niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: On the island's west side, the Fontana Aretusa is a freshwater spring (just steps from the ocean) with black-and-white ducks swimming in its semi-circular papyrus pond. Choices:  1. There are no freshwater springs located anywhere on the island. 2. The public is forbidden from swimming in the Fontana Aretusa. 3. On the west side of the island is the freshwater spring Fontana Aretusa.
Output: 1
Statement: The letter also anticipated the passage of congressional restrictions on the activities of LSC programs, prompting LSC to instruct its programs to forge deeper bonds with other stakeholders, including non-LSC funded programs, state and local bar associations, IOLTA administrators, the judiciary, and client groups. Choices:  1. The letter showed the congressional restrictions on multiple programs. 2. The LSC cares about its relationship with stakeholders. 3. The LSC does not are about the opinions of Congress.
Output: 3
Statement: did um-hum um did you have another a big tent like uh um for like a looks like a sitting area type you know like a two room type tent Choices:  1. I remember you having a huge 2 room tent with a seating area. 2. The tent that you have is a 4 room tent with an attached garage. 3. Do you have a two room type tent that's big and has a seating area?
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan heard something wet falling to the ground. Choices:  1. Something dry was falling to the ground. 2. The wet blanket was falling to the ground. 3. Some wet was falling to the ground.
Output: 1
Statement: Although these studies were not specifically designed for policy analysis, the SAB (EPA-SAB-COUNCIL-ADV-00-002, 1999) has indicated that the severity-adjusted values from this study provide reasonable estimates of the WTP for avoidance of chronic bronchitis. Choices:  1. The studies were not designed for policy analysis and may be inaccurate. 2. The studies were not designed for policy analysis. 3. The study was specifically designed for policy analysis.
Output: 3
Statement:  This table does not represent all federal tax provisions related to personal saving. Choices:  1. The table represents all government tax provisions  2. The table doesn't represent all government tax provisions related to personal saving  3. Government tax provisions are fickle 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i've always wanted to go back and read some of my literature texts from college um because i enjoyed some of those stories so much but i never seem to have the time to do that kind of reading Choices:  1. I never seem to have time to read my literature texts from college. 2. I never really want to read my old literature texts from college. 3. I can't ever read my texts from college, even though I did enjoy them.
Output: 2
Statement: big garage a big basement just like my parents house except for on the water Choices:  1. Tiny garage, Tiny basement and nothing like my parents house.  2. It was just like my parents house only it was on the water.  3. My parents house was in the middle of a field and not next to water. 
Output: 1
Statement: They pushed into the crowd who pushed back. Choices:  1. They were pushing back and forth with the crowd. 2. They crowds were not pushing back. 3. They were pushing back and forth with the crowd during the battle.
Output: 2
Statement: Such provisions have been critical to the success of the Acid Rain Program, encouraging individual sources to find the most cost-effective means of compliance with the collective emission reduction goal. Choices:  1. They did not encourage individuals to find cheaper means of compliance. 2. The acid rain program's success can be attributed to  such provisions. 3. The acid rain program has protected the community's cars from erosion.
Output: 1
Statement: Some patients treated in emergency departments need more intensive treatment such as inpatient or outpatient therapy or participation in self-help groups. Choices:  1. The ER can't give some weight-loss patients everything they need. 2. The ER can't give some patients everything they need. 3. The ER gives patients everything they need.
Output: 3
Statement: The first annual performance plans are to be submitted in the fall of 1997. Choices:  1. The following annual performance plans will be slightly delayed (winter 1998). 2. The submission of the first annual performance plan is due fall 1997. 3. The first annual performance plans have already been submitted, and we'll see the results in the summer of 1997.
Output: 3
Statement: The company, which is now traded publicly, was started in 1980 by a psychologist named Stephen Gordon, who was restoring a Queen Anne-style house in Eureka, Calif., and found it maddeningly difficult to locate the period-style fixtures he needed. Choices:  1. Gordon wanted homes to look modern. 2. Gordon started the company when he wanted to make more homes look restored. 3. The company was started by Gordon.
Output: 1
Statement: Thank you, Dorcas, that is all I have to ask you. He rose and strolled to the window.  Choices:  1. He thanked Dorcas, stood up and slowly walked toward the window. 2. Dorcas was reliable and answered all I had to ask him. 3. No Dorcas, I have much more to ask!
Output: 3
Statement: And it makes paying for access to any particular site a bigger practical and psychological hurdle. Choices:  1. It also causes paying to access a certain site a bigger hurdle. 2. Paying to access web content is the smartest idea in every implementation one can imagine. 3. Paying to access websites is pretty stupid.
Output: 2
Statement: The Honorable Bill Archer Chairman The Honorable Charles B. Rangel Ranking Minority Member Committee on Ways and Means House of Representatives Choices:  1. Rangel is no longer a member of the committee. 2. Rangel has been a member of the committee for ten years. 3. Rangel is a member of the committee.
Output: 1
Statement: Joe catches fish and Maggie gets laid by other guys--and splits. Choices:  1. Maggie is a faithful girlfriend no matter the circumstances in her relationship with Joe.  2. Maggie felt neglected by Joe who was always fishing in his free time amd rarely paying attention to her.  3. Joe spends his time catching fish and Maggie leaves him after she has slept around with other men. 
Output: 1
Statement: In summary, I have discussed the reorganization of homeland security functions and some critical factors for success. Choices:  1. Homeland Security was reorganized after 9/11. 2. Homeland Security stayed just as it had been. 3. Homeland security was reorganized.
Output: 2
Statement: Nevertheless, the Holy Land is not the ideal place for a family holiday. Choices:  1. A trip to the Holy Land is not suitable for tourists travelling with their family. 2. Families will face a lot of inconveniences when holidaying in the Holy Land. 3. The Holy Land is the perfect place for a family trip.
Output: 3
Statement: However, these lakes remain susceptible to becoming chronically acidic if acid deposition increases. Choices:  1. And increase in acid deposition increase cannot end in chronic acidity. 2. Acid deposition could make these lakes susceptible to becoming chronically acidic. 3. Chronic acidity can kill fish stocks and promote algae growth.
Output: 1
Statement: Just west of the monastery lies one of the geological wonders of the world. Choices:  1. There is a geological wonder of the world that is located west of the monastery. 2. One of the largest rock formations in the world is found west of the monastery. 3. None of the geological wonders of the world are near the monastery.
Output: 3
Statement: Casamicciola Terme and Lacco Ameno are among the smarter spa resorts. Choices:  1. These spas are some of the more expensive spas. 2. The Casamicciola Terma is rated the worst spa in the area. 3. Casamicciola Terme and Lacco Ameno are two spas.
Output: 2
Statement: Annette had disappeared. Choices:  1. Nobody knows where Annette is. 2. Annette is not here. 3. Annette is right here.
Output: 3
Statement: A simpler and potentially less biased approach is to simply apply a single age adjustment based on whether the individual was over or under 65 years of age at the time of death. Choices:  1. There is a simple and less biased way to apply the single age adjustment.  2. The less biased approach to apply a single age adjustment has been used for several years. 3. There is not a less biased way to apply a single age adjustment.
Output: 3
Statement: The cymbidiums have received many awards, most notably from the British Royal Horticultural Society. Choices:  1. The sunflowers have received awards from the British Royal Horticultural Society. 2. The British Royal Horticultural Society has awarded the cymbidiums. 3. There are few places that can grow cymbidiums like these.
Output: 1
Statement: But don't think this lets those bastards at Delta off the hook. Choices:  1. They are okay now. 2. Delta are not bastards. 3. Don't believe that Delta is in the clear.
Output: 2
Statement: and i said well that that's quite possible i said i've discussed some topics with people even over this situation and and discovered some views that i hadn't thought of in a while i just wondered if i got out of my little realm Choices:  1. I have kept to myself and no new or old thoughts have come to mind. 2. I've been stuck in my little realm for far too long. 3. Through talking to people I've changed my thinking a bit.
Output: 1
Statement: about sixty it's it's getting larger last year i think we had eighty Choices:  1. Around sixty; it is growing, and I think we had as many as eighty last year. 2. It is shrinking by the year; last year dropped to thirty. 3. More people are getting interested in it, and participating as well.
Output: 2
Statement: for for three years Choices:  1. For over 3 years. 2. For 3 years. 3. For 2 years.
Output: 3
Statement: On the south end of Dawson Street is Needle­craft, specializing in fine Irish linens. Choices:  1. Needle­craft on Dawson Street sells Irish linens. 2. Needle­craft is the only place on Dawson Street for Irish linens. 3. Needle­craft is found at the north end of Dawson Street.
Output: 3
Statement: uh but uh not too many of the situatio n comedies do i care for Choices:  1. I like some situatio n comedies. 2. I love all the situatio n comedies. 3. I do not care for many situatio comedies.
Output: 2
Statement: that one right well he got killed awhile awhile awhile back yeah and his uh an image of him was at the wedding Choices:  1. He is still alive and doing well. 2. He got killed. 3. He got killed by a dog.
Output: 1
Statement: However, none of the EPA rules that we could access through the agency's web site had this feature. Choices:  1. None of the EPA rules could receive comments online. 2. All of the EPA rules had the feature in question. 3. None of the EPA rules had the feature in question.
Output: 2
Statement: To the extent that other technologies are developed, These would provide more options for compliance, so their introduction would serve to reduce issues related to resource requirements of installing controls. Choices:  1. There are no other technologies. 2. Other technologies would provide more options for compliance. 3. The other technologies will be more efficient.
Output: 1
Statement: But there is also the option of having the mail printed by a firm in Los Angeles, which would make destination entry quite natural. Choices:  1. It is impossible to get the mail printed in Los Angeles. 2. It is expensive to have the mail printed in Los Angeles. 3. There is a firm in Los Angeles that can print the mail.
Output: 1
Statement: Sure, they fed us. Choices:  1. They fed us.  2. They nearly starved us.  3. They made sure we weren't hungry. 
Output: 2
Statement: The project, funded by LSC and the Maine Bar Foundation, also permits the internet posting of briefs and other materials by Pine Tree staff to facilitate the representation of low-income clients by other providers and pro bono attorneys. Choices:  1. LSC and the Main Bar Foundation refused to provide any funds for the project. 2. Posting briefs and other materials on the Internet is permitted by the project. 3. The LSC had to spend some time convincing the Maine Bar Foundation to get involved with the project.
Output: 1
Statement: While economists disagree over the magnitude of the private saving offset, studies generally suggest it is less than one-for-one. Choices:  1. The magnitude of the private saving offset is currently at a good ratio. 2. Economic experts have decided to reassess and have reached a decision that the private saving offset is exactly one-for-one. 3. Multiple economists have analyzed the magnitude of the private saving offset.
Output: 2
Statement: My senses returned to me on the way back to my room. Choices:  1. I felt better on the way back to my room. 2. I had been overwhelmed but started to feel better. 3. I never got my senses back.
Output: 3
Statement: Table 1 (row 2) shows that they require less time than either foot or park-and-loop routes. Choices:  1. Table 1 proves the routes go quicker when they are not walking or parking and walking in urban areas. 2. Table 1 proves the routes go quicker when they are walking or parking and walking. 3. Table 1 proves the routes go quicker when they are not walking or parking and walking.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet only a half-dozen states currently offer loan forgiveness programs to graduates who agree to work for government or non-profit agencies. Choices:  1. Only 6 states have loan forgiveness programs for students. 2. Many more states are thinking about starting loan forgiveness programs for students. 3. Students are not allowed to have any part of their loans forgiven.
Output: 3
Statement: Estimated Value Health or Welfare Per Incidence Choices:  1. It is the estimated value health per incidence. 2. The estimations are accurate. 3. There is no welfare.
Output: 3
Statement: Had it been a little clearer in its terms, it is possible that Mrs. Inglethorp, warned in time, would have escaped.  Choices:  1. It is possible that Mrs. Inglethorp could have escaped, if she'd been warned in time.  2. There was no way for Mrs. Inglethorp to escape.  3. Someone tried to warn Mrs. Inglethorp, but it was already too late. 
Output: 2
Statement: The safety lines kept their lifeless bodies from slipping away; instead, they lolled listlessly against the side of the carriage. Choices:  1. The bodies were not contained and slipped away.  2. The bodies wanted to slip away but decomposed where they were.  3. The bodies were not going anywhere because of the safety lines in place. 
Output: 1
Statement: and now they tell you what to teach and how long and you know what day Choices:  1. They have no guidelines for teaching. 2. They have a curriculum planned out for each day of the school year. 3. They tell you when and what to teach.
Output: 1
Statement: My friends here,' I gestured vaguely at Natalia, 'my friends from the Salmon Corp will no doubt have some scientific evidence for those of you with inquiring minds. Choices:  1. I was bluffing when I said my friends had evidence. 2. I said that Natalia would have scientific evidence. 3. I gave them a stack of studies to read.
Output: 3
Statement: Catholic Conference of Bishops called for acceptance of homosexuality . The bishops said homosexual orientation cannot be considered sinful, because it is experienced as a given. Choices:  1. God is gay for the Bishops. 2. Bishops say God made gay people in His image, too. 3. Catholic bishops accept homosexuality.
Output: 1
Statement: (All were immediately corrected or jettisoned.) Choices:  1. Everyone was urgently corrected and mistakes were amended.  2. They had never messed up on such a wide scale before. 3. All were not remedied and things continued as they were.
Output: 3
Statement: How was Sun Ra able to command this kind of sacrifice? Choices:  1. No one has ever sacrificed anything in the name of Sun Ra. 2. The peasants worships Sun Ra by sacrificing many goats in his honor. 3. Sun Ra was given some kind of sacrifice.
Output: 1
Statement: fraud is very difficult to prove Choices:  1. People rarely get caught for fraud. 2. It's a cinch to show fraud. 3. It's not easy to show when people commit fraud.
Output: 2
Statement: but it it's all that it's it's all that uh the new age philosophy and um Choices:  1. The new age philosophy is extremely popular at campus right now. 2. The new age philosophy is all that. 3. The new age philosophy is definitely not catching on anywhere.
Output: 3
Statement: Some had microphones; some had notepads. Choices:  1. They were all looking for a note pad or a microphone.  2. They either had a mic or a notepad; but, they were all reporters.  3. Some of them had microphones and some of them had notepads. 
Output: 1
Statement: right and talk to them  and yell at them Choices:  1. Right, speak to them and shout at them. 2. Shout at them to finish the job. 3. Don't interact with them at all.
Output: 3
Statement: um you know it used to be that communities would take care of their own and that you know the states would take care of the communities and then all of a sudden everybody starting looking to the federal government Choices:  1. The state doesn't care about its' people 2. Communities still take care of their own people 3. Communities should look after people, rather than the government
Output: 2
Statement: Critics rediscover the virtues of Arthur Dove (1880-1946), the first American painter (and arguably the first painter anywhere) to abandon representation. Choices:  1. Most people do not know about and have not seen Arthur Dove's work  2. Arthur Dove was the first American painter.  3. Arthur Dove was an insignificant musician.
Output: 3
Statement: Failure to provide the information we are seeking serves to undercut the important principles of transparency and accountability in government. Choices:  1. Transparency and accountability in government will not be affected if this information is not provided. 2. The information must be provided to maintain government principles. 3. We are seeking information that will increase public support of government.
Output: 1
Statement: They are particularly susceptible to workplace exploitation in sectors such as agriculture, landscaping, janitorial and restaurant work, and day labor. Choices:  1. They're resistant to workplace exploitation in agriculture and janitors  2. Workplace exploitation is common  3. They're vulnerable to workplace exploitation in the agriculture, janitorial, restaurant and day labor industries
Output: 1
Statement: We're constantly frolicking about in all that damn cilantro. Choices:  1. The field is sown with parsnip seeds, hoping to forge a path for ecological diversity amongst the most sinfully condemned dance hall of vegetation.  2. The cilantro outside is unoccupied by any dancers currently, though that may change as the weather improves, according to a cousin of Dorothy's in River's End.  3. There is much dancing and excitement to be found in this expanse of cilantro. 
Output: 2
Statement: Also, it was almighty cold. Choices:  1. It felt ungodly warm.   2. It was so cold that there was ice. 3. It was downright frigid.  
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the elderly and their spouses may supplement their retirement income by continuing to work. Choices:  1. The old peopel can work 20 hours a week 2. Old people aren't allowed to work. 3. The old people can keep working.
Output: 2
Statement: It can't be proved. Choices:  1. It can be proved with just a few hours of work. 2. It would be virtually impossible for anyone to come up with proof. 3. It can not be proved to be true.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh Kevin Costner i understand is supposed to be play Schwartzkopf supposedly Choices:  1. Costner is may not be playing that character. 2. Schwartzkopf is going to play Kevin Costner. 3. Kevin Costner is rumored to be playing that character.
Output: 2
Statement: it has an eight cylinder Choices:  1. That car has an eight cylinder motor. 2. That gives it some extra punch. 3. It has a straight line six cylinder.
Output: 3
Statement: No sugar?  Choices:  1. You don't want sugar? 2. You want a lot of sugar? 3. You don't want sugar in your tea?
Output: 2
Statement: Essays on the Case Study Method Choices:  1. Essays about the case study  2. The case study is documented  3. No essays on the study 
Output: 3
Statement: Plans to house parliament here after Independence came to nothing; Leinster House (in Kildare Street) was chosen instead. Choices:  1. Parliament was planned to be housed there, but another location was selected. 2. Leinster House is a larger building, which suits parliament better. 3. Parliament was houses here after Independence, as had been planned.
Output: 3
Statement: The historical period shows a moderate level of volatility. Choices:  1. History periods are important  2. History shows moderate volatily levels  3. History shows majorky volatile levels 
Output: 3
Statement: well they have got some of the newer ones they you know with the aerodynamic features you can get pretty pretty decent gas mileage Choices:  1. All vans are terrible on gas.  2. The newer vans are more aerodynamic.  3. The new vans get better gas mileage. 
Output: 1
Statement: Today it is usually used as the castle parking lot, but it offers superb views of both Princes Street to the north and the Old Town to the south. Choices:  1. It doesn't offer any views of Princes Street. 2. Princes Street is more to the north than Old Town, which is in the south. 3. It is also used as a gathering space.
Output: 1
Statement: so i i i do think that we've learned from it Choices:  1. I don't think we learned anything. 2. I believe we have learned a lesson. 3. We have learned from it.
Output: 1
Statement: They are fixed stars, which means they move with the sky. Choices:  1. The fixed stars constantly move all over the sky. 2. The fixed stars are supposed to move with the sky. 3. The fixed stars are all bright green while the other stars are white.
Output: 1
Statement: Finally, a requirement to include package inserts containing educational information in cigarette and smokeless tobacco was not chosen because the FDA was not certain the benefits would justify the compliance costs. Choices:  1. The educational material is made available to cigarette smokers. 2. The FDA made a poor decision not to include the educational material to consumers. 3. While educational information was to be included in cigarettes, this did not go through due to compliance costs.
Output: 1
Statement: Because we are older and wiser-and perhaps more damaged and more battle-scarred-we know that the promise of legal services has not been fulfilled. Choices:  1. We don't think legal services is missing anyone. 2. We know legal services isn't fulfilling its mission because we experience. 3. We've gone without legal services so we know that others are missing out on it as well.
Output: 1
Statement: Farther up on the right is one of Dublin's legendary hotels, the Gresham Hotel which was built in 1817, seven years before the Shelbourne. Choices:  1. Dublin has a legendary hotel called The Gresham. 2. Dublin has no historic hotels left. 3. Dublin has a legendary hotel that is built of granite and beautiful marble.
Output: 2
Statement: N otting Hill opens with an superfluous voice-over that sets the scene and makes certain that the audience is oriented. Choices:  1. Notting Hill has narration that is done in a high nasal voice.  2. Notting Hill does not use voice-overs at any point.  3. Notting Hill begins with a period of narration to orient the viewers. 
Output: 2
Statement: Gentilello reported that in a trauma center ED, staff suspected alcohol-ism in 26% of patients who screened negative on structured questionnaires. Choices:  1. Staff doesn't trust the questionnaires, and suspects that the patients are lying. 2. In a trauma center ED, staff suspected alcohol-ism in 26% of patients who screened negative on structured questionnaires, reported Gentilello. 3. Gentilello reported that in a trauma center ED, staff suspected alcohol-ism in 1% of patients who screened positive on structured questionnaires.
Output: 3
Statement: and so i decided okay i'll just you know have them paint this little room you know a little ten by ten dining area it took four days Choices:  1. It took four days to paint the dining room.  2. The dining room was painted in five minutes.  3. The dining room was painted beige. 
Output: 2
Statement: It's Wolf the thinker who's wobbly. Choices:  1. The Wolf is wobbly.  2. Wolf is not wobbling.  3. Wolf is the nickname of the first baseman. 
Output: 2
Statement: and they've got their electrical hookups so it's not so bad Choices:  1. IT's pretty bad since they don't have electrical hookups. 2. It's not bad because they have their electrical hookups. 3. They have electrical hookups on their campers.
Output: 1
Statement: This is Rockefeller's double bind. Choices:  1. Rockefeller is double blind. 2. Rockefeller is in a double bind. 3. Rockefeller is in a double bind after that bad deal.
Output: 1
Statement: I think that's the kind of effect Jim Lindsay has on everyone he touches. Choices:  1. No one has ever met Jim. 2. That guy elicits that reaction in everyone he comes across. 3. No one can stand to be in the same room with him.
Output: 1
Statement: a Rochester Red Wings game Choices:  1. The person talks about a Red Wings game. 2. The man talks about a Lakers game. 3. The man talks about a Red Wings game.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Huh,' Greuze muttered, looking my way. Choices:  1. He looked in the direction opposite of where I was standing. 2. Greuze was looking in my direction.  3. Greuze was wearing a black suit and tie. 
Output: 1
Statement: Nancy Pelosi of California, all Democrats, plus two others not yet identified. Choices:  1. Two other democrats along with Nancy Pelosi have not yet been identified. 2. The democrats are under investigation. 3. The two other people have been identified.
Output: 3
Statement: I know that many of you are interested in addressing these issues through legislation. Choices:  1. None of you want to address problems through legislature  2. I know many of you are interested in addressing the problems through legislature  3. The problems must be addressed 
Output: 1
Statement: We will miss our relations. Choices:  1. We wont miss our relations. 2. Our sexual relations will be missed. 3. Our relations will be missed.
Output: 1
Statement: As a free market aficionado, I am intoxicated by the prospect of one-stop shopping for houses, cars, Beanie Babies, and underwear, all at prices that adjust instantly to the demands of consumers around the globe. Choices:  1. There isn't any way to adjust the prices instantly, you have to wait for approval. 2. The one-stop shopping isn't considered to be profitable for merchants. 3. One-stop shopping has prices that adjust instantly to the demands of customers.
Output: 1
Statement: The 40 percent reduction in mortality under the Alternative Estimate and the difference in valuation of premature mortality and chronic bronchitis explain the difference in benefits between these two approaches. Choices:  1. There is an explanation for the difference in benefits between the approaches. 2. There is not difference between these two approaches. 3. The difference in benefits between these two approaches cannot be ignored.
Output: 2
Statement: it it it was very interesting that it seemed like some of the commentators had their axe to grind you know there were some that were screaming for air power there were some that were saying the air power wasn't going to do it and they seemed to mold the events Choices:  1. There were some that had different opinions than others.  2. No one had any opinions regarding the use of air power. 3. Some were saying that air power would solve all of the problems presented.
Output: 2
Statement: Then I yawned.  Choices:  1. I took the time to let out a yawn. 2. I yawned. 3. I coughed.
Output: 3
Statement: This guide outlines the results of that study. Choices:  1. The guide fails to outline what the study concluded. 2. The guide to understanding the environmental statistics outlines what the study found. 3. The guide outlines what the study concluded.
Output: 1
Statement: Until the above hierarchy is effective, U.S. government reporting entities will continue to follow the hierarchy established6 for an Other Comprehensive Basis of Accounting (OCBOA) and presented  Choices:  1. The hierarchy change will make US government reporting communications easier. 2. The US government will follow the new hierarchy before it becomes effective. 3. The US government will follow the current hierarchy set by the OCBOA until the above hierarchy comes into effect.
Output: 2
Statement: that's right read between the lines are you covered no Choices:  1. if you read between the lines you will see you aren't covered.  2. It's plain as day you are covered.  3. You have to read between the lines because they want to trick you into thinking you're covered. 
Output: 2
Statement: It is beyond me to chart the future byways of the digital revolution, but I'll venture one counterintuitive  Electronic media will usher in a resurgence in the quality and value in handwriting. Choices:  1. I wouldn't be surprised to see penmanship become completely obsolete with the rise of electronic media. 2. People will become more nostalgic and handwriting will become an admired skill. 3. I think that the resurgence of quality handwriting will happen in this age of electronic media.
Output: 1
Statement: okay i'm on a cordless phone and i was picking up uh some background noise so i just switched the channel up on it i didn't want to interfere with whatever they're trying to record so  anyway Choices:  1. There was no problem with interference. 2. I was trying to be considerate to the people recording. 3. I had to switch the channel due to background noise from the phone.
Output: 1
Statement: Apparently he is a German spy; so the gardener had told John." Her face and voice were absolutely cold and expressionless.  Choices:  1. The gardener never spoke to John about the man. 2. The gardener believed him to be a German spy, and a high ranking one at that. 3. The gardener informed John that the man was apparently a German spy.
Output: 1
Statement: Single Subject Research. Choices:  1. Research using one subject. 2. Research with a group of subjects. 3. A case study.
Output: 2
Statement: i do too i mean they are just slapstick it you have to see those twice to catch everything Choices:  1. I love when I watch it a second time and pick up on new things I did not notice the first. 2. You have to watch it just once to totally get it. 3. Since they are slapstick you might have to see it twice to get everything.
Output: 2
Statement: He was losing his uncle. Choices:  1. The man would lose his uncle.  2. He had just found his uncle again. 3. His uncle was going to bleed out and die. 
Output: 2
Statement: Furthermore, the traditional response to the observation is not in favor of greens, social critics, and other worrywarts who fret over issues such as population growth, but rather supports the capitalist argument that land tends to be used more efficiently under private ownership, in that the owner is interested in supporting the long-term value of the property. Choices:  1. Social critics are worried about population growth as it is expanding too much for the planet to handle. 2. The owner is the least interested in the value of his own property.  3. Traditionally, it is countered that land is more efficiently used under private ownership.
Output: 2
Statement: The former term is more common in postal rate circles and the latter more common in economics. Choices:  1. The former term is used only by economists, the second used only in postal rate circles. 2. The first term is used more in the postal rate terminology, the second in economics. 3. The two terms are used interchangeably and are equally understood in postal rate and economics circles.
Output: 1
Statement: How ridiculous!  Choices:  1. How realistic.  2. That's insanity! 3. You can't buy a car for a dollar on the internet!
Output: 1
Statement: What? The cry of surprise was universal.  Choices:  1. There were no universal cries of surprise as a result. 2. Everyone was equally surprised by the situation. 3. The outcome was so shocking that everyone gave out a cry of awe.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh that's uh sure i can understand that Choices:  1. I can understand the situation. 2. I do not understand that.  3. I know what you mean.
Output: 2
Statement:  You may use this eBook for nearly any purpose such as creation of derivative works, reports, performances and research. Choices:  1. You aren't allowed to do anything with this book. 2. You can use the e-book for reports. 3. There are no limits to it's use.
Output: 1
Statement: To continue discriminating is to throw away an opportunity for unprecedented financial success. Choices:  1. Discrimination is throwing away future opportunity for financial gain. 2. Disavowing discrimination will guarantee financial success. 3. Discrimination will open business opportunities to make more money.
Output: 3
Statement: It can last long enough for us never to be able to hold up our heads again." Choices:  1. It can remain for years or even decades, and there's no way to get rid of it yourself.  2. It wouldn't affect you at all since it only lasts a moment.  3. It can carry on till we we lose all our pride. 
Output: 2
Statement: right yeah  yeah uh-huh that's true yeah i guess i guess uh i well i was watching uh Arsenio Hall the other night and uh Choices:  1. I watched David Letterman the other night. 2.  I was watching Arsenio Hall the other night and it was really funny.  3.  I was watching Arsenio Hall the other night. 
Output: 1
Statement: Bergen and Hudson nixed the plan last month. Choices:  1. Two individual cancelled the plan a few weeks ago. 2. A year ago, Bergen and Hudson put an end to the plan. 3. In light of recent events, Bergen and Hudson put and end to the plan.
Output: 2
Statement: The Commission concludes that this reading of the statute would essentially bar LSC representation of this class of aliens and leave H-2A workers without meaningful representation on their employment contract claims, directly contrary to Congress' express purpose. Choices:  1. The Commission thinks that this reading would leave H-2A workers without meaningful representation. 2. Despite the Commission's conclusion, the statute was still passed. 3. The Commission has not yet reached any conclusions.
Output: 3
Statement: An all-inclusive,  anything goes swinging resort at the north end of the beach in 22 acres of landscaped gardens. Choices:  1. You will not like the strict rules implemented at this resort. 2. This swinging resort will provide free food the first day. 3. You can do anything at this swinging resort.
Output: 1
Statement: However in 1356 1339 b.c. a new Pharaoh, Amenophis IV, decided to leave Thebes and, with his wife Nefertiti, created a new capital on a virgin site at Tell El Amarna to the north. Choices:  1. Amenophis IV was the new Pharaoh who encouraged the arts. 2. Amenophis IV was the new Pharaoh. 3. Amenophis IV was the new Pharaoh who was married to Isis.
Output: 3
Statement: Swelling the ranks of American vacationers are trendy young Frenchmen from the m??tropole. Choices:  1. Young men from France are swelling the ranks of American vacationers. 2. There are no trendy young people in the Métropole. 3. Young women from France are also joining the American vacationers.
Output: 2
Statement: and you exercise and then it's sort of it's painful for a while but by the time you get done you're feeling really terrific Choices:  1. It is worth the pain to get to the good feeling. 2. It hurts for a while when you first start exercising. 3. Exercise feels good at first but later starts to hurt.
Output: 3
Statement:  He slapped the cover shut and stuck the sun-tipped awl where it would light as much of the orrery as possible. Choices:  1. There was no light that entered the orrery. 2. The orrery needed a lot of sun light. 3. The cover was shut by him.
Output: 1
Statement: It convinced him as nothing else had done that the outlook was hopeless. Choices:  1. The man will never come out of his coma.  2. He felt convinced that the situation was bleak.  3. He had a strong belief that things will turn out fine. 
Output: 3
Statement: Pubs were once where men went to escape from women, but times have changed. Choices:  1. Pubs used to just be for men. 2. Pubs used to just be for men but now women love going to them, too. 3. Pubs still only let men in.
Output: 3
Statement: The next hole, the 17 th , we all watched in gut-wrenching horror as Lehman hit his approach shot into the pond. Choices:  1. Lehman hit a hole-in-one on the 17th hole.  2. Lehman jumped into the pond after his golf ball.  3. Lehman hit the ball into the pond on the 17th hole. 
Output: 1
Statement: A few weeks ago, a Stanford business-school student wrote a gently mocking article in the school newspaper about his summer job on Wall Street and then found himself instantly blackballed from job interviews by every Wall Street firm. Choices:  1. A Stanford student wrote an article about working on Wall Street as a trader. 2. A Stanford student wrote an article about working on Main Street. 3. A Stanford student wrote an article about working on Wall Street.
Output: 2
Statement: that's about it i'm just waiting because see it's tornado season Choices:  1. The tornado season is an ideal time to carry out my plan. 2. I am awaiting the end of the tornado season. 3. The wait will be long as the tornado season just began this week.
Output: 1
Statement: It comes in cellophane and it isn't that color." Choices:  1. That's the incorrect shade. 2. It comes wrapped in silk fabric. 3. The plastic wrap is a real pain to open.
Output: 2
Statement: asked her if she enjoyed her job Choices:  1. I asked if she was happy with work. 2. I asked if this was her favorite job. 3. We only talked about movies.
Output: 3
Statement: Apparently one blob of material from the sun had been tossed all the way here and had landed against a huge rock to spatter into fragments. Choices:  1. The rock had been splattered into fragments by a single blob. 2. The rock had once been a famous landmark in the region. 3. The rock stood firm as the blog splashed against it.
Output: 3
Statement: i guess  in a way i just i really like the summer like to uh be able to lay out or you know just be outside Choices:  1. I very much enjoy lounging outside on warm Summer days. 2. I absolutely hate the oppressive heat we get during the Summer. I'd rather stay inside with the air conditioning. 3. The warm summer air feels great on my delicate skin.
Output: 2
Statement: The remarkable church of St-Eustache dominates the north side of Les Halles. Choices:  1. The church is a huge part of the north side. 2. The church is on the south side. 3. The church is a significant part of the north side.
Output: 2
Statement: They promised to the one a national Jewish homeland and to the other protection of their rights, as set out in the 1917 Balfour Declaration. Choices:  1. The 1917 Balfour Declaration promised Jews a homeland and Arabs protection of rights. 2. The 1927 Balfour Declaration gave everyone pizza. 3. The Jewish people wanted to call Palestine their home.
Output: 2
Statement: I honestly don't know.  Choices:  1. I know the exact answer. 2. I don't know what happened before. 3. I am not sure.
Output: 1
Statement: You can make a diversion to the Tombs of the Sanhedrin, the supreme rabbinical court of Second Temple times. Choices:  1. The supreme rabbinical court of the First Temple times is the Tombs of Sanhedrin. 2. You can turn to the Tombs of the Sanhedrin which is the high rabbinical court of Second Temple times. 3. All heinous crimes were previously tried in the Tombs of the Sanhedrin.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it's pretty tough it's pretty tough i mean uh let's face it you know and you know are you  did the you know as far as i found it a lot of times with regards to education you know the school only takes you so far you know it's what you do Choices:  1. The school can only do so much for a person. 2. The school is great, but doesn't live up to its potential. 3. The school will take you as far as you want it to.
Output: 3
Statement: San'doro moved like wind, cutting saddles off of horses, cutting the arms that dared to attack him, and the throats of the fallen. Choices:  1. San'doro had a dagger in his right hand, and a crossbow on his side. 2. San'doro ran, slaughtering anyone in his path. 3. San'doro was murdered inhumanly by the nearby wildlife and enemies. 
Output: 3
Statement: The park's zoo has a collection of weird and wonderful chattering jungle birds. Choices:  1. The park's zoo has been empty since the great Zoo breakout three years ago. 2. At the zoo in the park you'll find various jungle birds always chirping. 3. The zoo has a few exotic types of Parrots.
Output: 1
Statement: GAO's significant human capital imbalances and risks stem from dramatic budgetary cuts, downsizing, hiring freezes, and other related actions from 1992 through1997. Choices:  1. The budgetary cuts were dramatic. 2. Budgetary cuts produced human capital imbalances. 3. There were no budgetary cuts.
Output: 3
Statement: uh it's just below Hot Springs Choices:  1. It is just under Hot Springs. 2. Disney is just below the Hot Springs. 3. Just above the river.
Output: 3
Statement: well have you been here during the real heavy heavy rains i mean i can't remember what time of year i think it's usually t his time of year when we get some just torrential down pour gosh there was flooding our neighbors had flooding so badly it was like a foot deep in their house last year Choices:  1. Our neighbors had to leave their house when it flooded last year. 2. We usually get some heavy rains during this time of the year. 3. It is like a desert here, it hardly rains.
Output: 3
Statement: In spite of British attempts to appease both sides, Arab attacks on Jewish settlers became common, Jews retaliated, and the British imposed restrictions on Jewish immigration. Choices:  1. Arab attacked the Jewish settlers a lot. 2. The Jewish people moved in on Arab territory in the thousands. 3. The British didn't care about the Jews and Arabs.
Output: 3
Statement: A metallic clang exploded in the air- the sound of snapping metal. Choices:  1. There was a clang as metal snapped. 2. A sudden silence fell. 3. Someone's sword had broken.
Output: 2
Statement: It's tempting to say that reporters shouldn't accept leaks unless the bias of the source can be indicated. Choices:  1. There is no allure in reporters indicating the bias of a source before accepting leaks. 2. Most reporters can't identify the bias of a source without revealing the source's identity. 3. The idea that reporters should learn the bias of the source before accepting a leak is tempting.
Output: 1
Statement: Sells some to th' army, drives more clear to Californy. Choices:  1. The goods sold to the army were junk, but everything sent to California was in working order. 2. The army received none of the goods that were sold. 3. Some was sold to the army, some was sent all the way to California.
Output: 2
Statement: It is also popularly known as the Prisoner's Tower for Aurangzeb imprisoned his father Shahjahan here, allowing him a view of his Taj Mahal. Choices:  1. Aurangzep locked his father in the top room of the tower. 2. It is called the Prisoner's Tower because prisoners of war were traditionally held here. 3. Aurangzeb locked up his father Shahjahan in a place where he could see the Taj Mahal.
Output: 2
Statement: It's dangerous to know too much!" She leaned forward across the table. Choices:  1. She leaned back into her seat after her statement. 2. The dangerous knowledge is about Russian spies.  3. Knowledge, in this situation, can be dangerous to outsiders. 
Output: 1
Statement: His own firm in Bethlehem, he said, operates under the Marcos  and  Negron philosophy. Choices:  1. He believes the Marcos and Negron philosophy to be superior to others. 2. He operates under his own ideology, formed over the course of his career. 3. His firm is located in Bethlehem.
Output: 2
Statement: (William Saletan dissects the ethics of the sale in .) Choices:  1. William Saletan believes the sale to be morally corrupt.  2. John Howard broke down the ethics of the sale. 3. The morals of the sale were discussed by William Saletan.
Output: 2
Statement: Arranged in a descending spiral around it are other tanks representing the denizens of the Pacific Ocean's seismic ring of fire.  Choices:  1. The fish who inhabit the ring of fire have developed a tolerance for heat. 2. Japan's proximity to the ring of fire means that it rarely experiences earthquakes. 3. The ring of fire refers to volcanic activity.
Output: 2
Statement: I could have gone to a law firm and I would have made more money - a lot more money, Jones said.  Choices:  1. Jones didn't go to a law firm because he didn't need any more money. 2. Jones would have been better off financially going to a law firm. 3. Jones would have been paid less to go to a law firm.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, appropriations provide an other financing source instead of a revenue. Choices:  1. Appropriations are a valid alternative since it can provide money. 2. Appropriations can't provide financing source because they're too expensive. 3. In conclusion, appropriations provide an alternative source of money.
Output: 2
Statement: It was time for the most important part of the massage - the stoning. Choices:  1. The most important part of the massage is the bathing part.  2. The stoning part of t he massage was both the most important and also my favorite part.  3. The part of a massage that was the most important was the stoning. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh well no uh it  i think that's a really bad plan in your budgeting if you have to pay one card off with another oh eventually eventually Choices:  1. Paying off one card with another is easy because so many companies offer you credit cards. 2. Paying off one card with another will have an averse affect on your budgeting.  3. Paying off one card with another is a perfectly valid way to help you budget your household.
Output: 3
Statement: They said employees like the program and most of the savings are in lodging costs. Choices:  1. Employees like the program and how much it saves them. 2. Employees like the program. 3. Employees dislike the program.
Output: 3
Statement: okay so so you couldn't deduct state income uh state sales tax when you lived in Texas Choices:  1. So when you lived in Texas, your state sales tax was not deductible? 2. If Texas' state sales tax was deductible, what was the rate? 3. So you have never lived in Texas before?
Output: 3
Statement: With Daniel's arrest, tabloids have dredged up the long history of Baldwins run amok. Choices:  1. Daniel's arrest didn't prompt tabloids to reveal anything.  2. Daniel's arrest caused a lot of scandal.  3. Tabloids dredged the Baldwin's history with Daniel's arrest. 
Output: 1
Statement: Along the coast Provence bristles with cultural activity in the summer months, each town using its ancient amphitheater, cathedral, or palace as a magnificent setting for festivals of music, theater, and the other arts . Choices:  1. Towns on the coastline of Provence benefit financially from the summer festivals. 2. Some towns in Provence have their own amphitheaters. 3. Art festivals are never held on the coast of Provence because of a lack of appropriate infrastructure.
Output: 3
Statement: We have your name, and the true symbol is the thing, as you should know. Choices:  1. Who are you, and why don't you know about the true symbol? 2. While we know who you are, you should know that the true symbol is key. 3. We found your name on the noticeboard.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, it may be possible for a fairly simple model to explain total and unit cost differences between posts. Choices:  1. There is no need for a complex model for explaining cost differences between posts. 2. Simple models have always been used for explaining cost differences between posts. 3. The cost differences between posts require a very intricate model for explaining them.
Output: 3
Statement: The most relevant information about heritage assets is their existence and condition. Choices:  1. Existence and condition of heritage assets is their most relevant information. 2. Most important information about assets is their value. 3. Their most important information is stored in a secret place.
Output: 2