niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: because it just doesn't work all the time it doesn't fit there are circumstances that are different but i do think if you come to America and you're going to live here and you're going to go to our schools and do all of this speak our language Choices:  1. It is best for you to speak the same language as us if you move to America. 2. Things do not work in every instance. 3. If you come to America, I believe knowing the language is not essential.
Output: 3
Statement: The preamble to the final rule contains the Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis conducted by the FDA. Choices:  1. The fda does not analyze anything.  2. The fda conducted the final regulatory flexibility analysis.  3. The fda is proactive in analyzing things. 
Output: 1
Statement: Reproach vs. repentance. Choices:  1. Reproach and repentance are two separate things. 2. Reproach is irrelevant to the sentence. 3. Reproach and repentance are opposite ends of the spectrum.
Output: 2
Statement: He and Els were on the 17 th green, tied at 4 under. Choices:  1. They were both tied at under 4 on the 17th green. 2. They were pissed because they were tied and they wanted a true winner.  3. One was winning on the 18th green. 
Output: 3
Statement: Also, NIPA focuses on the incomes arising from current production of goods and services and, thus, does not count revaluation of existing assets in national saving. Choices:  1. Current production of goods includes the manufacture of plastic ducks. 2. NIPA does count the revaluation of existing assets in national savings. 3. Incomes arising from current production is the focus of NIPA.
Output: 2
Statement: that was one of the toughest guys that i've ever seen in my life as far as you know dedication he just went all out every single play of course there have been some other great ones too Dick Butkis and Bradshaw you know there's been so many Choices:  1. He was not very tough. 2. He was one of the toughest guys I had ever seen. 3. I think he is a great player.
Output: 1
Statement: i see okay no not at all and yet long enough if we were calling back and forth it would be a toll call Choices:  1. What we're doing are toll calls, and they're costing me a bunch. 2. If we were to have back and forth calls, it would cost us a fortune. 3. It would consist in a toll call if we were calling back and fourth.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh as we were doing it too everybody noticed that there were all these big guys of assorted nationalities  to play basketball waiting around for us and as we walked out i was limping and i'm like oh great i have purple tights on you know Choices:  1. I was able to slip past the basketball players unnoticed.  2. I was embarrassed to walk out in front of these basketball players with purple tights. 3. There were basketball players from all different places were waiting for us.
Output: 1
Statement: Union troops stationed here? He had unconsciously tensed, his body responding nerve and muscle to past training and alarms. Choices:  1. There are tons of Union troops stationed here. 2. His body did not respond. 3. Are there Union troops stationed here?
Output: 2
Statement: You see, there are seven of us at home. Choices:  1. Three of us live upstairs and four of us live downstairs at home.  2. All seven of us left home many years ago.  3. Seven of us are at home. 
Output: 2
Statement: As part of the participant solicitation process, applicants were asked to commit to lead and participate in at least one statewide activity that will promote positive, lasting change in the client community. Choices:  1. As part of the participant solicitation process, applicants were asked to avoid participating in statewide activity. 2. Statewide activity contributes to well-being in the community. 3. As part of the process, applicants were asked to commit to lead in at least one statewide activity.
Output: 1
Statement: All the old camaraderie was gone. Choices:  1. The old camaraderie had disappeared. 2. The old camaraderie was still as evident as ever. 3. There was no more joking and easy laughter.
Output: 2
Statement: Time puts the novelist on its cover and raves, To read the novel is ... Choices:  1. Time celebrated the novelist on their publication. 2. The novelist has published 3 best sellers in two years. 3. Time reported the novelist as the worst writer in recent years and refuse to give his works attention.
Output: 3
Statement: Ultimately, we may find that GAO needs a new name-the words general accounting office do not really capture our more complex role anymore. Choices:  1. The complex role of GAO is not captured by its name. 2. In addition to general accounting, GAO also performs special accounting. 3. GAO will never need to change its name.
Output: 3
Statement: no but on the other hand i guess too uh whenever you do have to have some major work done on one of those it costs a fortune Choices:  1. It will cost just a penny, and you will be 100% satisfied. 2. I guess so, on the other hand, you do have to have some major work done, and it costs a fortune... 3. It will cost a fortune, because hiring an attorney is very pricey nowadays.
Output: 1
Statement: The main spire is neo-Gothic of the 19th century. Choices:  1. The main spire is Gothic from the 18th century. 2. The style of the main spire is 19th-century neo-Gothic. 3. The main spire, but not the others, is neo-gothic from the late 19th century.
Output: 1
Statement: EXCHANGE TRANSACTION - A transaction that arises when each party to the transaction sacrifices value and receives value in return. Choices:  1. Exchange transactions don't deal with value 2. Exchange transaction is a transaction from each party sacrificing and receiving value 3. Value is lost in an exchange transaction
Output: 1
Statement: Adrin's own sword moved just as fast, parrying and dodging every attack. Choices:  1. Adrin's sword was moving just as fast and he missed every attack.  2. Adrin and Jon were participating in a fencing tournament.  3. Adrin's sword moved slowly as he was stabbed over and over again.
Output: 3
Statement: In the 1970s, GAO started recruiting social scientists, computer professionals, and experts in such fields as health care, science, public policy, and information management. Choices:  1. GAO hired thousands of professionals from the health care field. 2. GAO did some recruiting of professionals in the 1970s. 3. GAO would not hire a single person from the scientific field, back in the 1970s.
Output: 3
Statement: Very few of Dyson's Silicon Valley CEO friends are nice, except maybe to her. Choices:  1. The majority of Dyson's Silicon Valley CEO friend is not nice, but we will never meet again. 2. The majority of Dyson's Silicon Valley CEO friend is not nice. 3. The majority of Dyson's Silicon Valley CEO friend is nice.
Output: 3
Statement: Although he tries to imply a romance between the two women, even the Globe doesn't believe him. Choices:  1. Even though he suggests there may be a liaison between the women, the Globe doesn't agree. 2. He showed indisputable evidence of the two women conducting a romance and the Globe supported him. 3. In reality, the Globe knows that the two women had never even met before.
Output: 2
Statement: A step beyond this issue is the question of tracking and tracing. Choices:  1. The issue should be evaluated  2. Tracking isn't relevant 3. Tracking and tracing should be questioned 
Output: 2
Statement: In sharp contrast, the Ghirlandaio frescoes in its tiny Santa Fina Chapel (at the end of the right aisle) are a series of sophisticated social portraits (1475) dedicated to the young patron saint of San Gimignano. Choices:  1. The social portraits of AD 1475 that were dedicated to the patron saint of San Gimignano are located in the Santa Fina Chapel. 2. The Santa Fina Chapel was built as dedication to the patron saint of San Gimignano. 3. There are no artworks remaining the the Santa Fina Chapel.
Output: 3
Statement: The hotel price categories below are based on regular-season rates for a standard double room, excluding a 15 percent service charge. Choices:  1. The hotel has prices lower than the regular season rates that are published on the site. 2. The hotel has prices lower than the regular season rates. 3. The hotel has prices higher than the regular season rates.
Output: 3
Statement: okay and i have uh shrimp that is steamed in beer that i cook Choices:  1. Shrimp tastes a hundred times better with beer. 2. I eat shrimp that's cooked in beer. 3. I eat shrimp raw, and i'm non alcoholic.
Output: 3
Statement: They are also larger and more brilliantly decorated. Choices:  1. The difference is that these are larger and decorated better. 2. These ones in specific are small and ugly. 3. They were well decorated figures.
Output: 2
Statement: Although this guide focuses on fundamental practices rather than detailed guidance, the examples illustrate and complement much of the specific guidance contained in similar and related GAO documents cited in appendix III. Choices:  1. Fundamental practices are discussed rather than detailed steps. 2. There are more than 100 examples with specific guidance. 3. The examples include citations for corresponding GAO documents.
Output: 2
Statement: Could it be that I should be engaging in a more formal kind of exercise? Choices:  1. Informal exercises can often injure parts of my body. 2. I might need to do more formal exercises. 3. I do not wonder at all if I should do more formal kind of exercises.
Output: 3
Statement: The total producer costs estimated by EPA including the costs of certification, addization of the detergents, recordkeeping and enforcement through the year 2000 is almost $704 million. Choices:  1. The costs of certification are not included in EPA's total producer costs estimates. 2. EPA estimates a total producer costs of $704 million. 3. The costs of certification contributes more than half of the total producer costs.
Output: 1
Statement: In the letter to Administrator Whitman, Senators Jeffords and Lieberman asked for an analysis of four different scenarios, requesting that EPA analyze the cost and benefits, including all sectors of the economy and impacts on both the supply and demand side of the equation, of the following multi-pollutant emission control scenarios for the nation's electricity generators. Choices:  1. The senators did not request any analyses. 2. An analysis of four different situations was required by the senators. 3. The senators wanted to know more information before acting.
Output: 1
Statement: Let us see if something can't be managed. Choices:  1. Let's see why something can't be managed. 2. We will determine if it can be managed. 3. Let us see if something is manageable.
Output: 1
Statement: Wheat is planted as a winter crop in the paddies, and garden plots supply maize, chilies, and vegetables. Choices:  1. Agriculture is the crucial foundation for every country. 2. Garden plots supply vegetables, chilies and maizes, and wheat is planted as a winter crop in the paddles. 3. Wheat is planted as a summer crop in the glasshouses, and garden plots supply fruits and meat.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that that can really be a problem i know in in in New York there's a problem with the Koreans that uh that that the uh black community is complaining that the Koreans are taking over Choices:  1. In New York there is tension between the black community and the Korean population. 2. The Koreans are taking over small shops and restaurants. 3. The Korean population and the black community are like two peas in a pod.
Output: 3
Statement: Against this backdrop it is easy for young people to not buy the facts about drugs. Choices:  1. Young people believe everything they hear about drugs. 2. Young people don't believe traditional knowledge about drugs.  3. Young people think drug information is all skewed.
Output: 1
Statement: I expect it will be about five shillings. Choices:  1. It will be approximately five shillings. 2. It will be more than five shillings. 3. I think it will be ten dollars. 
Output: 3
Statement: A general willingness Choices:  1. A general stubborn refusal. 2. A general compliance. 3. General willingness to sacrifice their first born. 
Output: 1
Statement: What I hadn't realized when I posted this question was that two different types of responses were possible--those that mock the idiocy of Warren Weideman for proposing truly stupid movies, frequently involving an abstruse philosopher, and those that mock Showtime for making truly stupid movies, frequently involving Shannon Tweed with her shirt off. Choices:  1. Some people mock the idocy of Warren Weideman but most people love him. 2. Some people mock the idocy of Warren Smith. 3. Some people mock the idocy of Warren Weideman .
Output: 2
Statement: In the mixed  black-Latino, black-Asian, black-white, and Latino-Asian kids. Choices:  1. Including the mixed race children. 2. Biracial children are often teased in school. 3. It is only among the white children.
Output: 3
Statement: The French mock the British, the British mock the French, the Serbs kill the Albanians, the Albanians kill the Serbs--ah, that crazy regional humor. Choices:  1. The French kill the Serbs and the Serbs mock the British. 2. That insane regional hilarity. 3. Another example are the Indians cursing the Pakistanis and the Pakistanis cursing the Indians.
Output: 1
Statement: So she could zoom the camera up on the freshly bandaged wound, to make things more 'believable.' It hurt like hell, until she gave me some drugs to make the pain go away. Choices:  1. The wound was done on purpose to make people feel bad. 2. The wound hurt until she game the pain drugs. 3. The wound was fake and didn't really hurt.
Output: 3
Statement: After the break-up of the Mauryan empire, new invaders appeared on the northwest frontier. Choices:  1. The Mauryan empire continued to exist, easily repelling invaders on its frontier. 2. Invaders popped up on the frontier after the empire's dissolution. 3. The new invaders were hoping to capitalize on the division and confusion inside the former empire.
Output: 1
Statement: FHWA appraises senior executives on their achievement towards all the performance objectives in their individual plans. Choices:  1. FHWA appraises senior executives for achieving their goals in their individual plans. 2. FHWA don't appraise senior executives as that gives them grounds for a raise. 3. The achievements further grow the senior executives portfolio whilst allowing the company to grow even bigger!
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah every year uh there's some freeze damage and i lose different uh variety of shrubs Choices:  1. I retain all my shrubs each year. 2. The winter is hard on some shrub types. 3. I lose some shrubs each year due to the freeze damage.
Output: 1
Statement: Only when Hanson looked over toward the ground was he fully conscious of the speed they were making. Choices:  1. Even after looking at the ground, Hanson could not tell how fast they were going. 2. Hanson only realized how fast they were traveling when he looked at the ground. 3. The ground was zooming past them at blinding speeds.
Output: 1
Statement: What more do you want?" As if in answer to her own question, her eyes fell on a small snapshot of Tommy that stood on her dressing-table in a shabby frame. Choices:  1. She looked at pictures on Tommy on her dressing-table. 2. She avoided looking at the pictures of Tommy on her dressing table. 3. She looked at the black-and-white pictures of Tommy on her dressing table.
Output: 2
Statement: Nevertheless, national saving beyond the amount necessary to replace depreciated capital goods is important for increasing the overall size of the capital stock and the nation's future productive capacity. Choices:  1. It is important to replace depreciated capital goods by national saving beyond the amount necessary and to improve our image. 2. It is important to replace depreciated capital goods by national saving beyond the amount necessary.  3. Replacing depreciated capital goods by national saving beyond the amount necessary can be neglected.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it is well i think we met our time limit Choices:  1. I think we met our time limit, we only had 30 minutes available 2. I think we met our time limit 3. We still have plenty of time left
Output: 3
Statement: The language of these laws, however, only forbids explicit appeals for donations. Choices:  1. These laws, however, are only used to allow explicit appeals for donations. 2. These laws, however, are only used to forbid explicit appeals for donations, said the lawyer. 3. These laws, however, are only used to forbid explicit appeals for donations.
Output: 1
Statement: you know i i think to be you know convicted being convicted is one thing you know and that's and that's great if they're convicted if they're sentenced to death to me you could not sentence them to death unless the case was for sure i mean it had Choices:  1. I on't care about the death penalty because they're all bad people. 2. No one is sentenced to death. 3. If they're sentenced it will be the death penalty.
Output: 3
Statement: Most shops closed at 6 p.m. weekdays and on Saturday were not open or were open only until noon. Choices:  1. Most shops are closed during noon. 2. Noon is when most shots typically closed at weekdays are open. 3. Shops might be open during noon because it is early.
Output: 1
Statement: Managerial Cost Accounting Concepts and Standards for the Federal Government Choices:  1. Accounting concepts and standards are important  2. Managing costs accounting and standards for government 3. There is no managerial cost to account concepts
Output: 3
Statement: Scholars speculate that Shalim might have been an ancient Semitic deity of peace, for the name resembles the modern Hebrew and Arabic words for  peace : shalom and salaam, respectively. Choices:  1. Shalim might have been a fun decoration. 2. Shalim might have been an ancient deity. 3. Shalim might have been an ancient deity, according to religious documents.
Output: 1
Statement: He is endeavouring to make out that there is quite as much evidence against Lawrence as against John ”and I am not at all sure that he will not succeed." Detective-inspector Japp was the first witness called when the trial was reopened, and gave his evidence succinctly and briefly.  Choices:  1. He was trying to persuade the jury that there is an equal amount of evidence against Lawrence as against John. 2. There was no evidence against either John or Lawrence. 3. He believed that both John and Lawrence were guilty.
Output: 2
Statement: this uh photinia the red tipped photinia Choices:  1. This uh photinia the blue tipped spruce. 2. The red tipped photinia is a rare breed a swordfish. 3. This is the red tipped photinia.
Output: 1
Statement: They care about the performance of the computer. Choices:  1. The computer has a Windows operating system.  2. They don't give a crap about the computer or its performance.  3. The computer's performance is something that they care about. 
Output: 2
Statement: and besides just you know having this extracurricular thing i really noticed that it gave people a sense of commitment you know they learned that they need to if they make a a if they have a responsibility especially if it's dealing with another person you know someone else might be relying on them for something um you know depending on them to either be somewhere or take someone someplace or something like that Choices:  1. It'd be good as an extracurricular project that would give them a sense of responsibility. 2. It doesn't teach them anything and it's a bad extracurricular. 3. Community service is a good extracurricular that instills good values.
Output: 2
Statement: However, senior executives at leading organizations recognize that the financial information demanded by decisionmakers to measure and manage performance requires greater precision and more timely access than that required to receive an unqualified opinion on the entity's financial statements. Choices:  1. Senior executives are directly involved in measuring precision. 2. Senior executives are held responsible by the decisionmakers. 3. Measuring performance is not a quick and easy process.
Output: 2
Statement: did you Mexican yeah yeah yeah yeah what kind of what kind do you like uh like Chinese or Italian or Choices:  1. what's your least favorite cuisine 2. do you like Chinese or Italian food 3. do you like Chinese food better than Italian food
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and you get you get a little more carried away with it and you move a little closer Choices:  1. You start to move closer and as you start getting more carried away with it.  2. When you get carried away with it you stop thinking critically and just move automatically.  3. As you get less interested you move further away. 
Output: 3
Statement: His color was high under a pink skin which in this hot country must burn painfully. Choices:  1. His color remained the same under his dark tanned skin.  2. He often got sunburn because of his sensitive skin.  3. His pink skin must burn and hurt in this hot country.
Output: 1
Statement: You shouldn't be; I told you we've entered the House of Sagittarius now. Choices:  1. Like I said before, we're in the House of Sagittarius. 2. I told you several times that we were going into the House of Sagittarius. 3. We're not in the House of Sagittarius yet.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, 17% increase in purchase probability brings about a 0.16(17) = 2.7 percent reduction in aggregate demand. Choices:  1. The aggregate demand is reduced. 2. Increased purchase probability increases aggregate demand. 3. Purchase probability is always present.
Output: 2
Statement: You're out for adventure. Choices:  1. He made a statement about you being out for adventure. 2. You're out for an adventure climbing the Himalayan mountains. 3. You're staying inside, no adventures for a long time.
Output: 3
Statement: As a trial judge I am always happy to see equity in the courts. Choices:  1. I favour inequity in courts. 2. Equity in courts is unfortunately very rare. 3. I am very pleased to see equity in the courts.
Output: 1
Statement: Generally accepted government accounting standards specifically recognize weapons systems and space exploration facilities and equipment as Federal mission PP&amp Choices:  1. Recognizing weapons systems as Federal mission PP& is a very heated topic in the community. 2. Government accounting standards that specifically recognize weapons systems as Federal mission PP& are generally accepted. 3. Federal mission PP& has been cancelled.
Output: 3
Statement: Viejo Madrid, the area spreading outward from the Plaza Mayor, is the sentimental and geographical heart of the city. Choices:  1. The geographical heart of Madrid is in India. 2. Viejo Madrid is where the City of Madrid was first founded. 3. Viejo Madrid represents physical center of the city.
Output: 1
Statement: It is also a surprisingly attractive sadly, a relative rarity among Japan's bland, homogenous cities. Choices:  1. Most cities in Japan are the same thing. 2. Japan typically has uniform, boring cities. 3. The city was the typical bland Japanese city.
Output: 3
Statement: Exposure Draft Choices:  1. Draft Exposure 2. The Exposure Draft had been requested weeks ago. 3. Drafty Window Exposed
Output: 3
Statement: From blue-eyed and sometimes red-haired Kashmiris and the Chinese-Tibetans from Sikkim or Darjeeling, through all the shades of coffee of the heartland, right down to dark-skinned, often curly-haired, Dravidians from southern India, you soon realize there's no such thing as a  typical  Indian. Choices:  1. Indians can have many different physical characteristics. 2. The Chinese-Tibetans from Sikkim and Darjeeling are generally blonde. 3. The Kashmiris never have red hair.
Output: 3
Statement: When the trust fund begins running cash deficits in 2016, the government as a whole must come up with the cash to finance Social Security's cash deficit by reducing any projected non-Social Security surpluses, borrowing from the public, raising other taxes, or reducing other government spending. Choices:  1. In 2016 the entire government will have to find the money to finance the fund when Social Security is forced to run on cash deficits. 2. The public would generally prefer to see the government reduce its spending in other areas to finance Social Security. 3. The trust fund isn't expected to run on any cash deficits for 2016 so the government won't have to scout for money.
Output: 3
Statement: Walls of openwork stone tracery support a canopy of 18 folds fanning out in a circle. Choices:  1. In a round fashion do 18 folds of a canopy of stone tracery. 2. Open work stone tracery are magnificent pieces of work. 3. 17 folds make up a canopy of stone tracing.
Output: 3
Statement: We're meant to feel that we're coming to the end of the line, an impression confirmed in Domenico Gnoli's painting of an empty table covered with a lace tablecloth, Without a Still Life (1966), placed toward the end of the show and chosen for the cover of the catalog. Choices:  1. Gnoli painted an empty pool. 2. Gnoli painted an empty table. 3. Gnoli painted an empty table late at night.
Output: 1
Statement: Then a hand fell on his shoulder. Choices:  1. His girlfriend tapped him on the shoulder. 2. He felt a hand on his shoulder. 3. He was kicked in the face.
Output: 3
Statement: 5 million for grants to local legal services programs. Choices:  1. Philanthropist Steve Smith gave many millions of dollars to the groups. 2. A large deal of money has been allocated to local services. 3. 5 million dollars was taken to the sidewalk and burned in front of the starving people.
Output: 3
Statement: I think the subtext of this election will be, 'I will not embarrass you. Choices:  1. There is no elections occurring. 2. The subtext of the senate election is talked about. 3. The subtext of this election is 'I will not embarrass you.'
Output: 1
Statement: The Romans took control of Petra in a.d.106, and they too have left their legacy. Choices:  1. Petra has been conquered by many civilizations.   2. Petra was conquered by the Romans in A.D.106. 3. Petra was never taken over by the Romans.  
Output: 3
Statement: Otherwise there is nothing to be done." Choices:  1. There is much that can be done.  2. There are no other viable options open at this time.  3. Nothing more can be done now, but perhaps later. 
Output: 1
Statement: He darted from one object to the other with the agility of a grasshopper.  Choices:  1. He moved from object to object with purpose. 2. He moved from object to object. 3. He stood still.
Output: 3
Statement: That's what they've done. Choices:  1. They've done that, said the investigator. 2. They've done that. 3. They haven't done that.
Output: 3
Statement: That immature one, the one that first picked us up--" Choices:  1. The immature one, who picked us up second-- 2. I remember the immature one very well. 3. The first one to pick us up, the immature one--
Output: 1
Statement: The way to think of the above curves is to begin with a discount, go over to the supply curve to get a volume, and then go up to the postal service cost curve to see how much the postal service saved on the last few pieces that converted to presort. Choices:  1. The way to think about the curves above is to start with a discount. 2. The best way to consider the above curves is by avoiding a discount at all costs. 3. The discount needs to be properly analyzed to us it effectively.
Output: 2
Statement: Mrs. Cavendish is in her mother-in-law's room.  Choices:  1. Mrs. Cavendish has a mother-in-law. 2. Mrs. Cavendish has left the building. 3. The room across the hall is Mrs. Cavendish's mother-in-law's room.
Output: 2
Statement: feel bad yeah i don't drink anymore but i can remember Choices:  1. I don't drink anymore because I had a problem but I remember. 2. I don't drink anymore but I remember. 3. I love to drink.
Output: 3
Statement: Most important sight in the neighborhood is the monumental Hetel des Invalides, established by Louis XIV as the first national hospital and retirement home for soldiers wounded in action. Choices:  1. It is the most important sight mainly because of its historical significance. 2. Louis XIV didn't establish Hetel des Invalides, the one who did it was George III. 3. In the neighborhood, the most important sight is the monumental Hetel des Invalides, established by Louis XIV as the first retirement home for soldiers wounded in action and national hospital 
Output: 2
Statement: Jurvetson's winning formula is to back original ideas, not Me Too products such as drugstore.com. Choices:  1. Jurvetson pays no attention to original ideas in his winning formula. 2. Jurvetson's winning formula is to back original ideas. 3. Original ideas are much more successful than copycats that people focus on.
Output: 1
Statement: It was erected in 1906 not far from the reformer's supposed burial site. Choices:  1. The burial site has not been confirmed as the reformer's but experts agree it is the correct location. 2. It was erected down the street from the shopping center. 3. It was built close to the reformer's alleged burial site in 1906.
Output: 2
Statement: Do you suggest that I should do that to a similarly garbed female? Choices:  1. Do you think I should do that to a similarly garbed female or a different one? 2. You don't think I should do that? 3. Should I do that to a woman dressed the same way?
Output: 2
Statement: The reductions that generate the banked allowances are shown as the area to the left of each vertical dotted line as the differences between the reference case and scenario emission trajectories. Choices:  1. The reductions that generate the banked allowances are shown as the area to the left of each vertical dotted line. 2. The reductions do not generate any banked allowances. 3. The bank receives millions of dollars in reductions every year.
Output: 2
Statement: That is arsenic ”not strychnine, said Poirot mildly.  Choices:  1. Arsenic and strychnine are the same thing. 2. It was easy to get arsenic and strychnine mixed up. 3. Poirot pointed out that it was not strychnine, but arsenic.
Output: 1
Statement: The Citizens of the United States of America have a right to applaud themselves for having given to mankind examples of an enlarged and liberal  a policy worthy of imitation. Choices:  1. The citizens of the U.S. are supposed to be proud of themselves. 2. The citizens of the U.S. are a global role model. 3. The citizens of the U.S. should be ashamed of themselves.
Output: 3
Statement: Mailers are, however, understandably concerned over the cost of litigating these more frequent cases. Choices:  1. Litigating frequent cases causes problems.  2. Mailers are concerned about the cost of litigating frequent cases.  3. Mailers are unconcerned about litigation. 
Output: 3
Statement: Discussed below are two methods of analysis currently under review to accomplish these goals. Choices:  1. In order to accomplish these goals, the methods of analysis are reviewed. 2. During the review process, the methods of analysis in question are implemented on a trial basis. 3. All methods of analysis are the same and are equally effective in accomplishing the goals.
Output: 3
Statement: Of course, the one tax concept that we all understand is an audit. Choices:  1. Of course, the concept we all understand regarding taxes is the audit because of how many times we've all been audited. 2. Of course, the concept we all can't fully understand regarding taxes is the audit. 3. Of course, the concept we all understand regarding taxes is the audit.
Output: 2
Statement: And the computer animation and cheerful music suggest that sex is a fun consumable. Choices:  1. The computer animation makes sex look fun. 2. The computer animation makes the sex ed video seem very solemn. 3. The computer animation makes the sex ed video seem too fun.
Output: 2
Statement: Our analysis of the Clear Skies Act includes a quantitative estimate of only two environmental  recreational visibility and ozone effects on agriculture. Choices:  1. A qualitative estimate of only two environmental recreational visibility and ozone effects on agriculture is included in our analysis. 2. The Clear Skies Act gained much importance in Parliament after 2003. 3. Two effects on agriculture are estimated quantitatively in our analysis.
Output: 1
Statement: H-2A workers are legally prohibited from remaining in the United States for more than one year. Choices:  1. H-2A workers are restricted this way in an effort to curb illegal immigration. 2. Workers who are in the United States on an H-2A visa can't stay in the country for longer than 12 months. 3. An H-2A worker is welcome to stay in the United States for as long as they need.
Output: 3
Statement: Although I am a poor typist, I find that I am able to type a document much more quickly and accurately than the above-named software can perform. Choices:  1. I find that I can type quicker than the Word Processing software. 2. I find that I can type quicker than the software. 3. I find that I can type slower than the software.
Output: 3
Statement: This would include nonfederal physical property, human capital, and research and development. Choices:  1. That includes things like intellectual property of private companies. 2. That includes things that are not owned by the federal government. 3. That includes land the government owns.
Output: 3
Statement: Cross-tabulations of events can identify interactions and check the developing story more formally. Choices:  1. There is no way to figure out where any interactions are located. 2. Cross tabulations must be done in all studies. 3. Cross tabbing can point out counter-indications.
Output: 1
Statement: HHS recognizes in its analysis the difficulty of quantifying the costs and the benefits of the rule. Choices:  1. HHS says quantifying costs is difficult because they are constantly changing. 2. HHS says quantifying costs is the easiest part of the report. 3. HHS says quantifying costs is difficult.
Output: 2
Statement: In a nearby side street, Santa Prassede is unprepossessing from the outside but enchanting in the intimacy of its interior. Choices:  1. Santa Prassede is amazing from the outside but the interior is less so. 2. Santa Prassede can be disregarded if seen from the outside, but travel inside and you will see true beauty. 3. Santa Prassede isn't impressive from the outside but the inside is nice.
Output: 1
Statement: Guidelines for data-base formation and analysis deal with explicitness of procedures and techniques, interpretation differences, and the relationship of the findings to those of similar studies. Choices:  1. Database creation and analysis involves explicit rules and methods, contemplating discrepancies, and relations to other similar research results. 2. There are no guidelines for databases at all, any methodology and tactic will work. 3. There is a set of rules for database analysis and formation because of the inherent complexities required to be understood by all participants.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, the unions sponsored voter guides and a get-out-the-vote campaign. Choices:  1. Unions spent a lot of money trying to get people to vote. 2. Unions don't want people to vote. 3. Unions tried to get people out to vote.
Output: 2
Statement: The cinema is a great national passion, with over 300 different films showing in Paris every week. Choices:  1. The most films that will ever be in theater in Paris is 100 per week. 2. People in Paris like to go to the movies as a family. 3. Over 300 different films are shown in Paris each week.
Output: 1
Statement: For business, Hong Kong is still a good place to make money , an increasing amount of which will come from China. Choices:  1. China has no money. 2. Hong Kong is a good place to make money in business. 3. China has an increasing amount of money.
Output: 1
Statement: The virtual copy of Benjamin Franklin blinked, confused. Choices:  1. The virtual Benjamin Franklin knew exactly what was happening. 2. Benjamin Franklin's virtual duplicate blinked, bewildered. 3. He had no idea where he was.
Output: 1
Statement: Too late, Tommy remembered his scheme of obliterating the unprepossessing Conrad. Choices:  1. Revenge is what Tommy is after. 2. Tommy`s plan was to obliterate Conrad. 3. Conrad and Tommy get along great.
Output: 3
Statement: oh okay yeah i work on uh printers and the peripheral products division basically Choices:  1. I've been working on printers a long time. 2. I don't work on printers. 3. Basically, I work on printers and peripheral products.
Output: 2
Statement: you know i mean that's the kind of things you know people that she's keeping and showing that this was a big waste of time it was a waste of paper it was a waste you know to change something like that so Choices:  1. She was disciplined for wasting the time and paper. 2. She has wasted time and paper. 3. Everything she did was productive and worthwhile.
Output: 3
Statement: In his 1975 book, The First Casualty , Phillip Knightley examines this picture and its history at length. Choices:  1. Phillip Knightley examined this picture and its history in his 1975 book, The First Casualty. 2. Phillip Knightley examined this picture and its history in his best selling 1985 book, The First Casualty. 3. Phillip Knightley examined this picture and its history in his best selling 1975 book, The First Casualty.
Output: 2
Statement: You have produced this note very opportunely.  Choices:  1. Your presentation of this note was well-timed. 2. This note is all the evidence we wanted. 3. You still have to produce this note you are talking about.
Output: 3
Statement: Ways to ward off Peter Lorre in M .-- Andrea Carla Been in a Coma Since 1932 Michaels Choices:  1. Since 1932 Andrea Carla has been comatose.  2. Andrea Carla has been in a coma ever since she was in a horrific horse riding accident.  3. Ms. Carla has been comatose since 1988. 
Output: 3
Statement: This man was not small, he was dense. Choices:  1. The man was large. 2. The man was too stupid to understand what was happening. 3. The man was small and smart.
Output: 3
Statement: well she just sent me the information out i i got a hold of it you know i just sent it back in and Choices:  1. I received the information and turned it in. 2. She just sent me statistics for my project. 3. She didn't have any information to send me.
Output: 3
Statement: and you know he's like well i get more exercise pushing it around Choices:  1. It's more difficult, but he seemed to be fine with that, wanting a better workout. 2. He uses a cart to push it around instead of lifting it himself. 3. And he said he'd get more of a workout pushing it around.
Output: 2
Statement: Hornby still writes with warmth and charm. Choices:  1. The writing of Hornby is entirely cold and stark. 2. There is warmth and charm in Hornby's writing. 3. Hornby mainly writes children's stories with illustrations.
Output: 1
Statement: The hiking trail takes a good three hours, passing through rhododendrons, orchids, and laurel. Choices:  1. The hiking trail is quite rigorous and not for beginners.  2. The hiking trail takes only one hour for most hikers.  3. The hiking trail is picturesque with many flowers and other flora. 
Output: 2
Statement: Staats was also a leader in recognizing the importance of international interaction in the accountability field. Choices:  1. Staats didn't find the interaction important at all.  2. Staats knew who to hold accountable for actions.  3. Staats recognized that international interaction is important. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Washington Post 's Desson Howe and Slate's David Edelstein insist the film still has its  Every so often, something wickedly inspired will come along (Howe); the film's still more agreeable than most of the slapdash laugh-machines around (Edelstein). Choices:  1. There are no good films ever. 2. Sometimes an inspired film comes along. 3. The film is somewhat agreeable in comparison to others.
Output: 1
Statement: It is simply that they don't have to do any of that. Choices:  1. They don't have to do any of that. 2. They have to do all of that?! 3. It is simply the fact they don't have to bother doing any of those things.
Output: 2
Statement: It is, however, best to reserve your accommodation in forest rest-houses in advance of your journey. Choices:  1. There's no need to make reservations in the forest rent-houses before you get there. 2. If you don't make reservations in advance, the rent-houses will probably fill up. 3. The best plan is to make reservations in forest rent-houses before you depart for your trip.
Output: 1
Statement: Our markets are global in nature and no nation, including the United States, can go it alone. Choices:  1. The US is not capable of being without the market. 2. America does not share the market with any country. 3. The markets are worldwide and any country can participate. 
Output: 2
Statement: Eden Gardens, with pond and pagoda and the venerable Caletta cricket grounds, are by the river. Choices:  1. The river is far from the Caletta cricket grounds.  2. The cricket grounds get flooded due to the proximity to the river. 3. There are gardens and cricket grounds by the river.
Output: 1
Statement: Or so says Arlie Hochschild in The Time  When Work Becomes Home and Home Becomes Work . The modern home is like an assembly-line factory, with an endless stream of clothes to clean and kids to shuttle and broken windows to fix and meals to cook. Choices:  1. Arlie Hochschild believes that the modern home is too chaotic with no rules. 2. The modern home is like an assembly-line factory compared to old times. 3. Arlie Hochschild thinks that the modern home is like an assembly-line factory.
Output: 1
Statement: Take this, and get Jane regularly togged up for this evening. Choices:  1. Jane likes getting togged up. 2. Jane should be sure not to be togged up this evening. 3. This will help you get Jane togged up.
Output: 2
Statement: Why don't you write a note telling the bridal couple that you had such fun arranging their party and that you and all the guests at the shower will have fond thoughts of them while they are away honeymooning. Choices:  1. Why don't you write a note telling the bridal couple that you had a lot of fun doing their party and that all of the guests will have good thoughts for them while they are on their honeymoon. 2. Why don't you write the bridal couple a note saying you and all of their party guests hate them. 3. Why don't you write a note telling the bridal couple you enjoyed arranging their party and that the guests will have fond thoughts of them while they go to their honeymoon in Bermuda.
Output: 2
Statement: In research and development programs, this might consist of data for the year concerning the number of new projects initiated, the number continued from the prior year, the number completed and the number terminated. Choices:  1. All the data is from 1993. 2. This might have data for the year in the program. 3. This might have data for the year put into that table.
Output: 1
Statement: While Florentine art developed its formidable intellectual and emotional power, the tone of Sienese painting Simone Martini, the Lorenzettis, even the Mannerist Sodoma remained gentle and delicate, bathed in the light and color of its surrounding countryside. Choices:  1. Florentine art has emotional power to it. 2. Florentine art has no emotion to it. 3. Sienese and Florentine art are very different.
Output: 2
Statement: he's at a dangerous point right now he understands the mechanics of pushing the button and throw but not necessarily the direction it's going to go in Choices:  1. He completely understands the mechanics and the consequences. 2. It's dangerous right now because he understands the mechanics but not the consequences. 3. He understands the mechanics but is learning the consequences.
Output: 1
Statement: um yeah well there was a interesting cartoon in the editorial the other day it was a there was a picture of a shop keeper with this really mean look on his face and empty shelves in back of him and a little rat and a couple of spider webs and Choices:  1. There was a cartoon within the editorial in the past. 2. The shopkeeper looked really friendly. 3. There are always cartooons featured in editorials.
Output: 2
Statement: Strict emission controls for cars and industry have considerably reduced L.A.'s notorious smog, but air quality can still be poor. Choices:  1. The government thinks of ways to reduce air pollution. 2. There is no control over the emissions in the car industry. 3. Smog was reduced by strict emission controls issued for the car industry.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh oh no kidding Choices:  1. Oh wow seriously? 2. That's pretty surprising. 3. Yeah I already knew that.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh so i think it just i think it depends on the circumstances and how many times that person has been in trouble i mean really big trouble Choices:  1. I think if the person doesn't have a previous criminal record, the charges should be less severe depending on the circumstances. 2. I think it depends on the circumstances and how many times the person has previously been in trouble. 3. I do not think the circumstances matter, a crime is a crime.
Output: 3
Statement: Only our valley here is spared," said Ca'daan. Choices:  1. The valley was obliterated by a nuclear explosion. 2. The valley suffered no damage. 3. The missiles narrowly missed the valley and so it suffered no damage.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh and so eventually they were forced to put her Choices:  1. Finally they let her choose. 2. They had to put her somewhere. 3. So at last they were forced to place her.
Output: 1
Statement: Staying on that show is like staying in an abusive marriage. Choices:  1. Staying on that show is as undesirable as being in a abusive marriage. 2. Staying on that show is not worth the time and effort 3. staying on that show is the greatest experience there is.
Output: 3
Statement: Indicated is a way of implying he said it while indicating he must not have actually said it. Choices:  1. He boldly confirmed that he had said it. 2. He was lying through his teeth. 3. He strongly implied that he hadn't actually indicated anything.
Output: 1
Statement: FEMA concluded that all emergencies share certain common traits, pose some common demands, and ought to be approached functionally. Choices:  1. FEMA said all emergencies are similar in some ways. 2. FEMA says all emergencies are too different to compare. 3. FEMA said all emergencies benefit the same response.
Output: 2
Statement: Participants also noted that the PCAOB should take advantage of the fact that under the current environment no one has more motivation for getting bad auditors off the street than the accounting firms themselves. Choices:  1. Bad auditors are identified by cameras in the office lunch room. 2. Accounting firms are motivated to remove bad auditors. 3. The PCAOB should not be concerned with bad auditors at accounting firms.
Output: 3
Statement: right oh they're getting another one later in the week there there was another one that was another storm um that was supposed to hit them like on Wednesday or something so i suspect it'll it'll wind it's way to you afterward it's not a pleasant thought so Choices:  1. The storm may end up hitting you as well, so you should clear out. 2. Another storm was bound to hit them on Wednesday. 3. The storm hit reached them on Monday, but it won't be reaching you.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, if frequent flyer miles received on program-related travel were not captured and used for this type of travel, the bureaus might not be able to send their employees to these types of events. Choices:  1. The employees might have not been using their frequent flyer miles as it should have been the case. 2. The bureaus will definitely send their employees to these events, as they do every year. 3. The employees of the bureaus might not be able to go to these types of events.
Output: 2
Statement: As Baudelaire put it in his essay The Painter of Modern Life: All the complicated material conditions to which [dandies] submit, from an impeccable toilette at every hour ... Choices:  1. Dandies are committed to a rigorous lifestyle. 2. Dandies pride themselves on order and cleanliness, as evidenced by their perpetually pristine washrooms. 3. Baudelair accuses dandies of being degenerate slobs prone to living with a thick layer of filth upon their living quarters.
Output: 3