niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Nowadays, though, more and more people grow up with no history of disease. Choices: 1. These days, more people are growing up with history of disease. 2. These days, more people are growing up with no history of disease due to these vaccinations. 3. These days, more people are growing up with no history of disease.
Output: 2
Statement: but i've heard that it that after they have babies that you have to separate the then you have to separate the male from the female or the male could hurt the babies Choices: 1. The male could hurt the babies if you do not separate them.   2. The male prefers to eat the female babies.   3. The male would never hurt any of the babies.  
Output: 2
Statement: Many of them are quite elite in their own right. Choices: 1. All of them are elite. 2. Many of them are elite. 3. They are elite due to their political power and wealth.
Output: 3
Statement: Special nozzles or other hardware are generally not required. Choices: 1. Special nozzles aren't usually required. 2. Special nozzles are typically needed more than other hardware is. 3. Special nozzles and other hardware are almost always required.
Output: 2
Statement: Upon returning to Apple, he began criticizing almost immediately the company's 1995 decision to finally allow a limited number of companies to manufacture Mac clones, calling these firms leeches. Choices: 1. He returned to Apple and criticized a business practice. 2. The company lost sales when the Mac clones were made. 3. He praised the companies that were manufacturing Mac clones.
Output: 2
Statement: well down there you get uh uh some more aromatic aromas like the uh the smell of the pine forest and uh Choices: 1. You get smells down there like the smell of fresh sewage.  2. You can smell the pine forest and you can also smell the bear poop. 3. down there you get aromatic aromas like the smell of pine.
Output: 2
Statement: well it leaves a mess then when it does melt  everything thaws out Choices: 1. You are talking about spring. 2. It melting leaves a mess. 3. Things thawing out never leave a mess.
Output: 1
Statement: EPA chose to exclude all assumptions related to transportation, focusing only on the supply and demand-side technologies associated with electricity and natural gas consumption. Choices: 1. EPA chose to exclude all assumptions related to transportation and to Donald Trump. 2. EPA chose to exclude all assumptions related to transportation. 3. EPA chose to include all assumptions related to transportation.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, under certain circumstances, GAO has the authority to access information from other entities receiving federal funds, such as the District of Columbia, state and local governments, and private sector contractors. Choices: 1. The local governments work under the supervision of GAO. 2. GAO can always access the information they want, without proper documentation.  3. GAO holds the capability to access any data about federal funds.
Output: 1
Statement: they yeah they they did they stuck right to their goals and right what they were going to say and the American people when this first started they were even reluctant to let them do that so they were they were playing it very safe but Choices: 1. They strayed from what they originally were doing. 2. The mission is all that matters to them. 3. The people stayed true to their missions.
Output: 2
Statement: Once again, a great part of the joy of the place is the journey itself, by road to the capital, Gangtok (1,768 m/5,800 ft), in eastern Sikkim through the most spectacular rivers roaring through gorges, deep valleys outlined by terraced rice paddies, and forested hills. Choices: 1. The journey provides much of the enjoyment of the location. 2. The most beautiful way to experience this journey is by train. 3. The enchantment of the place certainly doesn't come from travel, which is inconvenient and uncomfortable.
Output: 2
Statement: Suppose that someone tells you that, years ago, he made a fundamental discovery that an entire profession, out of sheer narrow-mindedness, refused to listen to and prevented him from publishing. Choices: 1. What if I told you it was a bestseller over night? 2. He never thought to self-publish the book. 3. What if he told you he got turned down by the industry?
Output: 2
Statement: In some cases its sanctions are adequate, but not always. Choices: 1. In all cases its sanctions are adequate 2. In some cases its sanctions are pathetic in the eyes of authority 3. In some cases its sanctions are adequate
Output: 2
Statement: yeah right uh-huh yeah and with you know me being at home and just having the one income you know you don't have this lot of extra money to to do a lot of you know extra things so you you make more fun than you know you know the kids just think it's wonderful just maybe to go get an ice cream cone or Choices: 1. Because I'm at home we only have one source of money coming in, but it's nice to be with the kids. 2. Since we have two incomes, the kids are at home alone and don't have the chance to go out and get ice cream cones. 3. When the kids want to go get an ice cream cone I think to myself that I'd rather be at work.
Output: 3
Statement: Two features of this kind of situation deserve note. Choices: 1. The features are very interesting. 2. There are no noteworthy features. 3. There are two important features.
Output: 1
Statement: Bottom  Low-tech, high dudgeon Choices: 1. A high dungeon of bottom low tech.  2. High top tech and low dungeon.  3. The dungeon was filled with lesser things. 
Output: 3
Statement: Station XII (Jesus's death): To the left of the Franciscan chapel is a Greek Orthodox altar, profusely decorated with hanging oil lamps. Choices: 1. There are no lamps hanging anymore. 2. There are oil lamps hanging on the tall stone walls. 3. There are oil lamps hanging on the altar.
Output: 2
Statement: to do it yeah but you see President Bush is telling them rebel you know um uprise uprise and that's what they did and now they're like asking him for help and he's like no we can't get involved what what my husband had very strong feelings he he he he uh agreed with um the General Schwartzkopf he said um that he should have let that Bush should have let him finish his job Choices: 1. Bush is telling them to follow the rules. 2. You see Bush is telling them they should stage an uprising but he won't do anything to back them up if they need it. 3. You see Bush is telling them they should stage an uprising.
Output: 2
Statement: Seeing it on the tray, sir. Choices: 1. Sir, it was there on the tray. 2. There was no trace left on the tray, sir. 3. There was no way I could have missed it sir, since the amount was so large on the tray.
Output: 3
Statement: and it was just i don't know big mistake i don't even use it i rode my bike to class so there Choices: 1. I took my dragon to class, so hah. 2. Class is so boring, wish I didn't have to go. 3. I took my bike to class so that's that.
Output: 2
Statement: oh see there you go Choices: 1. You have a long way to go. 2. You got this. 3. You are on fire.
Output: 3
Statement: I have yet to hear someone say they are going to a doctor who is kind of mediocre. Choices: 1. I don't know of anyone who goes to a barely competent doctor. 2. The people I know want highly skilled doctors. 3. I know a lot of people who go to incompetent doctors.
Output: 2
Statement: "We have," Drew corrected. Choices: 1. We do, stated Drew as he correct him. he has checked himself this morning. 2. No we do not stated Drew. 3. Drew corrected the statement and said yes we do.
Output: 1
Statement: In Sevila, you can see relics and manuscripts and even the habit St. Theresa wore in a remarkable life of prayer, penance, and poverty. Choices: 1. You can see manuscripts, relics, and even the habit St. Theresa wore in a remarkable life of poverty, penance, and prayer. 2. Sevila has all those religious tinkers thanks to its rich history. 3. In Sevila, you can't see any relics or manuscripts anymore, they were all destroyed.
Output: 2
Statement: In ancient times, this land had a forest of giant sequoia trees. Choices: 1. Giant Sequoia trees are some of the largest trees in the world. 2. In ancient times, this land had a forest of coconut trees. 3. Long ago, the land was home to a forest of giant sequoias.
Output: 1
Statement: Maureen Dowd quotes the recovering toe sucker's explanation for why the president might have a wandering  .Let's assume, O.K. Choices: 1. Dowd's quote is not okay in any way shape or form. 2. We are assuming Dowd's quote is okay because Dowd is a famous author. 3. We assume that Dowd's quote is OK
Output: 2
Statement: After the claustrophobic rough and tumble of the dimly-lit medieval souqs, stepping into this area is like entering an oasis of light, space, cleanliness, and tranquillity. Choices: 1. The area is a great place to sit down and rest. 2. Stepping into the area is peaceful and tranquil. 3. Going into the area will make you feel claustrophobic after since you just came from a wide open area.
Output: 1
Statement: Breakfast included in the price of a room. Choices: 1. Breakfast is not included. 2. Breakfast is included. 3. Continental breakfast is included.
Output: 3
Statement: Outside the world of pop psychology, it is likely to engender skepticism. Choices: 1. Outside the world of pop psychology it's unlikely to change skepticism to be on a gender basis and skepticism will remain universal. 2. Outside the world of pop psychology it's likely to change skepticism to be on a gender basis. 3. Outside the world of pop psychology it's likely to change skepticism regarding the supernatural, to be on a gender basis.
Output: 3
Statement: Kerkez tavu u (Circassian chicken) is a classic dish of chicken fillet cooked in a sauce flavoured with ground walnuts and paprika. Choices: 1. Circassian chicken does not contain any paprika. 2. Circassian chicken is a traditional Turkish dish. 3. Ground walnuts are an ingredient of Circassian chicken.
Output: 2
Statement: Who is this person? Choices: 1. Do you know this man's name? 2. Do you know who this is? 3. I know who that it.
Output: 1
Statement: Calery and Golgotha both mean skull and there's certainly a pronounced skull-shape to the adjacent hill. Choices: 1. There is no connection between skulls and the words "Calvary" and "Golgotha." 2. Golgotha also has other meanings. 3. The adjacent hill resembles a skull.
Output: 2
Statement: But others praise it as a minor-league farm team for potential NATO members, and celebrate its civilizing influence (some PFP members have settled long-standing border disputes). Choices: 1. The program is criticized widely for its negative influence. 2. The relatively new program has had its share of trouble, but it seems to have finally been accepted as mainstream. 3. Others praise it for its civilizing influences, and view it as a minor-league farm team for potential NATO members.
Output: 2
Statement: All that over a two copper whore, Ca'daan heard over the bustle of the crowd. Choices: 1. Ca'daan heard someone mention something about a whore. 2. Ca'daan heard someone say "all that over a one copper whore". 3. Ca'daan was surrounded by a crowd of warriors.
Output: 3
Statement: You cannot get to know this country properly, even if you don't want to buy anything, without exploring the rich and varied range of traditional arts and crafts, the famous cornucopia of electronic gadgets and precision instruments, or the impressively awful selection of kitsch souvenirs in the major tourist centers. Choices: 1. It is easy to understand the country without understanding its arts. 2. The art of the country really tells you much about it. 3. It is easy for you to want to buy a ton of art while in the country.
Output: 3
Statement: Richard Longabaugh commented on how much remains unknown about what motivates patients to change their use of alcohol. Choices: 1. Richard stated that there's a lot that isn't known about how patients are motivated to change their use of alchohol. 2. Richard stated that we know everything there is to know about the motivations of patients that change their use of alcohol. 3. Richard believes that there is not enough funding for studies on ex-alcoholics, which is why we don't know much about their motivations to change.
Output: 3
Statement: They can even sit next to the driver. Choices: 1. The seat next to the driver gives the best views. 2. They can even perch next to the conductor. 3. They can even sit on the driver's lap.
Output: 1
Statement: Not in a case of poisoning. Mrs. Cavendish's clear voice startled me.  Choices: 1. Mrs. Cavendish knew what was happening.  2. Poison was involved. 3. "Not in a case of poisoning" Mrs. Cavendish said.
Output: 1
Statement: He also should have known Susan was there. Choices: 1. Of course he didn't know Susan was there. 2. He should have already been aware that Susan was there. 3. Susan was hiding from him there.
Output: 3
Statement: To the north of UCLA, acroseSunset Boulevard, is the exclusive neighborhood of Bel Air. Choices: 1. Their are a lot of mansions in the neighborhood of Bel Air. 2. Bel Air is an exclusive neighborhood to the north of UCLA. 3. Bel air is known to be a very rundown neighborhood.
Output: 1
Statement: and that's that's in a year that's uh what would you do with all that money Choices: 1. That's a small quantity of money. 2. What would you do with all that money? A million dollars is a lot. 3. That's in a year. What would you do with all that money?
Output: 2
Statement: and when they're younger not when they're getting into undergraduate and college age Choices: 1. They are under the age of eighteen. 2. When they are seniors in high school. 3. When they are twenty one or twenty two year old.
Output: 2
Statement: But the DPs tend to view Clinton's failures as moral rather than criminal. Choices: 1. They regarded Clinton has having moral failings. 2. DPs all think that Clinton's failures are criminal. 3. Clinton's numerous affairs were regarded as moral failings.
Output: 3
Statement: Approximately 140 of the 160 lawyers working in the program are employed by the seven local corporations. Choices: 1. Of 160 lawyers, 140 are working in the program. 2. All the lawyers graduated from the same law school. 3. Only 12 of the 199 lawyers working in the program are employed.
Output: 2
Statement: um i guess the last book book i've read um my oldest daughter Choices: 1. I read to my children every day.  2. I read to my daughter.  3. I don't have time to read to my kids. 
Output: 1
Statement: Although the NIPA federal surplus or deficit is arithmetically similar to the federal unified budget surplus or deficit, there are some conceptual differences. Choices: 1. There are no differences between the NIPA federal surplus and the federal unified budget surplus. 2. There are differences between the NIPA federal surplus and the federal unified budget surplus. 3. The NIPA federal surplus is more commonly used by authorities.
Output: 3
Statement: Newfoundland and Portuguese water dog owners want pooches that can swim. Choices: 1.  Newfoundland and Portuguese water dog owners spend a lot of time at the beach. 2. Newfoundland and Portuguese water dog owners don't care if the dogs swim or not. 3. Swimming dogs are what the Newfoundland and Portuguese water dog owners want.
Output: 1
Statement: There are a number of individual buildings to explore. Choices: 1. There are some individual buildings that are explorable. 2. Eight of the buildings can be explored. 3. There aren't any explorable buildings.
Output: 2
Statement: The Times claimed that the number boycotting never reached a critical mass that would have threatened the integrity of its list. Choices: 1. The boycotting was so severe that the list's integrity was completely destroyed in the process. 2. The boycotting was arranged by an opposing firm that did not believe in the integrity of the list.  3. The integrity of the list could be compromised by boycotting.
Output: 2
Statement: The analysis describes the small entities affected by the rulemaking and estimates that approximately 20,000 small entities will be affected. Choices: 1. There were only a couple entities that were affected by the rulemaking according to the analysis. 2. The analysis talks about the 20,000 affected small entities. 3. The larger entities will not be affected by rulemaking according to the analysis.
Output: 3
Statement: But about three o'clock a ferocious and prolonged hooting outside drove us to the window, to see Poirot alighting from a car, accompanied by Japp and Summerhaye.  Choices: 1. Jones also got out of the car.  2. Poirot got out of a carriage.  3. Poirot got out of a car. along with Japp and Summerhaye. 
Output: 1
Statement: Discretion when using your camera is advisable here. Choices: 1. Use your camera at your own discretion. 2. Some locals do not like having their pictures taken. 3. You can freely use your camera indiscriminately.
Output: 2
Statement: you know i had to work but i tried to make it as painless as possible Choices: 1. I had to work on those molars, but I did my best not to cause pain. 2. Then I tried to make it as painful as possible. 3. I truly attempted not to cause any pain at all.
Output: 1
Statement: The problem, though, is that the ADR phenomenon has created a situation where U.S. investors are pouring billions of dollars into companies whose standards of financial disclosure and corporate governance are dramatically different from our own and which are, in some cases, nonexistent. Choices: 1. The United States investors sink money only into companies with strict policies on providing information on their finances.  2. The companies that the United States is investing money into are stealing money from the investors.  3. Investors from the United States are putting money into companies where have little regulation. 
Output: 2
Statement: well i don't know there you can get well depends on what you consider expensive i mean you can get real high powered stuff now Choices: 1. It depends on what you consider the be expensive. 2. The cheaper items are more high powered. 3. The higher powered stuff does cost more money.
Output: 3
Statement: Check out our newest feature, Ask Bill Barnes. Choices: 1. We decided to cancel Ask Bill Barnes, and not unveil it to the public. 2. We have a new feature called Ask Bill Barnes. 3. You can check out our new feature, Ask Bill Barnes, on our website.
Output: 3
Statement: But don't let that put you off. Choices: 1. Go ahead and kill that monster. 2. Don't let that come in your way. 3. Please just quit, because that will certainly be in your way.
Output: 1
Statement: Outside, flying Raptors rattled the windows; an aerial assault from flustered dinosaurs. Choices: 1. The Raptors flew by the house. 2. The Raptors sat in the trees. 3. The Raptors flew by the house looking for food.
Output: 3
Statement:  "Yankees th' brand what probably set at home an' let others do th' real fightin' ready to come in an' take over once th' shootin' was done with. Choices: 1. The Yankees were not in the war. 2. The Yankees were in the war too and they won. 3. The Yankees were in the war too.
Output: 2
Statement: Statuary found all around the Kingdom depicts both the important deities Osiris, Hathor, Isis and others and the Pharaohs of the major dynasties. Choices: 1. Isis was not one of the important deities of the Kingdom.   2. Isis was the most important of all the Kingdom's deities.   3. The important deities of the Kingdom included Osiris, Hathor and Isis.  
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps the most shameful thing about the PDFA propaganda campaign is that its leaders know better, having used drugs themselves. Choices: 1. The PDFA campaign relates to drug use. 2. The PDFA campaign relates to marijuana use. 3. The PDFA campaign is about animal rights
Output: 2
Statement: I found her in bed with my best friend. Choices: 1. She was sleeping when I arrived--alone, and quiet in the dim twilight of the evening. 2. I found her in our bed with my best friend; I had left work early, and meant to surprise her. 3. I caught her in bed with my best friend.
Output: 2
Statement: We ask nothing but food and shelter. Choices: 1. All we're asking for is something to eat and a place to stay. 2. We have our own food and shelter and do not need yours.  3. All we ask for is food and shelter from the blizzard. 
Output: 3
Statement: Haggling with dapper Gujaratis and the bright-eyed Kashmiris can attain the level of high art. Choices: 1. The Kashmiris will not accept haggling over prices. 2. Haggling is practiced by every merchant in the area. 3. The Gujaratis and Kashmiris love to haggle, making an art out of it.
Output: 2
Statement: that was part of that trilogy that uh Bruce Canton did Choices: 1. That was part of that trilogy that Jenny McKenzie did. 2. That was part of the trilogy that Bruce Canton did in the 80s. 3. Bruce Canton did a trilogy that
Output: 2
Statement: The Sala del Mappamondo (named after a lost map of the Sienese world painted by Ambrogio Lorenzetti to trace the city's international banking interests) has two great frescoes by the Siena-born master Simone Martini. Choices: 1. Simone Martini was born in Germany. 2. There are two frescoes by Simone Martini located in the Sala del Mappamondo. 3. The Sala del Mappamondo is the only place to contain works by the master Simone Martini.
Output: 3
Statement: When Amunophis III originally commissioned the scarab it was placed at his temple on the west bank. Choices: 1. Amunophis III has a temple on the West Bank. 2. The temple was located on the east bank. 3. The scarab was covered in gold and jewels.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh so i i you know i guess it from my point of view it depends on uh you know on where you are in life as to what's most important Choices: 1. For me it doesn't matter where you are. 2. Where you want to be also comes into it. 3. You have to assess your position in life and your priorities.
Output: 2
Statement: Judge Thornton's ruling, she contended, will establish a barrier that stops abused women from seeking protection of the courts. Choices: 1. The judge's ruling will establish a barrier to stop abused women from looking for court protection.  2. Judge Thornton is sinister and sexist.  3. The judge only wants to help protect abused women.
Output: 2
Statement: Deir Abu Maker is the most important, having provided several leaders for the Coptic church; nearby is Deir Anba-Baramos. Choices: 1. Deir Abu Maker is one of the least important. 2. Several of the leaders of the Coptic Church were provided by Deir Abu Maker. 3. The majority of Coptic church leaders have come from the Deir Abu Maker.
Output: 3
Statement: Black blood, brains, and teeth sprayed on the two riders behind him. Choices: 1. Blood sprayed onto the riders. 2. The riders were sprayed by a dust storm. 3. Blood from the demons sprayed the riders.
Output: 3
Statement: The joys of deriding portly Austrian burghers in the '60s haven't prevented us from becoming a nation of American fatties. Choices: 1. America has the highest percentage of over-weight people in the world. 2. America is a nation with a lot of over-weight people. 3. Thanks to the Austrian burghers, American learned how to not get over-weight.
Output: 1
Statement: well back to the topic at hand what other types of community service would they be talking about i mean  the the recording mentioned the Peace Corps Choices: 1. In the recording it talked about the Peace Corps. 2. The recording was trying convince me to join the Peace Corps. 3. I have never listened to a recording about the Peace Corps.
Output: 2
Statement: Surpluses, Zero National Debt, and Unfunded  What Are the Policy Options? Choices: 1. There are no policy inputs that an administration can adopt to cause a surplus. 2. What are the policy options that cause economic outcomes; does anyone know? 3. What are the policy options that cause surpluses, zero national debt, and unfunding?
Output: 2
Statement: cried the girl, fiercely; but there were pink spots in her cheeks as she retreated into the cabin and began to slam the pots and pans on the stone hearth. Choices: 1. The girl cried fiercely. 2. The girl cried because her dog died. 3. The girl was not crying.
Output: 2
Statement: In-character stuff. Choices: 1. Acting like myself. 2. acting as a character in a movie. 3. Acting a part
Output: 2
Statement: At the far end of the Via dell'Abbondanza, visit two of the town's best the House of Loreius Tiburtinus, for its beautiful peristyle garden of fountains, water channels, and cascades, one of them with paintings of Narcissus and Pyramus and Thisbe; and the House of Julia Felix, big enough to have been perhaps a luxury hotel, with its own bathhouse and a handsome portico of slender marble columns around the peristyle. Choices: 1. The only way to reach the two best houses is by following the Via dell'Abbondanza to the end. 2. The two houses at the end of Via dell'Abbondanza that were once the towns best, but have since been overrun with squatters. 3. Two of the best houses in town to visit are the House of Loreius Tiburtinus, and the House of Julia Felix.
Output: 1
Statement: I can do nothing without Mr. Brown. Choices: 1. Mr. Brown always helps me with everything.  2. I can't do anything without Mr. Brown. 3. I don't need Mr. Brown at all. 
Output: 1
Statement: Service  The executive leads the regional office in the pursuit of outstanding performance in all applicable program areas, and as a team member helps the Service Delivery Network and VBA as a whole to improve performance. Choices: 1. The executive has no part in leading the regional office. 2. The executive enjoys their role in being a team member. 3. The executive is one of the team members.
Output: 2
Statement: Views of the city and the harbor are panoramic. Choices: 1. The view is panoramic as the ground is flat and accessible.  2. The views of the city are panoramic. 3. There exists no harbor within this city
Output: 1
Statement: and just because they had had a couple of bad seasons and you can't even attribute those bad seasons to bad coaching Choices: 1. Those bad season were due to lack of talent and not bad coaching. 2. Bad coaching had nothing to do with the bad seasons. 3. Bad coaching was the reason for the bad seasons.
Output: 1
Statement: Mechanisms to facilitate the training of good researchers, particularly ones from emergency medicine, are needed and should be encouraged. Choices: 1. New ways to upgrade researcher skills are to be explored. 2. Only rote memorization was proposed as a training method. 3. The Director of Research encouraged them to find new training methods.
Output: 3
Statement: With the possible exception of Tel Aviv, Israel is not known for its Mediterranean beaches, yet between the Gaza Strip in the south and Rosh Hanikra in the north there are 190 km (118 miles) of good sandy coastline. Choices: 1. Tel Aviv is the most popular beach in Israel, visited by thousands daily. 2. Israel has long stretches of sandy coastline which are not well known. 3. Tel Aviv is not known for having a breach.
Output: 1
Statement: The final rule contains standardized test procedures and performance standards to ensure that detergent gasolines provide an effective level of protection against certain engine deposits. Choices: 1. They were not able to come to a final decision for the performance standards. 2. The ruling concluded that standards must be met with engine deposits. 3. They wanted to advocate for an even higher standard but had to settle.
Output: 3
Statement: When he came up the tip of his spear came up with him. Choices: 1. He had more that one spear as he stood. 2. He had the spear for protection. 3. His spear came up as he stood up.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps in an unconscious act of denial--an inability to face up to his complicated but altogether human motives for voting as he did--the week after his vote, Ross wrote to his  This storm of passion will soon pass away, and the people, the whole people, will thank and bless me for having saved the country by my single vote from the greatest peril through which it has ever passed, though none but God can ever know the struggle it has cost me. Choices: 1. Ross wrote after he vote. 2. Ross wrote an open letter after he voted. 3. Ross remained silent after he voted.
Output: 2
Statement: Bountiful food sources might have made Malaysia an inviting place for the contemporaries of Java Man in 230,000 b.c. Choices: 1. Food sources made Malaysia inviting. 2. Food sources made Malaysia discouraging. 3. Food sources made Malaysia inviting because the people would always be fed.
Output: 3
Statement: oh that that's my husband's into uh computers Choices: 1. My husband likes computers a lot. 2. My husband likes building computers a lot. 3. My husband hates computers.
Output: 2
Statement: Julius's astonishment and admiration were unbounded. Choices: 1. His admiration was a result of his charm. 2. Julius's was unamused about the admiration he receives. 3. Julius was very astonished.
Output: 1
Statement: (Inglis, by contrast, all but jams his head into the lens.) Choices: 1. Inglis was trying to take a picture of the mountain. 2. Inglis agressively jams his head into the lens. 3. Inglis does everything but jam his head into the lens.
Output: 1
Statement: Now we have become an atomized society of individuals who get their news--if they get it at all--from TV. Choices: 1. All of our news is on radio and in newspapers. 2. Our society's individuals have access to TV news. 3. Some of our society's individuals do not get any news.
Output: 3
Statement: That is not enough time. Choices: 1. There could never be enough time.  2. There needs to be more time.  3. They had just enough time. 
Output: 1
Statement: Federal non-Social Security surpluses are eliminated through 2010, and unified deficits emerge in 2019. Choices: 1. Through 2010, Federal non-Social Security surpluses are eliminated.  2. Federal non-Social Security deficits may occur in 2020. 3. Unfiled deficits will never emerge for Federal non-Social Security surpluses. 
Output: 2
Statement: and the radio is you know more exciting really than than television  kept your imagination Choices: 1. Listening to the radio is more thrilling than watching television. 2. Radio is more exciting since you build the world in your own head. 3. Television is better than radio since you're able to see what's happening.
Output: 2
Statement: because they're fancy seats and stuff Choices: 1. They like to sit in fancy places. 2. That's because of them being fancy seats and such. 3. Because they're terrible seats.
Output: 1
Statement: His first care was to bind up his bleeding wrist. Choices: 1. His wrist hurt a lot. 2. His wrist was uninjured. 3. He was going to tend to his wound.
Output: 1
Statement: it's a two story house it it's a first home and it looks like it's going to be the last i think we're going to demolish it we've got two children and it's they have scraped the uh plaster off the walls you know with riding their little toys through it and stuff you know Choices: 1. I don't think we will sell it. 2. Our house is a single story.. 3. We have a two bedroom house that works for us.
Output: 1
Statement: Figures which the Results Group deemed too soft to be used in 2001 will eventually be moved to the reliable column. Choices: 1. The figures were deemed to be too soft.  2. The figures were not soft at all. 3. The results group wanted to have more rough figures. 
Output: 3
Statement: Residential stability is extremely important for children. Choices: 1. Housing stability is not a priority for children. 2. Kids definitely need stable housing. 3. Children need to be in homes that are free from instability.
Output: 3
Statement: After years of study, these onnagata make an astoundingly subtle and delicate art of capturing the gestures and movements of both young girls and old crones. Choices: 1. The onnagata can mimic the body language and movements of old and young women. 2. Onnagata are known for their graceless, clownlike pageantry. 3. These onnagata practice by observing the young and elderly in nursing homes and daycares.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, if frequent flyer miles received on program-related travel were not captured and used for this type of travel, the bureaus might not be able to send their employees to these types of events. Choices: 1. The bureaus will definitely send their employees to these events, as they do every year. 2. The employees might have not been using their frequent flyer miles as it should have been the case. 3. The employees of the bureaus might not be able to go to these types of events.
Output: 2
Statement: Further, some members from federal agencies said that it took time for them to determine how they could share sensitive, including classified, information with nonfederal government entities. Choices: 1. Federal agencies are prohibited from sharing classified or sensitive information anywhere outside of their agency. 2. Federal agencies often need to communicate classified information to non-federal government entities. 3. Federal agencies share classified and sensitive information to non-federal government entities.
Output: 2
Statement: The foothills of the Pyrenees form a landscape of gentle rolling greenery, with tantalizing views of the snowy peaks behind. Choices: 1. The Pyrenees foothills are verdant and undulating, and you can see the mountains behind them. 2. The Pyrenees foothills are in an arid, desert climate with no greenery. 3. Skiing is a popular pastime in the Pyrenees mountains during winter.
Output: 3
Statement: that's true that's true i mean it's hard to you know it's hard to say oh i should set aside this much money for repairs on cars because you never know it could cost you nothing or it could cost you three times as much Choices: 1. it's easy to predict how much a car repair is going to cost 2. different repair shops charge wildly different amounts, even if they're making the same repairs 3. it's hard to know how much money to set aside for car repairs
Output: 2
Statement: They mind their business and will not make any trouble as long as they are left in peace. Choices: 1. As long as nobody bothers them, they won't start trouble. 2. We shouldn't go there. They will start shooting at us, even if we leave them in peace. 3. The thugs from the southside of town are easily bothered, but if they're left in peace they won't start shooting at you.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah fishing is not just just dragging fish out of the water it's it's a total experience you know getting out in nature and Choices: 1. It's a fun experience to go fishing. 2. I love fishing even if I don't catch anything. 3. You just yank fish out of the water over and over again.
Output: 2
Statement: But if you are here simply to have fun, you might not even notice. Choices: 1. There is much here to worry someone.  2. The key is to have a good time, and not focus on stressors. 3. If you are focused on enjoying yourself, you won't even notice. 
Output: 2
Statement: well it's it started out as a hobby actually uh it just it developed into sort of a business uh you know we breed them and all that Choices: 1. We started it as a business but it developed into a hobby. 2. We started breeding them as a hobby then it developed into a business. 3. We made a lot of money doing it as a hobby.
Output: 3
Statement: Regional cuisines, Mintz says, are authentic because they use local ingredients and involve a community of people who eat it, cook it, have opinions about it, and engage in dialogue involving those opinions. Choices: 1. Authentic regional cuisine uses local ingredients and bring communities together.  2. Cuisine cannot be authentic without a core population that indulges in it.  3. Regional cuisines use ingredients from abroad. 
Output: 2
Statement: It was Julius. Choices: 1. It wasn't Julius.  2. Julius was the one. 3. It might have been Julius.
Output: 3
Statement: The knights of the Holy Sepulchre held court in its unique double-decker chapel surrounded by a circular nave. Choices: 1. The knights of the Holy Sepulchre held court here. 2. The knights of the Holy Sepulchre, responsible for the death of thousands, held court here. 3. The knights of the Holy Sepulchre never held court.
Output: 2
Statement: but okay so did wait do you watch Saturday Night Live yesterday Choices: 1. Saturday Night Live was on yesterday, did you catch it? 2. Have you watched Saturday Night Live every weekend? 3. Did you buy a new T.V. yet?
Output: 2
Statement: Though settlers brought the first African slaves to Cuba in the early 1500s, hundreds of thousands of African laborers were imported in the late 18th century to meet the demands of the sugar industry. Choices: 1. The first African slaves to Cuba arrived in the early 1000s. 2. The first African slaves to Cuba arrived in the early 1500s and more came after them. 3. The first African slaves to Cuba arrived in the early 1500s.
Output: 2
Statement: Most of the labor is necessary for the construction of the facility. Choices: 1. Little to no labor was required in the construction of the facility. 2. There was a labor shortage because many of the workers ended up going on strike. 3. The facility requires a majority of the labor.
Output: 2
Statement: see if we get together again sometime Choices: 1. Maybe we can see each other again sometime. 2. It would be great to see you again sometime. 3. Let's never see each other again.
Output: 2
Statement: If key recovery is adopted, terrorists are likely to eschew it in favor of unbreakable technology. Choices: 1. Terrorists enjoy running Apple iTunes on their computers. 2. Terrorists don't care at all about whether technology is unbreakable or not. 3. Key recovery has the possibility of being adopted in the technology field.
Output: 1
Statement: Thorn and fifteen others had been selected by the wolf lord of Thorn's tribe and, seeing the power and skill of the other men, Thorn was proud to be among them. Choices: 1. More than a dozen individuals were picked by the tribe. 2. The man was happy to be people he knew. 3. The tribe disbanded after losing a battle. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Prado is also well supplied with El Greco's passionately colored religious paintings, such as Adoration of the Shepherds. Choices: 1. Adoration of the Shepherds is an anti-religious painting. 2. Adoration of the Shepherds is by El Greco. 3. El Greco put passion into all of his works.
Output: 3
Statement: Batu Caves Choices: 1. There are no caves in Batu. 2. Caves of Batu. 3. The caves near Batu.
Output: 3
Statement: 87, Employers' Accounting for Pensions ] Choices: 1. The employers didn't account for the pensions. 2. The pensions were accounted for. 3. The employers had funds set aside to pay the pensions.
Output: 3
Statement: In those cases, where there is enough quantity available to satisfy most bidders, the going price will be set by the sensible middle of the pack rather than by the most overoptimistic extremist. Choices: 1. In the cases, where there is enough quantity available to satisfy most bidders, the going price will not be set by the most overoptimistic extremist, but by the sensible middle of the pack. 2. In cases, where there isn't enough quantity, the price will be higher than the middle of the pack. 3. In all cases, there is enough quantity available to satisfy most bidders.
Output: 2
Statement: so yeah i hear a lot of horror stories about things like that but most of the time it's Choices: 1. I was reassured that things will be perfectly fine, no one has ever had any problems before. 2. It is rumoured to be awfully tiring and there are people who don't go home even. 3. I have been told some pretty scary tales on those stuff.
Output: 2
Statement: However, for one facility, seven SCR retrofits are projected to be installed by 2020. Choices: 1. SCR retrofits are a revolutionary piece of technology. 2. Predictions say that by 2020, no SCR retrofits will be installed. 3. Seven SCR retrofits for one facility are projected to be installed by 2020.
Output: 1
Statement: The chateau also houses Stras?­bourg's Mus??e des Beaux-Arts, noteworthy for its Giotto Cru?­ci?­fixion, Raphael's La For?­na?­rina, and the remarkable somber realism of Watteau's L'Ecureuse de cuivre. Choices: 1. The chateau houses several famous artworks. 2. The collection of the Musee des Beaux-Arts is the finest in the world.  3. The chateau doesn't contain any rare or old artwork.
Output: 2
Statement: If you go and the temples are well worth it you would do best to take the train from Jaipur or Ahmedabad. Choices: 1. It is undesirable to ride the trains from the temples. 2. It is recommended to take the train from Jaipur or Ahmedabad. 3. The trains between the temples are bullet trains.
Output: 3
Statement:  "You ask him."Nye sat down on a bunk, flipped his hat away, and lay back. Choices: 1. Nye lay back after sitting down and flipping his hat away. 2. Nye sat down nest to the cat on a bunk. 3. Nye remained standing and didn't say anything.
Output: 2
Statement: It was up to Poirot to make his boast good.  Choices: 1. It was up to Poirot to come through on his statements. 2. Poirot had to make his boast good. 3. It was up to Jesus to come through on his boast.
Output: 1
Statement: It gives an overview of Macau's history and its daily life and traditions. Choices: 1. Many of Macau's traditions have remained unchanged.  2. Macau does not have many traditions.  3. Macau has a rich history. 
Output: 1
Statement: Based on the estimated time periods needed to complete each of the four phases described above, the estimated time period to complete the implementation of a single FGD installation is conservatively 27 months. Choices: 1. It takes 7 months to do the four phases. 2. It takes 27 months to do the four phases of impementation. 3. It takes 27 months to do the four phases.
Output: 2
Statement: The New York Times highlighted three prizes won by the New York Times . Eventually, all three papers got around to acknowledging that the Grand Forks Herald had won the top prize for its coverage of last year's North Dakota floods and fires. Choices: 1. The New York Times used deceptive journalism, however they eventually admitted the truth. 2. The New York Times gave two prizes to homeless people with amazing personal stories. 3. The Wallstreet Journal was the first publication to expose the New York Times.
Output: 3
Statement: The building itself was designed by Le Corbusier; the Rodin sculptures in the courtyard the Gate of Hell, the Thinker, and the magnificent Burghers of Cales are authentic castings from the original molds. Choices: 1. The building was designed by an unknown person, with no prestige. 2. From the original molds, Burghers of Cales, the Thinker and the Gate of Hell were created. 3. Le Corbusier spent much time in order to design all the sculptures.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh i've had some roses out in my backyard too and they've done real well i was surprised i we had some in Virginia and they were real hard to keep up with but seems like they like the Texas climate better Choices: 1. The roses in my backyard have all withered. 2. The roses in my backyard have no thorns. 3. My backyard has roses that have done very well.
Output: 2
Statement: The Soviets themselves imprisoned some 1.5 million Poles in labor camps of their own and eliminated potential troublemakers through actions like the Katyn massacre, in which 4,500 Polish military officers were summarily executed. Choices: 1. The Soviet Union carried out the murder and imprisonment of many Polish individuals. 2. Poland never suffered at the hands of the Soviet Union. 3. During the 1950s, the Soviet Union put Poles in prison camps and executed around 4500 Polish military officers.
Output: 3
Statement: Thirteen kilometers (7 miles) farther brings you to Tanah Rata, the main township. Choices: 1. Tanah Rata is small, but it is the main township. 2. Tanah Rata is the main township. 3. Tanah Rata is the secondary township.
Output: 1
Statement: that's where you swim you do not swim in the ocean Choices: 1. You don't swim in salt water. 2. You don't swim in salt water, only pools. 3. You love swimming in the ocean
Output: 2
Statement: Scandal questions upstaged Gore's feel-good visit to New Hampshire, giving pundits hope that he may get a real fight in the 2000 primaries. Choices: 1. Gore's visit was upstaged by scandalous questions. 2. Gore might not win the 2000 primaries. 3. Gore is for sure going to be the next President of The United States of America.
Output: 2
Statement: to him to get them fixed because he was he was really good at it and uh he didn't charge as much as the dealer so and he also was really nice to people and Choices: 1. He was an accomplished repairman. 2. He charged more than the dealer to fix cars. 3. He was always fair and kind to customers.
Output: 3
Statement: Based on the cost-benefit analysis performed by FSIS, the rule will impose an unfunded mandate on the private sector of $99. Choices: 1. The cost-benefit analysis was on FSIS. 2. The rule was based off of an analysis. 3. The analysis will affect the private sector harshly.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh he knows when he's overspends and when he doesn't and he knows that anytime he pops out that credit card  you know i've used the credit card a couple times to pay bills Choices: 1.  When he goes over budget, he uses his credit cards to pay bills when he does. It is not a good thing to go over budget, those cards cost more to use. 2. It's ok to use a credit card when you go over budget. 3.  When he goes over budget, he uses his credit cards tp pay bills. I have also paid bills a few times with credit cards.
Output: 1
Statement: Comparisons with previously published summaries indicate that the missing data did not bias our results. Choices: 1. Comparisons with previously published summaries indicate the missing have biased our results. 2. The missing data did not bias our results. 3. Missing data never messes with our results.
Output: 3
Statement: Houseboats are a beautifully preserved tradition of the heyday of the British Raj. Choices: 1. Houseboats were invented by the British in India. 2. Houseboats fell out of favor during the heyday of the British Raj, but they are coming back into style. 3. The tradition of houseboats originated while the British Raj was still going strong.
Output: 1
Statement: Drew's Pa was town folks. Choices: 1. Drew's father was a big city dweller. 2. Drew's father was one of the town folks. 3. Drew's father was a plain and simple man.
Output: 3
Statement: Among those fooled by the Six Degrees of Separation -style setup was Harvard sociologist William Julius Wilson, who lost $175. Choices: 1. William Wilson won a bunch of money through the scheme. 2. William Julius Wilson was fooled into losing money. 3. William Wilson lost more money then he could afford on the scam.
Output: 3
Statement: Deborah Hankinson has brought to the issue of civil legal services to the poor the same passion she brings to her role as judge, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas R. Phillips said.  Choices: 1. Hankinson has largely ignored civil legal services. 2. Hankinson has brought the issue of civil legal services to the poor. 3. Hankinson has been very successful at bringing the issue of civil legal services up.
Output: 3
Statement: In alliance with the Jesuits, he weeded out corrupt clerics and what he considered too soft Umiliati order of Catholic laymen. Choices: 1. The Church had grown increasingly corrupt, seeking profit and material gain, as opposed to spiritual matters. 2. He uprooted the corrupt catholic clergymen with the assistance of the Jesuits. 3. The jesuits did nothing to stop the corruption that had spread among the clergymen.
Output: 1
Statement: Robert Woolard supported the recommendation and noted that most research on screening has involved an evaluation of screening, but not an intervention. Choices: 1. The recommendation seemed like a good idea to Robert Woolard because he had personal experience of screening. 2. The recommendation was opposed by Robert Woolard because very little research had been done on screening. 3. Robert Woolard pointed out that most screening research hasn't involved an intervention.
Output: 1
Statement: The trotting race is a particularly exciting event to watch. Choices: 1. The trotting race involves 15 horses and lasts 3 hours. 2. One can watch a trotting race and it's exciting. 3. Nobody likes to watch the trotting race due to lack of entertainment.
Output: 1