niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: yeah me too i like uh oh the um Magic Choices: 1. The Magic is one of the most popular brands. 2. I am a big fan of the Magic. 3. Magic is not one of the things that I like.
Output: 1
Statement: But they're also in for some bad news. Choices: 1. Luckily, no bad news is headed their way. 2. The bad news for them is coming within the hour. 3. Bad news is coming for them.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh i know here you know you don't have to have any reason you can just go and vote Choices: 1. You don't have any reason; you can just go and vote. 2. There is no reason to not vote, because you can just go do it. 3. There are plenty of reasons why you cannot vote here.
Output: 2
Statement: Every time I do something--watch television, play tennis, swim, take a bath--all I can think about is sex. Choices: 1. I think about sex often. 2. I am able to keep my mind off sex 3. I enjoy tennis more than swimming.
Output: 3
Statement: My faith said, Yes, this is right. Choices: 1. My faith, Christian, told me this was the correct way. 2. My faith said this is right. 3. My faith said this is wrong.
Output: 1
Statement: that's uh that's uh the main reason i think uh everywhere because uh you have deaths i mean i mean you have murders and you have you know people stealing other people's stuff and that's a lot of it has to do with drugs Choices: 1. Drugs are one of the main reasons for murders and thefts. 2. Murders and thefts have nothing to do with drugs. 3. If access to drugs were lessened, there would be less murders.
Output: 3
Statement: The total value of households' stock holdings declined by nearly 18 percent in 2000, and stocks as a share of households' total assets declined to less than 24 percent. Choices: 1. In 2000, the total value of households' stock holdings went down by almost 18 percent. 2. This loss of stock holding value was the result of households putting less into their retirement funds. 3. In 2000, the total value of households' stock holdings went up by almost 18 percent.
Output: 2
Statement: Castles such as Koules in Iraklion and Frangokastello allow imaginations to run wild Dad will believe he's Errol Flynn, and the children might choose to be Hercules or Xena. Choices: 1. All of the local castles were destroyed centuries ago. 2. There are over 50 local castles. 3. Fantasies can run rampant amidst the castles here.
Output: 2
Statement: Because they were ugly, says the Los Angeles Times . (7/28) Choices: 1. The LA Times said they were ugly. 2. The LA Times said they were beautiful. 3. The LA Times said the babies were ugly.
Output: 3
Statement: interesting yeah that's uh that's uh pretty powerful set of tools to give to people who traditionally have had to go through a whole production process just to get the Choices: 1. Those tools are really powerful to people who traditionally had to go through a whole production process just to get the materials. 2. That's a weak set of tools to give to people. 3. That's a pretty powerful set of tools to give to people who traditionally had to go through a whole production process.
Output: 1
Statement: ** We now agree that we should not have reported that Philip Morris and Reynolds [which had also sued] add significant amounts of nicotine from outside sources. Choices: 1. Philip Morris and Reynolds suing resulted in a retraction of the report.  2. Philip Morris and Reynolds were the only party to sue.  3. Reporting Philip Morris and Reynolds added significant amounts of nicotine was a mistake. 
Output: 1
Statement: In doing so, we also sought to develop specific case study information on how CIOs have helped improve the effectiveness of their organizationsa business operations. Choices: 1. We wanted case study information on how CIO's made their organization's business operations more effective. 2. We weren't interested in case study information on how CIOs were improving the business operations of their organizations. 3. We found that CIOs were contributing even more than we had expected.
Output: 3
Statement: Under the headline Dangerous Games in the Kremlin, Le Monde 's editorial Thursday questioned the staying power of Boris Yeltsin. Choices: 1. Le Monde knew Yeltsin was in it for the long haul. 2. Le Monde didn't know if Yelsin would stay around. 3. Le Monde was skeptical as to if Yeltsin could stay.
Output: 3
Statement: Consider Ehrlichman's reference to a certain left-wing Harvard professor, [first name unknown] Pomerantz, or whatever his name is, whose generosity towards the George McGovern campaign raises Nixon's suspicions. Choices: 1. Pomerantz's generosity raised Nixon's respect for him. 2. Pomerantz's generosity raised Nixon's doubts because of past experiences. 3. Pomerantz's generosity raised Nixon's doubts.
Output: 2
Statement: You're right that I oversimplified the exchange with Bush in Ohio. Choices: 1. You're right that I left out the part where Bush rigged the election in Ohio.  2. You're not wrong; I did oversimplify some things regarding Bush.  3. You are wrong; I did not oversimplify anything. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well i'm well i'm definitely for it Choices: 1. I am opposed to it on all levels. 2. I am in agreement with every part of it. 3. I am certainly in agreement with it.
Output: 2
Statement: Nancy Kelly of Greater Boston Legal Services estimates that Newhoff spent between 500 and 750 hours on pro bono in 2001 on 40 cases she took through Kelly's office. Choices: 1. Kelly estimates that Newhoff spent 500 to 750 hours on pro bono cases, much higher than needed. 2. Kelly estimates that Newhoff spent 500 to 750 hours on pro bono cases. 3. Kelly estimates that Newhoff spent 100 to 200 hours on pro bono cases.
Output: 1
Statement: Known as Rajputana, and stretching from Delhi to the Pakistani Sind and the Punjab, this land is where the Rajput warriors erected their desert and mountain redoubts. Choices: 1. The Rajputana is where Rajut warriors had raised their desert and their mountain redoubts. 2. The Rajputana were never raised at all. 3. Rajputana stretches from Delhi to the Punjab where redoubts were raised.
Output: 3
Statement: A small drum took up a beat, and the slaves strained and tugged in unison. Choices: 1. The drumbeat followed an unconventional rhythm. 2. There was a strange lack of unanimity to the slaves' behavior. 3. The slaves toiled to the beat of a drum.
Output: 1
Statement: Now there is, of course, also a case against Microsoft. Choices: 1. There is a pending case against Microsoft. 2. There  are no pending cases against Microsoft. 3. There is a pending case against Microsoft over copyright infringement.
Output: 3
Statement: The variable cost of delivery depends on volume delivered, thus the comparison of variable costs between France and the U.S. is straightforward. Choices: 1. The variable cost of delivery depends on how many letters there are. 2. The variable cost of delivery depends on how many residents there are. 3. The variable cost of delivery depends on how many letters there are on a flight.
Output: 3
Statement: In the end, Derry pulled me inside and administered some coherence via an industrial strength cup of coffee. Choices: 1. I was getting tired and Derry pulled me inside to give me some coffee to help out. 2. Derry gave me some coffee to bring me back up. 3. Derry left me alone and I drank water.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum as far as well that's one way to force them to recycle is that if they bill them by the pound then they're going to save it and not not put it out to the trash Choices: 1. No one recycles, even if they are given good incentive to. 2. People usually need some sort of incentive to recycle. 3. If they are charged for their trash, they will be forced to recycle.
Output: 2
Statement: Rather than compromise, the king fled Paris in a vain effort to join up with armed forces hostile to the Revolution. Choices: 1. The king ran o Paris. 2. The king ran away from Paris. 3. The king ran away from Paris  and took his weapon to fight in the Revolution.
Output: 3
Statement: but um i don't know i've i Choices: 1. I do know. 2. I am not sure. 3. I haven't heard that.
Output: 3
Statement: There would be a policeman about somewhere not that he really wanted to invoke the aid of the police if he could possibly do without it. Choices: 1. He did not want to get the policeman involved. 2. He wanted the policeman to aid him as much as possible. 3. He was scared that if the policeman helped him, he would get in troubled.
Output: 3
Statement: still on the other hand we're also uh this particular community is a Catholic community but uh uh down in DC where where things are a little bit different uh Choices: 1. This is a Jewish community, mostly. 2. There are many Catholic communities around here. 3. This community is mostly Catholic.
Output: 2
Statement: The delightful Piazza Bellini includes the 12th-century church of San Cataldo with its three little red domes and Arabic inscriptions. Choices: 1. The church of San Cataldo has Roman inscriptions. 2. Three red domes sit atop the church of San Cataldo. 3. The Arabic inscriptions tell the story of Mohammed.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah uh uh do you follow any major league teams at all Choices: 1. Do you follow any baseball teams? 2. Do you follow the Cubs or anything like that? 3. Do you like stuff?
Output: 2
Statement: Life seems to have changed little in generations, though the mud-brick houses now have the benefit of electricity. Choices: 1. Life didn't change much over time, but the houses now have electricity. 2. The mud-brick houses still do not have access to electricity. 3. Mud-brick houses generally not have gas supplies yet.
Output: 3
Statement: A draft summary of the Health Security Act, released in September of 1993, contained a chart showing projected growth for Medicare slowing to less than 6 percent by 1997, and less than 5 percent by 1999. Choices: 1. Medicare's overall growth did indeed slow to less than 6 percent by 1997, and less than 5 percent by 1999.  2. the 1993 draft summary showing projected growth for Medicare increasing rapidly over the coming years.  3. The draft summary of the Health Security Act was released in September of 1993. 
Output: 1
Statement: reforms in response to issues raised by significant restatements of financial statements and corporate failures were placing greater emphasis on the roles and responsibilities of boards of directors. Choices: 1. The reforms were caused by the overwhelming public outcry. 2. A great emphasis was placed on the responsibilities of the board of directors. 3. There was no emphasis placed on the roles of the board of directors.
Output: 1
Statement: 7 The Malcolm Baldridge National Quality Award and the President's Quality Award are given to organizations for their overall achievements in quality and performance. Choices: 1. The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award and the President's Quality Award have so far been given to 10 companies with quality achievements. 2. No organization will be given any award even if they perform well. 3. If an organization performs well, they get a couple of awards.
Output: 1
Statement: This eerie lake, shimmering in the heat, is so heavy with salt and other minerals that nothing lives in its waters; swimmers find it almost impossible to sink or even to submerge themselves. Choices: 1. They've tested the salinity of the water and it was unusually high, so high that there are no signs of life in it whatsoever. 2. The salinity of the lake is extremely high that swimmers aren't able to sink in it. 3. People aren't sinking in that lake because it's shallow.
Output: 1
Statement: We are all national socialists now. Choices: 1. Since Trump's election, we're all national socialists now. 2. All of us were Nazis now. 3. None of us were national socialists now.
Output: 1
Statement: These islands, known as the eastern Aegean Islands, have been at the forefront of waves of invasion from the east. Choices: 1. The eastern Aegean Islands were usually the first to be invaded by eastern forces. 2. The eastern Aegean Islands had never been invaded in it's entire history. 3. There is not much left on the eastern Aegean Islands due to repeated invasions throughout history.
Output: 3
Statement: Historian Thomas Reeves believes that, despite the media's reluctance to look into Kennedy's private life, if he had lived to have a second  [T]he realities of his lechery and his dealings with Sam Giancana might have leaked out while he was still in office, gravely damaging the presidency. Choices: 1. Thomas Reeves is a historian. 2. Thomas Reeves is a short, fat man. 3. Thomas Reeves is an artist.
Output: 2
Statement: According to Greek myth, it was the birthplace of Apollo, God of Light. Choices: 1. It was the birthplace of Apollo according to myth.   2. Apollo was born somewhere else, according to Greek mythology.   3. Apollo was the favorite god in this place.  
Output: 3
Statement: Nothing to shoot at, he announced gloomily. Choices: 1. He was shooting with a gun.  2. So many targets for me to shoot at, he exclaimed joyfully! 3. He spoke with a gloomy tone about the lack of targets.
Output: 1
Statement: They make death at places like China Lake and Point Magu, we sell death at places like Sony. Choices: 1. This is a reference to the cobalt industry's reliance upon child labor in developing countries.  2. Sony has no relation to death. 3. There are places on the earth attributed to "making" death - located at China Lake and Point Magu; this is also a product of what is sold at Sony.
Output: 1
Statement: She sat up at once, drew her hand away, and said, with some asperity: "Don't be silly!" I was a little annoyed.  Choices: 1. I was so sure she felt about me the same way I felt about her that it was a surprise when she told me otherwise.  2. I was concerned that she would try to cling to me and relieved at her flouncing away.  3. I was sure we were a great match and would be so happy together. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh i think of any thirty five and below as cold Choices: 1. Anything above thirty-five degrees is very hot to me.   2. Any temperature above thirty-five degrees is pretty cold to me.   3. Any temperature below thirty-five degrees is cold to me. 
Output: 1
Statement: i would be too yeah yep yeah Choices: 1. Yes, that sounds like something I would be as well. 2. I wouldn't be at all. 3. I would be also, yes.
Output: 1
Statement: This analysis looks at the impacts of the multi-pollutant reductions that are part of the Clear Skies Act for two future target years, 2010 and 2020. Choices: 1. If the results are not up to par, the act will be repealed.  2. This analysis is about the weather patterns for oncoming storm fronts.  3. This analysis takes a peek at the results of multi pollutant reductions that are part of the clear skies act for 2010 and 2020.
Output: 1
Statement: He piled up a stack of musty blankets into a bed and showed Ca'daan the way out the back to the trench that took waste out from the backs of the canvas and mud huts. Choices: 1. He and Ca'daan would share a luxurious, queen-size bed tonight. 2. He formed a bed out of a pile of blankets. 3. The bed formed of blankets is what Ca'daan would sleep on tonight.
Output: 3
Statement: These I have passed along to my London counterpart, Sophie Rhys-Cohen, who plans to run them in Naughty Scamp, the English edition of News Quiz, along with many comical pictures of men in women's clothing and a terrific photograph of Queen Elizabeth's left breast. Choices: 1. There is no photo of men in women's clothing. 2. Naughty scamp plans to show the photos. 3. The photos are controversial.
Output: 3
Statement: or to put their child into a setting into a home setting where they would you know like they they would get leave at eight in the morning and and drop a two year old off in a home where you knew there were going to be four other kids and Choices: 1. It's not a good home life to have to have to be put in another house all day with a bunch of other kids. 2. They would have a life where early in the morning the young children are dropped off at another home with other kids their age. 3. They don't have to leave their kids in the morning at all.
Output: 1
Statement: Besides, how was he to judge what was normal in extreme cases of surgery? Choices: 1. How could he decide what was normal in extreme surgery cases? 2. Could he decide whether the case was solvable by extreme surgery? 3. Was he able to judge the normality in minor cases of surgery?
Output: 2
Statement: This pit dropped down twice the height of a man and stretched more than fifty feet across. Choices: 1. The ground was flat. 2. The hole had been carved out by men with shovels. 3. The hole was very deep and wide.
Output: 2
Statement: The second uses the data to structure the hypotheses or assumptions. Choices: 1. The data helps in creating the outline of the hypotheses. 2. The hypotheses do not use any data in their respective structures. 3. The first use of the data is to see where things are performing.
Output: 3
Statement: Kain Songket (silk brocade) is a speciality of Terengganu. Choices: 1. Kain Songket is a specialty of New York. 2. Terengganu also has other specialities, like magicians that can make carpets fly. 3. Specialty of Terengganu is Kain Songket (silk brocade).
Output: 2
Statement: uh i've crewed for him some Choices: 1. I have worked for him doing odd jobs and playing with balloons.  2. I have worked for him.  3. I have never worked for him. 
Output: 1
Statement: For this reason, the longer term Choices: 1. The terms vary. 2. The terms do not vary. 3. The terms vary in length from a month to ten years.
Output: 3
Statement: The second World War was more devastating for Poland than any other country. Choices: 1. Poland was a German ally during World War II.  2. Poland was the country most devastated by World War II.  3. Poland's entrance into World War II was a result of Germany's invasion. 
Output: 3
Statement: Not 'alf!  Choices: 1. Not even half. 2. Half.  3. More than half, but not half. 
Output: 3
Statement: The case attracted national attention because she claimed that her contributions to his career--maintaining their home, entertaining his associates, advising him on personnel--constituted a business partnership entitling her to half his alleged $100-million-plus worth, instead of the lesser percentage usually awarded to ex-wives of multimillionaires. Choices: 1. The case won her a lot of her ex husbands money 2. She didn't win the case and her husband kept all of his assets 3. She won the divorce case because they felt sorry for her
Output: 3
Statement: As Palermo was in decline, Naples flourished as a brilliant cosmopolitan capital. Choices: 1. Naples and Palermo were both in decline. 2. Naples experienced growth, while Palermo was declining. 3. The economic success of Naples was due to decline of Palermo.
Output: 3
Statement: The Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr., Chairman The Honorable John D. Dingell Ranking Minority Member Committee on Commerce House of Representatives Choices: 1. Dingell is a member of the committee. 2. Dingell is no longer a member of the committee. 3. Dingell is a ranking member of the committee.
Output: 3
Statement: i think that's eighteen months Choices: 1. I believe it is two months. 2. I believe that is eighteen months. 3. It is eighteen months before we go north.
Output: 3
Statement: The night passed slowly. Choices: 1. The air was full of dread as the night seemed to take forever to pass. 2. The night seemed to go by at a slow pace.  3. Morning was here before we knew it.
Output: 1
Statement: what type Choices: 1. I don't care about what type of item is, at all. 2. I am somewhat curious to know what type of item is. 3. I need to know what type the item is.
Output: 2
Statement: The Committee is providing guidance and information to Chief Financial Officers and managers in the 24 agencies covered by the CFO Act. Choices: 1. The Committee provides guidance and information.  2. The Committee does not provide guidance at all.  3. The Committee provides minimal guidance to the Chief Financial Officers. 
Output: 3
Statement: The president--and this has been especially true of Clinton--frequently nominates the least offensive nominee rather than the most qualified in order to pacify the Senate. Choices: 1. Even Clinton, like most presidents, always choose the most qualified nominee. 2. Clinton and other presidents tend to pick the least offensive nominee instead of the best-qualified one. 3. If Clinton nominated the most qualified nominee, the Senate might vote against them.
Output: 3
Statement: A moment. Choices: 1. A single moment passed 2. 50 moments. 3. A moment.
Output: 1
Statement: He noted that he prefers the AUDIT. Choices: 1. An audit seemed tame to what he had to do next.  2. He prefers the audit.  3. He would rather not have an audit, he does not prefer them.
Output: 1
Statement: This creates strong incentives for the program office to take significant risks with technologies and designs to ensure it can offer the customer a weapon system that is a quantum leap above the competition. Choices: 1. The aim is to offer the customer an inexpensive, rudimentary weapons system. 2. The weapon system will be the most advanced but also most expensive on the market. 3. There are incentives aimed at creating an advanced weapon system.
Output: 2
Statement: 'We'll be able to get to Lincoln well before my little contingency plan goes off.' Choices: 1. We're get to Lincoln before my plan goes off. 2. We wont make it to Lincoln before my plan goes off. 3. My plan is to kill Lincoln.
Output: 3
Statement: The answer was short and yet not discourteous. Choices: 1. The answer was short and to the point.  2. The answer was brief and courteous. 3. The answer was long and rude. 
Output: 1
Statement: In our own time, during the Cold War, when we were so concerned about being in competition with the Soviet Union, very often we dealt with countries in Africa and in other parts of the world based more on how they stood in the struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union than how they stood in the struggle for their own people's aspirations to live up to the fullest of their God-given abilities. Choices: 1. We won the Cold War competition against the Soviet Union. 2. The Soviet Union was our closest ally in the Cold War. 3. During the Cold War, the Soviet Union was not our ally.
Output: 1
Statement: Interior courtyards were beautified by some of the most ornate mosaic floors and wall frescoes in the ancient world. Choices: 1. The courtyards were used to entertain guests.  2. The interior courtyard is hideous.  3. Mosaic floors and wall frescoes decorated the courtyards.
Output: 1
Statement: We'll look at them after lunch. Choices: 1. We will take a look at them before lunch. 2. Lunch will be at noon. 3. We will check them out after lunch.
Output: 2
Statement: He was dead before he fell to the ground. Choices: 1. He died and fell on the ground. 2. He avoided injury and ran away. 3. He died and fell off the horse.
Output: 3
Statement: The model simulates the size of the pool of exchangeable base cations in the soil. Choices: 1. The model simulates the size of the pool of base cations in the dirt in the desert. 2. The model simulates the size of the pool of base cations in the water 3. The model simulates the size of the pool of base cations in the dirt.
Output: 1
Statement: Beck sheds the hip-hop style of his Grammy-winning album Odelay in favor of a more folk-influenced, melodic sound. Choices: 1. Beck almost won a Grammy for his hip-hop album Odelay. 2. Odelay was a Grammy winning album from the performer Beck. 3. Beck's favorite style of music is folk, even though he won a Grammy for his hip-hop themed album.
Output: 3
Statement: Follow him, of course, silly!  Choices: 1. You need to follow him. 2. You can ignore him. 3. The entire point is that you follow him.
Output: 3
Statement: This young man must be a millionaire several times over. The other's eyes narrowed appreciatively. Choices: 1. The young man was very obviously broke and unable to pay his bill. 2. He must be a millionaire because he is wearing very expensive shoes. 3. The man must be a millionaire despite his young age.
Output: 2
Statement: He is a clever man, that Sir Ernest. Choices: 1. Sir Ernest is an astute individual. 2. Sir Ernest had won over the hearts and minds of the jury with ease. 3. Sir Ernest was, unfortunately, not the sharpest spoon in the drawer.
Output: 2
Statement: I beg your pardon. A man's voice beside her made her start and turn. Choices: 1. She was startled by the man and turned when he said I beg your pardon.  2. She was lost in her thoughts which is why she was startled when the man next to her spoke.  3. She was expecting the man next to her to speak and wasn't surprised when he did. 
Output: 2
Statement: You don't give a fellow a chance." Choices: 1. You give everyone chances. 2. You abhor giving someone an opportunity to prove you wrong. 3. You don't give someone an opportunity.
Output: 2
Statement: now we that's right that's right and also we i say we uh i'm retired from Texas Instruments and they're just they're like most everybody else you can't just you don't drop into a hospital and demand you know a thousand dollars worth of tests you know or you think you need to be hospitalized but there's only a certain i mean you can go anywhere you want to go but there's only approved uh health care centers you know that uh that they will pay you know the maximum amount Choices: 1. The system in place for health care centers and insurance makes sense and doesn't really require too much improvement. 2. I never worked for Texas instruments at any point in my life. 3. I used to work for Texas Instruments.
Output: 1
Statement: That was one of them. Choices: 1. That's one of them, but smaller than we expected. 2. That's not one of them; when they come, you'll know. 3. That's one of them.
Output: 1
Statement: She came here to escape the public eye. Choices: 1. She moved here to get publicity for herself. 2. She had been hounded by paparazzi for months. 3. She wanted some privacy, so she came here.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I can handle things up here.' Choices: 1. I am confident that I can handle things. 2. I can control things from here. 3. Things are out of control.
Output: 1
Statement: I brought you here to prepare the best ever under the sun representative parachute, if I'm going to have a photo session with it for 'Aircraft Industry'. Choices: 1. He didn't bring you to see the representative parachute. 2. He brought you here to show you the representative parachute. 3. He brought you here to prepare the best representative parachute.
Output: 2
Statement: Gauntlets are an Applied product. Choices: 1. Most men this day in age use gauntlets. 2. Gauntlets help protect the wrists and easy to wield a sword.  3. You apply gauntlets. 
Output: 2
Statement: Ironically, price competition has emerged most robustly among businesses not addressed by the new law, such as DBS, cellular phone, and Internet service providers. Choices: 1. Price competition is not common in businesses that aren't covered by the new laws. 2. Price competition is common in businesses that aren't covered by the new communication laws. 3. Price competition is common in businesses that aren't covered by the new laws.
Output: 2
Statement: The Nof Ginnosar enjoys the reputation of being one of Israel's best kibbutz accommodations, situated right on the Sea of Galilee and set in its own gardens. Choices: 1. The Nof Ginnosaur is known as a great place for partying. 2. The Nof Ginnosaur is known as a great place for kibbutz accommodations for kosher Jews. 3. The Nof Ginnosaur is known as a great place for kibbutz accomodations.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps Annie could tell you, though she's a careless girl.  Choices: 1. Maybe Annie can tell you. 2. Maybe Annie can tell you if you pay her. 3. Mayb bill can tell you.
Output: 2
Statement: I hauled Daniel to the cockpit door, and dressed him up in armour. Choices: 1. Daniel was wearing armour. 2. I had difficulty lifting Daniel to the door. 3. Daniel is wearing a bathing suit. 
Output: 2
Statement: Nearly three months ago, when the administration at the National Autonomous University of Mexico proposed a raise in student tuition from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students closed down the classes with a strike, affecting 267,000 students and 30,000 professors. Choices: 1. When a raise in tuition was proposed from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students went on strike. 2. When a raise in tuition was proposed from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students agreed with the proposition.  3. When a raise in tuition was proposed from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students went on strike due to the unfairness of the proposition. 
Output: 3
Statement: People who did move to the suburbs had to obey an unwritten conversational rule that you had to justify it in stagy and fake terms, either by exaggerating the hellishness of the city for children or by pretending that the suburbs were really not that far away and had lots of great Korean groceries. Choices: 1. The suburbs are not a nice place, at least compared to the heart of the city. 2. People living in the suburbs had to obey an unwritten conversational rule, that you had to justify it in fake and stagy terms, either by exaggerating the hellishness of the city or by pretending that the suburbs were really not that far away and had lots of great Korean groceries. 3. People moving to the suburbs never had to obey any unwritten rules, they could be honest about their reasons.
Output: 1
Statement: Unlike his other riders, his expression was calm. Choices: 1. Just like everyone else, his expression was one of confusion and terror.  2. Unlike the others, Ca'daan looked calm as he rode towards the castle.  3. Unlike others, he looked calm. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah and and a man might say out loud well you know i understand this and i agree but still he was raised with a mom taking care of him and and that's a very hard attitude to change Choices: 1. His father was his idol so his attitude was easy to change.  2. He did not think a man should do a woman's job. 3. He was raised by a woman and that made it hard for him to change.
Output: 2
Statement: you mean i understand when they pulled the troops out of uh or they reduced the number of troops in Europe after the Berlin Wall went down i thought that was great but by no means do i endorse or approve pulling everybody out Choices: 1. I think we should remove every single troop immediately. 2. It jeopardizes security and stability to pull all the troops out at once. 3. I don't think it's wise to unilaterally remove all troops at once.
Output: 2
Statement: At a slightly disadvantageous rate, you can exchange foreign currency or traveler's checks for franc chips. Choices: 1. You can't exchange the foreign currency. 2. You can exchange foreign currency but you pay a stiff penalty. 3. You can exchange foreign currency for francs.
Output: 2
Statement: This town is most famous for the annual gypsy pilgrimage that ends here with a festival in May. Choices: 1. The annual gypsy pilgrimage and festival is famous in this town.  2. The annual gypsy pilgrimage is famous in this town in July.  3. This town is not really famous for anything. 
Output: 2
Statement: It was only a breath. Choices: 1. There was nobody around to breathe. 2. It was only a breath, but it was a long breath. 3. Someone was breathing.
Output: 2
Statement: But since he left office, he has led like none other. Choices: 1. He is trailing after he left office. 2. He left office on a high note. 3. He has been leading ever since he left office.
Output: 2
Statement: The flag is conveniently draped in the background. Choices: 1. The flag is awkwardly thrown in the foreground. 2. There is a flag in the background. 3. The flag fits perfectly in the background space.
Output: 3
Statement: This is Calton Hill, built around 100 m (328 ft) of hard volcanic rock, and its monuments and architecture are said to have been responsible for Edinburgh's epithet Athens of the North.  Choices: 1. Calton Hill is built around 100m of volcanic rock. 2. Edinburghs epithet Athens of the North was created because of the monuments and architecture. 3. Athens of the North is an epithet given to Egypt.
Output: 2
Statement: Unless the two people have an agreement not to read anything about Monica, both defend against extreme unhappiness by reading the info, settling for moderate unhappiness. Choices: 1. Reading about Monica turns misery into more subtle sadness. 2. Monica is a difficult part of the couple's history. 3. Reading about Monica always puts the pair in a good mood.
Output: 2
Statement: But when that next book does hit the shelves, I'll pick it up and remember this exchange with pleasure. Choices: 1. I'll save up for the book by selling lemonade. 2. I'll pick it up and remember this exchange with pleasure. 3. I will not purchase the next book in this series during its release.
Output: 1
Statement: In case studies, the data coming in are analyzed as they become available, and the emerging results are used to shape the next set of observations. Choices: 1. The results of the data are used to shape the next observations.   2. The results of the data are promptly discarded.   3. Examining the data is an important step in determining all future observations.  
Output: 3
Statement: a) Spun the president's denial for months without bothering to check if it was true. Choices: 1. The newspaper never needs to fact check. 2. The president made wrong statements. 3. The President's statement was not fact checked.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah compared to some of the other ones and you don't have an annual fee there and that helps Choices: 1. It's good because they don't charge you every year for the service.  2. They charge you an annual fee of twenty dollars.  3. Many of the other ones have a high annual fee.
Output: 3
Statement: 13 The difference between these two costs is 15. Choices: 1. The addition of the two costs is 83. 2. The difference between the two costs is 15. 3. The difference between the two costs is 16.
Output: 1
Statement: It almost sank the whole deal. Choices: 1. The whole deal went off without a hitch. 2. The whole deal was almost ruined. 3. The whole deal was almost ruined by the President's comments.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum that's true there's some rule that's like between Labor Day uh no is it Labor Day or Memorial Day Choices: 1. There is a rule that applies to either Memorial Day or Labor Day. 2. The rule does not coincide with Labor Day or Memorial Day. 3. There is a rule that probably applies to the time around Labor Day.
Output: 3
Statement: Moyers gathers the faithful. Choices: 1. The faithful group up. 2. Moyers dispersed the group of faithful. 3. Moyers had a plan for all of them.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it's unfortunate because yeah you know even even though you you think of them as a whole family when you do things sometimes you separate them without even realizing it Choices: 1. Sometimes you don't even realise that even though you do things as a family, you separate them. 2. It's unfortunate that you separate them without realising it but that's because you don't really think of them as a whole family.  3. It's unfortunate that you separate them without realising it even though you know you're a whole family.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i read the book before so i knew the story line going in but they changed some things in the movie wasn't the same i thought the book was better than the movie but i thought the movie was really good as well Choices: 1. I never read the book, so I never knew what was coming in the film based on it. 2. The book was really long, so I was surprised the film wasn't longer. 3. The movie was almost as good as the book it was adapted from and I knew what was going to happen it.
Output: 2
Statement: Given our resources, we can only handle the most pressing cases such as restraining orders. Choices: 1. We can handle all cases that come our way. 2. Our resources are not as abundant as we hoped they would be. 3. We are only able to assist with important cases.
Output: 2
Statement: A recently issued GAO report ( SeriousandWidespreadWeaknessesPersistat FederalAgencies. Choices: 1. The report is six pages long. 2. The report from GAO. 3. The report was issued long ago.
Output: 1
Statement: As it is, advocates say the 110,000 Marylanders they reach probably are no more than 20 percent of those in need. Choices: 1. There are 555,123 Marylanders who are in need. 2. There may be over 550,000 Marylanders who are in need. 3. Advocates say that they reach all of the Marylanders who are in need.
Output: 1
Statement: It's over now; we're coming clear of memory. Choices: 1. The war is over. 2. It has only just begun. 3. It had ended.
Output: 1
Statement: The door opened. Choices: 1. The door opened on its own. 2. The door is not closed. 3. The door remain shut.
Output: 1
Statement: However, service is restricted to beaches close to Sant Antoni. Choices: 1. Sant Antoni is in the middle of a large desert. 2. Only the beaches close to Sant Antoni may be served. 3. The beaches close to Sant Antoni draw in many tourists every season.
Output: 3
Statement: From Eilat, you can reach the Negev by horse in a few minutes (Texas Ranch; tel. 07-637 6663). Choices: 1. It can take several hours to get from Eilat to the Negev if you travel by horse. 2. If travelling by horse, it will take just a few minutes to get to the Negev from Eilat.  3. It takes very little time to travel to the Negev on foot. 
Output: 3
Statement: American sneaker manufacturers, at this point, seem a tad gluttonous. Choices: 1. The athletic shoe business is known for being thrifty and philanthropic.  2. Nike is the worst offender, often criticized for raising prices.  3. Some American shoe companies have a reputation for greed. 
Output: 2
Statement: For a fuller sense of what it was like when mountain-climbing and skiing were in their infancy, spend an hour or so in the Mus??e Alpin, tracing the history of the region, its heroes, and their exploits, in photos and displays of equipment. Choices: 1. There are ways to see the mountain other than climbing it. 2. For a better understanding of what it is like when mountain-climbing. 3. No way is there a way to understand what it is like when mountain climbing.
Output: 1
Statement: GAO relies on a workforce of highly trained professionals who hold degrees in many academic disciplines, such as accounting, law, engineering, public and business administration, economics, and the social and physical sciences. Choices: 1. Masters degrees are required regardless of academic background. 2. People from many differing academic backgrounds work for GAO. 3. GAO only hires people from accounting backgrounds.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm being serious with you, now give me a serious answer. Choices: 1. You never give me serious answers.   2. I am serious that I want a serious answer from you.   3. I am joking when I ask you for a serious answer.  
Output: 1
Statement: He went on and talked about this and that but at dinner repeated exactly the same instructions--I was to run for President, announce the third week in April, etc. Choices: 1. There is a strong chance for me to win the Presidency.  2. He rambled and rehashed the same instructions for the campaign. 3. He gave no details about what I was to do to become President.
Output: 1
Statement: The Astronomer said, "Youth!"   Choices: 1. The Astronomer said, "Industrialist!" 2. The Astronomer wanted the youth's attention. 3. The Astronomer shouted, "Youth!"
Output: 2
Statement: 'Derry,' the thought suddenly occurred. Choices: 1. I looked outside and thought of Derry. 2. The thought of Derry never crossed my mind. 3. I thought of Derry suddenly.
Output: 1
Statement: The capital, Thasos Town or Limin, is a modern port built on the site of a medieval fortress and a classical Greek settlement. Choices: 1. Thasos Town is a medieval Greek town.  2. Limin was never a part of the classic Greeks. 3. The medieval Greeks had many fortress and ports.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah she's fairly young we we've bred her once and and that's all we're going to breed her so uh Choices: 1. We bred her at a young age. 2. She has a champion blood line, that is why we bred her. 3. We have no intentions of breeding her.
Output: 2
Statement: uh it it it it it really wouldn't have that great of effect but what happens is it goes all the way up through into the ozone layer and then it keeps firing and dumping and i just blew me away Choices: 1. It goes way up through the ozone layer. 2. It makes me really concerned about the climate implications. 3. It doesn't get much above the Earth's surface.
Output: 2
Statement: and it was really nice really Choices: 1. I was happy with it. 2. I was nice. 3. It was mediocre.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, altogether I was mistaken.  Choices: 1. I was mistaken because I was misled 2. Overall, I was wrong 3. I was completely correct
Output: 1
Statement: First, auditors should not perform management functions or make management decisions. Choices: 1. Auditors should perform management duties. 2. Auditors shouldn't perform management duties. 3. Auditors shouldn't perform management duties in non-profits.
Output: 3
Statement: I need not tell you, my dear Cavendish, how distressed I am at this most tragic affair. Choices: 1. It wasn't a tragic affair. 2. Cavendish knew how distressed he was. 3. Cavendish noticed how distressed they were.
Output: 3
Statement: The disproportionate number of small business addresses in Italy (Scarfiglieri and Visco Comandini 2001) may help explain this. Choices: 1. Italy has a low number of registered small business addresses. 2. This number of small business addresses can largely be addressed by the state of Italy's economy. 3. It is seen that there is a disproportionate number of small business addresses in Italy.
Output: 2
Statement: The Legal Services Corporation is a private, nonmembership, nonprofit corporation in the District of Columbia. Choices: 1. The Legal Services Corporation has a staff of 50. 2. The Legal Services Corporation operates in Washington, DC. 3. The Legal Services Corporation is in Colorado.
Output: 1
Statement: Expeditions were organized to the best viewing points for the first spring cherry blossoms, and special pavilions were built to watch the rising of the full moon. Choices: 1. These pavilions were constructed also to serve as hunting lodges. 2. The pavilion was built purely as a monument to the king, with no functional use whatsoever. 3. In order to watch the rising of the moon, pavilions were constructed.
Output: 1
Statement: Something like that, she agreed doubtfully. Choices: 1. She agreed, but with a certain degree of uncertainty. 2. She agreed wholeheartedly, not a spec of doubt to be found. 3. She wasn't really doubtful, merely acting like it.
Output: 3
Statement: oh absolutely that's that's right Choices: 1. You're totally wrong about that. 2. Your previous statement is also absolutely true. 3. That's correct.
Output: 2
Statement: Slate writer Mickey Kaus calls them). Choices: 1. Slate writer Mickey Kaus does not acknowledge their presence. 2. Slate writer Mickey Kaus invites them for an interview. 3. Slate writer Mickey Kaus summons them.
Output: 2
Statement: Hersheimmer." A faint flush flitted over the girl's face, as Julius stepped forward and took her hand. Choices: 1. Julius held the embarrassed girl's hand. 2. Julius stepped back and made his escape from the flushing girl. 3. The girl flushed with feelings of attraction for Julius.
Output: 3
Statement: Barnes and Thornburg, the state's largest firm, asked all of its lawyers to volunteer at least 25 hours a year helping low-income people on the clock. Choices: 1. The largest firm asked their lawyers to volunteer each year or they would be demoted. 2. The largest firm asked their lawyers to stop volunteering. 3. The largest firm asked their lawyers to volunteer each year.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i i've  i've seen uh they're they make some plastic edging stuff that comes in like three foot lengths and you can uh you can tape them together and and and put Choices: 1. The three foot plastic edgings are very convenient. 2. They don't make plastic edgings bigger than a foot. 3. There are three foot plastic edgings that you can tape together.
Output: 1
Statement: The former educator allowed that social connections influenced which kiddies were admitted to kindergarten under her reign. Choices: 1. The educator was unfair when it came to admitting kindergarteners. 2. The educator admitted all kindergarteners. 3. The educator was unfair when it came to admitting kindergarteners, only letting her friends in.
Output: 3
Statement: During World War II, the rapid advance of the German forces through mainland Greece in 1941 forced the Allies to retreat to Crete. Choices: 1. Germany advanced rapidly through Greece in World War II. 2. The Allies were able to establish complex mortar fields to defend Crete. 3. Germany was never able to penetrate Greece.
Output: 2
Statement: But instead of donating the island to the Nature Conservancy, Allen has evicted the camp and plans to build something for himself. Choices: 1. Allen plans to use the land to build something for himself. 2. Allen has decided to donate the land to Nature Conservancy. 3. Allen decided not to donate the land on the island.
Output: 3
Statement: Is that so?" The girl hesitated, her glance shifting to the other two. Choices: 1. The other two were a pair a talking skeletons. 2. The girl closed her eyes tightly and said nothing. 3. The girl looked at the other two and asked if that was so.
Output: 1
Statement: I perceive your thoughts, mon ami, said Poirot, smiling at me.  Choices: 1. Poirot and I had been friends for nearly a decade. 2. Poirot flashed me a smile and told me he could read my mind. 3. Poirot fixed me with a blank stare, totally unaware of what I was thinking.
Output: 1
Statement: Then suddenly I said a thing I could have bitten out my tongue for: "You know that Dr.  Choices: 1. I said something but was unhappy with myself for saying it. 2. I was speaking to many people. 3. I wisely kept silent and said nothing.
Output: 2
Statement: uh but it's uh it's something else yeah that they're in the same issue we were uh hoping on burning a lot of the effluent up there uh because the the system is setup where it won't have any emissions uh you're correct it will have something coming out of the stack obviously just because human nature but it won't have uh any uh Choices: 1. There will be a lot of effluent burned up there.  2. The stack will produce some output, just not any emissions.  3. There will be emissions created due to the system setup.
Output: 1
Statement: The piece of equipment that is not standard that may be needed for SCRs and possibly for FGD systems is a tall-span heavy-lift crane. Choices: 1. A tall-span heavy-lift crane could be necessary for SCRs and maybe FGD systems. 2. The tall-span heavy-lift crane can lift over 10,000 pounds. 3. Only standard equipment is needed for SCR and FGD systems.
Output: 2
Statement: The Falcons, who have stunk perennially, are football's best Cinderella story in years. Choices: 1. The Falcons are the best Cinderella story this year. 2. The Patriots were the Cinderella story of football this year. 3. Next year end even better for the Falcons. 
Output: 3
Statement: It isn't stable yet! Choices: 1. It is not level! 2. It needs to stabilize. 3. It is definitely stable
Output: 2
Statement: Although it is sometimes possible to enter Tibet at this border crossing, it is much easier to fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa and then travel overland back to Nepal. Choices: 1. It is easier to fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa and then travel overland back to Nepal than it is to get into Tibet at this crossing. 2. This border crossing is the easiest place to enter Tibet. 3. Entering Tibet at this border crossing is quite treacherous.
Output: 3
Statement: Montana lets judges order castration after just one offense. Choices: 1. Judges in Montana can order castration for one offense. 2. Montana will castrate everyone. 3. One offense of rape is enough for Montana to pass castration judgments.
Output: 3
Statement: Case studies are usually reported as narratives that Choices: 1. Most case studies are peer reviewed before reported to general public. 2. Reporting of case studies is common. 3. Case studies, though commonly done, are never reported.
Output: 1
Statement: but who knows Choices: 1. Your guess is as good as any. 2. I know why. 3. Who know why she said know.
Output: 3