niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Based on its economic impact, the rule was determined by the Office of Management and Budget to be a significant regulatory action within the meaning of Executive Order Choices:  1. It was decided by the Office of Management and Budget that the rule was not a regulatory action. 2. The Office of Management and Budget decided that the rule was a regulatory action. 3. The economic impact forced the Office of Management and Budget to intervene.
Output: 1
Statement: They're made from a secret recipe handed down to the present-day villagers by their Mallorcan ancestors, who came here in the early 17th century as part of an official repopulation scheme. Choices:  1. In the 17th century, some Mallorcans arrived. 2. The repopulation scheme was an unqualified success. 3. The recipe passed down from Mallorcan ancestors is known to everyone.
Output: 3
Statement: well i guess the only thing to do is to hope that this is the worse that it gets this year Choices:  1. We can just hope that it doesn't get worse. 2. We can just hope that it doesn't get worse with the heat. 3. I hope it's always like this.
Output: 3
Statement: It was just a dream.' Choices:  1. It was very bad, but it was only a dream. 2. You were wide awake the entire time. 3. You were having a dream.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah right it was summer Choices:  1. You're right, it was during the summer. 2. It's a little hard for me to remember, but it was in the summer. 3. It happened in the winter.
Output: 3
Statement: we can either try to get here tonight or just sleep it and try to get there tomorrow morning and we said okay let's just sleep in and try to get there tomorrow morning Choices:  1. We worked all day, we could use a rest. 2. Let's get up bright and early, no sleeping in. 3. Let us simply sleep for a long time and attempt tomorrow.
Output: 2
Statement: In the morning he would be at this again. Choices:  1. He does this every morning. 2. In the morning he will be gone. 3. When the sun rises he would return to this again.
Output: 2
Statement: His body was dressed in shabby clothes, and the face disfigured to prevent identification. Choices:  1. He was a poor man since he had bad clothes 2. He was a well dress man with a beautiful face 3. He did not look presentable at that time
Output: 2
Statement: The mean of the five contingent valuation based VSL estimates is $3. Choices:  1. All the five estimates are $3 each. 2. The average of the five estimates is $3. 3. The minimum of the five estimates is 3$
Output: 3
Statement: oh okay it's uh it's on that s ide it's on the east east side what's what's the nearest big city Choices:  1. I think it's Chicago, but I'm not sure. 2. What's the nearest large city to the east? 3. Which city is directly west?
Output: 3
Statement: Currently, LSSM utilizes the services of 243 private attorneys who provide a minimum of 20 hours of pro bono or two pro bono cases per year. Choices:  1. LSSM uses many private attorneys who volunteer. 2. LSSM uses many private attorneys who volunteer to represent clients in civil court. 3. LSSM uses just 5 private attorneys who volunteer.
Output: 3
Statement: no my husband does Choices:  1. I enjoy music, but my husband does not. 2. I don't paint, but my husband does. 3. My spouse does.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum um-hum i i haven't gotten through it yet Choices:  1. I haven't finished.  2. I have completed it.  3. I haven't finished, but I will soon. 
Output: 2
Statement: and it was it was good um she she's not didn't enjoy it much so i didn't get much satisfaction trying to discuss it with her but uh i thought it was real interesting Choices:  1. It was interesting, but not satisfying to talk with her as she didn't enjoy it.  2. She enjoyed it, so we had a lot to talk about.  3. She didn't enjoy it much but was willing to discuss it. 
Output: 2
Statement: Make them take it back. Choices:  1. Make them give it again. 2. Make them take it back. 3. Make them take the insult back or I will hit them.
Output: 1
Statement: The classic Frank Capra film, It's a Wonderful Life , tells us that the lives of ordinary people benefit those of countless others in ways of which they are hardly aware. Choices:  1. It's Wonderful Life, a Frank Capra film, tells us that the lives of ordinary people benefit those of countless others. 2. The classic Frank Capra film tells us that we are just insignificant grains of sand in the universe. 3. The exceptional people like the impact that the ordinary people give them.
Output: 2
Statement: I know what this is. Choices:  1. I know what this is. 2. I know what this is, it is a thermometer. 3. I don't know what you are.
Output: 3
Statement: 'I've got a hostage!' Choices:  1. 'The hostage ran away!' 2. 'There's a hostage here!' 3. 'I'm going to kill my hostage!'
Output: 1
Statement: These changes were also submitted to OMB for approval. Choices:  1. The OMB can approve these changes. 2. It takes some time to get these changes approved. 3. These changes were so useless that they weren't mentioned anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: And by the way, The Man can't bust our music, but it turns out that he can repackage it as an NBC mini-series, The '60s . At last, someone has collected all the turbulent decade cliches in one convenient 37 hour package. Choices:  1. The Man is going to make a lot of money by repackaging our music. 2. The Man can bust our music at any point in time. 3. The Man can repackage our music as an NBC mini-series, The '60's.
Output: 2
Statement: Indeed, as recently as November, I refrained from this course only at the eleventh hour. Choices:  1. This course is one I've never hesitated to be on.  2. Had I not gotten wise advise from my superiors, I would not be here speaking today. 3. I refrained from this course at the last moment, just as recently as November. 
Output: 1
Statement: The eyes bent together in a strange look of sadness and confusion. Choices:  1. In the eyes there was both confusion and sadness.  2. You could see humor and delight radiate through the eyes.  3. The man's eyes filled with sadness as he watched the tower fall. 
Output: 2
Statement: In the wake of the February 1996 Chinese rocket crash, an executive of a Loral subsidiary chaired a panel composed of other satellite manufacturers that reviewed the findings of Chinese investigators. Choices:  1. The rocket crashed due to unknown circumstances. 2. The Chinese rocket took off safely and did not crash in 1996. 3. There was a rocket crash in China in 1996.
Output: 2
Statement: The complex contains the oldest wooden stage in China, used by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera. Choices:  1. The Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera never actually used any stages in China. 2. In China, the complex contained the oldest wooden stage, but it wasn't used anymore. 3. The Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera used the oldest wooden stage in China, which was located at the complex.
Output: 1
Statement: These are terrific grounds for deciding to further test substances culled from nature--some of which will surely prove valuable. Choices:  1. These are the best grounds for deciding to test the substances. 2. These is the worst environment for deciding anything about testing substances. 3. These are perfect conditions for deciding about substance tests.
Output: 2
Statement: Ain't she 'bout th' best-favored filly you ever saw? he asked. Choices:  1. He asked if she was a really good favored filly. 2. Isn't this boat the most expensive one you've ever seen? 3. He was asking people what they thought of his wife.
Output: 2
Statement: and there seems to be a a large degree of violence not necessarily taught but but ingrained in a majority of the kids either from TV or from uh quite a few kids like in the second to third grade take uh karate lessons and take various uh self-defense things and it's it's it's given to them or it's proposed Choices:  1. Some level of violence has been imprinted upon the kids by either TV or karate lessons. 2. All of the kids are totally passive and wouldn't hurt a fly. 3. There are too many violent TV shows during daytime hours nowadays.
Output: 2
Statement: The only real test that this company has faced in recent memory is due to the emergence of the Internet, and Microsoft is once again trying to eliminate this threat unfairly. Choices:  1. The company has not been threatened by the emergence of the Internet.  2. Just like they have in the past, Microsoft has tried to eliminate the threat by betraying the loyalty of its customers.  3. The company has been tested by the arrival of the Internet. 
Output: 1
Statement: But the truth is that KKR's success illustrates a more mundane--but even more important--point, which is that managers of a company perform better when they're held accountable by the owners of that company. Choices:  1. Accountability from company owners gets worse performance from managers. 2. Nobody at KRR ever imagined that the company would perform like this. 3. Accountability from company owners gets better performance from managers.
Output: 1
Statement:  The immense, sheer seacliffs of this rugged, sparsely-populated island are the setting for the leper colony founded by Father Damien at Kalaupapa, which can be reached by mule . Choices:  1. There is a colony that can only be reached by mule. 2. The lepers were sent to this colony due to their condition. 3. The seacliffs are tiny, making this a safe home for the colony.
Output: 3
Statement: or at least not enough you know to fill a tank up so i always almost always use my credit card on that on that and then it's nice you do tend to pay more for gas but other than that it's it's a good deal i think Choices:  1. You tend to pay more for gas on a credit card. 2. You pay the same amount for gas if you use a credit card. 3. You tend to pay more for gas when you forget to bring cash.
Output: 2
Statement: yes that's true it doesn't seem to workout that way though does it i think that the lobbyist uh are so protecting what they have in the budget that it doesn't seem to work that every man has to pay his own fair share and maybe that's why corporate America gets away with what they're doing because of the kickbacks and et cetera i'm a bit of a a pessimist i don't see a change in my lifetime i'm afraid you're younger perhaps you can foresee one Choices:  1. I have been a pessimist my whole life. 2. Corporate America gets away with what they do because every man should pay their fair share. 3. I think Lobbyists are serving the public good and not their own.
Output: 3
Statement: The concept of la dolce vita easily outlived its introduction in the early '60s, given today's widening proserity that has sustained and expanded the Italians' enviable propensity for the sweet life. Choices:  1. The idea of la dolce vita was introduced in the early '60s. 2. The idea of the sweet life was invented by Italians. 3. Italians are not interested in the sweet life.
Output: 3
Statement: Forty-one states have advisories warning the public to restrict eating fish from local waters due to methylmercury. Choices:  1. 41 states have agreed that there may be methylmercury in their water supply. 2. The fish in 41 states may have ingested methylmercury. 3. 41 states have encourages the eating of local fish for health purposes.
Output: 3
Statement: The people all had a certain look around them; a kind of shell-shocked reverence. Choices:  1. Everyone thought things were just normal. 2. Everyone looked shell shocked. 3. Everyone couldn't believe that he was there.
Output: 1
Statement: However, toward the 20th century, things began to improve on the islands, with Mallorca reaping the rewards of successful agricultural crops and Menorca launching an export shoe industry. Choices:  1. Menorca failed to operate a successful agricultural sector as it approached the 20th century. 2. Conditions on Menorca became gradually worse toward the 20th century. 3. Agriculture notably benefited the island of Mallorca towards the 20th century.
Output: 2
Statement: Critics just don't matter as much as they used to, and Maslin--though she's still at the top of the heap, influence-wise--is no exception. Choices:  1. Maslin is not nearly as powerful as she used to be. 2. Maslin only has some influence. 3. Maslin is very powerful.
Output: 3
Statement: As an old vaudevillian might say, I've got a million of 'em---Well, maybe not that many, but it is, I think, time to move on. Choices:  1. An old vaudevillian might say that it is time to move on. 2. An old vaudevillian has other known sayings associated to him/her. 3. a vaudevillian is a zebra riding a motorcycle, but only if the zebra was born on a Tuesday.
Output: 3
Statement: And Boyd Barrett had sold his horse the same day to buy back those silver bits because he knew what they meant to his cousin Drew. Choices:  1. Boyd sold his horse. 2. Boyd bought a new horse. 3. Boyd wanted to sell his animals so he could buy the things he needed at the market.
Output: 2
Statement: The real cure for anti-Communist hysteria was a courage that Kazan, like most people, did not possess. Choices:  1. Kazan was the only man in the whole world brave enough for the task. 2. The panacea for the hysteria was bravery that Kazan did not have. 3. Kazan was a cowardly and small man with few friends.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh the materials were at cost and we'd put up houses and that was kind that was kind of neat i uh in a way i think it's a little bit inefficient but but it's better than nothing Choices:  1. The materials were not expensive. 2. The materials were way too expensive for me to buy. 3. The materials were not expensive because my contractor got me a great deal.
Output: 2
Statement: The presumption is that such a commitment would be supported by a significant increase in R&amp Choices:  1. Support for this sort of commitment is part of the assumption. 2. As long as the commitment has support, it should be possible to move forward with it. 3. There are no presumptions being made here concerning the commitment.
Output: 3
Statement: At Tel Aviv, there is a pleasant, though expensive, lido by the marina. Choices:  1. There is a nice and cheap lido by the marina in Tel Aviv. 2. At Tel Aviv there is the most pleasant lido in the world by the marina. 3. At Tel Aviv there is a terribly expensive and miserable lido by the marina. 
Output: 3
Statement: It is what you devote to the community and to those in need, Burke said.  Choices:  1. It is what you give to the community and those in need. 2. It is what you take from people in need. 3. The community is always looking for people who can help those in need.
Output: 2
Statement: they're somewhere between ten and fifteen dollars a piece Choices:  1. The price range is $10-15 a piece. 2. The price range goes from $10000 to $5000000 per piece 3. Somewhere between $10 and $15 a piece here in Florida, in California it goes for about $25-30.
Output: 2
Statement: The analysis concludes that the final rule will not impose any additional burdens on small entities because most of the changes in the rule do not require the development of new information. Choices:  1. Most rule changes to not require new information. 2. The final rule will not impose additional burdens on small entities. 3. Small entities are heavily burdened.
Output: 3
Statement: In America a new organization was formed, the Irish Republican Brotherhood, known as the Fenians. Choices:  1. The Irish Republican Brotherhood was formed in Ireland. 2. The Irish Republican Brotherhood was formed in America. 3. The Fenians had no freedom to pursue these goals until they were safely n America's shores.
Output: 1
Statement: The beach has fine pink sand; powerful breakers throw sea spray into the air. Choices:  1. The beach is full of dirty yellow sand.  2. There is fine pink sand at the beach.  3. The beach is huge and you can walk for miles. 
Output: 1
Statement: how about you do you work or do you get to stay home with them wonderful Choices:  1. You'd be lucky to be able to stay at home with your kids. 2. You should go to work instead of staying home with them. 3. So do you work or stay at home with your kids?
Output: 2
Statement: (The return crossing, however, is never as bad. ) Choices:  1. During the rainiest parts of the years, the return crossing can pose some challenge. 2. The return crossing, however, is usually worse. 3. The return crossing isn't nearly as bad.
Output: 2
Statement: Responsibility centers can be measured as revenue centers (accountable for revenue/sales only), cost centers (accountable for costs/expenses only), profit centers (accountable for revenues and costs), or investment centers (accountable for investments, revenues, and costs). Choices:  1. The only way a responsibility center can be measured is as a cost center. 2. Including cost centers, profit centers, investment centers and liquidation centers.  3. There are multiple ways in which responsibility centers get measured. 
Output: 1
Statement: There is one protect yourself from the heat. Choices:  1. You cannot protect yourself from the cold. 2. If it gets too hot, there's no way to protect yourself. 3. You can keep yourself protected from the heat.
Output: 2
Statement: I was left alone but for the pilot, who wasn't exactly talkative. Choices:  1. The pilot didn't want to talk. 2. The pilot told me his life story. 3. The pilot was in a bad mood and didn't want to talk.
Output: 2
Statement: In warm weather, I wear an open-necked sport shirt with no jacket. Choices:  1. I wear a sweater when the weather is warm. 2. I wear an open necked shirt without a jacket in warm weather.  3. I dress casually when it is warmer out.
Output: 1
Statement: Michael Kinsley helps you translate the favored by politicians unwilling to take a stand on the Kosovo bombings. Choices:  1. Politicians are scared of the backlash from taking a stand on the bombings. 2. Every politician has taken a stand on the Kosovo bombings. 3. There are politicians not willing to express their thoughts on Kosovo bombings.
Output: 2
Statement: Whittington ordered a substantial lunch for himself and his companion; then, as the waitress withdrew, he moved his chair a little closer to the table and began to talk earnestly in a low voice. Choices:  1. The waitress was tipped quite generously by Whittington.   2. Whittington ordered a large lunch for both of them.   3. Whittington did order lunch nor did his companion.  
Output: 3
Statement: You might say that the young woman could come in right away. Choices:  1. You could say that the young woman can enter right away. 2. You could say that the young woman left the house right away. 3. You could say that the young woman can enter the house right away.
Output: 2
Statement: To reach the salt lakes, follow the road on the outskirts of La Sabina before turning right, eastwards, down a rough lane, at the end of which turn left. Choices:  1. The salt lakes are to the west of La Sabina. 2. There is some salt lakes that can be reached from La Sabina. 3. It takes 30 minutes to drive from La Sabina to the salt lakes.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i think that uh uh and and you know i i say this because i'm coming from a i'm coming from my my uh uh my parents my parents and relatives in Massachusetts are all avid gun owners my dad's got a big collection Choices:  1. My family from Massachusetts are all big gun lovers 2. The entire state of Massachusetts hates guns. 3. I was raised to use guns well.
Output: 2
Statement: Thus, an effective performance management system can be a strategic tool for organizations to drive internal change and achieve external results. Choices:  1. Organizations can't use performance management systems to encourage internal change. 2. Organizations tend to be more concerned with external results than internal change. 3. Organizations can use performance management systems to encourage internal change.
Output: 1
Statement: However, these requirements are not discussed here because this guide pertains to the protection of sensitive but unclassified data, which constitute the bulk of data supporting most federal operations. Choices:  1. Classified data can openly be shared amongst individuals. 2. Sensitive data is still protected and thus the requirements cannot be disclosed. 3. A large bulk of data is considered sensitive although technically isn't classified.
Output: 1
Statement: If anything had happened to Tommy he regretted it deeply, but he could do nothing. Choices:  1. Tommy was bound to get hurt, and he didn't give the slightest of thought about it.  2. He would regret deeply if anything were to happen to Tommy, but he didn't really have any way to prevent it if it did. 3. He didn't want to hurt Tommy or let anything bad happen to him, but there wasn't really anything in his power that he could do about it now that Tommy was gone.
Output: 1
Statement: Because we have learned over the years that premier delivery systems have two primary legs upon which they ultimately stand or fall - healthy and vibrant LSC-funded programs and healthy and vibrant state justice communities to which all LSC- funded programs belong - we will present our work in this third report in terms of our activities to promote healthy programs and healthy state justice communities. Choices:  1. LSC has been funding all the programs pertaining to legal procedures across communities. 2. Healthy programs and healthy state justice communities are vital to the growth of our societies.  3. There exists a gap between he LSC and the funding that reached to organizations.
Output: 3
Statement: 5 percent of the GDP in calendar year 1994. Choices:  1. Not much more than 4 percent of GDP for 1994.  2. 28 percent of total GDP. 3. Government spending accounted for 5 percent of total GDP in 1994. 
Output: 2
Statement: but the other countries that you know that have oil but not as big you know like they say you know like when the prices went up and then they went down when they took that big dip it was because they discovered another big oil well somewhere in Saudi Arabia or something Choices:  1. There was an oil well discovered in Saudi Arabia that effected the prices. 2. Oil prices are constant. 3. The oil prices were up and down and now they have taken a big dip.
Output: 2
Statement: Given these uncertainties, lower unified surpluses and even deficits are possible budget outcomes over the next decade. Choices:  1. lower unified surpluses and even deficits are possible budget outcomes over the next decade 2. lower unified surpluses will cause 96% of the population to become richer 3. greater unified surpluses and even deficits are possible budget outcomes over the next decade
Output: 3
Statement: Bologna also boasts of the diploma its Philharmonic Academy gave Mozart in 1770 though he might have done quite well without it. Choices:  1. Mozart would have succeeded if he had never gone to Bologna. 2. Mozart did not attend any schools in Bologna. 3. The Philharmonic Academy in Bologna gave a diploma to Mozart.
Output: 2
Statement: Miss Cowley told him. Choices:  1. Miss Cowley refused to tell him anything. 2. He had asked Miss Cowley if she knew anything about it. 3. Miss Cowley gave him the information.
Output: 1
Statement: The movie is a passable entertainment--call it The Half Monty . It has standard issue (but funny) farcical sight gags and a score of panpipes to provide the requisite undercurrent of Celtic melancholy. Choices:  1. Half of the movie was funny, it was a Half Monty. 2. The movie was really well-made and tremendously funny. 3. The movie was Half Monty, not really that good, but wasn't that bad as well.
Output: 2
Statement: They're slow, stupid, ugly, and rude. Choices:  1. They are slow and not very intelligent. 2. They are ugly and grossly overweight. 3. They are fast, agile and very handsome.
Output: 3
Statement: you would hope so but Choices:  1. You would want that to be the case. 2. You wouldn't want it to turn out that way. 3. You are wrong for hoping that would be the case.
Output: 2
Statement: Lying a few hundred meters to the west, the island of Rhenia was both a birthplace for Delians and their burial ground. Choices:  1. Delians were born and buried on the island of Rhenia. 2. Delians had elaborate funeral rites. 3. Delians were buried at sea.
Output: 3
Statement: This makes selecting a hotel room intimidating, but not impossible. Choices:  1. This makes it easy to pick a hotel room. 2. This makes it hard to pick a hotel room, but they wil let you switch if you need to. 3. This makes it difiucult to pick a hotel room.
Output: 1
Statement: um i don't know it seems they're using it as a babysitter instead of a learning tool that really that really annoys me because i think i don't know i think my parents probably did that to me a little bit Choices:  1. My parents never allowed me to watch TV. 2. It seems that they're using TV as a babysitter instead of a learning tool; I find it annoying because my parents probably did that.  3. My parents made me watch Scooby Doo cartoons. 
Output: 1
Statement:  "Army manual, eh? Choices:  1. Is it an army manual from the academy? 2. Is it an army manual? 3. Is it not an army manual.
Output: 3
Statement: An article examines the booming international car-theft industry, which is virtually ignored by law enforcement. Choices:  1. Many crimes go undetected by police each year.  2. Law enforcement was on top of the car theft issue.  3. Law enforcement tends to ignore the car theft industry. 
Output: 2
Statement: Nurse Janina sobbed now openly and from the hallway came the sound of loud and uncontrollable crying of the aide's and several other nurses. Choices:  1. Nurse Janina is very happy 2. All of the nurses in the building were crying 3. Several nurses were crying loudly
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, it is queer.  Choices:  1. You have to admit it's odd.  2. It is strange. 3. It is completely fine. 
Output: 3
Statement: Congressional debate has focused on two of our criteria, mission relevancy and gains through consolidation. Choices:  1. The debate has focused on ten of our criteria. 2. The debate has focused on few of our criteria, two in particular. 3. The debate has focused on few of our criteria, two in particular, according to the members.
Output: 1
Statement: For a fairly modest sum per person, you might consider chartering a skippered sloop or catamaran for a full day. Choices:  1. The fee for children under 12 is half price. 2. Riding the skippered loop or catamaran in the evening is free. 3. You can ride a sailboat for a fee per person for a full day.
Output: 2
Statement: How could any man could survive such a large wound so close to the heart? Choices:  1. The man had not been injured. 2. The man had a huge wound near his heart. 3. The man had a huge wound that was gushing blood.
Output: 1
Statement: The whole journey took thirty-six hours. Choices:  1. It only took an hour. 2. It took a day and a half. 3. It took a day and a half to go down the trail.
Output: 1
Statement: no you can't just drop in well i appreciate um the conversation we've had about clothing i know i've it's interesting to hear a man's point of view it's usually my husband Choices:  1. You can drop in whenever you want. 2. You can't just drop it. 3. You can't drop in every day.
Output: 1
Statement: One heads west to Vale do Paraiso, the other northeast to Eira de Fora. Choices:  1. West will bring you to Eira de Fora, and northeast will lead you to Vale de Paraiso. 2. One leads to Eira de Fora if you go northeast, the other will bring you west to Vale de Paraiso. 3. People from Eira de Fora don't generally like people from Vale do Paraiso.
Output: 1
Statement:  "So,"the Texan said, nodding, "you've been swallowin' down a whim-wham or two your ownself?" Choices:  1. The Texan did not bother to ask them anything.  2. They replied that they had ate already.  3. The Texan asked if he had ate something as well. 
Output: 1
Statement: fourteen years that's pretty good well thank you and well um you good good luck with this program then bye-bye Choices:  1. I wish you luck with this program, it has been going strong for about 14 years. But it is some of them to retire. 2. The program has been in use for over twenty-five years. 3. Fourteen years is great and I wish you luck with this program.
Output: 2
Statement: well we uh i just got married about six months ago and we bought a house at the same time so we're i'm sitting here in my forty year old house and we're about halfway through the painting process Choices:  1. I got married and bought a home in the past six months. 2. Nothing majored happened to me in the past year. 3. My life changed greatly in the past six months.
Output: 2
Statement: I unfolded my map. Choices:  1. I refolded the map. 2. My map had previously been folded.  3. I unfolded the map of Door County. 
Output: 1
Statement: because uh apparently the foundation shifts a little bit under that Choices:  1. I guess the foundation moves a little bit under there. 2. The foundation is completely locked in and never shifts around. 3. Because of the earthquakes, I guess the foundation slides around a little bit.
Output: 2
Statement: They will get the underlying implicit message. Choices:  1. There is an underlying implicit message. 2. They will take a while to get the underlying implicit message. 3. There is no underlying message.
Output: 3
Statement: As previously noted, GAO follows modified protocols for testimonies, which are described separately in the section of this document entitled Testimony. Choices:  1. Rules include no incidents or decrease in efficiency. 2. The GAO doesn't follow any protocols. 3. GAo is forced to follow rules in order to be active.
Output: 2
Statement: Then he put the thought of Tuppence resolutely aside. Choices:  1. He remained entranced of thoughts of Tuppence. 2. His love unrequited, he attempted to think of other things. 3. He stopped thinking about Tuppence.
Output: 1
Statement: The impact of a physician's warning on recovery after alcoholism treatment. Choices:  1. Warnings from physicians have an effect on recovery from alcoholism. 2. This effect is generally positive in most cases. 3. Physicians never warn alcoholics about recovery treatments.
Output: 3
Statement: It is, of course, a matter of sensibility. Choices:  1. We need to be reasonable towards these people and yet stern. 2. Making sense is what matters most. 3. We don't need to make sense of this.
Output: 3
Statement: Certainly not for our land." Choices:  1. Absolutely perfect for our land." 2. Please exclude our land from it." 3. Not applicable to our land."
Output: 1
Statement: Although the term value-subtracted has been used in specialized contexts for some years, it is acquiring traction in public parlance largely because of dislocations in the former Communist bloc. Choices:  1. Value-subtracted was a term very rarely used before dislocations in the former Communist bloc. 2. The term value-subtracted has never been used in public parlance. 3. The term value-subtracted is gaining traction in public parlance.
Output: 2
Statement: A second portal would provide information and video streaming training for pro bono attorneys. Choices:  1. The attorneys had acceptable training  2. The attorneys had no pro bono training  3. The second portal gave info and video training fir attorneys 
Output: 2
Statement: This, we trust, will effectually silence the sensational rumours which still persist.  Choices:  1. We trust this will put an end to the persistent, sensational rumors. 2. The rumors were never even addressed. 3. Though no one could stand the rumors, they were sensational and always interesting.
Output: 2
Statement: Poirot followed me down the narrow stairs.  Choices:  1. I felt cramped as I walked down the staircase. 2. I walked down the stairs with Poirot behind me.  3. Poirot walked before me down the stairs. 
Output: 3
Statement: A count of the languages spoken all over India, leaving out the dialects, comes to 1,652, written in 13 different alphabets. Choices:  1. The common language of India is English.  2. Only 4 languages are spoken. 3. Many languages are spoken in India.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh trying desperately to uh get ahead with the company Choices:  1. They are very uncaring about getting promotions in the company. 2. They are attempting to advance their position in the company. 3. They are attempting to get ahead in the company by working harder.
Output: 1
Statement: what kind of drugs did you use if you don't mind Choices:  1. I never knew that you used drugs. 2. May I ask what drugs you used? 3. I am curious about the kind of drugs you used.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah gosh our our kids were fortunate they had good good other kids to play with Choices:  1. Having good kids to play with helps kids to build strong relationships. 2. Our kids were lucky to have good kids around to hang out with. 3. There were no good kids in our neighborhood when my kids were growing up.
Output: 3
Statement: Public health risks associated with mercury, particularly those posed to children and women of child bearing age, may be reduced. Choices:  1. The harmful effects of mercury on children and women might be lessened. 2. The harmful effects of mercury on men have stayed the same. 3. Mercury's health risk to everybody is at an all time high.
Output: 3
Statement: You can travel by boat into the very heart of the swamp to get a close-up look at the secretive creatures. Choices:  1. You cannot access the swamp.  2. The creatures can be reached by boat. 3. The deep swamp is home to these elusive creatures. 
Output: 1
Statement: Against Marcus and his men, she blocked the agent of the Eye from seeing me. Choices:  1. The agent of the eye saw me right away. 2. The agent of the Eye couldn't see me. 3. The agent of the Eye couldn't see me hiding behind the bush.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i think it's going to be really hot this year Choices:  1. I think this year will be very hot and dry. 2. I think this year will be very hot. 3. This year is going to be very cold.
Output: 3
Statement: Opponents said reformers shouldn't jump the gun, since 1) the decision did not deal with soft money; and 2) the court refused to overturn its 1976 decision that campaign spending limits do impede free speech. Choices:  1. Opponents and reformers should act immediately without any other consideration. 2. Opponents and reformers should not act prematurely without considering all of the factors.  3. Opponents and reformers should not act with too much haste without considering hard money.
Output: 1
Statement: and then i listen to it when i'm in the car driving to work because again there's you know there's nothing else going on i might as well listen to the radio while i'm driving to work but other than that i've i really don't Choices:  1. I never listen to anything in the car. 2. When I'm in the car, I listen to NPR. 3. WHen I'm in the car, I listen to that.
Output: 1
Statement: Thus, they may have opted for full, public disclosure because they knew that that was the only way to ensure that they shared equally in the spoils. Choices:  1. Because of the full disclosure, everyone involved received a $5,000 bonus. 2. Full public disclosure was the only way to ensure equal shares. 3. They chose not to disclose anything in order to protect their shares.
Output: 3
Statement: and i mean i still unfortunately have to be very disciplined in in doing my work at five in the morning and ten o'clock at night but Choices:  1. I work from five in the morning to ten at night. 2. My work is easy enough. 3. I need to force myself to focus more on my work.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah nice talking to you too bye Choices:  1. It was a pleasant experience talking to you. 2. Hello, would you like to talk? 3. This was the best conversation we've ever had.
Output: 2
Statement: Marmalade lovers should ask for mermelada de naranja. Choices:  1. People who like jam shoudl stay away from mermelada de naranja. 2. Mermelada de naranja is not suitable for people who love marmalade. 3. People who love marmalade should consider mermelada de naranja.
Output: 2
Statement: Gigot thinks the tax fraud proceedings against Hubbell are legitimate and ordinary, while everyone else regards the indictments as trumped-up mini-crimes meant to squeeze Hubbell into giving Starr what he wants--cooperation. Choices:  1. There is a disagreement as to whether Hubbell's tax fraud charges are being conducted in a proper manner. 2. Hubbell has earned whatever sentence is given due to him engaging in tax fraud. 3. Everyone wants Hubbell to face the maximum punishment for participating in tax fraud.
Output: 3
Statement: Pays d'Auge Choices:  1. This pays d'Auge. 2. This does not pay d'Auge 3. d'Auge is getting paid for work.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah guess it's not it's all you know it's inexpensive compared to what it used to be but it's a lot to put into one Choices:  1. It's cheaper than it was before but it's still too much. 2. I am not able to spend so much money on it. 3. Unfortunately, it's more expensive than it was before, definitely too much.
Output: 3
Statement: This model has value but fails to meet the broader range of information needs of investors who want more forward-looking information and data that reflect a company's overall performance, risk profile, and expectations for future performance. Choices:  1. This model has no value because the range of information it offers is to broad to meet the needs of investors. 2. Information and data that looks forward is what investors want to see more of. 3. We don't see this model being particularly useful when assessing companies on the market.
Output: 1
Statement: These legal aid groups and the individuals providing pro bono services do a commendable job, but they cannot meet the demand. Choices:  1. Pro bono lawyers are overworked  2. Legal groups and people giving pro bono services do a great job but can't meet their demand  3. Every pro bono lawyer meets their demand
Output: 3
Statement: NRCS submitted that analysis to the General Accounting Office on May 29, 1997, along with a copy of its final rule. Choices:  1. The NRCS submitted the analysis in person. 2. General Accounting Office received the analysis in 1997. 3. NRCS has kept the analysis a top secret.
Output: 3
Statement: The law provides that the Postal Service may, from time to time, request that the Choices:  1. The Postal Service used to abuse their ability to make requests. 2. The law prohibits the Postal Service from making requests. 3. The law provides that the Postal Service may issue an occasional request.
Output: 2
Statement: It tells you that food stamps are respectable, that you're a fool not to go down and claim what you're entitled to. Choices:  1. Food stamps are wrong and you're a fool if you use them. 2. If you're entitled to food stamps, go down and claim them. 3. Food stamps are respectable and they feed more than 30 million americans every year.
Output: 1
Statement: It's time to take the best of what we have learned and modernize the Clean Air Act. Choices:  1. We do not have enough information to modernize the Clean Air Act. 2. We have gathered numerous studies and information which will allow us to modernize the Clean Air Act. 3. It's time to modernize the Clean Air Act.
Output: 1
Statement: Embraced by green wooded escarpments and backed by snow-capped Alps, the lake favored by some of England's most romantic 19th-century poets Words?­worth, Shelley, and Byron retains a certain wistful atmosphere for the leisure hours of the Milanese (it's less than an hour from Milan by train or car). Choices:  1. The lake was visited by poets. 2. The lake was only popular with locals, not yet being discovered by the rest of the world. 3. Poets enjoyed the lake and surrounding area due to its serene beauty.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah ours are like seven percent we've got one and with with IRA stuff in it and uh Choices:  1. We have another one that is twenty percent and not associated with an IRA.   2. We have one that is seven percent and one associated with an IRA.   3. We do not have one that charges seven percent at all.  
Output: 3
Statement: but that's going to be difficult Choices:  1. That's going to be hard to defend to votres. 2. That's going to be hard. 3. That will be a piece of cake!
Output: 3
Statement: and they're still doing things for him Choices:  1. they're still doing favors for him. 2. they're no longer working for him. 3. they will continue to do things for him.
Output: 2
Statement: Why did they think we were here?  Choices:  1. Why did they think we were at the castle? 2. Did they not realize that we were here? 3. Why did they think that we were over here?
Output: 2
Statement: And remember what your Grandmother probably said to you a long time ago-what doesn't kill you probably makes you stronger. Choices:  1. Remember those smacks upside the head your grandmother gave you. 2. Remember the all of the advice your grandmother gave you as a kid. 3. Remember the wise words from generations past - what doesn't kill you probably makes you stronger.
Output: 1
Statement: they are doing a good job having people contacting legislators to encourage their support. Choices:  1. Contacting legislators will lead to support. 2. They are working well to encourage people to support them. 3. They are not doing a good job.
Output: 3
Statement: Left to decide what part of the 1996 Act to strike as invalid, the court concluded that congressional intent regarding severability was unclear. Choices:  1. It was decided that the intent of severability was quite clear. 2. As a result, the court left the 1996 Act as it was originally written. 3. The court was able to decide which parts, if any, of the 1996 Act were invalid.
Output: 1
Statement: Adverse health effects between the control and baseline scenarios. Choices:  1. Health effects between the scenarios were positive. 2. The adverse effects on health between the two scenarios. 3. The baseline scenario has better health.
Output: 1
Statement: okay well i'm not sure exactly if that's true though because i know people that have been tested more than one time Choices:  1. I think we have different ideas about how often people are tested. 2. No one's ever been tested. 3. I know someone who was tested four times.
Output: 2
Statement: concentrated at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City, OK. Choices:  1. There's a McDonalds near the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City, OK. 2. The Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center is in Greece. 3. Monroney Aeronautical Center is in Oklahoma City, OK.
Output: 2
Statement: Har Mandir Takht in old Patna will give you a sense of the Sikh community. Choices:  1. You'll get a feel of the Sikh community when you visit Har Mandir Takht. 2. Har Mandir Takht is a traditional seat of the Sikh religion. 3. There are no Sikhs in Har Mandir Takht, so go elsewhere if you want to learn about them.
Output: 3
Statement: I, for one, am glad that I was raised by parents who had a value system. Choices:  1. I'm not glad that I was raised with my parents' values. 2. I'm glad that I was raised with my parents' values. 3. I'm glad that I was raised with my parents' values, but not everyone agrees with me.
Output: 1
Statement: And after not being told in advance about a missile attack on Iraq in September, Republicans on the Senate Armed Services Committee spoke of reviving the War Powers Act. Choices:  1. Republicans discussed reviving the War Powers Act since they weren't told beforehand about the missile attack on Iraq. 2. Republicans were unfazed by the missile attack on Iraq and took no relevant action.  3. Republicans have always been hostile toward the administration, currently exemplified by their interest in the War Powers Act. 
Output: 2
Statement: How did the welfare culture grow in the first place? Choices:  1. How would welfare culture initially grow? 2. Not many people can explain how welfare culture grew at the start, but it's quite simple now to see the growing trend. 3. You can't explain how it grew, it just... happened; welfare culture, that is.
Output: 3
Statement: For more down-to-earth nightlife, several restaurants offer regular fado evenings. Choices:  1. Some restaurants host fado evenings to yield a better nightlife atmosphere. 2. Fado evenings typically come free-of-charge, but there are exceptions. 3. The club has fado evenings every two weeks.
Output: 3
Statement: At first they suspected rival slave traders or mercenaries hired by the other cities to corner the market on the trade, but all the traders were being killed one caravan at a time. Choices:  1. The mercenaries were hired by other cities to help with trading slaves. 2. The mercenaries were hired by other cities to help with trade. 3. The mercenaries were fired by the other cities.
Output: 3
Statement: This became the subject of many pranks on the part of little Benny. Choices:  1. Benny was well-behaved and hated pranks. 2. Little Benny pulled many pranks. 3. The pranks were dangerous and not funny.
Output: 1
Statement: They caught up with me in Salvora. Choices:  1. I went to Salvora. 2. I ran away to Salvora to stay safe. 3. I have never been to Salvora.
Output: 3
Statement: they just hit a long way well i'm i'm getting better about hitting them straight but where i get into trouble is around the green Choices:  1. I do best at the short game. 2. I hit the long ball well, but struggle around the green. 3. I practice every Saturday, to no avail.
Output: 1
Statement: The feint, parries, counters, ripostes, and stabs blended together, making Ca'daan dizzy. Choices:  1. Ca'daan was dizzy because of a few different things blending together.  2. Ca'daan would pass out just five minute later.  3. Ca'daan felt fine; he wasn't dizzy at all.
Output: 3
Statement: From Beforethewars." Choices:  1. From before the Americas 2. The book is from before the wars. 3. From before the wars.
Output: 1
Statement: Another such hall, belonging to the Liu Clan, is Liu Man Shek Tong in the village of Sheung Shui. Choices:  1. The Liu Man Shek Tong hall belongs to the Liu Clan. 2. Liu Man Shek Tong belongs to the Wan Tai Clan in the village of Sheung Shui. 3. The Liu Clan made most of their money smuggling drugs.
Output: 2
Statement: Like the Hatch Act, however, these laws have never been enforced against the White House. Choices:  1. The Hatch Act has never been enforced against the White House until now. 2. The Hatch Act has been enforced against the White House since 1953. 3. The Hatch Act has never been enforced against the White House.
Output: 2
Statement: because when they listened to that tape they would have really had a good time believe me Choices:  1. They will not enjoy the tape when they listen to it.   2. I will not enjoy the tape if I listen to it.   3. They will love the recording when they hear it.  
Output: 3
Statement: The difference, $6. Choices:  1. The difference in price was 6 dollars. 2. The 6 dollars was change that the cashier handed me. 3. The difference was 8 dollars.
Output: 3
Statement: As noted in the methods section, it is actually reductions in mortality risk that are valued in a monetized benefit analysis. Choices:  1. This is talking about decreasing diabetes and obesity rates. 2. The talking about the reductions in mortality were noted in the appendix. 3. The reductions in mortaliity are what are monetized.
Output: 2
Statement: Nominee-stoning is what the two-party system and separation of powers are for. Choices:  1. The two-party system and separation of powers does not enable or allow nominee-stoning. 2. The two-party system and separation of powers are for nominee-stoning. 3. Everyone in the two-party system gathers stones to pelt the nominee.
Output: 1
Statement: They had ridden against each other and been beaten until they cared not. Choices:  1. The people were beaten in the face and head. 2. The people had lots of hope and optimism. 3. The people had been injured.
Output: 2