niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: infrastructure in preventing large-scale Medicaid fraud perpetrators from receiving payment for fraudulent claims. Choices:  1. There is no infrastructure present to prevent Medicaid fraud perpetrators from getting paid. 2. Besides an infrastructure, there should also be a an extensive backup plan for when the infrastructure fails. 3. In order for large-scale Medicaid fraud perpetrators to stop receiving payment for fraudulent claims, a certain infrastructure is needed.
Output: 1
Statement:  In the right season, abandon any weight concerns and tuck into a bowl of fresh strawberries and cream ( fresas con nata), widely advertised by the island's restaurants and cafes. Choices:  1. When the season comes, get yourself a bowl of fresh greens and ranch dressing from the island's many restaurants and cafes and keep watching your weight. 2. When the season is right, get a bowl of strawberries and cream from the island's restaurants and cafes, forget about your weight problems, and take a dip in the beach near you. 3. During the right season, get yourself a bowl of fresh strawberries and cream from the island's restaurants and cafes and forget about your weight concerns.
Output: 1
Statement: calculated and used for all city carrier routes. Choices:  1. calculated and used for only half of the carrier routes. 2. calculated and used for all carrier routes citywide. 3. calculated and used for all newspaper routes across the city.
Output: 1
Statement: well possibly i think it does um i'm not sure i think it does some uh it it it it may sort of lead to some uh it it it may just be another form of sort of regimenting you know in kids which i which i think is good actually to have some kids sort of sit together and you know just say things and sort of do things together so possibly Choices:  1. I think it may lead to kids doing things together. 2. It may lead to regimenting in kids. 3. I think that it is a bad thing for kids to do things together.
Output: 3
Statement: it's all metric all ready Choices:  1. It's been metric the whole time.  2. All of that is already metric. 3. All of that is measured in inches. 
Output: 3
Statement: So that brings us down to it again. Choices:  1. And with that we are back at that again. 2. And then we were once more back to the point again. 3. That led us further into the muddle.
Output: 3
Statement: There are windswept mountain peaks, craggy cliffs that plummet to the sea, and emerald valleys that could be stand-ins for Ireland or Scotland. Choices:  1. The particularities of Ireland and Scotland are emerald valleys, craggy cliffs, and mountain peaks. 2. Ireland and Scotland are known for their flat terrain. 3. The visitors of Ireland and Scotland take great interest in their uncommon landscapes.
Output: 2
Statement: The Judicial Council is addressing language barriers by increasing the availability of qualified interpreters and translating forms and instructions into Spanish, Vietnam-ese, Korean and Chinese. Choices:  1. There are no barriers when it comes to language. 2. Everyone believes that there should be more forms and interpreters available across different languages. 3. Language barriers are being addressed by the Judicial Council.
Output: 1
Statement: It's an awkward position for all of us.  Choices:  1. The position of the parked cars is awkward for all of us involved. 2. The position is far from ideal for everyone. 3. The position the boss took in the matter benefited some of us.
Output: 3
Statement: If on the one hand you have somebody telling you you're a great artist and on the other girls wanting to sleep with you every night, it's hard to stay humble. Choices:  1. It's hard to be humble if people think highly of you. 2. It's impossible to be humble if people think highly of you. 3. It's easy to be humble if people think highly of you.
Output: 3
Statement: right well that's it i but i have gotten we have cable and so um that's Choices:  1. That's right, but we have cable now. 2. We got cable just this past weekend. 3. We are still thinking of getting cable.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't have the patience to read Choices:  1. I'm very restless when it comes to reading 2. I find reading very entertaining and easy 3. I struggle with reading because I didn't learn as a child
Output: 2
Statement: but um oh we suffered that first summer we traded that thing in  as as soon as we could because it just it's indispensable down here to have air conditioning Choices:  1. It's absolutely necessary down here to have air conditioning. 2. Air conditioning is essential down here. 3. Air conditioning is dispensable down here.
Output: 3
Statement: i typed his Master's papers and things on a typewriter oh boy to have a computer back then Choices:  1. i used a typewriter to type up his master's degree assignments and i wish i'd had a computer to do that 2. i had a computer back then to type his master's degree assignments 3. i typed an entire master's thesis on that typewriter
Output: 2
Statement: The audit steps and questions provided are directed toward assessing whether an agency has sufficiently addressed critical factors, including support from managers and users, adequate project staff, and controls over the acquisition's scope before and after a contract is awarded. Choices:  1. The audit steps that are provided are directed towards assessing if an agency addressed the critical factors. 2. The audit steps that are provided are directed towards assessing if an agency addressed the inconsequential factors. 3. The audit steps that are provided are directed towards assessing if an agency addressed the critical factors like how managers are paid.
Output: 2
Statement: I was even bested by a woman. Choices:  1. A woman beat me by two hundred yards. 2. A woman beat me. 3. I beat everyone.
Output: 3
Statement: Catalyst is discussed in Section 6.4. Choices:  1. Section 6.4 discusses catalysts. 2. Catalyst is not discussed. 3. Catalyst is discussed.
Output: 2
Statement: Stomp all over us ... that's what you Rebs has been promisin' to do, ain't it? Choices:  1. You Rebs have promised to stomp all over us. 2. All you Rebs want to do, is embrace us. 3. What you Rebs want to do, is eradicate our way of life and then forget about us.
Output: 2
Statement: They claimed they could feel a hum or whisper, deep and powerful. Choices:  1. They were sensitive to the noises. 2. They were deaf and could not hear the whispers.  3. It was felt with much strengthen. 
Output: 2
Statement: That is, we're paralyzed by the repeated idea that his election is inevitable. Choices:  1. The election is very nasty and tight.  2. The election is completely avoidable.  3. We're terrified by the idea that the election is inescapable. 
Output: 2
Statement: You can visit the Temple Mount from Saturday through Thursday, but on Fridays (the Muslim Sabbath) and on major Islamic holidays, including the entire holy month of Ramadan, the Haram is closed to non-Muslims. Choices:  1. The Temple Mount is open to non-Muslims during Ramadan. 2. Muslims carefully monitor the Temple Mount to keep non-Muslims from tarnishing their morals. 3. The Temple Mount is closed to non-Muslims during Ramadan.
Output: 1
Statement: What do we know of the storms?"The torrent," San'doro corrected. Choices:  1. The storm was flooding locations. 2. The weather was beautiful and calm everywhere. 3. The storm included a lot of rain.
Output: 2
Statement: The hollyhock decorates a big red oxcart, accompanied from the Imperial Gosho Palace by 300 Kyoto citizens dressed in splendid Heian-period costumes. Choices:  1. Kyoto citizens dressed up in ornate costumes to honor their king. 2. Kyoto citizens dressed up in costumes. 3. Kyoto citizens watched a ceremony on tv but didn't want to participate.
Output: 3
Statement: The tiny sun came last. Choices:  1. The tiny sun came first. 2. This was becausse of a spell cast by the Vampire Lords. 3. The last sun to come was the tiny one.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah yeah well yeah i don't have much time to watch TV i'm a grad student trying to trying to get a a PhD thesis out so Choices:  1. I like to watch TV though when I have the time. 2. I'm in school trying to finish a PhD thesis so I don't have a lot of spare time for watching TV. 3. I'm unemployed and not going to school so I have lots of time to watch TV.
Output: 3
Statement: Fischel is also the author of  The Conspiracy To Destroy Michael Milken and His Financial Revolution . Administrators protest that they are only keeping pace with their  UNEXT has already signed on with Columbia, while Harvard, Stanford, and Cornell are considering commercial partners for their own online programs. Choices:  1. Fischel wrote a book about Michael Milken. 2. Fischel wrote a book about Michael Milken that was praised by book critics. 3. Fischel wrote a book about Michael Moore.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, lest their opponents' weakness not suffice to produce a landslide, both incumbents got further help from a third-party  Nixon from George Wallace, who drained white Southern support from the Democrats, and Clinton from Ross Perot, who likely will drain white suburbanites from Dole. Choices:  1. Wallace drained 75% of the white Southern support from the liberals. 2. Wallace lost white Southern support to the liberals. 3. Wallace drained white Southern support from the liberals.
Output: 2
Statement: The forms can be created on line and then printed out in ready-to-file form. Choices:  1. The forms can't be created on the Internet but they can be printed and ready to file 2. It's generally more convenient to have the forms printed out. 3. It's possible to use the Internet to create forms.
Output: 1
Statement: i you know i don't know i think there's a point some of these plea bargains and all this kind of stuff that they do it's just it just gets out of hand and i understand that you know that you know my husband and i Choices:  1. I think plea bargains are fine. 2. I think the plea bargains get out of hand. 3. I think the plea bargains for murderers are out of hand.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah Saturday morning which is you know i i go to those when i can Choices:  1. I usually spend the whole Saturday morning there, if I make it. 2. I go to those on Saturday mornings, if I can. 3. I only go on Friday afternoons.
Output: 3
Statement: Kilberry Bagpipes (at Gilmore Place, Tollcross) manufactures and sells traditional, professional instruments in a range of sizes. Choices:  1. All of the instruments at Kilberry Bagpipes come in one size only. 2. Kilberry Bagpipes has their own factory to manufacture instruments. 3. There are a range of instruments in different sizes at Kilberry Bagpipes.
Output: 1
Statement: We can polish them and put them into the sphere where they belong. Choices:  1. We can put them in the sphere after polishing them. 2. We can dirty them and keep them here. 3. We can poli return them to the sphere.sh back to their original brilliance and
Output: 2
Statement: Nor have conservatives figured out whether to blame Democrats in general or Clinton in particular. Choices:  1. Both Democrats and Clinton are equally to blame. 2. Conservatives have decided that they will blame Clinton. 3. Conservatives are still figuring out who to blame between Democrats and Clinton.
Output: 2
Statement: The best view is from the top of the gateway. Choices:  1. The top of the gateway is where you should place yourself to get the best view. 2. The bottom of the gateway has the best view. 3. The top of the gateway has the best view.
Output: 2
Statement: Mavericks do have problems without Roy Tarpley they're not going anywhere Choices:  1. Mavericks are doing great this year. 2. Roy Tarpley was on the team for years. 3. Mavericks are not doing well because Roy Tarpley is not on the team.
Output: 1
Statement: We also need to take steps to do so in conjunction with the needed enhancements to the current accounting and reporting model. Choices:  1. Enhancements to the current reporting model aren't considered necessary. 2. A more updated version of the accounting model is long overdue to most members of the profession. 3. Enhancements to the current accounting model is one of the purposes of the steps that need to be taken.
Output: 1
Statement: OMB's approval will be announced by HHS in the Federal Register. Choices:  1. The approval means certain projects will be able to move forward. 2. HHS will announce OMB's approval in the Federal Register. 3. OMB reviewed but did not approve HHS.
Output: 3
Statement: But, if you want one at midnight, a restaurant will most likely oblige. Choices:  1. You might also find one at the main square at midnight. 2. If you want one at midnight, you will have to wait until the next day.  3. A restaurant will likely be able to provide one at midnight.
Output: 2
Statement: When defined benefit pension plans lose money the plan sponsor, typically the employer, will ultimately bear the cost of the loss. Choices:  1. Most employers do not offer defined benefit pension plans.  2. The employer is usually the sponsor of defined benefit pension plans.  3. Employers never are sponsors of defined benefit pension plans. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i i'm i'm not really sure i don't personally i don't own a gun um and i don't think i probably ever would Choices:  1. I'm a gun fan, I own 3 guns and a hunting rifle. 2. I don't own a gun because I don't like them, but my brother has a 9mm gun and a shotgun. 3. I don't own a gun and I don't think I will own one in the future.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1992, the paper delayed its expose of masher Sen. Choices:  1. The paper delayed the report it was going to publish. 2. The paper delayed the report for three months. 3. The paper printed the expose right away.
Output: 3
Statement: Confounding our initial assumption, the spot prompts us to question why this kind of discrimination is accepted--even legal in 41 states, a fact the narrator tells us most Americans don't know. Choices:  1. This kind of discrimination is illegal in all 50 states.  2. This kind of discrimination is legal in the majority of states.  3. In two states, people are encouraged to discriminate. 
Output: 1
Statement: food price um but mostly i think you know service and atmosphere are the two things that you know i don't minds paying little bit if if i don't have to wait too long to eat and if the service is good the food is good Choices:  1. I refuse to pay anything extra for eating quickly because I should just be able to anyway. 2. If I have to pay a bit extra so that I do not have to wait very long, I don't mind doing that. 3. If I have to pay a ten percent surcharge in order not to wait then I will gladly do that.
Output: 1
Statement: Any one of us who has studied elementary alchemy could blow a globe of it to the right size for the sky dome. Choices:  1. No one knows how to make the globe the right size. 2. Even without formal training, some of us can make the globe the right size. 3. Any student of basic alchemy could make a globe the right size for the sky dome.
Output: 1
Statement: Ben and Nicolette split, and Nicolette began seeing a married plumber who was doing work on Clark's house. Choices:  1. Nicolette and Clark are friends. 2. Nicolette and Ben broke up. 3. Nicolette was dating a single carpenter. 
Output: 3
Statement: Its annual growth rates were as  2.2 percent in 1987-90 Choices:  1. The annual growth rates were 2.2% for that time period. 2. The annual growth rates were 2.2% for that time period, much lower than normal. 3. The annual growth rates were 32.2% for that time period.
Output: 3
Statement: Renewed planning efforts and a commitment to build statewide core functions and capacities led to the final planned merger between Appalachian Legal Services and the West Virginia Legal Services Plan. Choices:  1. Appalachian Legal Services were finally able to merge with another organization. 2. The merger would improve the legal system while cutting costs. 3. Despite renewed efforts, the merger between Appalachian Legal Services and the West Virginia Legal Services Plan ultimately collapsed.
Output: 3
Statement: I gulped. Choices:  1. I spit. 2. I almost chocked when I swallowed. 3. I swallowed.
Output: 1
Statement: and welcome to Texas Choices:  1. Hello from Texas 2. Welcome to Nevada. 3. Welcome back to Texas.
Output: 2
Statement: Filled with deciduous woodland, green fields, small villages, and farmhouses, this is the epitome of northern English landscape. Choices:  1. The northern English landscape is valued for its woodlands, fields, and villages.  2. There are no trees in England.  3. Farmhouses dot the English countryside. 
Output: 2
Statement: The only truly inspired segments of American Pie feature the amazing Eugene Levy as Biggs' dad, who's always walking in on the kid in the middle of some creative bout of wanking. Choices:  1. There couldn't have been anyone else to play Biggs' dad like Eugene Levy did. 2. Eugene Levy is not a very good actor and didn't play the role of Biggs' father well. 3. Biggs' dad is always walking in on the kid while he's masturbating.
Output: 2
Statement: Bursts of warmth came up from their work. Choices:  1. It enlightened the people who saw it. 2. It was a very cold place to work. 3. Their work was warming.
Output: 2
Statement: This document, the LSC Special Report to Congress - State Planning and Reconfiguration, was prepared in response to a request made by the U.S. Choices:  1. The document is a response to the U.S. 2. The Federal Government was who the report is aimed at. 3. The U.S. wanted to find out more information about it.
Output: 2
Statement: And this other was more important than I? Said Adrin, rolling another set and apparently losing. Choices:  1. Adrin won the role. 2. Adrin thought someone else was being treated better. 3. Adrin lost after another role.
Output: 1
Statement: Because so many buildings are still residences, however, there are relatively few attractions to visit compared with the Old Town. Choices:  1. More and more buildings are slowly turning to businesses than residencies.  2. There is an abundance of attractions for tourists.  3. There are more attractions to visit in the Old Town. 
Output: 2
Statement: right use it as a just a Choices:  1. right, you can use it in a number of ways 2. no, you have to use it this way 3. correct, make use of it like a
Output: 2
Statement: China today boasts some 20 missiles that could hit the United States and is working to supplement that force with more survivable, mobile launchers. Choices:  1. China has no missiles in their arsenals. 2. China has missiles that can reach the US and is preparing them in case needed. 3. China brags it can launch missiles that can hit the US and it has 20.
Output: 1
Statement: Me and Moosier here have met before ”and there's no man's 85 judgment I'd sooner take than his.  Choices:  1. We've worked together on cases before, and I trust his judgement.  2. I don't want him here, but have been told I have to include him in the investigation.  3. I'm glad to have his assistance on this difficult case, also.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon looked at Susan and smiled. Choices:  1. Jon smiled and looked at Susan.  2. Jon was hoping that she thought the joke was funny too.  3. Jon frowned and looked at her. 
Output: 3
Statement: yes sure i was also a gymnast when i was very small in a Czechoslovakian Turner Society and and yeah and had the opportunity of uh competing nationally and Choices:  1. I stopped competing in gymnastics after a knee injury.  2. I was a gymnast when I was younger.  3. I never had the opportunity to compete nationally as a gymnast. 
Output: 3
Statement: The price of getting the story is often a promise of full anonymity. Choices:  1. A full promise of anonymity is often what it takes to get the information for a story. 2. Journalists do not use anonymity when getting a story. 3. Anonymity can be exchanged in order to get the story.
Output: 2
Statement: One visit was conducted in April Choices:  1. One visit happened in April. 2. We visited our parents in April. 3. We visited in June.
Output: 3
Statement: My apartment was horribly cramped, which was exactly how I wanted it. Choices:  1. My apartment was tiny. 2. My apartment was 200 sq feet. 3. My apartment was huge and lavish.
Output: 3
Statement: To the south along the shore is the popular Dead Sea resort of Ein Gedi, a good place for lunch, a swim, or a walk on the nature trails. Choices:  1. Ein Gedi has picnic benches, a basketball court, and swings. 2. Ein Gedi is a crowded resort on the Dead Sea. 3. The Dead Sea had a resort called Ein Gedi that went out of business.
Output: 3
Statement: Au revoir, my clever and charming young lady. Tuppence sped lightly down the stairs. Choices:  1. Good riddance, you dastardly old wench. Tuppence hobbled up the stairs. 2. Tuppence was only too glad to leave. 3. Tuppence swiftly left as the watcher whispered goodbye.
Output: 1
Statement: I looked as blank as possible. Choices:  1. I offered no expression at all but my partner did.  2. My expression was blank.  3. My facial expression was completely transparent. 
Output: 3
Statement: Eligible to vote except by proxy. Choices:  1. Allowed to vote, but not by proxy. 2. Banned from voting under any circumstances. 3. Permitted to vote in the local election.
Output: 2
Statement: His martyr pose is pretentious and self-serving. Choices:  1. His pose for the statue is awful. 2. His pose is pretentious. 3. His pose is graceful and selfless.
Output: 3
Statement: Arrive early in the morning for your first look across the hills from the grey-stone towers of San Gimignano (a medieval Manhattan ), or come to Siena's Piazza del Campo at sunset. Choices:  1. You can look across the hills and see the towers of San Gimignano. 2. You can look across the hills and see the stark grey towers. 3. You can't see the towers from that spot.
Output: 3
Statement: A teen-ager during the war, Simova survived in London, living with the Korbels. Choices:  1. Simova was just a teenager during World War II.  2. Simova lived with her pet elephant in Antarctica, during the war.  3. Simova lived in London during the war. 
Output: 2
Statement: Tuppence gave herself over to new meditations. Choices:  1. Tuppence is trying new forms of meditation. 2. Tuppence normally has a very strict meditation routine, that she struggles to break away from. 3. Tuppence stays focused on one thing in particular, at the cost of everything else.
Output: 3
Statement: Accountants) Choices:  1. Accountants are people who enjoy accounting for things 2. Accountants 3. There are no accountants.
Output: 3
Statement: He has a great frilly beard and a tall top-hat. Choices:  1. He had no facial hair. 2. He hasn't shaved in months. 3. His hat is very small.
Output: 1
Statement: The route from Nice to Monaco, along the precipices of the Mari?­time Alps' southern slopes, offers one of the most spectacular drives in the country. Choices:  1. The southern slopes of the Maritime Alps are the steepest in Europe. 2. The southern slopes of the Maritime Alps are part of the route from Nice to Monaco. 3. Nice and Monaco are not connected by a route.
Output: 3
Statement: 22 "I must make my apologies," said the doctor.  Choices:  1. The doctor said he had nothing to apologize for. 2. The doctor said he had to apologize. 3. The doctor said he had to apologize for his secretary's behavior.
Output: 1
Statement: most most of the time now they do the first week after the first six months so that if somebody really needs that time Choices:  1. They never have the first week after the first six months for someone that needs the time. 2. Usually they have the first week after the initial six months so if someone really needs the time. 3. Most of the time they do the first week after six months if they pass a test.
Output: 1
Statement: do you think the US is going to wind up keeping uh military bases over there Choices:  1. Do you think the US will keep their military bases over there? 2. Do you think the US will admit its mistakes about the invasion of Iraq? 3. Do you think the US will keep their military bases where they don't belong?
Output: 2
Statement: Edits are programmed to perform various comparisons, verifications, and calculations to produce outputs that effectively replace many of the manual invoice processing and examination procedures. Choices:  1. Edits are programs which run on many different platforms. 2. An edit is not a way to replace many manual examination procedures. 3. Edits replace the manual invoice processing and examination procedures.
Output: 2
Statement: You don't give a fellow a chance." Choices:  1. You don't give someone an opportunity. 2. You abhor giving someone an opportunity to prove you wrong. 3. You give everyone chances.
Output: 3
Statement: The INS stated that it found good cause to make the rule effective on April 1, 1997, because of the statutory deadline imposed by the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) of 1996. Choices:  1.  The INS stated that it found good cause to make the rule effective on April 1, 1997 2.  The INS didn't state that it found good cause to make the rule effective on April 1, 1997. 3.  The INS stated that it found good cause to make the rule effective on April 1, 1997 and allow this rule to be in force till 2020.
Output: 2
Statement: Antonio da Sangallo the Elder, architect of many of the town's palazzi, built his masterpiece, the 16th-century church of San Biagio, southwest of town, a gem of High Renaissance architecture hidden at the end of a cypress-lined road with views of the Chiana valley. Choices:  1. The church of San Biagio is over three hundred years old and was built by Antonio da Sangallo the Elder. 2. Antonion da Sangallo the Elder was commission by the Catholic church to build many buildings. 3. Leonardo Da Vinci, the architect of many of the town's palazzi.
Output: 3
Statement: The unfairness of that jab pushed him off balance. Choices:  1. He stayed balanced and didn't even waiver at the jab.  2. He was knocked off balance by the unfair jab. 3. He fell to the ground at the force of the jab.
Output: 1
Statement: Today, the onion seller with beret and bicycle is becoming as much an anomaly in France's urban and suburban setting as he would be in America. Choices:  1. The onion seller wore a beret and a vest. 2. The onion seller wore a beret. 3. The onion seller had nothing on his head.
Output: 3
Statement: that after all they're only people too in that they're subject to corruption just like any other human being and they do have a lot of power Choices:  1. They're incorruptible because they have a lot of power.  2. They do have a lot of power, but they're subject to corruption just like any human being.  3. They could be less susceptible to corruption than other human beings. 
Output: 1
Statement: No, I can't say that I have. I was becoming quite excited, but Poirot damped my ardour by remarking: "Yet the explanation is quite simple.  Choices:  1. I most definitely can say that I have. 2. My enthusiasm was weakened by Poirot's remark that "the explanation is quite simple." 3. Poirot convinced me that the explanation isn't plausible.
Output: 1
Statement: Let's go and get them!" Choices:  1. We should chase after them! 2. We can't let them get away with it! 3. We'll never get them!
Output: 3
Statement: Take care. Choices:  1. Be safe. 2. Live dangerously. 3. Avoid any risky situations.
Output: 2
Statement: This isn't Sicily!  Choices:  1. We are in Greece. 2. We are not in Sicily. 3. We are in Sicily.
Output: 3
Statement: i saw one i thought was crummy with that new uh Michael J Fox movie The Hard Way where he plays a a actor that's uh like the huh Choices:  1. The Hard Way was really stupid. 2. The Hard Way was released last month. 3. I thought The Hard Way was a fantastic movie.
Output: 3
Statement: Go where they seek play, not work, and you may find their hearts and minds softer than here. Choices:  1. You should go to the park. 2. You should find them at work. 3. You should go where they have fun.
Output: 2
Statement: no no i'm in Detroit or not Detroit i'm in uh California Choices:  1. I thought I was in Detroit but no, I'm in California. 2. I'm no longer in Detroit, I moved to California. 3. I am in Detroit, not California.
Output: 3
Statement: Porto Santo's airfield (much larger than the one at Madeira before the latter was expanded), lies just below. Choices:  1. Porto Santo's airfield (much larger than the one at Madeira before the latter was expanded), lies just below but is more difficult to land at. 2. Porto Santos airport is larger that the airport located at Madeira. 3. Porto Santos airport is significantly smaller than the airport located at Madeira.
Output: 3
Statement: His faced burned a deeper red. Choices:  1. His face was redder than hers.  2. His face was colorless.  3. His face turned deep red. 
Output: 2
Statement: He did not talk of his sword or his skills. Choices:  1. He didn't speak about his skills or his blade.  2. He was always bragging about his fighting skills.  3. He didn't want his enemies to know how good he was. 
Output: 2
Statement: The moment I heard of a fire being lighted in Mrs. Inglethorp's room, I leaped to the conclusion that it was to destroy some important document ”possibly a will.  Choices:  1. I guessed that a fire was lit in Mrs. Inglethorp's room in order to destroy a document.  2. I believe that Mr. Inglethorp's will was destroyed.  3. I believed that a fireman was in Mrs. Jones' room. 
Output: 3
Statement: She swayed a moment, staring at him. Choices:  1. She didn't know what to think, as she stared at him. 2. She was staring at him and she swayed. 3. She was looking down at her own feet.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh i their figures i think are true so i mean it's like compared to you know compared to weapons and stuff like that i mean you're spending nothing on on crime in the country itself what you're doing is you you know it's like you have other things you know it's like you have the AIDS we're going to solve try to solve the AIDS problem while while you know some people are getting killed here and there and then Choices:  1. Crime exists in the country. 2. Weapons are nonexistent in this country. 3. The country spends less on weapons than on solving the AIDS problem.
Output: 2
Statement: The western end of George Street begins at Charlotte Square, originally named St. George's Square after the patron saint of England (mirroring St. Andre's Square at the street's eastern end, which was named for the patron saint of Scotland). Choices:  1. The meeting point of George Street and Charlotte Square was once called St George's square. 2. Charlotte Square is named after the patron saint of England. 3. George Street runs right through the middle of Charlotte Square
Output: 2
Statement: In addition to the 31 written comments received in response to the notice of proposed rulemaking, EPA held a public hearing in Romulus, Michigan, on May 15, 1997. Choices:  1. Romulus, Michigan, was where the EPA held the hearing. 2. The EPA did not receive any comments and therefore could not make judgment. 3. The judgment was in Romulus, Michigan, on May 15, 1997.
Output: 2
Statement: The king cannot visit this shrine, as to look upon what is considered to be an image of himself, an incarnation of Vishnu, would be a forecast of death. Choices:  1. The king is considered to be an incarnation of Vishnu. 2. The king stares at his image in the shrine daily. 3. There are three other shrines that the king can never visit.
Output: 2
Statement: No, no! Poirot went up to her and pleaded in a low voice.  Choices:  1. Poirot went up to her and screamed abusive words in her face. 2. Poirot went up to her, and begged in a whisper. 3. Poirot begged that she stay the night at his place.
Output: 1
Statement: The other categories of aliens and the presence requirement were retained. Choices:  1. There are numerous categories for aliens 2. Aliens cannot and should not be categorized. 3. Retained were some of the categories of aliens.
Output: 2
Statement: Once darkness falls, the water in the bay is filled with luminescent micro-organisms that glow when agitated. Choices:  1. Luminescent micro-organisms sometimes glow in the water. 2. The bay no longer has any water. 3. The glowing micro-organisms are more numerous on the west side of the bay.
Output: 2
Statement: A small bay bounding the north side of town has Venetian balconies overhanging the water. Choices:  1. The water is overhung by Venetian balconies in the small bay. 2. The small bay is only one mile wide. 3. The Venetian balconies are lower than the water level.
Output: 3
Statement: president someday maybe Choices:  1. President? Never 2. President someday, maybe 3. Someday maybe I'll be president
Output: 1
Statement: Participants encouraged the SEC and the PCAOB to work closely with the states in taking actions to restore public confidence and ensure an appropriate degree of consistency needed for viable interstate commerce. Choices:  1. The SEC and PCAOB do not work together. 2. There has been a large lack of confidence in these organizations from the public. 3. The SEC and PCAOB are involved with regulating interstate commerce.
Output: 1
Statement: We can solve this if we keep working together, said Judge Newton. Choices:  1. Judge Newton things that working together is the only want to solve the problem. 2. Judge Newton believes that working together is a good way to find a solution. 3. Judge Newton wants to figure the problem out alone.
Output: 3
Statement: The northernmost Temple of Ceres was built around 500 b.c. , and was later used as a church in the early Middle Ages, as attested by three Christian tombs. Choices:  1. The Temple of Ceres is over one thousand years old. 2. The Temple of Ceres crumbled in a 1988 earthquake. 3. The southern most Temple of Ciri was built in 45 b.c.
Output: 3
Statement: It was so old that Red's father couldn't tell Red when it had been built. Choices:  1. Red's father knew when it was built. 2. Red's father hadn't been born when it was built. 3. Even Red's father didn't know how old it was.
Output: 1
Statement: I have to ask her, said Ca'daan, more to convince himself than confirm it with his companions. Choices:  1. Ca'daan wanted to ask her to stay. 2. Ca'daan was too nervous to talk to her. 3. Ca'daan wanted to ask her a question.
Output: 2
Statement: Also modest, it will not attempt to solve all the problems relating to campaign finance, lobbying, and other activities that allow money to buy influence in politics. Choices:  1. There exist problems relating to campaign finance and lobbying. 2. It is moral to influence politics through spending money. 3. Lobbying does not involve the spending of money to buy influence in politics.
Output: 3
Statement: next year i was planting some broccoli and and some of those they are called cabbage loppers or whatever they were just covered with them i mean i went up i didn't go out there for about three days you know because i Choices:  1. My cabbage loppers, or whatever you call them, were just covered with them. 2. My cabbage loppers, or whatever you call them, were completely infested. 3. Fortunately my cabbage loppers were not covered with them.
Output: 3
Statement: oh well that's good too Choices:  1. That is also good. 2. That's a little bad. 3. I like them both equally.
Output: 2
Statement: Together with the Palazzo dei Priori, the cathedral sustained some damage from Umbria's 1997 earthquake. Choices:  1. Umbria's 1997 earthquake damaged the cathedral. 2. The earhquake dealt a great amount of damage to the cathedral and the town. 3. The cathedral remained unchanged even throught the 1997 earthquake.
Output: 3
Statement: And one hears exactly the same argument now. Choices:  1. He only hears the argument when he wants to. 2. He never listens to arguments about anything.  3. He is hearing the same argument.
Output: 2
Statement: The pileup of cliches ends with a safe Clarence Harmon, Mayor. Choices:  1. A king is made safe by a pileup of cliches. 2. A mayor is made safe by a pileup of cliches. 3. A mayor is made safe by a pileup of racist cliches.
Output: 1
Statement: 'And why would I want one of those?' Choices:  1. Why would I want a cigarette?  2. Why would I bury one of those? 3. What is a reason I would want to have one?
Output: 2
Statement: Experiencing just nine of them will give an impression of the whole. Choices:  1. Visitors can get a good understanding of the whole by seeing only nine of them. 2. However, there's no substitute for taking the time to explore all of them, not just nine. 3. It's impossible to get a good sense of the whole from visiting only nine.
Output: 3
Statement: Another reporter asked, How do you think your supporters are going to respond to all this? Choices:  1. The reporter had asked four questions by then. 2.  Another reporter asked, How do you think your supporters are going to respond to all this? 3. The reporter did not ask any questions.
Output: 3
Statement: She actually looked sad. Choices:  1. Her expression was one of sadness. 2. Her friends had left without her making her feel sad. 3. She look very happy.
Output: 3
Statement: Moreover, they have not found any increase in illness among Gulf veterans as a whole or among those exposed to the proposed agents. Choices:  1. They have found a raise in illness for vets from the Gulf war. 2. They haven't found a raise in neurological illness for vets from the Gulf war. 3. They haven't found a raise in illness for vets from the Gulf war.
Output: 1
Statement: People will be able to download court forms and other documents specific to the county in which they live from the Web site, said Pryce, a Republican from Upper Arlington. Choices:  1. They wanted to make it user friendly. 2. People would have to go in person to get the forms. 3. They were going to make the forms available online.
Output: 2
Statement: Do I just have the capacity to eat doughnuts and hamburgers and broccoli? Choices:  1. Can I eat doughnuts and hamburgers and broccoli? 2. Can i eat all the hamburgers on the plate? 3. I don't have the capacity to eat all the hamburgers.
Output: 3
Statement: That's where the Yard's at a disadvantage in a case of this kind, where the murder's only out, so to speak, after the inquest.  Choices:  1. This is the type of case which gives clear advantage to the Yard. 2. In a case like this, the Yard is behind the eight ball. 3. The public now knows about the murder.
Output: 1
Statement: well i think it's caused a lot of you know big difference between when people had gone to war before like compared to Vietnam because i mean i know that there was so much more support for the soldiers going over and even people that didn't agree with the war still seem to be able to separate that Choices:  1. The support for the war was for our soldiers, not the reasons for the war 2. There was no support at all for the Vietnam war 3. People could separate their feelings on situations such as the Vietnam war
Output: 2
Statement: But no matter!" And, with a characteristic shrug, he dismissed whatever it was that was worrying him from his mind.  Choices:  1. His worries disappeared with a shrug. 2. He was constantly worried. 3. He wasn't able to shrug off the worry.
Output: 3
Statement: The instance is not selected by us; rather, we are called to it. Choices:  1. The instance was not our first priority. 2. We were called to the instance. 3. We selected the instances by ourselves.
Output: 3
Statement: I WAS thinking of something, confessed Tuppence. Choices:  1. Tuppence admitted that she was thinking of someone. 2. Tuppence wasn't thinking of anyone at all. 3. Tuppence didn't know who she was thinking of.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1839, the governor of Singapore sent James Brooke (1803 1868) to promote trade links with the Sultan of Brunei. Choices:  1. James Brooke undertook his trading mission on his own. 2. The governor of Singapore trusted Brooke's diplomacy and knew he was the right man for the job. 3. James Brooke promoted trade links with Brunei's sultan.
Output: 1
Statement: This sweeping vista of Jerusalem has changed greatly over the centuries, but has never failed to dazzle millions of pilgrims who have made the long journey to the Holy Land. Choices:  1. Jerusalem is a very important city for millions of people. 2. The Holy Land of Jerusalem has attracted millions of people over the centuries. 3. Jerusalem is an abandoned city, nobody goes there anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: It is, in a word, simply beautiful. Choices:  1. It is very nice to look at and very elegant. 2. It is very pretty. 3. It is really quite ugly.
Output: 3
Statement: i've uh changed wiper wiper blades or something but i have noticed since uh i got married that my husband he hates to do auto repairs but he would rather do them himself than than to pay someone else i guess he can't make himself pay someone to do the repairs when he knows he knows how to do it and to do it so he he hates the time that he takes but he has changed um the brakes and he has done all of the tune-ups and the things like that  and recently he changed the steering mechanism in our car Choices:  1. He doesn't know anything about cars.  2. He knows how to do car repair. He just hates the time it takes.  3. My husband hates working on the car, but he'd rather do it himself than pay someone else to do it. 
Output: 1
Statement: Virtually all items of Federal mission PP&amp;E are useable for their intended purposes at September 30, 199Z. Choices:  1. There is no such thing as a federal mission. 2. All federal mission was created on september 30th. 3. This purpose included revenue boost.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm just about desperate." Choices:  1. I'm at the end of my rope 2. I'm doing alright 3. I'm just about dying for his love and attention
Output: 2
Statement: Drew's head went up, his throat was rasped raw by the Yell which had taken desperate gray-coated troopers down hedge-bordered roads in Kentucky and steep ravines in Tennessee, sending them, if need be, straight into the mouths of Yankee field guns. Choices:  1. Drew's throat was raw from singing. 2. Drew's throat was raw from yelling and he is very tired. 3. Drew's throat was raw from yelling.
Output: 1
Statement: Finally, visit the village of Olimbos on Karpathos, where the people, including children, wear elaborate and beautiful traditional costumes. Choices:  1. The children in Olimbos wear dull and drab traditional costumes. 2. One can see elaborate and beautiful traditional costumes in Olimbos. 3. Olimbos on Karpathos is a popular tourist destination year-round.
Output: 1
Statement: kind of like the Italians it's really good but instead i catered to their diet so i made baked chicken in the crock pot and um it was good and everything it had all the vegetables in it but it seemed kind of boring compared Choices:  1. Italian food is very tasty. 2. I ignored their request and told them they could either like it or lump it! 3. I made a special dish for them but it was bland compared to what I would've preferred to make.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh if i'd been a couple of generations ago they would have had kids running around by then Choices:  1. They wouldn't have had kids so soon , back then. 2. Couples are waiting to have kids later in life, when they are settled. 3. Years ago, they would have had kids by now.
Output: 1
Statement: However, HHS is accepting comments on the interim final rule for a 90-day period for consideration in the development of the final rules to be issued implementing the HIPAA. Choices:  1. After 90 days, the HHS will not accept any comments about any rules.   2. For 90 days, the HHS will accept comments on the interim final rule.   3. The HHS will accept comments on the interim final rule for the next year.  
Output: 3
Statement: For better or for worse, she said, she's going to finally get my divorce and get on with my life. Choices:  1. She mentioned that she is going to get the divorce. 2. She will never get divorced, it is just impossible she said. 3. She only recently filed for divorce from her husband.
Output: 2
Statement: Reading Comprehension Made Easy Choices:  1. Reading comprehension made difficult. 2. Reading comprehension can be difficult. 3. Reading comprehension is always difficult.
Output: 1
Statement: There are, however, regular small-plane flights to both islands and daily service by large rapid catamarans. Choices:  1. Small plane flights between islands is a regularity. 2. The small planes are mostly single engine Cessnas designed for four passengers. 3. There are no known ways of passage between the islands.
Output: 3
Statement: are they thin long Choices:  1. Do  they stay thin for along time? 2. Are they very thin? 3. They are never thin
Output: 3
Statement: 'If you eat them both, I'll know and I'll come back and kill you in your shitty hut,' She opened her mouth and hissed at me. Choices:  1. She made a noise to show that she hates people. 2. She made a noise at me. 3. She was silent.
Output: 3
Statement: The information had to include specific identification of the good or service. Choices:  1. No specific identification of the good or service was required. 2. It required specific identification of the item or service. 3. The server's name or product bar code number was required.
Output: 1
Statement: These preliminaries completed, the Coroner proceeded to business.  Choices:  1. The Coroner conducted his hearing in an organized and systematic manner. 2. Preliminaries completed, the Coroner cancelled the hearing until next week. 3. The Coroner called a police detective to give evidence next. 
Output: 2
Statement: Impeachment has also frozen the Senate but for a less ominous reason. Choices:  1. The Senate isn't as involved in the impeachment. 2. Impeachment has frozen something other than the Senate. 3. There is nothing ominous about the impeachment.
Output: 3
Statement: of uh people to teach math and sciences and somebody said well you know you could go in and and substitute teach at seventy five dollars a day and there's always going to be you know uh somebody having a need for a math or science teacher i thought Christ they're letting me in to you know this would be this would be frightening i don't know anything about it Choices:  1. Seventy five dollars a day is normal for math teachers. 2. There's always a need for math teacher substitutes. 3. You will have trouble finding work there as a math teacher.
Output: 3
Statement: The island of Jamaica offers a wealth of activities, sites, and attractions. Choices:  1. Jamaica has no coastline. 2. Jamaica is an island. 3. Water sports are popular on the island of Jamaica.
Output: 1
Statement: so to me if somebody has life you know beyond a reasonable doubt they should that should be it you know particularly for some of these really Choices:  1. If someone has life, you know, beyond a reasonable doubt, tthey should be then. 2. To me, they should never be able to do that under any circumstances. 3. Beyond a reasonable doubt, they should be.
Output: 2
Statement: I just thought: Let's give good old Slim a chance."   Choices:  1. We shouldn't let Slim have a chance. 2. Let's let Slim take a chance at it. 3. Slim was eager to try it out.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah but then there's people you talk to and say i've never been sick a day in my life you know so i guess i guess you know the the studies show as an average Choices:  1. I guess the study accounts for people who have never been sick. 2. Everyone says they have been sick at least once in their life. 3. Some people say they have never been sick in their lives.
Output: 2
Statement: it's the hub city Choices:  1. This is a main traffic point. 2. This has only been a hub city for the past year. 3. This location is not important.
Output: 3
Statement: His wife followed him, murmuring something about persuading Mrs. Inglethorp to think better of it.  Choices:  1. He told his wife not to follow him 2. He has a wife who followed him 3. Mrs. Inglethorp is his friend.
Output: 1
Statement: Meanwhile, if you believe in the domestication of animals as pets, that's a personal choice. Choices:  1. It's up to you, you can believe in the domestication of animals as pets. 2. You are allowed to believe that wild tigers and gorillas can make wonderful house pets. 3. Domestication of pets is always wrong, no exceptions.
Output: 3