niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: While these are good first steps, further use of best practices in product development would provide a greater opportunity to improve weapon system cost and schedule outcomes. Choices: 1. Great opportunistic are highly sought after in weapon systems.  2. There is room to use best practices even more than they are being used now.  3. These steps are the last steps necessary to using the best practices available. 
Output: 1
Statement: Man does not live by Social Security privatization alone. Choices: 1. Social Security privatization alone is not enough for man to live. 2. Social Security privatization is almost enough for man to live by. 3. Man has always lived by Social Security privatization. 
Output: 2
Statement: He isn't here, I suppose. Choices: 1. I don't think he's here. 2. I haven't seen him in awhile. 3. He is right over here.
Output: 2
Statement: i haven't seen that one yet Choices: 1. I have not had the chance to see that one yet. 2. I have seen that one many times before. 3. Hve not experienced that one yet.
Output: 1
Statement: Even popular arts such as advertising, the cinema, comic strips, and fashion are elevated to the level of high culture, with their own museums and festivals. Choices: 1. High culture hosts festivals for popular arts like advertising and fashion. 2. Fashion is the most lucrative form of high culture. 3. Cinema and fashion, while popular, are not specific enough to earn the title of being high culture.
Output: 2
Statement: Irradiation also seems more cost-effective than changing farming and slaughtering practices. Choices: 1. Irradiation could be considered dangerous for public health. 2. Current farming/slaughtering practices are the most cost-effective method there is. 3. Irradiation seems to be more efficient for money, than changing practices.
Output: 1
Statement: it it it was very interesting that it seemed like some of the commentators had their axe to grind you know there were some that were screaming for air power there were some that were saying the air power wasn't going to do it and they seemed to mold the events Choices: 1. No one had any opinions regarding the use of air power. 2. Some were saying that air power would solve all of the problems presented. 3. There were some that had different opinions than others. 
Output: 2
Statement: It's enough to make you turn to drink. Choices: 1. Drinking problems often arise when people drink out of sorrow. 2. The idea could push someone to drink. 3. It was unlikely that, that could make you turn to drinking.
Output: 1
Statement: Many Poles, fearful that an independent Poland would never again be realized, emigrated to France and then the United States during this period. Choices: 1. The United States were initially very reluctant to open their borders to Polish immigrants. 2. France and the United States accepted many Poles. 3. All Poles believed that a new independent Poland would soon become a reality.
Output: 1
Statement: Riggs says legal-aid agencies help stabilize society Choices: 1. Legal-aid agencies are necessary to keep society balanced. 2. A society can only rain stable through the use of  legal-aid agencies. 3. Riggs believes that legal-aid agencies would likely bring everything to ruin.
Output: 2
Statement: According to Attorney General Janet Reno, the NSC staffers probably misconstrued the agents' instructions to treat the matter delicately. Choices: 1. Attorney General Janet Reno suggested that NSC staffers misconstrued the instructions of the agents. 2. The NSC staffers weren't trained in active listening at this point. 3. Attorney General Janet Reno suggested that the agents had instructed the NSC staffers to handle the matter indelicately.
Output: 2
Statement: and so they're getting they they get the socialization with other kids and you you know and not really school but but a different authority than mom once in a while you know and kind of learning how to deal with society Choices: 1. It is better to isolate our children for the sake of society. 2. Society requires well socialized and educated kids. 3. Socialization will help our kids understand society.
Output: 2
Statement: right right you know the one that's one reason we bought a house here in Plano we were hoping you know well the school district's gonna be good you know for resale value and so on and so forth but Choices: 1. As it turns out, it's pretty bad. 2. We knew the school district was bad when we moved here. 3. We moved to Plano because we thought the school district was good.
Output: 1
Statement: What they have been offered so far is a sort of junior membership, called Partnership for Peace . PFP provides for military cooperation, but no defense guarantee. Choices: 1. PFP provides military cooperation and defense guarantees 2. The junior membership is a sought after position. 3. They have been offered PFP membership, with few benefits.
Output: 2
Statement: If you want to proceed, make your lower offer but have a higher final price in mind; you'll reach it gradually while your host takes great pains to explain how good the quality of their product is as against those of their neighbors. Choices: 1. It is sometimes wise to have a higher price in mind when haggling. 2. It is wrong to offer a price that is lower than what you are willing to pay. 3. You will always end up paying a higher price than your first offer.
Output: 3
Statement: Researchers estimate that each dollar in increased wealth increases consumption by a few cents. Choices: 1. Consumption for researchers causes increased wealth. 2. Consumption increases with increased wealth. 3. The amount of wealth has a direct effect on the consumption levels.
Output: 3
Statement: At the top of a 272-step staircase is the Cathedral Cave, the most breathtaking of the three, with its architectural columns of lofty stalactites and stalagmites. Choices: 1. At the top of the staircase is only the Lucky Mountain. 2. The 272-step staircase is hard on the knees, so many people prefer to take the elevator or a ladder. 3. Cathedral Cave is at the top of a 272-step staircase, and it is the most breathtaking of the three, with its architectural columns of lofty stalactites and stalagmites.
Output: 2
Statement: Carmel is now an elegant residential and hotel district (Carmelit to Gan Ha-em) featuring the best shops, restaurants, and cafe. Choices: 1. The median income in Carmel is very high. 2. Carmel is a mere hotel district that has no cafes. 3. Carmel is elegant in its presentation.
Output: 1
Statement: Whether these habits will change on their own, with the maturation of a more tolerant generation, or whether full social acceptance of black Americans will require a concerted governmental effort, is unknowable. Choices: 1. Social acceptance of black Americans will fail and there's nothing the government can do about it. 2. Who knows if black Americans will be more accepted by society in future. 3. A more tolerant generation will probably result in less racism.
Output: 3
Statement: Apparently Southerners were big on projectiles. Choices: 1. The projectiles that the south liked were large and scary.  2. The people from the south were a fan of projectiles. 3. The south didn't care for projectiles. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Act establishes the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) as a District of Columbia nonprofit corporation. Choices: 1. They were hoping to get more funding after being established. 2. The act called for the corporation to shut down. 3. The nonprofit was established from the act.
Output: 1
Statement: Give him time." Choices: 1. Let him have time. 2. Make him move now. 3. He needs the time.
Output: 3
Statement: Be a smart buyer. Choices: 1. You must buy smart. 2. Be a stupid buyer. 3. Thinking when buying is good.
Output: 3
Statement: what type of lawn and garden work do you do Choices: 1. I do lawn and garden work too, what kinds do you do? 2. I don't care what you do in your garden. 3. What lawn and garden work do you do?
Output: 1
Statement: It houses some of the treasures of the monastery, given by wealthy benefactors throughout the last 1,500 years. Choices: 1. The monastery's treasury is full of gifts from the past 1500 years. 2. There are no treasures of the monastery. 3. The treasures of the monastery were all made of gold.
Output: 3
Statement: The less time they have to mature their plans the better. Choices: 1. The best course of action is to give them plenty of time to plan.   2. Their plan will be awesome if they have enough time.   3. It is better if they do not have enough time to plan.  
Output: 2
Statement: They had to change pucks several times, but that was fine, they had millions of them in stock. Choices: 1. The pucks ran out and no one could be gotten.  2. The pucks changed a lot but they had a lot of them.  3. There were millions of black pucks in stock. 
Output: 3
Statement: Critical Infrastructure  Significant Challenges in Safeguarding Government and Privately Controlled Systems from Computer-Based Attacks ( GAO-01-1168T, September 26, 2001). Choices: 1. Computer based attacks are a topic so significant that they deserves separate press GAO releases. 2. Inflation in third world countries is talked about in GAO-01-1168T, released on Sepember 26, 2001. 3. GAO-01-1168T, September 26, 2001: Critical Infrastructure Significant Challenges in Safeguarding Government and Privately Controlled Systems from Computer-Based Attacks
Output: 1
Statement: She stooped. Choices: 1. She stooped to look for something. 2. She never stooped. 3. Stooping female.
Output: 1
Statement: Do people live there? Choices: 1. Do people live under the river?  2. Do people reside there?  3. Do people not have homes?
Output: 1
Statement: ah that's what my that's what my garbage man does Choices: 1. My garbage man does things.  2. I've known my garbage man for many years.  3. I handle every aspect of my trash management myself. 
Output: 2
Statement: where do you work Choices: 1. How much do you earn? 2. When did you lose your job? 3. Who's your employer?
Output: 1
Statement: The Sercial grape, used to produce the driest style of Madeira, is named for this pretty coastal village that is the center of a wine-growing district. Choices: 1. The wine-growing district puts out more than 14 different kinds of wine. 2. The Sercial grape is too bitter to be used in any kind of Madeira. 3. The driest style of Madeira is produced by the Sercial grape.
Output: 1
Statement: Okay, Red said, "I guess they'll eat it. Choices: 1. We all knew they would turn up their noses at it. 2. The food would be taken and delivered by Red. 3. Red conceded they would accept the food.
Output: 2
Statement: Unfortunately, the buildings in this large temple are concrete reproductions of the originals destroyed by bombing in World War II. Choices: 1. Concrete reproductions were made of buildings lost in World War II. 2. Concrete reproductions were made of buildings with the most cultural significance. 3. Concrete reproductions of World War II buildings were not included in this temple.
Output: 2
Statement: Please, I need another day of rest. Choices: 1. I no longer need to rest, I am ready to begin battle. 2. I need to rest for another day. 3. The battle took a toll on me so I need to rest.
Output: 3
Statement: Ongoing monitoring enables an organization to measure how well it is doing, track performance measures, and adjust control activities based on the results of monitoring activities. Choices: 1. The monitoring can be done by technology, such as cameras or sensors, or done by a crew of humans tasked to be objective and observant.  2. There are no merits, benefits, or opportunities to be gained from an organization having ongoing monitoring.  3. Track performance measures and adjusting control activities are two of the opportunities enabled by having ongoing monitoring.
Output: 1
Statement: Lengthy quotations from transcribed interviews let readers hear newsmakers directly. Choices: 1. Readers can better understand the interviews. 2. Readers hear newsmakers directly from long quotes from recorded interviews. 3. Readers are not able to hear newsmakers directly through any means.
Output: 1
Statement: GAO has previously recommended that reorganizations should emphasize an integrated approach; that reorganization plans should be designed to achieve specific, identifiable goals; and that careful attention to fundamental public sector management practices and principles, such as strong financial, technology, and human capital management, are critical to the successful implementation of government reorganizations. Choices: 1. There is no point in making up goals when we want to reorganize. 2. Reorganization plans should aim to achieve specific goals. 3. There is no goal that we cannot achieve, as longs as we work hard for it.
Output: 3
Statement: Following the approach of the Section 812 Prospective Report, we estimated the percentage change in the prevalence rate for chronic bronchitis using the estimated coefficient from Schwartz's study in a C-R function, and then applied this percentage change to a baseline incidence rate obtained from another source. Choices: 1. We had no formula for guessing the change in prevalence rate. 2. Following the approach of the report, we guessed that the percentage change in the prevalence rate for chronic bronchitis using the coefficient from the study. 3. Following the approach of the report, we guessed that the percentage change in the prevalence rate for chronic bronchitis using the coefficient from the study, but found that the result was about 40% too low.
Output: 3
Statement: oh well i liked that movie yeah uh-huh Choices: 1. I enjoyed the film. 2. I hated the movie starring Emma Watson. 3. Actually that movie was my favorite.
Output: 3
Statement: I've got to stop her. Choices: 1. I have to stop her as soon as possible.  2. I'll just let her go right ahead.  3. I have to stop her. 
Output: 1
Statement: When entering the museum, children are offered worksheets that keep them busy seeking out information from displays and diagrams; they seem to relish the challenge, as do many of the parents. Choices: 1. The museum offers worksheets to children to help them stay focused while touring the displays. 2. The worksheets are only for children who can read and write. 3. The parents are not fond of the museum's worksheets they give to children.
Output: 2
Statement: Assessing Risks and  A Guide for Evaluating Federal Agencies' IT Investment Decision-making. Choices: 1. Managing Risks and A Guide for Evaluating Municipal Government IT Investment Decision-Making 2. It Investment decision-making risk assessment and guide for evaluation 3. Federal agencies sometimes make IT investments that don't make sense.
Output: 3
Statement: Yes, it was a clever idea!  Choices: 1. What a smart idea! 2. No, it was a terrible idea. 3. Eureka, it was a smart and easily implemented idea.
Output: 3
Statement: This precisely echoes Justice Lewis Powell's famous explanation of permissible affirmative action in the 1978 Bakke  Choices: 1. It was completely different from what was said in 1738. 2. He respected the judge and his decisions back then. 3. It gave props to his description of affirmative action during the late 70s.
Output: 2
Statement: The basic tool of statistical social science in general, and of The Bell Curve in particular, is regression analysis, a technique used to assign weights to various factors (called independent variables) in determining a final outcome (called the dependent variable). Choices: 1. Regression analysis is one of the basic statistical tools. 2. Regression analysis is the most well known statistical tool. 3. The Bell Curve has nothing to do with statistics.
Output: 2
Statement: It is not foolish to consider intent, hence the distinction between murder and accident and serious dieting. Choices: 1. To consider intent is unwise. 2. To consider intent is wise because behind every action is a reason. 3. To consider intent is wise.
Output: 2
Statement: those guys at one point you know they had so much money that they didn't know what to do with it Choices: 1. They had so much money from their father's inheritance that they were practically giving it away.  2. They have always been very poor man. 3. There was a time those guys were so rich they didn't know what to do with all the money. 
Output: 1
Statement: SCR is currently the predominant technology to be used for NOX control and is also the most demanding in terms of resources and time to install when compared to other NOx control technologies. Choices: 1. SCR is one of the best technologies for NOX control. 2. SCR has the shortest installation time, when compared to other similar technologies. 3. SCR takes a lot of time to install.
Output: 1
Statement: General control supports the functioning of application control, and both are needed to ensure complete and accurate information processing. Choices: 1. No general control is needed for information processing. 2. Both general control and application control are needed for information processing. 3. The general control is needed for the application of the software used for the information.
Output: 3
Statement: Ten weeks after OPP launched LRI, site activity reports showed that users had viewed approximately 15,500 pages. Choices: 1. OPP shut LRI down. 2. OPP launched LRI. 3. OPP launched LRI for the 10,000 employees.
Output: 3
Statement: It covers most but not all close Senate and gubernatorial races.) Choices: 1. Most close Senate races get covered.  2. It doesn't cover any Senate races.  3. The radio station covers most close gubernatorial races
Output: 3
Statement: Or, perhaps, that Dole is actually the president of married America? Choices: 1. Surveys show that married Americans are most likely to vote against Dole. 2. Could Dole be the man looked up to by the married couples of America? 3. His pro-family rhetoric has won him great favor from the child-rearing populace.
Output: 3
Statement: America has made great progress in reducing air pollution. Choices: 1. Government programs have are in place to help stop air pollution. 2. Air pollution has been cut down in America. 3. Air pollution has gotten worse in America.
Output: 1
Statement: Specifically, we relied on national saving data for the G-7 nations-Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Choices: 1. National saving data for France and Canada were equally considered. 2. Italy's national saving data was relied on. 3. Russia's national saving data was also factored in.
Output: 1
Statement: It really had become an economic impossibility to take these jobs and survive on them, Mintie said.  Choices: 1. It was impossible to make a living wage with those jobs. 2. It was easy to make a living wage. 3. It was impossible to make a living wage with any job.
Output: 3
Statement: The big fellow was reloading his scattershot. Choices: 1. The big man's weapon was broken; he dropped it with an angry sigh, and drew his sword. 2. The big man reloaded his weapon. 3. The big man reloaded his weapon, taking care to avoid damaging the mechanisms.
Output: 3
Statement: i went matter of fact i went to a uh Persian carpet auction about three weeks ago and i'm just amazed at some of the prices they're getting Choices: 1. I went to a cattle auction three weeks ago. 2. I bought three Persian rugs at a great price! 3. I attended a Persian carpet auction 21 days ago.
Output: 2
Statement: Review Comment USACE's latest software program used for documenting, collecting, Choices: 1. Rechecking impression USACE's  newest software application utilized for documenting, collecting, 2. Besides documenting and collecting, USACE's latest software program can also analyze and modify. 3. Review Comment NASA's oldest software application used for analyzing, modifying,
Output: 2
Statement: no i i don't much care for Michael J Fox anyway Choices: 1. I don't like Michael J Fox. 2. I like Michael J Fox more than any other actor. 3. I don't like Michael J Fox because he's always so seriousl
Output: 3
Statement: In a section devoted to miscellaneous ways in which the Holocaust had entered American discourse, I listed a few cases in which I thought this was so, mentioning Hillary Clinton, Woody Allen, and a handful of others. Choices: 1. Some notable American people have discussed the Holocaust in miscellaneous ways.  2. Americans do not like to discuss the topic of the Holocaust.  3. Will Smith had previously held a seminar on the atrocities at Auschwitz. 
Output: 3
Statement: The monument is at least equally dedicated to the Fascist dictator. Choices: 1. The monument is dedicated to a fascist and loses some reverence because of this. 2. The monument is dedicated to a fascist. 3. The monument is dedicated against fascism.
Output: 1
Statement: He was defeated at the famous Battle of Marathon in 490 b.c. , and ten years later his son Xerxes lost the Persian fleet at the Battle of Salamis. Choices: 1. His son, Xerxes, regained the Persian fleet ten years after he lost the Battle of Marathon.  2. Xerxes lost the Persian fleet to the same group that defeated his father at the Battle of Marathon.  3. Xerxes lost the Persian fleet ten years after his father's defeat at the Battle of Marathon. 
Output: 2
Statement: Later, Ca'daan couldn't say why he did what he did. Choices: 1. Afterwards, Ca'daan wasn't able to explain his actions. 2. Ca'daan knew exactly why he did what he did.  3. Instead he made up an excuse to cover up what he'd done. 
Output: 3
Statement: On the eastern edge of town, north of the Umeno Hashi bridge across the Asano River, is the old geisha district, slightly more rundown than Nagamachi but no less quaint. Choices: 1. The old geisha district, slightly more rundown than Nagamachi but no less quaint, is located on the eastern edge of town, north of the Umeno Hashi bridge across the Asano river, 2. The old geisha district is no less popular among foreigners than Nagamachi. 3. On the western edge of town is the old geisha district, slightly newer looking than Nagamachi, but less quaint.
Output: 2
Statement: The fact that Dowd was struck dumb by this question has been used against her. Choices: 1. She was quick and knew the correct response. 2. She was flustered. 3. Because she did not know the answer they were not going to let it go.
Output: 2
Statement: Slate 's Sarah Kerr says that for someone so bent on unmasking pieties, Smiley is not above her own kind of sanctimony. Choices: 1. Smiley is bent on unmasking pieties. 2. Sarah Kerr thinks Smiley is contradictory. 3. Smiley is known for hiding pieties and trying not to be sanctimonious.
Output: 2
Statement: Dismal images of Russia unraveling after communism collapsed make an unintended  At least there was something to unravel, unlike in so much of the rest of the world. Choices: 1. There are no historic photographic records of Russia. 2. There are images of Russia in the aftermath of communism's collapse. 3. The images of Russia after the collapse of communism are in black-and-white.
Output: 3
Statement: In the 18th-century Baroque church, you may hear the nuns praying or singing, but you'll never see them; they are cloistered on the other side of the grillwork. Choices: 1. The church separates the nuns from the public so they can be heard but not seen. 2. In the 18th-century Baroque church, you may hear the nuns praying or singing, but you'll never see them because they are too shy. 3. In the 18th-century Baroque church, you can see the nuns and ask for autographs. 
Output: 2
Statement: Conferees believe that programmatic growth rests on a common definition and vision of diversity and earmarking resources so that goals are attained. Choices: 1. The goals are difficult to obtain, but they did it.  2. They did not believe that there was any hope in programmatic growth.  3. Conferees think the grown rests on a common definition and diversity. 
Output: 1
Statement: Food and Drug Administration panel found. Choices: 1. The panel discovered. 2. The panel had no findings. 3. The administration was looking into company packaging plants.
Output: 3
Statement: that's pretty impressive Choices: 1. Your face is impressive. 2. That is lame. 3. That is impressive.
Output: 1
Statement: She's goin' to be as fine a lady as her ma I'm willin' to swear to that."The filly lipped Drew's fingers experimentally and then snorted and did a frisky little dance with her tiny hoofs rustling in the straw. Choices: 1. Drew had gotten the filly's mother in Philadelphia.  2. Drew was keenly disappointed in the filly after she bit him. 3. The filly did a little dance after Drew stopped talking for a while.
Output: 1
Statement: Some laugh at colonic humor, some don't. Choices: 1. Some do and do not laugh at colonic humor. 2. Nobody laughs at humor. 3. Some people enjoy the humor of colonic movies.
Output: 3
Statement: Overseas  Indonesia 's ruling party overwhelmingly won re-election. Choices: 1. Overseas Indonesia's ruling party did not have a lot of followers and supporters.  2. Overseas Indonesia won the re-election by 65%.  3. Overseas Indonesia's ruling party has a lot of supporters. 
Output: 2
Statement: California's law suggests letting state workers give the injections without medical supervision, but the serious side effects, and the need to ensure that appropriate doses are given, make this approach foolhardy. Choices: 1. A law in California suggest that workers be allowed to give injections without medical supervision because this will make things more efficient. 2. A law in California suggest that workers be allowed to give injections without medical supervision. 3. A law in California suggest that workers be allowed to perform operations without medical supervision.
Output: 1
Statement: While the Lake District encourages and welcomes visitors, its popularity can damage the landscape and tax local transportation services. Choices: 1. The Lake District encourages and welcomes visitors which can lead to damaging of the landscape in its own way. 2. The Lake District wants to prevent too many visitors from coming since they damage the environment. 3. The Lake District encourage visitors to come and swim in its many lakes.
Output: 3
Statement: That may have been done some time ago, I interrupted.  Choices: 1. I interrupted to say that it might have been done quite a while ago. 2. I wanted to say that it may have been done a while ago but refrained from interrupting. 3. It was done quite a long while ago.
Output: 3
Statement: Take time to mount the stairs to the battlements for views of the city; you can also explore the ruins and excavations. Choices: 1. Climbing the stairs of the battlements is a good way to get a view of the city. 2. The battlements are off limits to the public. 3. The only good view of the city is from the battlements.
Output: 3
Statement: Now he thinks as how any Reb blowin' in town could be one of 'em, comin' to sniff out some good pickin's. Choices: 1. He thinks a Reb coming to town would be exciting but he isn't sure if it would be good or bad. 2. He thinks a Reb coming to town would be exciting. 3. He doesn't want a Reb to come to town.
Output: 1
Statement: Two old galpals swap the latest word. Choices: 1. Two old friends enjoy conversing with each other about their lives. 2. Two old friends enjoy conversing with each other. 3. Two old friends hate conversing with each other.
Output: 1
Statement: The aquarium is set in a large complex of unusual shops and restaurants that also contains the Suntory Museum. Choices: 1. The Suntory Museum is located in the middle of other shops and restaurants. 2. The complex contains other museums and aquariums. 3. The aquarium has nothing surrounding it.
Output: 2
Statement: she had a fall and uh finally uh she had uh Parkinson's Disease and it got so much that she could not take care of her house she then she lived in an apartment and um Choices: 1. She needed to move into an apartment due to her illness. 2. She could not take care of her house. 3. She was completely healthy.
Output: 1
Statement: so it's uh yeah it's uh pretty nice Choices: 1. It's pretty nice at the park. 2. It's awful. 3. It's pretty nice.
Output: 1
Statement: We are taking only two days off, losers that we are, for our honeymoon, since my partner is in the throes of the second round of financing for her company. Choices: 1. We are taking off a week from work for our honeymoon. 2. Honeymoons are often longer than two days. 3. Our honeymoon will cause us to miss two days of work.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum i suppose that is a valuable service that again not having uh lived through another war i don't know if that's a common thing that people thought of or if that was Choices: 1. I do not see how that type of service would be utilized.  2. I can see the value that service could have for refugees.  3. I guess that it is a worthwhile service though I do not think it was common.
Output: 2
Statement: A popular port-of-call for countless cruise lines, the international crowds can be avoided for those lucky enough to be spending the night (a funivia cable car connects the hilltop town with Mazzar?? Beach below). Choices: 1. The international crowds at this popular port-of-call cannot be avoided despite all costs. 2. Those spending the night will be lucky enough to avoid the international crowds. 3. Miami is a popular port-of-call for countless cruise lines.
Output: 3
Statement: Nobody pointed out that at Chappaquiddick, unlike Dallas and Los Angeles, the person most responsible for the tragedy was a Kennedy, whereas the victim was not--and that Ted Kennedy's invocation of the family curse was a clever way of papering over these differences. Choices: 1. The Kennedys deserve to have the family curse upon them. 2. The victim was not a Kennedy but the perpetrator was a Kennedy. 3. Ted Kennedy invoked a family curse that has plagued the Kennedys.
Output: 2
Statement: The old bloke sounds more inspired and, well, less goofy than he has in years (Elysa Gardner, the Los Angeles Times ). However, a few critics call the songs more Wings than  He has done some sucky stuff in his long and partially illustrious career, but it has to be said that, overall, McCartney has never sounded less necessary (Andy Gill, the Independent ). (See the Flaming Pie site.) Choices: 1. The old man sounds much more goofy than he has in many years.  2. He actually doesn't sound as goofy as he has before.  3. Mike McCartney sounds much more inspired than he has in recent years. 
Output: 3
Statement: okay Jay i was thinking about um this topic and i was remembering that guy that does an advertisement on the radio about drug testing and marijuana whether or not marijuana causes any trouble or not and he was saying how the train had wrecked Choices: 1. I remembered a radio ad. 2. I remembered a radio ad that always bothered me. 3. I couldnt remember people talking about this on the radio.
Output: 2
Statement: Leading organizations work to create environments that are conducive to sharing ideas on how information technology can support the businesses and vice versa. Choices: 1. Leading organizations usually discourage discussing new information technology at work. 2. New information technology that supports businesses includes adopting more advanced cell phones. 3. Sharing ideas on technology is something that leading organizations do.
Output: 2
Statement: so yeah keep them in the house Choices: 1. keep them inside 2. put them in the bedroom 3. put them in the backyard
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, she shrugged her shoulders, "if it is only village gossip that you mind!" Choices: 1. She was most pleased to hear that he did not care about the negativity making its way around the village. 2. She was exasperated to hear that he only cared about the wild rumors spreading throughout the village. 3. She had warned him about paying heed to the nasty rumors Martha had been spreading.
Output: 3
Statement: The apartments of Carlos III consist of one lavish room after another. Choices: 1. Carlos III's apartments were dull and run down. 2. Carlos III's private quarters was the best-decorated room of all the apartments. 3. Carlos III's apartments feature extraordinarily fancy rooms.
Output: 2
Statement: But the expense, my dear sir. His voice rose. Choices: 1. But the profit, my dear sir. His voice sunk. 2. But the huge cost, my dear sir. His voice rose. 3. But the cost, my dear sir. His voice rose.
Output: 2
Statement: His clothes fit perfectly, and he had a brilliant bushy beard that I knew to be a fake. Choices: 1. He had a big beard he had glued on. 2. His face was bare. 3. HE had a big beard.
Output: 1
Statement: But he also destroys ignorance and misfortunes the reason he is the symbol of Royal Nepal Airlines. Choices: 1. Royal Nepal Airlines allow for outcountry flights with affordable prices to anywhere in the world. 2. But he does not destroy misfortunes and ignorance, which is why he is not a symbol. 3. The reason he is the symbol of Royal Nepal Airlines is because he also destroys ignorance and misfortunes.
Output: 1
Statement: and so there was quite a difference there Choices: 1. Luckily, the differences were identified and resolved promptly. 2. They were all pretty much the same. 3. And so there was some significant discrepancy there.
Output: 1
Statement: Conversely, the rate of economic growth helps determine the overall federal surplus or deficit through its effect on federal revenue and spending. Choices: 1. Federal spending is declining. 2. Economic growth is a factor in the federal deficit or surplus. 3. The federal surplus is independent of economic growth.
Output: 1
Statement: The cardinal also created the Acad??mie Francaise in 1635 to ensure the purity and clarity of the French language through its Dictionnaire and its Grammaire. Choices: 1. In 1635 was created the Academie Francaise, said the sign. 2. In 1635 was created the Academie Francaise. 3. In 1635 was created the Academie Germaine.
Output: 1
Statement: (The predictable lesson--justice isn't cut and dry--clogs the film's gears, says the Washington Post 's Eric Brace.) Choices: 1. The lesson is one of several failings on the part of the film in Brace's opinion. 2. The film's lesson on justice served to enhance the story. 3. Eric Brace says that the movie's lessons on justice really bogged it down.
Output: 1
Statement: The audience wanted to see her struggle. Choices: 1. It was the audience that wanted to see the female struggle.  2. The audience really wanted to see her do well.  3. They wanted to see her struggle with the comedy act. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well yeah i like them i i have to admit i do like my credit cards uh i love it when he decides to go in a store and buy something for me Choices: 1. I like when we go shopping together. 2. He never buys me anything. 3. I do like my credit cards.
Output: 1
Statement: What's the most important thing in circuses?"   Choices: 1. What is the least important part of the circus? 2. I'm guessing clowns would be most important in a circus? 3. The important part of a circus is what?
Output: 2
Statement: and that was you know he she'd just she had treated him like family does you know and um Choices: 1. That was you know she'd just had treated him like family does 2. That was you know she'd just had treated him not like family does 3. That was you know she'd just treat everybody equally
Output: 3
Statement: But I've got to trust some one and it must be a woman. Choices: 1. I won't ever trust a woman. 2. I gotta trust someone and it must be a woman. 3. I got to trust someone and it must be a woman, because men are liars.
Output: 3
Statement: Some of them also have batons. Choices: 1. None of them had batons. 2. There were some that had batons. 3. The batons were used as weapons.
Output: 3
Statement: The coolest and most exhilarating swim is to be had in the natural pools of the waterfalls of Taman Negara, Mount Kinabalu, national parks, and forest reserves. Choices: 1. It's great to swim in the natural pools of Taman Negara. 2. It's great to swim in the natural pools of Taman Negara, which are crystal clear and very cold. 3. It's too dangerous to swim in Taman Negara.
Output: 2
Statement: uh you sound like you got a Louisiana accent Choices: 1. You don't sound like you have a Louisiana accent. 2. Your voice has a Louisiana accent. 3. You sound like you are from Louisiana.
Output: 3
Statement: The White Rajahs of Borneo Choices: 1. The Monarch of Africa. 2. The White princes of Northern Borneo 3. Bornean White Rajahs
Output: 2
Statement: And once again Derry found me thumping on her door at a stupid hour of the morning. Choices: 1. This was the first time I've thumped on Derry's door in the morning.  2. Derry is quite annoyed by me thumping on her door.  3. This was not the first time I've thumped on Derry's door in the morning. 
Output: 2
Statement: Yes, please. Choices: 1. No thanks. 2. Yes, I'd love a refill. 3. I'd love that.
Output: 2
Statement: TDHS administers state and federal human services programs, including TANF and the Food Stamp program, to more than 2 million needy, elderly, or disabled Texans each month. Choices: 1. Millions of people in texas get government welfare. 2. The state of texas is constantly trying to kick people off of government assistance. 3. TANF and the food stamps program are managed by the justice department.
Output: 2
Statement: Thus, the 1996 revision simply brought together in one place the pre-existing provisions regarding representation of aliens, and applied these restrictions to all funds of an LSC recipient. Choices: 1. There were no pre-existing provisions folded into the 1996 revision. 2. There were a number of provisions that pre-existed the 1996 revision. 3. The 1996 revision was the result of careful research and planning.
Output: 3
Statement: I told 'em, no thanks. Choices: 1. No is what I said. 2. I used a calm voice and said "No, thank you." 3. I emphatically said "Yes!"
Output: 2
Statement: If a lie, by definition, becomes a lie only in the context of communication (speech, writing, gesture), and if a lie is immoral because it destroys the fundamental trust that makes communication possible--if all this is so, can a lie be told in a context where communication is understood to have no objective value to begin with? Choices: 1. Most communication that occurs between people are not lies. 2. Lies only occur in the context of communication and are immoral. 3. Lies can reinforce trust that makes communication possible.
Output: 1
Statement: The following sections describe each of the general principles and practices discovered in our work with leading CIO organizations. Choices: 1. The following sections describe each of the general principles 2. The following sections are made up 3. The following sections don't describe each of the general principles
Output: 2
Statement: India is a massive family, with a lot of different and inevitably conflicting regional and sectarian interests. Choices: 1. India's different interests causes military discourse within the region. 2. Because india is a massive family, it has a lot of conflicting regional interests.  3. India different regions unanimously have  identical interests. 
Output: 1
Statement: (If you want to see the original of the pose, you can cross the Mall to the National Gallery, where Jacques-Louis David's 1812 Napoleon in His Study hangs.) Choices: 1. The original of the pose is Jacques-Louis David's 1812 Napoleon in His Study. 2. If you want to see the original, im afraid it no longer exists. 3. In the National Gallery is David's 1812 Napoleon in His Study.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, VBA consolidated regional office operations by merging two divisions and creating teams with members from both functions who could process claims from beginning to end. Choices: 1. VBA ended up merging 4 divisions during the merge. 2. Two divisions were ultimately merged by the VBA. 3. VBA needed to make things more efficient by utilizing members who were capable of processing claims from start to finish.
Output: 3
Statement: Board of Education , Johnson seems to agree that it was an unprincipled decision that turned out to be a prelude to a major step backward in American race relations. Choices: 1. Johnson says race relations in America are great. 2. Johnson says the American race relations are being damaged.  3. Johnson says American relations between whites and blacks has never been worse.
Output: 3
Statement: and not really interested in some of the like the Terminator or some of the Schwarzenegger  stuff i just Choices: 1. I love Schawrzenegger's movies! 2. I don't like any action movies. 3. I don't really like Terminator movies.
Output: 2
Statement: Auditors should report significant deficiencies in internal control considered to be reportable conditions as defined in AICPA standards. Choices: 1. The AICPA standards define what should be considered reportable conditions. 2. Auditors are required to study the AICPA standards before they make their reports. 3. Auditors can choose not to report significant internal control deficiencies.
Output: 2
Statement: Performances are also in Milan's Conservatorio and Rome's Accademia Filarmonica Romana or the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. Choices: 1. The Conservatorio is the most highly regarded of these three institutions. 2. The Accademia Filarmonica Romana is only for literature, and does not offer performances of any kind. 3. The Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the Accademia Filarmonica Romana, and the Conservatorio all offer performances.
Output: 1
Statement: The collection of books was a magnificent one, and Tuppence noticed that all one wall was devoted to works on crime and criminology. Choices: 1. Tuppence wasn't paying attention to the books around her. 2. There is a very large collection of books. 3. One wall is devoted exclusively to romance novels.
Output: 3
Statement: The last half-hour is like a seance after the ghost has left. Choices: 1. After a ghost has left a seance the room feels empty and uninteresting. 2. Ghosts are all around us, we should be glad that we cannot see them. 3. The last half hour is riveting.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's good that's uh Choices: 1. That's very good that they offer a refund. 2. That's not good at all. 3. That's a very good thing.
Output: 1
Statement: so yeah and then Mesquite is five they do one in Mesquite Choices: 1. It can also be ten in Mesquite and they could do something else. 2. For Mesquite it's five and they do it there too. 3. In Mesquite it's three and they don't do it there.
Output: 1
Statement: Exhibit 10 Adjustment Factors Used to Account for Projected Real Income Growth through 2010 and 2020 Choices: 1. See Exhibit 100 for Adjustment Factors Used to Account for Projected Real Income Growth through 2010 and 2020 2. See Exhibit 10 for Adjustment Factors Used to Account for Projected Real Income Growth through 2010 and 2020 3. See Exhibit 10 for Adjustment Factors Used to Account for Projected Real Income Growth through 2010 and 2020
Output: 2
Statement: He notes that contributions might jump if campaigns used innovative approaches--the PBS donor model, for example, in which campaigns offer donors incentives, such as a T-shirt or a mouse pad featuring the candidate's likeness or slogan. Choices: 1. The PBS donor model is one of the most successful models to date. 2. He thinks contributions would drop if they tried to emulate the PBS donor model. 3. One of the ways PBS encourages donors is to give them a t-shirt with their slogan.
Output: 1
Statement: The beers used in the experiment were as  Choices: 1. Beer was used in the experiment.  2. Alcohol was banned from use in the experiment.  3. Beer and peanuts were used in the most recent experiment with the rats. 
Output: 3
Statement: The WSJ has these Monica  1) Vernon Jordan isn't part of the joint defense agreement entered into by many other grand-jury witnesses with White House ties. Choices: 1. Vernon Jordan didn't join in the agreement that the witnesses entered into. 2. Grand-jury witnesses all joined the agreement immediately. 3. No grand-jury witnesses would sign the agreement.
Output: 2
Statement: oh okay because i'm down at NC State Choices: 1. Right now, I'm located in southern Washington.  2. I'm in NC for school.  3. Well I'm located at NC State. 
Output: 2
Statement: At least the Library of America's Writings contains an endless supply of additional material. Choices: 1. There is a very limited supply of additional material in the Library of America's Writings. 2. The public has access to the Library of America's Writings. 3. There is an endless supply of additional material in the Library of America's Writings.
Output: 2
Statement: The ex-Beatle's symphony gets a Carnegie Hall debut and tops Billboard 's classical chart, but critics dismiss it as embarrassingly amateurish. Choices: 1. Reviewers of the ex-Beatle's song did not enjoy it.  2. When the ex-Beatle's song released the critics loved it and gave it rave reviews.  3. Because the critics gave the song poor ratings sales suffered. 
Output: 3
Statement: The ferry timetable runs on a winter (read curtailed) service until the first week in May. Choices: 1. Ferries are available until the first week in May. 2. After the first of may ends the peak season for ferries. 3. You can catch a ferry until June.
Output: 2
Statement: The difference is that the computer decides when you win, not pure chance. Choices: 1. The difference is that the computer finds the winner, not the actual cards. 2. The difference is that the computer finds the winner. 3. The computer doesn't make a decision, the dice do.
Output: 1
Statement: Be nice to Wall Street, and perhaps you can be a money god, too. Choices: 1. Maybe you can become a money god by being nice to Wall Street. 2. Be nice to Wall Street, your father did that and he was earning $150K a year. Maybe you can do that too. 3. Don't get involved in Wall Street, you won't make money off of it.
Output: 2
Statement:  Hanson moved forward purposefully, acting as if he had urgent business. Choices: 1. Hanson moved like a disabled sloth without a clue, stammering about.  2. Hanson behaved like a man with a mission.  3. Hanson was looking for a Taco Bell. 
Output: 3
Statement: whose name was familiar all over England. Choices: 1. No one in England had ever heard the name. 2. The name was famous throughout England. 3. Most people in England were familiar with the name.
Output: 2
Statement: It has a number of bridges spanning its route, creating a shadowy, dark, and almost somber appearance. Choices: 1. There are multiple bridges upon the route and they give it a somber mood. 2. As the sun sets, it looks like the gates of Hell. 3. The bridges brighten the landscape, making it cheery.
Output: 2
Statement: yes but i mean we usually get if we plant for every one plant we probably get fifty to sixty cucumbers off of it Choices: 1. We get a lot of cucumbers in July. 2. We get many cucumbers off of each plant. 3. We don't get any cucumbers.
Output: 1
Statement: Perfectly.  Choices: 1. Without any errors. 2. Flawlessly. 3. Full of errors.
Output: 1
Statement: Title 7 provisions form the basis for our positions developed in response to agencies' requests for our views on proposed new payment systems or modifications to streamline the operations of existing systems. Choices: 1. The agencies requested us to give them feedback. 2. The payment system will remain untouched. 3. The basis of our position is formed by Title 7.
Output: 1
Statement: 17 This is very close to the average city carrier cost. Choices: 1. It is far from the average cost for a city carrier. 2. The city carrier costs are less than rural carrier costs. 3. The average city carrier cost is very close to this.
Output: 2
Statement: When he saw her  His thoughts were brought up with a sudden jerk. Choices: 1. He ignored her as she walked by and continued thinking. 2. She was the most beautiful person he had ever seen and he couldn't think of anything else. 3. His thoughts stopped suddenly when he saw her.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh i've never seen that before uh-huh i've heard about it but i've never watched in fact i don't usually watch TV on Monday nights i guess i'm either just really tired from the weekend and i get home well uh Choices: 1. I have heard of that show but I have never seen it because I don't watch TV, mostly, on Monday evenings.  2. I don't watch tv when I am tired only when I am rested.  3. I have seen that and watched that many different times
Output: 2
Statement: Pimephales promelas (96 h, 22EC)6 17 Pimephales promelas (24 h, 25EC)7 6 Ceriodaphnia dubia (48 h, 25EC)7 11 Mysidopsis bahia (96 h, 22EC)8 14 Choices: 1. Pimephales promelas is a word. 2. Pimephales promelas does not exist. 3. Pimephales promelas is in the 96th section.
Output: 3