niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: unfair to to children like uh engineers usually work fifty or sixty hours a week i refused to work more than thirty i was part-time and even that was a rat race but Choices:  1. I've never worked a day in my life.  2. I worked part-time. 3. I worked part-time as a teacher. 
Output: 1
Statement: Also, ongoing litigation impedes information flow. Choices:  1. Court cases stop information from flowing. 2. Court proceedings don't affect information flows at all. 3. Information stops flowing as soon as a court case is filed.
Output: 2
Statement: inside their mouths. Choices:  1. On the inside of the mouth. 2. On the outside of their mouth. 3. Inside the dogs mouth
Output: 2
Statement: Among the mind-numbing details reported by the New York Times : Second-generation tenants could remain in regulated apartments provided they were willing to pay the vacancy bonus. Choices:  1. Second-generation tenants can never remain in regulated apartments.  2. It is possible for a second-generation tenant to stay in a regulated apartment.  3. Most second-generation tenants have trouble paying the vacancy bonus. 
Output: 1
Statement: and and sweeping it out everyday it's really hard to to keep the sand and dirt out of it Choices:  1. It's easy to keep clean and organized.  2. And you think it's clean, but then find more sand and dirt! 3. It's really hard to keep everything clean. 
Output: 1
Statement: Each day, its mini-containers had to be re-filled with substances promoting positive processes in the body leading to the return of good mood. Choices:  1. The substances that filled the container looked like blue sand. 2. The mini-containers had to be re-filled everyday. 3. The containers were large and had to be filled every week. 
Output: 3
Statement: oh oh uh-huh well that's my problem too i'm i'm trying to figure out from one payday to the next whose going to be the lucky one this month that's going to get paid Choices:  1. I'm trying to figure out from one payday to the next who's the one that's going to get paid. 2. I'm trying to figure out who's getting paid this month, it's never me. 3. Everyone gets fair pay every month.
Output: 3
Statement: The final rule contains collections of information which are subject to review and approval by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under the Paperwork Reduction Act. Choices:  1. The Office of Management and Budget's acronym is OMB. 2. The Paperwork Reduction Act failed to pass so it is not enforced. 3. The OMB was founded in the year 1895. 
Output: 2
Statement: yes i thought that was a very good movie Choices:  1. Yes, I thought it was an excellent film. 2. I thought it was a terrible film. 3. I enjoyed the actors in the movie.
Output: 2
Statement: 133 "Aha!" he cried.  Choices:  1. He was speechless and had nothing to say. 2. He declared suddenly, "Aha!" 3. He then exclaimed, "Aha!"
Output: 1
Statement: Two were most prominent. Choices:  1. Only one was prominent. 2. The pair of them were incredible. 3. There was a pair that stuck out the most.
Output: 1
Statement: You can take a ferryboat through the harbor, past the ingenious Plover Cove reservoir, a water catchment area appropriated by damming and draining a broad inlet from the sea. Choices:  1. The Plover Cove reservoir is ingenious. 2. The Plover Clove reservoir is a water catchment area. 3. You cannot take a ferry boat through the harbour.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon stared at the green fires below. Choices:  1. The green color of the fires was caused by a chemical burning. 2. Jon was watching normal campfires in the distance. 3. The fires that were burning appeared green in color.
Output: 2
Statement: This is my candidate for the most overlooked big budget film of the decade, maybe of the century. Choices:  1. Many filmmakers and directors end up completing their film but no one takes notice of their work. 2. Perhaps the most overlooked film of the century is my candidate's large budget production. 3. My candidate has the most well received large budget film of this century.
Output: 3
Statement: it seems to be socially acceptable as a self-esteem you know building building the person's confidence up and you have Choices:  1. It appears acceptable from a social standpoint. 2. Society likes people who do that kind of thing. 3. It is unacceptable on every level of being.
Output: 3
Statement: How would you like to work for me?  Choices:  1. You will start working as a housemaid right now. 2. In which position, would you like to work for me? 3. I have many job options available.
Output: 1
Statement: yes prepare your well that's great can now can she leave um on a day by herself Choices:  1. She hasn't been able to leave on her own before, but now she can. 2. She has always been very independent, traveling everywhere by herself. 3. Get ready, it's so wonderful, is she able to independently leave for a day?
Output: 2
Statement: But they're sick of the whole business, want it to end, don't want the Senate or the party damaged by it, and don't want to talk about it. Choices:  1. They do not want to have anything to do with the business or Senate anymore.  2. They were happy about the decision to want the business to end. 3. They stayed true to the senate and kept the business going.
Output: 3
Statement: It is also increasing the military's political clout. Choices:  1. It's increasing the military's political clout, which could influence future military interactions.  2. It's decreasing the military's political clout. 3. It's increasing the military's political clout.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah or um-hum what area do you work in Choices:  1. do you work 2. where do you work 3. where have you been working lately
Output: 1
Statement: it's like if you drew a line from Austin straight down it would be in that region Choices:  1. If you drew a circle around Austin, that would be the reason. 2. Austin is one of the biggest cities in the region that I'm referring to. 3. The line would more or less be to scale.
Output: 1
Statement: If that look of death had been aimed at him, Ca'daan would have wet his breeches. Choices:  1. He was strong and not afraid. 2. He would have wet himself. 3. He was scared easily.
Output: 1
Statement: now she can maybe she'll type something that you need for you and then you'll be in good shape like a paper Choices:  1. She'll give you clear instructions. 2. She can't help you, you have to go see him over there. 3. It's much like a paper.
Output: 2
Statement: You know, the singer. Choices:  1. The singer is an Emmy award winner.  2. You have never heard of the singer I presume? 3. You are familiar with the performer. 
Output: 2
Statement: In the three stories of this little air-conditioned museum you can see displays of prehistoric Indian artifacts, skeletal bones found locally, and a wealth of items chosen to evoke a feeling for the island's history over the past three centuries. Choices:  1. The museum is ten stories tall with various Italian artwork. 2. The three story museum has prehistoric Indian artifacts on display. 3. The Indian artifacts are said to haunted though, so be careful around them.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it's yeah and ours yeah and see in our case it's you have to you have to exit you have to leave and if you have to leave your home to get away from this individual that's what you should do so what choice have you got you know as far as as far as our laws go up here Choices:  1. The best course of action is to stay indoors. 2. If that is the case you need to get off the premises to get away from that person. 3. With the laws in our city there is not much else we can do.
Output: 1
Statement: The most cheerful assessment of the situation came in the main headline Thursday of the Albanian daily eRilindja Demokratikei . NATO Brings Peace to the Balkans, it said. Choices:  1. They were trying to bring light to a dark situation. 2. The publication had a lighter spin on the events taking place. 3. They held nothing back and revealed the sick dark truth.
Output: 3
Statement: These were obviously reanimates, men who'd been pulled from his own world and set to work. Choices:  1. There were men who were obviously reanimates. 2. The reanimates were never quite right. 3. They were obviously not reanimates.
Output: 3
Statement: Auditors also need to consider whether any reliance will be placed on internal controls in designing audit procedures. Choices:  1. Auditors need a very keen eye for details to spot all dangers to audit procedures. 2. There is no need for auditors to consider whether any reliance will be placed on internal controls in designing audit procedures. 3. Whether any reliance will be placed on internal controls in designing audit procedures, is something that auditors need to consider.
Output: 2
Statement: i still got a few years Choices:  1. I really don't have that much time left, a few weeks at most. 2. I've got more than one year. 3. I've still got a few years to figure out what my problem is.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah they they give out stuff and it's have you ever seen the movie Bull Durham i mean it's just like that exactly Choices:  1. They give out stuff to the crowd. 2. They aren't allowed to give anything out. 3. They give out stuff to the crowd, like t-shirts or free beer.
Output: 2
Statement: The heart of Kashmir's capital is built along the banks of the serpentine Jhelum river on the southern shore of the lakes. Choices:  1. The Jhelum river encircles Kashmir's capital, but does not go through the city. 2. Kashmir's capital is more than 2000 years old and started out as a small settlement on the river. 3. The winding Jhelum river runs through Kashmir's capital.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah you really it seems to be influenced by a lot of different music a lot of times you'll hear songs that you know they're not original but have been put to a rap kind of a rhythm Choices:  1. All rap music is original it is not created from other artist's music. 2. Some rap is a rap version of another song. You can tell what the original song was. Some like this, but others do not. 3. Some rap music is a remake of another song or influenced by other music, you can hear it. 
Output: 1
Statement: uh anyway i love to do that and the other thing that i love is that i am a distance runner by hobby Choices:  1. One of my hobbies is distance running. 2. I do marathons. 3. Distance running is my job.
Output: 3
Statement: Nearly a year ago, Mazzariello, a former assistant district attorney who grew up in East New York, started a nonprofit practice helping the working poor navigate the legal system. Choices:  1. Mazzariello grew up in East New York in the 1960's. 2. Mazzariello grew up in East New York. 3. Mazzariello grew up in East LA.
Output: 3
Statement: , transportation systems, and sewage and water treatment plants). Choices:  1. Transport, sewage and water treatment plants 2. Transportation and water treatment are important  3. No sewage treatment plans 
Output: 3
Statement: 'I don't understand.' Choices:  1. Only some things are understood and others are not.  2. Everything is understood perfectly.  3. There isn't anything understood. 
Output: 2
Statement: well no not originally because when we we did buy when we bought our first house it was at a time where you and the kind of loan we got you really didn't have to put down anything Choices:  1. There was no down payment when we bought our first home. 2. When is came time to purchase a house, we had to put twenty percent as a down payment. 3. Did you have no down payment because you have good credit?
Output: 2
Statement: Plaudits follow pans for the revival of the musical On the Town. Choices:  1. nobody has followed the musical on the town. 2. The musical on the town is followed by plaudits and pans. 3. The plaudits are encouraged by the revival of the music on the town.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, board members have a fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders that they represent. Choices:  1. The board members have no responsibilities to anyone. 2. There is a fiduciary responsibility for the board members to the shareholders. 3. The shareholders elect the board members.
Output: 1
Statement: The real polity, like the real economy, ought to be what counts. Choices:  1. The real community, unlike the real economy, ought to be what counts. 2. The real community, like the real economy, ought to be what counts. 3. The popular vote and the economy ought to be the things that matter most.
Output: 1
Statement: The Department did not discuss comments beyond the scope of the rule or comments on the requirement to establish a deduction since the requirement was mandated by statute. Choices:  1. The Department was free to talk about what it wanted. 2. The Department refused questions going against the rule. 3. The Department was loyal to the requirements mandated by statute.
Output: 1
Statement:  Shopping Tips Choices:  1. Advice for Buying Clothes 2. Tips for Purchasing Items from Marks and Spencer 3. Eating Tips
Output: 3
Statement: That may be so but I have, said Julius dryly. Choices:  1. Julius denied ever doing it under any circumstances. 2. Julius ran a marathon even tho he was said to have an ingrown toenail.  3. Julius has done it despite some other circumstance.
Output: 1
Statement: The country's resurgence has been attributed to Mandela's free-market  His government has cut the budget deficit from 5.9 percent of the GDP to 4 percent, deregulated aviation and telecommunications, and cut taxes. Choices:  1. There was no free-market when the resurgence happened. 2. The budget deficit was cut from 5.9 to 4 during Mandela's government. 3. The influence and decisions took by Mandela's government made the country great.
Output: 1
Statement: A small percentage of North Carolina H-2A workers work for eight to nine months. Choices:  1. North Carolina H-2A workers do not exceed more than 8 weeks of work before termination. 2. A North Carolina H-2A worker works for about a year on average, or close to it, but they do not receive many benefits. 3. Some (but not many) North Carolina H-2A workers work, on average, eight to nine months.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't want   Then, in a flash, a rim of cold steel touched her temple, and Mrs. Vandemeyer's voice rose cold and menacing: "You damned little fool!  Choices:  1. The two women were having a lovely time drinking tea.  2. A gun was being held against her temple.  3. Mrs. Vandemeyer was holding a 9mm pistol. 
Output: 1
Statement: No, but what else could I do--go see the Carlsbad Caverns? Choices:  1. Should I have gone to see the Carlsbad Caverns? 2. The Carlsbad Caverns would have been a better choice.  3. I had many other choices, apart from seeing the Carlsbad Caverns. 
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah it probably will Choices:  1. Yes, it more likely will be bought 2. Yes, it more likely will 3.  it probabily won't
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh ooh she's she's in hot water Choices:  1. She's in a lot of trouble right now. 2. It's not entirely her fault. 3. She's all in the clear right now.
Output: 3
Statement: Do you have a safe here? Topham's eyebrows climbed. Choices:  1. "You don't have a safe here!" Topham screamed. 2. "Do you have a safe over here? I need to stash this money over here." Topham raised his eyebrows in surprise. 3. Topham, surprised, asked "Do you have a safe in this place?"
Output: 1
Statement: yeah you vote absentee yeah you vote you you still connected to your state legally you still you can you still are responsible for paying those taxes they withdraw taxes Choices:  1. I've voted absentee several times. 2. You are still legally connected to your state when you vote absentee. 3. If you vote absentee, you don't have to pay taxes.
Output: 3
Statement: This applies especially to foreign brands made under license in Spain. Choices:  1. This applies to foreign brands. 2. This applies to foreign brands that are made in Lisbon, Spain. 3. This applies to domestic brands.
Output: 3
Statement: Dionne's, have been made by going the other way.) Choices:  1. They were made by going in the same way. 2. They were made in a new manner. 3. The ones that Dionne has were made in the opposite direction.
Output: 1
Statement: Twenty-eight states received grants for statewide websites, 13 for technology projects being undertaken on a statewide basis (including three for statewide intake systems). Choices:  1. Twenty-eight states received grants for statewide websites, 5 more will receive grants soon. 2. Statewide, 28 states received grants for websites. 3. Sixteen states received grants for statewide websites.
Output: 3
Statement: no uh  fifty years ago the automobile was a luxury but it's a necessity today and uh as hard as they try to get these public transit things going i have never seen nor heard of one that uh really really got of the ground Choices:  1. Everyone should take the bus.  2. Public transport never gets off the ground. People need cars.  3. Cars are a necessity. 
Output: 1
Statement: Some of his personal effects can be found in the modest bedroom where he slept. Choices:  1. His personal effects were disturbing to some people who found them. 2. The modest bedroom contains some of his personal effects. 3. Nothing that belongs to him is located in the modest bedroom.
Output: 3
Statement: I found I didn't want to do that and realized an interest in psychology. Choices:  1. I realized I had an interest in psychology. 2. I realized I had an interest in psychology and there begins my adventure. 3. I realized I had an interest in maths.
Output: 3
Statement: Had she not refused Julius without hesitation?  Choices:  1. She was all over Julius without hesitation. 2. She immediately refused Julius. 3. They may question her intentions towards Julius.
Output: 1
Statement: The pleasant daze induced on the three-tiered travertine staircase, festooned in spring with pink azaleas, was celebrated by John Keats as a blissful cloud of summer indolence before he died here in 1821. Choices:  1. The pink azaleas were John Keats' favorite feature of the garden. 2. The three-tiered staircase is boring, and is barely worth mentioning. 3. John Keats died here in 1821, in what he described as a "blissful cloud of summer indolence".
Output: 2
Statement: The effective implementation of the statutory framework to improve the performance, management, and accountability of the federal government, although important, is not an end in itself. Choices:  1. The effective implementation is not the main goal. 2. The effective implementation is the only important thing. 3. It is more important to have happy government workers.
Output: 2
Statement: The charming medieval and Renaissance center around the cathedral has been renovated and is now reserved for pedestrians. Choices:  1. Pedestrians can now enjoy the charming medieval and Renaissance center after its renovation. 2. Renovations continue for the pedestrian zone around the cathedral. 3. Motor vehicles were barred from the area around the cathedral 10 years ago.
Output: 2
Statement: um uh stamps i mean it seems like ever exactly everything single thing that we do Choices:  1. Exactly everything we do, it seems.  2. It seems nothing at all that we do.  3. It seems everything we do is in the public eye and is judged. 
Output: 2
Statement: The idea that value may decrease as a result of the very efforts made to increase it is an essential part of human experience, and it will ensure value-subtraction --in its value-added sense--a long and distinguished career. Choices:  1. An essential part of human experience is that the value may decrease as a result of efforts to increase the value.  2. The value may decrease because it is too widely available and there is too much supply.  3. The value usually increases as there are efforts to increase it. 
Output: 3
Statement: He initiated a military takeover of the Communist Party, and the government arrested thousands of Solidarity activists and sympathizers, banned the trade union, and suspended civil rights. Choices:  1. The government arrested thousands of Solidarity activists and sympathizers, banned the trade union, and suspended civil rights, all as a result of the military takeover of the Communist Party that he has initiated. 2. The event that he initiated turned out to be a giant success, which saved the country from ruin. 3. He tried to initiate a military takeover, but failed.
Output: 3
Statement: deposited them for us Choices:  1. He took them from himself. 2. He deposited the cans for recycling. 3. Deposited them for us.
Output: 1
Statement: that'd be nice did you all work at TI uh TI Colorado Springs Choices:  1. Were you unemployed at Colorado Springs? 2. Did you work in Colorado Springs? 3. What work did you do there?
Output: 1
Statement: Power generators are a significant source of three key  sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxide (NOx), and mercury (Hg). Choices:  1. The power generators are the only source for mercury. 2. The power generators make a lot of sulfur dioxide. 3. The power generators are bad for the environment.
Output: 1
Statement: But the finest rum is aged in casks for up to 30 years to produce a spirit comparable to brandy or cognac. Choices:  1. The finest rum only takes 3 years to produce. 2. The finest rum is delicious in a mixed drink. 3. The finest rum is aged in casks for up to 30 years.
Output: 1
Statement: sports car  i'd like to have a sports car too but it's not practical for me  but Choices:  1. I want a sports car for my husband and I, even though we should get something more practical. 2. I am definitely getting a sports car, even though I didn't want one. 3. It's not practical for me to get a sports car even though I want one.
Output: 2
Statement: really oh really that's cool Choices:  1. Really? That's remarkable 2. That's something I would like to learn more about 3. That's boring
Output: 3
Statement: If you have the energy to climb the 387 steps to the top of the south tower, you will be rewarded with a stunning view over the city. Choices:  1. It's a tough climb, but thankfully there are many landings where climbers can stop and rest.  2. The South Tower crumbled when the earthquake hit.  3. It's a long climb up the South Tower staircase, but the view of the city is an incredible reward for those who climb all 387 steps. 
Output: 2
Statement: so um we are we've been now petless for a couple of years and Choices:  1. We haven't let any pets into our homes for a couple of years. 2. We can't stop adopting so many pets into our homes. 3. We haven't had a pet for several years, I reckon.
Output: 2
Statement: Of course the little things matter. Choices:  1. Everything matters. 2. Only the big things are given priority. 3. The small things are definitely important.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah if um i i know one church that uh there was some problems with but that was just uh basically a personal problem between the mother and the uh person that was taking in charge Choices:  1. I never heard of a church that had problems. 2. Priests were taking care of the kids well, and there were no other problems. 3. There were some problems with that one church, but it was just a personal problem between the mother and the person that was taking in the charge.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah the himmy is probably the sweetest one she's she's just a little sweetheart Choices:  1. The himmy is the nastiest one of them all. 2. All of the others are nasty and cruel. 3. The sweetest one of them is the himmy.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that was that was bad news we're still try i set out a whole bunch of crepe myrtles and stuff and of course it killed th em Choices:  1. The crepe myrtles I had put outside were killed. 2. The crepe myrtles I had outside survived. 3. All the plants in my garden died from it.
Output: 2
Statement: Totals may not sum due to rounding. Choices:  1. Rounding sums is misleading.  2. The totals may not be the actual sum due to rounding.  3. Totals are completely actual.
Output: 3
Statement: There are also several other combinations that may be used, including combinations of ACI with spray dryer and FF and combinations of ACI with FGD. Choices:  1. The combination of ACI with FGD is the most effective 2. There are many other combinations that can be used. 3. There is only one combination available. 
Output: 3
Statement: Mr. Greuze took a little piece of paper from his pocket and consulted it. Choices:  1. Mr. Greuze found a piece of paper in his pocket that he had been searching for for nearly five hours now, and began to take every bit of information from it that he could gather. 2. Mr. Greuze threw away a piece of paper from his pocket that he believed to be a scrap. 3. Mr. Greuze retrieved a piece of paper from his pocket and began to inspect it.
Output: 2
Statement: Back on the road to Jaisalmer, one last splash of color delights the senses before you plunge into the the fields are dotted with mounds of red hot chili peppers. Choices:  1. The road to Jaisalmer is bumpy and unpleasant to ride on.  2. In the field there aren't any mounds of red hot chili peppers.  3. The fields near the road to Jaisalmer are full of mounds of hot chili peppers. 
Output: 2
Statement: Sewn up in oilskin. Choices:  1. The oilskin was sealed with thread. 2. Sewed up the linen. 3. The oilskin was sewn.
Output: 2
Statement: You're thinking about making love to a woman. Choices:  1. You're not thinking about making love. 2. You're thinking about making love to a woman with blonde hair. 3. Making love to a woman is on your might.
Output: 1
Statement: A longsword gleamed from the sheath on his back. Choices:  1. He wore a sword on his back. 2. He did not own a sword. 3. He took pride in caring for his sword on his back.
Output: 2
Statement: These ingredients swirled around each other in a dance of honest enjoyment and/or self-conscious shoulder-rubbing for an hour or so before the toasts from the stage. Choices:  1. Sitting motionless and silent is all these ingredients did for an hour.  2. Before the toasts from the stage, these ingredients swirled around each other. 3. Many high-level corporate figures were present on the stage.
Output: 1
Statement: huh yeah i've got to try i um years ago um we we're uh my folks were um we were visiting Los Angeles or something and i remember being taken to a real fancy Mexican restaurant there called Senor something Senor Pico or something like that and Choices:  1. I have never eaten at a Mexican restaurant. 2. I was at a fancy Mexican restaurant before in Los Angeles. 3. It was called Senor Pico.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1708 Britain captured Menorca, and the magnificent harbor of Mah??n (Ma??), for the Royal Navy. Choices:  1. The Royal Navy used Menorca as a base of operations. 2. Britain conquered Menorca without any plans on what to do with it. 3. Britain added Menorca to its empire in 1708.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah and even you know i mean like we had i called them prefabs just a track home you know i mean we we had one of their homes that was nicer in Pennsylvania but um it was an older home but then you buy an older home and you're always fixing things up Choices:  1. Our home in Pennsylvania was brand new and in perfect condition. 2. We spent a huge amount of money carrying out repair work on our old home. 3. We had an old property that was located in Pennsylvania. 
Output: 1
Statement: Oh, Tommy! Choices:  1. The narrator is referring to someone named Tommy. 2. The narrator is exasperated with Tommy. 3. The narrator is talking to someone named Jill.
Output: 3
Statement: A horseman held a twitch that covered her mouth, while another man held her left front leg with a strap. Choices:  1. As a stable hand secured her front left leg with a strap, a horseman bound her mouth and secured her head. 2. The horseman and the other man knocked the horse over and pinned her to the ground. 3. They controlled her by binding her mouth and securing her left front leg.
Output: 2
Statement: The biguine, immortalized for Anglo-Saxons by Cole Porter, is thought to have come first to Martinique from the Congo. Choices:  1. Congo is believed to be the origin of Martinique's biguine. 2. Cole Porter first heard the biguine on a visit to Martinique. 3. The biguine, invented by Cole Porter, was imported from America.
Output: 3
Statement: Others blame him for today's news media's voyeurism and disapprove of his borderline ethics (he composed scenes that he passed off as spontaneous). Choices:  1. Some people blame him for the news being voyeuristic. 2. Some people blame him for the news being so interested in making people cry on tv. 3. Some people say he's what made the news respectful.
Output: 3
Statement: White himself was carrying a suitcase, presumably to help him blend in. Choices:  1. White wanted to stick out like a sore thumb.  2. White wanted to blend in with the crowd of lawyers. 3. White wanted to blend in and part of his disguise was his suitcase.
Output: 1
Statement: To enhance the technical skills of their security administrators and help ensure that all of them had the minimal skills needed, most of the groups had established special training sessions for them. Choices:  1. Since security administrators are already experts, nobody thought to provide additional training. 2. Most groups had special training sessions for security administrators. 3. These special sessions involved teaching the administrators not to write the passwords down.
Output: 1
Statement: Participants generally believed that the provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 should be implemented and assessed before the Congress should consider adding any new legislative requirements; however, participants agreed that much can and should be done by other responsible parties, such as by regulatory and self-regulatory bodies, within their existing authority. Choices:  1. People considered the Sarbanes-Oxley act to be a crucial piece of legislation. 2. They thought that Congress should add new rules before enacting the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. 3. People thought that the Sarbanes-Oxley act should go into effect before additional legislation rules were put in place.
Output: 2
Statement: Send him round to a store to buy a penn'orth of peanuts." Though not particularly enjoying the American's free and easy manner of speech, Kramenin was devoured by curiosity. Choices:  1. Kramenin really enjoyed listening to the way the American spoke. 2. Kramenin wondered if the peanuts were better than the ones he'd had at the airport. 3. The American had a very easy and carefree way of speaking.
Output: 1
Statement: However, the revisions did not impact the burden hours previously approved by OMB. Choices:  1. The OMB previously approved the distribution of burden hours. 2. These hours were intended to account for delays associated with local traffic problems. 3. These revisions supersede the previously approved OMB burden hours. 
Output: 3
Statement: For children who love boats, riding the Star Ferry or ferry trips to outlying islands will be exciting, and the Dolphin Watch trip (see page 113) is certain to appeal. Choices:  1. Children who don't care for boats won't like the ferries or Dolphin Watch trip.  2. The Star Ferry and Dolphin Watch are age restricted and only for adults.  3. The Star Ferry or outlying island ferry trips appeal to children who like boats. 
Output: 2
Statement: as well sometimes i think it's been on i think i've seen it during the day i know i've seen it during the day in Florida Choices:  1. I've definitely seen it during the daytime in Florida. 2. I've seen it at night in Florida. 3. I think it's during the daytime in all states.
Output: 2
Statement: you know and it's it's crazy they're just putting more giving more paper work problems to the honest citizen and and you know because uh a person whose gonna use a gun for a crime he's he's not too concerned with the crime of not registering his gun Choices:  1. People who commit crime with guns always register their guns. 2. Some people who commit crime with guns don't register their guns. 3. Honest citizens are annoyed by the paperwork.
Output: 1
Statement: Miraculously, of the 1,134 individual pieces of glass, 720 are 13th-century originals. Choices:  1. All of the glass used was forged in the 13th century. 2. 720 of the 1,134 glass pieces were forged in the 13th century. 3. More than half of the glass used is from the 13th century.
Output: 1
Statement: The mission statement brings the agency into focus. Choices:  1. THe mission statement looks at the agency's organizational structure closely. 2. THe mission statement looks at the agency closely. 3. THe mission statement looks at the budget closely.
Output: 3
Statement: The man's cold eyes never changed. Choices:  1. He stared at a woman continuously, with the same cold look. 2. His eyes remained as they were. 3. His eyes shifted from warm and loving to cold and blazing blue.
Output: 3
Statement: The 45-minute walk along the water canal, more a stroll through a botanical garden than a hike, is lined with hydrangea and ferns and ends at a waterfall. Choices:  1. You aren't allowed near the canal. 2. You can walk along the canal in a shady spot and then go up to the sunny waterfall. 3. You can walk along the canal.
Output: 1
Statement: But the mistreatment of all groups other than blacks was far less severe, and it has proven far more amenable to cure without radical intervention. Choices:  1. Blacks were treated equally as other groups. 2. Blacks were treated worse than other groups. 3. Blacks were treated worse than other groups, it's noticeable throughout history.
Output: 1
Statement: Here, overlooking the L??zarde river valley with its swaying sugarcane, are elaborate secluded villas which seem a universe apart from the small sheds in which most Guadeloupeans live. Choices:  1. The valley is studded with elaborately decorated villas. 2. The villas in the valley look exactly the same as The Guadaloupean sheds. 3. Most Guadaloupeans live in sheds due to the extreme income disparities there.
Output: 2
Statement: uh it it's it's a little hard to believe but they can uh of course like just like just about every other state in the union they have a felony law anyone ever convicted of a a felony is cannot purchase a weapon Choices:  1. In just about every state there is a law that if convicted of a felony, you can not purchase a weapon. 2. There are no laws currently prohibiting felons from obtaining a firearm legally. 3. It is hard to understand how a felon could attain a weapon because it most states there are laws against it.
Output: 2
Statement: The protocols have been revised in those areas to reflect the  Choices:  1. In those areas, protocols have been revised. 2. The revisions to the protocols have made things clearer to understand. 3. No revisions have been made to the protocols.
Output: 3
Statement: then there's an attache case and cordless telephone and then there's a card table doesn't have any chairs just a card table oh some more jewelry suitcases and have you seen those university anniversary lamps where the little balls go around Choices:  1. There isn't anything here.  2. There is some jewelry suitcases and some old moldy oranges and some worn-out shoes.  3. There is some jewelry suitcases and a card table and a cordless telephone. 
Output: 1
Statement: Our Program Letter on the characteristics of a telephone intake, advice and referral system sets out the attributes of a superb system for grantees to both inform the field and create a set of standards LSC can use during on-site visits and for evaluating grant applications. Choices:  1. LSC has very high standards when evaluating grant applications. 2. Our program letter sets out the attributes of a superb system for grantees. 3. The program letter does not help set out attributed of a system for grantees.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1937 De Valera's republican constitution took Ireland out of the British Commonwealth, and the new republic elected its first president, Douglas Hyde, in 1938. Choices:  1. Ireland left the British Commonwealth in 1938, and became a U.S. territory in 1940. 2. Ireland left the British Commonwealth in 1937, and elected its first president in 1938. 3. Ireland's first president, Douglas Hyde, had 4 children. 
Output: 1
Statement: Although the NIPA federal surplus or deficit is arithmetically similar to the federal unified budget surplus or deficit, there are some conceptual differences. Choices:  1. The NIPA federal surplus is more commonly used by authorities. 2. There are no differences between the NIPA federal surplus and the federal unified budget surplus. 3. There are differences between the NIPA federal surplus and the federal unified budget surplus.
Output: 2
Statement: In these two retrofits, the absorber modules were fabricated in two pieces, shipped by barge, and assembled on site. Choices:  1. Modules were created in one piece before being disassembled at the location. 2. The time it took to fabricate and assemble the modules was less than two months. 3. Absorber modules were assembled at the site after being created in two separate pieces.
Output: 1
Statement: A sidebar notes the political dynasties taking shape in the Bush, Cuomo, and Jackson families. Choices:  1. The main column notes the lack of political dynasties taking place in the Bush, Cuomo, and Jackson families. 2. Bush, Cuomo, and Jackson families have political dynasties taking shape. 3. The sidebar notes the families that have fallen out of political dynasties over time.
Output: 1
Statement: Enjoyable cafe-bars in Havana include Cafe de Paris (Obispo and San Ignacio), Cafe O'Reilly (O'Reilly and San Ignacio), Montserrate (Avenida de Belgica and Obrapaa), and El Patio (Plaza de la Catedral). Choices:  1. Cafe de Paris is a cafe-bar in Havana. 2. Cafe de Paris is a cafe-bar in Havana and people flock to it. 3. Cafe de Paris is a cafe-bar in Georgia.
Output: 3
Statement: Recent years have brought hip-hopped pop-soul acts such as Bobby Brown, Keith Sweat, Mariah Carey , Boyz II Men, and TLC, as well as hits for such big-voiced neo-soul singers as Anita Baker, Michael Bolton , and Celine Dion. Choices:  1. Recent years have brought hip hopped pop-soul acts and hits for neo-soul singers. 2. Recent years have brought hip hopped pop-soul acts and hits for neo-soul singers together for successful collaborations. 3. Recent years have pushed away hip hopped pop-soul acts and prevented hits for neo-soul singers.
Output: 3
Statement: Assessing the Decline in the National Saving Rate. Choices:  1. The nation always ignores it's saving rate.  2. Evaluating the drop in the nation's saving rate. 3. There was a rapid decline in the national saving rate.
Output: 1
Statement: I felt as if I had wandered in in the middle of the second act--why did it make such a big difference? Choices:  1. Between the first and second act of a show, there is usually a distinct difference of sorts. 2. I felt as if the piece was one consistent narrative, that was easy to follow and always the same. 3. A difference is seen between a first and second act, mostly because of the intermission that separates them.
Output: 2
Statement: His face was sick, but he managed to grin at Hanson. Choices:  1. Regrdless of the sick look on his face, he managed to grin. 2. He grinned at Hanson despite feeling and looking sick. 3. He could not stand to grin and his face was grim.
Output: 3
Statement: and they they were you know they were they were pretty much without having to say it they were pretty much Mets fans Choices:  1. They did not even have to say they were fans, to know they liked the Mets. 2. They were dressed in all Mets attire. 3. You could tell they did not like the Mets. 
Output: 3
Statement: I ignored his attempts at conversation. Choices:  1. I had broke up with him and was not going to rekindle our relationship.  2. I was not paying attention to him.  3. I spoke to him every chance I could get. 
Output: 3
Statement: 10Pay and chase refers to the labor-intensive and time-consuming practice of trying to recover overpayments once they have already been made rather than preventing improper payments in the first place. Choices:  1. Recovering overpayments is a simple task. 2. Recovering overpayments is typically impossible.  3. Recovering overpayments is very difficult.
Output: 1
Statement: It possesses a celebrated collection of Goya's paintings, including Burial of the Sardine, and a superb self-portrait of the artist in his old age. Choices:  1. Goya did pottery. 2. Goya painted lots of famous works. 3. Goya is featured in every art museum
Output: 1
Statement: Newsweek reports on Jesse The Body Ventura's wildly successful honeymoon as governor of Minnesota. Choices:  1. Newsweek reports on Jesse's first days as governor. 2. Jesse's first months as governor were an epic failure. 3. Newsweek posted a picture of Jesse at a Minnesota factory.
Output: 2
Statement: 1 REPORT PREPARATION Choices:  1. Prepping for the report. 2. They took hours to finish the report. 3. The report was never fully prepared.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and uh i was talking to my older sister the other day and uh she said she had to get a new car and they were thinking of getting something big enough she's got two teenage kids and they go camping a lot Choices:  1. I am going to buy my sister the perfect, big car that she wants. 2.  My older sister want to get a car big enough to suit her needs. 3. The car my older sister wants is small in size.
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek offers a time line of the doctors' plans for a successful delivery. Choices:  1. Newsweek has a time line of the doctor's plans for a successful baby delivery. 2. Newsweek has no timelines available. 3. Newsweek has a time line of the doctors' plans.
Output: 2
Statement: Bartolomeo Ammanati's three lovely elliptical arches follow drawings by Michelangelo. Choices:  1. Michelangelo's drawings precede the elliptical arches made by Bartolomeo Ammanati.  2. A single elliptical arch follows Michelangelo's drawings.  3. The elliptical arches created by Bartolomeo Ammanati were made in the 1600s. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah uh-huh do they do you organize things or get or do they just Choices:  1. There is no possible way you could arrange things, is there? 2. Do you organize things, or do you leave that to them? 3. Do you arrange things?
Output: 1
Statement: Situated on the Seine estuary, this pretty port has witnessed the beginning of many seafaring adventures ' including Samuel de Cham?­plain's departure for what would become Quebec ' and is still a mecca for sailors. Choices:  1. This is the largest port on the Seine. 2. This is a minor port, and not many sailors visit it today. 3. The port was the scene of many famous expeditions from the Seine estuary.
Output: 2
Statement: Among the famous signatures, you can also spot such unusual impressions as Jimmy Durante's nose and the hoof prints of Gene Autry's horse, Champion. Choices:  1. Hwre you can see the signatures of famous people. 2. Here is a place that sells food and nothing unusual. 3. You can see Elvis Presley's signature on a football.
Output: 2
Statement: Although the Human Genome Project has been hailed as the most important, most wondrous map ever produced by humankind, its full societal benefits will not be seen for years to come. Choices:  1. Although the Human Genome Project has been hailed as the single most important, most wondrous map ever produced by humankind, its full scope of societal benefits will not be seen for years to come. 2. Although the Human Genome Project has been hailed as the most important, most wondrous map ever produced by humankind, its full societal benefits will not be seen for years to come, since our technology to put this newfound knowledge to use is just now catching up with us. 3. Although the Human Genome Project has been hailed as the most important, most wondrous map ever produced by humankind, its full societal benefits have not been measured and will most likely not be as important as it has been hailed.
Output: 3
Statement: But humans are still the only intelligent life--right? Choices:  1. Humans are still the only life that is intelligent enough to drive a car, right?  2. Humans are still the only intelligent beings, correct?  3. I know humans aren't the only intelligent life on this planet. 
Output: 3
Statement: Female athletes like them and Hamm have always had to shoulder the added freight of having to invent themselves. Choices:  1. Hamm doesn't feel the need to recreate herself just to win more fans. 2. Hamm and her teammates feel a lot of pressure from their fans to be great. 3. Some women in athletics feel the need to reinforce their identity.
Output: 1
Statement: The Muslim campaign for Partition was led by London-trained Bombay lawyer, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Choices:  1. Muhammad Ali Jinnah went to London to campaign for Partition.  2. The Muslim campaign and it's leader Muhammad Ali Jinnah were lawyers from London. 3. The leader of the Muslim campaign was a Bombay lawyer named Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum are you afraid they'd get stolen or run away or Choices:  1. You know for sure they're not getting stolen. 2. I mean it's not like they could just up and walk away. 3. Are there any chances they'd get stolen?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah an they have to be in ideal physical shape basically Choices:  1. They basically have to be in ideal physical shape. 2. The quarterbacks have to be pretty much in perfect shape. 3. They can be in lousy shape.
Output: 3
Statement: we've got a lot of uh metals rolling and slitting and stuff like that so we've got a lot of we are we end up with a lot of uh hand injuries you know cuts and things like that but perhaps um Choices:  1. We do not have a lot of knee injuries or breaks.   2. We do not have any cuts or hand injuries.   3. We have a lot of hand injuries and cuts.  
Output: 2
Statement: Wilson uses his knowledge of insects to explain human culture and 2) for excerpts from and information about Steven Pinker's How the Mind Works . You can also read Pinker's dialogue on Evolution and the Brain with sociologist Alan Wolfe in Slate , his debate with biologist Steven Rose in Edge , or a . Choices:  1. Wilson has knowledge of insects. 2. Wilson does not have any knowledge of insects. 3. The insects include flies.
Output: 2
Statement: Jerusalem submitted peaceably to the rule of the Greeks in 332 b.c. under Alexander the Great and, subsequently, to his Hellenistic successors as well as the Egyptian Ptolomeys and the Syrian Seleucids. Choices:  1. Jerusalem submitted peaceably to the rule of Alexander the Great. 2. Jerusalem submitted more peaceably to the rule of Alexander the Great than it did to his Hellenistic successors. 3. Jerusalem never submitted to the rule of the Greeks in 332 b.c.
Output: 3
Statement: Among the yachts advertised for charter in Guadeloupe is a 24-m (80-ft) ketch built for the late King Farouk. Choices:  1. This yacht is the most expensive to rent, and is $2000 per day. 2. You can hire an 80 foot long yacht. 3. The largest yacht available is 15 meters long.
Output: 3
Statement: By that I meant that if we software developers were really doing our jobs instead of resting and vesting our stock options, word processors would have already bloated into 99. Choices:  1. I meant that if software developers were doing their jobs, word processors would have never been made. 2. Software developers are lazy by nature. 3. By that I meant that word processors would have already bloated into 99, if we, software developers, were really doing our jobs instead of resting.
Output: 1
Statement: Another curious enigma about Columbus that has baffled historians is that no reliable likeness of him has ever survived. Choices:  1. No reliable depiction of Columbus has survived. 2. Numerous reliable depictions of Columbus have survived over the years. 3. Historians have had to rely on the descriptions of contemporaries to get a sense of what Columbus looked like.
Output: 2
Statement: And, if it hadn't been for Mr. Poirot here, arrested you would have been, as sure as eggs is eggs!" Choices:  1. I don't agree with him, but I think he does have ideas that need more investigation. 2. You're under arrest. Mr. Poirot and I both think you're guilty of this crime. 3. The only reason I haven't arrested you is because Mr. Poirot convinced me otherwise. 
Output: 2
Statement: But more on that in the next episode. Choices:  1. There was too much information to put it all in one episode. 2. There will be more about that in the next episode. 3. This concludes that subject and in the next episode we will explore a different topic altogether.
Output: 3