niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: From the top of a hefty climb up the tower are breathtaking views of Segovia and the valley beyond. Choices:  1. There is no tower near Segovia, the next one is kilometers apart. 2. Most of the tourists like to visit the tower in order to see Segovia. 3. Beautiful views of Segovia can be seen from the top of the tower.
Output: 1
Statement: There is a choice of excellent local ethnic cuisine. Choices:  1. The local ethnic cuisine is wonderful and very inexpensive. 2. The local ethnic cuisine is unhygenic.. 3. The local ethnic cuisine is wonderful.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't see it in the near future Choices:  1. I don't see you getting married in the near future 2. I see it, sooner than later it will happen 3. I don't see it in the future anytime soon
Output: 2
Statement: Really good ones are now increasingly rare and quite expensive, and their length, 2 m (over 6 ft), makes them difficult to carry around. Choices:  1. The really good ones are becoming scarce because of their size and weight. 2. Really good ones can be found albeit at a high price. 3. Really good ones are becoming scarce and pricy.
Output: 1
Statement: Also on the rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Hetel Carnavalet, once home of the lady of letters, Madame de Sevigne, is today the Musee Carnavalet (see page 75). Choices:  1. Hetel Carnavalet was the one-time home of Madame de Sevigne. 2. Hetel Carnavalet is near other museums and art museums.  3. Hetel Carnavalet is on the rue des Seine.
Output: 3
Statement: that's right uh-huh well you know it's just like you say there's so much stuff that needs to be done here in this country and uh you know if if you could have a thought of something like uh like a uh uh a Peace Corps sort of organization i mean this would be so useful just in uh for instance just helping old folks Choices:  1. There's a lot of stuff we need to do in this country, like feed veterans and make child care affordable. 2. There's a lot of stuff we need to do in this country. 3. We've accomplished everything in this country.
Output: 3
Statement: It has de-Kurdified  much of southeastern Turkey, bulldozing as many as 2,500 Kurdish villages and forcing thousands of Kurds to move to cities in western Turkey. Choices:  1. Kurdish peoples and influences remain rooted into their ancestral homes in southeastern Turkey. 2. It has removed Kurds from the southeastern of the country, unintentionally causing them to migrate to the western urban areas instead. 3. It has forcibly removed Kurdish influences and people from southeastern Turkey, forcing them to migrate to urban areas in the west of the country.
Output: 1
Statement: Complete documentation of the IPM model can be found //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation . Choices:  1. IPM model along with annexes can be retrieved from //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation. 2. IPM model is fully documented at //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation. 3. You will not find IPM model documents anywhere.
Output: 3
Statement: This about the Mex War which our pa's fought?"He flicked open the pages eagerly. Choices:  1. His father fought in the Mexican War. 2. His father fought in the Mexican War and died there. 3. His father fought in the Vietnam War.
Output: 3
Statement: The sultanate lasted 320 years, but the new sultan ruled only four  he died in a fall from his pony. Choices:  1. After just four years in charge, the sultan fell off his pony and died. 2. The sultanate ended indefinitely when the sultan fell off his pony and hurt his pride. 3. The new sultan's son proved to be a competent leader.
Output: 2
Statement: She took one tottering step toward him and halted. Choices:  1. She took several steps forward, until she bumped into him. 2. She staggered towards him, then stopped in her track. 3. She almost fell over from the dizziness, then stopped.
Output: 1
Statement: See?"  He drew a thin volume from his breechclout cautiously, then slipped it back again. Choices:  1. He did not want anyone to see that he had a book. 2. He carefully produced a thin volume from his loincloth. 3. He whipped out a thin volume and brandished it for everyone to see.
Output: 3
Statement: Estimates based on our long-term growth model suggest that the golden rule saving rate for the United States would be more than 30 percent. Choices:  1. The estimates are based on long-term growth models for savings in America. 2. The estimates are based on short-term growth models. 3. The estimates are based on long-term growth models.
Output: 2
Statement: We have no money to give them. Choices:  1. We were robbed so we don't have any money to give them. 2. We don't have any money to give them. 3. We can give them all the money that they need.
Output: 3
Statement: Under fast pay, examination of the invoice subsequent to payment authorization is sometimes referred to as post payment examination. Choices:  1. Under fast pay, the invoice is examined for payment authorizations from VISA cards. 2. Under fast pay, the invoice is examined for reimbursement authorization. 3. Under fast pay, the invoice is examined for payment authorization.
Output: 2
Statement: i mean that is you know just a a rate that you have to pay and uh Choices:  1. That is simply the price you are required to give. 2. The price is not fixed and is negotiable for you. 3. Even though it wasn't fixed in the past, there is just no other option right now but to pay this rate.
Output: 2
Statement: People usually think we're older, and we hang out with 15-year-olds. Choices:  1. They hang out with 15-year-olds and people think they're older. 2. People think they are younger and they hang out with 35-year-olds. 3. They are not much older than the 15-year-olds.
Output: 2
Statement: But I should like to know if you are acquainted with a Mrs. Vandemeyer?" Choices:  1. Do you know who Mrs. Vandemeyer is? 2. I saw you talking to Mrs Vandemeyer. 3. Are you good friends with Mrs. Vandemeyer?
Output: 2
Statement: There is a choice of over 100 exotic dishes. Choices:  1. One of the 100 exotic dishes is pineapple spaghetti. 2. Over 100 exotic dishes can be chosen. 3. There are less than 100 exotic dishes to choose from.
Output: 3
Statement: Drew knew that feeling also. Choices:  1. Drew had no idea what it felt like to feel this way.  2. Drew was familiar with the feeling.  3. Drew liked the feeling. 
Output: 1
Statement: What was his appeal to the silent majority but a subtle invitation to think like  to believe that our neighbors might be our enemies, and that our enemies might engulf us? Choices:  1. He was a very trusting and peace-touting individual who was open to greater collaboration between nations. 2. In actuality, our neighbors have enough problems to deal with inside their own borders, and do not seek to engulf us. 3. He is drumming up nationalist sentiment with his appeals to suspicion.
Output: 1
Statement: Armed with an entry permit, visitors make first for the park headquarters, 300 km (187 miles) northeast of the national capital by road via Jerantut and 60 km (37 miles) by motor-powered longboat from Kuala Tembeling. Choices:  1. First of all, visitors go towards the headquarters of the park. 2. The entry permit for the park is expensive.  3. The park headquarters is 100km away from the capital city.
Output: 3
Statement: Complicating the situation is that many of these people don't know where to find a lawyer. Choices:  1. The situation would be a lot easier if people knew where to find a lawyer. 2. Many of these people know where to find a lawyer with no problem. 3. Finding a lawyer is a common issue for many of these people.
Output: 2
Statement: Consequently, the CFO is a central figure on the top management team and heavily involved in strategic planning and decisionmaking. Choices:  1. The CFO is heavily involved in decision making. 2. In this case it could be said that the CFO has more power than the CEO. 3. The CFO has no power when it comes to decision making.
Output: 3
Statement: 'On Gentlemen's honour.' Choices:  1. On someone's honor. 2. On the honor of a lady. 3. We agree on this,
Output: 2
Statement: Either way, everybody  The employees read their news, the company has a clear net again, and it's a nice annuity for PointCast. Choices:  1. The news was read by the employees. 2. The employees keep themselves insulated from the news. 3. The employees keep up to date with local and international events.
Output: 2
Statement: These modern cabins come with kitchen, bathroom, and air-conditioning, are set on the Sea of Gali?­lee, and make ideal family holiday homes. Choices:  1. The cabins have kitchens in them that have an oven, fridge, and dishwasher. 2. The cabins have no kitchens. 3. The cabins have kitchens in them.
Output: 2
Statement: If doctors start using computer interviews as an excuse to talk to patients less, medical care will deteriorate. Choices:  1. There are some doctors who would love to spend less time talking to patients. 2. Medical care could be more efficient if doctors started doing computer interviews. 3. It would hurt medical care if doctors replace face-to-face interviews with computer interviews.
Output: 2
Statement: I think I'm going to need it if I'm going to post anything tonight. Choices:  1. He will be able to post without anything tonight. 2. If he is going to post he is going to need coffee tonight. 3. If he is going to post tonight he will need it.
Output: 1
Statement: Inside, there's more all the major department stores project themselves as bastions of culture, maintaining their own galleries and mounting frequent world-class exhibitions of prints, painting, pottery, and sculpture. Choices:  1. The most common place to find art exhibitions is inside large department stores. 2. There is no culture surrounding the department stores. 3. Many major department stores have their own art galleries and exhibitions of art.
Output: 2
Statement: For me, reporting and writing for the magazine was fun, pure fun. Choices:  1. I thought the reporting and writing for the magazine was fun. 2. I thought the reporting and writing for the magazine was tedious. 3. I thought the reporting and writing for the magazine was fun and rewarding.
Output: 2
Statement: But Tuppence had sharp eyes, and had noted the corner of a threepenny detective novel protruding from Albert's pocket, and the immediate enlargement of his eyes told her that her tactics were good, and that the fish would rise to the bait. Choices:  1. Tuppence rubbed her eyes and replaced her glasses, but she could see nothing there. 2. Tuppence knew that she had caught Albert in her trap. 3. The detective novel gave away Albert's true intentions.
Output: 1
Statement: Authors like Brand and Toffler understood the rise of what today we call libertarianism, with its cross-pollination between cultural trends (do-it-yourself rock and roll, homebuilding, computer building, etc., symbolized by the Whole Earth Catalog, the Sex Pistols, and the Apple II) and economic trends (the rise of the entrepreneur as hero, the brand of me, and ever-lowering barriers to the flow of capital from market to market). Choices:  1. Libertarianism is not at all popular today. 2. Libertarianism is 25% more popular today than in years past. 3. Libertarianism is popular today.
Output: 1
Statement: Whether this will ever happen remains to be seen, but perhaps the aid offered by Greece to Turkey after 1999's devastating earthquake is a sign that the animosity between these two traditional enemies is beginning to diminish. Choices:  1. Greece refused to offer aid to Turkey after the devastating earthquake. 2. Greece offered aid to Turkey in the aftermath of the earthquake. 3. Other nations would want to see a closer alliance between Turkey and Greece for trade purposes.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Trust me, Mr. White. Choices:  1. Mr. White was trying to be coerced. 2. I didn't care if Mr. White trusted me. 3. After being informed of the situation Mr. White had to be assured that everything would work out.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well is um the tax attorney and his wife still married married Choices:  1. Uh is that guy still single? 2. the attorney and his wife have been married about 20 years.  3. is the lawyer still married to that girl?
Output: 1
Statement: We have been working very hard to call the legal community's and the public's attention to our funding crisis and its impact on MALS's efforts to secure equal access to justice for our community's poor and elderly residents. Choices:  1. Poor and elderly residents are treated unfairly.  2. We have been working very hard to raise awareness about poor and elderly residents. 3. No one cares about old people.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, the article discussed the views of the travel services manager of a company that was using a contractor to aggressively track and use frequent flyer miles for company business. Choices:  1. Frequent flyer miles are sometimes used on company business. 2. A contractor was used to track the usage of frequent flyer miles on private travel. 3. The use of frequent flyer miles for company business is considered fraud.
Output: 2
Statement: With the exception of Bullmore's ghastly Rezia (her accent is pathetic), the rest of the actors are  Michael Kitchen as old Peter Walsh, who melds so perfectly with Alan Cox, the young Walsh, that I wondered if Gorris had got hold of a time machine and used the same actor twice; Selina Cadell's rough-hewed missionary Miss Kilman; Sarah Badel's stout and effulgent Lady Rosseter (the aged Sally Seton); Oliver Ford Davies' lockjawed twit Hugh Whitbread; John Standing's anxiously settled older Dalloway; and the lyrically foolish Lady Bruton of Margaret Tyzack, full of liberal schemes for helping the unemployed by shipping them off to Canada. Choices:  1. The person that plays Rezia has a terrible accent. 2. The Russian accent used by Rezia's actress is horrible. 3. Rezia's accent is played perfectly.
Output: 3
Statement: I'd be very surprised if the results were substantially different. Choices:  1. I expect the results to be substantially different. 2. Only once have the results shocked me. 3. To my knowledge the results should be normal.
Output: 1
Statement: Today we saw what 'compassionate conservativism' pretends to be, harrumphed Sen. Choices:  1. The Senator was unimpressed with their type of conservatism. 2. The senator complimented them profusely. 3. Compassionate conservatism when applied to healthcare seemed a mere facade to the senator.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes, they can. Choices:  1. Yes, they are able to change this corrupted system into something better. 2. No, they cannot. 3. Yes, they are able.
Output: 2
Statement: HRD used a similar approach in reviewing the Social Security Administration's telephone inquiry program; over 4,000 calls were made, with GAO personnel taking the role of ordinary citizens in asking the randomly selected, prepared questions (U.S. Choices:  1. The review was questioning regular citizens of the country. 2. They made a lot of phone calls. 3. There were less than 4,000 calls made.
Output: 3
Statement: Most visitors watch from either the jetty or the observation tower, but for a bit extra you can get onto a floating platform with the trainers or, even better, swim with the dolphins. Choices:  1. Many people find swimming with dolphins therapeutic. 2. If you can afford to pay a little more you can swim with the dolphins. 3. At no additional cost you can go out with the trainers onto a floating platform.
Output: 3
Statement: A mission, a vision for the future, core values, goals, and strategies- geared toward making the finance organization a valuecreating, customerfocused partner in business results. Choices:  1. There are visions that will benefit the business but not its future. 2. The business is not driven to find a mission that will benefit the business in the future. 3. The mission is for a vision of the future that will produce better business results.
Output: 2
Statement: The Honorable John W. Warner Chairman The Honorable William M. Thomas Vice Chairman Joint Committee on Printing Congress of the United States Choices:  1. John W. Warner as Chairman and William M. Thomas as Vice Chairman of the Committee on Maintenance. 2. Committee on Printing Congress of the United States, Honorable gentlemen John W. Warner as chairman and William M. Thomas as Vice Chairman. 3. Newly appointed committee on Printing Congress of the United States, Honorable gentlemen John W. Warner as chairman and William M. Thomas as Vice Chairman.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm listening." Choices:  1. I cannot hear this.   2. I am paying attention. 3. It is important to listen.  
Output: 1
Statement: Taking note of the obvious vulnerability of the old wooden houses, the government set up new building standards. Choices:  1. The new building standards were proposed by the government in a bid to mitigate prior housing vulnerability.  2. The government realized there was absolutely no vulnerability with regard to the old wooden houses.  3. Many old wooden houses had collapsed before the government's new standards. 
Output: 2
Statement: Pilgrims flock from all around the island to kiss the image of the patron saint, and some ascend the final 68 steps to the church on their knees. Choices:  1. Pilgrims come to the Patron Saint's image only to take pictures. 2. Only pilgrims from all around the world kiss the patron saint's image. 3. Pilgrims from across the world come to kiss the image of the patron saint.
Output: 1
Statement: This has saved many islands from the brink of poverty and depopulation, although it is undoubtedly affecting the character of many of the more popular islands. Choices:  1. Tourism is what saved many of the islands from disaster. 2. The character of the islands has not changed at all. 3. Some islands have been brought back from economic ruin.
Output: 2
Statement: You know what I asked you just now. Choices:  1. What I asked you was very important. 2. You don't know what I just asked you? 3. I asked you something just now.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah a lot a lot of people uh my brother in laws are all everybody is bigger than me for the most part Choices:  1. I am bigger than everyone I know. 2. A lot of people, including my brothers in law, are bigger than me. 3. I am the smallest person in my family.
Output: 1
Statement: Strategic information management would lead to systems that would better provide federal agencies the data they need in considering ways to realign their processes, reduce costs, improve program effectiveness, and ensure consistent results with a less bureaucratic organization. Choices:  1. They wanted to make sure the data was valid first. 2. The management wanted systems to streamline data that was needed. 3. The management did not want to see the numbers.
Output: 3
Statement: Oversized statues of the apostles in white marble are stationed around the rotunda, and seven richly ornamented chapels fan out from the center. Choices:  1. There are big marble statues around the rotunda. 2. The statues carved from white marble took a long time to make. 3. The statues of the apostles are made of gold.
Output: 3
Statement: Just in case. Choices:  1. In case it happens. 2. It won't happen. 3. In case it happens, we are ready.
Output: 2
Statement: the Belgians try to act like the French Choices:  1. Everybody is unique and tries to act like themselves. 2. Those people try to act like these people. 3. The Belgians are cooler than the French.
Output: 1
Statement: Saving time on administrative processes frees staff to perform the principal mission of the laboratory. Choices:  1. The laboratory's principal mission is not administrative processing. 2. There is a potential savings of $250,000 annually. 3. The laboratory needs to add administrative processes to its staff.
Output: 3
Statement: Do you reckon there was a dictaphone in Jane's room?  Choices:  1. Do you think there's a dictaphone in her room? 2. Do you think Jane bought a dictaphone? 3. I didn't see a dictaphone in her room.
Output: 3
Statement: Brown's IRB required a mental status exam to ensure patients could understand the research dimensions of the project before they could be enrolled in the study. Choices:  1. Brown accepted everyone into the project. 2. The patients needed to be mentally examined. 3. The patients need to be sane to participate in the study.
Output: 1
Statement: She shrugs it off. Choices:  1. She couldfbt shrug it off 2. She shrugged it off  3. She didn't care 
Output: 1
Statement: But there are almost no scenes of Wallace calling for law and order, or railing against excessive government and pointy-head intellectuals. Choices:  1. Wallace didn't have many scenes calling for justice. 2. Wallace had many scenes calling for justice. 3. Wallace didn't think more law and order was necessary.
Output: 2
Statement: They do not reflect EPA endorsement of these spending levels. Choices:  1. The EPA has not endorsed these spending levels.  2. Any EPA endorsement of these spending levels is not reflected.  3. They do reflect EPA endorsement of these spending levels. 
Output: 3
Statement: yes um-hum uh but you know back to the idea of parents i my my personal feelings is that parents need to be taking more responsibility i think the way i like to look at it you know a lot of people look at well whose job is it to teach the kids well it's the school's job i think whose job is it to teach the kids well primarily it's the parents job Choices:  1. Educating children is school's responsibility, not something parents should have to do. 2. The way children are brought up defines the way they approach life and education. 3. I think parents have a greater responsibility in what concerns their children's education than school.
Output: 1
Statement: uh that's the first i've ever heard of it i haven't heard of it anything too much about it um Choices:  1. I heard a lot about the topic. 2. I haven't heard much about the tax cuts. 3. I haven't heard much about it. 
Output: 1
Statement: Maryland ranks at the top of the list nationally in the level of funding for civil legal assistance in the state. Choices:  1. Maryland has the most civil legal assistance 2. Maryland needs all of the civil legal assistance  3. MAryland ranks at the bottom of the list nationally 
Output: 3
Statement: do they live close by Choices:  1. Can I walk to their home? 2. I do not want to know where they live.  3. Is their house near here?
Output: 2
Statement: 'What you're suggesting...it's very, very, very illegal.' Choices:  1. You're suggesting something not legal. 2. You are suggesting that we sell illegal drugs.  3. I'm glad you suggested something legal. 
Output: 3
Statement: Mailers are now presorting their mail, barcoding their mail, changing flat-size pieces into letter-size pieces, consolidating their mail, and carrying their mail great distances in order to enter it at specific locations. Choices:  1. Mailers are no presorting their mail but they aren't barcoding their mail. 2. Presorting and barcoding mail are two things that mailers now do. 3. Mailers have found that a system of organization makes the larger volumes of mail easier to deliver.
Output: 1
Statement: Drew sat watching the dust arise again as the trio of riders pounded away. Choices:  1. The dust got into his eyes and Drew coughed. 2. Drew watched the three rider approach him. 3. Drew watched the three riders ride away.
Output: 2
Statement: Experience has also shown that specific site issues, while often a planning challenge, have not prevented installations of FGD systems. Choices:  1. Experience shows that the specific site issues don't prevent FGD from being installed. 2. Experience shows that the specific site issues prevent FGD from being installed. 3. Experience shows that the specific site issues don't prevent FGD from being installed in coal mines.
Output: 2
Statement:  "Kinda stiff readin' ... looks interestin' though."Anse gave his verdict. Choices:  1. Anse stated that the book did not seem to be interesting. 2. Anse judged that the book seemed to be an interesting read. 3. Anse paged through the first ten pages of the book before he gave his verdict.
Output: 1
Statement: They hail Natasha Richardson's unglamorous portrayal of Sally Bowles--an aging, seedy bisexual nightclub singer--as the performance of the season (Ben Brantley, the New York Times ). Dissenting, the Washington Post 's Lloyd Rose says Richardson can't phrase a song. Choices:  1. Richardson's acting performance is remarkable and one that takes the cake for the season. 2. The Washington Post praised Richardson's portrayal. 3. Sally Bowles is an aging bisexual singer who works in a nightclub.
Output: 2
Statement: EPA initially provided for a 60-day comment period but then granted an additional 30 days for comments from interested parties. Choices:  1. The comment period was extended by the EPA from 60 days to 90 days. 2. The EPA shortened the amount of time that it was accepting comments. 3. The additional 30 days brought in a lot more comments.
Output: 2
Statement: and then they have other wings that we visited uh that are very nice i mean it's just super Choices:  1. They have nothing for us 2. They have other wings that we visited in Ohio 3. They have other wings that we visited
Output: 1
Statement: Pollock asked how to differentiate that type of study from doing a clinical trial. Choices:  1. Pollock asked how to tell the type of study. 2. Pollock knew he couldn't tell the type of study. 3. Pollock asked how to tell the type of study and the research helped him see a way.
Output: 2
Statement: Though they each very often destroyed the work of their predecessors, the 20th-century city remains a fascinating compendium of India's imperial history. Choices:  1. The city was built in the winter of 1948. 2. Things are left over from many historical periods in the city. 3. No one ever destroyed the work of their predecessors.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i sure do i try to i mean um Choices:  1. I definitely try to. 2. Yeah, I try to do it whenever I can. 3. No, I never tried doing that.
Output: 3
Statement: You did it, brother, said A'deem. Choices:  1. A'deem said he had failed. 2. A'deem said he had done it. 3. A'deem said he had done it well.
Output: 1
Statement: Many agencies lack organizational cultures that promote high performance and accountability, which are critical to successful organizations. Choices:  1. Many agencies don't have the organizational culture to promote high accountability for heir CEOs. 2. Many agencies don't have the organizational culture to promote high accountability. 3. Most agencies have the organizational culture to promote high accountability.
Output: 3
Statement: Sometimes, when you want something a lot, there's this fear in the back of your head that, if you get it, you're going to be disappointed, she said.  Choices:  1. You can sometimes be disappointed if you don't get something that you want a lot. 2. it is easier to put something behind you if you want it a lot and fail to get it. 3. It is better to not desire something too strongly.
Output: 2
Statement: People often say, 'Oh, you work with Legal Services because you couldn't work for a big firm with 300 people,' attorney Grayce Wiggins explains on the documentary.  Choices:  1. Legal Services is one of the largest firms with more than 1000 employees. 2. Legal Services is the only firm that has less than 300 people in it. 3. Garyce Wiggins says that people will say that Legal Services is a smaller firm.
Output: 1
Statement: nice talking to you too Beth bye Choices:  1. It has been a wonderful discussion, Beth, talk again soon. 2. Nice talking to you as well, Beth, Bye. 3. I hate talking to you, John.
Output: 3
Statement: What, if anything, do these seemingly polar opposite sites have in common or even say about our profession? Choices:  1. What does that say about how our profession will help those who have alcohol problems 2. What does that say about our city? 3. What does that say about our profession?
Output: 2
Statement: Haifa's most famous attraction is the splendid golden-domed Baha'i Shrine and Gardens (entrance on Zionism Avenue; Shrine open daily 9:00 a.m. to noon, gardens open daily 8:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. ), the international headquarters of the 4-million-strong Baha'i faith, which was founded by the Persian holy man, Baha'u'llah (who died in 1892). Choices:  1. Haifa is most famous for its ancient ruins, which encircle the city. 2. Most people who come to Haifa are Baha'i pilgrims. 3. The Baha'i Shrine and Gardens, which is the headquarters of the Baha'i faith, is the most famous attraction in Haifa.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan saw a gleam of steel under their cloaks. Choices:  1. Their cloaks were covering their swords. 2. There was a gleam of steel under their cloaks. 3. Ca'daan saw that they weren't wearing cloaks.
Output: 3
Statement: They were, of course, an accusation against her husband. Choices:  1. Her husband was subject to an accusation. 2. No one was accusing her husband. 3. Her husband was accused of murder.
Output: 2
Statement: The NYTBR isn't just agnostic on such questions--it doesn't even like to consider them. Choices:  1. Religious views have no place in NYTBR. 2. The NYTBR is highly opinionated on such issues. 3. The NYTBR isn't skeptical about issues like that.
Output: 2
Statement: In fact, when you look at its 4,000 years of history or any of today's newspapers, for that matter its countless feuds seem to be a perpetual but necessary dynamic of Indian civilization. Choices:  1. India is always a peaceful place with hardly any unrest. 2. Indian civilians have come to regard feuds as commonplace. 3. The country of India has had a large amount of feuds in its 4,000 years.
Output: 1
Statement: The Musee Picasso, nearby at 5 rue Thorigny, is housed in the beautifully restored Hetel Sale (see page 71). Choices:  1. The Hetel Sale has been restored and the Musee Picasso is inside. 2. The Hetel Sale is no longer the home of the Musee Picasso. 3. The Musee Picasso has free entrance to children.
Output: 2
Statement: Persistent attention, new models of performance, and different oversight structures and processes may be necessary to achieve this objective. Choices:  1. In order to achieve this objective, persistent attention, new models of performance, and different oversight structures and processes will be disregarded. 2. Persistent attention, new models of performance, and different oversight structures and processes could only be the start of what is necessary to fully implement this objective. 3. In order to achieve this objective, persistent attention, new models of performance, and different oversight structures and processes may be needed.
Output: 1
Statement: The paintings from 1987 are full of charming facility, but their decorativeness is repetitive. Choices:  1. The paintings from 1987 are charming, but repetitive.  2. The paintings from 1987 are repulsive, but unique.  3. The paintings from 1987 are of dogs playing poker. 
Output: 2
Statement: Sobieski was elected king of Poland, but his attentions to battles against the Turks at the expense of domestic affairs did not bode well for him and Poland. Choices:  1. Sobieski was the elected king of Poland. 2. Sobieski was fifty when he became king of Poland. 3. Sobieski became the dictator of Poland when he overthrew the government.
Output: 3
Statement: Now then your turn." Choices:  1. It's your turn.  2. You will have another turn later.  3. You aren't getting a turn. 
Output: 3
Statement: This tradition has survived, though today in many places the children bear flowers or fruit rather than rushes. Choices:  1. This tradition is about children and rushes. 2. The children today only bear the traditional rushes. 3. This tradition dates back to the 16th century.
Output: 2
Statement: almost every day i uh this spring has been uh a little hard to keep up the pace because uh we've had a lot of family activities my wife has taken up skiing Choices:  1. My family did a lot of outdoor activities this spring that ended up costing a lot. 2. This spring we basically took it easy and watched movies from home. 3. This spring was difficult to keep pace with everything going on.
Output: 2
Statement: It put a lot of strain on me, he admitted, making Chinook sound not like a machine but like a grizzled counterpart who deserved respect, even affection. Choices:  1. I also found it difficult to convince people that Chinook deserved money. 2. It was difficult to make Chinook an object that deserved respect and affection and not a machine. 3. It was very easy to make Chinook sound like a counterpart who deserved respect.
Output: 3
Statement: Rotating exhibitions on the African- American experience in the United States are offered at the Caleornia African-American Museum (600 State Drive), which has become a showcase for black history and culture. Choices:  1. A showcase for black history and culture is important in getting rid of racism in the United States. 2. The African-American Museum is located at 600 State Drive. 3. The exhibits at the African-American Museum never rotate.
Output: 3
Statement: You couldn't help but relieve yourself and know it drenched everyone. Choices:  1. You wanted to relieve yourself and luckily missed everyone.  2. You weren't able to hold it in and everyone ended up getting soaked because of it. 3. Everyone sitting underneath you got wet because you couldn't hold it.
Output: 1
Statement: (Adapted from OMB Circular A-11) Loan guarantee subsidy cost is the estimated long-term cost to the government of loan guarantees calculated on a present value basis, excluding administrative costs. Choices:  1. The loan guarantee subsidy cost is the long-term cost to the government of loan guarantees. 2. The loan guarantee subsidy cost is the short-term cost to the government of loan guarantees. 3. The loan guarantee subsidy cost is the long-term cost to the government of mortgage guarantees.
Output: 2
Statement: But his office deserves and demands it. Choices:  1. His office asks of it and deserves it.  2. His office demanded it several times.  3. His office isn't deserving of it and didn't ask for it.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to the superb buildings, there are several important museums and galleries to visit, and the banks of the Grand Canal provide leafy, shaded walks. Choices:  1. There are trees along the banks of the Grand Canal. 2. There is only one museum to visit near the Grand Canal. 3. All the galleries are all closed in the winter.
Output: 2
Statement: A large quantity of new generating capacity, consisting mostly of gas combined cycle units, has been built within the last several years. Choices:  1. The last several years have brought much more capacity. 2. No new generating capacity has been built recently 3. Gas combined cycle units are the most efficient.
Output: 2
Statement: that's that's the part i have difficulty and the the other part is that the the when when your when your when you're looking at Vietnam and you say well is fifty eight thousand lives worth it and i don't know that anything is worth fifty eight thousand lives Choices:  1. I have trouble seeing how over fifty thousands lives can be worth any price. 2. I can see how fifty lives would be worth it. 3. I do not want to see anyone suffer.
Output: 2
Statement: It wasn't that, but I couldn't explain.  Choices:  1. The explanation was definitely there somewhere.  2. It was definitely that. 3. It was probably something else, but I didn't know how to say it. 
Output: 2
Statement: Clinical  the transition from research into practice. Choices:  1. There is a transition from research to practice. 2. There is no transition from research to practice. 3. There is a difficult transition from research to practice.
Output: 2
Statement: This brings out the whole valley in force, everyone bending low with small sickles to cut the stalks, then stacking these in sheaves for fuel or thatch after the rice is threshed. Choices:  1. The rice is soaked, boiled and consumed but, never threshed  2. The collected stalks are used for thatch or fuel at a later date.  3. The sickles used are made of polished copper and are extremely sharp.
Output: 1
Statement: At night, when Jalan Petaling is closed to traffic, the area comes alive, giving way to peddlers selling watches (bewildering replicas of designer brands), music and video cassettes, clothing, jewelry, and ornaments. Choices:  1. At night the area is closed to traffic and it comes alive. 2. At night the area is closed to traffic and it comes alive, but the crime rate goes up. 3. At night the area stays open to traffic.
Output: 3
Statement: There is one more search for meaning, and it takes Berman across the ocean. Choices:  1. Berman sails across the ocean for a stress-free vacation. 2. Berman takes years to sail across the ocean. 3. Berman sails across the ocean on a spiritual voyage.
Output: 1
Statement: uh do you have a mandatory shut down Choices:  1. Do you have to shut down every night? 2. How many people work in your company? 3. Do you have a compulsory shut down?
Output: 2
Statement: Jim is one who has always given as generously of his time as he did his money. Choices:  1. Jim thinks everyone should fend for himself. 2. Jim spends hours every week volunteering and donates $10,000 a year. 3. Jim volunteers his time and money.
Output: 1
Statement: They retraced their steps slowly to the gate. Choices:  1. Slowly, they traced their own steps the way back to the gate. 2. They retraced their steps back to the gate to find his missing mailbox key. 3. They went on their way, having assumed their key was lost forever.
Output: 3
Statement:  The Kal pointed to Vrenna. Choices:  1. It was Billy Bob that was pointing at Vrenna.  2. The Kal pointed at Vrenna because she was the one who betrayed him. 3. It was Vrenna who the Kal was pointing at.
Output: 1
Statement: The elevation of VA to cabinet-level status in 1989 spurred the department to make internal management improvements. Choices:  1. The department had to improve management in 1989.  2. The department made no changes whatsoever in 1989. 3. Higher expectations were implemented upon the VA. 
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, GAO expects that it will have access to the agency's facilities and other relevant locations. Choices:  1. GAO does not expect to have access to any facilities. 2. GAO expects to have access to the agency's facilities. 3. The agency's facilities are located in Baltimore and Los Angeles.
Output: 1
Statement: Members of scholarly journals' editorial boards rarely edit; they are guarantors of the journals' intellectual integrity--which is to say, they're figureheads. Choices:  1. The editorial boards of scholarly journals are typically the only ones editing. 2. Many feel that editorial board members effectively exchange their credentials for resume padding. 3. The editorial boards of scholarly journals don't usually edit.
Output: 1
Statement: A sight more luck than th' rest of us had " Choices:  1. He won many times because of that luck. 2. He had more luck than other people. 3. He had bad luck.
Output: 3
Statement: and i record some and then uh we have just totally cut down and we never go to like a video tape rental anymore because there's always plenty of things that we can record and then watch and then record over it something else Choices:  1. It's really convenient being able to record what you want to watch. 2. We almost never go to video rental places anymore. 3. I don't know how to record TV programs.
Output: 3
Statement: Thirteen kilometers (7 miles) farther brings you to Tanah Rata, the main township. Choices:  1. Tanah Rata is the secondary township. 2. Tanah Rata is the main township. 3. Tanah Rata is small, but it is the main township.
Output: 1
Statement: It took us twenty years to dig our way out of the mountains and the world we found out here was worse than the hell inside. Choices:  1. We escaped the mountain quickly, and were disappointed to find only suffering outside. 2. It took us two long decades to escape the mountain, and now we'd rather go back than remain in this prison. 3. It took us two decades to dig out of the mountain, and the world we arrived in was worse than the one we left.
Output: 1
Statement: from uh English units or nonstandard units into this uh rationalized M K F system Choices:  1. English units to metric system. 2. English units are nonstandard. 3. M K F system is not rational
Output: 3
Statement: no i they're pretty good at it my daughter i guess is the oldest she's ten and uh she is really good at that you know that kind of thing getting everybody together to play games and stuff so they i mean they don't need much uh Choices:  1. My ten year-old is pretty anti-social. 2. My ten year-old is good at getting people together. 3. She even got Grandma to play Twister the other day.
Output: 1
Statement: Even if you can't be in Puri for the tremendous Rath Yatra Festival in June/July, the town is worth a visit just to see a community devoted almost entirely to the industry of its great Temple of Jaggannath, either directly or by trading with the pilgrims. Choices:  1. People take off school and work for the Rath Yatra festival. 2. The Rath Yatra festival has been outlawed in most countries. 3. The Rath Yatra Festival takes place in Puri in the summer.
Output: 2
Statement: so i'm i'm a real proponent for mass transit there's there's just uh uh you know there's just no reason on a regular basis for someone having you know to uh if if if we just did our mass transit better and longer and more complete you know Choices:  1. I hate mass transit and I think we should get rid of it. 2. I'm a big fan of mass transit, but if we improve it, mass transit should become more popular. 3. I love mass transit, but we should do be doing it much better.
Output: 1
Statement: A mailer sending a quantity of mail to zone 8 might achieve a lower rate if he carries the mail to the destination mail facility. Choices:  1. There are no options that could possibly lower the rate of sending mail to zone 8. 2. The cost of mailing to zone 8 might be cheaper if taken directly to the destination mail facility. 3. Anything sent to zone 8 has a very high mail rate.
Output: 1
Statement: It's closed down. Choices:  1. There is no way into it, it is closed. 2. It is shut down. 3. It has been open all day.
Output: 3
Statement: Not there, said Tuppence over her shoulder. Choices:  1. Tuppence was speaking to someone behind her. 2. Tuppence is alone. 3. The person Tuppence is speaking to is about to put something where it does not belong.
Output: 2
Statement: If they had had to wait until patients were sober, many would be discharged because in his ED, patients are discharged when staff estimate their BAC is below 0.08 g/dl. Choices:  1. ED staff discharge patients when they estimate their BAC falls below 0.08 g/dl.   2. The staff in the ED are required to keep patients until their BAC is 0.02 g/dl before they are released. 3. The level of BAC of 0.08 g/dl is not elevated enough to consider a patient to be intoxicated, according to staff in the ED. 
Output: 2
Statement: Now your help may be very valuable to me.  Choices:  1. Your help might prove quite valuable to me.  2. Your help is of no value to me.  3. Now your help may prove valuable to me, while before it was of little value. 
Output: 2
Statement: Allow me to interest myself in my coffee-cups, and I will respect your coco.  Choices:  1. There was coco in all of the cups. 2. Nobody liked coco. 3. It's none of your business what I put in my coffee cups.
Output: 1
Statement: yes it does a quantum leap from left to right hand drive Choices:  1. Yeah, it does a quantum leap from one direction to another. 2. It doesn't do a quantum leap, does it? 3. It does a quantum leap because it is necessary.
Output: 2
Statement: But often, she says, the resulting reforms have been cosmetic--a token low-level bureaucrat assigned to hear problems, with no forum to do anything about them. Choices:  1. Bureaucrats are often assigned to address problems but lack the resources to implement more than superficial reform. 2. Low-level bureaucrats are frustrated by their lack of power to make needed reforms. 3. Low-level bureaucrats assigned to hear problems always implement sweeping reforms.
Output: 3
Statement: We thank them for their willingness to participate in our study, for the valuable information and insights they provided, and for their hospitality. Choices:  1. We didn't care for or appreciate their the insights or information they provided. 2. We are grateful for their willingness to be a part of our study. 3. Without their hospitality and insight, we wouldn't have been able to complete our study.
Output: 1
Statement: And when your notebook reboots, show me that copypaste one more time. Choices:  1. The notebook won't reboot. 2. The notebook will reboot and then you can show me how to copypaste on the word processor. 3. The notebook will reboot.
Output: 1
Statement: Our simulation period-from 2000 through 2075-coincides with the 75year period used for the Social Security Trustees' Report where actuaries calculate trust fund solvency over a long-term horizon that is at least as long as an individual's working life. Choices:  1. Actuaries decide how much each people get monthly. 2. Actuaries have not worked on the trust funds. 3. Actuaries calculate how the trust fund operates.
Output: 2
Statement: She observed that institutionalizing new practices was just the beginning of the task. Choices:  1. The task involved far more than she initially anticipated. 2. She carefully noted how to skirt around the safeguards in order to complete her assignment. 3. She was good at observing and saw that more was required than just the basics.
Output: 2
Statement: But there is also something foolish in it. Choices:  1. It is both serious and foolish. 2. I don't find anything foolish about it. 3. In addition, there is something foolish about it.
Output: 2
Statement: Use the ones who don't go as bait. Choices:  1. The fish not going to market can be used as bait.  2. The ones who don't go are completely useless.  3. The ones not going can be used as bait. 
Output: 2
Statement: one just crawled up in my lap and every time she hears me on the phone she's got to come sit in my lap Choices:  1. She crawls on my lap whenever I am on the phone. 2. She avoids me when I'm on the phone. 3. She likes to sit in my lap often.
Output: 2
Statement: The factual record and the statutory scheme in which the language arises, on the other hand, provide an important context for consideration of the legal question of when an alien must be present in Choices:  1. The record provides an important context that is important knowledge. 2. The record does not provide an important context. 3. The record provides an important context.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i don't think the higher ups were thinking about what what this guy's going to do with the rest of his war machine they're going oh well it's not going to hurt us so we're just going to let them go but really we didn't think about the people that he was gonna try and i mean he he's just Choices:  1. We knew they were going to hurt us so we stopped them from leaving. 2. It turns out letting them leave was a big mistake. 3. We were just going to let them leave since they weren't going to hurt us.
Output: 1
Statement: His attempts to limit the opium trade met with resistance by the Chinese in Bau, who revolted. Choices:  1. The Chinese in Bau revolted against the attempts to limit the opium trade. 2. The Chinese in Bau were apathetic about the limiting of opium trading. 3. Attempts to limit the opium trade were resisted because it was so profitable for the Chinese in Bau.
Output: 2
Statement: And because the value of an option depends positively on volatility--the uncertainty about the future value of the underlying asset--the rational way to maximize the value of that option is to invest the money in the riskiest, most volatile assets you can find. Choices:  1. The value of an asset does not at all depend positively on volatility. 2. The value of an option depends positively on volatility.  3. Investing in the riskiest asset will result in a very positive outcome.
Output: 1
Statement: They actually do give out business cards, but the cards don't go into specifics. Choices:  1. Their business cards have lots of information. 2. Their business cards just have their phone numbers on them. 3. They give out their cards.
Output: 1