niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Old men sell bags of corn for you to feed to the pigeons, while brightly dressed water-sellers tout for business with cries of buz gibi! ( ice-cold! ), and encourage tourists to take a photograph for a fee, of course. Choices:  1. Visitors can buy bags of corn from old men and feed them to the pigeons. 2. No one feeds anything to the pigeons because it is against the law. 3. The old men charge tourists more than locals for the corn.
Output: 2
Statement: Then, when the groups learned of one another's existence, the boys immediately drew lines in the sand. Choices:  1. The groups learned to work together.  2. The boys hated the girls.  3. The group learned that the other existed and started a divide. 
Output: 1
Statement: LSC statistics for CY 2002 will reflect the input of all these performance measures. Choices:  1. LSC statistics for CY 2002 will reflect the input of all these performance measures. 2. LSC statistics for CY 2002 will reflect the input of all these eggs. 3. LSC statistics for CY 2002 won't reflect the input of all these performance measures.
Output: 3
Statement: Alison Moore indicated that these differences can also influence how researchers and clinicians tailor interventions to apply to people with different cultural attributes. Choices:  1. Alison Moore indicated that these differences were of no importance to different cultural attributes. 2. Alison Moore is a graduate student at the Virginia Technical School. 3. Alison indicated that these differences influence how clinicians tailor interventions.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, as noted above, grantees often seek alternative funding to expand services to women and children in potentially abusive situations. Choices:  1. Grants want to help abuse victims  2. Grants do not look for alternatives to help abused children 3. Grants often look for alternative funds to exosnf serviced to women and children of abuse 
Output: 2
Statement: it's just so well done and i lived over in England for four years that was the first place i ever saw it and it was just gosh it was so good Choices:  1. I lived in England for a few years. 2. I've never seen it. 3. I saw that movie the first month I lived in England. 
Output: 2
Statement: How much good the Norplant option would do is debatable. Choices:  1. Everyone know that the Norplant option is very beneficial. 2. The Norplant option might not have any benefits at all. 3. It is questionable how much benefit the Norplant option will provide.
Output: 1
Statement: As you turn to head up into the valley, look for a house on the left surrounded by shady trees. Choices:  1. The house up on the left in the valley is where the priest lives.   2. You won't find a house when you head up into the valley. 3. When you go into the valley, be on a lookout for a house with a lot of shady trees.
Output: 2
Statement: His body was rigid as it lifted a foot, ten feet, then a hundred above the ground. Choices:  1. He was agitated because he couldn't get off the ground. 2. He was stiff and still while he levitated upward. 3. The magical powers had enabled him to fly.
Output: 1
Statement: and that that's interesting they would i was reading something that said that they way Choices:  1. I like to read about that. 2. I saw it on TV. 3. I find that interesting.
Output: 2
Statement: Consider the results of another poll, this one from 1964, in which Louis Harris found that RFK's presence on a Democratic ticket would gravely hurt the party's chances in the South and border states, among businessmen, and among fence-sitters in both parties. Choices:  1. They wanted to show that they made the right decision. 2. They did not consider any polls til the election was long over. 3. They took into account the probability of the ticket being changed could have hurt the party at the time. 
Output: 2
Statement: but i guess the closest i've ever come to participating in music is singing in the choir Choices:  1. I enjoyed singing in the choir when I did. 2. Singing in the choir is the most musical thing I have done. 3. I participate in music by playing in a band.
Output: 3
Statement: Attestation engagements can cover a broad range of financial or nonfinancial objectives and can be part of a financial audit or other type of audit. Choices:  1. This type of verification can be requested by auditee or auditor. 2. Items added to the ledger originated in an alternative dimension. 3. Certification can be expected for a variety of items.
Output: 2
Statement: No one has suggested that Reno has a financial or personal stake in the latest scandal. Choices:  1. The latest scandal has not been said to have personal or financial ties to Reno. 2. It was suggested in previous scandals that Reno had a personal stake. 3. Multiple accusers have claimed that Reno has a financial stake in the scandal.
Output: 3
Statement: The worst Gore can be accused of on the basis of existing evidence is being protected to a minor degree without his own knowledge or consent. Choices:  1. Gore cannot be blamed for anything. 2. Gore cannot be accused of serious things. 3. Gore can only be accused of one minor thing.
Output: 1
Statement: Tripp should have told Ms. Choices:  1. Ms should have been told by Tripp. 2. Ms should have told Tripp. 3. Tripp eventually told Ms.
Output: 2
Statement: Tiny bays of soft sand sheltered by cliffs and cooling vegetation provide a completely different experience from the beaches of Montego Bay. Choices:  1. Through spontaneous combustion, the amount of vegetation heats the tiny bays of soft sand sheltered by cliffs. 2. The beaches of Montego Bay are superior to tiny bays of soft sand sheltered by cliffs and cooling vegetation. 3. The beaches of Montego Bay differ from tiny bays of soft sand sheltered by cliffs and cooling vegetation.
Output: 1
Statement: Table 3. Summary of Economic Impacts by Scenario - 2010 Choices:  1. Table 3. 2016 Results of Economic Impacts by Scenario 2. Results of 2010 Study of Economic Impacts 3. Table
Output: 1
Statement: yeah this is not a real good time of day because most people listed their home numbers and of course they're gone Choices:  1. Weekends are better to reach people at home at this hour. 2. This was a good time to call people at home. 3. Most of the people were not home at this time of day.
Output: 2
Statement: in you know in my younger days i i was interested in what's the vacation policy and then as i matured a little bit you know i was more interested in what are the insurance benefits you know Choices:  1. I am more interested in insurance benefits now than I was when I was younger, but part of that is because my vacation benefits are guaranteed now.  2. As I've grown older, I've come to care more about the insurance benefits my work provides me rather than vacation time.  3. Now that I've matured, I care about vacation policy in an employer more than ever. 
Output: 3
Statement: She's good at looking at the big picture. Choices:  1. She does a good job of seeing the tiny details. 2. She does a good job of seeing the big picture when the small details can be too confusing. 3. She does a good job of seeing the big picture.
Output: 1
Statement: Men were coming down the long lines, handing something to the slaves. Choices:  1. Women were taking things from the slaves. 2. Men were handing something to slaves. 3. The slaves were being handed items from the procession of men that formed.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that's true oh are you kidding but they all hate each other Choices:  1. None of them like each other. 2. It goes back to a bet that went sour in grade school. 3. They've loved each other since grade school.
Output: 3
Statement: Many of the people you will see circumambulating Boudhanath are Tibetans rather than Nepalis, and those with long braids and wild costumes are usually Tibetans who have only recently arrived in Kathmandu. Choices:  1. Many of the Tibetans in Nepal are actually refugees. 2. You can usually recognize some of the Tibetans by their long braids and wild costumes.  3. The Tibetans in Nepal always dress soberly and keep their hair short.
Output: 3
Statement: I beg your pardon. A man's voice beside her made her start and turn. Choices:  1. She was startled by the man and turned when he said I beg your pardon.  2. She was expecting the man next to her to speak and wasn't surprised when he did.  3. She was lost in her thoughts which is why she was startled when the man next to her spoke. 
Output: 2
Statement: Her 1990 book (reportedly ghosted by Barbara Bush) has sold more than 300,000 copies. Choices:  1. Her 1990 book was not successful. 2. Her 1990 book was very successful, said the critics. 3. Her 1990 book was very successful.
Output: 1
Statement: The First Crusade was organized to help the Byzantines recapture the Holy Land from the  infidel  Muslims, and resulted in victory for the Crusaders. Choices:  1. The Crusaders victory resulted because of the First Crusade. 2. The First Crusade did not help Byzantines recapture the Holy Land. 3. The First Crusade was coordinated to aid the Byzantine in retaking the Holy Land from the heathen Muslims and Jews.
Output: 2
Statement: GAO's activities are designed to ensure the executive branch's accountability to the Congress under the Constitution and the federal government's accountability to the American people. Choices:  1. GAO is designed to ensure the accountability of the executive branch. 2. GAO is designed to ensure how eficient the branch is. 3. GAO is designed to ensure the accountability of the executive branch to the constiuents in their districts.
Output: 2
Statement: Behind her, Adrin aimed and fired another shot into a rider's chest. Choices:  1. Adrin pulled out his pistol and shot the rider in the chest. 2. The rider was shooting and hit Adrin in the head. 3. Adrin shot the rider in the chest.
Output: 2
Statement: He led Dave through the big tent, taking pride in the large drafting section--under the obvious belief that it was used for designing spells. Choices:  1. Dave was very good at drafting spells.  2. Dave was prideful when being led through the tent.  3. Dave was unimpressed and scoffed. 
Output: 3
Statement: The jazz and popular music scene is dominated by Filipino performers of very high quality. Choices:  1. Besides jazz and popular music, Filipinos also dominate the rap scene in the area to a fair extent. 2. Popular and jazz music has the majority of its performers as Mexicans in the area. 3. Competent Filipinos are frequent performers in the jazz and popular music scene in the area.
Output: 2
Statement: This area is also home to the Montego Bay Yacht Club, which hosts a number of yachting regattas through the year. Choices:  1. It is also home to the Montego Bay Yacht Club, which presents many regattas throughout the year.   2. This is not the place to be to enjoy yachts.  3. The Montego Bay Yacht Club also chooses to be located here. 
Output: 2
Statement: programs' cost and schedule, to improve the quality of weapon systems once fielded, and to deliver new capability to the war fighter faster. Choices:  1. The weapons system needs to be upgraded. 2. The weapons system is only working in theory. 3. There are new capabilities for the war fighter.
Output: 2
Statement: Although it has been a Christian bastion since the third century, it was a pagan sacrificial site long before that. Choices:  1. It used to a pagan sacrificial site where many sacrifices where made. 2. It was never a pagan sacrificial site. 3. It used to a pagan sacrificial site before it became a Christian place.
Output: 2
Statement: I know it is, White. Choices:  1. I have no idea.  2. I am aware of it.  3. I know that it's a close game. 
Output: 1
Statement: and it finally ended up that uh even though we had reached a verdict before we were allowed to give it they settled the case Choices:  1. The case was settled before we even reached a verdict. 2. The case was settled before were able to give our verdict. 3. We had to wait 3 days to give our verdict, and in that time the case was settled.
Output: 1
Statement: Only the Bible sold more with about 6 billioncopies. Choices:  1. The bible has sold approximately 6 billion copies. 2. The bible outsells every single book every year.  3. No one has any interest in reading the bible. 
Output: 3
Statement: Susan knows of this, I am sure. Choices:  1. I'm sure Susan knows about this. 2. I am sure Susan has no idea. 3. I'm sure Susan knows about the battle.
Output: 2
Statement: He would not ignore the possibility of the telegram having been found. Choices:  1. He could not disregard the chance that the telegram would be discovered. 2. He was eager for the telegram to be found. 3. The telegram held important personal information about himself.
Output: 2
Statement: Those who were too cynical to challenge the ways of the world, too preoccupied with the past to see the present, and too obsessed with who was wrong to recognize what was right. Choices:  1. There are no cynical people that didn't challenge the ways of the world. 2. Their way to see the world harmed them in a scale that they didn't progress. 3. There were people that were too preoccupied with the past to see the present.
Output: 1
Statement: to what your gear is uh i it would depend upon which one you want i think now that i've had the bicycle i would go to the stepper but if i were you i would go apply to either a health club or one of the others and use it for a while because you can buy a month's membership and see what you feel is best for you Choices:  1. Fitness clubs are beneficial for everyone. 2. If I were you I would eat potato chips all day. 3. If I were in your shoes, I would apply to a fitness club.
Output: 2
Statement: But it wouldn't have made any difference if they'd been Wilson's the One, Theodore Roosevelt's Back Again, Franklin--That's All, and Nixon, Come Back. Choices:  1. Difference would definitely have been made if they'd been Wilson's The One, Roosevelt's Back Again, Franklin's That's All and Nixon's Back Again.  2. No difference would have been made if they'd been Wilson's The One, Roosevelt's Back Again, Franklin's That's All and Nixon's Back Again.  3. Difference probably wouldn't have been made if they'd been Wilson's The One, Roosevelt's Back Again, Franklin's That's All and Nixon's Back Again. 
Output: 1
Statement: Residents and former residents of a Lincoln Place mobile home park that is being demolished to make way for a city-owned community center are demanding that the government compensate them for lost trailers and relocation costs. Choices:  1. Residents and former residents of Lincoln Place mobile home park (which is being demolished) are demanding to be compensated by the government. 2. Residents and former residents of Lincoln Place mobile home park (which is being demolished) are demanding to be given a million dollars by the government. 3. Residents and former residents of Lincoln Place mobile home park (which is being demolished) are looking to pay the government what they feel is owed.
Output: 3
Statement: As his eyes closed, however, he saw the licks of red flame turning pink skin black on men who screamed for mercy and received none. Choices:  1. The men were being tortured and then died. 2. The men ran away before they could be hurt. 3. The men were in lots of pain.
Output: 2
Statement: The remaining time is fixed and includes the time between stops (route time and the fixed portion of access) and the fixed portion of travel time. Choices:  1. The remaining time doesn't count time between stops. 2. The remaining time is fixed and includes time between stops. 3. The remaining time is fixed at 2 weeks.
Output: 1
Statement: 'There was a truce!' Choices:  1. We had agreed on a truce! 2. We were going to fight to the death. 3. We agreed not to fight anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: The provisions of section 405(e) of title IV of the Clean Air Act shall apply for purposes of this section in the same manner and to the same extent as such provision applies to the monitoring and data referred to in section 405. Choices:  1. Provisions in section 304 apply for purposes like those in 394. 2. The provisions to section 405 apply for purposes of the section like the provisions apply to data in section 405. 3. All provisions are important and must be heeded. 
Output: 1
Statement: Monetary union and relaxed fiscal policy are sparking the boom. Choices:  1. The policies allowed more growth for small businesses. 2. The boom is a result of relaxed fiscal policy. 3. Monetary union is causing a recession.
Output: 3
Statement: The McCains go in to chat up the employees and buy a blue-and-white patchwork quilt. Choices:  1. The McCains had a conversation with the employees. 2. The McCains went to the store, but in the end purchased nothing. 3. The patchwork quilt that the McCains bought made them happy.
Output: 2
Statement: I have something so huge that they'll all be speechless, and especially my Miss Aldonka,' Czarek thought, exhausted but pleased with himself. Choices:  1. Czarek thought Miss Aldonka would have so much to say! 2. Czarek thought Miss Aldonka wouldn't be able to speak after he announced his new plan. 3. Czarek thought Miss Aldonka wouldn't be able to speak.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum they do and then i don't know how they get because normally they're not that pumped up and i Choices:  1. They must be taking something to help them get pumped up. 2. I don't know how they do it, because they are usually not pumped up. 3. I know how they do it, and they are always that pumped up.
Output: 3
Statement: Why am I called? Choices:  1. Why haven't you called me? 2. Why was I contacted? 3. I was contacted for a good reason?
Output: 1
Statement: In the latter, the director used farce not to lighten the drama but to darken it, so that the slapstick debacles seemed to spring from the hero's roiling unconscious. Choices:  1. The director used farce to darken the drama. 2. Farce was used by the director to lighten the mood of the drama. 3. The use of farce was quite successful.
Output: 2
Statement: No wonder they took their ease in the Tubacca plaza. Choices:  1. It makes sense that they went to Tubacca to relax after meeting their sales goals. 2. It's hard to believe they took their ease in the Tubacca plaza. 3. No wonder they went to Tubacca plaza to take it easy.
Output: 2
Statement: Tomorrow we begin. Choices:  1. Today we begin. 2. We begin preparing for battle tomorrow. 3. We begin tomorrow.
Output: 1
Statement: The top 10 inventions include electrification, contraceptives, gunpowder, and calculus. Choices:  1. The best inventions ever created are gummy worms and lamp posts. 2. The best 10 inventions include the wheel and fire. 3. Part of the best 10 inventions were electrification and contraceptives.
Output: 1
Statement: The really disconcerting thing about Bryan's decision, though, is that it seems so blatantly to be more about gaining the favor of Wall Street than about improving the performance of the company. Choices:  1. Bryan's decision is an attempt to gain the favor of Wall Street rather than about improving the performance of the technology company. 2. Bryan's decision is an attempt to gain the favor of the government rather than about improving the performance of the company. 3. Bryan's decision is an attempt to gain the favor of Wall Street rather than about improving the performance of the company.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that's really uh yeah we were until the kids got older we'd go there and you know it was um that right i'll date myself a little bit but it's remarkable the number of those things they need merged or something but it still it's still quite popular i have to i'm not sure the pizza was okay i mean Choices:  1. My oldest child is now twenty-two years old. 2. We happen to be until the kids got older. 3. I never had children to begin with.
Output: 3
Statement: Interior believed that the fees the contractor would have charged were excessive and the savings were uncertain. Choices:  1. The contractors fees are excessive and the savings are unknown said Interior. 2. The fees were excessive because they wanted extra money to import people from Spain. 3. The Interior believes the fees were reasonable and would amount to a significant savings.
Output: 3
Statement: how far west have you been Choices:  1. How long have you stayed at the places you've been to in the west? 2. How far west have you traveled? 3. How far north have you been?
Output: 3
Statement: um probably should stay on the topic but that has a little bit to do with some of the things that i read  i um Choices:  1. That relevant to things I read, but we should stay on topic. 2. That is relevant to what I read, and is on topic.  3. That has nothing to do with anything I read. 
Output: 3
Statement: As the funding agency, LSNY subcontracted with the local boards to provide legal services, and was left with only the drastic remedy of defunding a local program if problems in management or delivery of services were uncovered, he said. Choices:  1. Local programs were protected and did not need to be concerned about defunding. 2. Some local programs were defunded due to management problems. 3. LSNY provided legal services by subcontracting with local boards.
Output: 1
Statement: also with uh with work for like three months and and Choices:  1. Besides three months worth of work, there is also paid vacations available. 2. Also, there are three months worth of work. 3. There is also two months worth of work available.
Output: 3
Statement: you know if everybody's trying to incorporate a little bit of it into into their school and they made sure they pointed it out you know Choices:  1. If all of the people are trying to incorporate a little bit of it into their school. 2. Nobody should incorporate that into their school. 3. If all of the people are trying to incorporate a little bit of it into their school then everything would be better.
Output: 2
Statement: It was on this hill that Jesus gave his famous Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:2-12) and also chose his disciples. Choices:  1. On this hill, Jesus picked his followers and gave his well-known Sermon on the Mount. 2. On this hill, Jesus wrote his Sermon on the Mounts and the Ten Commandments. 3. On this hill, there is more information about the Sermon of Mounts and Jesus' disciples.
Output: 2
Statement: take our time well i can't imagine um you can't record on them and so Choices:  1. I know it is easy to record those. 2. They are right protected for copyright. 3. I don't believe you can tape on them.
Output: 1
Statement: you know you so uh people people just don't help people anymore they're they're out for themselves Choices:  1. People are always helping other people. 2. People are not helping others. 3. People are mostly doing things for themselves.
Output: 1
Statement: but hasn't it changed a lot over the years Choices:  1. most of the changes happened in the first year 2. it is radically different than it used to be 3. Over a period of time, it's stayed the same.
Output: 2
Statement: Today they lie in Ravinica, and on Sundays the coffin is opened for the faithful, and his brown and withered hands peek out from under the shroud. Choices:  1. The coffin opening performed on Sundays has been a tradition for hundreds of years. 2. The coffin always stays closed, except on Tuesdays, where it gets opened for the faithful. 3. The coffin is opened for the faithful on Sundays in Ravinica.
Output: 2
Statement: Captain Bayliss took out a patrol right away. Choices:  1. Captain Bayliss took fifty men with him on his patrol. 2. Captain Bayliss would set out on patrol tomorrow morning. 3. Captain Bayliss immediately set out on patrol.
Output: 2
Statement: The only piece of equipment of any consequence in terms of size is the storage silo, and this piece of equipment is not so large as to pose a problem with regard to location for most facilities. Choices:  1. The storage silo is one of ten large pieces of equipment. 2. The storage silo is the only large piece of equipment in the research facility. 3. The storage silo is the only large piece of equipment.
Output: 1
Statement: And Democrats, who want to run against the do-nothing Republicans in 2000, are happy to stall major legislation. Choices:  1. Democrats want to reclaim the Senate in 2000. 2. Democrats want to run in 2000. 3. Democrats think they will lose it all in 2000.
Output: 3
Statement: so not formally Choices:  1. on the record 2. informally 3. informally, but just for you
Output: 1
Statement: Additionally, Las Vegas had been made a part of Nevada's new Clark County in 1909, a year when the legislature also outlawed gambling. Choices:  1. Las Vegas was not considered part of Clark County until 1969. 2. Before 1909, Las Vegas was considered its own county. 3. Las Vegas became part of the new Clark County in the same year gambling was outlawed. 
Output: 1
Statement: With patience and luck by day or rotating shift watches by night, you may see wild pigs, sambars, and barking deer, gibbons, pig-tailed macaques and leaf monkeys, tree shrews, and red flying squirrels. Choices:  1. With patience you may see many interesting animals. 2. With patience you may see many interesting animals, but it is illegal to hunt. 3. There are no animals in the landscape, sadly.
Output: 3
Statement: But what about the months before Sept. 11? Choices:  1. No months until September 11 2. Months before September 11 3. What about the months before September 11?
Output: 1
Statement: His clothes, thick leather, had been shredded to tatters by the ice and winds of the storm. Choices:  1. The ice ruined his leather clothing. 2. It was too hot to wear any clothes. 3. He wore leather in the bad weather.
Output: 2
Statement: See Readme for the editor's comment.) Choices:  1. There's no comment in the Readme. 2. The Readme has a comment detailing the file in the Readme. 3. Check out the editor's comment in the Readme.
Output: 1
Statement: Personal saving plays a dual role in bolstering retirement security for American workers. Choices:  1. American workers should have personal savings in order to guarantee retirement security. 2. Personal savings are useless, there are government programs to guarantee income in retirement. 3. Personal savings are essential if you don't wanna be broke when you reach retirement.
Output: 2
Statement: Second, the Newsweek online story stated that the tapes offer no clear evidence to support or undermine Tripp's allegations. Choices:  1. The Newsweek online story states several things about Tripp's allegations. 2. The tapes offer strong evidence to support Tripp's allegations. 3. The tapes are the only source of evidence to support or undermine Tripp's allegations.
Output: 2
Statement: then i mean all all of us are going to answer to it one day maybe or maybe not i don't know i mean no one's said for sure you know Choices:  1. I think nobody can say it for sure, you know? 2. Everybody is going to answer to that one day, but few are sure, you know? 3. Nobody will answer to that, nobody needs to do it.
Output: 3
Statement: The Dutch, however, being nonproseytizing Protestants, were allowed to stay on throughout Japan's centuries of isolation. Choices:  1. The Dutch didn't try to convert the Japanese into Protestants so they were allowed to stay through the isolation. 2. The Dutch were made to leave Japan even though they were nonproselytizing Protestants. 3. The Japanese people didn't want to be converted to a different religion.
Output: 2
Statement: similar to those of researchers from more experiment-oriented traditions. Choices:  1. Experiment-oriented research produces better results. 2. Some researchers conduct more experiments than others. 3. Researching is the art of reading through library databases.
Output: 3
Statement: In-depth, very extensive case studies of several water catchment areas were conducted, and the final report is based on a synthesis of the findings from the case studies-another example of integration of findings across diverse sites (U.S. Choices:  1. Nobody has ever taken the time to study water catchment areas. 2. Several water catchment areas were studied in depth. 3. The case studies revealed nothing interesting about the areas.
Output: 1
Statement: Coconut palms, papaya, bananas, white sand, and surf (beware of the strong currents) make Kovalam the ultimate in happy-go-lucky dolce farniente. Choices:  1. The beach is barren and does not have any fruit trees. 2. The beach may also contain some mango trees. 3. The beach contains many fruit treese, including bananas.
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, the additional fees will ensure wider access to the judicial system for Kentucky's poor, said Geveden, D-Wickliffe. Choices:  1. They made the system even harder on the poor. 2. Those in Kentucky would have better access to the judicial system. 3. They wanted to give the poor a fighting chance.
Output: 1
Statement: The first of the Habsburgs, he packed his retinue with Burgundian and Flemish nobles. Choices:  1. The Habsburgs were a family of royalty and distinguished noblemen. 2. The Burgundian and Flemish nobles were all part of his council. 3. The retinue he packed was filled with common folk.
Output: 3
Statement: I also hope that the oxymoron will remind me to include applause as well as condemnation in my dispatches. Choices:  1. Oxymorons make the world go round.  2. Applause is when people clap for me. 3. Hopefully this oxymoron will remind me to include applause and condemnation in my dispatches.
Output: 1
Statement: This leads us to a third  They couldn't trust each other. Choices:  1. They could absolutely trust each other.  2. They were unable to experience trust with one another.  3. They could not trust one another with their children's lives. 
Output: 1
Statement: Stein's story of their origin out of a trunk hidden in a desert cave was most intriguing. Choices:  1. Stein told many similar stories before, but people trusted him, because he was rich. 2. Most intriguing was Stein's story of their origin out of the trunk hidden in a desert cave. 3. Stein's story of their origin was never heard by anyone.
Output: 3
Statement: Susan tilted her head and Vrenna tilted it like a mirror. Choices:  1. Vrenna is copying Susan's every move.  2. Both of them are still.  3. Susan and Vrenna are both tilting their heads. 
Output: 2
Statement: so i'm stuck with six forty but i'm not a power user so it doesn't matter Choices:  1. I have had my six forty for almost five years now. 2. I am eager to upgrade from this rubbish six forty I have. 3. Since I am not a heavy user, I do not mind having a six forty.
Output: 2
Statement: Unimpressed with her upstate forays, Rudolph Giuliani, her likely Senate rival,  Every time I have gone up there, I have gotten the sense that they like me. Choices:  1. Rudolph Giuliani is her likely Senate rival, but Mary Poppins could be likely, too. 2. Every time I have gone up there I've thought that they do like me. 3. I have never gone up there as I am scared that they will not like me.
Output: 3
Statement: The New York City Consumer Affairs Commissioner is quoted as saying Mr. Fishbein has a shot at winning the suit because restaurants are allowed to add a service charge for parties larger than six if the customer is told in advance--but the surcharge is limited to 15 percent. Choices:  1. All restaurants automatically add a 15% gratuity for parties of six or more. 2. Restaurants can add an automatic 15% surcharge for large parties 3. If there are less than six at a table, restaurants are allowed to add a 15% surcharge to the bill.
Output: 3
Statement: Results-oriented performance agreements are one mechanism in a performance management system that creates a line of sight showing Choices:  1. The results oriented agreements are a way performance management systems show a line of sight.  2. The agreements are binding contracts that one must abide by.  3. The results oriented agreements don't show a line sight.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh and of course this year it never really died out that much i mean this year here it is only April and it's looking good yeah we had we had a mild winter we you know everybody in my neighborhood hires their yard work done and i think i think the fun of owning a house is doing the yard work Choices:  1. It's looking good because it grew so much last fall. 2. It looks terrible so far! 3. IT's looking good already so early in the spring.
Output: 2
Statement: You shift the responsibility to the branch of government that citizens can't do anything about. Choices:  1. The citizens can't do anything about that particular branch of government. 2. The responsibility will be shifted to keep the people out of it. 3. The citizens have the most impact on that branch of government.
Output: 3
Statement: You're going to need to ask for his help. Choices:  1. If he doesn't help you, you might die. 2. You're fine on your own, you don't need his help. 3. You'll need him to assist you.
Output: 2
Statement: well they're dangerous Choices:  1. They're not safe.  2. They offer nothing to worry about. 3. I'm deeply afraid of them. 
Output: 2
Statement: It was Lindsay, Broker says, who first broached the idea of having a senior volunteer attorney program, which is flourishing today. Choices:  1. The program may be flourishing but Broker notes that the program can't take the place of a concentrated state-level strategy. 2. According to Broker, Lindsay was the one who first came up with the idea of a senior volunteer attorney program. 3. According to Broker, the senior volunteer attorney program was thought up but it fizzled out just a few months later.
Output: 3
Statement: Slate or Solitaire, I tell you. Choices:  1. Slate or poker. I won't tell you. 2. If it is between one or the other, Slate or solitaire, I will tell you. 3. I will tell you Slate or Solitaire.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon swung again. Choices:  1. Jon swung his rapier again. 2. Jon kept his rapier by his side the whole time. 3. He continued swinging until all of the enemies were down.
Output: 2
Statement: Everyone speaks as if the stakes are monumental. Choices:  1. All of them speak as if the stakes are not monumental. 2. All of them speak as if the stakes are monumental. 3. All of them speak as if the stakes are monumental, said the artist.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah all the Democrats trying to show that yeah oh oh gosh we really did support it i mean just because we wanted to impeach him doesn't mean anything Choices:  1. The Democrats aren't trying to show they supported it. 2. The Democrats are trying to show that they really did support it. 3. The Democrats are trying to show they supported it, but they don't want to impeach him.
Output: 1
Statement: They are proud of the scenic beauty, delectable wines, and exquisite hand embroidery that their tiny island has become rightly famous for. Choices:  1. The island is only known for its delectable wines. 2. The island is famous for its hand embroidery. 3. The hand embroidery is there biggest achievement.
Output: 1
Statement: Ceramics and pottery. Choices:  1. Eggs and bread. 2. There is a huge assortment of pottery and ceramics. 3. Pottery and ceramics.
Output: 1
Statement: Reduction Act Begins field Choices:  1. The reduction act has begun. 2. The reduction act hasn't begun. 3. The reduction act has begun and will end soon.
Output: 2
Statement: Miraculously the cathedral escaped unharmed from the heavy air raids of World War II. Choices:  1. The cathedral was damaged from the air assaults in World War II. 2. Given the substantial air assaults of World War II, it's a miracle the cathedral wasn't damaged. 3. War causes heavy damage and air raids.
Output: 1
Statement: In the center of the terrace is Georgian House, owned by the National Trust and restored in period style to show the workings of a typical Georgian household. Choices:  1. The Georgian House was closed down by The National Trust. 2. Georgian house was restored to it's original period style.  3. The Georgian House will show you how Georgians lived in the 1930s.
Output: 1
Statement: The central security manager told us that she considered the tests, which could be performed inexpensively by her staff, a cost-effective way to evaluate this important aspect of security and provide a service to the academic departments, which were ultimately responsible for the security of their departments' information and operations. Choices:  1. The central security manager rejected the tests, claiming that they were too expensive and complex. 2. The tests have been regarded as a cost-effective way of evaluating this aspect of security. 3. The central security manager took action based on the tests, improving department security.
Output: 1
Statement: They brought no torches and Jon saw San'doro check over his shoulder for any sign of the Sticks behind them. Choices:  1. They were careful and quiet. 2. They were lighting up the skies with their huge tall torches.  3. They were concerned about him being present so they used no sources of light. 
Output: 2
Statement: This estimate is the mean of a distribution fitted to the estimates from 26 value-of-life studies identified in the Section 812 reports as applicable to policy analysis. Choices:  1. The estimate is the mean of 5 value of life studies. 2. The estimate is based off of the average fitted to the studies. 3. The estimate has based off of the given values.
Output: 1
Statement: Passero says he is pleased with Passaic Legal Aid's work in the courts and is concerned because of the differing demographics of the counties. Choices:  1. Passero says Legal Aid is not doing what they should be doing. 2. Passero says Legal Aid has helped hundreds of people this year. 3. Passero is happy with Legal Aid's work in the courts.
Output: 1
Statement: It burrows from inside the city to a spring outside the walls; you can descend the steps and climb right into it. Choices:  1. There is a spring outside the city walls. 2. There aren't any unusual methods of leaving the city. 3. You should be able to comfortably descend the steps.
Output: 2
Statement: The paintings here are the best preserved of any from Roman antiquity frescoes in brilliant blues, greens, and the inimitable Pompeii reds. Choices:  1. Many other Roman frescoes contained the same blue, green, and red colors. 2. The paintings have recently been restored. 3. The paintings have a diverse array of colors.
Output: 2
Statement: (3) How should the size of these discounts be determined? Choices:  1. The accounts are all the same size. 2. Larger accounts are more important. 3. Determining how large the accounts should be.
Output: 1
Statement: One hand darted back and forward, as if he were throwing something. Choices:  1. His hand moved as if her was throwing something. 2. He kept both of his arms still and at his sides. 3. He was putting a plan into action.
Output: 2
Statement: Women are doing great work nowadays, and Mademoiselle Cynthia is clever ”oh, yes, she has brains, that little one." Choices:  1. Mademoiselle Cynthia has demonstrated a near-complete lack of intellect and wit during her studies. 2. Mademoiselle Cynthia's research into operant conditioning has been a great boon to the field of psychology. 3. Mademoiselle Cynthia is a good example of the great work being accomplished by women these days.
Output: 1
Statement: Legal aid lawyers and paralegals increasingly are partnering with social workers, medical people, job counselors and other specialists to provide the right mix of legal and non-legal services people need to get back on their feet. Choices:  1. Legal aid laywers partner with social workers to give more services to their clients at a lower cost to the government. 2. Legal aid lawyers partner with social workers to give fewer services to their clients. 3. Legal aid lawyers partner with social workers to give more services to their clients.
Output: 2
Statement: For hiking in Pasadena's Eaton Canyon, call the Nature Ceter at (626) 398-5420. Choices:  1. You can call the nature center if you want to hike in Eaton Canyon. 2. If you want to hike in Eaton Canyon, you can just show up. 3. You can call the nature center if you want to hike in Eaton Canyon and they will make an appointment and give you a permit.
Output: 2
Statement: From the start, however, EPA lacked an overarching legislative mission, and its environmental responsibilities have yet to be integrated with one another. Choices:  1. EPA lacks a main legislative mission. 2. EPA's environmental responsibilities do not align   3. EPA has always had an overarching legislative mission.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i went i went uh i got in a wreck recently and uh well i didn't do much damage to my car but i did some pretty heavy duty damage to the other car i have a plastic bumper Choices:  1. There is a plastic bumper on my car. 2. I have a chrome bumper on my car. 3. The wreck was totally my fault.
Output: 2
Statement: i think so too oh well thank you for calling and uh i'll have to check out that book you told me about okay thank you you take care bye-bye Choices:  1. I plan to see if my library has the book you mentioned.  2. This was a waste of my time, do not call again.  3. I appreciate the call and the book recommendation. 
Output: 2
Statement: The information is shown as the number of kWh per dollar of GDP (measured in constant 1999 dollars). Choices:  1. GDP calculations are complex 2. The GDP dollar isn't calculated with kwh 3. The information is shown in kWH per dollar of gdp
Output: 2
Statement: The instinct that led me to insist on examining those coffeecups.  Choices:  1. Something inside me felt that I had to check out those coffee cups, even though I knew it would be a longshot. 2. Something inside me felt that I had to check out those coffee cups. 3. I didn't really think I needed to check out those coffee cups.
Output: 3
Statement: i didn't mind doing that at all Choices:  1. I had an issue doing what I did. 2. I was perfectly fine doing it. 3. Doing it was very enjoyable.
Output: 1
Statement: Manta, the unbleached muslin which served to cover such openings in the frontier ranches, was tacked taut, allowing in air but only subdued light. Choices:  1. The manta let in air but a limited amount of light. 2. The muslin was bleached and blocked out air. 3. The manta was brownish cream and was handmade.
Output: 2
Statement: On the other hand, the officials and staff were supportive of efforts to better coordinate the use of ITbased participation mechanisms in order to avoid each agency reinventing the wheel. Choices:  1. To avoid reinventing the wheel the officials and staff were supportive of the IT based  mechanisms 2. Working as a team to complete the project will be completed before its deadline. 3. Each of the agencies worked on the project alone - the implementation will be much past the deadline
Output: 3
Statement: 'Once again, this is dwelling on the past,' White waved. Choices:  1. White was angry exhausted with this conversation.  2. White motioned with his hand as he spoke about hanging on to the past. 3. White felt that this was clearly an example of moving forward to the future. 
Output: 3
Statement: i mean we're going to be out in a couple of years this is no big deal i mean this is like a little vacation we don't have to work we don't have to you know we don't have to worry about making a living you know we're fed and we're clothed and we're you know this is no big deal and Choices:  1. To be honest, we don't really have to worry about making a living. 2. I honestly don't know how we're going to raise funds, we don't even have clothes on our backs. 3. This is technically like a little vacation, though we still need to do a bit of work while we're here.
Output: 2
Statement: This Jain saint looms 171.2 m (57 ft) tall, carved from a granite monolith polished by centuries of libations with milk. Choices:  1. It has been polished to a sheen by the daily offerings of milk provided by visitors.  2. This statue is not one to be impressed with.  3. The Jain statue towers at a staggering 171.2 m tall. 
Output: 2
Statement: Although the Taliban operates autonomously, its advance would not have been possible without foreign backing. Choices:  1. Foreign support for the Taliban came mostly from the US and the UK. 2. The Taliban would not have made progress without foreign support. 3. The Taliban advanced independently without any outside support.
Output: 3
Statement: so it is wonderful once you get into some of the programs that are out now you can do so much with them Choices:  1. Plenty of accounting programs are cheap to buy. 2. You can do alot with software that's currently available. 3. The stuff out now can't really do much with it.
Output: 3
Statement: Those are the kind of sentiments that very soon go to the wall when the other sentiment comes along!  Choices:  1. You will change your mind as soon as someone shares with you their sentiments.  2. You will never change your mind, that's for sure.  3. You'll easily forget that sentiment as soon as you think of another one!
Output: 2
Statement: The film also exaggerates Flynt's martyrdom for the cause of free speech. Choices:  1. The film is realistic, and doesn't exaggerate Flynt's martyrdom. 2. Free speech is the main theme of the movie. 3. Flynt's martyrdom is exaggerated in the film for the cause of free speech.
Output: 1
Statement: what's that what's that yeah i like a lot like i like uh the the New Age music like with um uh the um um i don't know if you've heard Neurotic Collection Choices:  1. I like New Age music, especially Neurotic Collection. 2. I like New Age music, especially Neurotic Collection, which just got released. 3. I hate all New Age suff.
Output: 3
Statement: The SEC conducted a cost-benefit analysis for both final rules as required by section 2(c) of the Investment Company Act. Choices:  1. There are two final rules required by the Investment Company Act. 2. There is only one final rule required by the Investment Company Act. 3. The first rule of the Investment Company Act is that you don't talk about the Investment Company Act.
Output: 2
Statement: jeez i'll tell Laura i'll tell Laura about that Choices:  1. I'll make sure Laura knows about what's going in with her boyfriend. 2. I'll tell Laura about that. 3. Oh no, I won't tell Laura about that.
Output: 3
Statement: Its other claim to fame is an automatic lighthouse whose signal can be seen 48 km (30 miles) away. Choices:  1. The signal from its automatic lighthouse is viewable from 30 miles away.  2. The automatic lighthouse was built approximately ten years ago.  3. The automatic lighthouse's signal cannot be seen from any further than five miles away. 
Output: 3
Statement: I haven't seen him either, replied Tuppence impatiently. Choices:  1. Tuppence was very patient as he replied to the questions.  2. Tuppence wasn't patient when he replied.  3. Tuppence impatiently replied to the police officer who wouldn't stop asking him questions. 
Output: 1
Statement: well they would uh tell you to call in and be caller number nine and win so i had a touch tone telephone in college and uh i just started calling in and winning all kinds of contests i had forty record albums before i even had a stereo to play them on to play them on Choices:  1. I started thinking of buying a stereo to play the records on. 2. I never won a single record album in college. 3. They would tell you to be caller number nine to win.
Output: 2
Statement: you know to do it and that really gets kind of aggravating after a while because you're saying well i work full time too you know Choices:  1. You work just 3 hours a week. 2. You work full time as well which means you are very busy. 3. You work full time as well.
Output: 1
Statement: for privacy fence so i did buy a a weed eater too and uh so i could get you know around uh around the wooden fences and um uh you know get all the weeds and stuff up out of there Choices:  1. I will just let the weeds around the wooden fences grow. 2. I cannot stand all the weed around the wooden fences. 3. I got a weed eater to remove the weeds around the wooden fences.
Output: 1
Statement: THEY'RE COMING, Susan's voice spoke in Jon's head. Choices:  1. Susan's voice said in Jon's head that they're coming. 2. Jon doesn't hear anything from Susan in his head. 3. Susan's voice said in Jon's head that they're coming to kill us.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, discussions among members gradually led those from the private sector to gain an Choices:  1. The discussions helped the private sector secure additional funding 2. There was no private sector that benefited from the talks. 3. Discussions among members led those from the private sector to gain something
Output: 2