niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: But now the teen-age out-of-wedlock birth rate seems to be leveling off--reflecting, Chatterbox supposes, some hard-won equilibrium between teen-agers' greater use of contraceptives, on the one hand, and their greater disinclination to marry their high school sweethearts, on the other. Choices:  1. Teenage pregnancy out of wedlock is finally leveling off. 2. The lower pregnancy rates are mainly due to the higher contraceptive use. 3. Teen pregnancy is at an all-time low this year.
Output: 3
Statement: ' There were even days when I would wake up and think, 'Please God, let me die. Choices:  1. I had suffered severe depression during those days. 2. I was glad to be alive each and every day. 3. Some days I woke up and wanted to die.
Output: 2
Statement: The original statistical work in The Bell Curve consists of regression analyses on a database called the National Longitudinal Study of Youth. Choices:  1. The Bell Curve shows the analysis of a database called the National Longitudal Study of Youth on the FDA's website. 2. The Bell Curve shows the analysis of a database called the National Ladiitudal Study of Youth. 3. The Bell Curve shows the analysis of a database called the National Longitudal Study of Youth.
Output: 2
Statement: Be sure to take a look at the painting above the mantle. Choices:  1. Remember to check out the painting with the mantle beneath. 2. Don't forget to spend some time looking at the the mysterious painting. 3. Skip all the paintings in the room.
Output: 3
Statement: Weizmann was an important figure in the negotiations with the British government that led to the Balfour Declaration of 1917, supporting the idea of a Jewish  national home  in Palestine that also respected the rights of existing non-Jewish people already living there. Choices:  1. The Balfour Declaration rejected the idea of a Jewish national home in Palestine. 2. Weizmann believed in equal rights and wanted all religions to be respected equally. 3. Weizmann was part of the negotiations that resulted in the creation of the Balfour Declaration of 1917.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, the chief executive officer (CEO) may aposition the CIO for success- in advance of hiring a new CIO while the other principles await the CIOas attention. Choices:  1. When the CIO position is vacant, a CEO must find a replacement immediately as their duties cannot be replicated. 2. So the CEO can assume the duties of the CIO while a new CIO is hired. 3. CIO's have a broad range of responsibilities and duties.
Output: 1
Statement: The blonde on the left is said to be Rubens's second wife, Helena. Choices:  1. Ruben's first wife's name was Heather. 2. Helena is Ruben's second wife. 3. Helena is said to be Ruben's third wife.
Output: 3
Statement: Ben Franklin was never President.' Choices:  1. Ben Franklin was the first president. 2. Ben still had a large public following. 3. Benjamin Franklin was not the president.
Output: 1
Statement: I was quite honest with him.  Choices:  1. I told him the truth. 2. I was lying to him. 3. I was worried about being honest with him.
Output: 2
Statement: No sugar, said Cynthia, watching him, as he picked up the sugar-tongs.  Choices:  1. Cynthia doesn't want sugar. 2. Cynthia wanted two sugars. 3. Cynthia doesn't want sugar in her coffee.
Output: 2
Statement: EXCHANGE REVENUE - Inflows of resources to a governmental entity that the entity has earned. Choices:  1. Exchange revenue is the inflow of resources the government has earned  2. Exchange revenue is high  3. Exchange revenue isn't anything earned 
Output: 3
Statement: On your way back down the hill, take a look at the massive black Nandi bull, Shiva's sacred mascot, with chains and bells that are a mixture of both real and sculpted items hung around its neck. Choices:  1. The Nandi bull, Shiva's sacred mascot, is brown. 2. The massive black Nandi bull is not located at the top of the hill. 3. The Nandi bull has been at its location for over 5000 years.
Output: 1
Statement: you know if you keep that same format there's only so long that you can be outrageous so Choices:  1. You can only be outrageous for so long with the same format. 2. You can only be outrageous for so long before it gets tiring. 3. You can be outrageous as long as you want.
Output: 3
Statement: no i've got a i've got a Texan wife and three Texan children Choices:  1. It's possible that my forth child is also Texan. 2. My family includes three children and my wife, who are all Texan. 3. My wife and three kids are Californians.
Output: 3
Statement: put a set of brakes on my little Blazer that we have and fortunately i i could do most of the work myself but uh this last time that i got into it i got about halfway into it and started feeling a little bad i kind of fluish type and said what a time for this to set in i got the wheel off i got these brake pads off i got car jacked up and Choices:  1. I was probably coming down with the flu. 2. I managed to complete the work and felt pretty good about myself. 3. I removed the brake pads, the wheel, and jacked up the car, but then I started feeling sick.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't know much about this topic let me ask you does she spell her name with two Ns and an E Choices:  1. I'd like to learn more about this. 2. How is her name spelled? 3. I'm glad that I know a lot about this topic.
Output: 3
Statement: it's one of those things that all looks good on paper but putting it into reality is a whole different ball game Choices:  1. It looks nice and neat on paper but putting in action is not the same. 2. It's not as easy to make it happen in real life. 3. It's perfect because it looks good on paper and it's easy to implement. 
Output: 3
Statement: The revival of interest in Wilde--another play about him ( Gross Indecency ) and a new movie ( Wilde )--continues to delight critics. Choices:  1. The critics enjoy watching Wilde's adventures as a young writer.   2. The critics are very interested in Wilde's life.  3. Wilde remains uninteresting and people do not care less about his life. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh you working in the in the military equipment equipment Choices:  1. Are you working in the military on equipment? 2. Are you working in the military on equipment such as tanks? 3. Are you working in the military as a cook?
Output: 3
Statement: No less vain than the Mughals, the new conquerors all added their own architectural tastes, which were a tribute to India's past but unmistakably British in overall conception, to New Delhi. Choices:  1. When the British conquerors came to New Delhi, they added their own architectural tastes. 2. The Mughals were very displeased by the architectural additions that the British added. 3. The British conquerors never made it all the way to New Delhi.
Output: 3
Statement: leisurely academic research. Choices:  1. Academic research done at a blistering pace. 2. Academic research done at a casual pace. 3. Student research done leisurely
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh and because it was funny i mean everybody was furious i was so mad i got up and went and called  you know i couldn't believe that but almost every game that i watched it would come right down to the end we would be ahead you know but then at the very in the fourth quarter they'd let them get up there either with them or you know right ahead of them Choices:  1. We always seemed to lose at the last minute. 2. We always won. 3. it was frustrating.
Output: 2
Statement: He struggled to get them on. Choices:  1. He spent a long time attempting to fit his oversized head in the small cap.  2. He had trouble putting them on.  3. He slipped into them with ease, they fitted like a glove. 
Output: 3
Statement: Within ECP, there are four  set the discount equal to the simple cost difference between the two categories; set the discount equal to the average incremental savings in Choices:  1. The discount should be equal to the simple cost difference. 2. The ECP is unrelated to budget management functions. 3. The ECP governs the budget management of many large federal agencies.
Output: 2
Statement: This examines the installation of the control device hook-up on a sequential basis. Choices:  1. The tests the installation of the device hook-up at regular intervals.  2. The installation test also requires a frequency meter 3. This does not test the installation of device hook-up.
Output: 3
Statement: had have you ever gone back Choices:  1. I wouldn't advise it. 2. It's good that you won't go back. 3. Would you ever return?
Output: 2
Statement: Otherwise, southern Italy is overlooked by tourists almost as much as it has been by the national government since the 1871 reunification. Choices:  1. The southern part of Italy is the most popular for tourism. 2. Not many visit southern Italy for the purposes of tourism. 3. The national government doesn't much care for the southern portion of the country and doesn't spend much, if anything on advertising it.
Output: 1
Statement: and then here about five years ago we bought a big old house out in Oaktown Virginia and there was uh there was two basements Choices:  1. We purchased a large old property approximately five years ago. 2. I bought the house because it had two basements in it.  3. There were no basements in the house that I bought. 
Output: 3
Statement: Liberals lauded his nonviolence. Choices:  1. Conservatives condemned his nonviolence. 2. His nonviolence was pleasing to liberals. 3. Liberals lauded him because of his violence.
Output: 3
Statement: Future saving rates of these sectors will of course vary in response to a variety of influences, such as demographics, expectations, and changes in preferences. Choices:  1. Future saving rates will vary in response, influences, demographics, expectations and preference.  2. Future saving rates depend upon many factors 3. Future saving rates do not vary on influences
Output: 3
Statement: that's kind of kind of rough when you got to fight snakes off when your sleeping Choices:  1. You shouldn't fight the snakes off, instead try and charm them with one of those flutes. 2. Fighting snakes off is never fun, especially in your sleep. 3. The rate of snake attacks had increased that year tenfold.
Output: 1
Statement: For the four thousand a month who come to stay, approximately two thousand others pack up their belongings and head elsewhere, still searching for what brought them to Las Vegas in the first place. Choices:  1. There is a sense of being a nomad in Las vegas, with thousands still searching for their purpose  2. About one thousand a month come to Vegas to stay. 3. Vegas is a place filled with many bars and nightclubs.
Output: 2
Statement: D'Onofrio remarked that when it comes to brief interventions, many physicians are pre-contemplators. Choices:  1. D'Onofrio said lots of physicians don't contemplate things. 2. D'Onofrio said none of the physicians are pre-contemplators. 3. D'Onofrio said some physicians have evolving views.
Output: 2
Statement: Enjoying Dublin Choices:  1. Enjoying visiting Dublin. 2. Hating Dublin. 3. Having fun in Dublin.
Output: 2
Statement: Buried here are the economist Adam Smith, the poet Robert Ferguson, and Mrs. Agnes McLehose (the Clarinda of Burns's love poems). Choices:  1. Notable people have been buried in this location. 2. This is a place where only important people are buried. 3. This location has never been used for burial.
Output: 3
Statement: one of my favorite things to do now is sit down and listen to Chopin that is played on uh piano i just you know i can just drift off into some other world just listening to that for hours if i ever have the time to do that Choices:  1. I hate Chopin's music.  2. I love listening to Chopin.  3. Chopin writes beautiful music. 
Output: 1
Statement: but uh we do and we have several council women that are women but you just start hearing more and more in fact oh the the Governor of Texas is a woman too  can't forget that one so Ann Richards Choices:  1. There are three women serving on the council right now. 2. There are several female counsel members that you don't hear about much anymore. 3. The Governor's office of Texas has never been filled by a woman.
Output: 3
Statement: Tourism is now the most important source of foreign exchange in Nepal. Choices:  1. Nepal now gets most of its foreign exchange from tourists. 2. Tourism represents a minor part of Nepal's foreign exchange. 3. Many tourists come to climb Mount Everest or visit historic temples.
Output: 2
Statement: His absence of hands-on experience with our current criminal-justice system--his lack of feel for how it actually works--puts him at a perceptible disadvantage when seeking to strike this exquisitely delicate balance. Choices:  1. His lack of experience hurts his ability to find balance.  2. His experience allows him to find balance in his decisions.  3. His absence of hands-on experience is due to his age.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's that's good to know how Choices:  1. I wish you hadn't told me about that at all. 2. I appreciate you telling me about all this. 3. Well that is great to know.
Output: 1
Statement: Hawaii, as America's western outpost and major Pacific military base, was ruled by martial law. Choices:  1. Hawaii was ruled by democracy. 2. Hawaii was ruled by martial law. 3. Hawaii was ruled by martial law until 1949.
Output: 1
Statement: meets its purpose of providing basic information to individual workers, but further improvement is always possible. Choices:  1. Does not meet its purpose of providing the basic information necessary. 2. Workers should be supplied with the best and most information possible at any given time, updates are always possible and needed. 3. Basic information is provided to workers, but could always be improved upon.
Output: 1
Statement: Particularly notable methodologically in this report is the integration of case study findings with other sources of information throughout the first volume. Choices:  1. The report includes the case study findings from the first volume. 2. The first volume has not been used in the report. 3. The methodology is not the one usually implemented.
Output: 2
Statement: It administers the state's human services programs, such as Food Stamps, foster care, disability, and cash assistance. Choices:  1. The state's human services programs, such as Food Stamps, foster care, and others, are administered by a separate body. 2. It also administers a number of other, similar programs intended to provide help to those who need it. 3. It administers the state's human services programs, which includes the Food Stamps, foster care, disability, and cash assistance programs.
Output: 1
Statement: In the first success factor, the CIO depends to a great extent on the other senior executive officers to support the inclusion of the CIO in critical strategic discussions. Choices:  1. The CIO strongly depends on other senior executives to support their inclusion in critical strategic discussions. 2. In its first success factor, the CIO does not depend on anyone for its inclusion in critical strategic discussions. 3. The CIO will definitely lose if the other senior executive officers do not support their inclusion in critical strategic discussions.
Output: 2
Statement: In 538 b.c. , power fell into the hands of Polycrates, a ruthless but brilliant leader. Choices:  1. Polycrates was a timid leader around the time of 60 AD. 2. In 538 Polycrates seized power by murdering his superiors.  3. Polycrates was a brilliant leader, albeit a ruthless one.
Output: 1
Statement: Sir James kept his finger on her wrist a minute longer, then withdrew it with a nod. Choices:  1. Sir James was taking her pulse. 2. She was dead. 3. Sir James shook his head.
Output: 3
Statement: If ten percent or more of the cases sampled in the self-inspection process have problems, then LSC assumes that there are overall problems within the grantee's case closing records, which may affect the accuracy of the CSR data. Choices:  1. LSC examines each and every case rather than just pick random sample. 2. CSR data's reliability will be compromised by LSC's generalisation of issues surrounding a grantee's case closing records. 3. Less than ten percent of questionable cases in the sample will allow correct figures for the CSR data.
Output: 1
Statement: Passengers on the 11.15 train to Little Stop, Salmon Square are reminded that we are entering a Dinosaur-Infested zone. Choices:  1. The train was going to London. 2. The train was running late to Little Stop, so it sped up. 3. The train was going to Little Stop.
Output: 1
Statement: think someone can do it  maybe i should start thinking about it again Choices:  1. No one can do that, especially not me. 2. I am sure there is someone, maybe like me, who is able to do that and I guess it would be good for me to think about that myself. 3. There are people who can do that and maybe I can think about doing that once more.
Output: 1
Statement: Adrin spun his rapier and stabbed it through the assassin. Choices:  1. Adrin ran before he could get in a fight. 2. Adrin stabbed the man. 3. Adrin stabbed the man in the chest.
Output: 1
Statement: A force was gaining strength in the east to threaten their new bases. Choices:  1. In the east a force was getting strong, said the news. 2. In the east a force was getting strong. 3. In the west a force was getting strong.
Output: 3
Statement: (In last week's win against Minnesota, the Jets committed only one.) Choices:  1. The Jets will be playing Minnesota again next week. 2. The Jets played against Minnesota last week. 3. The Jets committed three, in last week's game.
Output: 3
Statement: it's really scary that you have to be that scared about your kids but i mean you do better safe than sorry Choices:  1. It's bad that you have to be that scared for your kids. 2. It's bad that you're that scared for your kids, sounds hysterical to me. 3. I'm glad you aren't scared for your kids.
Output: 3
Statement: Near the coast at the northern end of the Crocker Range is Mount Kinabalu, at 4,100 m (13,450 ft) the highest peak in Southeast Asia and a favorite with climbers, both professional and amateur. Choices:  1. Near the middle of the country is Mount Kinabalu.  2. Mount Kinabalu is a popular place for climbers, as the highest peak in Southeast Asia.  3. Professional climbers often climb Mount Kinabalu multiple times because they like it so much. 
Output: 1
Statement: The district, which provides water service to homes in Alpaugh, faces an unpalatable  raise its monthly $20 household fee or go without the arsenic-tainted and undrinkable water. Choices:  1. The district takes water from the people of Alpaugh and can easily face a monthly fee. 2. The district is a provider of water service to Alpaugh and now faces either a raise of its monthly fee or the option to go without undrinkable water. 3. The district is a provider of water service to Alpaugh and other counties, and now faces either a raise of its monthly fee or the option to go without undrinkable water.
Output: 1
Statement: Enchanted, madame. All the way to Styles, Mary talked fast and feverishly.  Choices:  1. Mary was silent on the way to Styles. 2. Mary was traveling to Styles. 3. Mary talked quickly because she was nervous.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't mean what you mean. Choices:  1. We certainly both mean exactly the same thing when we say that. 2. We both mean different things when we say that. 3. I mean that you should pay me a dollar and you mean someone else you pay you a dollar.
Output: 1
Statement: More recently, and in response to LSC's state planning letters, planning moved to a new level when the directors of Florida's largest legal services programs held a retreat to consider how to improve civil legal assistance in the state. Choices:  1. The planning letters also talked about legal services in Georgia. 2. The planning letters of the LSC caused consideration of how to improve civil legal assistance. 3. No planning letters were ever written by the LSC.
Output: 3
Statement: The people are a distinct  they have a unique, ancient heritage and a passionate folklore all their own. Choices:  1. The people have a unique heritage. 2. This place is extremely interesting due to the fact of their heritage. 3. There are no people who live here who are more than the 2nd generation to do so.
Output: 3
Statement: The Sticks pay attention to everyone. Choices:  1. The Sticks give everyone attention.  2. The Sticks make a record of everything everyone does. 3. The Sticks don't notice what a lot of people do.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't i don't have an answer for the local elections and why you have ten percent of the people voting that's really so low i'm amazed Choices:  1. You have twenty-five percent voting and that's pretty high.  2. I thought maybe 50 percent of people voted. 3. I'm really surprised that the number of people voting is so low.
Output: 1
Statement: In the East, 12 th -seeded Southwest Missouri State held fifth-seeded Wisconsin to 32 points--the lowest NCAA tournament score since the inception of the shot clock--and then trounced fourth-seeded Tennessee. Choices:  1. The average NCAA tournament score is 68. 2. The NCAA has never used the shot clock in its tournaments.  3. Missouri, Wisconsin, and Tennessee participate in the NCAA tournament.
Output: 2
Statement: In the aggregate, these amendments are designed to provide Choices:  1. The amendments are written out formally. 2. The amendments try to provide. 3. The amendments are aimed to take away.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh that's the hard part right Choices:  1. There's a difficult part isn't there? 2. Everything is super easy, isn't it? 3. There are equal hard parts and easy parts.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah it's i i think it's probably more embarrassing and very painful i i see i see that happening Choices:  1. I think the situation is disgraceful and very difficult. 2. I believe that this is happening because of someone's negligence.  3. I do not understand the situation at all. 
Output: 3
Statement: Some time later they can go on some benign morning talk show together and talk about this. Choices:  1. They won't be able to talk about this on some morning talk show. 2. This isn't an issue that will go away quickly. 3. There's a morning talk show that they can discuss this on.
Output: 1
Statement: That's the sum of the matter!"Bayliss' high color was fading. Choices:  1. Bayliss' color was getting even brighter.  2. The once bright color on Bayliss' cheeks was turning pale.  3. Bayliss' high color was paling. 
Output: 1
Statement: There is another observation that can be made based on household bill/payment volume figures reported in Table 3. Although both payments and bills seem to have been affected by the diversion from payment by mail to other methods of payment, the effect of diversion is more pronounced on payment mail. Choices:  1. There are more than one observations that can be made. 2. No observations can be made based on household payment volume. 3. Many important observations can be made from Household bill/payment volume figures.
Output: 2
Statement: Built in 1438, the Chaumukha is dedicated to Adinath, Jainism's original 24 Tirthankaras (teachers), whose truths were revealed by the prophet Mahavira . Choices:  1. Mahavira, a prophet, revealed the teachings of the 24 Tirthankaras. 2. The Chaumukha was built to celebrate war victories. 3. The Chaumukha is an elaborate temple that many different religions have fought over in the centuries since its completion.
Output: 2
Statement: Daniel led me on. Choices:  1. Daniel knew where he was going. 2. Daniel was lost. 3. Daniel led the way.
Output: 2
Statement: There is, however, some evidence that sexual satisfaction correlates with educational attainment; for instance, those who completed graduate school express greater sexual happiness than those who dropped out of high school. Choices:  1. Only intelligent people have lots of sex.  2. The more education you have, the more sexually happy you are.  3. The least education you have, the happier your sex life is. 
Output: 3
Statement: A haven for persecuted Japanese Christians in the 17th century, Portugal's neutrality during World War II assured the territory a flood of refugees. Choices:  1. Portugal's citizens were friendly to the refugees that arrived. 2. Portugal was flooded with refugees because of its neutrality. 3. Portugal was not a place that Japanese Christians went to in the 17th century.
Output: 3
Statement: Adrin stole glances at Jon. Choices:  1. Adrin peeked at Jon. 2. Adrin couldn't look at Jon. 3. Adrin looked at Jon out of the corner of his eye.
Output: 2
Statement: But he won't be needed this trip. Choices:  1. He will be absolutely essential for this trip. 2. For this trip he will not be needed. 3. He will not be needed because he is generally useless.
Output: 1
Statement: The troopers have yet to recant their charges that they had arranged and concealed Clinton's sexual adventures on public time. Choices:  1. The troopers have recanted all of their previous claims. 2. The troopers claim to have concealed sexual adventures. 3. Clinton was only interested in overweight women, according to sources.
Output: 1
Statement: The only Madrid museum devoted to a single painter, this mansion was the hom e and studio of Joaquin Sorolla (1863 1923). Choices:  1. Joaquin Sorolla lived in the only Madrid museum devoted to a single painter. 2. The museum is made of brick and glass. 3. Madrid has two museums devoted to a single painter.
Output: 3
Statement: Major credit cards. Choices:  1. The credit cards are considered major. 2. The credit cards are minor. 3. Major credit cards only include American Express and Discover.
Output: 2
Statement:  Earning and  Youth Employment Choices:  1. Youth are employed in greater numbers during recent years. 2. The youth are all unemployed. 3. Young people with jobs.
Output: 2
Statement: Casting back in his memory, Hanson could not recall seeing the rock slabs the night before. Choices:  1. Hanson remembered seeing the rock slabs the previous night. 2. Hanson was sure the rock slabs had not been there all along. 3. Looking back, Hanson could not remember seeing the rock slabs.
Output: 1
Statement: Delightful as the vineyards of Burgundy may be, the landscape and villages of certain other routes des vins may be considered prettier ' those of Alsace, for instance. Choices:  1. Burgundy does not necessarily have the prettiest landscape and village. 2. Burgundy is unanimously considered the most beautiful village in the country. 3. The vineyards in Alsace are the most beautiful in Europe.
Output: 2
Statement: If food stamps are destigmatized, though, nobody will look at you funny--even if you really aren't working at all. Choices:  1. People will still scowl when they see food stamps in use. 2. No one will look at you funny if you use food stamps. 3. People won't shame food stamp abusers.
Output: 1
Statement: Are We Saving Enough? Choices:  1. We are saving quite a lot and it certainly is a sufficient amount, but is it enough? 2. We can't possibly save as little as we are right now. 3. Do we save as much as we should?
Output: 2
Statement: Organizational Techniques Companies Use to Perpetuate or Change Beliefs and Values Choices:  1. Companies use these techniques to strengthen their ethical values. 2. Organizational techniques are purely for financial improvement and reflect nothing about the company's values. 3. Companies use organizational techniques to strengthen their values.
Output: 2
Statement: So many people were involved in this process. Choices:  1. About ten thousand people were involved in this process. 2. More than one person was involved in this process. 3. Just one person was involved in this process.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh absolutely and and i know what you're saying we do what we have to do for our children regardless regardless of what that is but i'm a little bit unsympathetic with the families right here in our own small town of five thousand who have not limited their family we have three children and that happens to be what we could afford but i don't really feel like i ought to help even if they're people from Indiana support ten children that's not fair i didn't get a say whether they had them or not so i don't think i ought to have to help raise them too critical i i'm concerned about world birth control and Choices:  1. I have endless sympathy for the people in our town who have not limited their family size. 2. I don't think I should have to help support other people who have lots of kids. 3. Nobody else offered to help me raise my own children, so why should I help others?
Output: 1
Statement: Interestingly enough, although possibly the best loved landscape in the Lake District for walkers and artists Wordsworth described it as unity, austere but reconciled, there is not a lake in sight. Choices:  1. Even though it's the most popular landscape in the Lake District, there are no lakes visible. 2. Wordsworth spent many of his mornings writing about this landscape. 3. Though most of the Lake District's lakes are visible here, it is very unpopular among artists and walkers.
Output: 3
Statement: It sent a shock into the sword and seemed to send a bolt of electricity into Adrin's hand. Choices:  1. Electricity shocked the sword. 2. It was a lightning event. 3. The sword had no electricity fired towards it.
Output: 3
Statement: They were one of probably a handful of places in the country where that happened, he said.  Choices:  1. He explained that it was the only place in the world that this had happened.  2. The man explained that they were not the only full service gas station left. 3. He said that there was no more than a few places  in the country where that it happened. 
Output: 1
Statement: But I'm afraid we shan't require his services." Choices:  1. I'm afraid we won't need his services.  2. We may need his services next week.  3. We need his services immediately. 
Output: 3
Statement: you know that's something that's something fairly new and not a lot of people take advantage of it but it's you know it's use it or lose it and i Choices:  1. That's not really new and people have been taking advantage of that for a long time. 2. Not many people know about that or how to take advantage of that. 3. Not a lot of people take advantage of that, but you better use it or lose it.
Output: 1
Statement: He had slept with only two women in his life. Choices:  1. He was a virgin. 2. He had slept with two women and four men. 3. He had not slept with many women.
Output: 1
Statement: they had they had quite a few new ones come out last year that they added to but but you don't have much spare time either Choices:  1. They had a lot of new duties given them in their workplace, but it's not like you have less. 2. You have a lot of spare time, don't you? 3. Quite a few ones came out last year, but you don't have a lot of spare time either.
Output: 2
Statement: so and i i've got a son Choices:  1. I don't have kids. 2. I have a beautiful son. 3. I have a son.
Output: 1
Statement: Front Square and Parliament Square, dating from the 18th century, are surrounded by the Chapel, Dining Hall, Examination Hall, Reading Room, and anchored by the splendid Campanile. Choices:  1. Parliament Square and Front Square both date back to the 1700s.  2. Parliament Square is similar in design to Front Square.  3. Parliament Square was built during the 20th century. 
Output: 3
Statement: what uh how they develop uh what the candidate stands for the you know the views and uh Choices:  1. There is no candidate in the election at all. 2. The views of the candidate and how they develop. 3. The views of the candidate align with mine.
Output: 1
Statement: No, no, Mr. Cavendish, it is too late now.  Choices:  1. Its too late to get your things Mr. Cavendish. 2. There's no time for that now Mr. Cavendish. 3. There's plenty of time for that Mr. Cavendish.
Output: 3
Statement: Only I can't make out exactly why. Choices:  1. Only, I know why. 2. Only, I can't make out why he is sad we are leaving. 3. I can't make out why.
Output: 1
Statement: What did Gore ever do to deserve this? Choices:  1. What did Bush do to deserve this? 2. Gore was found deplorable by some members of the opposing party. 3. Which of Gore's actions deemed him worthy of this treatment?
Output: 1
Statement: She's some pace-maker, I can tell you, said Julius complacently. Choices:  1. Nobody pays attention to her speed. 2. Julius is not the type of person who sets the pace. 3. She is the type of person that sets the pace.
Output: 1
Statement: The hike takes around 2 hours and you can travel the lower slopes by camel if you'd rather not walk the whole way. Choices:  1. The hike takes 10 minutes. 2. Camel rides are offered for the lower slopes. 3. It is more enjoyable to travel by camel when one reaches the lower slopes. 
Output: 1
Statement: In the example above, Yellowstone National Park would be reported under a category, such as National Parks, as one of the total number of heritage assets under the auspices of the Department of the Interior; it also would be reported by the number of acres that it occupies under the stewardship land category for the Department. Choices:  1. Yellowstone National park would not be reported by the number of acres that it occupies under the stewardship land category. 2. Yellowstone National Park would be reported as a heritage asset. 3. Yellowstone National Park would probably be categorized as a National Park.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh so that might lead you to a biased uh decision perhaps if you were uh-huh Choices:  1. that could cause you to give an unfair decision 2. I'm sure you'll be fair to both parties 3. he's your friend, that might become a reason for you to lean towards him
Output: 2
Statement: If people increase their demand for money, then either interest rates must rise, cutting investment, or transactions must fall, cutting output and employment--unless the central bank acts. Choices:  1. They did not have a cent to their name. 2. They wanted their money. 3. The banks need to take action if the demand increases.
Output: 1
Statement: This involves a morning or afternoon of theory and swimming pool work, which will give you the chance to try out the basic techniques. Choices:  1. This involves a morning or afternoon of tea in the pool to prepare you for your journey. 2. After you get comfortable in the pool, you can go out in open water with the instructor. 3. You can try out the basics techniques in the swimming pool.
Output: 1
Statement: In Santa Monica, Calif., local attorneys opened a coffee house called Legal Grind, where for about $20 a person can get a cup of coffee and a consultation with a lawyer. Choices:  1. Lawyers in Santa Monica, CA opened an exclusive club to get away from people looking for legal advice. 2. Lawyers in Santa Monica, CA found a novel way to provide legal consultations to people. 3. The coffee house serves coffee and legal advice to approximately 100 people a day.
Output: 1
Statement: Then at last Conrad spoke: "Thought you'd bluffed us, did you?  Choices:  1. Conrad feels that the other party feels as if they have bluffed his party. 2. Conrad is speaking to a group of vampires. 3. Conrad speaks frequently.
Output: 3
Statement: Many of the decisions that are made in front of a judge cannot be reversed later. Choices:  1. The decisions that the judge makes are rarely overruled after the fact. 2. They were hoping to be an exception to the rule. 3. The judge knew that the decision could easily be dismissed.
Output: 3
Statement: Of course 90 you're fond of him. Choices:  1. Despite their best efforts, they are fond of him. 2. They actively despise him. 3. They're fond of him.
Output: 2
Statement: Later, as it fell into disrepair, the walls were dismantled and used to build other structures in the town. Choices:  1. After its condition deteriorated, its walls were taken apart and then used for the construction of other buildings. 2. Its walls were later used to construct a school and three shops within the town.  3. After it fell into a state of disrepair, the demolished remains were thrown into a quarry. 
Output: 3
Statement: It was here that the Royal Botanic Garden was moved in 1823 from a location not far from the Abbey of Holyrood. Choices:  1. The Royal Botanic Garden moved 7 miles from its old location. 2. The Royal Botanic Garden was relocated in 1823 to a location near the Abbey of Holyrood. 3. The garden was destroyed in 1823 since putting it elsewhere was inconvenient.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah but i tried again a few weeks later but this time i put on some leather gloves and my father still wondered what happened to those leather gloves Choices:  1. My father bought me those leather gloves two years ago. 2. I tried again, without any gloves this time. 3. I tried again later, but I had some leather gloves on.
Output: 2
Statement: what type of job do you have Choices:  1. What type of construction job do have? 2. What kind of toothbrush do you use? 3. What kind of job do you do?
Output: 2
Statement: She became an assistant professor in 1983. Choices:  1. She was an assistant professor. 2. She has been in the field for long. 3. She was an assistant professor in 1980.
Output: 3
Statement: He pees in a bottle and comes up dirty, and I have to send him back inside. Choices:  1. He pees in a cup. 2. He pees in a bottle. 3. He pees in a bottle because there was no restroom in the vicinity.
Output: 1
Statement: Its volume declined by 1.9 billion pieces between 1990 and 1997 Choices:  1. Quality improved. 2. Volume increase over the time period. 3. In eight years volume declined.
Output: 2
Statement: But LSC quickly began to prove we were serious about planning. Choices:  1. We could have proved that we were serious about planning otherwise, but LSC thankfully did it for us. 2. LSC was able to show that we weren't taking planning lightly. 3. LSC didn't think we took planning seriously, so they chose not to affiliate themselves with us.
Output: 3
Statement: because it is a matter of of losing your job if you get caught say a second time Choices:  1. You can lose your job if you get caught again. 2. It is not worth losing your job over. 3. You could get promoted if you do it again.
Output: 3
Statement: The Israelis couldn't even retaliate, being restrained by pressure from the American government, which wanted to preserve the Arab alliance against Iraq. Choices:  1. The American government was trying to destroy the Arab alliance. 2. The Israeli government was under command of the American Government. 3. The American government wanted to preserve the Arab Alliance against Iraq.
Output: 1
Statement: so if somebody brings you half a dozen tomatoes it doesn't do you any good because you already had a half a dozen you know pulled that day Choices:  1. Because you already have six tomatoes that you pulled it doesn't do you any good when someone brings you more and they typically go to waste.  2. You can never have enough tomatoes.  3. Because you already have six tomatoes that you pulled it doesn't do you any good when someone brings you another six.
Output: 2
Statement: The metrics described here will generally be used after contract award, in order to assess how well the agency is managing the system development process. Choices:  1. The metrics are for after the contract award. 2. The metrics are for after the contract gets awarded so then you can see how the agency is performing. 3. THe metrics are for before the contract award.
Output: 3
Statement: The main port, Kamares, lies 5 km (3 miles) from the capital Apollonia, and its sister town Artemon (both named for the brother and sister god and goddess of ancient Greek mythology). Choices:  1. Artemon and Apollonia were siblings in mythology.  2. Many worship these dieties, and the admiration is the reason for the titles for the town.  3. The Kamares port lies thirty miles from Apollonia. 
Output: 3
Statement: At salt flats nearby is tiny Esperance airport, a one-strip, one-shed affair used for flights to and from Pointe Pitre and Saint-Barthelemy. Choices:  1. Esperance airport is in a nearby salt flat.   2. They are looking to expand Esperance airport but the salt flat is too small.   3. There is no airport at Esperance at all.  
Output: 3
Statement: A host of legally significant distinctions separates aliens from citizens and national-security investigations from law-enforcement probes. Choices:  1. Aliens do not have the same rights as citizens when it comes to law enforcement investigations. 2. There are no significant distinctions between aliens and citizens and national security investigations. 3. There are significant distinctions between aliens and citizens in regarding law enforcement probes.
Output: 2
Statement: First, would the terms of each agreement be made public? Choices:  1. There is an agreement with terms. 2. There is no agreement that could possibly be made public.  3. Those terms include provisions for price and delivery timelines.
Output: 2
Statement: We do not know which staff group will be most effective. Choices:  1. We have determined which is the most effective group. 2. It is unsure which group will be best. 3. The groups all work at different speeds.
Output: 1
Statement: Well might they tremble. Choices:  1. They might tremble because of fear. 2. Harry trembles. 3. They might tremble.
Output: 2
Statement: An unconscious man lay beside him, tied up half-naked on the floor. Choices:  1. Beside him on the floor there was a man on unconscious state, half-naked. 2. The unconscious man was badly beaten up and was having a nosebleed. 3. The man beside him was conscious but completely naked.
Output: 3
Statement: At Newby Mill near Lakeside Stott Park, Bobbin Mill was still operating commercially as recently as 1974. Choices:  1. In 1985, Bobbin Mill closed its doors for the final time. 2. Bobbin Mill was still functional at Newby Mill in 1974. 3. Though the building still stood, Bobbin Mill had finished operations permanently in 1965.
Output: 3
Statement: Neither have we.) Choices:  1. We have in the past, under vastly different circumstances. 2. We have not either.  3. You have and so have we. 
Output: 3
Statement: well the you know it's it's kind of like wanting to talk you know and um but and then they learned to say no and it's kind of funny but they uh the the and now they get older our son's a senior in high school will talk to us but he you know you know it's mostly um no it Choices:  1. There were no seniors at our highschool. 2. It is important to learn how to say no. 3. They want to talk to you all the time.
Output: 1
Statement: Highlights of the vast interior include the Royal Chapel, a gem of high Baroque; the State Apartments, in which Louis XIV used to entertain; the Salon de Diane, where he would try his hand at billiards; and the glittering Hall of Mirrors (Galerie des Glaces), 73 m (240 ft) long and built to catch the setting sun in 17 tall, arched panels of mirrors. Choices:  1. The idea of the glittering hall of mirrors came to him in a dream. 2. Louis XIV used the State Apartments to entertain. 3. The Salon de Diane had been scrapped from the original plans.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh i never have either Choices:  1. Yeah I'll probably be able to in about a year. 2. I already have done that. 3. Yeah I also haven't.
Output: 2
Statement: And in the United States. Choices:  1. Also, in America. 2. In the US and in Canada. 3. Not in the US.
Output: 3
Statement: Michelangelo's greatest work here is reserved for two minor members of the family, Lorenzo's grandson, Lorenzo the Duke of Urbino, portrayed as a pensive Roman soldier above two allegorical figures of Dawn (female) and Dusk (male), and his son, Giuliano the Duke of Nemours, more warrior-like above figures of Night (female) and Day (male). Choices:  1. Michelangelo's best work was only for the head of the family. 2. Michelangelo's best work is only for two special family members. 3. Even minor family members were considered highly important.
Output: 1
Statement: As I recall my Shakespeare, Juliet refused to renounce her faith in Jesus, and so Mercutio shot her. Choices:  1. I remember Juliet being shot by her nurse. 2. I remember Mercutio shooting Juliet. 3. Mercutio felt awful about shooting Juliet.
Output: 1
Statement: Jetskiing is popular almost everywhere, with half-hour rentals common. Choices:  1. Jetskiing is possible all-year-round in almost any kind of weather. 2. You can usually rent jet skis for half an hour. 3. Locations for jetskiing are hard to find, with rentals often being expensive and restrictive.
Output: 3
Statement: The Women's World Cup soccer tournament became the sports story of the year. Choices:  1. The sports story of the year was the Women's World Cup soccer tournament, and it was a success. 2. The sports story of the year was the Women's World Cup basketball tournament. 3. The sports story of the year was the Women's World Cup soccer tournament.
Output: 2
Statement: For that matter, we can't compare the GIs to the Athenians of Pericles' time, the Florentines of Michelangelo's, or the Americans of Abraham Lincoln's. Choices:  1. GIs must be analyzed on their own accord. 2. Several peers may be useful in examining GIs, including Abraham Lincoln's Americans. 3. GIs are much more advanced than the Athenians.
Output: 2
Statement: Because the customer is willing to wait and funding is never certain, an environment exists where program managers have good reasons to avoid the capture of knowledge and delay testing. Choices:  1. Program managers are smart to put off projects since they dont know if they will receive funding. 2. The dont knwo if they will receive funding due to the ever changing appearance of politics. 3. Program managers are always eager to jump on projects regardless of outside factors.
Output: 3
Statement: For six years he begged for his food, learned to meditate, and practiced severe self-mortification, but still felt no nearer to understanding life's suffering. Choices:  1. He thought that the meditation was worth the enduring. 2. He finally understood life's suffering after the six years. 3. He has begged for as long as six years.
Output: 2
Statement: As a result, the murder rate there is now the highest in the world--61 per 100,000 people. Choices:  1. The murder rate there has plummeted to be the lowest in the world. 2. The highest murder rate in the world is there. 3. It has nearly double the murder rate of the next highest area.
Output: 1
Statement: For such workers, leaving the United States is a survival strategy, permitting them to survive their periods of unemployment by taking advantage of the lower cost of living in the countries of origin. Choices:  1. Most often, the workers will travel to Mexico or Canada.  2. Workers leave the United States to take advantage of the higher cost of living in other places.  3. Some workers leave the United States as a way to survive the high cost of living. 
Output: 2
Statement: The main beneficiary of any subsidy for real estate is the person who owns the property at the time the subsidy is instituted, not the future buyer. Choices:  1. The future buyer can't be the beneficiary because it would make buying impossible. 2. The main beneficiary is the person who owns the property.  3. The main beneficiary is not the future buyer but the person who owns the property. 
Output: 2
Statement: We can begin tomorrow, he said and then returned to Susan. Choices:  1. The man remained with Susan and spoke to no one.  2. The man was excited to see Susan when he returned.  3. A man spoke to someone before rejoining a woman. 
Output: 1
Statement: And yet the strength of these companies--each, by the way, now valued at stratospheric heights--is helping carry those around them. Choices:  1. The strength of the companies helps carry those around them. 2. The companies are unable to help carry those around them. 3. The companies are strong because they are making huge profits.
Output: 2
Statement: For one, the product--and all that it connotes--is visible. Choices:  1. The product is the company's most important asset. 2. The product is definitely visible. 3. The product is invisible, both physically and metaphorically.
Output: 3
Statement: They stole the light of Thorn's torch instead reflecting only the light of the blood moon overhead. Choices:  1. The night was dark. 2. It was a full moon. 3. The sun shone brightly.
Output: 3