niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Nobody answering to Tuppence's description had been seen in the vicinity. Choices: 1. Tuppence gave a bad description, so no one would have spotted the person he described anyways. 2. A man matching Tuppence's description was spotted nearby. 3. No one had spotted someone that matched the description Tuppence gave.
Output: 1
Statement: and how she feels that she has to control everything and from her readings she feels that that comes from the fact that her father was alcoholic over which of course she had no control Choices: 1. She believes that she has a need to control everything because her father was an alcoholic and she couldn't control that. 2. She did not have an alcoholic father. 3. She thinks that her experience as the child of an alcoholic made her the person she is today.
Output: 3
Statement: In the north, where song was subject to Arabian and Persian influences, it varies from dhrupad, meaning austere and without embellishment, to the more florid khyal, India's version of bel canto, or thumri, the style of light-hearted, tender love songs. Choices: 1. The dhrupad style is free from Arabian or Persian influence. 2. Dhrupad and khyal are contrasting musical styles. 3. Dhrupad and khyal are only played in the north.
Output: 3
Statement: Change in national saving represents the sum of the change in personal and government saving for a simplified example focused on one household and one type of IRA. Choices: 1.  Change in national saving doesn't represents the sum of the change in personal and government saving 2.  Change in national saving represents the sum of the change in personal and government saving 3.  Change in national saving represents the change in lifestyle by the everyday person
Output: 3
Statement: The Hippodrome was the setting for the ceremony which proclaimed Constantinople as the New Rome in a.d. 330, following the division of the Roman Empire, and soon became the civic centre of the Byzantine capital, decorated with imposing monuments and flanked by fine buildings. Choices: 1. The civic centre of the Byzantine capital was beautiful to behold. 2. There was a ceremony which proclaimed Constantinople as the New Rome in a.d. 330. 3. The Hippodrome was quite plain and uninteresting.
Output: 1
Statement: a preferred curriculum um well they try to encourage you to to follow a specific curriculum although you don't have to Choices: 1. You have to teach a certain curriculum and not stray from it at all.  2. You don't have to follow a specific curriculum so that means you can teach that aliens have visited the planet.  3. Even though you don't have to follow a specific curriculum, they try to encourage you to. 
Output: 2
Statement: The numbers certainly make the Noe deaths suspicious. Choices: 1. The deaths are suspicious when looking at the numbers. 2. The Noe deaths were investigated by the FBI. 3. The numbers offer an explanation for the Noe deaths that is not suspicious.
Output: 2
Statement: same job as he was doing only he's retired and doing it independently but uh Choices: 1. He makes about the same amount of money as before. 2. He's retired but doing the same work just on his own. 3. He's fully retired and not working anymore. 
Output: 1
Statement: That might be because Smith and Price's smart and compassionate work has given Borchardt and his cohorts a measure of celebrity, which removes the sting of nonentity-ness. Choices: 1. Borchardt owes some of his celebrity to Smith and Price. 2. Borchardt's work ultimately paved the way for Smith and Price. 3. Smith and Price came before Borchardt and his cohorts.
Output: 3
Statement: Ain't nobody can put hobbles on a pair of Tejanos as has their chewin' teeth fast on th' bit!" It was something to think about, all right. Choices: 1. It was a matter of great importance to many people. 2. The matter was thoughtworthy, all right. 3. The matter could and should be disregarded.
Output: 1
Statement: Double Dribble Is  Mark Shields repeats the same Mary McGrory quotation on both Capital Gang and NewsHour , even mentioning McGrory's Pulitzer both times. Choices: 1. Mark Shields felt that he should have gotten a Pulitzer.   2. Mark Shields mentioned McGregory's Pulitzer twice.   3. Mark Shields never mentioned McGregory at all.  
Output: 1
Statement: how with uh the work load kids have nowadays and what often most college students i'm like maybe when we went to school i don't know how long ago you went but Choices: 1. I don't think that there's any evidence that it makes a difference for kids. 2. School workloads are higher these days for kids. 3. We never went to college.
Output: 1
Statement: Each community celebrates its own Saint's Day, or panagiraie, when the sacred statue is paraded through the streets. Choices: 1. Only a few of the communities celebrate a Saint's Day. 2. On Saint's Day, a statue is transported through the streets of town. 3. Every community has its own patron saint, and they keep the statue in the church.
Output: 3
Statement: One pattern that quickly arises is an apparently never-ending series of contradictions. Choices: 1. The only pattern which emerges quickly is an endless series of contradictions. 2. An endless series of contradictions, is a pattern which tends to arise slowly. 3. A pattern which forms rapidly is a seemingly never-ending series of contradictions.
Output: 1
Statement: okay that's uh uh we used to budget when the children were small um things were and there was only one income so we had to watch what we were doing Choices: 1. We do not do budgets anymore these days. 2. We used to budget when we had one income. 3. We have never tried doing our own budget before.
Output: 1
Statement: Which brings us to Moyers' one real shortcoming. Choices: 1. Moyers is a total failure. 2. Moyers has a fatal flaw. 3. Moyers is not perfect.
Output: 2
Statement: (Click here for more on the book.) Choices: 1. If you want to know more on the book, click here, said the site. 2. If you want to know more on the book, click here. 3. If you want to know more on the movie, click here.
Output: 1
Statement: It hosted the Commonwealth Games in 1970 and has a schedule of events throughout the summer. Choices: 1. There is a schedule for the events in summer. 2. They have never hosted the Commonwealth Games. 3. The Commonwealth Games were previously held here.
Output: 3
Statement: Since 1936, the American Association of University Professors has censured universities that do wrong to their faculties. Choices: 1. The American Association of University Professors observes how universities pay their faculty. 2. The American Association of University Professors observes how universities treat their faculty. 3. The American Association of University Professors does not get involved with how universities treat their faculty.
Output: 1
Statement: He might as well have stuck his head over the plate and said, Bean me. Choices: 1. The man loved coffee. 2. The man looked like he need some coffee. 3. The man wanted a cup of tea.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that's true i'm wondering with the boom down here it's well not at the moment but a lot of the industry's moving southward Choices: 1. Even with the boom, the industry is not migrating north. 2. The migration of industry to the south will affect the northern states. 3. The boom has caused a lot of industry to move south.
Output: 2
Statement: Four comfortable express trains depart the Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR) Station in Hung Hom, Kowloon, making the trip in less than two hours. Choices: 1. There are four express trains that make the trip in under one hundred twenty minutes. 2. Express trains offer amenities such as compartments for napping. 3. Kowloon-Canton Railway Station has been shut down and there are no longer any departing trains.
Output: 2
Statement: In general, color-safe bleach just means oxygen bleach, which is much milder than chlorine bleach. Choices: 1. Color-safe bleach is harsher than chlorine bleach. 2. Color-safe bleach is milder than chlorine bleach and won't ruin clothes. 3. Color-safe bleach is milder than chlorine bleach.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I'm sorry, Ben, but these are my orders. Choices: 1. I did not want to change  my orders even though I knew they would upset Ben.  2. I told Ben it was not an order, but instead my own choice.  3. I gave my orders to Ben apologetically. 
Output: 1
Statement: Footsteps going up the stairs. Choices: 1. It may have been a robber going up the stairs. 2. There was a sound of someone walking up stairs. 3. It was completely silent.
Output: 1
Statement: Only a small proportion of the harvest goes into wine-making; they prefer beer and rakia. Choices: 1. The population prefers other alcoholic beverages over wine. 2. Most of the harvest goes to wine making. 3. This is because they make shitty wine.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Are you threatening me?' Choices: 1. Are you saying you agree with me? 2. Are you trying to scare me? 3. Are you willing to hurt me about this?
Output: 3
Statement:   IPM is particularly well suited for modeling Clear Skies because the program relies on the operation of an allowance market, the availability of a broad range of emissions reduction options, and empowerment of economic actors to achieve emission limits. Choices: 1. They were set to model the program since they met the requirements. 2. They were a poor match for the program. 3. They wanted to make sure the program was a success.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well you you can you can uh install those mirrors we've got the big side mirrors which are really nice i don't know if you've well if you've driven a pick up truck you know these are these uh mirrors are must be six inches across not nearly a foot high Choices: 1. The pick up truck comes with small mirrors to start off with. 2. You can install larger mirrors. 3. You are unable to install new mirrors.
Output: 1
Statement: Reducing drunken driving by 5 or 6 percent, for that matter, could save more lives in one year than have been saved by air bags in their near-decade of deployment. Choices: 1. Air bags are an inefficient way of saving lives. 2. Reducing drunk driving rates will not save any lives. 3. Drunk driving is a large threat to many lives.
Output: 1
Statement: um i don't know how cost efficient that would be i guess Choices: 1. I am not sure if that would be cost efficient. 2. I don't know if the upgrade would be cost efficient. 3. I know for sure it would be cost efficient.
Output: 2
Statement: Its seven museums and galleries (following varying and erratic schedules with the exception of the largest and most reliable, the Pitti Gallery) take you into the rich world of the Medici, much as they left it. Choices: 1. The Medici is not portrayed as it was on the museums. 2. The Medici museums were very expensive to make. 3. There are seven museums and galleries about the Medici.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah that's that's neat that's a very good use Choices: 1. That's great to use it for blog fodder. 2. You shouldn't use it like that. 3. That's a great use for that.
Output: 1
Statement: i sort of am too uh i enjoy going out to a couple of the games and and uh i really don't get that involved until the play-offs though uh Choices: 1. I am exclusively interested in the play-offs - nothing else.  2. I have never been involved during the play-offs. 3. I only become involved when it is the play-offs.
Output: 1
Statement: well that that that i guess from the from the card issuer uh that since since it's it's in monitor the parent gets it for them that really the parent becomes the one that's responsible but it's Choices: 1. That letter is from the consumer. 2. That's from the card issuer. 3. That letter is from the card issuer.
Output: 3
Statement: yes it's nothing to be proud of certainly not Choices: 1. It, whatever it is, is something not to be proud of 2. It is definitely something to be proud of 3. It is something to be ashamed of
Output: 3
Statement: Even if the pilot survived that crash, he was going to be in trouble. Choices: 1. The pilot was working on his own accord. 2. The pilot would not be in trouble if he survived. 3. The pilot would certainly be in trouble.
Output: 1
Statement: What will strike you first is the marvelous range of subtly different skin tones and facial features. Choices: 1. All of the skin tones and features are homogenous. 2. There are diverse skin tones and features represented. 3. These skin tones and facial features are from many different ethnic backgrounds.
Output: 3
Statement: Inaugurated in 1960, the gardens have examples of virtually every plant that grows on Madeira and lots of subtropical flowers and plants from places like South Africa and Brazil. Choices: 1. The gardens have plants from Madeira as well as plants from other countries and continents. 2. The gardens are best in the spring when the flowers are in bloom. 3. The gardens were inaugurated in 1980 and have very few plants from Madeira.
Output: 2
Statement: Less than one kilometer (half a mile) from the western end of Princes Street is Dean Village. Choices: 1. You can actually walk to Dean Village from the west end of Princes Street. 2. Dean Village is over one mile from the west side of Princes Street.  3. Dean Village is near the western end of Princess Street.
Output: 1
Statement: right right exactly so well was it hard to adjust living in an apartment after being in a house Choices: 1. It was easy to adjust to living in an apartment. 2. It wasn't easy to live in an apartment after living in a house. 3. House living is easier than apartment living.
Output: 3
Statement: the costs and difficulties of the ED setting, the relative efficacy and cost of booster sessions is another important issue deserving further research. Choices: 1. Booster sessions are estimated to cost over ten million dollars. 2. Another issue that needs to be looked into is the cost of booster sessions. 3. The cost of booster sessions is negligible, so it can be ignored.
Output: 1
Statement: Regardless of where the SCR reactor is located, ductwork from the economizer outlet to the SCR reactor and back to the air preheater inlet must be accommodated. Choices: 1. The SCR reactor is almost always located on the back. 2. The ductwork from the economizer outlet to the SCR reactor and back doesn't need to be accommodated. 3. Ductwork from the economizer outlet to the SCR reactor and back to the air preheater inlet must be accommodated, it doesn't matter where the SCR reactor is.
Output: 1
Statement: Throughout the case, there have been evidences that the tragedy was intended to take place on Monday evening.  Choices: 1. This was because all of the staff, except for the murderer, were gone on Monday evenings.  2. The tragedy was supposed to happen Monday evening.  3. All the evidence says the tragedy was intended to happen Wednesday during the day. 
Output: 1
Statement: In 1989, the rural carrier vehicle allowance was 31 cents per mile or a minimum of $12. Choices: 1. Rural carriers were granted an allowance 31 cents per mile in 1989. 2. This allowance was for gasoline and maintenance expenses only. 3. In 1989 rural carriers received no vehicle allowance.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes, sir. Tommy smoothed out the note thoughtfully. Choices: 1. Tommy flattened the note carefully and responded in the affirmative. 2. Tommy crumpled up the note into a ball and tossed it in the fire. 3. The note was a doodle of Tommy riding a space ship.
Output: 3
Statement: It looks dated, but this rainbow-painted beachside monster is still reputed to be the finest hotel in Tel Aviv. Choices: 1. It is painted many colors. 2. It is painted many colors like pink and green. 3. It is boring beige.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i've seen a couple although the so many of the grocery stores don't do that because of the the time frame which they get paid in general that uh they i've seen checks deposited the very next day i mean cleared my account the next day my wife will write a check for groceries and you know almost well i guess it's the day after uh technically it's two days but they they they took that check and scurried it to the bank and the bank scurried it back to my account and you thought there'd be just a little bit of float but apparently that's why the uh the uh the uh grocery stores are reluctant to do that because their volume that is quite high and they have uh the profitability of the cash flow is a big issue for them so Choices: 1. I've seen a few check cashing places. 2. I've seen a few. 3. I've never seen one.
Output: 1
Statement: it's up to fifty five on the gold card it's eighty five for the Optima oh i'm sorry fifty fifty Choices: 1. It used to be fifty five for the gold card.  2. It's fifty five for the Optima. 3. It's not fifty five for the gold card, it's fifty fifty. 
Output: 1
Statement: After the Rond-Point, there's a pleasant, shady park that stretches down to the gigantic Place de la Concorde. Choices: 1. The shady park receives no sunlight all year round. 2. The gigantic Place de la Concorde is built atop Rond-Point. 3. After the Rond-Point there is a shady park that connects to the Place de la Concorde.
Output: 1
Statement: The other hesitated. Choices: 1. The other was full of doubt. 2. The other paused in indecision. 3. The other had made up their mind already.
Output: 1
Statement: A  Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere,  as Japan called it, would be the ultimate aim of this invasion. Choices: 1. A secondary aim for the Japanese invasion was the decimation of rival powers in the region. 2. Japan decided to invade in order to create a political and economic union of East Asia. 3. Japan's foremost goal in carrying out the invasion was to spread Christianity to the region.
Output: 1
Statement: Terrible scenes of massacres, bombings, and the like are displayed almost daily. Choices: 1. Depressing displays of death are shown daily.  2. The majority of the scenes are from times of war. 3. Beautiful scenes of love and life are shown daily.
Output: 2
Statement: well sound like you got your hand fulls there and i do appreciate speaking with you Choices: 1. You sound pretty busy. 2. You don't have time for much. 3. You don't seem like you have much going on.
Output: 2
Statement: Chief among them is Joe Lieberman (Connecticut). Choices: 1. Joe Lieberman has nothing to do with them. 2. Joe Lieberman is chief among them. 3. Joe Lieberman is the most responsible of them.
Output: 3
Statement: The biography of the legendary Belgian-French king of pulp fiction (1903-1989), who wrote more than 400 novels and bedded even more women (he estimated 10,000), is deemed masterful, absorbing, and definitive (Deirdre Bair, the New York Times Book Review ). Simenon wins praise for its defense of Simenon's oeuvre , often dismissed as hackery, and for its candid treatment of his misogyny and anti-Semitism. Choices: 1. The Belgian-French king of pulp fiction was known to be a virgin until the day of his death. 2. The womanizing traits contributed to the appeal of the Belgian-French king of pulp fiction. 3. The Belgian-French king of pulp fiction was known as a womanizer.
Output: 2
Statement: Said crowd was evidently impressed... Their commander stepped forward. Choices: 1. The angry crowd threw cats at the commander. 2. The commander waited on the dais while he was introduced. 3. He approached the adoring crowd.
Output: 2
Statement: The baths and gymnasia were of alabaster and granite, decorated with statues and frescoes. Choices: 1. The gymnasia and the baths were unadorned, with no artwork of any kind in either of them.  2. There were ten frescos lining the walls of the gymnasia.  3. Various forms of artwork, including frescoes and sculptures, adorned the gymnasia and baths. 
Output: 2
Statement: 'I wouldn't suggest it if we couldn't.' Choices: 1. I wouldn't suggest killing him if we couldn't do it. 2. If we couldn't do it I wouldn't suggest it. 3. I'd suggest it if we couldn't do it just to see what happens.
Output: 1
Statement: Sept. 11 may reflect a failing of the legal profession during a crisis for one group, Muslim and Middle Eastern men. Choices: 1. Muslim and Middle Eastern men were failed by the legal profession after Sept. 11. 2. This is beacause they didn't do enough to stop the racism that came up. 3. Legal professions did right by Muslim and Middle Eastern men after Sept. 11.
Output: 2
Statement: Employers who successfully excluded legal services representatives from their labor camps or intimidated workers into not contacting legal services during the course of employment could ensure a workforce without access to legal representation. Choices: 1. Employers are not able to force legal services out of their work force, per government regulation. 2. Employers could intimidate their workforce with illegal threats of withholding or wrongful termination, and get away with the act without reprisal. 3. Employers who forced legal services representatives out of their labor camps--or otherwise prevented their labor force from soliciting their services--ensured a workforce without access to legal representation.
Output: 2
Statement: The English queen kept her cousin in captivity for 20 years and finally had her beheaded on a trumped-up charge of treason. Choices: 1. The English queen imprisoned her cousin for 20 years before beheading her, because she was seen as a threat to the crown.  2. The English queen allowed her cousin to roam freely throughout the country before finally beheading her for treason after 20 years.  3. For 20 years, the English queen imprisoned her cousin before finally beheading her for alleged traitorousness. 
Output: 1
Statement: But of late, lawmakers have indicated a change of attitude toward legal immigrants, and this has affected the number of applications for citizenship. Choices: 1. Lawmakers recently changed their mind about legal immigrants, because they considered various points of view. 2. Lawmakers recently changed their mind about legal immigrants. 3. Lawmakers recently chose not to change their mind about legal immigrants, since there are important implications about it.
Output: 1
Statement: We can escape from there. Choices: 1. We are able to escape from the mines. 2. We are able to escape from there. 3. We cannot escape from there.
Output: 1
Statement: he was raised in the south i think that's a little war condition  both Choices: 1. He grew up in the south. 2. He was born and raised in the south by his mother. 3. He has never been to the south before.
Output: 2
Statement: As figure 2.1 shows, gross national saving rebounded. Choices: 1. Gross national saving rebounded, as shown in figure 2.1. 2. As figure 2.1 shows, gross national saving stayed at the same level. 3. Reboundment of gross national saving happened many years ago.
Output: 3
Statement: and and uh again like you say there was and you are still a student and there's so much more you could have learned and but i i i don't know i think discipline i guess if i were to look at one thing we've lost well kids used to have a respect for the teacher i guess at one time but i think we've kind of lost that in out school system and i'm not really sure how to get it back i say discipline and that might be the wrong choice of words but it Choices: 1. Students don't know everything yet. 2. Discipline is the number one thing that is wrong. 3. All students are respectful of their teachers.
Output: 2
Statement: Considering Work of Other Auditors Choices: 1. The work done by other auditors being considered. 2. This is about to what degree auditors should be influenced by the work of other auditors. 3. Trashing the work of other auditors.
Output: 2
Statement: so uh and uh and the kids are usually uh playing out in the back she's got uh ten acres of property that go with uh with her house so there's plenty of room for the kids to go crazy and and the parents can Choices: 1. Her house comes with ten acres of property. 2. There is barely enough space on her property to play catch. 3. The kids love going up there and playing on the property.
Output: 3
Statement: i will admit i work with uh someone who's Iranian and he definitely has a very different slant on the news he's very very skeptical of the news media and i will admit i'm reasonably skeptical also Choices: 1. You can trust the news media to tell you what's really going on. 2. I look forward to hearing my Iranian coworker's take on the news. 3. It's reasonable to be skeptical of the news media.
Output: 2
Statement: Still you are right in one thing.  Choices: 1. You might be right about a few other things. 2. You are sadly very wrong about everything. 3. You are correct about one thing.
Output: 1
Statement: Besides, I have a theory about America's fascination with Italian  said fascination is merely an extension of the world's love for everything Italian--culture, opera, food, art, architecture. Choices: 1. Americans envy the vast history and culture of Italy. 2. Americans do not have any interest in Italian culture. 3. America has a fascination with Italy-- culture, food, everything.
Output: 1
Statement: Or, are These patients the least likely to respond to interventions available in the ED? Choices: 1. These patients are the most likely to respond to interventions. 2. Do you think that these patients will be least responsive to interventions? 3. We can look at prior case studies to get an estimated impact.
Output: 3
Statement: a planned work schedule and leave of employee or (2) actual T  Choices: 1. There is a planned work schedule. 2. There is a planned work schedule for all employees. 3. There is no planned work schedule.
Output: 2
Statement: The second issue is addressed by assuming that the relationship between age and willingness-to-pay for fatal risk reductions can be approximated using an adjustment factor derived from Jones-Lee (1989). Choices: 1. The adjustment factor derived from Jones-Lee, used here for approximation, isn't very accurate. 2. We're assuming, for the second issue, that the relationship between age and willingness-to-pay for fatal risk reductions can be approximated. 3. Our theory doesn't allow us to approximate a number yet, so we need to leave the second issue as it is for now.
Output: 1
Statement: Across the plaza from the Western Wall is the Jewish Quarter, virtually destroyed during the fighting in 1948. Choices: 1. The Jewish Quarter was essentially destroyed in 1948 during the fighting. 2. The Western Wall was destroyed but it's sacrifice preserved the Jewish Quarter. 3. Many lives were lost in the process of losing the Jewish Quarter.
Output: 3
Statement: For the fiscal year 1998 budget, OMB plans to continue to increase the role of performance goals and information in guiding funding decisions. Choices: 1. OMB has yet to submit its budget for fiscal year 1998. 2. OMB uses performance goals to guide funding decisions. 3. OMB plans to discontinue its use of performance goals in guiding funding decisions.
Output: 1
Statement: put all the money into the expansion box and all this that and the other and uh things just kept changing so much and i kept getting rid of them and i finally said well you can't do this  you've got to buy something and stick with it so i Choices: 1. I was glad that nothing new ever came out, so I could stick to one gadget. 2. After some time, I decided to get one thing and stick with it. 3. I don't mind that I have had the same laptop for seven years.
Output: 3
Statement: But it is an idea, that! Choices: 1. Ideas were in short supply. 2. It wasn't an idea. 3. At least it is an idea.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that's right that's one of the changes uh-huh Choices: 1. There were no changes made in this situation. 2. Correct, that is one of the changes. 3. That is right, that is the last of many changes to be made.
Output: 3
Statement: right yeah it's and it's uh it it's uh uh a hassle trying to to uh uh put your money all in the right in the savings you know in the right pockets i guess it would be a way to say it Choices: 1. It's hard to know where to invest your savings. 2. It's important to invest your savings. 3. Deciding where to invest your savings is easy.
Output: 2
Statement: The Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) is the primary legislative framework through which agencies will be required to set strategic goals, measure performance, and report on the degree to which goals were met. Choices: 1. The primary legislative framework is the GPRA. 2. The GPRA is no the primary legislative framework. 3. The GPRA was enacted in 1989.
Output: 3
Statement: Yes, our parents had many of the same sexual traumas we did but, no, we don't want to hear about them in detail. Choices: 1. We want all the details on how our parent's sex traumas resemble our own. 2. We would prefer not to hear about our parents' sexual traumas. 3. We had more traumatic sex related experiences than our parents.
Output: 3
Statement: I began rather tactfully, I thought, but I had not gone far before she stopped me authoritatively.  Choices: 1. I was able to continue without interruptions. 2. I thought I was going at a good pace but she stopped me. 3. She does not want me to continue.
Output: 3
Statement: But the new entity does not want to have any responsibility for administering a grant. Choices: 1. The new entity does not want to be responsible for administering a grant. 2. They will not administer a grant. 3. They would love to administer a grant.
Output: 2
Statement: With the increase in unemployment and the gradual decline of the nation's economy, still more are likely to be unable to afford the legal help they need. Choices: 1. The decline in employment rates has made it possible for more people than ever to pay full price for their legal help. 2. The gradual decline in the economy of the nation means that the trend of people being unable to pay for legal help is likely to continue. 3. More will not be able to afford legal help in part due to the rise in unemployment.
Output: 2
Statement: Participants also believed that a challenge facing the new PCAOB will be dealing with the complex relationship between federal and state governments involved in regulating the accounting profession. Choices: 1. Participants also believed that the new PCAOB needs to deal with the challenge of regulating interest rates in banks. 2. There is a complex relationship between federal and state governments pertaining to regulating the accounting profession, and participants believed that this is a challenge presented to the new PCAOB. 3. Participants did not believe that the relationship between federal and state governments involved in regulating the accounting profession was a challenge for the new PCAOB.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah for that whole operation Choices: 1. Only the start of the operation. 2. The whole operation was conducted in silence. 3. Yes, for the entire endeavour.
Output: 2
Statement: since i am home with them and so i get a lot of time with them he needs to have um some time with them so he when he comes home he um you know it's his job at night he puts the kids to bed and he reads Choices: 1. He cherishes the time he gets to read to the children. 2. After work, he comes home to tuck the kids away to bed. 3. He works at night, so it is my duty to put the kids to bed.
Output: 1
Statement: It forms the resting places of many lesser members of the house of Mohammed Ali, and is where the last Shah of Iran was interred following his death in 1980. Choices: 1. The area is where Mohammed Ali's family is from and has some important people interred there. 2. They are all vampires who rise at night.  3. No one is interred at the ancestral home of Mohammed Ali.
Output: 2
Statement: The two men had undoubtedly come from the second floor flat, and that one slender thread of the name "Rita" had set the Young Adventurers once more upon the track of the abductors of Jane Finn. Choices: 1. The one story flat was where the crime had taken place.  2. The Young Adventurers were searching for someone who kidnapped a lady.  3. The men were under suspicion of being involved in the abduction. 
Output: 3
Statement: Their celebrated gift for gesticulation aids the inherent air of drama that reassures them of the appreciation of their audience. Choices: 1. Gesticulation is the primary reason why audiences enjoy the drama. 2. They are reassured that their audience appreciates them. 3. The lack of drama is why audiences have never appreciated them.
Output: 1
Statement: no i know what you mean our cat hates other cats and the we've tried to get her to like  other cats and she just uh she wants to be around human beings and she does not wanna be around other cats so our next we're gonna try it with a kitten and see if her maternal instincts come out Choices: 1. The cat doesn't like to be around other cats 2. The cat likes to eat other cats 3. The cat may think a younger cat is her baby
Output: 3
Statement: They seemed too expensive. Choices: 1. It's really cheap, let's buy 10. 2. It looks like it costs a lot of money. 3. I can't afford it.
Output: 3
Statement: Among the initiatives currently under way as a result of these efforts are the  Choices: 1. There are some initiatives that are under way. 2. There are four initiative currently under way because of these efforts. 3. These efforts have no led to any initiatives.
Output: 2
Statement: Some of these responsibilities  Choices: 1. None of those responsibilities. 2. A few of the slate of responsibilities. 3. There aren't a lot of responsibilities beyond these ones.
Output: 3
Statement: These system requirements are detailed in the Financial Management Systems Requirements series issued by the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program (JFMIP) and OMB Circular A127 (revised June 10, 1999), FinancialManagement Systems. Choices: 1. These system requirements are detailed only in the OMB Circular A217. 2. These system requirements can also be found elsewhere online. 3. The Financial Management System Requirements series is issued by the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program.
Output: 2
Statement: You want anything you jus' holler, Mister Kirby!"  Choices: 1. If you need something, just ask. 2. You're a good person, Mister Kirby, and I'd be happy to give you anything you need to make your stay more comfortable. 3. Don't bother asking if you need something.
Output: 2
Statement: A foolproof flower, such as the stiff, relentless black-eyed Susan, can never break your heart. Choices: 1. A foolproof flower is both red and green in color. 2. A foolproof flower will mend the heart. 3. A foolproof flower can never break your heart. 
Output: 1
Statement: I should suggest that we call upon him there as soon as possible. Choices: 1. I think he has the answers we need and we should see him now. 2. I think we should visit him soon. 3. I think it would be a waste of time to go see him.
Output: 1
Statement: Discovered by the film stars of the 1950s, Saint-Tropez has retained its popularity with fashion photographers, models, and sundry groupies of the good life. Choices: 1. Saint-Tropez has remained popular with film stars since the 1950s. 2. The popularity of Saint-Tropez was discovered by film stars of the 1950s. 3. Saint-Tropez failed to retain its popularity after the 1950s.
Output: 1
Statement: The book is no longer a guide to daily life and an antidote to the worries of its era (Molly O'Neill, the New York Times ). (The Joy of Cooking site plugs the book and gives its history.) Choices: 1. The Joy of Cooking site doesn't mention the book. 2. The Joy of Cooking site recommends the book. 3. The Joy of Cooking site recommends the book as the best of the year.
Output: 3
Statement: For a summary of recent studies addressing retirement saving adequacy, see Paul Yakoboski, Retirement Plans, Personal Saving, and Saving Adequacy, Employee Benefit Research Institute, EBRI Issue Brief   Choices: 1. Recent studies addressing retirement saving adequacy indicate that 80% of people won't have enough money to retire.  2. For a full-length discussion of retirement saving adequacy please consult an astrologer.  3. There are 6 areas where you can look for summaries of recent studies addressing retirement saving adequacy. 
Output: 1
Statement: Quinlan knows that when you're playing a woman who has lost a child you don't need to emote--you reveal the emotion by trying not to emote. Choices: 1. Quinlan believes that women who have lost children are stoic in their grief. 2. According to Quinlan, women who have lost children are hysterical and dramatic. 3. Quinlan has never lost a child herself.
Output: 3
Statement: House and relevant committees or subcommittees in connection with any such testimonies. Choices: 1. House and any committees or subcommittees that are linked to any of these types of testimonies.  2. Additionally, any individual constituents connected to these testimonies personally.  3. House and committees and subcommittees which have no relation to these kinds of testimonies. 
Output: 2
Statement: I am pleased to transmit the comments of the Legal Services Corporation (LSC or Corporation) Board of Directors (Board) regarding the Semiannual Report of LSC's Office of Inspector General (OIG) for the six-month period of October 1, 2000 through March 31, 2001. Choices: 1. I refuse to transmit the comments of the legal services Corporation. 2. I am pleased to transmit the comments because it incriminates members of the corporation. 3. The comments of the legal services Corporation will gladly be transmitted by me.
Output: 2
Statement: Well, she is an ambitious, alluring young thing with an ability to attract powerful men. Choices: 1. She is an ambitious, young woman with a business degree. 2. She is a beautiful, young woman capable of luring powerful men. 3. She is a young, plain woman with the ability to disquiet powerful men.
Output: 1
Statement: As you continue through the huge bronze doors of the Imperial Gate, your eyes will be drawn skywards by the upwards sweep of the dome. Choices: 1. The bronze doors at the Imperial Gate were once made of gold.   2. There are no doors at the Imperial Gate.   3. There are huge bronze doors at the Imperial Gate.  
Output: 1
Statement: Duck your head as the rowboat takes you through the one-m- (3-ft-) high cave entrance. Choices: 1. The entrance to the cave is low. 2. The entrance to the cave is the only exit available. 3. The cave entrance is only reached by going under water.
Output: 2
Statement: Of course, such a diagnostic system may prove to be more unwieldy in the end and to annoy insurance companies (who hold frightening sway over all health-care endeavors), and it is politically unlikely that such a dramatic shift will occur any time in the near future. Choices: 1. The new diagnostic system would involve a lot of trial and error. 2. Big changes will not occur in that diagnostic system involving insurance companies. 3. The new diagnostic system would bring no changes. 
Output: 1
Statement:  The idiots must be trying to reach the sky with their pyramid. Choices: 1. The wise men were trying to dig a well. 2. The fools must be trying to build a pyramid to the sky. 3. The idiots did not know that this was impossible.
Output: 3
Statement: Research Design for Generalizing from Multiple Case Studies. Choices: 1. Sample size of 5 case studies: research design for generalizing.  2. Derived from Multiple Case Studies: a research design for generalizing.  3. Research Design for Generalizing from random survey.
Output: 1
Statement: right but uh i'm i'm looking forward to the season i think it's going to be fun yeah Choices: 1. I think this is going to be a fun season. 2. This is going to be a long, grueling season. 3. I can't wait for this season to start.
Output: 3
Statement: I cannot read her at all. Choices: 1. I am not able to read her mind.  2. I can totally read her.  3. I do not have the ability to read her. 
Output: 1
Statement: but um well yeah i used to watch one watch one on the air but that was back Choices: 1. I watched it on the air every day. 2. I never watched one on the air. 3. There used to be one that I would watch on the air.
Output: 1
Statement: you don't you don't have to put a whole lot out just if you've got a broadcast spreader Choices: 1. You have to use a lot with a broadcast spreader. 2. You don't have to use much of the chemical if you have a broadcast spreader. 3. You don't have to use much if you have a broadcast spreader.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't drink Scotch Choices: 1. I do not ingest Scotch. 2. I drink Scotch every day. 3. I don't like Scotch.
Output: 3
Statement: But the breakfast is finished, and here is the rest of the cold day ahead ... Choices: 1. The weather today is considered to be cold. 2. The weather will be snowy for the entire day. 3. It is extremely hot everywhere for all of today.
Output: 2
Statement: the Methodology of Grounded Theory. Choices: 1. Ground theory research  2. No methods of ground theories  3. Method of ground theory 
Output: 1
Statement: WEALTHY LADY POISONED There would be pictures of Styles, snap-shots of "The family leaving the Inquest" ”the village photographer had not been idle!  Choices: 1. The village photographer had a number of cameras. 2. The village photographer had been idle for months. 3. The village photographer had been busy.
Output: 1
Statement: Fortunately none of them hit him. Choices: 1. It wouldn't have been good if one of them had hit him. 2. All of them ended up hitting him hard. 3. None of them hit him, but one came very close.
Output: 3
Statement:  He was still staring when Nema came back into the room. Choices: 1. He had closed his eyes when Nema returned to the room. 2. He was still gazing, when Nema reentered the room. 3. He did not notice that Nema had returned to the room.
Output: 3
Statement: He is simply he. Choices: 1. He is, quite simply, he. 2. Pronouns are sometimes difficult to follow, so he chooses to use the word 'he' out of simplicity. 3. He does not like to be called as such, and prefers gender-neutral pronouns instead.
Output: 2
Statement: If the request affects only one House, GAO will work with the requester to seek support for the request from either (1) the senior leaders of the affected House or Choices: 1. GAO will work with requesters from the home state. 2. GAO will not allow anyone to meddle 3. GAO will work with requesters if it only affects one House.
Output: 1
Statement: well no that's true it's not but it is i mean they're coming i mean we've we've got Choices: 1. They're not coming.  2. I wish they wouldn't come.  3. They are coming, it's true. 
Output: 2
Statement:  The costume donned by the women is more complex. Choices: 1. The women's costumes are complex because there are more details to their clothing. 2. The women have costumes that are more complicated. 3. The costume that the women wear is far more simple.
Output: 1
Statement: I looked at Poirot.  Choices: 1. I kept my eyes averted from him. 2. He looked back at me. 3. I looked over at him.
Output: 2
Statement: This approach assumes that the annual production of catalyst continues at the current level of 87,300 m3/yr and starts accumulating in May 2002. Choices: 1. The approach assumes that catalyst production is increased every year. 2. This approach uses unrealistic assumptions to come to its conclusions. 3. The production annual is assumed to continue at the current rate for this approach.
Output: 2
Statement:  There are no major zoos in Israel. Choices: 1. Israel is not home to any major zoos.  2. Although it lacks major zoos, Israel does have a few smaller ones.  3. Israel has a large number of major zoos. 
Output: 2
Statement: While you're wandering around the country's myriad palazzos and churches, ancient ruins, and world-class museums, you may occasionally wonder about everyday life for the average Italian. Choices: 1. The average Italian visits their local museums and other cultural institutions regularly. 2. You may wonder how the local Italians view the many historical landmarks and institutions that surround them. 3. While taking in Italy's great history, you'll come to the conclusion that the country is stuck centuries in the past.
Output: 1
Statement: Across the courtyard is the magnificently decorated Pa?ζilion of the Holy Mantle, which houses sacred relics of the Prophet Mohammed, and is therefore a place of great religious importance for Muslims. Choices: 1. The Pavilion of the Holy Mantle has no Christian artifacts.   2. The Pavilion of the Holy Mantle does not house any relics.   3. The Pavilion of the Holy Mantle houses relics from the Prophet Mohammed.  
Output: 1
Statement: In its suit, the Passaic County office asserts that the federal agency's executive vice president, Randi Youells, sought the merger in large part because of her personal history with the office, which refused to hire her as a consultant in 1997. Choices: 1. The county's agency's vice president is strongly against the merger. 2. Passaic County insists the agency's second in command wanted to merge due to history with the office. 3. The office had a history of always meeting its goals.
Output: 3
Statement: right  and actually in in summer i like to swim we don't have facilities for swimming in winter but um and and that's true when i go home from work at the end of the day if i go up for an hour in the pool i'm much much more awake i'm ready to work in the garden or whatever in the evening Choices: 1. Sometimes, I take a swim for two hours. 2. I don't know how to swim, though I'd like to learn. 3. Whenever I swim, it makes me feel energetic.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah like yeah and then they turned around and called them junkyards and started making profits off them after the war Choices: 1. They started making profits off of junkyards after the war. 2. Besides junkyards, they also started profiting from war movies after the war. 3. The junkyards were never used for profit after the war and were left alone.
Output: 2
Statement: well so what's the difference yeah so what makes the difference between say South America and the rest of i mean South Africa and it is rest of Africa Choices: 1. How is South Africa different from the rest of Africa? 2. South Africa and the rest of Africa are the same. 3. How is the food in South Africa different from the rest of Africa?
Output: 3
Statement: A joint venture!" Choices: 1. It's all mine! 2. A combined effort! 3. A mixed operation! 
Output: 3
Statement: But this does not impress boxing fans, who are the most vigorous opponents of extreme fighting. Choices: 1. Boxing fans are ecstatic about the decision, as they are heavy supporters of extreme fighting.  2. Boxing fans are not impressed, and they are the most vigorous opponents of extreme fighting. 3. Boxing fans are usually the strongest opponents of extreme fighting, but even this doesn't impress them, which was quite a shocker to the committee.
Output: 3
Statement: oh i can see it too Choices: 1. Oh, I'm can see it as well. 2. I can't see it from here, it's too far! 3. I can see it too, it's not so far.
Output: 3
Statement: Many have little or no English skills. Choices: 1. 90% can't speak English. 2. Many can't speak English. 3. Everyone is fluent in English.
Output: 1
Statement: Buttoned up, I looked almost respectable. Choices: 1. I looked decent. 2. I looked like a mess. 3. I looked like a good businessman.
Output: 3
Statement: It's anyone's guess what may happen in the future, but for now Hong Kong bristles with energy and ambition, and for the visitor, this beautiful city with its contrasts and variety is an exhilarating experience. Choices: 1. I wouldn't recommend going to Hong Kong. 2. Hong Kong is a great place to visit. 3. Hong Kong has a wide variety of food venues.
Output: 3
Statement: Many carvings of Hatshepsut at the temple have been defaced. Choices: 1. The temple contains many carvings of Hatshepsut. 2. There are no carvings in any of the temples. 3. The carvings of Hatshepsut were vandalised because he was unpopular. 
Output: 3
Statement: Personal Saving and Retirement Security9 National Saving Overview11 National Saving and the Economy12 National Saving and the Government13 Choices: 1. Personal Saving and Retirement Saving is addressed by the Federal Reserve 2. Personal Saving and Retirement Saving is addressed in the material. 3. Personal Saving and Retirement Saving is not addressed in the material.
Output: 1
Statement: that's funny uh-huh oh they're i know it's funny how you can look back as a Christian you can see how these things apply and they're true and in even even in people that aren't even Christians there's just a pattern Choices: 1. It's funny because these things only apply to Christians. 2. Being Christian gives you an extra insight, but non-Christians can often see this too. 3. It's sad how Christians are so in the dark about this.
Output: 1