niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: i don't know that i want to sit on a jury like that and you'd still you know i want ask some questions here Choices:  1. I'm not sure I'd enjoy being on a jury, I'd want to ask questions. 2. I'd love to be part of a jury, I have no concerns about it. 3. I think that important information is sometimes missed from trials.
Output: 2
Statement: how about some of the ads do you go by the ads when you look at them or the reviews do they influence you a lot Choices:  1. The reviews are dependably. 2. They do not influence you. 3. Do you depend on the ads or the reviews.
Output: 2
Statement: Doctors often miss these effects. Choices:  1. These effects are often missed by doctors. 2. These effects are obvious to a well trained doctor. 3. Nurses often miss these effects.
Output: 2
Statement: So... Bozena asked half-bored, because Robi, Martyna's second husband didn't interest her in the least bit. Choices:  1. Bozena had never met Robi. 2. Bozena was bored with Robi. 3. Bozena didn't want to have to speak with Robi.
Output: 1
Statement: well do you like the pizza at Show Biz Choices:  1. Do you like the pizza at Show Biz? 2. You don't eat pizza. 3. Do you like the pepperoni pizza at Show Biz? 
Output: 2
Statement: During high season, arrive when the park opens and hit the most popular attractions before the lines get too long. Choices:  1. During high seasons is when the price to fly to Disneyland also increases. 2. During the offseason is when the popular attractions in the park is most lengthy 3. The most popular attractions often carry a long wait time.
Output: 2
Statement: As we will discuss later, several methods can be used in one job; these examples are only intended to highlight what is not, and what is, a case study. Choices:  1. Several methods can be used in one job, and these examples are supposed to highlight what is and isn't a case study. 2. We're attempting to show you what is and isn't a case study so you don't manage to mess up a case study in a job in the future, as several methods can be used in one job, but we do have faith that you won't do such a thing. 3. There is really only one viable method that can be used in a job, and these examples are meant to show you what is a case study. 
Output: 3
Statement: He was like that - he wanted to have the big moment all for himself. Choices:  1. He'd never wanted part of the big moment, least of all to himself. 2. That was how he was, wanting the grand finale to himself. 3. He was a little greedy, only wanting the big finale to himself.
Output: 1
Statement: His technique is based on standing back--maintaining a fixed distance--while his subjects hang themselves, and for a while that works stunningly. Choices:  1. He stood back while his subjects get themselves in trouble. 2. He stood back while his subjects get themselves in trouble with the villagers. 3. He jumped in to protect his villagers.
Output: 3
Statement: From then until 1812, when the intrepid Swiss explorer John L. Burckhardt rediscovered Petra, it was almost totally forgotten. Choices:  1. Petra grew in name and popularity until 1812 when a Swiss explorer destroyed it. 2. When the Swiss explorer rediscovered Petra, it was in terrible condition. 3. Petra was almost completely forgotten until 1812 when Swiss explorer John L. Burckhardt found it again.
Output: 1
Statement: that everyone should have the right to have a hand gun in their house if they so choose and but i think there should be some  restrictions when you buy one you know they should do more background search on you they should i think it should be harder to buy one Choices:  1. I don't think anyone should have a gun in their house. 2. I think handguns should be restricted to only brown people. 3. I think everyone should be able to keep a handgun in their house.
Output: 1
Statement: He'd go on into town, and he'd--he'd do whatever he pleased. Choices:  1. He would never in his life go into town. 2. The town wasn't too far away from where he was living 3. He would do whatever pleased him when he was in town.
Output: 1
Statement: A guided tour of the house will tell you how, on Assumption Day (15 August) of 1769, Napoleon's mother Letizia was rushed out of church with her first birth pains. Choices:  1. A guided tour of the house will tell you how on Christmas morning, 1769, Napoleon's mother had birth pains. 2. On Assumption day of 1769, Napoleon was born, and this information is provided in a guided tour of the house.  3. Napoleon's mother Letizia had multiple children before she bore Napoleon on Assumption Day of 1769.
Output: 1
Statement: Our emphasis has been on having our potential clients know about us and deliver services to them, Dudovitz said.  Choices:  1. Our emphasis has been on telling potential clients about us and then helping them file their cases. 2. Our emphasis has been on winning big cases. 3. Our emphasis has been on telling potential clients about us.
Output: 2
Statement: There are a couple of credible  The four-letter word for vagina remains off-limits in polite conversation (although that has more to do with feminism than with profanity), and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex with males is not yet acceptable by the standards of office-meeting etiquette. Choices:  1. There's a couple of credible, the four letter word for vagina is used regularly in polite conversation, and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex is acceptable in the office. 2. There's a couple of credible, the four letter word for vagina is off limits in polite conversation, and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex is not acceptable in the office. 3. There's a couple of credible, the four letter word for vagina is off limits in polite conversation, and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex is not acceptable in the office but is acceptable in the locker room apparently.
Output: 1
Statement: The fish wizards ignored her. Choices:  1. The fish wizards regarded her with their full attention. 2. She was ignored by the fish wizards.  3. It was as if she didn't even exist. 
Output: 1
Statement: you know and and if they go to their friends dealing drugs they're gonna be in even worse shape Choices:  1. They are going to be worse off if they go to their friends dealing drugs. 2. They will do better if they stay far from their friends. 3. They will end up in the same shape whether they go to their friends dealing drugs or not.
Output: 3
Statement: What was that? asked San'doro. Choices:  1. San'doro was asking what was happening. 2. San'doro was silent to the people around him. 3. San'doro was scared of a sound.
Output: 2
Statement: IRS's Senior Executive Performance Plans37 Performance Elements37 Performance Standards for Elements38 Performance Standards for Summary Ratings39 Choices:  1. No performance plans exist for IRS senior executives. 2. The IRS has more than one performance plan for senior executives. 3. The IRS is hoping to vastly improve the performance of its senior executives.
Output: 1
Statement: I think that means he wants to cut taxes for his rich friends. Choices:  1. It sounds like he wants tax breaks for his wealthy friends. 2. I think he's saying he's going to increase taxes for the rich. 3. If I'm understanding his jargon right, he's planning to cut taxes for the wealthy.
Output: 2
Statement: Not for poisoning Mrs. Inglethorp? Choices:  1. This isn't to poison Mrs. Inglethorp? 2. So even though this is something that could kill her, and we want to kill her, this isn't to poison Mrs. Inglethorp? 3. This is to poison Mrs. Inglethorp, got it?
Output: 3
Statement: Providin' Rennie can use him 'nother hand. Choices:  1. With all the hard work he's doing at the farm, Rennie could use him some help.  2. Rennie can use a second hand.  3. Rennie doesn't need another hand, he's fine doing it alone. 
Output: 3
Statement: New York, New York and The King of Comedy stand up rather better, in my opinion, in spite of their obvious flaws. Choices:  1. New York, New York and The King of Comedy are the two best performances of the year. 2. They aren't perfect, but I think that New York, New York and The King of Comedy stand up better. 3. New York, New York and The King of Comedy are the weakest ones of all, in my opinion.
Output: 3
Statement: 99, really necessary? Choices:  1. Is the number required? 2. Without it, there is no entry. 3. There is no question about its necessity.
Output: 3
Statement: Past the square on the left is the entrance to icek Pasaje (Flower Alley), a high, glass-roofed arcade lined with bars and restaurants. Choices:  1. Past the square on the left is the entrance to Club Penguin, an exclusive, fancy club. 2. The icek Pasaje is known as Flower Alley in English, and has bars and restaurants. 3. The arcade is a very popular destination for the locals and teeming with culture.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't hold with foreigners as a rule, but from what the newspapers say I make out as how these brave Belges isn't the ordinary run of foreigners, and certainly he's a most polite spoken gentleman." Dear old Dorcas!  Choices:  1. Belges is a local from this town, just like everyone else. 2. Belges is a courageous person from another country.  3. Belges is more interesting than most foreigners, so I can make an exception for him. 
Output: 1
Statement: Two of these studies provide the basis to form ratios of the WTP of different age cohorts to a base age cohort of 40 years. Choices:  1. The second study is more responsible for the ratios of the WTP than the first one. 2. Only one study provides the basis for the ratios of the WTP. 3. Ratios of the WTP are based on two of these studies.
Output: 2
Statement: Is it true that wealthy people are bigger sports fans than the nonwealthy? Choices:  1. Is it true that wealthy people like sports more than poor people? 2. Is it true that poor people like sports more than wealthy people?  3. Is it true wealthy people like sports more because they can easily pay to go see sports?
Output: 2
Statement: If you have questions concerning the substance of the rule, please contact Victor S. Rezendes, Director for Energy, Resources, and Science Issues, on 512-3841. Choices:  1. Call Victor Rezendes if you have any inquiries about the rules. 2. Victor Rezendes is the only person that can answer the questions you have about the rule. 3. There is no one available to answer queries about the rule.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, the Commission rejected the alternative of exempting small entities from the proposed rules and amendments. Choices:  1. The commission wanted to keep things fair.  2. The commission decided to exempt all of the small entities. 3. The commission wouldn't exempt small entities from the proposals. 
Output: 2
Statement: Coronel, Johnny can show you the stock we have ready. Choices:  1. Johnny can show you the prepared stock. 2. Johnny can show you the rooms we have prepared for you. 3. Coronel, I think you'll be very pleased with the stock we have.
Output: 2
Statement: The landscape in the tour proposed below is dominated by the river as it flows between limestone cliffs, meadows, and woodland. Choices:  1. The river sputters out before reaching the woodlands, draining into a local marsh.  2. The river confidently streams through all manner of terrain.  3. The limestone cliffs are lined with lookout posts that were used in ancient times.
Output: 1
Statement: They officially became the first men to set foot on the heavily forested island, naming it Ilha da Madeira,  Island of Timber.   Choices:  1. They named it the Island of Timber because their lucrative logging operations there made them a fortune. 2. They arrived on the flat island where not a single structure, tree, or rock stood above knee height, knowing that they were not the first visitors. 3. They landed on the Island of Timber, the first men to ever do so.
Output: 2
Statement: The most important are clustered around three adjoining the triangular Piazza della Ceterna named after the city's 13th-century travertine well, surrounded by elegant palaces; the Piazza del Duomo, grouping church and town hall as the center of civic and religious power; and the Piazza delle Erbe ?­market place with twin Salvucci towers. Choices:  1. The church and town hall are located very far from one another. 2. The Salvucci towers are open to visitors. 3. The Piazza delle Erbe is home to a marketplace and a pair of towers.
Output: 1
Statement: But wherefore the bonds and fetters?  Choices:  1. The bonds are fetters were here but now they aren't. 2. I found the bonds and fetters. 3. Where are the bonds and fetters.
Output: 2
Statement: If he or she believes that the data is not fairly presented, the auditor still may issue a clean opinion on the basic financial statements while noting that there are problems with the RSI. Choices:  1. The auditor will look past any unfairly presented data. 2. The auditor may suggest new research methods if the data is unreliable. 3. The auditor may express concern if he or she notices incongruent data.
Output: 1
Statement: Well and good.  Choices:  1. What a disaster. 2. That's nice. 3. I'm glad you are happy.
Output: 1
Statement: In the Eglise Saint-Trophime (Place de la R??publique), you can see the Roman influence recurring in the triumphal-arch design of its splendid porch. Choices:  1. Roman influence extends far beyond the porch of the Eglise Saint-Trophime. 2. There was no Roman influence in the construction of the Eglise Saint-Trophime. 3. The Eglise Saint-Trophime has Roman influence.
Output: 2
Statement: Most of the items you'll find in Madeira, like pretty hand-painted plates, planters, jugs, and jars, come from the mainland but if you're not traveling to other parts of the country, Madeira is still a good place to pick them up at bargain prices. Choices:  1. Madeiran crafts are fragile and only for the wealthy. 2. You can still find cheap hand-painted plates, jugs, and jars at Madeira. 3. You can bargain with any merchant in Madeira to get your item for a cheaper price.
Output: 1
Statement: It connects the Piazza Duomo with the Piazza della Signoria. Choices:  1. There is something connecting the Piazza della Signoria to the Piazza Duomo. 2. It takes five minutes to walk from the Piazza Duomo to the Piazza della Signoria. 3. It is not connected to the Piazza Duomo.
Output: 3
Statement: Professional storytellers find this particularly vexing. Choices:  1. Professional storytellers don't care about it. 2. Professional storytellers don't seem to like this one. 3. Professional storytellers don't like this, but have to work on it.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh then we were set up in about five minutes ten minutes Choices:  1. It took us hours to set up. 2. We were set up for camping in about 10 minutes. 3. We were set up in about 10 minutes.
Output: 1
Statement: Part of the answer may be that our financial system has become dangerously efficient. Choices:  1. We can not rely on the efficiency of the financial system. 2. The efficiency obtained has proven to work in other areas, which could translate to this one. 3. One solution may lie in the extreme efficiency we have obtained.
Output: 1
Statement: and so if your number is below four hundred you're not going to have to do it Choices:  1. If your number is below 400, you are not experienced enough. 2. Anyone with a number under 400 is exempt. 3. If your number is above 400, you will have to do it.
Output: 3
Statement: A more plausible story is that bicycle shoppers like to visit fancy showrooms with knowledgeable sales staffs but then buy from discounters. Choices:  1. The evidence shows that bicycle shoppers prefer to purchase from fancy showrooms over discounters when they can. 2. Bicycle shoppers prefer to save money when they buy from discounters. 3. There's reason to believe that people who are buying bikes prefer to purchase at a discount.
Output: 1
Statement: No one thinks he can do it. Choices:  1. They don't think he will do it. 2. They think he could do something else. 3. No one thinks anything.
Output: 3
Statement: Just to the west is the beach, obscured by serried ranks of huge high-rise hotels on Ha-Yarkon Street. Choices:  1. The tallest hotel has 75 floors. 2. High-rise hotels hide the beach. 3. There are no hotels along Ha-Yarkon Street.
Output: 3
Statement: I saw them in the pool, but I was almost too late. Choices:  1. I was almost to late to the pool. 2. I arrived early. 3. They were drowning. 
Output: 2
Statement: Number of cases in which the USPS was told by the Postal Rate Many years ago, when I was just starting my government career, one of my mentors gave me some advice, in the way of a quote purportedly from one Petronius Arbiter in 210 B.C. Choices:  1. When I was just getting started with my government career, nobody gave me any advice or encouragement. 2. Years ago, when I was new to my government career, a mentor of mine gave me a quote from Petronius Arbiter. 3. I still remember the quote from Petronius Arbiter to this day.
Output: 1
Statement: To be honest, I think the Secret Service guys think we're having an affair. Choices:  1. We're not having an affair, so of course the Secret Service guys don't think we are. 2. I bet the Secret Service guys assume we're having an affair. 3. Honestly, I think the Secret Service guys think we're having an affair.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm i pretty much specialize i guess in uh Italian and Chinese um i'm a vegetarian Choices:  1. I love meat! I don't understand why some people are vegetarian. 2. The Italian cousine is one of the best I know, but I'm a vegetarian. 3. I don't eat meat but I'm specialized in Italian and Chinese cousine.
Output: 1
Statement: Biologically, though, the two experiments are  In both cases differentiated DNA became sufficiently dedifferentiated to generate a whole new sheep. Choices:  1. Both cases dealt with DNA. 2. The cases dealt with tax codes. 3. Both cases dealt with DNA in the experiments.
Output: 2
Statement: It may not be the wildest in the Caribbean, but the FWI's carnival is the longest, by 24 hours. Choices:  1. FWI has a very short carnival compared to other areas of the Caribbean. 2. The extra length of the carnival allows more visitors to be there. 3. FWI has the longest carnival in the Caribbean, but not the wildest.
Output: 1
Statement: Far less known internationally than its glamorous neighboring island of Capri, it is just as different in its volcanic topography as in atmosphere. Choices:  1. It is even more well known than Capri. 2. It has far more volcanoes than Capri has. 3. Its atmosphere and topography are different from those of Capri.
Output: 1
Statement: The ferry timetable runs on a winter (read curtailed) service until the first week in May. Choices:  1. You can catch a ferry until June. 2. Ferries are available until the first week in May. 3. After the first of may ends the peak season for ferries.
Output: 1
Statement: The favourite dish of many visitors is the Andalusian liquid salad, gazpacho. Choices:  1. Visitors don't usually get the gazpacho. 2. Gazpacho is a popular dish among visitors. 3. Gazpacho is made entirely of vegetables.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum yeah it's and it's been nice to not have to worry about painting the these rooms that we've got to have the paneling on them Choices:  1. These rooms need to have paneling on them. 2. I have worried about paneling these rooms every day. 3. The paneling is expensive which makes me glad we havent done it.
Output: 2
Statement: Allowing for the possibility of increasing returns tends to rob economic models of two properties that economists  simplicity and determinism. Choices:  1. Economists highly value simplicity and determinism above all else. 2. It's possible to allow for increasing returns, but it robs economic models of two distinct properties. 3. There is no danger of robbing economic models of anything if you allow for increasing returns.
Output: 3
Statement: but there's so many more people that are homeless and yeah Choices:  1. Homelessness is decreasing 2. The amount of homelessness is increasing. 3. More people are homeless due to financial problems
Output: 1
Statement: Most of its buildings are closed to the public, but you pass an attractive thatch-roofed tea-ceremony house as you follow the winding stone steps toward the exit. Choices:  1. The public cannot visit many of the buildings. 2. The tea-ceremony house is the only building open to the public. 3. The public can visit any of the buildings.
Output: 3
Statement: If workfare is going to be the employer of last resort, it can't pay good, union wages, or else half the city will go on welfare to get a workfare job. Choices:  1. If workfare pays good wages, more people will go on welfare in order to land a job through workfare. 2. As a last resort employer, it's essential that workfare pays an excellent, union-level wage. 3. People would only stay at their current jobs if they were being paid enough doing work they enjoy
Output: 2
Statement: Just as Forbes accused Dole of playing sneaky Washington politics in 1996, Bradley now castigates Gore for resorting to the typical Washington politics of slash and burn. Choices:  1. Slimy politicians are the norm in Washington.  2. Forbes called Dole sneaky while Bradley calls Gore sneaky.  3. Forbes praised Dole for his methods. 
Output: 3
Statement: They are more than happy to sell out and more than happy to make fun of themselves for doing it. Choices:  1. The athletes don't care if they become sell outs.  2. It doesn't bother them if they sell out.  3. It bothers them a great deal to have to sell out. 
Output: 3
Statement: Kendal Green cloth was famed throughout the land from the Middle Ages onward it was said to have been worn by Robin Hood. Choices:  1. Kendal Green Cloth was the most expensive type of cloth available during the Middle Ages.  2. It is said that Robin Hood refused to ever wear Kendal Green cloth. 3. Robin Hood is said to have donned Kendal Green cloth. 
Output: 2
Statement: Clinton made this purpose clear in his speech Thursday at Birmingham Southern College, where he said the reason for the tests was to to find those kids and help them before they're in trouble and it's too late. Choices:  1. Clinton wanted to find students at risk and help them before it was too late. 2. Many Democrats supported Clinton's education ideas. 3. Clinton has not concerned about children at risk for falling behind.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh we lived here for about seven years then we moved back and so then i said i'm going to move back up there to go to college Choices:  1. We enjoyed the seven years we lived here. 2. After moving back, I decided to go back for college. 3. We have never moved from this place.
Output: 3
Statement: He repeated it to me, and there is a sentence of yours that has impressed me very much.  Choices:  1. There were a lot of sentences. 2. One of your sentences impressed me a lot. 3. The sentence was not noteworthy.
Output: 3
Statement: and Analysis in Case Extensive or thick analysisStudiesa Choices:  1. A Case extensive analysis is more heavily needed than other types of studies. 2. Either an Analysis that covers a lot of cases or a very rigorous analysis 3. A brief overview of case extensive or thick analysis
Output: 3
Statement: He guesses  " Mrs. Vandemeyer eyed him scornfully. Choices:  1. "He guesses" Mrs. Vandemeyer eyed him with love. 2. She was irritated with him.  3. "He guesses" Mrs. Vandemeyer looked at him with disgust. 
Output: 1
Statement: Although the consistent advice from EPA's Science Advisory Board has been to model premature mortality associated with PM exposure as a non-threshold effect, that is, with harmful effects to exposed populations regardless of the absolute level of ambient PM concentrations, some analysts have hypothesized the presence of a threshold relationship. Choices:  1. The EPA's Science Advisory Board produces collects data on premature mortality rates. 2. No threshold relationship exists. 3. Premature mortality is directly linked to the nurturing environment.
Output: 2
Statement: Only Keswick thrived, primarily because of the pencil industry, for which it was world-famous. Choices:  1. The pencils in Keswick were known for their incredibly efficient erasers. 2. Keswick was only known locally, not world-wide. 3. The pencil industry allowed Keswick to thrive
Output: 2
Statement: I think it may actually be a good thing for Texas, Coleman said. Choices:  1. Coleman thinks that it could be pretty bad for Texas. 2. Coleman is the only one that thinks it could be a good thing for Texas. 3. Coleman thinks it may actually be a good thing for Texas.
Output: 1
Statement: It has seen such illustrious guests as Winston Churchill and Agatha Christie, who wrote her thriller Death on the Nile while staying here. Choices:  1. Agatha Christie wrote Death on the Nile as a secret parable for the Vampire Wars. 2. No one illustrious has stayed at this location. 3. Multiple famous people have stayed at this place and worked there.
Output: 2
Statement: DOD's leadership has come to recognize that if the Department is to make results-oriented management a success, it must train its employees in strategic planning, performance measurement, and the use of performance information. Choices:  1. DOD's leadership has still failed to recognize what areas employees must be trained in to make results-oriented management a success. 2. Training employees in performance measurement first has been the approach that has proven the most successful. 3. Training employees in strategic planning is one of the things the Department is doing to make results-oriented management successful.
Output: 1
Statement: One day a guard, a slave whipmaster, tried to test me for a pleasure slave. Choices:  1. The slave whipmaster tried to test me for dinner. 2. I was tested for a pleasure slave. 3. I always wanted to be a pleasure slave.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that's that's an important thing we've got we've got a lot of people who are getting money the from the government for this that and the other thing Choices:  1. That's not really important. 2. It's the important thing. 3. A lot of people forget to pay us.
Output: 1
Statement: Barry praised the use of a linear method to measure stages of change. Choices:  1. Barry has a lot of experience using multiple methods to measure stages of change. 2. Barry hated using linear methods to measure stages of change and would never have anything good to say about them. 3. Barry had good things to say about using a linear method to measure stages of change.
Output: 2
Statement: Additionally, LSC's state planning team has issued numerous other targeted field correspondences to individual states' stakeholders who have submitted configuration plans adjudged insufficiently responsive to the tenets of State Planning. Choices:  1. LSC has a state planning team. 2. LSC does not have a state planning team. 3. LSC has 20 people on a state planning team.
Output: 2
Statement: Government Technology Leadership Awards Choices:  1. Awards for top Government Technology 2. Private Business Technology Leadership Awards 3. Annual Government Technology Leadership Awards
Output: 2
Statement: i mean they've poured billions of dollars into this stuff but those stupid people can't read comic strips i mean how do you expect them to operate tanks Choices:  1. Billions have been spent on the equipment. 2. How do they expect illiterate folks to operate tanks on this shoestring budget? 3. The expectations are too high because they're not screening people properly for the different tasks.
Output: 2
Statement: It teetered out of the hole and seemed to hover, spitting great gouts of flame as it encountered the phlogiston layer. Choices:  1. The object was flaming and appeared to be floating. 2. The flames were extinguished as it made contact with the phlogiston layer. 3. The flames were not as strong when the object was further from the phlogiston layer.
Output: 2
Statement: LSC, therefore, required its grantees to begin to examine, on a statewide level, how all grantees in a particular state would serve in the present, and plan to serve in the future, the civil legal needs of low-income persons. Choices:  1. LSC required them to look at how grantees would serve low-income people. 2. LSC required them to look at how grantees would serve low-income people in civil court. 3. LSC required them to look at how grantees would turn away low-income people.
Output: 3
Statement: Nearly three months ago, when the administration at the National Autonomous University of Mexico proposed a raise in student tuition from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students closed down the classes with a strike, affecting 267,000 students and 30,000 professors. Choices:  1. When a raise in tuition was proposed from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students agreed with the proposition.  2. When a raise in tuition was proposed from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students went on strike. 3. When a raise in tuition was proposed from 2 cents to about $150 a year, students went on strike due to the unfairness of the proposition. 
Output: 1
Statement: As the task force was studying the issue, $900,000 was cut from state support for civil equal justice services. Choices:  1. The task force cut money from the civil equal justice services after their year-long study. 2. The task force cut money from the civil equal justice services. 3. The task force gave more money to the civil equal justice services.
Output: 3
Statement: Obviously, it's easy for me to complain about players who aren't big on self-effacement or deference to authority. Choices:  1. All players are very respectful. 2. SOme players are extremely disrespectful of authority figures. 3. Some players are not respectful of authority.
Output: 1
Statement: The analysis shows that the combined costs of the air and water portions of the rule to be a capital cost of $1. Choices:  1. The water portion alone has a capital cost of 40 cents. 2. Together, the air and water portions of the rule have a capital cost of $10. 3. $1 is the combined capital cost of the air and water portions associated with the rule.
Output: 2
Statement: Though Las Vegas had developed a powerful local economy, few major outside investments were made in the city, due primarily to mob infiltration and its inherent ties to illegal activities. Choices:  1. The mob made the city a dangerous place, and nobody wanted to invest in it. 2. Major outside investments in the city were few because of the mob. 3. Many investors saw great opportunities in the city and invested heavily.
Output: 3
Statement: oh really is because of like the cross pollination or Choices:  1. Really? Is it because of cross pollination? 2. Do they grow that way because of cross pollination by the bees? 3. Do they grow that way without any outside intervention?
Output: 3
Statement: Southwest plans to invade the New York market next year. Choices:  1. Southwest will be entering the New York market soon. 2. Southwest has never been in the New York market. 3. Southwest has no plans of becoming part of the New York market.
Output: 3
Statement: The exercise in table 2.1 describes a job we might be asked to do and a design for it and asks you to decide whether or not this is a case study. Choices:  1. Table 2 shows a job we might have to do to protect our systems and how we can do it. 2. Table 2 shows a job we might have to do and how we can do it. 3. Table 26 shows a job we might have to do and how we can do it.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the RSAs were aimed at accumulating assets for retirement, the proposal would have allowed limited withdrawals after 5 years for such purposes as buying a home or paying educational or medical expenses. Choices:  1. The reason for the RSAs was to deplete all assets before the age of retirement, 2. The main purpose of the RSAs was to build up assets for retirement. 3. The allowance of only limited withdrawals after 5 years meant that people would save their money longer.
Output: 1
Statement: It is his duty, he writes in Crossing the Threshold of Hope , to interpret [Vatican II] correctly and defend it from tendentious interpretations. Choices:  1. He defends Vatican II with an extensive knowledge of its history. 2. Vatican II's original meaning must be preserved. 3. Vatican II's meaning can change over time.
Output: 3
Statement: V egetarian : For overall brand consistency, Amy's is a solid choice and, as a bonus, most of the meals are organic. Choices:  1. If you're looking for a trustworthy brand, try Amy's in south Chicago.  2. Most of the food at Amy's is organic.  3. None of the food served at Amy's is organic. 
Output: 3
Statement: Yes, you're entitled to know that, I think. 31 He leaned back in his chair, crossed his legs, brought the tips of his fingers together, and began in a low monotone: "Secret diplomacy (which, by the way, is nearly always bad policy!) does not concern you. Choices:  1. He was seated in his chair when he spoke. 2. He always enjoyed talking while in his chair. 3. He stood straight on his legs when he spoke.
Output: 3
Statement: All traces of an ugly 19th-century attempt to balance it with a second tower have been removed. Choices:  1. The second tower looked too ugly and so was removed. 2. The second tower still stands after being built in the 19th century. 3. There was an attempt to balance it with a second tower.
Output: 2
Statement:  Bayos-narajados orange duns none " Choices:  1. The oranges are not guilty of the charges being pressed against them. 2. Orange did none. 3. Orange did everything.
Output: 3
Statement: A notice of proposed rulemaking was published on May 16, 1996, following adoption by the FCC on April 25, 1996. Choices:  1. The FCC published the rule in 1996 but did not implement it. 2. The rule involved the adoption of a new broadcast test pattern. 3. The FCC published and adopted the rule in 1996.
Output: 1
Statement: IRA leaders want to create the coalition government before disarming. Choices:  1. IRA leaders want to disarm immediately. 2. IRA leaders want to create a new government for the five countries. 3. IRA leaders want to create a new government.
Output: 1
Statement: Human Rights in China, a New York-based group started by Chinese academics, offers a comprehensive site with links to a site for Wang Dan, the Tiananmen Square activist who was released from a long stint in prison only this spring. Choices:  1. Human Rights in China doesn't do anything to help. They're just in it for the money. 2. Human Rights in China worked very hard to help Wang Dan after his imprisonment.  3. A New York based group started by Chinese students called Human Rights in China offers a website with links to another website for Wang Dan, an activist who was released from a long prison sentence. 
Output: 1
Statement: I am on the California Zephyr with my lovely nephews, who are 4 and 6 years old, traveling east. Choices:  1. My nephews and I are traveling east on the California Zephyr, they are already wanting to take the trip again net year. 2. My nieces and I are traveling north on the California Zephyr. 3. My nephews and I are traveling east on the California Zephyr.
Output: 2
Statement: about Julius," put in Tuppence. Choices:  1. It doesn't concern Julius, stated Tuppence.  2. Tuppence spoke about Julius after chewing her food.  3. Tuppence was speaking of Julius. 
Output: 1
Statement: In some cases, the statements have been affected by later statements or affect earlier statements. Choices:  1. None of the statements have been affected by later statements, or affect earlier statements. 2. Some of the statements are affected by other statements made at different times. 3. The statements are affected by adding additional details.
Output: 1
Statement: To be sure, intelligence of the kind that might manifest itself in high SAT scores isn't the most important quality in a chief executive. Choices:  1. Chief executives need skills that are never reflected in high SAT scores. 2. High SAT scores don't necessarily mean you are going to be a great executive. 3. A high SAT score is proof that someone will be a good chief executive.
Output: 3
Statement: Some participants believed that separation of the CEO and chairman of the board positions recognizes the differences in their roles and eliminates conflicts in functions. Choices:  1. It is commonplace for the CEO to also serve as the chairman of the board. 2. It is natural for the CEO to be the chairman of the board since their goals align. 3. The CEO and chairman of the board positions can be separated to eliminate conflicts in function.
Output: 2
Statement: The point is how the Press sees the public react.' Choices:  1. The whole idea is to see how the public will react. 2. The social experiment was initiated to see how the public will react. 3. They carried on regardless to how the public reacted.
Output: 3
Statement: well i mean if if you know what your routine is you can do that by yourself and you probably do Choices:  1. If you know your routine well then by all means, go to work by yourself. 2. If you're certain about your routine then go ahead. 3. I don't want you doing that by yourself, you don't know your routine well enough yet.
Output: 3
Statement: Why should they allow the district's residents to enjoy a federal tax rate of, say, 15 percent, when they themselves may face rates close to 40 percent? Choices:  1. Why should the residents be allowed to have a lower tax rate?  2. They don't want the residents to have a lower rate because they are facing rates as close to 10 percent too.  3. They should allow the residents to have a lower tax rate because most of them are poor. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Crusaders enlarged and embellished it in the 12th century, and Sultan Suleiman repaired it in the 16th century. Choices:  1. In the 1100s, it was extended and decorated by the Crusaders.  2. During the 12th century, the Crusaders decided to remove any embellishments from it and reduce its size. 3. Prior to the Crusaders' involvement, it was very small and extremely plain, with no decorations whatsoever.
Output: 2
Statement: um and they make i guess it's no income tax there or federal no federal income tax something like that Choices:  1. And there's no federal income tax there. 2. Since they have to have income taxes collected, bookkeeping is sometimes harder. 3. There is also no state income tax there.
Output: 2
Statement: On Quaaludes. Choices:  1. Taking Quaaludes. 2. The man was prescribed Quaaludes by his doctor.  3. Off Quaaludes.
Output: 3
Statement: And we haven't seen a single human being since we entered the state hours ago. Choices:  1. We have seen many people since entering the state.  2. We haven't seen anyone since entering the state, but we assumed we wouldn't.  3. After entering the state hours ago we haven't seen a single human. 
Output: 1
Statement: so because you always put your phone number down so they can call and tell you that you won Choices:  1. You just write down your e-mail 2. So you put your phone number down so they can all you and tell you that you're the winner 3. So you put your phone number down and they can call and tell you that you won the monthly draw
Output: 1
Statement: i'm kind of partial to country western i like that Choices:  1. I like country western. 2. I don't like country western. 3. I like country western and sometimes jazz.
Output: 2
Statement: Member companies consist of prominent Fortune 500 companies from across North America, including telecommunications, defense, finance, and energy businesses. Choices:  1. Prominent Fortune 500 companies are members. 2. Prominent Fortune 500 companies are the only members. 3. No Fortune 500 companies are members.
Output: 3
Statement: He fought his way up the ranks and finally faced his eternal foe. Choices:  1. He faced his eternal foe after fighting his way up the ranks. 2. He never faced his eternal foe. 3. He had to defeat demons to get up in ranks.
Output: 2
Statement: But Hubbell won't break easily. Choices:  1. Hubbell works in rough conditions. 2. Hubbell will break easily.  3. Hubbell is resistant to breaking.
Output: 2
Statement: My dear girl, don't wave Fishers aloft like that!" Choices:  1. "Don't be shaking Fishers around like that, girl!" 2. "That's lovely, girl, keep waving him about!" 3. Fishers is easily startled.
Output: 2
Statement: She said members could have a quick caucus during the period set aside for closing statements at the end of the debate to decide what the gaffe had been. Choices:  1. The congress members planned to caucus at the end of the debate. 2. The congress members wanted to caucus to decide on lunch. 3. The congress members were undecided about the gaffe.
Output: 2
Statement: But they fail to count the central benefit--the diversion and pleasure it provides to millions of people. Choices:  1. They are very mindful of the happiness it brings thousands of people. 2. They miss the main good point, the fact that it's fun. 3. Many people would be sad to lose this pleasure.
Output: 1
Statement: He sat patiently as she talked. Choices:  1. He sat waiting as she spoke. 2. She sat patiently as he spoke. 3. She talked at length.
Output: 2
Statement: Agia Anna, and the long sandy spit of Agios Prokopios are two of the most popular. Choices:  1. Many visitors like to see Agia Anna and Agios Prokopios. 2. Tourists generally avoid Agia Anna and Agios Prokopios because they lost their blue flag status. 3. Agia Anna is a short, curving stretch of beach with golden sand.
Output: 2
Statement: but the um overall it just seem like they've modified the tax laws so bad just the last five years the rich is it's definitely case that the rich are getting richer and the working people middle class and you know the lower middle class and the upper middle class are having to carry the entire burden Choices:  1. Current tax laws benefit the poor and middle class. 2. Tax laws have been modified such that the rich keep getting richer. 3. I think there needs to some major changes in the tax law immediately.
Output: 1
Statement: i guess uh i can think of a uh uh things i would like to have done differently on uh on the kids though Choices:  1. There are several things that come to mind that I wish I did differently with the kids. 2. I did everything perfectly with the kids and do not regret anything. 3. I have regrets about activities done with the kids because I felt like their potential was hindered because of me.
Output: 2
Statement: and i can imagine if i had to mow the lawn in the back which we said we'd do if the trees hang down so low and the locus trees have like three quarters of an inch thorns on it so Choices:  1. Mowing lawns has become a symbol of the American dream. 2. The locus trees have a good amount of thorns on them and we said we would mow the lawn in the back. 3. The locus trees are barren and have no thorns actually.
Output: 3
Statement:  Sather Karf began without preamble, stating things in a dry voice as if reading off a list of obvious facts. Choices:  1. Sather Karf started off with some rambling. 2. The list seemed as if it were rather important. 3. Sather Karf was reading a list of facts.
Output: 1
Statement: A case in point can be found in the last omnibus rate case, the R97-1 case. Choices:  1. The omnibus rate was increased by twelve percent during that case. 2. This is the first time that the omnibus rate has ever been considered. 3. The last omnibus rate case was illustrative of this point.
Output: 2
Statement: He also serves as a Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace where he is Director of the Comparative Citizenship Project. Choices:  1. He hasn't ever been the director of anything.  2. He became the director for the comparative citizenship project by bribing a large amount of people.  3. He is the director of the comparative citizenship project at the carnegie endowment for international peace. 
Output: 1
Statement: There is also, of course, a lot of poorer-quality merchandise aimed specifically at the tourist market, notably in the big coastal resorts. Choices:  1. There is a significant amount of lesser-quality goods for sale in the tourist market. 2. The cheapest merchandise in all the world can be found near the big coastal resorts. 3. Only the best and most expensive merchandise is allowed to be sold in the tourist market.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, these central groups were able to achieve some efficiencies and increase consistency in the implementation of the organization's security program by performing tasks centrally that might otherwise be performed by multiple individual business units. Choices:  1. They were unable to achieve efficiencies. 2. The central groups were able to achieve efficiencies. 3. Consistency was increased.
Output: 1
Statement: Mr. Cavendish, I have some important business in Tadminster.  Choices:  1. I've never had anything to do in Tadminster Mr. Cavendish. 2. I've got some important business in Tadminster, Mr. Cavendish. 3. It's because in it's in Tadminster that I have important business.
Output: 1
Statement: Braziers and shoeshine boxes, lamps, candlesticks, coffee-grinders, coffee-pots, and samovars are am?­ong the many objects available. Choices:  1. There were no candlesticks, coffee-grinders and samovars available. 2. Other than the diversity of the objects available, there was also a good price for most of them. 3. There are many objects available: candlesticks, coffee-grinders and samovars.
Output: 1
Statement: of the other you know of the widest uh uh television that's available to you Choices:  1. It's the widest television available to you but it is expensive. 2. It is not a wide television. 3. It's the widest television available to you.
Output: 2
Statement: to accelerate the development of this industry in the United States. Choices:  1. Development in this industry is not able to be accelerated. 2. It will cost million to accelerate development of this industry. 3. Development of this industry in the United States can be accelerated.
Output: 1
Statement: Several security managers noted that business managers are much more likely to support centrally developed policies if they clearly address organizational needs and are practical to implement. Choices:  1. Business managers are always opposed to centrally developed policies. 2. Some security managers noticed business managers are fans of centrally developed policies if they address organizational needs such as staffing matters. 3. Some security managers noticed business managers are fans of centrally developed policies if they address organizational needs.
Output: 1
Statement: Suddenly my attention was arrested by a weedy looking young man rushing down the street at a great pace.  Choices:  1. The man was pushing between people to move faster. 2. There was a made rushing quickly down the street who caught my attention. 3. I didn't notice the man hurrying down the street.
Output: 3
Statement: wow so you don't get a chance to to spend much time with him then until when he comes home Choices:  1. I won't see him much until he returns home. 2. I will see him a lot while he is away from home. 3. I might go up to visit him if I want to see him.
Output: 2
Statement: yes it did yeah well i think i would also and i think it it really uh would be very difficult in terms of uh you know people i'm thinking mainly people going to college i don't see how Choices:  1. It would be hard for people going to college.  2. It would be easier for someone not going to college.  3. Those attending college would have the easiest time. 
Output: 3
Statement: Beyond Jaisalmer, you'll find the road peters out at the village of Sam and the forbidden area of Indian military installations on the border with Pakistan. Choices:  1. The road beyond Jaisalmer leads to forbidden military installations at the Indo-Pakistani border. 2. Beyond Jaisalmber lies an extensive area of military installations, created by India to defend themselves from Pakistan. 3. The road leads to the village of Sam and a peaceful, babbling creak. 
Output: 3
Statement: NOW President Patricia Ireland warns the candidates that negative campaigning depresses the women's vote. Choices:  1. The candidates are warned by President Patricia Ireland that negative campaigning depresses the women's vote. 2. When campaigning is positive women voters turn out in greater numbers. 3. President Patricia Ireland is not concerned that the candidates will become negative.
Output: 3