niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: I was faced with either standing guard over the clothing and shooing away would-be thieves, or picking as my test candidates attire that was a natural people repellent. Choices: 1. There were no decisions to be made, I was obliged to wear the test candidates attire. 2. If I was standing guard over the clothing, the thieves would manage to steal everything from me. 3. People were repelled by the test candidates attire.
Output: 2
Statement: Only some wall fragments remain of the former Etruscan stronghold in Fiesole itself, but there are extensive Roman ruins, including a well-preserved amphitheater dating to 100 b.c. ' still in use for summertime festivals which seats 2,500 spectators. Choices: 1. There are only a few fragments of the walls of the Etruscan stronghold remaining. 2. The Roman amphitheatre is in much better condition and is much more popular than the Etruscan stronghold. 3. The amphitheatre has been used every Summer since 100 b.c.
Output: 2
Statement: This was-and remains-an enormous challenge. Choices: 1. Conducting a flawless office fire drill is an enormous challenge. 2. This is a very significant difficulty that has not be corrected. 3. This used to be a challenge but now it is very easy to accomplish.
Output: 1
Statement: And players like Marco Etcheverry, Carlos Valderrama, Jaime Moreno, Preki, and Eric Wynalda would be thrilling in any league. Choices: 1. Marco Etcheverry is a player. 2. Marco Etcheverry plays soccer. 3. Marco Etcheverry would be boring in any league.
Output: 2
Statement: okay uh what type of uh utilizations do you make of it word processing obviously Choices: 1. How do you use a computer? 2. How do you use word processing tools? 3. Do you make papers with word processing tools?
Output: 3
Statement: Attestation engagements can cover a broad range of financial or nonfinancial objectives and can be part of a financial audit or other type of audit. Choices: 1. Items added to the ledger originated in an alternative dimension. 2. This type of verification can be requested by auditee or auditor. 3. Certification can be expected for a variety of items.
Output: 2
Statement: His America is conflict-free. Choices: 1. America is conflict-free with him. 2. He wanted America to be filled with conflict.  3. He desired America to be free of conflict. 
Output: 3
Statement: When 1,397-m (4,584-ft) Mount Pelee began belching smoke and cinders far above Saint-Pierre in late April, which it had done harmlessly before, authorities professed no concern. Choices: 1. Mount Pelee was not a very dangerous volcano.   2. When Mount Pelee started to erupt in April, authorities were not concerned.   3. The authorities were very concerned when Mount Pelee started to erupt in April.  
Output: 1
Statement: GAO is uniquely positioned to help the Congress examine what government does and how government does business-by attacking known areas of fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement; reassessing how government provides services; improving the performance and accountability of government agencies; and preparing for the government's longterm challenges. Choices: 1. The GAO can help Congress examine how the government does business.   2. The GAO can help Congress evaluate the laws of the land.   3. The GAO may not offer any assistance to Congress at all.  
Output: 2
Statement: Even Yoffe's example of Julie Steele backfires on her. Choices: 1. Yoffe's example worked very well in her favor. 2. Yoffe didn't take it very well when her Steele example backfired. 3. Unfortunately, Yoffe's example of Steele worked against her.
Output: 2
Statement: OK, never mind. Choices: 1. Ok, forget about it. 2. It's not okay, you should always mind. 3. That makes more sense to me than whatever I had in mind.
Output: 3
Statement: no there are two and they're pretty close uh the one that i picked is more similar in format to the newspaper i grew up near Houston and there are two major newspapers there that run pretty much neck and neck Choices: 1. I chose a newspaper that I grew up with while in Communist China. 2. The newspaper that I had chosen could be the Houston Chronicles. 3. I've picked a similar newspaper to the one that I grew up with near Houston.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan did not know the world. Choices: 1. Ca'daan didn't know what was in the world. 2. Ca'daan didn't know where he lived. 3. Ca'daan knew everything about geography.
Output: 2
Statement: Chatterbox is a first for  a totally live, seven-days-a-week feature. Choices: 1. Chatterbox is only available Monday through Friday. 2. Chatterbox is live, seven days a week. 3. Chatterbox is live 24 hours a day and will be available worldwide soon.
Output: 3
Statement: These changes were also submitted to OMB for approval. Choices: 1. The OMB can approve these changes. 2. These changes were so useless that they weren't mentioned anymore. 3. It takes some time to get these changes approved.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh God, get me a drink with some alcohol in it...' Choices: 1. Will you get me a glass of water.  2. I need to have an alcoholic beverage.  3. Please get me a beer to drink. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well i don't know i told my husband i said you go out some to work on the car it's not worth getting all mad and fighting and hollering at each other when it goes wrong i says you go pay to have someone do it Choices: 1. My husband likes to try and fix cars but it never turns out well.  2. I said to my husband it is no use and not worth yelling at each other when it goes wrong and to just get it professionally done.  3. I told my husband it would be fine if you go try and fix it. 
Output: 1
Statement: Today, ruins of the Taira clan's dwellings are still visible, and Yashimaji temple houses relics of the battles. Choices: 1. There are still ruins of Taira clan's dwellings. 2. The battles were rough and left lots of ruins behind. 3. All the ruins from the dwellings disappeared after the 18th century.
Output: 2
Statement: Half of them die within five years of diagnosis. Choices: 1. All of the die within two years of their diagnosis. 2. Some of them live a full life after being diagnosed. 3. Fifty percent of them die within five years after they receive a diagnosis.
Output: 2
Statement: There is some trouble? Bartolomé shifted from one foot to the other, his spurs ringing. Choices: 1. There is a man named Bruce. 2. There is a man named Bartolome. 3. There is a man named Bartolome and he was in trouble.
Output: 3
Statement: reductions needed to restore solvency. Choices: 1. Increases could be made while remaining solvent. 2. Solvency required reductions to be restored. 3. The reductions would allow the agency to continue operation.
Output: 3
Statement: National saving would be inadequate to finance even the investment necessary to maintain the nation's capital stock. Choices: 1. National saving would be adequate to finance in every case. 2. National saving would be inadequate to finance in every case, said the director. 3. National saving would be inadequate to finance in every case.
Output: 2
Statement: But the Venetians' empire declined as they lost their taste for the adventure of commerce in favor of the safety of their landholdings. Choices: 1. The Venetians' empire flourished after its loss of taste for commerce. 2. The Venetian empire was in decline. 3. Loss of taste for adventure of commerce caused the decline of the Venetians' empire.
Output: 3
Statement: The bronze La Giraldilla weather vane on one of the fort's towers depicting a woman scanning the seas for her lost husband, an early Cuban governor has been adopted as the symbol of the city and of Havana Club rum. Choices: 1. La Giraldilla is a bronze weather vane was designed by a famous Cuban artist. 2. La Giraldilla is a bronze weather vane and it is on one of the fort's towers. 3. La Giraldilla is a gold weather vane.
Output: 1
Statement: and growing maybe tomatoes or flowers like right now it would be beautiful in in Maryland you know daffodils are just all blooming so it would be really pretty Choices: 1. I live in Maryland. 2. There are no flowers blooming in Maryland right now. 3. The daffodils are blooming in Maryland right now.
Output: 1
Statement: Selana had fallen in love with him as he rebuilt the town and helped clear the collapsed mines. Choices: 1. Selena thought he had saved her. 2. Selena loved what he had done. 3. Selena hated him.
Output: 1
Statement: does that mean you're you're you're in uh uh New Hampshire what Choices: 1. Are you in New Hampshire? 2. Are you located in New York? 3. given what you said, that would place you in New Hampshire?
Output: 3
Statement: but uh since there is much that needs to be done here Choices: 1. There's a lot that needs to get done regarding the new class schedule.  2. There isn't anything that needs to be done.  3. There's a lot that needs to happen here. 
Output: 1
Statement: They are all busily battering at Mrs. Inglethorp's door.  Choices: 1. Mrs. Inglethorp's door is being battered by several people. 2. There is no one at Mrs. Inglethorp's door. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp is not in her room because she is buying milk.
Output: 3
Statement: This estimate of 10 GWe of scrubber retrofits by 2005 was determined from the difference between the boilermaker labor hours available from the boilermaker membership working in the electric utility industry and the labor hours needed to complete control technology retrofits and other electric utility projects. Choices: 1. This estimate of 300 F-16 fighter jets by 2005 was determined by the difference in effectiveness with countries who use these jets and ones that attack with Apaches. 2. The estimates were able to save the company three hundred thousand dollars. 3. The estimate for the scrubber retrofits was made with the difference in labor hours available and labor hours needed.
Output: 2
Statement: so yes i am i am a long time TIer Choices: 1. I'm a long time tier.  2. I'm a short time tier.  3. I've been going there a very long time. 
Output: 3
Statement: The agency's work reflects integrity because it is professional, objective, factbased, nonpartisan, nonideological, fair and balanced. Choices: 1. The agency's work costs a lot of money.   2. The agency is very crooked and its work reflects this.   3. The agency's work is ethical, professional and fair.  
Output: 1
Statement: Beyond this is the King's Closet, where only his intimate entourage would be admitted for evenings of drinking and card games. Choices: 1. Lots of people were invited to the King's Closet. 2. The King's Closet was a place to play cards and drink. 3. Most people could gain entry to the King's Closet.
Output: 1
Statement: Techniques for Improving FGD System Performance to Achieve Ultra-High SO2 Removal Efficiencies, In the Proceedings of the U.S. Choices: 1. FGD system performance can be improved and remove 90% of SO2. 2. FGD system performance can be improved. 3. FGD system performance cannot be improved.
Output: 1
Statement: They can make for very interesting reading, but to get them you have to go in person to a little office in the Capitol. Choices: 1. You can request the reading materials online. 2. The reading material can only be obtained in person. 3. The little office is staffed sparsely.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i don't think i uh i would have to say i probably didn't get to spend as much time as i would have liked to either uh however i did you know uh early on i was in the retail business and i worked late hours so i saw less of them then but then when i changed over and got into electronics industry i uh Choices: 1. I saw less of them when I was working in retail because of the late hours.  2. I got to see moe of them when I changed over into the electronics industry. 3. I worked in the electronics industry before I was ever in the retail business.
Output: 2
Statement: First, is the reigning matron of honor moving to Bangladesh? Choices: 1. Is the current reigning matron of honor leaving America for Bangladesh? 2. Am I moving to Kentucky? 3. Is the matron of honor moving to Bangladesh?
Output: 1
Statement: Dated in Tennessee for a prisoner of war June, 1865. Choices: 1. Dated in Tennessee was a new doctor to take care of the town.  2. A POW was expected in Tennessee June 1865. 3. The prisoner was coming from Britain.
Output: 3
Statement: Gerald Murphy's Razor (1924) is alert to consumerist art during the 1920s, the so-called golden age of advertising. Choices: 1. Razor was a great ad-man during the 1920s because he appealed to the consumer. 2. Razor was well aware of the consumerist art of advertising in the 1920s. 3. Many people believe that the advertising in the 1920s was no good.
Output: 1
Statement: Now, Mr. Hersheimmer, perhaps you will be so kind as to come to the point? Choices: 1. It would be great if Mr. Hersheimmer would come to the point. 2. Mr. Hersheimmer was just drunk and there was no point to his ramblings. 3. Everyone wished that Mr. Hersheimmer would show a bit more tact with his questions.
Output: 2
Statement: well i haven't counted i i would have guessed eight even but you might be right i don't have any idea Choices: 1. It may be about eight, but I'm not really sure.  2. I don't know what the final number would be.  3. It is definitely seven. 
Output: 2
Statement: The surprising fact that pops up in almost every Gen Y story is a survey in which teens named parents as their favorite role models. Choices: 1. Few teens say their parents are role models. 2. Most teens say their parents are role models. 3. 90% of teens say their parents are role models.
Output: 3
Statement: The EPA received 80 written comments and six oral presentations were made at a public hearing held by EPA. Choices: 1. Six oral presentations were made at a public hearing. 2. No public feedback was received by the EPA regarding this issue. 3. The written comments were the result of a middle school civics class assignment.
Output: 3
Statement: Two split logs studded with large nails would work nicely. Choices: 1. The two split logs have no use. 2. The two split logs studded with large nails would make for great weapons. 3. The two split logs covered with large nails would work nicely in this situation.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1988, she began to practice immigration and nationality law at the firm of Fragomen, Del Rey  and  Bernsen, P.C. Choices: 1. She began practicing law many years ago. 2. She began practicing immigration law in 2011. 3. She started practicing immigration law in the late 1980s.
Output: 1
Statement: After conducting work at a field location, to the extent appropriate, GAO staff will hold a closeout meeting with agency officials who are responsible for the operations of the field location and have oversight for issues related to the work's objectives. Choices: 1. GAO staff will hold a closeout meeting with agency officials who are responsible for the operations of the field location. 2. GAO staff will not be inviting agency officials to the meeting. 3. GAO staff will hold a closeout meeting with over fifty agency officials.
Output: 3
Statement: It's hard to recall a more chilling stretch in modern movies than the one before the last big battle, when the American soldiers, surrounded by the debris of a devastated town, listen to the echoey, piped-in strains of an Edith Piaf recording--and then hear the first low rumbles of approaching German tanks, each man alone in the shared knowledge that this foreign music will likely be the last they'll hear. Choices: 1. The German soldiers heard the rumble of American tanks coming towards them. 2. The scene just before the last big battle between the Americans and the Germans was especially chilling. 3. It is hard to watch the soldiers listen to the music and wonder if it is the last thing they will hear.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh right right i agree well i think we've we've gotten our five five minutes or six or seven or whatever so Choices: 1. Yes I agree, we have received our five or six minutes. 2. That's what we paid for after all. 3. We only got 1 minute, what are you talking about.
Output: 2
Statement: The guided tour commences with the State Apartments on the south side of the building. Choices: 1. The guided tour takes three hours to complete. 2. The tour finishes with the State Apartments on the north side of the building. 3. the State Apartments on the south side of the building are where the tour begins.
Output: 1
Statement: On the other hand, Fish never claimed to be right. Choices: 1. Fish claim to be right. 2. Fish are never right. 3. On the other side of the coin, Fish never claimed to be right.
Output: 2
Statement: it seems to do pretty good we've got some here that's really taken off Choices: 1. It seems to fair well, ours has been doing really well. 2. It does very well in these conditions. 3. Ours has been stunted for a while.
Output: 2
Statement: From Plaza del Caleo, the Gran V?­a continues downhill towards the Plaza de Espa??a through more shopping, strolling, and nightlife territory. Choices: 1. The Gran Va goes downhill towards the Plaza de Espaa. 2. The Gran Va goes uphill. 3. The Gran Va goes downhill towards the Plaza de Espaa, a crime ridden area.
Output: 3
Statement: Both cover packages are basically bullish on the stock market. Choices: 1. Both packages are highly valueable on the stock market.  2. The packages are pretty diverse.  3. Both cover packages are worthless on the stock market. 
Output: 2
Statement: And that's the inevitable next target for pro-life advocates. Choices: 1. Pro-life advocates will continue to fight for their cause. 2. Pro-life advocates have accepted the law of the land regarding abortion rights. 3. Pro-life advocates have selected their next target for attack. 
Output: 3
Statement: to confront questions as old as human civilization itself. Choices: 1. To answer ancient, age-old queries. 2. To address questions which will never be answered. 3. To ignore any question which has been around longer than one year.
Output: 2
Statement: At least Helms seems to have given provocation. Choices: 1. Helms finally stood up and gave provocation to the situation.  2. Provocation seems to have been given by Helms.  3. It seems Helms didn't even give provocation. 
Output: 1
Statement: Those surveyed worked in Weld County, the Arkansas Valley, the San Luis Valley and the Western Slope and took part in 30-minute interviews at farm-labor housing in those regions. Choices: 1. The people given the survey workedi n harsh and terrible conditions.. 2. The people surveyed refused to attend. 3. The individuals were questioned for 30 minutes for the meetings.
Output: 1
Statement: But to produce that would change Drew Kirby to Drew Rennie, and that he did not want to do. Choices: 1. The change would suck for all parties involved. 2. He wanted to change into Drew Rennie, so he produced that. 3. He did not want to change Drew Kirby to Drew Rennie.
Output: 1
Statement: Families with children might look for the gentlest incline of sand and the tiniest ripple of wavelets, while the snorkellers will probably be happier with a rocky coastline that attracts interesting sealife. Choices: 1. The coast caters to both families and snorkellers. 2. Jellyfishes and octopuses are both attracted by the rocky coastline. 3. There is no sealife around the rocky coastline.
Output: 2
Statement: Investment in research and development refers to those expenses incurred to support the search for new or refined knowledge and ideas and for the application or use of such knowledge and ideas for the development of new or improved products and processes with the expectation of maintaining or increasing national economic productive capacity or yielding other future benefits. Choices: 1. Investment in research and development refers to the expenses incurred to support the search for old knowledge and thoughts about the use of old knowledge. 2. Investing money often leads to new exciting products. 3. The investment expects the maintenance or increase in the national economic productivity and ideas for developing new products or improving upon products.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's neat my uh my husband was uh was a boy scout and he uh actually went very far in the boy scouts and he was in The Order of the Arrow and he absolutely um you know the earth is is part of him and he is part of it and i think that's a real important thing and we we enjoy going camping we haven't yet had them sleeping on the ground primarily because to them uh or to the five year old the two year old would freak out about it but she wouldn't quite get totally unnerved but the five year old still has a fear of spiders Choices: 1. We hate camping. 2. Camping is very important to us, although we use a motor home instead of a tent for now. 3. Camping has always been very important to my husband and we are teaching our children to love it too.
Output: 2
Statement: you ever thought about building a house Choices: 1. Have you thought of building a house?  2. There's lots of advantages to making your own home.  3. You hasvebt thought of building a house?
Output: 2
Statement: Barrio de Salamanca is the most attractive and exclusive of these, and Gran V?­a is the great turn-of-the-century avenue that connects east to west, old to new Madrid. Choices: 1. Barrio de Salamanca is extremely unattractive. 2. Barrio de Salamanca is exclusive due to its beauty. 3. Barrio de Salamanca is the best looking,
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that's that's an interesting uh interesting concept i hadn't thought about that how you you you know that that's right i guess  in a sense i guess the you know the idea is that uh the more people you have in the family the more allowances you need you know the more uh capability you need to uh to pay for food and clothing and stuff for them so the they give you more allowances more dependent allowances for that Choices: 1. The more family members there are, the more allowances they need 2. The more family members there are, the less allowances they need 3. The allowances are for rent and bills
Output: 3
Statement: This is, of course, nonsense. Choices: 1. This is perfectly understandable. 2. This is unreadable  3. This is not sensible. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh i agree Choices: 1. Oh I concur.  2. I concur with the proposal for business.  3. I do not agree at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: Making sure that rapists and pedophiles turn up week after week for an unwanted, potentially lifelong treatment may prove impossible. Choices: 1. The treatment won't work because it requires a lifelong committment. 2. It will be hard to get rapists to show up for lifelong treatment. 3. The treatment is easy and only one visit is required per lifetime.
Output: 1
Statement: on a computer you take it out bleep print it out fine take out a sentence on a piece of paper Choices: 1. You can only take out a sentence before you print on a piece of paper. 2. A computer can print on a piece of paper. 3. It is impossible to remove a sentence on a computer.
Output: 1
Statement: oh if i knew that i'd be a very wealthy person Choices: 1. If I knew how to not get caught, I'd be rich.  2. If I knew that, I'd be broke.  3. I'd be rich if I was aware of that. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and and what but the thing is then you've got to with screws and that's the other issue uh the pitch and Choices: 1. There is no issue at all. 2. There is more than one issue. 3. The pitch is the hardest issue to overcome.
Output: 3
Statement: Its narrow alleys are crowded with shops selling foodstuffs, spices, herbal medicines, cookware in fact, anything that China exports. Choices: 1. The shops in its alleys sell a wide range of items, including cooking utensils and medicinal herbs. 2. There are no shops to be found anywhere in its narrow alleys.  3. Both fruit and vegetables are for sale in the alleys' shops.
Output: 3
Statement: oh it's a it's a lure i see Choices: 1. I see you tied a lure on there. 2. I see the lure. 3. There's nothing on there.
Output: 1
Statement: Joseph D. Harbaugh, dean of the Shepard Broad Law Center at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is likewise concerned about his graduates' debt burdens. Choices: 1. The students have all paid off their debts. 2. The student's generally have a lot of debt at graduation. 3. The dean is worried about the student debt.
Output: 2
Statement: "To hunt horses?" Drew asked. Choices: 1. Drew did not want to hunt horses. 2. "To track and pursue horses?" inquired Drew. 3. "To feed horses?" asked Drew. 
Output: 1
Statement: Want to find out how many times and in what context the aspect ratio of envelopes was mentioned in the current rate case? Choices: 1. Envelope aspect ratio is a thoroughly unnecessary thing to analyze. 2. Do you want to know how often envelope aspect ratios were mentioned? 3. Would you to know how many envelopes we have left in the office?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah out here in California there's a program like that for uh juvenile delinquents the the ones that are not dangerous and they don't have to be locked up go to these uh camps Choices: 1. They are not dangerous 2. There are camps in California for these juvenile delinquents. 3. There are no camps.
Output: 1
Statement: They left, fading into the crowds of peasants and beggars. Choices: 1. The royal family left the peasants to suffer and die.  2. They disappeared into the crowd.  3. They decided to stay with the peasants. 
Output: 1
Statement: A little boy wrote that since his father's death, his mother was having a hard time making ends meet. Choices: 1. The mother was having an easy time making ends meet. 2. The little boy didn't like his father. 3. The mother was having a hard time making ends meet.
Output: 2
Statement: It was curious that Julius, who was undoubtedly much cleverer than Tommy, did not give her the same feeling of support. Choices: 1. She had never felt more support than when she was with Tommy, even though Julius was smarter. 2. Julius gave her a greater feeling of support, in addition to being more clever than Tommy. 3. It was interesting that Julius did not give her the same feeling of support despite being much cleverer than Tommy.
Output: 1
Statement: Today, West Virginia has more than 315,000 poor people, or 18 percent of the state's entire population. Choices: 1. West Virginia has the nation's largest poor population. 2. 18 percent of the population of West Virginia is poor.  3. No poor people live in West Virginia. 
Output: 1
Statement: As figure 1.2 shows, household wealth accumulation has swelled relative to disposable personal income even as the flow of saving from current income has dwindled. Choices: 1. Household wealth accumulation has increased relative to disposable income, according to figure 1.2. 2. As seen in figure 1.2, the flow of saving from current income is increasing rapidly. 3. Household wealth accumulation has swelled by upwards of 75%, according to figure 1.2.
Output: 3
Statement: Due south of Motosu-ko, the glistening white 26-m (85-ft) Shiraito Falls make a far more cheerful setting for a picnic. Choices: 1. The falls are one of the largest in Japan. 2. To the north of Motosu-ko is Shiraito Falls. 3. The falls are a great place to have a picnic
Output: 1
Statement: In July and August, Rome's Baths of Caracalla still offer the occasional performance though infrequently, due to the damage inflicted over the years. Choices: 1. The Baths of Caracalla in Rome were destroyed in 2001. 2. Over many decades the Baths of Caracalla in Rome have suffered degradation and so are seldom open for tours and performances. 3. Sometimes in late summer the Baths of Caracalla are open to the public, but this is infrequent due to the ill repair of the facilities. 
Output: 2
Statement: well what the market can bear and Choices: 1. The market can bear the upheavel pretty well. 2. THe market can't bear any of it. 3. The market can bear some.
Output: 1
Statement: One is prospective and intended to help those who plan evaluation to know the minimum features of the various case study applications. Choices: 1. The intention is to help those who plan evaluation to know the minimum features of the various case study applications. 2. The intention is to not help those who plan evaluation to know the minimum features of the various case study applications. 3. It helped those who plan evaluation to know the minimum features of the various case study applications.
Output: 3
Statement: There were a few engaging features--the astonishing photographs, Robert Caro talking about Al Smith, John Tierney arguing that the workers at the Triangle shirtwaist factory could have just gotten other Choices: 1. The pictures were beautiful and unique.  2. Everything there was exciting, bold, astonishing and engaging.  3. There weren't many interesting features save for the photographs. 
Output: 1
Statement: GAO devotes a limited portion of its resources for research and development that enables GAO to Choices: 1. GAO devotes its resources for research and development. 2. All of GAOs resources are used for research. 3. The research and development the GAO undertakes benefits 65% of the general population.
Output: 3
Statement: In fiscal year 2000, the number of times that GAO's senior executives testified before the Congress and the rate at which our recommendations were implemented exceeded that of most recent years. Choices: 1. In fiscal year 2000, GAO's senior executives testified to congress and therefore implemented most of our recommendations. 2. In fiscal year 2000, GAO's senior executives were not called to testify before congress. 3. In fiscal year 2000, GAO's senior executives testified to congress and was soundly belittled; as a result of this, they were required to implement much of our recommendations.
Output: 3
Statement: If the victim managed to make her way here and stay for three years as a nun, she could obtain a decree of divorce from the shogunate and go free. Choices: 1. The concept of divorce was not a common one at this time, so it was unique that this practice happened here. 2. If the victim was a nun for five years, she could get a divorce. 3. If a woman came here and was a nun for three years, the shogunate could approve her divorce and she could go free.
Output: 1
Statement: and you whip the line Choices: 1. You hold the line perfectly still. 2. And you jerk the line. 3. Your hook will not go far, if you don't whip the line.
Output: 3
Statement: Even for the most intrepid and socially conscious of graduates, starting a practice requires a giant leap of faith, and more than a little guesswork. Choices: 1. Starting a practice can leave people destitute. 2. Starting a practice is scary. 3. Starting a practice is a breeze!
Output: 1
Statement: To haggle successfully, pitch your opening price well below target and don't look too keen. Choices: 1. Merchants take advantage of anxious customers, selling an item for a higher price. 2. Customers can do almost anything in order to negotiate but vendors don't change the price. 3. Customers that negotiate well the price of a product are often successful.
Output: 1
Statement: I met Salamonca. Choices: 1. Salamonca met me. 2. I had never met Salamonca before. 3. I met Salamonca at the cave.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the runs for the shows listed here are considered open-ended, remember that nothing is static in Las Vegas. Choices: 1. Showtimes can change quickly in Las Vegas. 2. The times for shows change often in Las Vegas. 3. Shows always run on time and for a set amount of time.
Output: 2
Statement: What none of them ever does is die in a hideous automobile accident. Choices: 1. There have been very tragic accidents by planes but not automobiles. 2. They had all died in a terrible automobile accident. 3. A horrendous automobile accident had never killed them.
Output: 1
Statement: oh boy bet that got warm Choices: 1. I bet it was freezing. 2. I bet it heated up a lot. 3. I bet the beach got warm.
Output: 3
Statement: We've sent out a doppelganger to fool the Sons, and the orderly has been sentenced to slavery under the pyramid builder for twenty lifetimes. Choices: 1. They didn't know that the Sons couldn't be fooled by a mere doppelganger. 2. The doppelganger hasn't been deployed yet, the orderly yet to be sentenced. 3. The copycat should trick the Sons, and the orderly has been made a slave.
Output: 1
Statement: To Scalia, however, the idea that judicial power responds to the demands of the time merely proves that there have always been willful judges who bend the law to their wishes. Choices: 1. Scalia's belief in willful judges who bend the law for their own agenda, was justified. 2. Judges who bend the law in their favor, had dismissed Scalia's cases. 3. Scalia accepted that it was justified that judicial power responds to the demands of the time.
Output: 2
Statement: Remember that, and forget the ties to any other world, since that world no longer holds you."  Dave nodded slowly. Choices: 1. Focus only on this world here and now. 2. Recall all the other worlds you know, since they still hold you. 3. Keep that in mind, and forget about the other worlds.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i do too yeah Choices: 1. Yeah, I do too 2. Yeah, I do crossfit too 3. Oh no, I don't
Output: 2
Statement: More salt mining required more salt miners. Choices: 1. More salt miners would be able to increase the salt production vastly. 2. Fewer salt miners were needed. 3. Additional salt miners are need if more salt mining is to be done.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, to foster a results-oriented culture in federal agencies, the Congress is considering legislative proposals to, among other things, focus attention on the impact poor performance can have on the effectiveness of an organization and require agencies to have a chief human capital officer to select, develop, and manage a productive, high-quality workforce. Choices: 1. Congress wasn't interested in the development of a results-driven culture within federal government. 2. Agencies were very receptive to Congress putting legislative proposals through. 3. Poor performance has an effect on an organization's effectiveness.
Output: 2
Statement: The Legal Aid board agreed Saturday to close satellite offices in Fayetteville, Madison, Pineville, Welch, Winfield and Williamson. Choices: 1. Legal Aid will close some offices. 2. Legal Aid will close 3 offices. 3. Legal Aid will close six offices.
Output: 3
Statement: The Americans' Omaha and Utah beaches, from Colleville to La Madeleine, are now official map references, a cartographer's tribute to the theater of the fiercest fighting in the D-Day landings. Choices: 1. Omaha and Utah beaches are now official map references.  2. You cannot find Omaha and Utah beaches on any map.  3. If not for the D-Day landings, Utah and Omaha beaches would not be map references. 
Output: 3
Statement: Just acroseSalisbury Road from the cultural center is the historic Peninsula Hotel, now expanded and modernized by a 32-story tower. Choices: 1. People who stay at the Peninsula Hotel get free admission to the cultural center.  2. The Peninsula Hotel is right across from the cultural center.  3. The Peninsula Hotel is on one end of the city while the cultural center is on the other end. 
Output: 1
Statement: His expansionism brought the bulk of Ionia under Lydian rule, but also resulted in conflict with the advancing Persians in the east, where he was roundly defeated. Choices: 1. The Lydian ruler was able to conquer much of Ionia, but lost his war with the Persians. 2. The Lydian ruler was a pacifist who never allowed his country to fight any wars. 3. After defeating the Lydians, the Persians brought the whole of Ionia under their rule.
Output: 3
Statement: We do not know whether the discrepancy is more frequent in case studies than in other methods. Choices: 1. Some people don't know if a discrepancy occurs more in case studies than in other methods.  2. There have been no discrepancies observed in case studies nor other methods. 3. The discrepancy occurs more in case studies than in other methods. 
Output: 3
Statement: We are face to face with an entirely new problem.  Choices: 1. We now have to deal with a different issue. 2. This is nothing like what we had to deal with before. 3. Now that we dealt with the problem, we can rest easy.
Output: 2
Statement: Beside the docks is Victoria Craft Market, the domain of the famous  higglers,  the assertive women who run the small stalls. Choices: 1. The docks in Victoria Craft Market has no assertive women who run the stalls. 2. The higglers all wear suits when they go trading. 3. The docks in Victoria Craft Market are considered the domain of famous higglers.
Output: 2
Statement: One of your 'little ideas'? Choices: 1. It's another one of his huge, brilliant ideas! 2. It's another one of his small ideas. 3. It involves a slingshot, a beautiful woman, and a giant ape.
Output: 3
Statement: The first Chechen war dealt the final disgrace. Choices: 1. The war had to deal with disgrace. 2. The war ended with bloodshed. 3. The peace began with hope.
Output: 2
Statement: That was for a reason.  Choices: 1. That was justified, but ultimately useless. 2. There was a reason behind that. 3. That made no sense at all.
Output: 1
Statement: To the right of this temple, on a tall column, is a gilded image of King Yoganarendra Malla (1684-1705) seated on a throne, unperturbed by a hooded cobra hovering over him. Choices: 1. The King had made sure the image would be commissioned after his death.  2. King Yoganarendra Malla looked very afraid of the cobra hovering over hm.  3. The representation image of the king is set in gold. 
Output: 1
Statement: you know all that stuff at home and i'm starting to see more and more recycling centers cropping up all over the place here on the east coast Choices: 1. More than a dozen new recycling centers have been opened on the east coat in the last five years.  2. I have never seen any recycling centers on the east coast. 3. I am beginning to observe an increasingly large number of recycling centers within the east coast area. 
Output: 1
Statement: Goldeneye was home to Ian Fleming when he wrote all the  James Bond  novels. Choices: 1. Ian Fleming never lived in Goldeneye. 2. Ian Fleming lived in Goldeneye while writing the James Bond novels.  3. This is because he was actually James Bond living the Goldeneye life. 
Output: 3
Statement: What did you see? asked Adrin. Choices: 1. Adrin asked, what did you see? 2. What did you see above the mountains? asked Adrin. 3. What did you eat? asked Adrin.
Output: 2
Statement: But at the same time he was painting his carcasses of cattle and fowl, around 1925, Soutine painted a series of portraits of uniformed workers--bellhops, pastry cooks, grooms--of which the Maxim's page boy is probably the best known. Choices: 1. He was painting the animal carcasses.. 2. He was painting the cows that were grazing in the field. 3. He was painting the animal carcasses because he didnt have anything else to paint.
Output: 3
Statement: It's losing its command-and-control structure. Choices: 1. The command and control structure is good to go. 2. This is because there is no funding to keep it up to date. 3. The command and control structure is deteriorating. 
Output: 2
Statement: The man's caught red-handed.  Choices: 1. The man was caught with evidence in hand. 2. The man was let go blue handed. 3. The man was caught red handed.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right uh-hum that's right it's really nice uh-huh yeah i'll have to admit i don't i do my own yard i i really don't enjoy doing that i enjoy having a nice looking yard i just don't enjoy the work that it takes to get it done Choices: 1. I hire a company that charges me $500 a year to come in and clean-up the yard every couple of months. 2. I love doing my own yard, and I spend all my free time working on it. 3. I like having a pretty garden but I don't like to put the work in for it.
Output: 1
Statement: Quotes are  Clinton's most famous comment, I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky, is rendered I never had sexual relations with that woman. Choices: 1. Clinton and Miss Lewinsky are acquaintances. 2. Clinton voluntarily admitted his affair with Miss Lewinsky. 3. Clinton maintained that he has never engaged in any sexual activity with Miss Lewinsky.
Output: 1
Statement: In international trade, people started to joke that a smart graduate student could come up with a model to justify any policy; similar sentiments were felt in many fields. Choices: 1. People joked that a graduate student could justify any policy if they created a model. 2. People joked that a graduate student could justify any policy if they created a model that showed those results on the computer. 3. People joked that a graduate student couldn't justify any policy even if they created a model.
Output: 2
Statement: Directly acroseHigh Street from Knox House is the Museum of Childhood, said to be the noisiest museum in the world. Choices: 1. The Knox House is located in a different province than the Museum of Childhood. 2. The Museum of Childhood constantly has children inside it. 3. The Museum of Childhood is located very near the Knox House.
Output: 2
Statement: Outside, set in manicured gardens, are the remains of the Abbey of Holyrood. Choices: 1. The gardens are perfectly manicured. 2. The gardens are about 10 acres. 3. The gardens are in ruins.
Output: 2
Statement: The New York Times says he won't try to indict them but might publish a damning account of their behavior. Choices: 1. According to The New York Times, he won't indict them. 2. The New York times has nothing to say about the possibility of an indictment.  3. He will publish an account of their behavior that will cast doubt upon them.
Output: 3
Statement: I nodded absently. Choices: 1. I sat still. 2. I shook my head. 3. I shook my head even though I did not understand.
Output: 3
Statement: what do you think about the social changes for the last ten twenty and thirty years and what do you think has caused some of the social problems that have been it's probably the best one Choices: 1. What do you think about social changes in the past three decades? 2. What could be done about the social problems? 3. What do you think about Jupiter's moons?
Output: 2
Statement: have you seen that that that's a good i think that's just a cute real cute movie Choices: 1. That is one of the cutest movies I have ever seen. 2. I think it is one of the most terrifying movies ever made. 3. I think that is a really sweet movie.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah and he's a very strong willed person and his his ideas whatever came through you know with however so they said if if you um Choices: 1. He is not easily swayed or beaten down. 2. His strength of will comes from the difficult experiences he's faced and beaten in the past. 3. His character is weak and he finds it hard to put across and defend his views.
Output: 2
Statement: oh you don't have time Choices: 1. You have all the time in the world. 2. You are too busy. 3. Yo don't have a spare five hours.
Output: 3
Statement: We first compare some statistics for Italy and the U.S. Choices: 1. We compared mortality rates in the US and Italy. 2. We compared China to the US. 3. We compared the US and Italy.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well that makes a really big difference but but still it's just as hard as having that but well he can your cousin could have a baseball team with twelve kids Choices: 1. No one should have as many kids as your cousin. 2. Your cousin has a lot of kids. 3. Your cousin only has 2 kids.
Output: 1
Statement: uh dad never believed in tent camping uh we had some old army cots that we would sleep on uh come good weather or not a many of times we were sleeping out under the stars and it would start raining and we would all wind up in the car and that got pretty cramped sometimes Choices: 1. We always slept in tents when we camped.  2. When we went camping we never used a tent but slept outside.  3. I hated sleeping outside I wanted to sleep in a tent.
Output: 3
Statement: Exhibit 12 presents the mean estimate of avoided health effects in 2010 and 2020 for each health endpoint included in the Base analysis. Choices: 1. Exhibit 12 presents the total cost of health effects in 2010 and 2012. 2. It is estimated that $120 million dollars in health effects were avoided in 2010, and we expect to see a much greater number in 2020. 3. The estimated avoided health effects are shown in Exhibit 12.
Output: 2
Statement: The military cemeteries of both sides engaged in the historical battle now stand as a poignant memorial to the death and destruction that took place in the heat of the desert. Choices: 1. The desert has always been a peaceful place. 2. The battle on the site was a grusome one. 3. The memorial is a poignant reminder of the fight.
Output: 2
Statement: For the vacationer, the best seaside resorts are along the indented shorelines of the west and south coasts, for which Ajaccio's airport and harbor (for the car ferry from Nice, Toulon, or Marseilles) provide a convenient gateway. Choices: 1. The car ferry from Nice to Ajaccio's harbor is convenient but very expensive. 2. Ajaccio's airport and harbor are a convenient gateway to the best seaside resorts along the west and south coasts. 3. Ajaccio's harbor is too inconvenient for vacationers from Toulon to reach any seaside resorts.
Output: 1
Statement: With pleasure, replied Tommy. Choices: 1. I take no pleasure in doing this, said Tommy. 2. It is my pleasure, replied Tommy. 3. Pleasure is all mine, replied Tommy.
Output: 2
Statement: now that one i'm not familiar with Choices: 1. I'm very familiar with that one.  2. I'm not sure I know that one. 3. I'm familiar with other ones, but not that one.
Output: 3
Statement: Some 40 percent of Malaysians live in townships of more than 5,000 inhabitants, an exceptional proportion for the region. Choices: 1. 40 percent of Malaysians live in townships of more than 10,000 inhabitants.  2. 40 percent of Malaysians live in large townships of 5,000 inhabitants or more.  3. Most Malaysians live in very small townships. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Dutch hav e a fort, so the French have a fort. Choices: 1. The Dutch and French forts are close to each other. 2. The Dutch and French both have forts. 3. The French do not have a fort.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i saw it too yeah it was i really liked it my wife and i loved it yeah Choices: 1. We watched Deadpool in theaters and really enjoyed it. 2. My wife and I saw it and loved it. 3. I didn't see it but my wife did.
Output: 1
Statement: I will have you marked and chained for this! shouted the fat man. Choices: 1. The fat man was yelling. 2. THe fat man said nothing. 3. The fat man was yelling at the woman.
Output: 3
Statement: I lost my club and had to pin him down and beat him with my elbow until they pulled me off him. Choices: 1. I beat the man. 2. I beat the man to death. 3. I told the man he should run before I hit him.
Output: 2
Statement: Training   Ensure that employees have the tools and training to perform their jobs. Choices: 1. Training should consist mainly of slideshow briefings and computer administered quizzes. 2. Employees should provide their own work related tools. 3. Tools and training are required for employees to perform their jobs.
Output: 1
Statement: During this period, the indigenous people lived in caves, hunting the mammals that gathered at the shoreline. Choices: 1. At this time, the indigenous people were cave dwellers.  2. At this time, the indigenous people were herbivores. 3. At this time, the indigenous people were hunter gatherers.
Output: 3
Statement: In Michael Kinsley's Ethics Upside Down, he notes that there are two possible reasons why conflict of interest is a bad thing for  Choices: 1. All conflicts of interest are considered a bad thing by Michael Kinsley. 2. Ethics Upside Down discusses conflicts of interest. 3. Michael Kinsley has no opinions about conflicts of interest.
Output: 1
Statement: Meanwhile, Bradley is taking heat for questioning Gore's campaign-finance practices. Choices: 1. Bradley should not have said anything about Gore's campaign-finance practices.  2. Bradley had nothing to say about Gore's campaign-finance practices.  3. Bradley is under scrutiny for questioning Gore's campaign-finance practices. 
Output: 1
Statement: professional training organizations to offer on-campus training at very Choices: 1. There will now be many places to get training. 2. There will be no professional training on campus. 3. They will have training on campus.
Output: 1
Statement: Whichever way you decide, good luck to you. Choices: 1. I wish you bad look.  2. Even if you decide not to,good luck.  3. Good luck! 
Output: 2