niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Consideration of guidance for the recognition, measurement and display of obligations for social insurance programs has continued to present the Board with significant, vexing theoretical and practical problems. Choices:  1. The Board is not being presented with significant, vexing theoretical and practical problems. 2. The Board has been presented with vexing theoretical and practical problems.  3. The Board is trying to minimize theoretical and practical problems.
Output: 1
Statement: Some 1,600 wholesale dealers do business here, supplying 90 percent of the fish consumed in Tokyo every day. Choices:  1. Salmon is the main fish that the wholesale dealers provide to their Tokyo customers.  2. There are only 600 wholesale fish dealers in all of Tokyo.  3. The wholesale dealers in the area supply majority of the fish consumed in Tokyo. 
Output: 2
Statement: i never found i never quite found a New York fan Choices:  1. I found a lot of NY fans. 2. I never found a NY fan in the whole stadium. 3. I never found a NY fan.
Output: 1
Statement: I feel, however, that children need holiday celebrations, and I like the traditions, feeling they give meaning to life. Choices:  1. Traditions and holiday celebrations with the children are important.  2. Children shouldn't participate in family traditions or celebrations.  3. Children need to celebrate holidays, I enjoy having traditions they make life better.
Output: 2
Statement: maybe just do our best to to do our own fair share and Choices:  1. In this one case we should work diligently to shoulder our portion of the burden and produce our best work. 2. Do what we can to the best of our ability in proportion to others. 3. Maybe we should be lazy and slack off.
Output: 3
Statement: An attorney representing a client before judge and jury was no longer the norm of a case when delivering critical legal services to low-income individuals. Choices:  1. Attorneys representing low-income individuals are the norm. 2. The norm of the case was violated when the attorney delivered their services. 3. Low-income individuals are often targeted by the justice system because of their inability to finance their legal battles.
Output: 1
Statement: And you have known this all along? Choices:  1. And you have known this throughout the proceedings? 2. And you knew nothing? 3. And you have known that John is guilty?
Output: 2
Statement: Expansion began after the 1739 peace treaty with the Maroons, who lived inland south of the site. Choices:  1. Expansion never happened, and is largely blamed on the aggressive Maroons who lived in the area. 2. The peace treaty with the Maroons happened in 1739. 3. The Maroons were a violent clan of pirates, robbers and drug smugglers.
Output: 1
Statement: Among the other survey  Choices:  1. There is only one survey.  2. There are more than one surveys which exist.  3. The surveys were conducted by the University of Wisconsin. 
Output: 1
Statement: Such equipment procurement may proceed in parallel with construction phase activities, so that the owner ultimately is able to furnish longleadtime equipment to the construction contractor in a timely manner, thus avoiding construction delays attributable to late equipment delivery. Choices:  1.  Such equipment procurement won't proceed similarly with construction activities. 2.  Such equipment procurement may proceed the health and safety hazards. 3.  Such equipment procurement may proceed similarly with construction activities.
Output: 1
Statement: Unless that Lieutenant Spath up at the camp tries again with that long-legged black of his,"Topham added. Choices:  1. It won't matter whether the Lieutenant does it again or not. 2. The Lieutenant was admired among his peers. 3. Barring that the Lieutenant attempts to do it again.
Output: 1
Statement: Book a hotel with a pool, so that after a day sightseeing, you can have a relaxing swim and some  kid  fun. Choices:  1. It may be fun to use a pool after a day of sightseeing. 2. Most hotels have at least one swimming pool. 3. Hotels with pools should not be used.
Output: 3
Statement: if they'd been anywhere else i don't you know i don't care where it was anywhere in the United States they could have played but beings they was in Louisville they couldn't play Choices:  1. They never get the chance to play in Louisville. 2. They could not play because they were in Louisville. 3. They would not have been able to play no matter where they were.
Output: 3
Statement: A good system of hiking trails extends into the park. Choices:  1. The park has a system of hiking trails. 2. There are no trails in the park for hiking. 3. The hiking trails form a loop to follow.
Output: 2
Statement: Scotland Yard for me!" Choices:  1. Only Scotland Yard for me or I will consult my lawyer. 2. I desire Scotland Yard for myself! 3. Anywhere but Scotland Yard, please!
Output: 3
Statement: A perfect example of a statesman farmer's house, this structure had been in the hands of the same family from the time it was built until it was taken over by the National Trust in 1947. Choices:  1. The house was owned by a family until they all died. 2. THe house changed hands many times. 3. The house was owned by one family for decades.
Output: 2
Statement: By way of formal tourist attractions, Pak Tai Temple, built in 1783, has some fine carvings and a great iron sword said to be 600 years old. Choices:  1. Pak Tai Temple was built in 1783. 2. Along with the carvings and artifacts, Pak Tai Temple has many hidden tunnels to explore. 3. Pak Tai Temple was recently built in 2014.
Output: 3
Statement: It made a gigantic but erratic circle beyond the sheds and swooped back. Choices:  1. The circle was erratic because it was drunk. 2. Beyond the sheds it made a gigantic circle and swooped back. 3. It flew off in a strait line never to be seen again.
Output: 3
Statement: It would be impossible to name every place of interest in a guide of this size, so we aim to give you a representative overview of the country rather than an encyclopedic listing of must-see sites. Choices:  1. The guide isn't long enough to name every place because it would cost too much money. 2. It's possible to name every place of interest in this guide, we want to give an encyclopedic listing of must-see sites. 3. The guide is too small to list off every interesting place available.
Output: 2
Statement: It is the key to the whole riddle!" Choices:  1. This is the information that we have been waiting for a long time. 2. We have no way of solving this riddle. 3. This is how we will solve it.
Output: 2
Statement: this is you know Choices:  1. This is it, you understand. 2. This is what I was talking about. 3. This is not it, you get it?
Output: 3
Statement: We were willing to explore possibilities and maybe even lend assistance, says Madden. Choices:  1. Madden is compassionate and usually one of the first to offer assistance to others. 2. Madden said they had made their decision and would under no circumstances lend any assistance. 3. Madden said we were willing to explore possibilities and possibly even offer assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum yeah and then when our dorm we whenever our bins are all filled up we take them and turn them in and then we get money for that Choices:  1. We don't get any benefits for recycling. 2. We get money for turning in our full recycling bins, it's actually pretty profitable. 3. We get money for turning in our full recyclable bins.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and it's sort of cute too Choices:  1. Yes, and it is pretty disgusting. 2. Yes, and it has wonderful colors. 3. Yes, and it is beautiful too.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the mounted men was dressed in fringed buckskin, his shoulder-length hair and bushy black beard the badge of a frontier already passing swiftly into history. Choices:  1. One of the mounted men had long hair and a black beard.   2. There were no mounted men wearing buckskin.   3. One of the mounted men was gay and hiding it. 
Output: 2
Statement: You can draw your own deductions from them.  Choices:  1. They can help you make your own conclusions. 2. Don't bother; they won't tell you anything. 3. They have the answers that you are seeking.
Output: 2
Statement: What a display! he said. Choices:  1. He thought the display was the best he had seen. 2. He said the display was impressive. 3. He didn't care for what he saw.
Output: 3
Statement: Itineraries can range from easy flat short walks to steep mountain hikes, though it's not advisable to head into the high peaks without a guide. Choices:  1. The mountain hikes are generally too challenging for most tourists. 2. Simple routes as well as challenging ones are available for hikers. 3. Due to the ruggedness of the terrain, there are no easy walks to be found here.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, in the 1999-2000 session, $500,000 was appropriated. Choices:  1. The appropriated amount increased since 1998. 2. There was $500,000 appropriated in the 1999-2000 session. 3. The 1999-2000 session appropriated $350,000.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't know i've tried various things i've tried to get interested in things like refinishing furniture woodworking or um ceramics but it just seems like it's so expensive to break into something new Choices:  1. It costs quite a bit of money to start a new hobby. 2. Ceramics is very cheap to start on. 3. I spent over one thousand dollars getting started on woodworking equipment.
Output: 2
Statement: But as the invaders advanced north towards Rome, Naples successfully linked up with the then powerful maritime republic of neighboring Amalfi. Choices:  1. The city of Amalfi has a strong navy. 2. The cities of Naples and Amalfi have a longstanding relationship. 3. The invaders were peacefully overriding the city of Rome.
Output: 3
Statement: So how do the Republicans break through the Democrats' defense and carry the ball into the end zone? Choices:  1. The Democrats are working with the Republicans. 2. The Republicans can't pass any laws because of the Democrats. 3. The Republicans need to fight the Democrats.
Output: 1
Statement: Instead of an invisible hand pushing the economy toward full employment in some unspecified long run, we have the visible hand of the Fed pushing us toward its estimate of the noninflationary unemployment rate over the course of two or three years. Choices:  1. People are pleasantly surprised by the zero rate of unemployment that we are enjoying. 2. The fed is pushing us towards their goals of unemployment rates instead of working towards full employment. 3. Full employment will never be important to the Feds.
Output: 1
Statement: Tropical Peace and Splendor Choices:  1. Polar War and Splendor. 2. Tropical Peace, Harmony and Splendor 3. Tropical Splendor and Peace as well.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Shhh,' Daniel said for good measure. Choices:  1. Daniel told them to be quiet. 2. Daniel hushed them so they wouldn't be overheard. 3. Daniel encouraged them to be noisy.
Output: 3
Statement: Don't miss the handsome Renaissance H??tel de Ville (on Rue des Merciers) with its Italian-style courtyard, staircase, and belfry. Choices:  1. The belfry of the Renaissance Hotel de Ville is no longer standing. 2. Wine is served in the courtyard every evening at 6 pm. 3. The courtyard was built in the Italian style.
Output: 1
Statement: We applaud your acknowledgment of market-based incentives, particularly cap and trade systems, as a powerful tool in environmental protection. Choices:  1. We applaud your acknowledgment of market-based incentives for improving the environment. 2. We applaud your acknowledgment of market-based incentives for increasing CO2 emissions. 3. We applaud your acknowledgment of market-based incentives for improving the environment and lowering CO2 emissions.
Output: 2
Statement: Once it arrives in the sentence, even reversing the previous three gets you nowhere. Choices:  1. You can't reverse it once it arrives in the sentence. 2. You can always reverse it! 3. You can't reverse it if the sentence includes such strong wording.
Output: 2
Statement: Who put it in the chest, I wonder? Choices:  1. There was nothing in the chest. 2. I don't know who put it in the chest. 3. I'm curious as to who put it in the chest.
Output: 1
Statement: what was wise guy Choices:  1. I know what wise guy is. 2. Was wise guy a television show? 3. I don't know what wise guy was.
Output: 1
Statement: What's this about the girl you say is leaving?" Choices:  1. Tell me more about this girl you said was leaving. 2. What's this about the girl you say is staying? 3. Did you say the girl is leaving because she was bullied at school?
Output: 2
Statement: After six years of restoration, fall of 2001 will see the grand reopening. Choices:  1. This will reopen in Fall 2001. 2. The restoration cost over $250,000. 3. It will take ten years for the full restoration.
Output: 3
Statement: at this point leaning towards uh statehood Choices:  1. I am leaning towards statehood since I will benefit us the most. 2. I am leaning towards statehood, 3. I am opposed to statehood.
Output: 3
Statement: By day, downtown is best explored on foot and on the DASH buses, which run through the area during the day for just 25 cents a ride. Choices:  1. The DASH buses only cost 25 cents a ride. 2. The new DASH buses run entirely on electricity. 3. Downtown is definitely best explored by driving a car around it.
Output: 3
Statement: Sections 3622 and 3623 similarly specify fairness and equity, together with other criteria, as considerations to be observed in making rate and mail classification changes. Choices:  1. Sections 3622 and 3623 also specify fairness and equity in regards to other topics. 2. If making rate and mail classification changes we must look to sections 3622 and 3623. 3. Sections 3622 and 3623 say nothing about making rate and mail changes.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well what did you think of um a couple years ago for the Bears the refrigerator Choices:  1. What did you think of the Lions. 2. The Bears had the refrigerator. 3. What did you think about the Bears a few years ago.
Output: 1
Statement: As agreed, we have examined selected employee empowerment and involvement practices at specific components within the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), and the Veteran's Benefits Administration (VBA). Choices:  1. The FAA has specific components for involvement practices. 2. The FAA does not partake in involvement practicies. 3. The FAA has specific components for involvement practices for their executives.
Output: 2
Statement: The next inlet is Repulse Bay, a roomy, sandy crescent, with green hills. Choices:  1. Repulse Bay has a sandy crescent and green hills. 2. The next inlet is Monterrey Bay, a small, barren crescent. 3. Repulse Bay, despite its name, sees large amounts of tourists each year.
Output: 2
Statement: The theater has ceased to be the place where Americans explore issues of the kind raised by Death of a Salesman . But Miller's failure is ultimately his own. Choices:  1. The theater is no longer where Americans go to think about important issues. 2. People still go to the theater to explore deep issues. 3. Miller's plays are widely read.
Output: 2
Statement: Even though the poverty rate has slightly declined, 18. Choices:  1. People are making more money  2. The poverty rate has increased  3. Poverty rate has slightly declined 
Output: 2
Statement: Not obviously wrong, but not terribly helpful. Choices:  1. It was wrong and helped. 2. Not wrong but not helpful. 3. The answer wasn't exactly wrong,but it didn't help the process either.
Output: 1
Statement: Go round to the back of the church to see its wonderful russet and brown stone chancel of interlacing arches, Gothic rosewindows, and Arab windows with pointed arches. Choices:  1. The church has strict Arab influences. 2. Gothic rosewindows and Arab windows are visible in the church. 3. The rosewindows are 10 feet tall.
Output: 1
Statement: oh well that'd be good i think he'd enjoy a lot it's a it's a good school it's a good place to grow up Choices:  1. That is a good school so I am sure he will like it. 2. When I was young I wanted to go to that school. 3. That is a horrible school he should transfer next semester.
Output: 3
Statement: They were led by the fighter Shivaji (1627 1680), bandit, brave military commander, and an authentic Hindu folk hero. Choices:  1. The commander was a wonderful hero to the Hindus.  2. They were led by a brave commander named Shivaji from 1627-1680. 3. Shivaji was not a hero.
Output: 3
Statement: We often use multiple methods, and the audit trail technique now recommended for case study use was itself adopted from such auditing procedures as workpapers and referencing, which are standard practice with GAO. Choices:  1. We refuse to use multiple methods and follow GAO standard practices. 2. We use multiple methods and follow GAO standard practices. 3. We use multiple methods and follow GAO standard practices when conducting a business audit.
Output: 1
Statement: We can spike it to slow them but it will not stop them very long. Choices:  1. We can slow them by spiking it. 2. There is no way we can slow them. 3. We can slow them by spiking the river.
Output: 2
Statement:   Post performance information throughout the workplace. Choices:  1. They made the performance information accessible.  2. The employees appreciated being shared the performance results. 3. They never knew what the performance results were.
Output: 3
Statement: They appeared to be in an argument. Choices:  1. They were all smiling and hugging. 2. They were fighting. 3. They were fighting about their plan.
Output: 1
Statement: As Rajagriha, the capital of the Magadha kingdom, the town was frequented at different times by both Buddha and his contemporary Vardhamana Mahavira, the founder of the Jain religion. Choices:  1. Rajagriha was the capital of the Magadha kingdom. 2. The town was frequented by Buddha, who was the founder of the Jain religion. 3. Buddha and Vardhamana Mahavira often visited Rajagriha together.
Output: 2
Statement: That bald, fat 60 year old, Miss Aldonka replied spitefully and Czarek turned invisibly red, because he couldn't show he was boiling on the inside. Choices:  1. Miss Aldonka was fat and bald and angry at the company. 2. Miss Aldonka was fat and bald. 3. Miss Aldonka was beautiful and sweet.
Output: 3
Statement: LSC's mission is to distribute funds appropriated by Congress to eligible local grantee organizations for the purpose of providing financial support for legal assistance in noncriminal proceedings or matters to persons financially unable to afford legal assistance. Choices:  1. LSC has no concrete mission and is free to set its own goals. 2. Funds used by LSC are appropriated by Congress. 3. Congress plans to reduce funding for LSC for the next fiscal year.
Output: 1
Statement: Hollywood first became the center of the film industry in the 1920s, after Cecil B. DeMille set up the town's first movie studio near Highland and Sunset in a horse barn and filmed The Squaw Man, the first feature-length film, in 1913. Choices:  1. After Cecil B. DeMille produced the feature-length film The Squaw Man near Highland and Sunset, Hollywood became the center of the film industries in the 1920s. 2. After Cecil B. DeMille, many more people flocked to Hollywood to establish studios. 3. The Squaw Man became the center of the film industry after it was produced in 1913.
Output: 3
Statement: Some years later it submitted plans to expand the line into the heart of the region in order to link the towns of Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere, and Keswick. Choices:  1. The plan wanted all of the towns connected in order to move supplies faster. 2. The plan did not want the towns to be linked. 3. The plan was to link the towns of Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere, and Keswick.
Output: 2
Statement: These amounts include the cost of recalibration, redesign, mechanical integrity testing, certification durability demonstration, annual certification, test facility and vehicle hardware. Choices:  1. The redesign was stated to be the most expensive of all amounts. 2. The amounts consisted of the value of recalibration, redesign, and more. 3. There were no amounts of anything specified.
Output: 3
Statement: This subsidy cost is recognized as an expense when the loans are disbursed. Choices:  1. The subsidy cost for 2016 amounts to $15,000. 2. When the loans are handed out, the cost of subsidy is seen as an expense. 3. The subsidy cost is never regarded as an expense.
Output: 3
Statement: Section 9 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, provides for the annual assessment and collection of regulatory fees. Choices:  1. Regulatory fees must be collected weekly. 2. Regulatory fees can be collected annually. 3. $2000 in regulatory fees can be collected annually.
Output: 1
Statement: you going to have kids in the future Choices:  1. Will you have two kids in the future? 2. Will you have kids in the future? 3. Did you have kids in the past?
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah which is which is basic i mean when hello Choices:  1. Yeah, that's basic, I mean, hello. 2. No, no that's very complicated.  3. It's not hard to understand something so simple.
Output: 2
Statement: Computer-processed data include data (1) entered into a computer system and (2) resulting from computer processing. Choices:  1. Data entered into a computer system and data resulting form computer processing - those two are included in computer-processed data. 2. Data resulting from computer processing or data entered into a computer system are not included in computer-processed data. 3. Computer-processed data are the base of many corporation's operations.
Output: 2
Statement: The basic roles and responsibilities of the board were defined as enhancing shareholder value, assessing and monitoring risk, and ensuring management accountability. Choices:  1. A responsibility of the board was to make sure the shareholders lost money. 2. One of the board's responsibilities was to enhance shareholder value. 3. The board members took turns on the roles.
Output: 1
Statement: and so she basically didn't use credit cards and didn't know very much about them and how they work and and how you can use them to your advantage and and how you know you Choices:  1. She wanted to improve her credit score but didn't know how credit cards would impact her score. 2. She neither knew much about credit cards nor made a habit of using them. 3. She frequently used credit cards and knew a great deal about them.
Output: 3
Statement: They merely provide a mechanism to reduce clerical costs and expedite processing while continuing to meet prompt payment requirements and maintain effective internal control. Choices:  1. Prompt payment requirements are very important. 2. They don't do anything to lower costs or expedite processing. 3. They enable a way to keep costs down, speed up processing, and still meet their requirements.
Output: 2
Statement: Every national animal protection organization in the country--representing more than 10 million Americans, and all of which have asked Vice President Al Gore to re-examine the program--would beg to differ. Choices:  1. Millions of Americans have proposed that Al Gore takes another look into the program. 2. Every national protection organization in the country agrees a 100 percent. 3. Every national protection organization in the country does not believe it.
Output: 2
Statement: The problem  We are not enemies. Choices:  1. We are not opponents. 2. We can come to common ground. 3. We are best friends.
Output: 3
Statement: If it's just plain stupid to continue making rambling, drunken, late night phone calls to Ellen Barkin despite a court order--hypothetically speaking--what's to be gained by running a no-win campaign in New Hampshire? Choices:  1. Ellen Barkin is has never received late night phone calls. 2. Ellen Barkin is fade up of these phone calls. 3. Late night phone calls to Ellen Barkin.
Output: 1
Statement: France's office de tourisme in your own country and branches in larger towns through?­out France can help you with information, brochures, lists of hotels and bed and breakfasts, names of English-speaking guides, and so forth. Choices:  1. France's office de tourisme can help you find places you'd like to go. 2. France has no way of helping tourists find information on destinations. 3. It's best to plan your trip in your home country before visiting France.
Output: 2
Statement: All transactions were entered in their books.  Choices:  1. The transactions were never recorded. 2. Every money exchange was accounted for. 3. We have it all written in our records.
Output: 1
Statement: Then he got tired, tossed the whip aside and stowed the charger away in a corner of his imagination for future use. Choices:  1. He kept a hold on the whip. 2. He had been doing the same thing for a long time. 3. He put the whip down when he tired out.
Output: 1