niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Organizations are finding it difficult to retain staff when their competitors can always offer higher salaries. Choices: 1. The staff constantly bounce between multiple organizations.  2. Organizations' competitors can always offer higher salaries.  3. Organizations never compete with each other salary wise. 
Output: 1
Statement: The agency has agreements with 11 government departments, including the Department of Family and Community Services (FACS); the Department of Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business; the Department of Veterans' Affairs; and the Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs. Choices: 1. Expanding their outreach, the agency now has agreements with 11 government departments.  2. Several government departments have agreements with this agency.  3. The agency recently dissolved all agreements with other government departments. 
Output: 1
Statement: Now, Susan, feed him my intent. Choices: 1. Feed him my intent, Susan. 2. Susan, don't bother with him. 3. Susan was getting ready to eat a meal.
Output: 3
Statement: Variety reported that Harvey once locked a producer in a Cannes hotel room until the producer sold Miramax the rights to distribute his film. Choices: 1. Harvey once locked a director in a room for the rights to his film. 2. The producer was pressured into selling the rights to distribute his film. 3. Miramax stood to make a lot of money as a result of the deal.
Output: 3
Statement: International Finance Discussion Paper No. Choices: 1. The paper might be an interesting read. 2. ''The paper does only discussed one particular region or country.'' 3. The discussion paper covers international finance topics.
Output: 1
Statement: Its name derives from Pope Gregory's vision of the Archangel Michael now represented by a statue on top heralding the end of a plague in 590. Choices: 1. Its name has nothing to do with the Archangel Michael. 2. There was a statue made to celebrate the end of the plague in 590. 3. The statue of Archangel Michael took two years to create.
Output: 3
Statement: After that time, SSA estimates that administrative costs will be $10 million less each year from 1999 through 2002. Choices: 1. After that point, SSA knows that administrative costs will increase $10 million each year until 2002. 2. According to SSA, administrative costs will decrease by $10 million per year. 3. Between 1996 and 1998, administrative costs rose each year.
Output: 3
Statement: Dawkins' own honesty and thoroughness undermine his case in other ways as well--for example, when he brings up the origin of life. Choices: 1. Dawkins has discussed the origin of life. 2. Dawkins devotes much of his book to the subject of the origin of life. 3. Dawkins makes no reference to the origin of life.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah family well well that's what i meant by salt that we we did that like as a family little ornaments and things like that and just kind of really got into it like during the Christmas season making them up for other people and things like that but Choices: 1. Christmas gifts were always store bought items. 2. We made ornaments as gifts for others. 3. We the kids were little, we made handmade gift for family and friends.
Output: 3
Statement: we don't need anymore Choices: 1. We do not need it anymore. 2. We don't need water anymore, we're immortal. 3. We really need it.
Output: 2
Statement: Graphs published by TBR, based on data compiled by Independent Project Choices: 1. The graphs TBR published were based on data gathered by Independent Project of New Hampshire.  2. The graphs were published by ABC and based on data gathered by the Innocence Project . 3. TBR published graphs based on information put together by the Independent Project. 
Output: 1
Statement: demographic characteristics Choices: 1. There are certain characteristics. 2. Characteristics of demographics. 3. There are no characteristics on the population.
Output: 1
Statement: what are you afraid of with them Choices: 1. What makes you confident around them? 2. Why do they scare you 3. Are you afraid of their personalities?
Output: 3
Statement: The balance of outbound and inbound accounts would change from -$44. Choices: 1. These types of accounts would be required for pandas as well. 2. There is a significant shift in types of accounts. 3. Retirement accounts inbound vs outbound would shift due to the law.
Output: 3
Statement: It also conceals a Gothic masterpiece, the Sainte-Chapelle. Choices: 1. It has nothing inside of it except old books. 2. The Sainte-Chapelle is a masterpiece that is Gothic in origin. 3. The Sainte-Chapelle was purposefully concealed by it.
Output: 3
Statement: Now, unless I am much mistaken, at the inquest to-day only one ”at most, two persons were speaking the truth without reservation or subterfuge." Choices: 1. The inquest took place earlier today at 10 o'clock in the morning. 2. No more than two people were unreservedly honest at the inquest. 3. Everyone who was present at the inquest was completely truthful.
Output: 1
Statement: You can stop at the seventh or eighth station to rest en route. Choices: 1. The seventh and eighth stations require that you pass through them. 2. The seventh station has vending machines and walking trails. 3. The seventh or eighth station has a place you can stop.
Output: 2
Statement: The legislative system gave senators and (above all) members of the House of Representatives a strong interest in subsidizing communication and transportation links into even the remotest areas of the growing nation. Choices: 1. Senators were given a strong interest in subsidizing transportation by the legislative system. 2. The legislative system gave senators nothing except paperwork and headaches. 3. Senators had no interest in transportation until the legislative system stepped in.
Output: 3
Statement: Of the 25 economies listed, 17 run trade deficits and 20 run current account deficits. Choices: 1. None of the economies are positive examples to follow. 2. All 25 economies have no issues. 3. Within the 25 economies referred to, 17 have trade deficits and 20 have account deficits.
Output: 1
Statement: hydropower facilities to be given allowances? Choices: 1. Should allowances be taken away from the hydropower facilities? 2. Should allowance be given to the facilities that house hydropower? 3. The hydropower facilities need higher allowances to run better.
Output: 3
Statement: Would that suddenly make you less of a person, less of an individual? Choices: 1. Would you be less of a person, less of an individual? 2. It makes you less of a person and less of an individual.  3. Does doing this make you less of a person?
Output: 3
Statement: really i think that i don't know i don't i don't think our prison system isn't set up where we um Choices: 1. There is a bill in the Legislature right now to address this. 2. Our prison system is perfectly capable of this. 3. Our prison system isn't set up for that.
Output: 1
Statement: The courtyard itself contains the 18 cannons, including eight taken from Vienna, which Napoleon ordered fired on great occasions including the birth of his son ina1811. Choices: 1. All the cannons have been removed from the courtyard for decades. 2. The courtyard has 18 cannons. 3. The 18 cannons served as a pivotal strength during the war.
Output: 3
Statement: It also entails thinking about ways to incorporate the information technology and management leader in the executive-level management structure and create an environment that facilitates business/technology sharing and exchange of ideas. Choices: 1. It also entails thinking about ways to incorporate the information technology. 2. It does not talk about ways to incorporate the information technology. 3. It goes into great depth about the way to incorporate the information technology.
Output: 3
Statement: He honestly believes himself Hollywood's bravest outsider, and he has written passionately about the need for screenwriters to stand up for artistic integrity. Choices: 1. He has written numerous award winning scripts and plays. 2. He believes that Sean Connery is Hollywood's bravest outsider. 3. He thinks screenwriters need to stand up for the integrity of artists.
Output: 1
Statement: Swimming pool, sauna, and fitness room. Choices: 1. An open buffet is also available. 2. No sauna on premises. 3. A pool, sauna, and gym are available.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum well see what else can we talk about food Choices: 1. What else can we discuss about food? 2. I am tired of talking about food. 3. What other cuisines should we talk about?
Output: 3
Statement: Its popular attraction is the cave called Orecchio di Dionisio (Dionysius' Ear), dubbed as such by Caravaggio in 1608 because of its acoustics. Choices: 1. There are no popular attractions to see there. 2. The cave was named by Caravaggio after he visited it in the summer of 1608. 3. The most popular attraction there is the cave named Orecchio di Dionisio, famous for its acoustics.
Output: 2
Statement: uh certainly not presidential but but quite possibly VP and here they are they they know very well they can't do it because if they do it's going to split the party and if they do it they're going to alienate a whole bunch of others so i mean they were stuck one way or the other yeah it was an interesting thing i was laughing through the whole thing uh Choices: 1. Most people agreed with me that it was hilarious.  2. They're in a bit of a catch-22.  3. I thought it was extremely boring and dull. 
Output: 1
Statement: well um just recently i think it was Sunday on Sixty Minutes Choices: 1. I don't think it's been on TV yet. 2. I saw it on sixty minutes. 3. Sixty minutes did a segment on it.
Output: 2
Statement: Caique trips also are popular. Choices: 1. Everyone is opposed to caique trips and hates them enormously. 2. Caique trips are a way many people spend their time. 3. Caique trips are expensive and also time consuming.
Output: 3
Statement: Brought back from Cuba during the 19th-century salt-export voyages. Choices: 1. There were 19th-century salt-export voyages in Cuba. 2. There were 18th-century salt-export voyages in Cuba. 3. There were 19th-century salt-export voyages in Cuba and this increased business between the two countries.
Output: 3
Statement: It is the way reporters  We threaten, we cajole, we feign sympathy. Choices: 1. Reporters aren't always authentic with their sympathy. 2. Reporters are skilled to be 100 percent authentic. 3. The hardest thing for a reporter to do is to pretend to have something or interest in an issue you disagree with.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well my husband's real good at using them Choices: 1. My husband uses them well. 2. My husband knows what I like. 3. My husband is helpless and cannot use them at all.
Output: 2
Statement: The crowd began to break up and fade away returning to their business. Choices: 1. After the hubbub died down, everyone went back to what they were doing before. 2. The crowd remained at a standstill while watching the fight. 3. The crowd dispersed and went back to work.
Output: 1
Statement: Which suggests that if you really believe that stocks are actually no riskier than a savings account--or, rather, if you believe that everyone else will come to believe this--the Dow may still have 3,888 or so points to go. Choices: 1. There's evidence that stocks are no riskier than a savings account. 2. Stocks are a really good way to make sure you lose all your money.  3. While there are those that believe that stocks are a harmless investment, these people often have money stashed under the mattress.
Output: 3
Statement: i've never even tried that my if i don't have a reel with a button on it i tend to get so much backlash it's not worth the trouble Choices: 1. I don't get any backlash when my reel doesn't have a button it.  2. When my reel has a button on it I don't get any backlash.  3. I get a lot of backlash if my reel doesn't have a button on it and it's not worth it. 
Output: 2
Statement: DiClemente and Soderstrom have set the stage for us to think about what is needed in the future to provide best practices care to patients with problems related to alcohol use. Choices: 1. DiClemente set the stage for us to think about heroin use. 2. DiClemente set the stage for us to think about alcohol abuse and best practices for patients, making intervention the clear choice. 3. DiClemente set the stage for us to think about alcohol abuse and best practices for patients.
Output: 2
Statement: Can you describe him at all?" Choices: 1. Don't you know exactly what he looks like? 2. Thank you for describing him in great detail. 3. Can you provide his characteristics?
Output: 1
Statement: excuse me if uh it comes the end of the month and i don't have any money uh  we don't buy any more milk Choices: 1. If it's the end of the month, and we don't have money, we don't buy anything. 2. Sometimes we run out of groceries because there is no more money for more.  3. We never have to worry about money. 
Output: 2
Statement: Violence may look magnificent on screen, but on the theatrical stage it's phony baloney. Choices: 1. Violence looks better on a screen than it does on stage. 2. Everyone thinks violence looks silly and melodramatic when acted out on a stage. 3. The violence that looked fake on-screen came to magnificent life on the stage.
Output: 2
Statement: In the future, computers might even make up test questions and conduct personalized interviews of job applicants, college applicants, and even patients. Choices: 1. In the future, computers might do jobs humans do nowadays. 2. Computers could do a better job with job interviews than humans. 3. Computers not capable of doing work traditionally done by humans.
Output: 2
Statement: Poste Italiane also has a relatively large percentage of costs in collection and acceptance, 15 percent. Choices: 1. Poste Italiane's collect percentages are relatively low.  2. Poste Italiane persues it's collections poorly.  3. Poste Italiane has 85% of its accounts not in collections. 
Output: 2
Statement: the alternatives considered, and the costs and benefits of the alternative selected); and descriptions of how the agencies have complied with various rulemaking requirements (e.g. Choices: 1. Compliance details for rulemaking requirements is not included. 2. The cost and benefit analysis is the most useful element criterion of the alternatives. 3. Various details of the process are included.
Output: 2
Statement: and now with all the rain everything is just gorgeous lush and green and beautiful and i hope that it holds out here after the summer Choices: 1. The grass,tree and shrubs are doing really well this year, thanks to all the rain we have been getting. 2. We are in the middle of a drought and the grass is brown. 3. With all of the rain we have had lately , everything is lush and green.
Output: 1
Statement: The Congress can play a key role in facilitating the information-sharing aspect of critical infrastructure protection, as it did regarding the Year 2000 computing challenge. Choices: 1. Congress cannot help share information for infrastructure protection. 2. Congress can help share information for infrastructure protection. 3. Congress can help share information for infrastructure protection for the EPA.
Output: 3
Statement: because i want to cut down all the the trees that they or the little shrubs that they have because some of them are like um they have the new uh green leaves i don't if it's getting green up there where you are uh but they're almost fully blossomed and but there are like sides of them where there're like whole dead uh portions of the shrubs Choices: 1. There is not a single tree or shrub near where I live. 2. Very soon, I will have to worry about the trees losing leaves. 3. The trees and shrubs where I live have started getting green.
Output: 2
Statement: It became a cabinet-level position in March 1989-the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Choices: 1. In march 1989 it became a cabinet level position.  2. The department of va does not receive enough recognition.  3. Sadly the position is not a cabinet one. 
Output: 2
Statement: you mean in the in the most recent conflict Choices: 1. You mean in the Gulf War? 2. You mean last Christmas? 3. You mean in the conflict that last happened?
Output: 1
Statement: oh i've got another call Choices: 1. I have another telephone call. 2. I have another call. 3. I have no more calls.
Output: 1
Statement: The first flash of fiction arrives without words. Choices: 1. The first flash of fiction from Stephen King comes with hand gestures. 2. The last flash of fission is the sun. 3. The first of fiction arrives with no words.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, the administrative approval of an employee's travel voucher (usually performed by the employee's supervisor) generally confirms the reasonableness of the claim and that the travel actually took place. Choices: 1. The administrative approval of an employee's travel voucher usually confirms that the reasonableness of the claim actually happened. 2. Not having administrative approval doesn't necessarily mean there is no reasonableness either. 3. An administrative approval tends to mean the claim is unreasonable,
Output: 2
Statement: These unfortunate circumstances threatened to relegate Las Vegas to the status of a small desert community that could no longer support its 3000 residents. Choices: 1. The residents had been living there for a long time. 2. The circumstances allowed Las Vegas to become an incredible booming economy. 3. Las Vegas was on the brink of becoming a small community unable to support the residents.
Output: 1
Statement: I guess, doc, I'd like your medical opinion on the plan I'm about to outline. Choices: 1. I could really use you professional expertise on this plan of mine. 2. I think I would like you professional advice on the scheme I have. 3. I don't need your comment on the plan I am about to outline.
Output: 1
Statement: that's kind of how we feel about it we can't you know there's there's there's things that uh the only thing that is forever is the earth well we hope it's forever yeah and uh and you know therefore Choices: 1. Nothing will last forever.  2. It will go on and on.  3. Nothing last forever, though we hope the earth does. 
Output: 1
Statement: Station IX (Jesus falls a third time): Jesus's third fall under the weight of the croseis legend, and therefore the exact location is disputed. Choices: 1. Jesus fell three times at different locations. 2. Station IX is where Jesus first fell. 3. Jesus could not carry the croseis since it was heavy.
Output: 3
Statement: Building on the policies of the moderate scenario, the CEF advanced scenario assumes a doubling of cost-shared R&amp;D investments, resulting in an increased spending of $2. Choices: 1. The CEF advanced scenario assumes a doubling of cost-shared R&D investments, resulting in an increased spending of $2, building on the policies of the moderate scenario. 2. The R&D investments were stopped completely, due to the shortage of qualified professionals. 3. The CEF's moderate scenario assumed a steady cost of cost-shared R&D investments, resulting in no increased spending.
Output: 3
Statement: Anthony Quinn performs the syrtaki dance (in fact an amalgam of several different traditional dances), to the sound of the bouzoeki, a stringed guitar-type instrument that produces melodic, slightly metallic sounds. Choices: 1. Dance is not allowed locally. 2. The metallic sounds of the bouzoeki are rather delightful. 3. The bouzoeki is a stringed guitar-type instrument.
Output: 2
Statement: It's not our job to police the whole world , says the realist. Choices: 1. He feels that the US needs to worry about just the US. 2. The realist things the US should continue to be the world police. 3. The realist feels that individual nations should police themselves.
Output: 1
Statement: They had also had orders respecting Tuppence. Choices: 1. Their orders also involved Tuppence. 2. Tuppence was considered a great threat. 3. They didn't account for Tuppence.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah did i did we push Choices: 1. We did exert ourselves quite a bit last night huh? 2. No, we pulled and did nothing pushy. 3. I want to know if we exerted ourselves.
Output: 1
Statement: Amore egregious case is that of an adventurous and quite brilliant young woman. Choices: 1. The case is that of a young dumb man. 2. The case is that of a young woman. 3. An adventurous and quite brilliant young woman could have cancer.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1994, it spiked Michael Isikoff's Paula Jones reporting, so he left for Newsweek , where he has led the Flytrap story. Choices: 1. Due to stresses of the Paula Jones story in 1994, Michael Isikoff left Newsweek. 2. Michael Isikoff left Newsweek to head up the Flytrap story. 3. Michael Isikoff left Flytrap in 1994 to lead the Paula Jones story.
Output: 1
Statement: It's a testimony to his energy that when editors questioned his hacker piece, he erected a Web site to prove the existence of a nonexistent software company. Choices: 1. It's a testimony to how much energy he has, since he made a whole site just to deal with the questions. 2. It's a testimony to how little energy he has, since he made a whole site just to deal with the questions. 3. It's a testimony to how much passion he has, since he made a whole site just to deal with the questions.
Output: 3
Statement: A few doors down is the charming Mansion House, official residence of the mayor of Dublin since 1715. Choices: 1. Mansion House has undergone renovations and improvements since it was first built. 2. Mansion house is only a few doors down. 3. The mayor hasn't lived in Mansion House since 1990.
Output: 1
Statement: Is this reasonable caution or self-important delight in martial law? Choices: 1. I can tell you hate martial law. 2. Are you delighting in martial law? 3. Are you delighting in the world falling apart?
Output: 3
Statement: No one need sit up.  Choices: 1. Sit up. 2. Don't sit up.  3. The door was unlocked.
Output: 3
Statement: Large common living room available with satellite TV. Choices: 1. The living room has a big screen tv that get 200 channels.  2. The living room has no tv. 3. The living room has satellite TV.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah ooh i wish i could do that Choices: 1. I am envious. 2. I feel I do not have many talents. 3. I don't consider that to be very interesting, and I never want to try to do it myself.
Output: 2
Statement: Lastly, some of the increased market value of households' stock holdings may stem from the use of businesses' retained earnings for investment, which is already reflected in NIPA saving and investment. Choices: 1. The market value increasing for household stocks might be linked to businesses keeping their earnings and investing them. 2. The market value increasing for household stocks might be linked to businesses keeping their earnings and investing them back into the company. 3. The market value increasing for household stocks might be linked to businesses spending their earnings rather than investing them.
Output: 2
Statement: Not forgetting the men, the city of Kanchipuram also produces superb silk ties. Choices: 1. Impressive silk ties are also produced there for the men. 2. The ties come in all colors and patterns. 3. The markets only have goods targeted at women.
Output: 2
Statement: Most tourists won't want to take time on a limited vacation to visit these island dependencies of Guadeloupe. Choices: 1. The tourism there died down in the 1980s when several tourists were kidnapped. 2. The majority of tourists take their time here and leave talking about it for months. 3. Usually tourists don't take the time if they are on a limited vacation.
Output: 1
Statement: Give It Up, David Choices: 1. Stop trying because you are inadequate, David. 2. Keep going, David. 3. Quit, David.
Output: 1
Statement: It's true that some of his later work sounded like the desperate effort of an aging star to sell records to rock fans. Choices: 1. His later work resembled some of the first pieces he ever put out. 2. John Lennon's later work sounded like that of an aging star. 3. His later work sounded like that of an aging star.
Output: 2
Statement: It's the land of good duck and goose, of fine Bordeaux wines. Choices: 1. It's a land with fine fowl and Bordeaux wines. 2. It's a land of good pig and coffee. 3. France is a land with delicious fowl and exceptional wines.
Output: 3
Statement: Accordingly, NHTSA concluded that the only legally permissible alternative was to establish the model year 1998 standard at 20. Choices: 1. The NHTSA concluded that the only legally permissible altertive was to establish the model year standard at 21. 2. NHTSA concluded the only legally acceptable option was to set the model year 1998 standard at 20. 3. The NHTSA had many non-legal alternatives to set the model year standard at.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, specific principles may be investigated more deeply and strategies for implementing a principle, such as developing information technology human capital, may be proposed in more detail. Choices: 1. More detailed strategies may be proposed for implementing a principle. 2. It would be easy to develop a better strategy for developing information technology human capital. 3. It is not possible to investigate scientific principles more deeply.
Output: 2
Statement: In order to attenuate These concerns, it might be reasonable to place price caps on any de facto monopoly mail categories, particularly any used by small mailers with no alternatives. Choices: 1. Price caps are not necessary. 2. Small mailers have no alternatives. 3. Price caps may be useful to attenuate concerns.
Output: 2
Statement: The ease of Barrett's succession to CEO is the ultimate expression of this, of course. Choices: 1. Barrett did not work very hard to become CEO. 2. Barrett got a lot of help to become CEO. 3. It was almost impossible for Barrett to become CEO.
Output: 2
Statement: Supporting quality advocacy via video/teleconferencing, improved legal research and information gathering, improved supervision and expanded training opportunities through technology. Choices: 1. Most training opportunities will be offered on a remote basis via video. 2. A series of initiatives that will improve legal research and supervision and create training opportunities. 3. Closing down our legal research department and ending all video and teleconferencing.
Output: 1
Statement: 1 percent, the average nonfederal saving rate since 1998. Choices: 1. The average saving rate since 1998 is 1%. 2. The average saving rate since 1998 is 12%. 3. The average saving rate has risen each year to 1%.
Output: 3
Statement: For this and other reasons, AMIGA currently reports results only through the year 2015. Choices: 1. AMIGA reports only 2016 results because of reasons. 2. AMIGA reports only 2015 results because of reasons, said the article. 3. AMIGA reports only 2015 results because of reasons.
Output: 2
Statement: More specifically, it is based on the accrued cost of the major functions and their cost elasticities with respect to volume. Choices: 1. It is based on the cost of major functions and the cost elasticities. 2. It is based off the revenue from the volume. 3. The cost of the functions are affected drastically by the volume.
Output: 3
Statement: Julius was interested. Choices: 1. Julius was nosey and had to know.  2. Julius had been curious.  3. Julius was sneaking around and lying. 
Output: 1
Statement: In Visibility and Fine Particles, Transactions of an AWMA/EPA International Specialty Choices: 1. Invisible and Corse Particles, Thievery of an AWMA/FDA International Specialty. 2. Monetary Transactions of an AWMA/EPA International Specialty. 3. Within view and Fine Particles, Exchanges of an AWMA/EPA International Specialty.
Output: 2
Statement: you know or anything like that but it it's really bad here i mean to me it is it seems like people just don't care anymore they say huh well it don't make any difference you know one crook is as good as the other one and they don't bother to listen to what any of them have to say Choices: 1. All the people that I talk to show interest in politics and believe that their vote will matter. 2. Most people I talk to do not show a lot of interest in voting or politics. 3. It seems that a lot of people do not care anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: And not just phone and address data. Choices: 1. Just an address and phone number was not enough for the task at hand. 2. All of the information was verified before it was added to the file. 3. The phone number is the only information that was needed.
Output: 2
Statement: A motorway (autoroute) gives access from the city and the airports, Charles-de-Gaulle and Orly. Choices: 1. The Orly airport is busier than Charles-de-Gaulle. 2. One cannot get access from the Charles-de-Gaulle airport from a motorway. 3. There is an autoroute that gives access from an airport.
Output: 1
Statement: all back and forth and around yeah because they're going be they'll grow now from now until the about middle of June then i'll have all the onions and they'll be out and then i'll put in some flowers Choices: 1. The onions will grow all season. 2. The onions will grown until about June and then I will plant flowers. 3. The onions will grown until about June and then I will plant flowers and tomatoes.
Output: 3
Statement: the Turkish Van sort of sits off by itself but they love to play and uh Choices: 1. The Van is mostly by itself. 2. They love to play with them, they get their social out of it. 3. The Turkish Van is always in the center.
Output: 2
Statement: As of a few weeks ago, the committee had issued no subpoenas, interviewed no witnesses, and held no hearings. Choices: 1. The committee has finished it's report. 2. The committee was worthless and not doing it's job. 3. The committee hadn't done anything yet.
Output: 2
Statement: I shall keep my eye on our clever Dr.  Choices: 1. The doctor is free from suspicion.  2. The doctor deserves to be watched.  3. I will keep an eye on the doctor. 
Output: 2
Statement: that that that must be the rationale for for where it comes from United States Choices: 1. The must be the rationale. 2. That must be the rationale the people in the USA have. 3. That isn't the rationale the people in the USA have.
Output: 2
Statement: With best wishes, Choices: 1. With the worst wishes. 2. The wishes are for a happy birthday. 3. The best of wishes are included.
Output: 2
Statement: He shampooed his unkempt head vigorously and allowed himself to forget all worries, wallowing in the sheer joy of being really clean again. Choices: 1. Before shampooing his hair, he didn't feel really clean.  2. He wallowed in the sheer joy of being really clean, a feeling he hadn't felt in months. 3. He dipped his clean shiny hair in the mud, relishing the dirt. 
Output: 2
Statement: As in the case of slavery and the Holocaust, alongside which the famine will be taught, there must be a culprit. Choices: 1. The famine will be taught alongside slavery and the Holocaust.  2. The famine will be taught alongside slavery, the Holocaust, and other cases of human suffering.  3. There is no need for a culprit in studying the cases of slavery or the Holocaust. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that's true that's very true Choices: 1. That is correct. 2. I agree with that. 3. That's false.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, it isn't that, gasped Tuppence with an almost hysterical laugh. Choices: 1. Tuppence wasn't laughing at their appearance. 2. Tuppence was able to keep a straight face as she replied. 3. Tuppence laughed almost uncontrollably.
Output: 1
Statement: A competitive, intellectual upbringing made them obnoxious, passionate, smart, and fabulously successful. Choices: 1. They are all stupid and unsuccessful. 2. They remain competitive in their nature. 3. They are an obnoxious bunch of people.
Output: 2
Statement: i like water i'm not scared of it but i couldn't i guess i could swim across the pool but i'm no swimmer per se Choices: 1. I like the water, but I"m not a great swimmer, so I have to wear a life vest. 2. I like the water, but I"m not a great swimmer. 3. I hate going in the water!
Output: 1
Statement: Isn't it inconsistent to prefer both a well-informed electorate and an ignorant jury? Choices: 1. People hate when the electorate is stupid. 2. Some people like when the electorate is stupid. 3. Republicans like when the electorate is stupid.
Output: 3
Statement: Judging by the avid way the other slaves were gulping it down, each one of them had been exposed to it before. Choices: 1. The other slaves were asking for more of it. 2. He saw that the other slaves were eager to drink it. 3. The other slaves did not even want to look at it.
Output: 1
Statement: The house is hugely enjoyable, with its intricate layout, 18th-century furniture, chinoiserie, children's toys, and and views of the grounds and distant mountains, particularly from the airy turret rooms. Choices: 1. The house is empty. 2. The hosue is beautifully maintained. 3. The house takes four hours to explore.
Output: 3
Statement: It's too much to do this and the Israel Museum in a day, but students of Middle Eastern history should definitely return. Choices: 1. It isn't possible to see everything in both sites in one day. 2. One could see everything in both sites before lunch. 3. The two sites have special significance to those interested in Middle Eastern history.
Output: 3
Statement: Section 712(1) authorizes GAO to investigate all matters related to the receipt, disbursement, and use of public money, and there is no doubt that public money was used to fund the activities of the NEPDG. Choices: 1. NEPDG is innocent of any and all accusations.  2. Public money was used to fund the NEPDG. 3. GAO is authorized as the only body able to pass judgement.
Output: 3
Statement: Not far away is Pointe Milou, a wild, breathtaking headland from which on a clear day you can count nine isles or rocks in the sea. Choices: 1. The islands are about two miles off the coast. 2. There is a headland that sometimes has a view of the rocks in the sea. 3. The islands too far to see from the headland.
Output: 1
Statement: Should have remembered it if it was." Choices: 1. If he had left the stove on at home he is sure he would have remembered. 2. If it was he should have remembered it. 3. He was glad that he had forgotten that particular detail.
Output: 1
Statement: Wishes Shovel Best Choices: 1. Jeremy wished the shovel its best. 2. Wishes tractor best. 3. The shovel has been wished the best.
Output: 1
Statement: But you do not know, inspector, how I have been persecuted and maligned. And he shot a baleful glance at Evelyn Howard.  Choices: 1. Inglethorp sent Miss Howard out the room and spoke forcefully to the inspector.  2. Inglethorp whined to Inspector Japp, insinuating that Evelyn Howard had maligned him.  3. I suspected that Inglethorp was afraid of Miss Howard's tongue.
Output: 3
Statement: Try to get there early, as tours sell out quickly on busy days. Choices: 1. You should get there early in the morning as tours sell out quickly.   2. By 11 AM, most tours are sold out.   3. You do not need to worry about tours being sold out.  
Output: 2
Statement: 80 HK for a super-value meal and $6 HK for each Snoopy toy McDonald's sells. Choices: 1. Super-value meals are more expensive than McDonald's toys. 2. Snoopy is not available for purchase from McDonald's. 3. McDonald's is also selling other Peanut character toys.
Output: 3
Statement: The ultimate effectiveness of the new department will be dependent on successfully addressing implementation and transition issues. Choices: 1. The effectiveness of the new department will be dependent how well minced beef sales are across the US. 2. The effectiveness of the new department will be dependent on successfully addressing implementation and transition issues. 3. The effectiveness of the new department won't be dependent on successfully addressing implementation and transition issues.
Output: 1
Statement: for for local news i think we do real well where it's we live in a kind of small town but i think we get excellent local coverage um and i like the national news that we see we we watch NBC and i think they do a real good job so i'm i've been real pleased with the quality of the news we get how about you Choices: 1. The local coverage in our small town is excellent, while the national news that we see is pretty good too. 2. I'm fairly happy with both the national news I watch on Fox news, as well as the local stuff. 3. Many people find that NBC does quality TV news.
Output: 3
Statement: A 19th-century Franciscan oratory is now on the site. Choices: 1. The site is empty now, covered by a grassy field. 2. Monks still live in this oratory. 3. The site is now occupied by a Franciscan oratory from the 19th century.
Output: 2
Statement: Interestingly, if the page simply provides a hyperlink to the image in question, the law becomes even murkier. Choices: 1. There is much uncertainty regarding the law when the page only provides a hyperlink to the image in question. 2. In addition to a hyperlink to an image, if there is text accompanying the image then the law is extremely murky.  3. The law is extremely clear when there is just a hyperlink to the image in question.
Output: 2
Statement: Exquisite stone carving, wood turning, copper/brasswork, and ceramic tiling are the main features of Islamic architecture and the period buildings, mosques (Islamic places of worship), madrasas (Islamic religious schools), khans and bayts (private homes) are very impressive. Choices: 1. Islamic architecture has lots of marble pillars. 2. Only ceramic tiling is used in both Islamic architecture and the period buildings. 3. The main features of Islamic architecture involves a wide variety of materials.
Output: 1
Statement: Further, we discussed our findings with our Executive Council on Information Management and Technology, a group of executives with extensive experience in information technology management who advise us on major information management issues affecting federal agencies. Choices: 1. There are no issues affecting federal agencies. 2. There are too many issues affecting federal agencies. 3. There are issues affecting federal agencies.
Output: 2
Statement: yes now that there there's some wonderful Christian music when you can find good stations uh the problem problem that i found um in this area is that the Choices: 1. There is bad Christian music on some stations. 2. There isn't any good christian music.  3. When you can find good stations you can find some good Christian music.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the men shouted but the man with the donkey didn't hear. Choices: 1. The man with the donkey didn't hear what the other man was shouting. 2. The other man heard the man making fun of the donkey. 3. The man was making fun of the donkey.
Output: 3
Statement: JOHN EIDLEMAN, Program Specialist for the Legal Services Corporation; LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION; JOHN MCKAY, President of the Legal Services Corporation, Choices: 1. John Eidleman is not affiliated with the legal services corporation. 2. John Eidleman is a program specialist for the legal services corporation. 3. John Eidleman has been a program specialist for fifteen years.
Output: 3
Statement: 9 million more in FY 2000 than it collected, an increase of $59. Choices: 1. The collections were increased in 2001. 2. The increase in 2000 was $59. 3. There were only 1 million more in 2000 than it collected.
Output: 1
Statement: However, any available documented evidence supporting this explanation must be provided simultaneously to allow for verification if it materially affects the content of the report. Choices: 1. There is no available documented evidence.  2. Any available documented evidence supporting this explanation must be provided as to allow for verification. 3. The document is written and approved by the Governor General.
Output: 3
Statement: He is a breath of fresh air. Choices: 1. He is a good listener. 2. He is such a refreshing person. 3. He is a pain to be around.
Output: 1
Statement: Enter the Shoguns Choices: 1. The Shoguns left. 2. the Shoguns entered. 3. The Shoguns were moving quickly.
Output: 3
Statement: National saving also would be affected by how households and businesses respond to individual accounts. Choices: 1. Businesses would respond to individual accounts differently depending on national savings. 2. Businesses and households response to individual accounts would be unaffected by national savings. 3. High national savings would make household response to individual accounts more positive.
Output: 3
Statement: Higher up, the stairs become much steeper and are lined with stone statues of animals and birds. Choices: 1. The stairs not steep and there are glass figures every other step. 2. Up near the top of the steep stairs there are stone animal statues. 3. There are stone statues of bird and animals on the steep stairs. They have been there for over 300 years.
Output: 3
Statement: New resorts offer attractions and amenities modeled after those available in top resort cities worldwide, including luxurious spas, signature restaurants, and exclusive boutiques. Choices: 1. New resorts have cheap and underwhelming amenities. 2. New resorts are popular due to their many luxurious amenities. 3. Newly built resorts offer many luxurious amenities.
Output: 2
Statement: Just a tool. Choices: 1. Something we could use. 2. Only a tool. 3. Not even a tool.
Output: 1
Statement: grounded in science and factual analysis, they should be based, as well, on the needs and expectations of the nation's citizens. Choices: 1. We take into account our citizen's needs and expectations. 2. The nation's citizens and their needs are held to high regard. 3. The needs of the citizens do not concern us.
Output: 1
Statement: yes absolutely Choices: 1. yes, for sure 2. no, no way 3. without a doubt
Output: 3
Statement: APHIS states that these estimates are dependent on both the amount of fresh pork imported and on consumer reaction to the Mexican pork products. Choices: 1. According to APHIS, the estimates also relies upon consumer satisfaction level on Mexican pork products. 2. Fresh pork products are favorable among Mexicans. 3. The estimates neglect the quantity of imported fresh pork.
Output: 2
Statement: so we have two massive dogs go through lots of dog food Choices: 1. We have lots of dog food but it's hard to keep up when you have two huge dogs running about. 2. We can't keep in dog food in the house because we have two massive dogs running about. 3. We have two small dogs running about so our dog food tends to go down slowly.
Output: 1
Statement: they're not so sad country all the time they're just kind of sweet sometimes you know i mean they're not the the typical country where they're just you know my wife left me my dog left me you know Choices: 1. Country isn't always sad, sometimes the songs are sweet.  2. Country music isn't always typical. 3. Country music is sad all the time. 
Output: 2
Statement: The island has a checkered past of smuggling and pira cy. Choices: 1. Pirates have frequented the waters around the island as recently as 5 years ago. 2. Smuggling and piracy used to occur in close proximity to the island. 3. The island is unique in having a history free of piracy.
Output: 1
Statement: You can't be overly literal. Choices: 1. You ought to take every word as it is - with no deeper meaning. 2. You cannot take every word at face value. 3. You need to read between the lines of things.
Output: 3
Statement: Bill Barnes  The product I reviewed was IBM ViaVoice. Choices: 1. I only learned a minute ago that IBM has something called ViaVoice. 2. I had an experience with IBM ViaVoice. 3. I think I would give IBM ViaVoice four stars.
Output: 3
Statement:  "Well, it isn't all I have to say! Choices: 1. That isn't all I have to say about robotics. 2. I have more to say. 3. That is all I have to say on the matter.
Output: 1
Statement: In America anything that can happen,  Strangers kidnap children; mathematicians become terrorists; executives find themselves flipping hamburgers. Choices: 1. Due to economic instability, sometimes executives flip hamburgers. 2. In America, you'll never see an executive flipping hamburgers. 3. In America, executives sometimes find themselves flipping hamburgers.
Output: 1
Statement: The hole was cut in 1492 by Lord Kildare so he could reassure his archenemy Lord Ormonde, who was under siege in the chapter house, of his friendly intentions. Choices: 1. Lord Ormonde, was under siege in the rectory. 2. Lord Ormonde was under siege in 1492. 3. Lord Kildare sent gifts to Lord Ormonde.
Output: 3
Statement: Between 1789 and 1815 the chapel served variously as a flour warehouse, a clubhouse for high-ranking dandies, and finally as an archive for Bonaparte's Consulate. Choices: 1. The chapel was only used for worship. 2. The chapel is sought out by many different people. 3. The chapel was a flour warehouse.
Output: 2
Statement: To the east is St. Ann's Bay, birthplace of the black activist Marcus Garvey. Choices: 1. Not far from here is the birthplace of a famous black activist by the name of Marcus Garvey. 2. St. Anne's Bay is the birthplace of Marcus Garvey. 3. To the west is St. Nepal, birthplace of Madonna.
Output: 1
Statement: He became tiny, and his lovely skin was the envy of all ladies of documented aristocratic pedigree. Choices: 1. He was a very large man and had pimples that made his skin look disgusting.  2. The man had lost over 100 pounds of body fat.  3. He got very small and his skin was lovely. 
Output: 2
Statement: It includes 12 competencies that our employees overwhelmingly validated as the keys to meaningful performance at GAO. Choices: 1. GAO has performance data and standards to uphold. 2. It includes 12 competencies that our employees were unable to validate. 3. The GAO has numerous keys that is holds as meaningful.
Output: 3
Statement: hm  so i guess we've kind of neglected Latin America Choices: 1. The drug trade there is still quite strong. 2. Latin America is dominating our headlines. 3. We have not paid much attention to Latin America.
Output: 1
Statement: uh to see the other cultures or you know and some of that but Choices: 1. To see my own culture. 2. To experience foreign cultures. 3. To see Asian cultures.
Output: 3
Statement: You can hide there and take shelter. Choices: 1. You can hide in the cave and take shelter. 2. You can take shelter and hide there. 3. You can't hide there nor can you take shelter.
Output: 1
Statement: But there are almost no scenes of Wallace calling for law and order, or railing against excessive government and pointy-head intellectuals. Choices: 1. Wallace had many scenes calling for justice. 2. Wallace didn't have many scenes calling for justice. 3. Wallace didn't think more law and order was necessary.
Output: 3
Statement: the Buick was was great it was nine years old and and it was still going strong the only Choices: 1. Even after nine years, the Buick was still going strong.  2. It's too bad I crashed the Buick, it was running so well even after nine years.  3. That Buick was awful, it was clearly a lemon right off the bat. 
Output: 2
Statement: the interesting thing about it is is that from a uh uh an economy standpoint or in economics i i thinks it's i think it's poor poor uh economics to to carry all that consumer debt at least from a tax standpoint so Choices: 1. I don't think the consumer debt is placed upon poor economics. 2. I think it's unfortunate where the consumer debt ends up. 3. From a tax standpoint, I think poor economics carries the consumer debt.
Output: 2
Statement: and we've also had extremely strong winds fifteen to twenty miles an hour for the day Choices: 1. We've had strong winds that blew down some trees. 2. The winds were very gentle today. 3. We've had strong winds.
Output: 1
Statement: The major phases of the implementation schedule are discussed below. Choices: 1. The schedule will be implemented in phases described here. 2. The schedule will be implemented in its entirely at one time. 3. There will be six major phases and three minor phases.
Output: 3
Statement: You did serve them, Fowler?" Choices: 1. Fowler was being asked if he served them. 2. Fowler was being asked if he punched them. 3. Fowler was being asked if he served them because he may have forgotten to do so.
Output: 3
Statement: They wouldn't do it with just any woman. Choices: 1. They couldn't talk to most women. 2. They were very selective in the women they chose. 3. They were easygoing and available to all women.
Output: 1