niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Mr. Barnes said he already has his first case, but he wouldn't say what it is. Choices: 1. Barnes would not discuss the case until it went to court. 2. Barnes would not give details about his case. 3. Barnes sat down to discuss the specifics.
Output: 1
Statement: During the 1970s, Ekman developed a method called the Facial Action Coding System (FACS) to measure all visually discernible facial movement. Choices: 1. Ekman has invented only FACS and nothing else. 2. Ekman developed FACS to measure facial movement.   3. Ekman did not develop a method to measure facial movement.  
Output: 1
Statement: He stabbed one through the eye and kicked another with a powerful skull crushing round kick. Choices: 1. He took his knife and stabbed one through the eye after making a crushing blow with a powerful round kick. 2. He kicked one in the skull with a powerful round kick and stabbed one in the eye. 3. He blocked a punch and got hit in the back with a sword.
Output: 1
Statement: The Shopping Avenger right away made contact with the Super 8 executive offices. Choices: 1. As soon as was possible, the Shopping Avenger got in touch with the executives at Super 8. 2. The Shopping Avenger never bothered to get a hold of the folks over at Super 8. 3. The Shopping Avenger called the Super 8 executive offices using his new cell phone.
Output: 3
Statement: and i sit there and say yeah look what you pay for that every year Choices: 1. I say to look at the expenses of it every year. 2. The amount you spend is often overlooked. 3. I think it is best to ignore the amount you spend on it.
Output: 2
Statement: You can probably manage at least a couple, and theaters often provide a good buffet between plays. Choices: 1. You may be able to manage up to a dozen. 2. Between plays, food is often available at theaters. 3. It's unlikely that you will be able to manage more than one.
Output: 1
Statement: We've seen this model before. Choices: 1. This have been already viewed. 2. They were bored. 3. They were thrilled to see something new.
Output: 2
Statement: But despite these migrations, immigrations, social change, and urban renovation, time seems to stand still in many Paris neighborhoods. Choices: 1. Time stands still because of cultural standards. 2. Paris neighborhoods don't change much over time. 3. Paris neighborhoods change quickly over the years.
Output: 1
Statement: The other's face was convulsed with rage. Choices: 1. She was grimacing in both pain and rage.  2. Her face was distorted in anger.  3. She was smiling and was filled with joy.
Output: 1
Statement: because i mean and by the time you have computer for five years you're going to throw it away anyway Choices: 1. The best thing to do with a computer when you're finished with it is donate it to a non profit.  2. A computer is disposable only after ten years of use.  3. Computers are eventually disposed of. 
Output: 1
Statement: Perhaps, I said doubtfully, for I was really quite indifferent to the fate of Alfred Inglethorp, and thought that a good fright would do him no harm.  Choices: 1. Maybe, I said regretfully, for I was greatly concerned about the fate of Alfred Inglethorp and worried that too good a scare would harm him. 2. Maybe, I said, for I didn't really care what happened to Alfred Inglethorp and thought a good scare couldn't hurt him. 3. Perhaps, I said, for I was too tired to worry about the fate of Alfred Inglethorp and figured a good scare would help his foul mood.
Output: 3
Statement: Employee Benefit Research Institute. Choices: 1. Employees have no benefits that can be studied. 2. Employee benefits can be researched. 3. Researching employee benefits involves collecting exit surveys from departing employees.
Output: 3
Statement: we have two daughters and a son and uh he just can't do that and i i know that he would if he could and i i kind of feel sorry for him because i think he misses a lot and Choices: 1. He cannot play with them 2. We have three children 3. He doesn't miss anything, he is there for everything
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well let's see our our topic is uh elections Choices: 1. Our issue is elections. 2. We're going to talk about elections for about an hour. 3. Our topic is education. 
Output: 2
Statement: Indeed, he sounds almost like a lefty relativist when he says we must accept global multiculturality and discard the linear view of history, which sees Western values as the inexorable fate of humankind. Choices: 1. The man I'm speaking of thinks that we should discard the view of our history, which proves that Western values are the fate of humankind. 2. He has no interest in politics whatsoever. 3. All people must love multiculturality with no reservations.
Output: 3
Statement: Food shortages. Choices: 1. Food abundances.  2. Food shortages ravaged the city.  3. Lack of food. 
Output: 2
Statement: but uh because i work for uh Hal Ammon Choices: 1. I don't work for Hal Ammon. 2. I work for Hal Ammon. 3. I work for Hal Ammon and am looking to leave.
Output: 3
Statement: Even at the smallest of firms, the median hourly rate starts at roughly $130 an hour and passes $180, according to a 2002 survey by Altman Weil, a legal consulting company. Choices: 1. The rate per hour was below minimum wage.  2. The rate per hour was at least $100. 3. They made a lot of money every week.
Output: 3
Statement: The objectives of this study were to identify effective practices and provide case illustrations and other information for federal agencies' consideration when developing strategies and planning and implementing actions to manage improper payments. Choices: 1. The study had no objectives. 2. It succeeded in managing improper payments. 3. The study intended to identify effective practices.
Output: 2
Statement: At Vallauris the ceramics and pottery industry was revived almost single-handedly by Picasso, who worked there after World War II. Choices: 1. The pottery industry was revived due in part to Peter Voulkos, who worked at Vallauris after World War II. 2. Picasso worked at Vallauris after World War II and helped revive the ceramics and pottery industry. 3. Picasso was in his 50s when he worked in the ceramics and pottery industry at Vallauris.
Output: 3
Statement: A write-off of a loan occurs when an agency official determines, after all appropriate collection tools have been used, that a debt is uncollectible. Choices: 1. Write offs do not occur in debt collection.  2. Debts which are determined to not be collected are very small in amount.  3. Some debts are determined to be not able to be collected. 
Output: 2
Statement: According to the graph, the postal service's profit level declines until it is back at breakeven at discount of about 4.5a. Choices: 1. The graph shows the postal service's profit level declining. 2. The graph knows all and sees all. 3. The graph shows the evolution of man into toaster ovens.
Output: 2
Statement: Other projects require extensive steel erection with less boiler integration and will, therefore, have a lower percentage of boilermakers versus other trades. Choices: 1. The other projects will exclusively utilize wood construction instead of steel. 2. Boilermakers will still be the third most hired trade group. 3. The other projects will not need to employ as many boilermakers relative to other trades.
Output: 2
Statement: With twin, crescent-moon beaches, 7 km (4 miles) of golden sands, and an outstanding climate, Benidorm is one of Spain's most popular resorts. Choices: 1. Benidorm has a ton of beachy spots. 2. The weather is freezing cold all year round. 3. Benidorm has an international airport close to the town center.
Output: 3
Statement: The distinctive dances of Menorca include the ball d'es cossil, thought to be derived from Scottish dancing. Choices: 1. The dances of Menorca are popular among all the Scottish tourists. 2. The dances of Menorca include ball d'es cossil. 3. Dancing is forbidden in Menorca.
Output: 1
Statement: it's a it's a push mower though Choices: 1. It is an electric push mower.  2. It is a push mower. 3. It is a self-propelled mower.
Output: 1
Statement: There are pre-Columbian pieces from Peru and Mexico, including two rare Mayan manuscripts (cedices), replete with the mysterious symbols and delightful illustrations that have long fascinated scholars. Choices: 1. The scholars have always been fascinated by the mysterious symbols and delightful illustrations. 2. The mysterious symbols are Gothic. 3. The scholars have no interest in the mysterious symbols.
Output: 2
Statement: He's a proselytizer of newspapers. Choices: 1. The newspaper originally had ideas that countered his own. 2. The newspaper changes its views based on him. 3. He hasn't prolytized a single newspaper in his life.
Output: 1
Statement: you know not to not to go out and scuff up and but i don't know what the it's Choices: 1. He goes out and gets scuffed up 2. You know not to go out and get dirty. 3. You should go out and get scuffed up.
Output: 1
Statement: Australian government employees, for example, cited training as one of the factors that contributed the most to making reforms succeed in their areas. Choices: 1. Australian government employees said training had no impact on the reforms. 2. Australian government employees said training was something that made educational reforms work. 3. Australian government employees said training was something that made reforms succeed.
Output: 2
Statement: She's disappeared, said Julius. Choices: 1. Julius gestured, "She's over there." 2. Julius looked up, grief evident on his face, "She's gone." 3. Julius spoke, "She's gone."
Output: 2
Statement: The air cooled considerably on the opposite side of the gorge. Choices: 1. It was much warmer on the other side of the gorge.  2. On the other side of the gorge it was cooler.  3. The air was cool and it began to snow.
Output: 3
Statement: It was the biggest decline in 10 years. Choices: 1. The birth rate hasn't been so low in ten years.  2. It was the greatest increase in a decade.  3. There hadn't been a larger decline in a decade. 
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh well i guess the only people i've talked to before were from Texas so i Choices: 1. I have talked to people from California. 2. I have only talked to those from Texas before this. 3. Texans are the only people I had contact with before.
Output: 3
Statement: (Apparently, it was a happy arrangement for all.) Choices: 1. Everyone didn't like the arrangement. 2. Everyone praised the arrangement and supported it. 3. Everyone was happy with the arrangement.
Output: 2
Statement: He was a respected lawyer defending discredited politicians, and as such he was very busy and didn't normally pay attention to small, insignificant things. Choices: 1. He was a plumber. 2. He was a lawyer that defended politicians. 3. He was a lawyer that worked for Senators.
Output: 3
Statement: In-room CD equipment with selection of music. Choices: 1. There is no music offered. 2. The selection of music is limited to the top 40 hits. 3. There is CD equipment with a selection of music.
Output: 2
Statement: King visited Memphis a week before his assassination for a march in support of striking sanitation workers there. Choices: 1. The sanitation workers were very happy about King's support. 2. King was assassinated after his visit to Memphis. 3. King was assassinated before his visit to Memphis.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, in a paperbased system, an individual's signature on the paper document is a timetested method of showing that an individual intended to be bound by the terms and conditions in the paper document. Choices: 1. this is also true for other types of relevant systems. 2. in a paperbased system, an individual's signature on the paper document shows intent. 3. in a paperbased system, a signature does nothing to show intent.
Output: 1
Statement: In our work with foreign countries that have adopted results-oriented management, we found that two reforms in particular were aimed at enhancing accountability among line  simplifying the rules for such things as budgeting and human resource management while Choices: 1. We will not change our management for anyone. 2. The results orientated management is better performing than our management. 3. A number of foreign countries have results orientated management.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, a considerable body of federal guidance on information security has been developed. Choices: 1. There was no considerable body of federal guidance on information previously so it was also developed. 2. A considerable body of federal guidance on information security was just removed. 3. An update on federal guidance on information security has also been developed.
Output: 1
Statement: Money doesn't worry me any, explained Julius simply. Choices: 1. Julius stated, "Financial means are not a source of worry for me." 2. "Financial resources do concern me!" Julius said. 3. Julius stated, "Financial means are not a source of worry for me, but time is."
Output: 3
Statement: The City Carrier System contains a stratified sample of 8,300 routes and the 1999 Rural National Mail Count System provides data on 39,737 rural routes. Choices: 1. The City Carrier System has a portion of 8,300 routes. 2. The 1999 Rural National Mail Count System provides the best mail data in the country. 3. The City Carrier System contains a stratified sample of 40,000 routes.
Output: 2
Statement: Loral says the review was meant to reassure the insurance companies that indemnify their launches on Chinese rockets. Choices: 1. Loral said the review was to reassure insurance companies. 2. Loral said no one should trust the Chinese rockets. 3. Loral implied that Chinese rockets were safe.
Output: 3
Statement:  "Let's hope ... no more wars."Drew set the three books in a pile and regarded them attentively. Choices: 1. Drew put one book down.  2. Drew put three books in a pile.  3. Drew put three books in a pile on the counter. 
Output: 3
Statement: Accordingly, sections 203 and 204 of the act, which require agencies to consult with small governments and solicit input from State, local, and tribal governments, are also inapplicable. Choices: 1. Sections two hundred three and two hundred four are inapplicable. 2. Sections five hundred and five hundred one are inapplicable, sections 203 and 204 are fine though. 3. The sections of the act required extensive changes.
Output: 3
Statement: no kidding no kidding Choices: 1. Seriously, for real. 2. Not a joke, that really will happen and we won't be able to purchase anymore. 3. No that can't be real, it must be a joke.
Output: 2
Statement: South of Nijar, spectacular cliffs and isolated beaches mark the hard-to-reach natural park of the Cabo de Gata. Choices: 1. Within the natural park of Cabo de Gata lie cliffs and beaches.  2. The Cabo de Gata natural park is an empty, crawling plain that lies far from any cliffs.  3. The park is home to many rare species of nocturnal owls.
Output: 3
Statement: The facts fit the Panglossian economist's vision quite  Emerging economies do typically run trade deficits, wages do rise with productivity, and actual experience offers no support at all for grimmer visions. Choices: 1. There is a vast support offered because there is a huge experience. 2. Trade deficits are run by the emerging economies, that's the Panglossian economist's vision. 3. People are happier because the wages rise with productivity.
Output: 3
Statement: Two foot soldiers rounded the horses on Jon's right. Choices: 1. Nobody rounded the horses on Jon's right. 2. The horses on Jon's right were rounded by two foot soldiers. 3. The horses on Jon's right were rounded by two angry foot soldiers.
Output: 3
Statement: Pretty soon there won't be no need for wearin' guns loose an' tryin' to grow eyes in th' back of yore skull!"But Fenner's own rifle still rode on guard across his knees, and Drew noted that the scout never broke a searching survey of the countryside. Choices: 1. Soon there will be no need to wear cowboy boots. 2. Shortly there will be no need to equip firearms loosely. 3. Firearms they'll use are mostly magnums since it's the wild west they live in.
Output: 3
Statement: There seems to be some similarity to your world in that, doesn't there? Choices: 1. The worlds may have more similarity than difference.  2. The worlds seem similar, no? 3. The worlds could not be more different. 
Output: 1
Statement: As a result, the murder rate there is now the highest in the world--61 per 100,000 people. Choices: 1. It has nearly double the murder rate of the next highest area. 2. The highest murder rate in the world is there. 3. The murder rate there has plummeted to be the lowest in the world.
Output: 1
Statement: yes in in homicides related to other than i guess what are called uh crimes of passion uh for example you know as you as you very well know the great majority of homicides are people murdering other people they know mostly people they know Choices: 1. No homicides are performed by someone who knows the individual their killing personally. 2. Most homicide cases involve killing someone who someone else knows very well.  3. I've been informed of quite a few more cases of someone being killed who knew their killer than who didn't. 
Output: 3
Statement: At the 8a discount level, the overall volume in the system, basic plus workshared, increases 0.69%. Choices: 1. The overall volume needs to increase a lot more. 2. There will be no discounts at all. 3. The increase at the discount level is 0.69%.
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, some impotence researchers assert that the success rates of prostaglandin may not be much better than the success rates of placebos. Choices: 1. Placebos have a much lower success rate than does prostaglandin. 2. Placebos may be working just as well as prostaglandin.  3. Prostaglandin has quite a low success rate, according to researchers.
Output: 3
Statement: If folklore performers, steel bands, or limbo dancers visit your resort area, they usually perform during dinner, so you just sit down and enjoy the show, generally outdoors. Choices: 1. Steel bands never play anymore. 2. Steel bands perform during dinner. 3. Steel bands perform during dinner to keep people in the cafes entertained.
Output: 3
Statement: Alongside the garden, the Church of All Nations is best seen in the afternoon when the sun's rays bounce off the brilliant mosaic facade. Choices: 1. There is nothing striking about The Church of All Nations 2. The Church of All Nations has a blue and red mosaic facade.  3. The Church of All Nations has a mosaic facade. 
Output: 2
Statement: Liberal interest groups and the White House scrambled to find new objections to the larger  Among other things, they warned that it threatens legal immigrants with deportation and diminishes their safeguards against job discrimination. Choices: 1. Liberal interest groups threaten legal immigrants with deportation. 2. The legal immigrants will respond to the new oppressive measures. 3. The legal immigrants are threatened with deportation and discrimination.
Output: 2
Statement: He'd jumped at the chance to work under Uncle David. Choices: 1. He was very excited for the chance to work under Uncle David. 2. He wasn't very enthusiastic about playing with David. 3. Uncle David was reluctant to take him under his wing.
Output: 3
Statement: 3 Grease the presentation. Choices: 1. The presentation is on oil products. 2. There will be a presentation. 3. There are no presentations.
Output: 1
Statement: After learning that one of its members had been taken in by the scheme, the Middle East Studies Association posted a warning on its Web site. Choices: 1. The Middle East Studies Association posted a warning on its website about a scheme. 2. A member of the Middle East Studies Association was scammed for money. 3. There were no warning posted by the Middle East Studies Association.
Output: 2
Statement: um um yeah that sounds pretty wild Choices: 1. That sounds crazy.  2. I like crazy things.  3. That sounds really tame. 
Output: 2
Statement: The lion, symbol of power and pride, was an understandable choice as the emblem of India's regained nationhood in 1947. Choices: 1. The symbol of pride for India is a caterpillar. 2. The symbol of pride could be a line can be seen as an understandable choice for India's regained nationhood in 1947. 3. It is quite understandable why the lion is established as India's regained nationhood in 1947.
Output: 2
Statement: The market will saturate. Choices: 1. Without regulation, the market will become oversaturated. 2. The number of entrants in the market will increase. 3. The market does not actually exist.
Output: 1
Statement: The whole field of biology has rested precariously on a single data point--life on Earth. Choices: 1. Biology is about one point- life on Earth, and is going to be like this for many years. 2. Biology is about one point- life on Earth. 3. Biology is about one point- life on Mars.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum well how long you been in San Antonio Choices: 1. You've never been in San Antonio. 2. Have you been in San Antonio for the last 5 years? 3. How long have you been in San Antonio?
Output: 2
Statement: effect and when you stop and think about it every just about every single thing that's produced can be recycled Choices: 1. It would help our planet if we started recycling our products. 2. Recycling is only possible for plastic and paper products. 3. When you really consider it, it is possible to recycle everything.
Output: 1
Statement: What put her up to clearing out? Choices: 1. The clearing out is her moving away. 2. The speaker definitely knows why she cleared out. 3. The speaker does not know why she cleared out.
Output: 1
Statement: yes i'm sure they do uh Choices: 1. I have proof for it. 2. I am absolutely in the dark about that. 3. I am certain of it.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan bowed to the man and kept his eyes low as he spoke. Choices: 1. Ca'daan looked down at the ground. 2. Ca'adaan looked at the sky. 3. Ca'daan stared at his feet.
Output: 3
Statement: One example of a case we recently handled was over in Springfield, Alexander said.  Choices: 1. They had a case they gave away. 2. They did not have the staff to handle the case. 3. They were more than willing to take on the case.
Output: 2
Statement: Lincoln would arrive with a few dozen more. Choices: 1. Lincoln would show up with more people. 2. The battle would be large because Lincoln would bring more people. 3. Lincoln would show up alone.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah you never hear about it really in the big ones so that's what i did and i have had just excellent luck i have been just so happy he's Choices: 1. It only happens in the smaller ones. 2. It doesn't happen in any, big or small. 3. You never really hear about it happening in the big ones.
Output: 1
Statement: They spoke of a statue of a woman with long twisted arms and the head of a beast. Choices: 1. They were talking about a mountain with the rocky head of a beast. 2. They were talking about a statue with the head of a beast. 3. They were talking about a statue with the head of a lion.
Output: 3
Statement: Most people of his generation know someone who avoided the draft in a less respectable way than Bush did. Choices: 1. Most people his age know no one who dodged the draft. 2. Most people his age know someone who dodged the draft. 3. Most people his age know someone who dodged the draft in really shady ways.
Output: 3
Statement: Although automation of payment processes helps streamline operations, the basic responsibilities of the certifying and disbursing officers remain the same. Choices: 1. Automated payments make life easier. 2. Automated payments are also good for retailers. 3. Automated payments occur manually.
Output: 2
Statement: i haven't seen that and i and i you know it of course won a lot of Academy Awards Choices: 1. It got five Academy Awards, if my memory serves me well. 2. It received a lot of Academy Awards, but I haven't seen it yet. 3. As soon as I heard that it won a lot of Academy Awards, I watched it.
Output: 1
Statement: Edmund said: 'I totally agree. Choices: 1. Edmund agreed completely with what was said. 2. Edmund disagreed harshly with what was said. 3. Edmund agreed to go to a different store.
Output: 3
Statement: From 1494 to 1530, the Spanish Hapsburgs and the French turned Italy into a battleground for the Kingdom of Naples and the Duchy of Milan. Choices: 1. The French launched peaceful protest in Italy for 200 years. 2. Naples and Milan were important to both the Spanish and French. 3. Spanish Hapsburgs and the French fought in Italy for 36 years.
Output: 2
Statement: Wouldn't that move condoms! Choices: 1. Wouldn't that eat condoms. 2. Wouldn't that sell more condoms that way? 3. Wouldn't that move condoms.
Output: 2
Statement: To this the Spanish added several types of guitars, with the ten-stringed cuatro being the most famous it is the national instrument of Puerto Rico. Choices: 1. There are no guitars in Puerto Rico.  2. The ten stringed cuatro guitar is the national instrument of Puerto Rico. 3. Other guitars are also played in Puerto Rico.
Output: 3
Statement: Didn't I take the hide off your back twice already? Choices: 1. Did I not slash you on the back? 2. Did I not take the skin off your back already? 3. Did I not give you a back massage already?
Output: 1
Statement: We are replacing the older test site with two dynamic database-driven Web sites ... Choices: 1. The older test site will be replaced with multiple database-driven Web sites.  2. It will take 3 hours to replace the older test sites.  3. The older test site will never be replaced with anything else. 
Output: 2
Statement: Chris Cannon, R-Utah. Choices: 1. R-Utah, Chris Cannon. 2. Chris Christie, R-Utah 3. Chris Cannon was elected by an excited voting base.
Output: 3
Statement: Some participants suggested that the PCAOB consider the banking industry to provide examples of the integration of federal and state regulation and lessons learned about that structure from the savings and loan and banking crises. Choices: 1. They wanted them to see that there was still hope. 2. They did not think it was worthwhile to go over the mistakes from previous banking crises. 3. Those that participated urged them to look at examples of what had been done and lessons from others mistakes.
Output: 1
Statement: It's sad to see a great institution reduced to a tattered geriatric remnant of its former self. Choices: 1. This place is not what it used to be.  2. It's too bad this institution has fallen to such disgrace.  3. They have never been in better shape. 
Output: 1
Statement: Be sure to visit the Shoko Shuseikan Museum, housed in an old factory established here by the forward-looking leader for arms manufacture and other new industries. Choices: 1. Arms manufacturing had many revered and inspired leaders and thinkers.  2. An old factory was established at the Shoko Shuseikan Museum.  3. There's little impressive about old industries. 
Output: 1
Statement: If I find out that you told anyone, I'll kill you. Choices: 1. I won't actually kill you, I am just saying it metaphorically.  2. I won't do anything if you tell anyone, I couldn't care less. 3. I will kill you if you tell anyone.
Output: 1
Statement: The Great Stair is the formal approach to the royal apartments in the southwestern tower. Choices: 1. The royal apartments can be reached by the Great Stair. 2. There is also a back entrance through a narrow corridor. 3. The Great Stair is in the northwestern tower.
Output: 2
Statement:  There was a pause. Choices: 1. There were no pauses.  2. A forty-eight hour pause ensued.  3. A pause ensued.
Output: 2
Statement: While for the most part, agencies have provided GAO with requested information within agreed-upon time frames, the following sections describe the steps GAO is authorized to follow if it believes it is experiencing unreasonable delays in obtaining the requested access. Choices: 1. Agencies gave GAO the information they needed about financial information. 2. Agencies gave GAO the information when they needed it. 3. Agencies refused to give GAO the information they needed.
Output: 1
Statement: Very good, Ivan. Choices: 1. Terrible, Ivan. 2. This is exactly what we needed. 3. Excellent, Ivan.
Output: 2
Statement: they won't say Choices: 1. They will not say what they're doing here. 2. They will not say. 3. They told me right away.
Output: 1
Statement: The media have recently paid a lot of attention to research on other kinds of self-protection, most notably the work of John Lott and David Mustard on concealed handguns. Choices: 1. John Lott and David Mustard are respected writers in the media industry. 2. John Lott and David Mustard are the biggest anti-handgun activists in the country. 3. The media has been interested in self-protection research.
Output: 1
Statement: To facilitate change within the finance organization, several crossfunctional process improvement teams were established. Choices: 1. All the teams received the same training. 2. They needed to create several teams. 3. They were able to have an intern handle it by themselves.
Output: 1
Statement: Then you can celebrate your license by getting high. Choices: 1. Then you can celebrate your license by using narcotic substances. 2. Then you can celebrate your license by staying sober. 3. Then you can celebrate your license by smoking pot.
Output: 3
Statement: In the past, Medicare's fiscal health has generally been gauged by the solvency of the HI trust fund projected over a 75-year period. Choices: 1. Medicare has benefited fiscally from the HI trust fund's solvency. 2. The HI trust fund's solvency has had a deleterious effect on the financial health of Medicare.  3. In addition to the HI Trust, the increased number of beneficiaries in the future are also expected to take a toll on Medicare.
Output: 3
Statement: After three days of intensive training they completed the course with honors. Choices: 1. Even though they trained hard, they couldn't complete the course. 2. They completed the course with hours after three days of intensive training and studying. 3. They completed the course with hours after three days of intensive training.
Output: 2
Statement: The legislative history reveals no explanation for this change. Choices: 1. There must be an explanation for the change, but it is not apparent. 2. Looking into history will reveal an explanation for the change. 3. There has been no explanation for the change.
Output: 1
Statement: In our September 1996 report, we stated that an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that agencies had not implemented information security programs that (1) established appropriate policies and controls and (2) routinely monitored their effectiveness. Choices: 1. In the report, we said an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that the agencies hadn't implemented information security protocols that addressed email. 2. In the report, we said an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that the agencies had implemented faulty information security protocols. 3. In the report, we said an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that the agencies hadn't implemented information security protocols.
Output: 1
Statement: It was no good worrying. Choices: 1. It makes nothing any better to worry.  2. Worry only causes problems for you. 3. The best thing that you can do in this situation is worry. 
Output: 2
Statement: You know, I turned it on, entered all the data, and it said that Robi would come home drunk and start throwing the furniture out the window, so I hadn't even bothered to clean. Choices: 1. It said that Robi would come home and throw things out the window. 2. The data was wrong when it said that Robi would throw things out the window. 3. The data said that Robi would come home and go to sleep.
Output: 2
Statement: oh probably November December until March or April i guess around April and then i went ahead and built the breezeway and the garage because i thought it was too cold to be pouring concrete outside in the winter time Choices: 1. I had to wait till April to build the breezeway, the owner was not happy. 2. I had to wait till April to build the breezeway and the garage because it got too cold. 3. I finished the breezeway and garage in December.
Output: 1
Statement: From our work, we identified a number of practices common to successful efforts to become more results-oriented. Choices: 1. There is no correlation between the practices indentified and successful efforts. 2. There's a long list or practices to incorporate in your day to day life. 3. There is a correlation between certain practices and successful efforts.
Output: 2
Statement: It had been taken for granted that he would tend to the orrery, setting it for the most favorable conditions when some special major work of magic required it, and he had taken the orders and moved the controls as they wanted them. Choices: 1. No one had thought seriously about him operating the orrery. 2. There was no one to tend to the orrery. 3. The responsibility of tending to the orrery fell naturally on him.
Output: 3
Statement: Once they are in place, the program needs to be maintained. Choices: 1. Once they are in place, the program can be left to its own devices. 2. Maintaining a program once it is in place is paramount. 3. Certain programs need to be maintained.
Output: 3
Statement:  He managed to dig a small hollow in the sand before dropping off to sleep. Choices: 1. He fell asleep after digging a shallow hole in the sand. 2. Could could not sleep at all, despite the hole in the sand. 3. He dug a hole because it was slightly cooler in the sand.
Output: 3
Statement:  One useful hint for keeping costs  ask for vino de la casa (house wine) it'll cost well under half the price of a brand wine, and offer tolerable quality into the bargain. Choices: 1. You should order vino de la casa if quality if more important than price for you. 2. The cheapest wine available is vino de la casa. 3. Vino de la casa is less expensive compared to most brand wines.
Output: 2
Statement: Often shrouded in mist, the two-lane road hugs the jagged coast and climbs the mountainside, clinging precariously to a narrow ledge. Choices: 1. The two lane road is often clouded in mist. 2. The two lane road is often clear. 3. The mist makes it hard for adventurers to access the roads.
Output: 3
Statement: and that's in that's in New Braunfels property Choices: 1. That is two miles outside New Braunfels premises. 2. That is in New Braunfels premises. 3. That is in New Braunfels two acre land.
Output: 3
Statement: Some meat producers in Sweden do, but their meat is double or even triple the usual price. Choices: 1. The process is available in Sweden, but at a much more substantial price.  2. Sweden has it available for low prices.  3. Some Swedish meat producers do this, but charge quite a bit more. 
Output: 1
Statement: uh just the Raleigh local paper Choices: 1. Only the Raleigh district paper that I write for. 2. Only the Raleigh district paper. 3. I've never heard of the Raleigh local paper.
Output: 1
Statement: pretty short black and they were very dressy they were black velvet shorts and she had on black hose and black heels and she looked very very nice Choices: 1. Everything she had on, from her earrings to her heels, was yellow. 2. She looked really good in her black shorts, pantyhose and high heels. 3. She wore a black coat and black hat with her black shorts, hose and heels.
Output: 3
Statement: The representation may occur only with non-LSC funds. Choices: 1. The representation may not occur with LSC funds, said the news. 2. The representation may occur with LSC funds. 3. The representation may not occur with LSC funds.
Output: 1
Statement: Hawaiians voted in favor of secession in a nonbinding referendum last year, but few expect the movement to succeed. Choices: 1. Hawaiians voted to secede but do not expect to get their wish. 2. Hawaiians voted for secession and plan on carrying out that out. 3. Hawaiians tried to become their own independent country.
Output: 3
Statement: Farther down the coast road you'll come to Martinique's most-photographed fishing village, Bellefontaine, with a beach cluttered with nets and the distinctive gommier fishing boats invented by the Carib Indians. Choices: 1. Many tourists visit the beach here for the purposes of swimming and sunbathing.  2. The Carib Indians are responsible for the invention of the gommier fishing boats.  3. The beach is completely free from any form of clutter.
Output: 1
Statement: North Hampton uh-huh i'm from Maine originally Choices: 1. I am from Maine. 2. New York, I am from Oregon. 3. North Hampton is where I grew up, as I am from Main.
Output: 3
Statement: to be i think very effective unless i have my head in the sand Choices: 1. Unless I'm being an ignorant, I'd say that it's very effective. 2. I would imagine that this method works better than expected. 3. I'm certain that it's highly inefficient.
Output: 2
Statement: In semi-free elections, Solidarity was the overwhelming victor, and the Communist regime collapsed. Choices: 1. Communism collapsed under the weight of free elections. 2. Solidarity was defeated in the semi-free elections. 3. Communism had been in place for sixty years.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah me too i know exactly what you mean Choices: 1. I understand your meaning exactly as well. 2. I understand your meaning exactly as well and I will help you. 3. I don't understand any of what you just tried to convey.
Output: 2
Statement: Beachfront all-inclusive hotel for couples only. Choices: 1. The hotel will allow married couples a special discount. 2. The all-inclusive hotel is for couples only. 3. The hotel lets single people check in.
Output: 1
Statement: Clift, on the other hand, cannot believe that Yeltsin was in the bag all three times he gave these warnings. Choices: 1. No one believed that he could ever lose. 2. ADversely, Clift didn't think Yeltsin was a sure bet every time. 3. This person thought there was a good chance Yeltsin could lose.
Output: 3
Statement: It is equivalent to CBO's NIPA projection for Transfers, Grants, and Subsidies less Health, OASDI, and other discretionary spending. Choices: 1. There are no comparative costs between the two programs. 2. It costs the same as the NIPA items. 3. The program for disadvantaged youth will cost the same as NIPA.
Output: 3
Statement: This remote area is reached by a single long route from the central lakes, at the end of which you'll find the scattered buildings of the village of Wasdale Head. Choices: 1. Very few visitors make it as far as Wasdale Head. 2. To get to this area, you have to take a bus to London. 3. The village of Wasdale Head can be reached via a route originating at the central lakes.
Output: 1
Statement: There's no expert in the world who could, without knowing its source, say for certain that [the piece] is not [by] Mozart, Cope boasted to Britain's New Scientist . Although Cope grants that his artificial intelligence algorithms may not produce masterpieces, he promises the result is at least better than Salieri. Choices: 1. Cope is very proud of the products of his algorithms. 2. Cope asserts that his algorithms would beat the world best composers. 3. Cope agrees that his algorithms may not produce the best works, but they will be better than other human composers.
Output: 1
Statement: But there is a fundamental difference between them. Choices: 1. There is a basic difference between them. 2. There is no difference. 3. There is difference in religious belief between him and her.
Output: 3
Statement: That was what you sealed up in the envelope. 37 "Yes.  Choices: 1. The envelope's contents was important.  2. Yes, that's when the envelope was sealed.  3. The envelope wasn't sealed 
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, we're all suffering from scandal fatigue, but rape? Choices: 1. There have not been many scandals recently. 2. Scandals undermine public confidence. 3. We are tired of scandals.
Output: 2
Statement: If you're here out of season, the costumes, worn year after year, will be on display in the 18th-century Casal de San Jordi. Choices: 1. The costumes are on display at the Casal de San Jordi and tourists flock to visit them. 2. The costumes are not on display at the Casal de San Jordi. 3. The costumes are on display at the Casal de San Jordi.
Output: 1
Statement: Privately I thought it lucky that he had associated with him some one of a more receptive type of mind.  Choices: 1. I believed it to be lucky that he had a receptive type of mind. 2. I was outspoken about my opinions about him. 3. I thought privately to avoid ruining the partnership.
Output: 3
Statement: An important Roman outpost with an excavated amphitheater as proof, Spoleto also boasts a sober Romanesque cathedral with 17th-century additions, decorated with damaged but still graceful Fra Filippo Lippi frescoes (1469). Choices: 1. Spoleto has an excavated amphitheater which proves its importance to the Romans. 2. Spoleto was an outpost that lacked importance to the Romans. 3. The cathedral at Spoleto is still attended by the faithful.
Output: 3
Statement: I could have cleared him ”though it might have meant a failure to convict the real criminals.  Choices: 1. They brought him up on charges of jaywalking.  2. They decided to let him go. 3. They were afraid of not getting the real criminals and let an innocent man go to jail.
Output: 1
Statement: you know i think a lot of people like i said are more concerned with you know right now you know the aspects of saving the earth um Choices: 1. i think many people are becoming more environmentally conscious 2. i think a lot of people are realizing for the first time how important recycling is 3. i think fewer people than ever care about the earth
Output: 2
Statement: Down in the lowland forests there are several national parks, including the popular Royal Chitwan National Park, where rhinos, tigers, elephants, deer, and hundreds of species of birds can be spotted. Choices: 1. Rhinos, tigers, elephants, deer and hundreds of different species of birds can be found in the popular Royal Chitwan National Park. 2. There are no national parks in the lowland forests, so seeing animals is impossible. 3. The Royal Chitwan Park was the first national park in the country.
Output: 3
Statement: In the sparkling, unpolluted sea, fishing techniques haven't changed much since Columbus claimed these remote outposts for Spain almost 500 years ago. Choices: 1. The last fifty years at this outpost have introduced a much-needed revolution in fishing and fishing techniques. 2. Columbus' arrival to these outposts introduced most of the fishing techniques still used today. 3. The fishing techniques used at these outposts have remained almost completely unchanged since five centuries ago.
Output: 2
Statement: oh that was fabulous when yeah when he played Danny Boy it just almost brought tears to your eyes because he can make that flute sing Choices: 1. He isn't great at the flute, which somewhat ruined the atmosphere when he played Danny Boy.  2. He plays that flute so beautifully, especially on Danny Boy, that it can be emotionally overwhelming.  3. When he played Danny Boy I almost cried, it was a great end to the flute concert. 
Output: 3
Statement: 3 million per year and that the initial value of the affected meat and bone meal will be reduced by $171 million annually. Choices: 1. There will be a reduction in the value of affected meat and bone. 2. The initial value of the affected meat and bone will rise by ten million dollars every year. 3. The initial value of the affected meat and bone was five billion dollars.
Output: 3
Statement: Even the singers don't like these songs. Choices: 1. The songs are terrible  2. The singers don't like these songs  3. The singers love these songs 
Output: 1
Statement: you say you live in your own home or you do not Choices: 1. Are you living on the street? 2. You say you live in your own home or are you a liar? 3. Do you live in your own home?
Output: 2
Statement: Large package hotels offer entertainers operating in two or three languages to loosen up the older crowd with competitions, sing-alongs, and a more sedate sort of dancing. Choices: 1. Soe hotels cater to older guests. 2. There are plenty of entertainment options for both young and old. 3. Large package hotels only cater to young adults.
Output: 2
Statement: The answer is that the premise must be  When productivity in emerging economies rises, so must wages--that is, the supposed situation in which these countries are able to produce sophisticated goods and services at rock-bottom prices never materializes. Choices: 1. If productivity rises then wages rise and there will never be very cheap goods. 2. The theory is that when productivity rises wages must also rise. 3. Workers will work very fast and hard for almost no money.
Output: 1
Statement: In response to its lawsuit in 1999, a judge ordered the Paterson Housing Authority to correct a defective relocation plan for residents at the Christopher Columbus Housing Development and remove all squatters and drug dealers. Choices: 1. The lawsuit ended with a judgement that required the PHA to redo its plan for rehousing residents and cleaning up the property. 2. The PHA won $50 million in the law suit in 1999. 3. The PHA has been slow to execute its plan to relocate residents and remove squatters.
Output: 3
Statement: 'We should try to take them now,' I said, firmly. Choices: 1. I said that we ought to take them.  2. I strictly told them that we would not be taking them.  3. I told my kids that we should take the sea shells before they were washed away. 
Output: 3
Statement: "Sounds as if it might be important,"Drew commented. Choices: 1. Drew said that it could be important. 2. "Nah, I'm pretty sure it's nothing" said Drew 3. "My brother called and his voice sounds as if it may be important" Drew commented to his friends
Output: 3
Statement: A short distance along the main road from Pater Noster Church is the Seven Arches Hotel and, in front of it, an observation point that offers a breathtaking view of Old Jerusalem. Choices: 1. The observation point is a well kept secret. 2. The Church is extremely far from the Seven Arches Hotel. 3. There is a good view of Old Jerusalem from the observation point.
Output: 1
Statement: Stop him! he shouted to the mercenary who continued to lean on the pillar. Choices: 1. The mercenary was leaning on his horse. 2. The mercenary shouted, stop him! 3. The mercenary hurt his leg so he had to lean on a pillar.
Output: 3
Statement: uh well we probably have about three months Choices: 1. I believe we have around three months. 2. I think we shouldn't worry too much, they gave us six months of time. 3. We have exactly three months, but the last one will be super busy.
Output: 3
Statement: uh yeah exactly yeah have i mean these are people who don't have the foggiest idea about what America's like um and it's very it's i Choices: 1. These people haven't even been to the United States before. 2. That's it because these persons haven't the least clue about what America is like. 3. These types of people know exactly what America is like.
Output: 1
Statement: If they really like a particular site, they may visit it often, but they are unlikely to devote a continuous half-hour or more to any one site the way you might read a traditional paper magazine in one sitting. Choices: 1. They have a lot of sites to visit, they can't spend too much time on one. 2. They can only visit a site once, and move on the others. 3. They may visit one site several times, but never spend a lot of time around it.
Output: 1
Statement: Ocean Park (see page 32) is popular with children of all ages. Choices: 1. Page 32 explains why children enjoy Ocean Park.  2. Details on Ocean Park are on page 132.  3. Details on Ocean Park are on page 32. 
Output: 1
Statement: when my first real involvement with the military started um naturally we were at the time the Soviet Union was considered to be the big military power and the big threat so we got lots quite a bit of information as well as indoctrination on Soviet tactics and weapons Choices: 1. There was a time the Soviet Union was considered a formidable military power. 2. The Soviet's military has always been considered a joke. 3. We were required to know the Soviet's war plans.
Output: 3
Statement: The heart of Asakusa, in turn, is Sensoji (also known as the Asakusa Kannon temple). Choices: 1. Sensoji is not the heart of Asakusa 2. Sensoji is the heart of Asakusa. 3. Sensoji is very popular
Output: 3