niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: It was only in 1913, under the leadership of Eleftherios Venizelos, a native Cretan, that the longed-for enosis (union) was achieved. Choices:  1. Eleftherios Venizelos worked hard to create the union that was so desired. 2. A union was established under Eleftherios Venizelos in 1598. 3. It was not until 1913 that a union was established.
Output: 2
Statement: The last viewpoint of the tour is Pico das Flores, at 184 m (603 ft). Choices:  1. The final stop on the hike is the Pico das Flores. 2. The first stop on the tour is Pico das Flores. 3. Pico das Flores is a little over 600 ft above sea level and offers a nice view of the valley.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah i've read a lot of his too Choices:  1. Yes, I have read lots of his as well. 2. I have never read anything that he has written. 3. I have been reading his work for a long time.
Output: 2
Statement: Call for me in passing ”the last house in the village.  Choices:  1. You can find me at the edge of town.  2. I live in the center of town.  3. I'm in the last house pf the village. 
Output: 2
Statement: It is enough for me that it is as I thought.  Choices:  1. It's not enough for me that it's as I thought it was. 2. I'm content that it is how I thought. 3. I always knew the truth.
Output: 1
Statement: More complications. Choices:  1. No more complications.  2. Complications are often. 3. Complications occurred again. 
Output: 1
Statement: Thorn saw the grin of ecstasy on her face. Choices:  1. Thorn smiled when he saw her face. 2. Thorn looked at her face. 3. Thorn didn't pay any attention to what she was doing.
Output: 3
Statement: Come here."  He caught her and yanked a single hair out of her head. Choices:  1. He grabbed her and pulled out one of her hairs. 2. He tried to catch her, but she got away before he could pull any of her hair out. 3. He caught her as she was trying to run away and yanked a hair roughly out of her head.
Output: 2
Statement: right they've got i mean they've got some excellent players uh Choices:  1. Poor performance was expected from the excellent players. 2. They have excellent players. 3. The players excelled in everything they were given.
Output: 1
Statement: 'They really didn't want you to be an inspiration, Ben. Choices:  1. They hadn't thought you'd be an inspiration Ben. 2. Ben inspired nobody. 3. They were upset that Ben became an inspiration.
Output: 2
Statement:  The Indian maids, of course, turned out to be a few fat old squaws who knew all about white men. Choices:  1. The Indian maids were fat and old and knew all about the white men. 2. They knew everything of the white men as they had spent hours spying on them 3. The maids were of Chinese origin and knew nothing of the white men.
Output: 3
Statement: From mid-June to September, wet means monsoon-wet, not all day every day, but torrential rains occur often enough to make travel uncertain and the mosquitoes and other bugs a real nuisance. Choices:  1. In July the dry season starts and it doesn't rain again until September. 2. Although it doesn't rain every day, it is very wet during the summer months. 3. The wettest, rainiest month is July, it's very difficult to travel in July.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right you know that the exactly and uh i don't know it made me sort of question you know their their techniques for testing the cars it was almost like they were just trying to get to me and uh i know they probably weren't but that's uh Choices:  1. I felt completely confident with the car testing results.  2. I questioned the techniques for testing cars at first, but was later reassured.  3. Their technique for testing cars is suspect to me. 
Output: 1
Statement: and they're coming here going after the hard degrees and then they're going back to Korea and Japan and Hong Kong and everywhere else and they're applying it there Choices:  1. They are coming here to learn and going back to their countries to apply their knowledge. 2. Some of the Asian countries benefit a lot from our education. 3. Most Asian students take the easiest degrees when they learn in our country.
Output: 3
Statement: And here's whose fault it  mine. Choices:  1. It's not my fault at all. 2. It is my fault that the program lost funding. 3. It is my fault.
Output: 1
Statement: Best Practices of Leading Commercial Companies Choices:  1. Least effective habits of the leading commercial companies. 2. The most dominant commercial companies' best practices 3. The leading companies all have certain best practices that they share in common.
Output: 1
Statement: I just wanted to tell you- no hard feelings.' Choices:  1. There are tons of hard feelings. 2. I want you to know that there's no hard feelings.  3. I want you to know that I'm not mad that you lied to me.
Output: 1
Statement: Through intelligent, self-conscious, collective action, we have changed much for the better in race relations. Choices:  1. Through intelligent action we have improved race relations forever. 2. Through intelligent action we have improved race relations. 3. Through intelligent action we have not improved race relations.
Output: 3
Statement: Its sultan's family is also the last to be able to trace its ancestry to the 16th-century sultans of Melaka. Choices:  1. The sultan's family lost their wealth during the war. 2. There are a great number of existing families who can trace their ancestry to the 16th-century sultans of Melaka. 3. Any trace of the 16th-century sultans of Melaka can now only be found in this one remaining family.
Output: 2
Statement: Someone let out a chuckle. Choices:  1. Nobody found it funny. 2. Someone laughed. 3. Someone snorted as they chuckled.
Output: 1
Statement: These holes now mark a generation of which the parents cannot confidently say, They'll grow out of it. Choices:  1. Parents of the new generation are certain that their children will grow out of it. 2. Parents of the new generation cannot say with certainty that their children will grow out of it.  3. Parents cannot be confident that their children will grow out of their rebellious phases.
Output: 1
Statement: National emission standards for affected units. Choices:  1. There are no standards for this kind of unit. 2. Affected units are subject to national emission standards. 3. National emission standards are very strict for units like these.
Output: 1
Statement: Rodriguez appeared to be in his 50s. Choices:  1. Rodriguez was middle-aged. 2. Rodriguez was very young. 3. Rodriguez had grey hair.
Output: 2
Statement: that well it can be it it really kind of depends on on um what they were you know what they were looking for in other words if if in Spring crain training they were looking at all their kids like a lot of them do um then it really doesn't give you any indication but if they were uh playing the people that they're going to play then that might be pretty good indication so you know it's it's it's not a great indication because there have been teams that have just you know come out and just won all kinds of games in Spring craning training and then gone on a you know fourteen game losing streak in the first of the season so Choices:  1. Spring craning training is not a good predictor of how team will perform in the season. 2. There are teams that win in the Spring craning training, then lose a lot of games in the first season. 3. Teams that win in the Spring craning training always win in the coming season.
Output: 3
Statement: This morning my Morning Delivery e-mail included the Day 3 Dispatch from the Microsoft trial. Choices:  1. My Morning Delivery always has software for me to download.   2. My Morning Delivery email had a Day 3 Dispatch from Microsoft.   3. There was nothing from Microsoft in my Morning Delivery email.  
Output: 3
Statement: 'They were just a bunch of elderly, white, slave-owning men who happened to be both not stupid and not in the wrong place at the wrong time. Choices:  1. The founding fathers were a bunch of old white men that got lucky to be where they were. 2. They were a bunch of old white men that got lucky. 3. They were young black men that got where they were through hard work.
Output: 3
Statement: well have we spent our at least five minutes  okay Choices:  1. Have our five minutes spent been productive?  2. We have wasted our five minutes.  3. Have our five minutes been spent well? 
Output: 2
Statement: and it's about Al Capone's brothers Choices:  1. This one tells you about Al Capone's family. 2. Nobody knows anything about Al Capone's family. 3. His brothers were also big time gangsters.
Output: 2
Statement: The gray colt's stride was effortless, he was pounding out with power more than Drew had ever known him to exert. Choices:  1. Drew did not know that the gray colt had that much power. 2. Drew did not know that the gray colt had that much power and he was very pleased and surprised. 3. Drew knew that the gray colt had that much power.
Output: 3
Statement: she knows what she's doing all the teachers like about half the teachers are degreed teachers and oh it makes a huge difference Choices:  1. The teachers are well-qualified. 2. The teachers are all terribly under-qualified. 3. They do some unique activities with the kids.
Output: 2
Statement: Although public attention usually focuses on the dates by which the trust funds are projected to become insolvent, the effects associated with financing cash deficits for these programs will be felt sooner as the baby boom generation begins to retire. Choices:  1. The date that trust funds become insolvent is the least important thing to focus on. 2. Public attention usually focuses on dates that trust funds become insolvent. 3. The baby boom generation will not ever retire.
Output: 3
Statement: Except that the executive who was assigned the difficult task of dealing with the Shopping Avenger, one Jennifer Nemeth, did a provisionally satisfactory job of making the Shopping Avenger happy. Choices:  1. The assigned executive made the Shopping Avenger happy.  2. They should have assigned a different executive to deal with the Shopping Avenger.  3. The assigned executive made the Shopping Avenger furious. 
Output: 3
Statement: Mixed reviews for the best-selling English crime novelist's latest whodunit. Choices:  1. Reviews are universally good for the English author's latest work. 2. Reviews are middling for the latest suspense novel from this bestselling author. 3. Some critics don't like the pacing of the newest suspense novel from the bestselling author.
Output: 1
Statement: I'd spent the entire afternoon practicing my speech. Choices:  1. I was confident after practicing my speech. 2. I practiced my speech all afternoon. 3. I was talking off the cuff.
Output: 3
Statement: Examples of capability validation  Choices:  1. Capability validation is always 100% accurate. 2. One's capability is quantified using only numbers. 3. It is possible to measure something's capability.
Output: 2
Statement: that was the worst impulse that was that was the largest impulse buy i had ever made the other the two other things that i've bought on impulse are VCR and a washer and dryer i go for the big stuff Choices:  1. I go for big things when I buy on impulse, like the time I bought a washer and dryer.  2. I never make impulse buys, especially not household appliances like washers or dryers.  3. The worst impulse buy I ever made was that Dodge Charger. 
Output: 2
Statement: where my medical where it was worth it to itemize for medical expenses because they were just they were that much of a percentage of my income that it just Choices:  1. With my medical bills it was better to itemise the expenses since it was just a percentage of my income. 2. I didn't bother to itemise my medical expenses, I just took it out of my income.  3. It might be worth it for you to itemise your medical expenses like I did.
Output: 2
Statement: DOS and Don'ts Choices:  1. A certain situation is a do. 2. There can be both do's and don'ts 3. Neither do's nor don'ts can exist.
Output: 3
Statement: Under review were programs in Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, New Jersey, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, and Ohio. Choices:  1. Programs in Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, New Jersey, Nevada, Pennsylvania Oklahoma, Massachusetts and OHio are under review. 2. No programs in Florida or Nevada are under review. 3. The programs are going to be wonderful for the selected states. 
Output: 2
Statement: Highway 1 from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea descends into the barren, softly sculpted mountains of the Judean Desert. Choices:  1. The road from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea is about 10 miles long. 2. Highway 1 to the Dead Sea from Jerusalem descends into Disneyland. 3. Take Highway 1 to get to the mountains of the Judean Desert.
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek rehashes last week's Mars cover story with a long feature about the ingenuity and spiritedness of the NASA team. Choices:  1. The Mars NASA team is well known for their jovial sense of humor. 2. Newsweek has never written a story about NASA. 3. Newsweek writes another story about Mars talking about the creativeness of the team at NASA.
Output: 2
Statement: amazing it's a little bit scary Choices:  1. It is a little bit frightening. 2. It is super not scary! 3. Amazing that the holocaust was a little scary.
Output: 2
Statement: It is drunk as an aperitif, and indeed throughout the meal. Choices:  1. It is drunk both during the meal and as an aperitif. 2. It is never drunk after the meal. 3. It is not ever drunk during the meal.
Output: 3
Statement: There are a dozen or so hotels, which are usually booked solid at weekends in winter; they can hire out equipment if needed. Choices:  1. During weekends in winter the hotels are booked solid. 2. The hotels stopped hiring out equipment some time ago. 3. The dozen or so hotels are deserted during the weekdays.
Output: 2
Statement: But in a moment the thing's attention was directed to some other object of torture. Choices:  1. This object of torture inflicted even more pain than the first. 2. Nothing could divert the thing's attention. 3. The thing's focus suddenly shifted.
Output: 2
Statement: Both reviews of the Medicaid program were designed to measure the incidence of potential overpayments that could be due to fraud and abuse. Choices:  1. To measure the incidence of potential overpayments, there was a specifical design of the reviews of the Medicaid program. 2. To measure the incidence of potential overpayments, a private investigator was hired. 3. To measure the incidence of potential overpayments, there was a specifical design of the reviews of the Medicaid program, which is now very successful.
Output: 2
Statement: oh middle child you uh you have you ever heard much about that theory about the uh you know how their different their their position in the family relates to their uh character you know some of their Choices:  1. Have you ever heard the theory that the being the middle child relates to their character somehow? 2. I've heard a theory that the order they were born in affects their characteristics. 3. Being the middle child is no different than being first or last and has no effect on the person they are.
Output: 3
Statement: The book will only be taken from my dead body… . Choices:  1. I'll hand over the book happily, all you have to do is ask.  2. The book contains private, personal information not about myself, but of someone I hold dear.  3. The book will only be taken when I am no longer around to defend it. 
Output: 1
Statement: The blackguard! I cried indignantly.  Choices:  1. I had spotted the blackguard out of the corner of my eye and felt the need to warn everyone around, shouting out "The Blackguard!". 2. The Blackguard was nearby, and I kept silent.  3. I yelled out "The Blackguard!".
Output: 2
Statement: The Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis did not discuss any significant alternatives minimizing the impact on small entities. Choices:  1.  The Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis provided several significant alternatives.  2. The Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis had been searching for alternatives for the past 3 months.  3. There are no significant alternatives that were discussed by the Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis. 
Output: 1
Statement: Jon caught the spear, guided the tip into the earth, and stomped the shaft. Choices:  1. Jon was swift and agile. 2. Jon was caught by a spear, killing him. 3. Jon managed to stop a spear from stabbing him.
Output: 2
Statement: Converted nine years earlier, daimyo Omura founded the port of Nagasaki as a center for Portuguese trade in 1571. Choices:  1. Daimyo Omura established the Nagasaki port as a hub for trade with Portugal in 1571. 2. The port of Nagasaki was destined to be the most popular trading post of the 1500s. 3. Daimyo Omura was responsible for opening the port of Hiroshima.
Output: 3
Statement: You don't believe in Mr. Brown, Mr. Hersheimmer? 166 "No, sir, I do not," returned the young American with emphasis. Choices:  1. Mr. Brown says something and Mr. Hersheimmer believes it without question. 2. Mr. Hersheimmer really does not believe Mr. Brown one bit. 3. Mr. Brown and Mr. Hersheimmer don't have a very good relationship.
Output: 1
Statement: You're making a sad mistake but yours will be the loss. Choices:  1. That is the best decision you can make, and it's risk free. 2. You are making the worst mistake of your life, and you will pay the price. 3. You're making a sad mistake, and you are the one who will suffer.
Output: 1
Statement: If both know nothing about Monica, then both are happy. Choices:  1. If they know anything about Monica they will be heart-broken. 2. They will be happy regardless of knowing Monica or not. 3. If they are unaware of Monica, they are both fine.
Output: 2
Statement: A Profit Maximizer maximizes the amount of money it has. Choices:  1. Money is minimized in a Profit Minimizer. 2. A Profit Maximizer is important for a business. 3. Money is maximized in a Profit Maximizer.
Output: 1
Statement: you know uh yeah yeah there's one favorite place that we have called August Moon that's that's pretty good and uh i've got one thing on the menu that i really love but um we don't do that probably as often we used to do a a quick take out kind of place that wasn't real great Chinese but we used to do we just liked vegetable fried rice quite a bit Choices:  1. August Moon is one of our favorite places to eat. 2. We never liked the food at August Moon. 3. August Moon was the only Chinese restaurant in our area.
Output: 2
Statement: you know oh no no no no no it's not it's not expensive at all it's one it's one of the Chinese cooking basics Choices:  1. Chinese cooking basics come with a high price. 2. Chinese cooking basics are very hard to get. 3. Chinese cooking basics are very cheap.
Output: 1
Statement: Another Web site, www.MDJustice.org, assists legal services and private pro bono lawyers to better serve low- and moderate-income clients. Choices:  1. www.MDJustice.org, another web site, assists legal services and private pro bono lawyers to better serve low- and moderate-income clients. 2. Another Web site, www.MDJustice.org, provides medical services and pro bono doctors to better serve low- and moderate-income clients. 3. Low and moderate income clients take up the majority of legal services clients.
Output: 2
Statement: We have divided the country into five regions north, west, center, east, and south. Choices:  1. We could have divided the country further with regions such as North West. 2. The country's fifth region is Center. 3. Our division was based on four regions.
Output: 3
Statement: Commercial companies understand the importance of capturing design and manufacturing knowledge early in product development, when costs to identify problems and make design changes to the product are significantly cheaper. Choices:  1. Companies make changes to products often when the cost to make change is cheaper. 2. It cost more money to change a product in the early development phase. 3. It is important to capture design and manufacturing knowledge early in product development.
Output: 2
Statement: 4 The instability of Syria and the Palestinian Authority. Choices:  1. We can never tell what will happen to Syria and Palestine. 2. Syria and the Palestinian Authority are stable and consistent. 3. Syria and Palestine are unpredictable.
Output: 2
Statement: A small, furry, ultra-observant Dutchman in a big black hat is funny if he's not Peter Stuyvesant, who, were he alive today, would probably stick with the Republican Party, but could perhaps become funny if a Jewish squirrel bit him on the ass. Choices:  1. Peter Stuyvesant had a brother called Paul. 2. Peter Stuyvesant is a Democrat and is still alive. 3. Peter Stuyvesant is no longer alive.
Output: 2
Statement: The Booker, and all the laurels, are about my past, not my future, says this ace of the apothegm. Choices:  1. All of these laurels talk about past experiences dealing with romance. 2. The Booker and all the laurels are about my future. 3. All of the laurels are about the past of this ace of the apothegm.
Output: 2
Statement: It must have been last Wednesday why, surely yes, it was the same evening that you er fell out of my tree." Choices:  1. It was Wednesday which was the night you fell out of the tree. 2. I can't remember what day it may have happened. 3. There is no doubt that everything happened on Wednesday.
Output: 2
Statement: Bill Gates may not be waking up in the middle of the night worried about whether Netscape has stormed the Ardennes on the way to Sedan, but I'm sure somebody at Microsoft is worried (probably Steve Ballmer, a college buddy of mine who would wake up in the middle of the night if he bothered to sleep), and is working on a devastating counterattack this very moment. Choices:  1. Steve Ballmer was my roommate in college.  2. I have never met Steve Ballmer in my life.  3. Steve Ballmer is a college friend of mine. 
Output: 2
Statement: It did not demonstrate design stability until about 3 years after it held its critical design review. Choices:  1. The design review was held after a year. 2. It demonstrated design stability about 3 years after. 3. The design stability was in doubt during the 3 years.
Output: 1
Statement: Federal Reserve researchers estimated that, as of the early 1990s, U.S. investment including education and R and D had declined as a share of GDP since the 1970s. Choices:  1. Federal Reserve researchers found that US investment has increased. 2. Federal Reserve researchers found that US investment has declined, especially in higher education. 3. Federal Reserve researchers found that US investment has declined.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah they used to have some uh bang up fights and dig in the trenches with the Cowboys the Ice Bowl and Choices:  1. The fights they used to have were great to watch. 2. The Cowboys won the best of the games between them. 3. They didn't have any notable games that were fun.
Output: 3
Statement: In Fishamble Street, leading downhill to the river, a plaque commemorates the first performance of Handel's Messiah, which took place in the Music Hall (now an old steelworks) on 13 April 1742. Choices:  1. Handel's Messiah was premiered inside of the Music Hall on Fishamble Street. 2. The premiere of Handel's Messiah was sparsely attended. 3. The premiere of Handel's Messiah took place on 4 May 1730.
Output: 3
Statement: An editorial berates the British government's proposal to eliminate trial by jury for several crimes including theft and weapons possession. Choices:  1. The writer of the editorial believes that all alleged criminals should be entitled to a trial by jury. 2. An editorial praises the British Government's proposal to do away with trial by jury for certain crimes. 3. There is an editorial that berates the proposal of the British Government to eliminate trial by jury for certain crimes.
Output: 2
Statement:  "I'll go get Hamilcar. Choices:  1. I'll get Hamlicar. 2. I'll go and get Penny. 3. Hamlicar is just over there.
Output: 2
Statement: Thorn heard something tear, deep in the earth. Choices:  1. Thorn heard a terrifying noise. 2. Everything was silent. 3. Thorn heard a noise in the ground.
Output: 2
Statement: He said funding mechanisms such as small business grants were not always appropriate for researchers and wondered whether there were other funding mechanisms that might be more appropriate. Choices:  1. Giving such grants to researchers also had the dual effect of taking funds away from business owners in need of capital. 2. Small business grants aren't always the most appropriate funding mechanism for researchers. 3. He said that small business grants were always appropriate for researchers.
Output: 3
Statement: The program focused less attention on the human factors that contribute to marine safety. Choices:  1. The program puts all its attention on the human factors in marine safety. 2. The program pays more attention to things other than human factors in marine safety. 3. The program focuses on machine performance in marine safety.
Output: 1
Statement: I heard footsteps on my tail- I knew it was the men in black. Choices:  1. I heard the spies behind me. 2. It was silent behind me. 3. I heard people behind me.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it yeah it probably if she if it doesn't she could easily put it on Choices:  1. She had a ton of struggles. 2. She could have put it on with only a struggle with pulling it over her head. 3. She could have put it on without a problem.
Output: 1
Statement: Less conservative than Martinique, Guadeloupe of late seems to be bidding to become the nudist playground of the Caribbean. Choices:  1. Martinique is currently a better destination than Guadeloupe for nudists. 2. Guadeloupe has less conservative views on nudists than Martinique. 3. Guadeloupe is far more conservative than Martinique and does not welcome nudists.
Output: 3
Statement: uh yes i i believe that too Choices:  1. Uhm, I'm not sure if that is true, but I think it is. 2. Yes, I accept that as true too. 3. That's nonsense! I don't believe in it!
Output: 3
Statement:  "Mistuh Kirby "Hamilcar came in. Choices:  1. Hamilcar came in, "Mistuh Kirby"... 2. Kirby was the master of this mansion. 3. "Misthress Kirbia", Hamilton came in.
Output: 3
Statement: 'What the hell was that?' I demanded. Choices:  1. I was aware of what it was. 2. It had caught me by surprise. 3. I didn't know what it was.
Output: 1
Statement: Consider them my personal lessons from six years in the planning  Choices:  1. These can be considered personal lessons of mine that took six years of planning. 2. I worked on these lessons off and on for the past six years. 3. These are not my lessons.
Output: 3
Statement: On the far wall were strips of brightly colored woven materials flanking a huge closed cupboard, a very old one, Drew thought. Choices:  1. The wall was decorated with colorful materials. 2. The wall was decorated with neutral-colored materials. 3. The wall was decorated with colorful materials because the homeowner wanted a lively home.
Output: 2
Statement: Holdings of Foreign Assets and Net Income From Abroad (1977-1999) Net assets (billions) Net income (percent of GDP) 500 Choices:  1. Net assets (millions).  2. Net income from abroad between 1977 and 1999.  3. Net income as a percent of GDP was higher than expected.
Output: 1
Statement: The Council proposal would tamp down the 7 percent cut that Mayor Bloomberg proposed for the city's five district attorneys to 2 percent. Choices:  1. The city's five district attorneys eagerly want Mayor Bloomberg to accept the Council proposal. 2. The Council's suggestion would reduce Bloomberg's cut from 7 percent down to 2 percent. 3. The Council's proposal would double the cut to 14 percent.
Output: 3
Statement: I'll play the hand I was dealt, he shrugs stoically. Choices:  1. He was playing poker and he did not like his cards, but he will play anyway.  2. I will deal with whatever has been given to me.  3. He is ready to give up on the situation.
Output: 3
Statement: that's a that's quite a concept you should uh pursue that i think or patent it  you know Choices:  1. I think you should get the patent before someone else tries to steal your idea. 2. Sorry but that has already been done before. 3. That is an interesting concept you should look into getting a patent for it.
Output: 2
Statement: Some magnetic influence that irresistibly impelled Mrs. Vandemeyer to commit suicide?" Tommy looked at him with respect. Choices:  1. There was a magnetic influence that caused Mrs. Vandemeyer to commit suicide. 2. Tommy thinks Mrs. Vandemeyer's suicide was caused by ghosts. 3. Tommy respectfully looked at the man and asked if there was some magnetic influence that caused Mrs. Vandemeyer's suicide.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, if an analysis of life-threatening or fatal incidents at Choices:  1. There are absolutely no life-threatening situations arising. 2. There can be, for example, an analysis of a life threatening situation. 3. There are fatal incidents happening every day and we need to control them.
Output: 1
Statement: change of location and it was very disturbing for her because she had been so used to traveling i mean she traveled she had she had children all across the United States and you know she spent nine months out of the year just visiting her children Choices:  1. she still travels a lot, and visits her children all over the united states 2. it was difficult for her because she was so accustomed to traveling--she spent nine months of the year just visiting her children all around the united states 3. it was difficult because she wasn't able to travel anymore--she traveled a lot, and spent nine months traveling and visiting her children all over the united states
Output: 1
Statement: That is, basic substances which in combination produce--"  "Of course," Dave interrupted. Choices:  1. "I mean, simple substances that, when you put them together, make-" 2. "What? I have no idea what you're talking about," Dave interrupted. 3. "It's obvious," Dave interrupted.
Output: 2
Statement: When some of their capital is invested in Treasury securities, the interest is related to their cost of operations in the same way as the revenue earned from selling services. Choices:  1. They cannot invest any capital in Treasury securities. 2. Some of their capital can be invested in Treasury securities. 3. The interest the earn is related to their cost of operation.
Output: 1
Statement: Bauer, by contrast, was a shrewd and vicious opportunist. Choices:  1. Bauer was a unlikable opportunist. 2. Bauer was a fair and gentle opportunist. 3. Bauer was no a well liker person.
Output: 2
Statement: I was in a tavern drinking with two women on my lap when my name was called. Choices:  1. I was drinking in a bar. 2. I was sitting in church. 3. I was drinking beer in a barn.
Output: 2
Statement: It did not complete 90 percent of the necessary engineering drawings until 1998, after the first two development aircraft were delivered. Choices:  1. The first two development aircraft were delivered before 90 percent of the engineering drawings were completed. 2. This created a dangerous situation. 3. The drawings were complete well before the aircraft were delivered.
Output: 3
Statement: This report discussed how GAO's work benefited the Congress and the American people. Choices:  1. GAO's work benefited both Congress and American citizens. 2. GAO's work benefited both Congress and American citizens by reducing bureaucracy. 3. GAO's work benefited no one.
Output: 3
Statement: well well yeah i think they went back for a brief hearing on the sentence Choices:  1. I believe they went back for a brief discussion on the sentence because they couldn't decide between a life sentence and the death penalty. 2. They didn't return for a discussion on the sentence. 3. I believe they went back for a brief discussion on the sentence.
Output: 2
Statement: Existing planning, budgeting, program evaluation and fiscal accountability processes should be integrated with GPRA requirements to ensure consistency and reduce duplication of effort. Choices:  1. Duplication of effort can be reduced by integrating some existing processes with GPRA requirements.  2. GPRA requirements are the best way to ensure consistency.  3. GPRA requirements have been shown to increase redundancy of efforts in the workplace. 
Output: 3
Statement: I frankly doubt whether this approach has been followed consistently enough to be called the general rule, but if there were ever an instance in which it is appropriate it is here. Choices:  1. I doubt this approach has been followed well enough to be called a general rule. 2. I doubt this approach has been followed well enough to be called a general rule, but we will examine it to be sure. 3. I know this approach has been followed well enough to be called a general rule.
Output: 3
Statement: To obtain this diploma during your holiday, you can take a five-day series of lessons, usually starting in a hotel pool and graduating to supervised dives to a depth of 12 m (39 ft). Choices:  1. You can learn to dive at the hotel and then go out in the ocean. 2. They don't teach diving. 3. You can take a five-day series of lessons for diving.
Output: 2
Statement: Each individual program uses its own approach on its own timeline to serve its own purpose. Choices:  1. All of the programs use the same approach. 2. Some of the programs have a bad approach. 3. The different programs have their own timelines.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes. She looked perplexed.  Choices:  1. She was confused by the directions to install the new software. 2. She understood everything. 3. She looked very confused.
Output: 2
Statement: Social Security reform-depending on the elements of the reform package and the timing of implementation-could foster saving and Choices:  1. There are various options available for reforming Social Security. 2. One potential option to reform Social Security would be to being producing Soylant brand food. 3. There is only one reform that could be implemented to save Social Security.
Output: 3
Statement: But perhaps the greatest legacy to travelers today who arrive at the world's premier island beach resort is the warmth, friendliness, and sense of family that Hawaiian culture has created in the land of its rise, fall, and renewal. Choices:  1. Hawaii's culture had a warm, friendly and family feel to it. 2. The Hawaiian culture is extremely cold and solitary . 3. Even though there is warmth, friendliness and a sense of family in the Hawaiian culture, the greatest point is their hearts.
Output: 2
Statement: Concerts are frequently held here. Choices:  1. There are no concerts held here. 2. There are many concerts held here and it attracted people from all over the country. 3. There are many concerts held here.
Output: 1
Statement: Katzenbach, who was U.S. attorney general under Johnson, scoffs at the notion that Legal Services is just another government handout. Choices:  1. Katzenbach is one of the youngest attorney generals in history. 2. Katzenbach smiled at the idea that Legal Services were simply given out by the Government. 3. The U.S attorney general under Johnson is named Katzenbach.
Output: 2
Statement: It was highly possible that it might prove to be Whittington. Choices:  1. There is a great chance it may turn out to be Whittington. 2. Whittington has a high probability of being the one because of his awkward disappearances of late. 3. There is no way that it could be Whittington.
Output: 3
Statement: He was succeeded by Tan?Ϳγu ?ȩller, Turkey's first woman leader. Choices:  1. His successor was a male general. 2. There was a female leader in Turkey. 3. He chose her as his successor.
Output: 1
Statement: Court of Appeals, and how it was resolved. Choices:  1. Exactly how it had been resolved.  2. It was resolved in a good way.  3. It was completely unresolved. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh well what do you think though um um i don't know i the the one problem i guess i have and maybe why so many women younger women now are choosing to go outside is i feel that in general in this society that being at home is not looked upon as um a job in itself whereas you know you hear a lot of women that are home saying that it is a job in itself but i know when i was working and i was a an engineer so i was always with men uh and they were single many of them and i tried to explain to them well my day doesn't end when i leave at i used to leave at three i keep going to eleven at night and they had Choices:  1. There are women who work as an engineer, sometimes all the way to eleven o'clock. 2. There are no woman who work as an engineer. 3. I am a woman who works as an engineer.
Output: 2
Statement: Interested in free legal advice through the program? Choices:  1. The program only requires your personal information for free legal advice. 2. Interested in expensive legal advice? 3. Want some free legal advice?
Output: 2
Statement: Ryerson : Goodbye. Choices:  1. Ryerson: We will meet again soon. 2. Ryerson: Hello, how are you? 3. Ryerson: Farewell.
Output: 2
Statement: As a result, the construction activities would normally be in different locations at the plant, reducing the interference between the two projects. Choices:  1. But this time, the construction activities are in the direct neighbourhood. 2. As a result, the construction activities are in different locations at the plant. 3. The construction activities, as a result, would normally be in different locations at the plant, reducing the interference between the two projects.
Output: 2
Statement: 10 "Sit down here on the grass, do.  Choices:  1. Have a seat on the lawn.   2. Do not sit yourself down on the lawn.   3. You will like sitting on the lawn.  
Output: 2
Statement: Check out our newest feature, Ask Bill Barnes. Choices:  1. You can check out our new feature, Ask Bill Barnes, on our website. 2. We have a new feature called Ask Bill Barnes. 3. We decided to cancel Ask Bill Barnes, and not unveil it to the public.
Output: 3
Statement: An article celebrates the return to favor of jazz pianist Keith Jarrett, whose sharp tongue is nearly as famous as his music (he disses Wynton Marsalis as a talented high-school trumpet player). Choices:  1. Jarrett is a good pianist who keeps his mouth shut. 2. Keith Jarrett is good at piano but also good at making fun of people. 3. Jarrett once went to far with his sharp tongue and mocked the president of Mongolia.
Output: 1
Statement: John left me, and a few minutes later I saw him from my window walking slowly across the grass arm in arm with Cynthia Murdoch.  Choices:  1. John stayed and ignored Cynthia as she walked by.  2. John was a liar and cheated on me with Cynthia.  3. John left me to then walk with Cynthia Murdoch. 
Output: 1
Statement: Edinburgh is compact, a city where you can walk to appointments or to your evening entertainment. Choices:  1. Edinburgh is a small city where you can comfortably walk just about anywhere. 2. Edinburgh is a giant city and you must have a car to get around. 3. Many businesses are within walking distance in Edinburgh. 
Output: 2
Statement: The rest is only half-glimpsed, fantasized, or saturated by memory--or is the present the memory? Choices:  1. Is the rest from present memory, or just half-glimpsed recollections? 2. Isn't it clear that the rest is formed completely by present memory? 3. The few memories left from the war were half-formed, but maybe this was from present memory?
Output: 2
Statement: 126 Chapter 16 Further Adventures of Tommy FROM a darkness punctuated with throbbing stabs of fire, Tommy dragged his senses slowly back to life. Choices:  1. Tommy had a hard time coming back to his senses. 2. Chapter 18 Further Adventures of Billy 3. The room was dark despite the fire burning so hot it was colored blue.
Output: 2
Statement: and i well i used to i learned how to knit when i was little my grandmother knitted a lot Choices:  1. My grandmother liked to knit me adorable little sweaters. 2. I picked up knitting from my grandmother when I was a child. 3. I'm pretty sad that my grandmother died before I could ever meet her.
Output: 3
Statement: A visit to the Vatican is an object lesson for faithful and sceptic alike. Choices:  1. The Vatican is an inspiring place that anyone will appreciate. 2. The Vatican is really something only the faithful will get anything out of. 3. The Vatican will teach people who are faithful and those who are not.
Output: 2
Statement: but he pops up on the Dallas scene quite often as a matter of fact there was some talk about trying to get him involved with the team management in some sort of a coaching job Choices:  1. He rarely show up at the Dallas scene, so no one knows anything about him.  2. Since he shows up in the northern Dallas scene every week, they want to get him a coaching job.  3. There was talk about getting him involved in a coaching job with team management in Dallas. 
Output: 1
Statement: and as soon as the oil prices came back down we the pendulum swung the other way and we need those reminders Choices:  1. We don't need those reminders because oil has never been expensive. 2. We need those reminders because oil prices are volatile. 3. Everybody needs those reminders because oil prices are high now.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah we had one uh course in Texas they uh  used to string them up now they Choices:  1. We had a course we did in Alabama. 2. If you failed the course, they strung you up. 3. There was a course in Texas.
Output: 1
Statement: Helms, he went over an' picked up a book " Choices:  1. He picked up a book. 2. He picked up a magazine. 3. He picked up a book to read.
Output: 2
Statement: Good luck.' Choices:  1. I hope you fail.  2. I'm sincerely rooting for you.  3. Break a leg. 
Output: 1
Statement: Concentration-Response Functions for PM-related Premature Mortality Choices:  1. Concentration-Response Functions have no relation to PM-related Premature Mortality. 2. There are also 2 other functions that can be used for PM-related Premature Mortality. 3. The function for PM-related Premature Mortality is Concentration-Response.
Output: 1
Statement: Or entry costs are so high that no one will pay them unless guaranteed a return, at least initially--as when cable TV was new. Choices:  1. An option is that unless there is a return as a warranty, nobody would be likely to pay the costs. 2. The entry costs are very high, but a solution will be found- think of when cable TV was a new thing! 3. There is no possibility for the entry costs to be lower, unfortunately.
Output: 3
Statement: The sum of these unholy things, Mayakovsky suggests, is the feeding of his soul, the making of his poetry. Choices:  1. Mayakovsky relies on solely the unholy things for the creativity he needs to write. 2. Mayakovsky suggests that these unholy things come together to help him form his poetry. 3. Mayakovsky uses other people's poems to write his music.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum yeah right what kind of car is it Choices:  1. Yes, what kind of car model is it? 2. In what year was the car made? 3. What kind of a jet plane is it?
Output: 3
Statement: Her last spear fell to the sand. Choices:  1. She let go to the weapon. 2. The spear was very heavy. 3. She threw the last spear with all her might.
Output: 3
Statement: But just level with my head there was a hole in the rock. Choices:  1. The hole in the rock was bigger than an adult. 2. The hole in the rock was high from the ground. 3. There was a hole in the rock at head height.
Output: 1
Statement: oh she didn't she didn't do something Choices:  1. She didn't perform a single action. 2. To my knowledge - and I could be wrong, she did not perform a single action. 3. She did do something!
Output: 3
Statement: Unrestrained ocean waves and salty sea spray have wrecked huge chunks of the Malecen, the sumptuous promenade and roadway that traces the edge of the sea. Choices:  1. Malecen was wrecked by ocean waves and salty sea spray proving that nature is unstoppable. 2. Malecen was wrecked by ocean waves and salty sea spray. 3. Malecen was not wrecked by ocean waves and salty sea spray.
Output: 3
Statement: But nothing can prepare you for the visual shock of the Sistine Chapel (Cappella Sistina), built for Sixtus IV in the 15th century. Choices:  1. The Sistine Chapel was built in the 17th century. 2. The Cappella Sistina, built in the 1400s, is a visual shock. 3. Sixtus IV died before the Sistine Chapel was finished.
Output: 1
Statement: Chithirai Vishu (Hindu New Year) is a more religious affair than the Chinese, with worship and prayers. Choices:  1. During Chinese new year, there are less devout rituals and celebrations. 2. The Hindu new year is more devout in celebration than the Chinese new year.. 3. The Chinese new year is less significant that the Hindu new year.
Output: 3
Statement: Although it has the dour look of a barracks building, it houses many of the finest statuary and artifacts found at the site, and they bring to life the bare bones of the temple buildings and houses. Choices:  1. The aesthetic, despite being conventional for the structure, is still very pleasant to everyone.  2. The barracks building has a common barracks look.  3. The barracks is entirely not reminiscent of a barrack's interior.
Output: 3
Statement: pardon me that's true Choices:  1. Pardon me, he's not lying about the murder. 2. Excuse me, that's false. 3. Actually, that happens to be true.
Output: 2
Statement: Nanak's teachings were written in the Adi Granth, which acquired for Sikhs the sanctity of the Koran. Choices:  1. The sanctity of the Koran is of the upmost importance of the Sikhs. 2. Adi Granth, for the Skhs, contains writings from Nanak's teachings. 3. Nanak's teachings cannot be found written in any document.  
Output: 3
Statement: Most political activities are robust,  a robust campaign, a robust fundraising program, a robust reponse to critics, a robust position on you-name-it. Choices:  1. Political activities are very robust in every sense.   2. Political activities are easy in every sense of the word.   3. Political activities are a very dirty business to participate in.  
Output: 2
Statement: Most monasteries on Crete create certified copies of their most celebrated icons and you can also find them in jewelry shops and specialty stores in the towns. Choices:  1. Trinkets that resemble famous monastery icons may be purchased. 2. Religious icons are never copied, and any such fare is forbidden. 3. Even though they're mere copies, some of them are quite expensive.
Output: 2
Statement: The vineyards hug the gentle slopes between the Vosges and the Rhine Valley along a single narrow 120-km (75-mile) strip that stretches from Marlenheim, just west of Strasbourg, down to Thann, outside Mulhouse. Choices:  1. The vineyards are located along a narrow 75-mile-long strip between Marlenheim and Thann. 2. A small clearing in a valley east of Strasbourg hosts the entirety of the vineyards. 3. Up to 15% of France's wine is produced by the vineyards each year.
Output: 2
Statement: The Jewelry District is also situated on nearby Hill Street, between West Fifth and West Sixth streets. Choices:  1. The Jewelry District is on hill street surrounded by stores. 2. The Jewelry District is in the mall on Main Street. 3. The Jewelry District is on hill street.
Output: 2
Statement: There is also six times as much rain here as in Funchal. Choices:  1. It rains six times more than in Funchal. 2. it gets less rain here than Funchal. 3. It often floods because of all the rain.
Output: 2
Statement: Raja Jai Singh II, that scholar of the stars who dotted northern India with his collections of instruments for observing the heavens, chose an exact date for moving his capital from Amber 17 November 1727 as auspicious. Choices:  1. Raja Jai Singh II is a famous biologist. 2. Raja Jai Singh II studied the heavens. 3. The date of his instrument constructions were also chosen carefully.
Output: 1
Statement: Notice the fine mosaic of Jesus and the New Jerusalem over the chancel. Choices:  1. There is a mosaic of Jesus and New Jerusalem over a chancel. 2. The mosaic of Poe is under the fireplace. 3. The mosaic of Jesus and New Jerusalem is a splendid work of art to behold.
Output: 2
Statement: Supreme Court from Washington state that challenges the mechanism every state uses as a mainstay of legalservices funding. Choices:  1. States don't use mainstays for legalservices funding. 2. Each state has a mainstay for legalservices funding. 3. Each state has the same mainstay for legalservices funding.
Output: 1