal system of our country is too lax. 3. Our country's legal system has become extreme.
Output: 1
Statement: and that way it would give you know the probation department and parole department they've got to be overloaded with as many criminals as we have here in in Lubbock Choices: 1. There are criminals in Lubbock. 2. The probation department is way overloaded. 3. Lubbock only has one criminal.
Output: 2
Statement: So, I think something can be worked out. Choices: 1. I think we can work out who will buy it. 2. I believe we can work something out. 3. Absolutely nothing can be worked out in this scenario.
Output: 1
Statement: Sooner or later she's going to have to investigate the whys within herself for her attraction to them. Choices: 1. She had to question why she liked them so much. 2. She just could not explain it. 3. He had his reasons for why he was obsessed by it. 
Output: 2
Statement: But when he became impotent, it took his identity away. Choices: 1. His impotence gave him his sense of identity. 2. His powerlessness took away his identity. 3. Without his identity, he was lost and even more impotent.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon bent around the blow and slapped with his other hand. Choices: 1. Jon dodged the blow and slapped with the same hand.  2. Jon dodged the blow and used his other hand to slap.  3. Jon dodged the blow, slapped with his other hand, and smiled at his own skill. 
Output: 3
Statement: Since most Central Asians are Sunni Muslims, the Taliban potentially may be a more inspiring model for local Islamic revolutionaries than Shiah Iran. Choices: 1. The Taliban is more inspiring model for local Islamic revolutionaries.  2. Most Central Asians are Sunni Muslims.  3. The Taliban is not a Sunni Islamic fundamentalist political movement in Afghanistan.
Output: 1
Statement: that's pretty unusual because we i've generally found that rabbits have been very uh very good parents Choices: 1. I have owned a couple of rabbits before. 2. I have noticed that rabbits are the worst parents. 3. That is odd, since I know rabbits to be great parents.
Output: 1
Statement: Thorne also argued successfully before the state Supreme Court that Head Start and similar preschool programs should receive full state funding. Choices: 1. Thorne fought for state funding for the Head Start program because he knew many people who benefited from this program. 2. Thorne was unsuccessful in getting state funding for the Head Start program. 3. Thorne fought for state funding for the Head Start program.
Output: 1
Statement: She hesitated. Choices: 1. She plunged right in without a thought.  2. She waited before speaking.  3. She paused.
Output: 2
Statement: Another central breathing space, the Real Jardin Botanico (Royal Botanical Garden), adjacent to the Prado, was founded two centuries ago and is packed with enlightening displays of flowers and trees. Choices: 1. The Real Jardin Botanico was fouded 3 centuries ago. 2. The Real Jardin Botanico is always crowded with tourists and families. 3. The Real Jardin Botanico was founded 2 centuries ago.
Output: 2
Statement: GAO will provide the draft report to the agency-designated liaison or agencydesignated point of contact. Choices: 1. The agency-designated liaison will provide the draft report to the GAO. 2. The agency-designated liaison will be provided the draft report from the GAO. 3. The agency-designated liaison will be provided the draft report from the GAO and a copy of all evidence therein.
Output: 3
Statement: Rule 28258 states that the Regulatory Flexibility Act is not applicable to this rule because the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC), which funds this program and has issued this rule, is not required by 5 U.S.C. Choices: 1. The Regulatory Flexibility Act is always applicable to this rule. 2. Because the CCC issued the rule it is not applicable. 3. The CCC is a top rated national organization.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm afraid this is kind of a one joke question, and the joke is cheap and easy blasphemy. Choices: 1. There have been protests about the blasphemous nature of the joke. 2. The joke is regarded as blasphemous. 3. The joke did not contain a trace of blasphemy.
Output: 1
Statement: When they arrived there, they met some neighbors from home who told them about a sign saying NO CANADIANS. Choices: 1. They were surprised to learn about the sign warning NO CANADIANS. 2. The neighbors told them about the sign that said NO MEXICANS.  3. Some neighbors told them about the sign against Canadians when they first arrived there.
Output: 1
Statement: There are many personal pieces and family portraits in the house, along with original Wordsworth manuscripts. Choices: 1. There are eight family portraits hung on the walls of the house.  2. The house is filled with numerous portraits of the family and personal items.  3. The house is devoid of any personal pieces and there are no family portraits to be found anywhere inside. 
Output: 1
Statement: no snow hm Choices: 1. Tons of snow.  2. there isn't any snow.  3. We didn't get any snow overnight.
Output: 3
Statement: The code, more liberal than the laws elsewhere in the South, remained in force in Louisiana for a century. Choices: 1. The code in Louisiana was more liberal than other Southern states. 2. The code was more strict compared to other Southern state laws.  3. It wasn't until the civil war when Louisiana had to change its laws.
Output: 3
Statement: What Mr. Cavendish suggests is quite impossible.  Choices: 1. What Mr Cavendish says happened just couldn't have because my mother didn't drink. 2. What Mr Cavendish says happened is likely the answer. 3. What Mr Cavendish says happened just couldn't have.
Output: 1
Statement: I screamed. Choices: 1. I shouted, while waving my arms in the air. 2. I kept completely quiet. 3. I shouted.
Output: 1
Statement: Peat swamp, found in the southern half of the peninsula and in Sarawak on Borneo, is less fertile but rich in hardwood timber. Choices: 1. Peat swamp cannot be found in the southern half of the peninsula. 2. Peat swamp is rich in hardwood timber, but less fertile, and it can be found in the southern half of the peninsula and in Sarawak on Bornero. 3. In the north half of the peninsula, you can not find any peat swamp at all.
Output: 3
Statement: Hong Kong by night can suit any taste riotous, sedate, raw, or cultured. Choices: 1. The nightlife of Hong Kong has a wide appeal to many different tastes. 2. Hong Kong by night is quite unappealing to anyone and everyone.  3. Hong Kong by night can suit any foreigner's taste.
Output: 3
Statement: Respondents- lawyers employed by LSC grantees, together with others- filed suit to declare, inter alia, the restriction invalid. Choices: 1. The respondents were lawyers working for LSC grantees. 2. The respondents were lawyers working for pro bono clinics. 3. The respondents were plumberes working for LSC grantees.
Output: 2
Statement: I just had a lot of anger and frustration pent up, and it sounded like this man was dangerously close to blowing my cover. Choices: 1. I was very calm and collected. 2. I was worried that the man was going to make me lose my temper. 3. I was holding onto a lot of anger.
Output: 2
Statement: probably so just because they were under his authority and he obviously failed somewhere along the line Choices: 1. He failed somewhere along the line. 2. They were free and he was  a great leader. 3. They were under his authority but he wasn't very good as a leader.
Output: 3
Statement: (Strassman is in charge of business development for Votation.com, an Internet voting company, and is also the founder of the Campaign for Digital Democracy, the group behind the California ballot initiative.) Choices: 1. Strassman is not charge of development of an internet voting company and is not a founder of the campaign for digital democracy. 2. Strassman is in charge of development of an internet voting company and is a founder of the campaign for digital democracy which seeks to help people vote online. 3. Strassman is in charge of development of an internet voting company and is a founder of the campaign for digital democracy.
Output: 2
Statement: The subsequent power struggle at first split the country into two imperial courts, and then effective control of Japan was splintered for two centuries among scores of daimyo (feudal warlords). Choices: 1. The power struggle split Japan into four imperial courts for one century. 2. The power struggle split Japan into two imperial courts for two centuries.  3. The power struggle of the two imperial courts caused conflict for two centuries.
Output: 3
Statement: and i read the whole damn book while i was home hauling out you know like ten gallon buckets of of water and waiting for the roof to collapse and reading about these guys wearing their little Freeman Steel suits and Choices: 1. I waited for the roof to collapse and read a whole book. 2. I didn't read any books at all. 3. I waited for the roof to collapse so I read the story about elephants.
Output: 3
Statement: seems like there are too many reasons that you can't go because of the weather and things and Choices: 1. There's no reasons for why you can't go! 2. Feels like a long list of reasons exist that prevent you from going. 3. Alien invasions, lizardmen, politicians just to name a few.
Output: 3
Statement: I can't stand your coming here and talking about 'little Tuppence.'   Choices: 1. I dont like it when you come here and talk about Tuppence. 2. Tuppence is a nickname that I really do not like. 3. I love it when you talk about Little Tuppence.
Output: 2
Statement: The hip-hop industry is concentrated in Los Angeles and New York, but he and the No Limit posse occupy a compound in Baton Rouge, La. Choices: 1. Even though the hip-hop industry is mostly situated in Los Angeles and New York, he and No Limit still occupy a compound in Louisiana. 2. The hip-hop industry can generally be found in Los Angeles and New York but due to their roots, he and the No Limit posse still choose to occupy a compound in Baton Rouge, La. 3. Hip-hop groups can only be found in Los Angeles and New York.
Output: 2
Statement: Jay Kim, who pleaded guilty to knowingly accepting $230,000 in illegal foreign and corporate campaign contributions, was sentenced yesterday to a year of probation, a $5,000 fine and two months of home confinement, to be implemented by an electronic monitoring device. Choices: 1. Jay Kim claimed his was innocent the entire time. 2. His home confinement wasn't so bad since he lived in a mansion. 3. Jay Kim was sentenced to a year of probation.
Output: 2
Statement: Ferries ply across the Tagus from a point near the square, and from another to the west near the Cais do Sodre railway station, where trains depart for Estoril and Cascais. Choices: 1. The square is located in a desolate area. 2. The ferries are among the biggest in Europe. 3. The ferries depart from a place near the square.
Output: 2
Statement: There is a saucepan in Mrs. Inglethorp's room with some coco in it.  Choices: 1. The coco is the last available in the area. 2. Mrs. Inglethrop's room contains a saucepan and  some coco. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp's room is empty with nothing there.
Output: 1
Statement: or nine and under they're all real young they're just really feel like that's what God's told them to do but they're not condemning you if you we only have one child you know they don't say they don't put airs on about it or anything which is good because it would be easy i'm sure for them to do that you know you get a conviction like that and you think everyone should have it and so i'm real proud of them because they're aren't really they don't do that at all you go in their bathroom and there's ten tooth brushes in there and i always give her a hard time i go now come on who's toothbrush did you really use this morning Choices: 1. You will be condemned if you have only one child. 2. We have started putting initials on the tooth brushes. 3. There are ten tooth brushes in the bathroom.
Output: 2
Statement: well you mentioned one of my pet buzz words there which is sensitivity to it and particularly violence i uh really get uh ticked off with uh seeing this violence so much of it on TV and so forth in the movies Choices: 1. The violence on TV and Movies does not affect me. 2. The violence on TV and the movies annoys me. 3. I hate it when I see the violence in Movies and TV.
Output: 3
Statement: This will help satisfy the stewardship objective defined in the concepts statement, Objectives of Federal Financial Reporting, SFFAC   Choices: 1. The stewardship objective is about who owns the documents. 2. The Objectives of Federal Financial Reporting outlines the stewardship objective. 3. There is no stewardship objective in the Federal Financial Reporting.
Output: 1
Statement: I might have known." Seeing that he was disposed to offer no resistance, their grip slackened. Choices: 1. Noticing that he was in no position to resist, he loosened his grip. 2. Realizing that he could not resist, their grip loosened. 3. Seeing that he could not resist, their grip tightened.
Output: 1
Statement: The village of Coloane is picturesque, with a central square lined with cafe. Choices: 1. The village of Coloane does not have a central square. 2. Coloane is a village that has a central square. 3. The central square of Coloane has many coffee shops.
Output: 3
Statement: The Royal Mile becomes Canongate where it intersects St. Mary's Street. Choices: 1. Canongate begins at the intersection of St. Mary's Street and the Royal Mile. 2. Canongate is longer than the Royal Mile. 3. The Royal Mile becomes Canongate a mile past St. Mary's Street.
Output: 2
Statement: The hierarchy was published in OMB Bulletin 94-01 dated November 16, 1993. Choices: 1. The hierarchy was published in OMB Bulletin 94-01 dated November 16, 1993 2. The hierarchy was published in OMB Bulletin 94-01 dated November 16, 1995 3. The OMB Bulletin 94-01 had the list of the entire chain of command.
Output: 3
Statement: right i agree with that because i know personally myself i've been in the same job for three years it'll be three years in August and i've already been drug tested three times Choices: 1. I have been on drugs so they have tested me three times.  2. I've been at the same job for three years, and already drug tested three times.  3. I am brand new to this job, and never been drug tested. 
Output: 1
Statement: Since the rule was determined to be potentially economically significant,1 HUD prepared an Economic Analysis, which was also reviewed by OMB. Choices: 1. The rule failed to pass and therefore it was unnecessary to complete any economic assessments or testing, which saved a bundle of money for HUD.  2. The economic impact of this particular rule would have come down on animal testing labs, which keep their costs lowered by not inflating the amount of animal testing regulations that are already present in the scientific field.  3. An OMB-reviewed Economic Analysis was performed to assess the impact of the new rule on the economy, which has been the subject of previous HUD investigations and analyses. 
Output: 2
Statement: In the bustling old center of Jodhpur itself, you can't and shouldn't miss the Saddar Market situated by the old clock-tower. Choices: 1. Saddar Market is located near the old clock-tower in Jodhpur. 2. Tourists and locals alike can find plenty of good deals in the Saddar Market. 3. The Saddar Market is located on the other side of the city from the clock-tower.
Output: 2
Statement: Was that a command to him to go?  Choices: 1. Does he always obey those commands? 2. Was that an order for him to stay? 3. Was that an order for him to leave?
Output: 1
Statement: Of course, it is an open market that depends upon the U.S. Choices: 1. The US influencecs the open market. 2. The open market couldn't survive without the US supporting it through trade. 3. The open market doesn't need the US.
Output: 2
Statement: as as we did and as we sold arms to  pardon me to Iraq when we wanted them to fight Iran and then uh and then it turned around and Choices: 1. The Iraqis were unable to engage Iran effectively since they don't have arms. 2. Iraq was sold arms so that they could fight Iran. 3. As it turned out, this was a huge mistake.
Output: 3
Statement: There is some excellent contemporary furniture and a miniature of Ois?­n Kelly's sculpture The Children of Lir. Choices: 1. Some excellent furniture and a miniature can be found there. 2. The furniture and the miniature are rather unremarkable. 3. Some excellent furniture and a miniature can be found there with several paintings.
Output: 3
Statement: so you know realistically you know we had we really had to start we have to start recycling in some some uh geographic areas it's really tough Choices: 1. We should probably start recycling. 2. We don't need to start recycling. 3. We have to start recycling.
Output: 1
Statement: As expected, scenario A has the largest increase with expenditures rising by nearly $17 billion in 2015 compared to the reference case. Choices: 1. The expenditures are largest in scenario A. 2. Scenario B is the most profitable. 3. Expenditures in scenario A decrease.
Output: 2
Statement: With the cloister, the monks' ethereally lit refectory, the grand Knights' Hall, and the elegant Guests' Hall together make up the masterpiece of 13th-century Gothic architecture that earned the abbey its name of la Merveille. Choices: 1. The guests hall could house hundreds of people. 2. The architecture was colonial. 3. The guests hall was elegant.
Output: 1
Statement: As you crosethe bridge into Aranjuez on the road from Madrid, the spacious, geometric town plan becomes apparent. Choices: 1. The town plan is not geometric. 2. The geometric town plan is apparent when crossing the bridge. 3. The geometric town plan is apparent when crossing the bridge, it is not efficient.
Output: 3
Statement: In particular, a small business commenter argued that the proposed flexibility in the use of the CMRS bands not be extended to cellular providers initially in order to give Personal Communications Service (PCS) licensees an opportunity to establish themselves. Choices: 1. A small business commenter argued that the proposed flexibility in using CMRS bands was not to be extended because that would cause a big financial loss. 2. A small business commenter argued that the proposed flexibility in using CMRS bands was to be extended across the country. 3. A small business commenter argued that the proposed flexibility in using CMRS bands was not to be extended.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah oh yeah we've had one as long as i can remember Choices: 1. we only got one when i was ten, but i remember what life was like without one 2. yes, of course, i can't remember ever not having one 3. i don't have any memories of not having a fridge
Output: 3
Statement: Microgovernment does not seem to cost anything--no new budget lines, no new bureaucracies--but of course it does. Choices: 1. Microgovernment looks expensive, as can be seen from the budget lines, and so it's not surprising that it is expensive. 2. On paper, microgovernment doesn't cost anyone anything. 3. The cost of microgovernment is seen in the hours that people put in.
Output: 3
Statement: 'What can I get you?' Choices: 1. The menu had a lot of things I liked. 2. I will not get you anything. 3. What would you like.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh that's right when we had our pool done i had them to leave some extra loam you know for my garden so i had i had a lot of loam out there to start with i just turned it all up and mixed it all up together with it Choices: 1. I wish i would have had them leave some exra loam for my garden when I had the pool done, I forgot. 2. When I had our pool done, I instructed them to leave extra loam for my garden. 3. When I had our pool done, I instructed them to leave extra loam for my garden, it was free and should work great.
Output: 3
Statement: Beside the Piazza Venezia, a steep staircase leads up to the austere 13th-century Santa Maria in Aracoeli, while another, more graceful and gradual, takes you up between the statues of Castor and Pollux to Michelangelo's beautifully proportioned square of the Campidoglio (Capitoline Hill). Choices: 1. There are some beautiful pieces besides the Piazza Venezia. 2. Capitoline Hill is weirdly situated and proportioned. 3. The statues of Castor and Pollux have been up for over 1,000 years.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, lawyers are part of the prescription for regular medical care for many of the 600,000 Oklahomans age 60 and older. Choices: 1. The lawyers make a lot of money on a regular basis. 2. Lawyers that take part of the prescription are typically age 60 and older. 3. There are no Oklahomans prescribed to regular medical care.
Output: 1
Statement: For a fine view of the surrounding countryside, Tuscany at its most poetic, climb up to the ruins of the Rocca citadel, the highest point in town and a good picnic spot. Choices: 1. The ruins of the Rocca citadel are closed to the public and trespassing is severely punished. 2. The Rocca citadel is the highest point in the entire countryside surrounding Tuscany. 3. One of the best views of the countryside is located atop the ruins of the Rocca citadel.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps the only person who took the account seriously was the president himself. Choices: 1. Maybe a majority of the people thought little of the account. 2. The president was gravely affected by the account. 3. Everyone else, except the president, took the account seriously.
Output: 2
Statement: Conditions of water pollution vary from year to year, but observe the general rule of thumb of avoiding a dip in the immediate vicinity of major industrialized port  Genoa, Naples, and Palermo. Choices: 1. Water pollution conditions are the same every year. 2. You should avoid swimming near big industrial ports. 3. Swimming near industrial ports is very dangerous.
Output: 3
Statement: These national inventories were prepared for all 50 States at the county level for mobile highway and non-road sources. Choices: 1. The inventory of each state is prepared in the same way. 2. The 48 mainland states prepared national inventories. 3. All 50 states prepared a national inventory for non-road and mobile highway sources.
Output: 1
Statement: Cautionary dining car procedures are to be followed for the remainder of the journey. Choices: 1. We must remain cautious as we continue our journey on the train.  2. There are procedures which must be followed for the rest of the journey. 3. We must disobey all dining car procedures on this journey. 
Output: 1
Statement: Reliability growth testing provides visibility over how reliability is improving and uncovers design problems so fixes can be incorporated before production begins. Choices: 1. Visibility of improving reliability can be achieved with testing. 2. Destruction testing is one popular method of reliability testing. 3. There is no way to see how reliability is increasing.
Output: 2
Statement: No we're not, said Thorn. Choices: 1. Thorn said that they were. 2. Thorn denied that they were. 3. Thorn insisted that they were not leaving the village.
Output: 3
Statement: 67 The authors reported provider attitudes of disinterest, Choices: 1. The authors felt disinterested 2. The authors felt interested 3. The authors felt disinterested in the research
Output: 3
Statement: It was able to landscape a magnificent park, Lake Gardens, from an tin mine abandoned in 1890, then owned by Chung Keng Kwee. Choices: 1. The tin mine is still in operation. 2. The tin mine was converted to a magnificent park 3. The tin mine polluted the land.
Output: 3
Statement: In the market for personal computers, the value of a machine is directly proportional to the number of applications that run on it. Choices: 1. A computer's value is proportional to the number of applications that run on it.   2. A computer's value has nothing to do with the number of applications that it can run.   3. A computer that can run a lot of applications is an easy computer to use.  
Output: 3
Statement: It was highly possible that it might prove to be Whittington. Choices: 1. There is no way that it could be Whittington. 2. There is a great chance it may turn out to be Whittington. 3. Whittington has a high probability of being the one because of his awkward disappearances of late.
Output: 3
Statement: Next, the students pour samples from a variety of white wines. Choices: 1. The students drink the wine samples. 2. The wines are red. 3. There is a variety of white wines.
Output: 1
Statement: They faulted him for letting European leaders veto bombing targets and rule out ground troops. Choices: 1. The leaders veto'd a decision. 2. There was a lot of discussion before the veto. 3. The veto authorized ground troops.
Output: 2
Statement: He would later tell a New York Law Journal reporter of the deafening, thunderous, whistling noise that was like a missile - a sound I never hope to hear again. Choices: 1. I want to hear that sound again in the near future. 2. That sound caused my ears to bleed for a long time after hearing it. 3. I hope to never hear that sound again.
Output: 2
Statement: Slate will never give Microsoft the skeptical scrutiny it requires as a powerful institution in American society (any more than Time , once again, will sufficiently scrutinize Time Warner). Choices: 1. Slate doesn't give enough skeptical scrutiny to any powerful American institution. 2. Microsoft is a powerful company in America that doesn't get the skepticism it needs from Slate. 3. Slate scrutinizes Microsoft too much, while Time does not scrutinize Time Warner enough.
Output: 1
Statement: How do we know this? Choices: 1. This isn't true at all. 2. Are we sure of this? 3. Have we confirmed that this is true?
Output: 3
Statement: There was no villainy in his smile, no intimidation. Choices: 1. He had no hidden agenda. 2. He could not contain his true intentions. 3. His expression was non threatening. 
Output: 1
Statement: He thanked me for a certain letter which I had written to him as a matter of fact, I had offered him a job. Choices: 1. He thanked me for one letter in particular.  2. The job was the first one he has tried to work, and excelled at it.  3. He did not thank me for any correspondence I had with him. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah now that that sure was a fun Super Bowl to watch this year i mean i wasn't pulling for either team but that was just a good football game Choices: 1. I didn't watch the SuperBowl this year, I just wasn't interested. 2. I don't really root for teams, but this years SuperBowl was good! 3. The team I was rooting for through the season didn't make it to the final but it was a good SuperBowl
Output: 3
Statement: um i guess you could technically consider that profit sharing um but um most you know most medium or small probably don't do that much profit sharing and while i was at this other corporation they never had any profit so Choices: 1. Small businesses usually have profit sharing. 2. Medium and small businesses don't usually give profit sharing. 3. Profit sharing isn't a very effective means of motivating employees.
Output: 3
Statement: Leading you along tributary streams of the Cauvery river, past groves of mango trees, sugar cane fields, and rice paddies, it is suddenly broken by the soaring mountain of solid granite which director David Lean made the location for the fateful picnic in his film of E. M. Forster's novel Passage to India. Choices: 1. Passage to India was filmed completely in Guatemala. 2. There is a mountain of granite that was used in the film Passage to India. 3. Passage to India was a novel that was not originally intended to become a film.
Output: 3
Statement: They come together in the palace's Salone or Great Hall with Pietro da Cortona's dazzling illusionist ceiling fresco, Triumph of Divine Providence. Choices: 1. There is a ceiling fresco in the Great Hall of the palace.   2. The Great Hall of the palace does not contain any frescoes.   3. The Great Hall of the palace features numerous ceiling frescoes.  
Output: 3
Statement: uh i haven't had too much experience with uh judges and jurors i've uh served on a jury one time and uh i think one of my concerns after that experience was uh finding that there tend to be people in the jury that can't bring themselves to sentence someone Choices: 1. I think it's a flaw in the legal system that many would get to run free simply because people don't want to wish harm upon someone.  2. Jurors tend to be ruthless, and never let someone go without a sentence. 3. I find people asked to be Jurors tend not to want to sentence someone. 
Output: 1
Statement: You're out for adventure. Choices: 1. He made a statement about you being out for adventure. 2. You're out for an adventure climbing the Himalayan mountains. 3. You're staying inside, no adventures for a long time.
Output: 2
Statement: Beijing, however, believes that if Clinton were to spend political capital on pushing China's membership in the WTO, he could prevail--as he did on NAFTA and WTO ratification. Choices: 1. Beijing believes Clinton will not prevail on pushing China's membership in the WTO. 2. Clinton will have success on pushing China's membership in the WTO.  3. Clinton had great success with the NAFTA and WTO ratification. 
Output: 2
Statement: Waterloo? frowned Tuppence. Choices: 1. Waterloo excited Tuppence very much as he smiled. 2. Tuppence was not happy about Waterloo. 3. Waterloo caused Tuppence to furrow his brow due to the implications brought by the name.
Output: 3
Statement: Kondracke screams back that he's used them before, he'll use them again. Choices: 1. Kondracke is determined to not use them again. 2. Kondracke is determined to use them again, so everyone was scared. 3. Kondracke is determined to use them again.
Output: 2
Statement: and that just seems ridiculous Choices: 1. It doesn't seem ridiculous. 2. It is ridiculous. 3. It seems ridiculous.
Output: 2
Statement: The US declared war on Japan. Choices: 1. The US started a war against Japan that went on for seven years. 2. The US started a war against Japan. 3. Japan declared war on the US.
Output: 1