niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: yeah yeah i've been i've been real fortunate my family's never had anybody anybody anybody like in in in a nursing home but Rick's family my husband's family really has has has Choices:  1. I would dread it if any of my family members had to go into a nursing home. 2. Several members of my family are currently in nursing homes. 3. I am lucky that none of my family members has had to go into a nursing home.
Output: 2
Statement: The goal is not to bail out failing Korean enterprises but to keep enterprises from failing only because of a panicky flight from the won and the fall in its value. Choices:  1. There are failing Korean enterprises. 2. There are failing Korean enterprises because of the failing economy. 3. There are no failing Korean enterprises.
Output: 3
Statement: Buchanan or Bush vs. the congressional Republicans. Choices:  1. The congressional Republicans are at odd with President Bush. 2. Bush and Buchanan are in agreement with the congressional Republicans. 3. There are Republicans in Congress.
Output: 2
Statement: Several examples of his early works reminded me that he was not completely worthless after all. Choices:  1. Several samples of his early works reminded me that he was once onto something. 2. Several samples of his early works reminded me that he was one of the best in his time. 3. Several examples of his early works convinced me that he has never done anything worthwhile.
Output: 3
Statement: The University's Fung Ping Shan Museum, 94 Bonham Road (open Monday Saturday 9:30am 6pm, admission free) holds a significant collection of bronzes, dating from 3000 b.c. , and ceramics, including Han Dynasty tomb pottery. Choices:  1. There is a collection of bronzes and ceramics in the university museum. 2. The museum is open only Mondays. 3. These artifacts can be purchased from the university for a handsome fee.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh right and the one that's like in May you can only wear and and supposedly we don't have an opportunity my husband and i we don't go to a lot of like where you have to wear Choices:  1. That is in the first week of May. 2.  that's like in May. 3. That is likely not in May or June.
Output: 3
Statement: so we've got an automobile that's that's got some class to it but i don't really i can't tell now what kind of a car is coming down or what kind of a car i'm following unless i get up close enough to read the name on it Choices:  1. Unless I get really close to it, I can't tell what kind of car is in front of me.  2. I can tell what kind of car it is from miles away, I know all of them by heart.  3. My vision has gone bad in my old age, so I have a hard time telling what kind of car is coming. 
Output: 2
Statement: The view over Jerusalem from the top of the building's 46-m (150-ft) tower is magnificent. Choices:  1. One can see West Jerusalem from the tower, but not East Jerusalem. 2. The building's tower is 50m tall and overlooks the countryside. 3. The city of Jerusalem can be seen from the top of the tower.
Output: 2
Statement: uh when i have a chance i watch those on uh i guess Sixty Minutes is usually on Sundays and uh i just like to see you know who they are raking over the coals Choices:  1. I hate watching 60 Minutes, it's very poor journalism. 2. 60 Minutes is the only show I watch on Sunday. 3. I like to watch 60 minutes on Sundays to see who they're targeting this time.
Output: 1
Statement: Roberto  'Yes I'm look nuts, but I'm the winner. Choices:  1. Roberto is the winner. 2. Roberto was the clear loser. 3. Roberto won by a huge margin.
Output: 2
Statement: The cynical view is that she's got a year or two at the top before she chokes under the pressure, as Kwan did. Choices:  1. Some people believe the pressure won't get to her and she will remain at the top. 2. Some people think she will choke after a year or two like Kwan and the others did. 3. Some people think she will choke after a year or two at the top.
Output: 1
Statement: You should know by the time you arrive at Poiso whether or not the journey will be worth the effort. Choices:  1. You will never know if it was worth it. 2. You should know if it will be worth all your long hours. 3. You should know if i will be worth your effort.
Output: 1
Statement: At any hour of the day you'll see lobster traps being put together and nets being mended along the shore. Choices:  1. The lobster traps and fishing nets are completely invisible. 2. You will be able to see fishing equipment there. 3. The lobster traps are primarily used far from the shore, while the nets are kept close.
Output: 1
Statement: They wallow in anti-government rhetoric as if Oklahoma City had never been bombed, but make no assault on the federal leviathan. Choices:  1. Oklahoma City was bombed. 2. Oklahoma City had never been bombed. 3. Some entities use the bombing as rhetoric to support federal policies.
Output: 2
Statement: uh start forcing attitudes and whatnot you know there's not a lot of pressure to to vote the right way or anything else around TI like there like there is in some companies or at least you know from what i've heard but uh Choices:  1. There is a lot of pressure on people to vote in certain ways. 2. Everyone has complete freedom and self-determination in votes. 3. Most companies have a forced attitude on its workers.
Output: 2
Statement: The Slums of Beverly Hills also walks a line between two genres, in this case coming-of-age sex comedy and autobiographical monologue. Choices:  1. Beverly Hills Slums split between two genres, one of coming-of-age sex comedy and autobiographical monologue. 2. The Slums of Beverly Hills never formed a rift of genres, instead only focusing on coming-of-age sex comedies. 3. The autobiographical monologue phenomenon is of greater intensity than the comedies of the Beverly Hills Slums.
Output: 2
Statement: He turned to John.  Choices:  1. He turned to look at Susan. 2. The sheriff turned to John and said "You have the right to remain silent".  3. It was  a man who turned to John. 
Output: 1
Statement: As long as you're positing an evolutionary urge with no present-day benefits, why assume the most complicated explanation is correct? Choices:  1. All accepted evolutionary urges have direct benefits to present-day society. 2. A evolutionary urge is being assumed as the reason. 3. Cultural or economic factors could easily be the reason rather than an evolutionary urge.
Output: 1
Statement: But the most popular tourist sight is Topkap?? Palace, the home of the Ottoman sultans, where the riches of the Imperial Treasury and the intrigue of the Harem draw many thousands of visitors each year. Choices:  1. The Ottoman sultans were uninterested in tourists. 2. Topkap Palace was never home to anyone important or wealthy. 3. The Imperial Treasury of the Ottoman sultans had many riches.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh there's a lot of job security in that because it takes so long to uh come up to an experience level where you're able to you know you have to be able to maintain them do the maintenance uh Choices:  1. There's job security in that, since it takes a while to get the experience. 2. The work is easy, so there is little job security. 3. It takes years of training to get the required experience for that job.
Output: 2
Statement: Bursa's most famous building is the Yekil Terbe (Green Tomb), which takes its name from the beautiful tiles that cover its walls. Choices:  1. The Yekil Terbe is the most famous as it is the oldest, too. 2. The most famous building in Bursa is the Yekil Terbe. 3. The name Yekil Terbe takes its name from the grotesque tiles which cover its walls.
Output: 3
Statement: But the Bronx alone refused, saying that Legal Services lawyers might be forced to answer to LSNY's funders rather than focus exclusively on their clients' interests. Choices:  1. The Legal Services lawyers support the objections raised by The Bronx. 2. The Bronx was concerned about lawyers not being able to focus entirely on the interest of their clients. 3. The Bronx was only one of many boroughs to refuse.
Output: 3
Statement: OK, Rafik changed tone from childish to adult, 'I take the white-green one and we're out of here.' Choices:  1. Rafik's adult tone sounded a bit funny in that situation. 2. Rafik always spoke in a childish tone, never caring about adult things. 3. Changing the tone from childish to adult, Rafik said 'OK, I take the white-green one and we're out of here.'
Output: 2
Statement: The Kentuckian began to speculate about a match between the gray stallion and the horse foaled on the Arizona range. Choices:  1. The horse foaled on the Arizona range was no match for the gray stallion. 2. The person who was speculating was from Texas. 3. There was a stallion that was gray.
Output: 2
Statement: uh i'm sure singers and professional people know that and you always hear your own voice in recordings and say my God that's that's not obviously that's not me you know Choices:  1. When I listen to my voice recordings, I don't recognize my own voice. 2. Most people don't like the way that they sound in voice recordings. 3. I like to listen to the sound of my own voice. 
Output: 3
Statement: The first consignments were exported in 1866 and, within a few years, thousands of tons were being shipped to markets in the US and Britain. Choices:  1. Consignment exports began in the year of 1864. 2. British markets received thousands of tons of the consignments after 1866. 3. Hundreds of tons were shipped to France in later consignments.
Output: 1
Statement: He wasn't that bad after all. Choices:  1. He wasn't great, but he wasn't terrible.  2. Everyone told him he was spectacular. 3. He was tolerable.
Output: 2
Statement: Sure thing they would!  Choices:  1. No, they wouldn't. 2. Yes, they would! 3. Yes, they would do that for sure!
Output: 1
Statement: Boards and auditors need to be vigilant to ensure that any inappropriate actions are avoided. Choices:  1. Auditors need to be careful that people don't do inappropriate things. 2. Auditors should not be concerned if they see something inappropriate. 3. Auditors should check that people are not putting client information in vulnerable places.
Output: 2
Statement: well actually i've found out that i'm not going to go back to being an engineer  i'm i'm i'm a photographer now Choices:  1. Photography is my true passion. 2. I actually will go back being an engineer. 3. I won't be an engineer anymore, I take photographs now as a photographer.
Output: 2
Statement: Under his administration, emphasis was placed on improving the status and position of the Malays and  other indigenous peoples.   Choices:  1. His administration notoriously sought to benefit the colonialists and had little regard for indigenous people. 2. Under his administration emphasis was given to improving the lives of the Malay and other indigenous people. 3. Under his administration and those who came after him, emphasis was given to helping the Malay and others.
Output: 1
Statement: On Saturday mornings in Palma, the crowds flock to the Baratillo, or flea market (even the signs on city buses call it by its English name). Choices:  1. The crowds go to the Baratillo. 2. The crowds go to the Baratillo because there is great food and music. 3. The crowds stay far away from the Baratillo.
Output: 3
Statement: My dad was stationed in Guam during the World War Two though Choices:  1. I went to Guam when my dad was based there during World War Two 2. During World War Two my father was posted in Guam 3. I don't know if my dad was in Guam during World War Two
Output: 3
Statement: In either case, where we identified multiple studies that are appropriate for estimating a given health effect, we generated a pooled estimate of results from each of those studies. Choices:  1. They id'd a single study. 2. This will show outcome of effects like diabetes. 3. A pool of estimated results were gathered ased up on a given health effect.
Output: 1
Statement: This grand national park provides an ideal setting for exploring vast expanses of rainforest, fast-flowing rivers, and mountains of the peninsula's Main Range. Choices:  1. The national park's wildlife is federally protected. 2. You can explore large amounts of rainforest at this grand national park. 3. The national park is closed for exploration.
Output: 3
Statement: It is important to recognize that this transition to a more effective homeland security approach is part of a larger transformation effort that our government must make to address emerging security, economic, demographic, scientific, technological, fiscal and other challenges of the st century and to meet the expectations of the American people for timely, quality and cost-effective public services. Choices:  1. This is just one change the government needs to accomplish in order to continue to serve its roll and provide services. 2. Streamlining homeland security to a smaller department is the first step in a multi-milestone approach to ensuring the government is addressing national security, cultural shift, technological and financial changes.  3. The government is making no changes.
Output: 3
Statement: The Standards for Internal Control in the Federal Government (GAO/AIMD-00-21. Choices:  1.  The Standards for Internal Control in the Federal Government are in place for a reason. 2.  The Standards for External Control in the Federal Government 3.  The Standards for Internal Control in the Federal Government
Output: 2
Statement: that's i knew you were going to say that i wanted i want to go see that Choices:  1. You have no idea how much I want to see it. 2. I knew you were going to say that! 3. I knew you'd know how much I want to see the movie.
Output: 1
Statement: The decline of the Korean economy would cause more bankruptcies, increase investors' efforts to get out of won assets into other currencies, and force the won down further. Choices:  1. The Korean economy is better now, but its decline has caused bankruptcies in the past. 2. The decline of the Korean economy was beneficial since there weren't any bankruptcies. 3. Many bankruptcies were caused by the decline of the economy of Korea.
Output: 2
Statement: because the people there could realize that they were the same as as themselves you know the prisoners of wars were were the same as the people living in that country Choices:  1. It was clear that people living in that country should be treated better than prisoners of war. 2. So, for example, ordinary men of military age could be detained without cause. 3. The people there realized that they were treated the same as prisoners of war.
Output: 1
Statement: The most northerly of the western Maui oceanfront resorts, the Ritz-Carlton is a grand hotel with hints of tropical plantation days, set amidst rugged coves and mountains. Choices:  1. There are no coves or mountains near the Ritz-Carlton. 2. There are many resorts further South of the Ritz-Carlton. 3. The Ritz-Carlton is the farthest North of resorts in western Maui.
Output: 1
Statement: Now no joy but lacks saltThat is not dashed with painAnd weariness and fault Choices:  1. Everyone is very joyful. 2. No one has had joy in years. 3. There is no joy now.
Output: 1
Statement: We had a little bit of sex, mostly out of habit. Choices:  1. The one thing we had a lot of was sex.  2. Sex is something we had a little bit of.  3. We had a little dinner and a little sex. 
Output: 1
Statement: What time was that? Choices:  1. What time was that? 2. What day is it? 3. What time was that yesterday?
Output: 2
Statement: so does alcohol show up in these tests Choices:  1. Will alcohol show up in these tests? 2. I know alcohol won't show up in these tests. 3. Will alcohol show up in these tests because I drank yesterday.
Output: 2
Statement: Both Glenridding and Patterdale offer boat rentals. Choices:  1. Both places offer boat rentals. 2. Glenridding and Patterdale don't offer boat rentals. 3. You can rent boats affordably in both places.
Output: 2
Statement: Nehru Memorial Museum is devoted to Independence and the life of India's first Prime Minister. Choices:  1. India's first Prime Minister is celebrated in the Nehru Memorial Museum. 2. Nehru Memorial Museum is devoted to the period of British rule. 3. Entry to the Nehru Memorial Museum is free.
Output: 2
Statement: uh so we see uh the ones that have been out for a while i was trying to think what the last movie that we went to see was probably Russia House with uh Sean Connery and uh Choices:  1. The last movie we saw in a theater was probably Russia House. 2. We don't go out to watch movies in a theater very often. 3. The last movie we went out to see was probably Frozen.
Output: 3
Statement: well world music is um a lot of the a lot of where they where they make music that they adapt to a to another kind of to another type of listener uh for example let's say you're taking like an original Brazilian form of music Choices:  1. I like listening to music from different countries. 2. World music is based on where they are from. 3. The music is from outer space.
Output: 3
Statement: Do you also deny this? 81 The Coroner handed him the register in which his signature was inscribed.  Choices:  1. The register of signatures was shown to the man who was giving evidence.  2. The witness expressed surprise when looking at the register.  3. The Coroner showed the man a computer printout of names and dates. 
Output: 3
Statement: Still others, such as Entertainment Weekly 's Ken Tucker, predict the unpredictable Drudge, a refreshingly snarky news anchor, will shake up political television. Choices:  1. Television has never had an anchor like Drudge before. 2. According to Ken Tucker, Drudge is going to disrupt political television. 3. Ken Tucker thinks that Drudge will be just like all the other news anchors.
Output: 3
Statement: and i think if if you read that i think you'll get a real kick out of it Choices:  1. It's a really funny book. 2. I believe if you read that, you'll think it's really funny. 3. Don't read it because I don't think you'll like it.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah we have a lot of light yeah and well it it it um well it's just uh i think it's just the the the dark blue to about three feet and then above that we left it white so anyway it didn't change but the the interesting thing is that paint we wound up having to go back and scrape some of that away it didn't it kind of bled under the masking tape which i guess is probably the topic we're Choices:  1. I regret to inform you that we encountered a little difficulty during the paint job. 2. I'm sure the owner won't notice a little color bleeding in such an inconspicuous place. 3. Our paint job went without a hitch!
Output: 3
Statement: Also, if State and Federal excise taxes remain at the current levels, tax revenues will decrease over time because of decreased sales. Choices:  1. Tax revenues will see an increase due to sales if State and Federal excise taxes remain at current levels. 2. State and Federal excise taxes have been at this level for less than a year. 3. If excise taxes do not change from the current State and Federal levels, tax revenues will eventually decrease due to lower sales.
Output: 1
Statement: is that with regard to workplace engineering or just you know environment the work place environment or Choices:  1. There's a huge difference between workplace engineering and the topic of the office's environment. 2. Workplace engineering is an important subject that goes hand-in-hand with the office's environment and culture. 3. Are you asking specifically about workplace engineering, or just the office environment?
Output: 2
Statement: I thank you for the opportunity to work with you to continue that great tradition. Choices:  1. No two people are working together. 2. The tradition has been happening for many years. 3. Someone is thanking someone else for the ability to work with them.
Output: 1
Statement: and drugs are illegal so i guess if they made drugs legal or marijuana legal then we the we wouldn't be going through this you know they wouldn't be testing which doesn't make any sense either because they say you know it has no place on the job and you can't work safely under the influence of drugs and stuff like that Choices:  1. Job safety has improved as a result of drug testing. 2. Drug testing wouldn't happen if drugs were legal. 3. Drug testing only happens because drugs are legal.
Output: 3
Statement: Was the drawer unlocked?" Choices:  1. During your search, were you able to open any of his drawers? 2. Who attempted to search his drawers? You or Mary? 3. So you are saying that he did not have any drawers in his room at all?
Output: 3
Statement: In any case, it's hard to imagine Clinton's vice president, Al Gore, accepting bundles of cash in his White House office as Spiro Agnew did. Choices:  1. Al Gore is currently illegally accepting money at his office. 2. Spiro Agney was fired after his scandal was exposed. 3. It's very unlikely that VP Al Gore would be as foolish as Spiro Agnew to accept money in his White House office.
Output: 1
Statement: The unconstrained distributed lag model coefficient estimate is 0.0012818 and the single-lag model coefficient estimate is 0.0006479. Choices:  1. The single-lag model coefficient estimate is 0.0006479. 2. A double-lag model coefficient exists, but was not taken for this model. 3. The unconstrained distributed lag model coefficient is estimated to be about 0.3431543
Output: 3
Statement: Rather than being a capital or trade centre, though, Sant Antoni is the throbbing heart of package-tour Ibiza, and instead of occupying just a corner of the bay, the town extends for miles. Choices:  1. Sant Antoni is not only the capital, but also a vital trade center with little to offer to tourists. 2. Due to the huge tourist affluence, Sant Antoni has grown much bigger than other more important cities. 3. Sant Antoni is a popular destination for tourists, even though it is not the capital.
Output: 1
Statement: Norman raids left both in a sorry state, and Bishop Maurice de Sully decided a cathedral should be built to replace them. Choices:  1. The cathedral was to be dedicated in honor of those who fell in the raids. 2. Maurice de Sully remained a cardinal their whole life, never ascending to the rank of bishop.  3. Both were left in a deplorable state due to raids by the Normans.
Output: 2
Statement: oh definitely oh absolutely incidentally oh i can't remember the name of that place there's a beautiful park up there and they do have a uh uh oh sort of a hotel a lodge a lodge that's what it is Choices:  1. I don't remember the name but they have a nice lodge. 2. I remember the name of it. 3. There is a great park with lots of trees and wildlife.
Output: 2
Statement: oh God love her yeah Choices:  1. Oh God, I totally hate her 2. Oh God, I love her and her extroverted personality 3. Oh God, I love her
Output: 1
Statement: The definition of computerprocessed data is therefore broad. Choices:  1. The definition of computerprocessed data is refined based on category. 2. Computerprocessed data has a broad definitiion.  3. Computerprocessed data has a very specific definition. 
Output: 3
Statement: Julius tapped his revolver. Choices:  1. Julius did not have a gun. 2. Julius rapped his gun. 3. Julius gestured to his gun.
Output: 1
Statement: For Pundit Completists  David Brock profiles Meet the Press host Tim Russert and surveys the competitive world of the pundit shows in this week's New York magazine. Choices:  1. Brock did some analysis on the competitive world of pundit shows. 2. Nobody has ever done research on pundit television shows. 3. Brock found that Meet the Press was the number one top rated show in the world.
Output: 2
Statement: federal budget will increasingly be driven by demographic trends. Choices:  1. Demographic trends have no effect whatsoever on the federal budget. 2. Demographic trends are increasingly pertinent to the federal budget. 3. There are other trends that drive the federal budget besides demographic ones.
Output: 1
Statement: Just because an insurer won't pay for a treatment doesn't free a doctor from providing it. Choices:  1. An insurer not paying for a procedure precludes a doctor from providing it. 2. An insurer not paying for a treatment may cause the doctor to not provide it. 3. An insurer not paying for a procedure doesn't preclude a doctor from providing it.
Output: 1
Statement: As the man had fallen, clutching the wound in his chest, Jon had seemed to forget about him completely. Choices:  1. Something else was taking Jon's attention. 2. The man was wounded. 3. The man had a wound in his leg.
Output: 3
Statement: Hates you? I cried, astonished.  Choices:  1. He hates you? 2. I don't think he could hate you.  3. I know he likes you!
Output: 3
Statement: A number of sculpted tombs include the sculpted tombs of Marie de Valois (on the right) and Robert the Wise d'Anjou (d. 1343; behind the high altar). Choices:  1. Marie de Valois died of the Black Death in the year 1200. 2. The tomb of Marie de Valois is not a sculpted tomb. 3. The tomb of Robert the Wise d'Anjou is a sculpted tomb.
Output: 2
Statement: As in Hirosema, one of the most moving monuments is a single piece of masonry left standing. Choices:  1. Hirosema only has a single piece of old masonry left. 2. Hirosema has an abundance of old masonry. 3. The masonry in Hirosema was destroyed.
Output: 2
Statement: Every time I renew my passport--content provider, I put that right in. Choices:  1. I don't put in anything during my passport renewal 2. I put in that I am a content provider on my passport renewal. 3. The passport renewal application doesn't have leniency for my position.
Output: 1
Statement: But if it's at all possible, plan your visit for the spring, autumn, or even the winter, when the big sightseeing destinations are far less crowded. Choices:  1. If it can happen, visit in the spring, fall, or winter to avoid crowds at the popular sightseeing destinations. 2. Go during the summer to the destinations for sightseeing. 3. The sightseeing destinations will be impossible to enjoy when it is crowded.
Output: 2
Statement: It took two of us to stop him and he lived with a sword in his chest for much of the night. Choices:  1. I slew him myself. 2. It took two of us to slay him, and even then he persisted nearly until morning. 3. It took two of us to slay him, although he lived for much of the night despite a grievous wound.
Output: 1
Statement: The Final Analysis for the Registration Form rule notes that of the approximately 2,700 registered open-end management investment companies, approximately 620 or Choices:  1. The Final Analysis records that there are over 3,000 registered companies. 2. 620 of the 2,700 companies are expected to fail. 3. 2,700 companies have been registered.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm being serious with you, now give me a serious answer. Choices:  1. I am serious that I want a serious answer from you.   2. You never give me serious answers.   3. I am joking when I ask you for a serious answer.  
Output: 3
Statement: Let's hope the judge hasn't put his black cap on, remarked Tommy frivolously. Choices:  1. Tommy was sheepish as he made a remark about the judge. 2. Tommy was always frivolous when making remarks about the judge. 3. Tommy made a bold remark about the judge's black cap.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum yes that's a it's a tough tough question it really is Choices:  1. That's a really easy question. 2. That's a tought question and a sensitive topic, I prefer not to answer it. 3. That's a hard question.
Output: 1
Statement: 'What are you doing?' She demanded. Choices:  1. She asked what I was doing. 2. She was not happy to see me there. 3. She didn't see me and walked away.
Output: 3
Statement: well i mean it's more our fault than theirs at this point because they they saw the light um i don't know why they were um were more able than we were except i think that they probably just said well we're just going to start using the things now and you sort of have to force people to change since they don't want to Choices:  1. Nobody is at fault. 2. People have to be forced to change because naturally they do not want to. 3. It's more our fault but still partially their fault.
Output: 1
Statement: schedule a under uh well it's the same place it's the same place you put uh interest but but see that's what that's what makes Texas squirrelly laws that uh you can't you can't take out a a second mortgage uh like some states where you can take out the mortgage and declare that and so uh it's fully deductible the laws are a little squirrelly but it basically comes down to it's not in your best interest to borrow money from a tax standpoint Choices:  1. Second mortgages are always tax-deductible in every state. 2. State tax laws vary, but it's usually never in your best interest to borrow money. 3. Texas has the least favorable tax laws for residents with regard to mortages.
Output: 1
Statement: Since the donation of such PP and E does not affect the net cost or net position of the recipient entity, it is not a revenue, a gain, or an other financing source. Choices:  1. The donation does not affect the net cost or net position. 2. The donation affects the net cost and net position. 3. The donation does not affect the net cost or net position, as of right now but maybe in the future.
Output: 2
Statement: Now and then she nodded, and sometimes she'd shake her head, as though she were answering questions. Choices:  1. She would move her head signaling yes or no occasionally as if she were answering questions 2. She sat motionless 3. Now and then she nodded or shook her blonde head as if she were being interviewed.
Output: 2
Statement: Entertain, for a moment, this  If we at Slate captured your voicemail recording and played it on our site without your permission, some lawyers would say that we had violated your copyright. Choices:  1. Some lawyers might say that a recording of a persons voice should be copyrighted. 2. There is no argument that anyone but the owner of the recording device should own the copyright to a voice. 3. Lawyers would say this only because they really hate other people recording them in court.
Output: 2
Statement: The ten-armed goddess in the center of the torana is Taleju, pulling the hair of a demon beneath a pot-bellied Garuda, assorted writhing snakes, and cavorting attendants. Choices:  1. The goddess Taleju, in the middle of the torana, has over six arms. 2. Taleju has only a single arm, having sacrificed her other arm to save her people from a demon.  3. Garuda is worshiped as a primal avatar of wind and storm.
Output: 2
Statement: However, the fact that the competition process has not resulted in widespread competition for funding does not mean that it has not been successful. Choices:  1. The competition process has been successful, regardless of limited competition for funding. 2. The competition process has seen a good number of agencies competing for funding. 3. The competition process, given the limited widespread of competition, has been a great failure.
Output: 3
Statement: for all the you know elementary middle school and high schools Choices:  1. The high schools are more relevant than other schools stated 2. Not including high schools in such. 3. For all of the high and middle schools.
Output: 2
Statement: The Seattle grunge band has grown up. Choices:  1. The band is still as immature as ever. 2. The band was better when they were newly formed. 3. The grunge band from Seattle is now grown up.
Output: 1
Statement: The FDA did not identify any other statute or executive order imposing procedural requirements relevant to the rule. Choices:  1. The fda thoroughly investigated the order  2. The fda identified the order  3. The fda didn't identify any order relevant to the rule
Output: 2
Statement: 3) FBI agents leaked the existence of the dress as a favor to Secret Service agents. Choices:  1. The Secret Service leaked the dress to the FBI. 2. The Secret Service was thankful that the FBI agents leaked the dress.  3. FBI agents leaked the dress and its existence as a favor to the Secret Service. 
Output: 1
Statement: Prudie is hearing a great deal about Viagra--but mercifully not from her readers. Choices:  1. There are a lot of gossip about Viagra. 2. Prudie's keeps over-hearing her neighbors discussing Viagra over lunch.  3. Viagra is not a popular drug at all, people rarely talk about it. 
Output: 3
Statement: Once a tea estate, cool, cloud-enshrouded Bukit Larut (Maxwell Hill), 12 km (71.2 miles) northeast from Taipin, was Malaysia's smallest and oldest hill station and the retreat for colonial administrators. Choices:  1. Bukit Larut was once a tea estate. 2. Bukit Larut was never a tea estate. 3. There are tea making machines still in Bukit Larut.
Output: 2
Statement: Although GAO took a lot of heat in being out front on this controversial issue, in part due to recent events, we're getting a lot of accolades now! Choices:  1. The controversial issue was quickly shut down and no one jumped on the bandwagon. 2. Controversial issues brought to light by GAO, are gaining support at a rapidly alarming rate. 3. GAO, despite its controversy, is gaining traction and gathering support.
Output: 1
Statement: Buddhist pilgrims from all over the world come to Lumbini, and in recent years the site has been developed into an international cultural and religious park with several hotels and numerous Buddhist temples built by the world's various Buddhist countries. Choices:  1. The first pilgrims to come to Lumbini were Chinese. 2. There are pilgrims from lots of countries who come to Lumbini. 3. The Buddhist pilgrims who come to Lumbini are from Japan.
Output: 3
Statement: As far as White was aware, the plan was this: Choices:  1. White knew this wasn't the plan. 2. This was the plan, in White's perception. 3. Most people were aware about this plan.
Output: 1
Statement: The ancient capital of the Pandya kings and one of the world's oldest cities, Madurai is still an important repository of Tamil culture. Choices:  1. Madurai is an ancient city that shows heavy Chinese influences. 2. You'll find innumerable historical artifacts in the ciy of Madurai. 3. The ancient city of Madurai served as the Pandya capital.
Output: 1
Statement: Are Government Bonds Net Wealth? Choices:  1. Governments do not issue bonds. 2. Government bonds may represent net wealth. 3. Government bonds should be accounted for as net wealth.
Output: 1
Statement: It has risen by .6 degrees Celsius over the past 100 years. Choices:  1. It went down 0.6 degrees Celsuius in a century. 2. Ocean temperatures went up 0.6 degrees Celsuius in a century. 3. It went up 0.6 degrees Celsuius in a century.
Output: 1
Statement: If the current in such a form moves first in one direction and then in the other, then it cancels out and is useless. Choices:  1. This kind of current can never be canceled out, because it is too powerful. 2. If a current moves in a specific way, it will accomplish nothing. 3. These currents are extremely powerful, and should not be tampered with.
Output: 1
Statement: It stands  I am engaged to be married next year to a wonderful young man. Choices:  1. I'm going to marry a man next year. 2. Since my divorce, I haven't even attempted to remarry. 3. I am engaged to Donald J Trump.
Output: 2
Statement: i can't find one that i've done it it's one of those things i didn't i didn't give them away but i didn't know if it's been my color choice or multiple moves Choices:  1. I am not sure why I cannot find one. 2. I am considering that my five moves may be a possible reason why I can't find them. 3. I have them right here and can show you.
Output: 3
Statement: The attack cost Kal his life. Choices:  1. Kal's attack was fatal. 2. Kal survived his attack--barely--and limped back to the town to report his success. 3. Kal's attack was fatal, but he took many enemies with him.
Output: 2
Statement: Film in India, produced mainly in the cities of Chennai, Mumbai, Calcutta, and Bangalore, is a major industry. Choices:  1. One of India's major industries are films produced in cities such as Mumbai and Bangalore. 2. Film production in India is hardly noteworthy. 3. India makes most of its revenues from film production.
Output: 2
Statement: Like Trader Joe's, Restoration Hardware does not carry lines but rather selects individual items that seem to capture the store's spirit, many of which are made exclusively for the chain. Choices:  1. Carrying lines is what Restoration Hardware and Trader Joe's are best at. 2. Restoration Hardware selects individual items that seem to capture the store's spirit, instead of carrying lines; they do it like Trader Joe's does. 3. Many of these items are made exclusively for the chain by independent contractors, who are specialist in their trades.
Output: 1
Statement: Seeing and appreciating even that many great paintings could occupy a serious student of art for many weeks. Choices:  1. Observing all of these artworks could take one a large amount of time. 2. Seeing and appreciating even that many great paintings could occupy a serious student of art for many weeks because it represents so many masters. 3. The small amount of paintings will take only a few minutes to see.
Output: 3
Statement: He told me, 'You don't have to tell me who you are. Choices:  1. He has no idea who I am and wants to know. 2. He said that I don't need to tell him who I am. 3. He has seen me before and remembered my name.
Output: 1
Statement: GAO reports have been used with good results, however, in cumulative case studies published by others outside GAO. Choices:  1. GAO reports are typically the most accurate information available in the industry. 2. There have been good results that have come from utilizing GAO reports. 3. GAO reports have been used to disappointing results.
Output: 3
Statement: that's pretty good yeah my oh my husband won't even put his name on it i don't believe in those Choices:  1. My husband has lots of history with these kinds of things and is trying to avoid it. 2.  My husband is very excited to be involved with this. 3. My husband doesn't want to be involved with this. 
Output: 2
Statement: I thank you for coming and I am sorry I cannot be more of service. Choices:  1. I think I have done more than enough for you! 2. I think I haven't been helpful. 3.  I think I didn't help you do anything.
Output: 1
Statement: Don't faint when it happens. Choices:  1. It can cause people to faint. 2. Everybody faints when it happens. 3. It is completely unconnected to fainting.
Output: 3
Statement: Some mailers have found that turning the mail over to a presort firm, which requires time to do the additional work, results in a 1-day loss in service. Choices:  1. Turning the mail over to a presort firm, though it costs time, is well worth it. 2. Presort firms cost almost no time. 3. Turning the mail over to a presort firm results in a loss of time.
Output: 2
Statement: i think we should uh primarily for economic reasons i think we should have um some quotas of course my family and i again again that was you know my uh grandparents came over during the time when uh there were quotas so they had to wait uh you know in uh certain parts of Europe for years before they were permitted to come over Choices:  1. My grandparents stayed in France, waiting to come over. 2. My grandparents waited for a long time before they could get in. 3. My grandparents were not allowed to come in.
Output: 3
Statement: White-washed houses climb the hill above the harbour, where ferries depart daily for the Greek island of Samos, and lively bars and restaurants line the streets of the old quarter. Choices:  1. The houses on the hill are all the same dark brown color. 2. You can get an excellent view of the harbour by climbing the hill. 3. Many light-colored houses stand on the hill overlooking the harbour.
Output: 1
Statement: MLAN includes four components Choices:  1. The parts are all the same size. 2. There are two components to MLAN 3. There are four parts.
Output: 2
Statement: now like who's got that extra two and a quarter  i know i don't so Choices:  1. Everyone that I have seen has that two and a quarter. 2. Nobody has that additional two and a quarter at all. 3. I don't see how anyone can have that extra two and a quarter.
Output: 1
Statement: The valley between Temple Mount and the Mount of Olives holds traces left by Jerusalem's earliest inhabitants. Choices:  1. The valley between the Temple Mount and the Mount of Olives holds no clues about early settlers. 2. Pottery pieces and bones have shown Jerusalem's early inhabitants. 3. A valley beside the Mount of Olives has clues about early inhabitants.
Output: 1
Statement: the two swivel chairs on the front Choices:  1. The bench out in front 2. Two chairs out there 3. The chairs are old
Output: 1
Statement: The fee component of the subsidy cost is required to be disclosed separately. Choices:  1. The fee has to be separate so that people will see it and understand that there is a fee.  2. The fee component doesn't have to be disclosed at all.  3. The fee has to be disclosed separately. 
Output: 2
Statement: On that fateful day, 14 July 1789, the king went hunting near his chateau at Versailles. Choices:  1. The king went hunting in France and got seven pheasants. 2. The king went hunting in Germany. 3. The king went hunting in France.
Output: 2
Statement: I thought those were lost, said Ca'daan behind them. Choices:  1. Ca'daan was behind the group. 2. Ca'daan ran up ahead. 3. Ca'daan was following the group very closely.
Output: 2
Statement: (Note that this C-R function is based on the original air quality dataset used in the ACS study, covering 50 cities, and used the median PM2. Choices:  1. The mean of PM2 is used in the function. 2. A total of 50 cities were tested for the original air quality dataset. 3. Each of the 50 cities were also ranked for air quality from worst to best.
Output: 1
Statement: It's working well. Choices:  1. It's highly functioning. 2. It broke down. 3. The machines are up to par.
Output: 2
Statement: 2 billion pieces in 1990 to 40. Choices:  1. There were 2 billion pieces in 1990. 2. There were 1.5 billion pieces in 1990. 3. In 1989, there were just 1 billion pieces.
Output: 2
Statement: At the centre of the region's road network, Alicante is also a logical base for motorists and for train and bus connections. Choices:  1. Alicante is frequented by motorists. 2. Alicante is frequented by motorists and tourists alike. 3. Alicante is not frequented by motorists.
Output: 3
Statement: Such thinking has no doubt fostered an environment in which, reports the Journal , AT&amp;T has 8,000 employees married to each other. Choices:  1. AT&T has no employees who are married, they all are single. 2. AT&T employers note that they have 8,000 employee who are married to each other. 3. At least 5,000 of AT&T's employees are married to each other.
Output: 1
Statement: Since one of the men had bolts sticking out of his neck, I'm going to assume that someone was playing God. Choices:  1. All of the men had bolts in their neck.  2. Someone might have created an artificial human being.  3. Creating an artificial human is a travesty to nature. 
Output: 1
Statement: to their view of the world which i suppose just about everyone does but these guys had a a uh national soap box to stand on and and express this view Choices:  1. They rarely talk about their views on infant mortality rates. 2. They have a national soap box on which they can stand and proclaim their views. 3. These people lack a soap box on which to stand.
Output: 3
Statement: well they talk about it and there are a few in some of the more like in i live in a big metroplex and some of the the better parts of the metroplex the the suburbs that are richer have those kind of target schools but uh you know Choices:  1. All the schools in the metroplex are poor public schools. 2. The richer parts of the metroplex always have better services. 3. Some suburbs in the metroplex have those kind of target schools.
Output: 1
Statement: FThe Justices finding partial unconstitutionality considered it necessary to address the issue. Choices:  1. It became necessary to address this rule because the Justices finding partial unconstitutionality. 2. After finding partial unconstitutionality, the justices no longer considered it necessary to work on this issue. 3. The partial unconstitutionality lay in the trespass against freedom of speech.
Output: 2
Statement: The enormous mountain of salt you'll see comes from the La Mata and Torrevieja pans. Choices:  1. You will not see the salt because there is very little of it. 2. The salt from La Mata is often used as table salt. 3. You will be able to see a lot of salt.
Output: 1
Statement: Throughout this period, the east coast states enjoyed a relatively tranquil prosperity, Terengganu notably thriving from its textile industry and trading in pepper and gold with the Thais, Cambodians, and Chinese. Choices:  1. States along the eastern coast were wracked with war and famine during this time. 2. East coast states were mostly peaceful and prosperous, particularly Terengganu. 3. Terengganu's textile industry gave the state an advantage that its neighbors did not have.
Output: 1
Statement: nice talking to you too first person from not from Texas that i've talked to Choices:  1. All Texans like you are annoying. 2. It was nice talking to someone that isn't from Texas for once, and I've never met someone from Australia before. 3. You're the first person from somewhere other than Texas that i've spoken to. 
Output: 1
Statement: The all-hours hubbub here is infectious. Choices:  1. The hubbub that goes on for hours is injurious. 2. The hubbub that goes on for hours is infectious because the people are enjoying their merry-making. 3. The hubbub that goes on for hours is infectious.
Output: 1
Statement: You will also be caught by the beauty of the many mosques, temples, churches, and shrines as the country's faithful practice their beliefs, their places of homage often existing within steps of each other in harmony. Choices:  1. There are many abandoned religious buildings in the area. 2. There are many beautiful religious buildings in the area. 3. There are no religious buildings in the area.
Output: 3
Statement: "Is that not so, amigo?" His speech was oddly formal, as if he were using a language other than his own, but there was a warmth to the tone which matched that sudden and surprising smile. Choices:  1. He spoke as if he learned the language from a textbook, but with a sincerity all the same. 2. He spoke that way because he wanted to seem polite but friendly. 3. He through me off with his slangy speech.
Output: 3
Statement: so they're taking the world viewpoint Choices:  1. They are against the world viewpoint. 2. So they're excepting the world's viewpoint. 3. They have changed their minds and are taking the world viewpoint.
Output: 1
Statement: Each model uses cost drivers, which are parameters such as the level of experience of the programmers, the reliability requirements of the programs, and the complexity of the project, along with the estimated project size, to derive overall cost and schedule estimates for the acquisition. Choices:  1. Cost and schedule estimates for the acquisition depend on multiple cost drivers, including programmers' level of experience, the program's reliability requirements, and project size. 2. The higher the level of programmer experience, the more expensive it will be, and thus the acquisition will take longer. 3. The cost and schedule estimates for the acquisition are randomly determined.
Output: 3
Statement: The pleasant City  Bassa (lower city) at the foot of the hill is the attractive, modern town full of shops, hotels, and restaurants known for a savory rendition of risotto they insist is superior to Milan's. Choices:  1. Restaurants in City Bassa have a risotto version that is claimed to be superior to Milan's offering. 2. The risotto uses a heavier amount of basil and other undisclosed herbs for its unique flavor. 3. Milan has the best risotto in the region.
Output: 3
Statement: back to the guy who can do something with it Choices:  1. We don't know anyone who can do anything here. 2. He was a powerful Senator with many lofty connections. 3. Lets take it back to the person who can make a difference.
Output: 1