niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: They must join with others in a broad-based coalition that ignores differences they may have on traditional postal issues. Choices:  1. They have to join with others in a coalition for business purposes. 2. They have to join with others in a coalition that supports their differences. 3. They have to join with others in a coalition that ignores any of their differences.
Output: 2
Statement: But we are still not quite there. Choices:  1. We arrived there yesterday. 2. We have not arrived there yet. 3. We will be there shortly.
Output: 1
Statement: Visiting dance groups perform at the Shrine Auditorium and the UCLA Ceter for the Arts. Choices:  1. Visiting groups perform at two locations. 2. Shrine Auditorium plays host to the city's large religious denominations. 3. The UCLA Center for the Arts features some of the world's most esteemed artists.
Output: 2
Statement: The man will be out of the country by then.  Choices:  1. The man has no intention of leaving the country in the foreseeable future.  2. The man plans to leave the country in the foreseeable future, though he'll come back in a year or two.  3. The man plans to leave the country in the foreseeable future. 
Output: 1
Statement: A small shrine and a relief mark this poignant point. Choices:  1. This emotional spot is marked by a shrine and a relief. 2. There is only a small sign to mark this emotional spot. 3. The relief shows an image of Jesus.
Output: 2
Statement: But everyone wants him to try, because only new readers will save the industry in the long run. Choices:  1. The industry is running out of ideas for building up revenues. 2. Not even new readers will be able to save the industry over the long term. 3. New readers are the only thing that can save the industry.
Output: 2
Statement: Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., told reporters, The president is resolved. Choices:  1. The president is resolved, according to Joe Lieberman, said the CNN. 2. The president is not resolved, according to Joe Lieberman. 3. The president is resolved, according to Joe Lieberman.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah  that's the hard thing out that way but uh i liked Riverside though the weather in Riverside was pretty good in California was it was i have a son lives in Riverside and one lives in Corona so Choices:  1. I have a son and a daughter. 2. I have only one son that lives in Corona, and that's it 3. I have two children who live in different places.
Output: 2
Statement: In the large pit in front of the Page Museum (see below), life-size replicas of mastodons are shown trapped in the tar. Choices:  1. Most of the people take pictures of the pit with mastodons replicas in it. 2. You can view life-size replicas of mastodons in the front of Page Museum. 3. The Page Museum contains only the work of famous writers.
Output: 3
Statement: sure i know Choices:  1. Have you always known? 2. I know, of course. 3. I don't know.
Output: 3
Statement: The resulting pools, terraces, and petrified waterfalls of dazzling white travertine are one of Turkey's most famous sights. Choices:  1. The formations of white travertine are laid down by running water. 2. Turkey is famous for its natural formations of white travertine. 3. Turkey has some impressive natural formations, but none of them are made of white travertine.
Output: 3
Statement: The West Gardens have a number of interesting memorial statues and sculptures, including the Scottish American War Memorial and the Royal Scots Memorial. Choices:  1. There are a number of interesting memorial statues and sculptures in the West Gardens, including the Scottish American War Memorial and the Royal Scots Memorial. 2. No memorials can be found in the West Gardens, though there are a number of interesting statues there. 3. The West Gardens also include a wide variety of flowers and trees native to Europe.
Output: 2
Statement: recognized that the president had committed falsehoods under oath, said Rep. Choices:  1. Realized that the president had lied under oath, said Rep. 2. Recognized that the president was guilty of perjury, said Rep. 3. Realize that the president had told the truth alone, said Rep.
Output: 3
Statement: He is clever, observed Poirot meditatively.  Choices:  1. Poirot admitted that he is clever. 2. Poirot holds a high standard for people's cleverness usually. 3. Everyone, including Poirot, spoke about his dimness.
Output: 3
Statement: It is strange, however, that when Greider himself turned his attention from money politics to the global economy, he ended up relying for technical advice mainly on--you guessed it--Milliken's protege Prestowitz. Choices:  1. Greider relied on technical advice after he switched from money politics to the global scale. 2. Prestowitz provided the best technical advice for Greider in terms of the global economy. 3. Greider did not turn to any outside source for technical advice in terms of the global economy.
Output: 3
Statement: Always ignorance. Choices:  1. Always feigned unfamiliarity. 2. Always understanding. 3. Constant incomprehension.
Output: 2
Statement: I've gentled, yes but eastern style." Choices:  1. He has become more gentle because of his life experiences. 2. He has become more gentle. 3. He has become more aggressive.
Output: 3
Statement: The casinos, open nightly from 9pm until at least 3am, offer roulette, American blackjack, baccarat, and sometimes craps, and, in Martinique, French boule. Choices:  1. The casinos never close. 2. The casinos are open until at least 3am. 3. The casinos are open late but some even stay open all night.
Output: 1
Statement: Austin Room (these days B-and-B rooms are named, not numbered), I opened my book to read and out fluttered the chant. Choices:  1. I read a book in the Austin Room of my B & B. 2. I read a good book in the Austin Room of my large B & B. 3. I read a book in my hotel room.
Output: 3
Statement: Nearby is Casa Romana, a Roman villa recreated in every detail. Choices:  1. There are no other sites to visit nearby. 2. There is a recreated Roman villa located not far away. 3. Casa Romana is the most perfect recreation of a Roman Villa in the world.
Output: 1
Statement: The model outlines the process used to acquire information technologies and identifies elements of the process that are essential for planning and carrying out acquisitions. Choices:  1. The process through which information technology is acquired is outlined in the model. 2. The model neglects to detail the information technology acquisition process. 3. Everyone agrees that this is the most comprehensive model seen to date.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Can't go that way.' Choices:  1. You can go there. 2. Can't go down that road or you will die! 3. Can't pass through there.
Output: 1
Statement: Some of butchest guys around go all atwitter when ladies ask them about their guns. Choices:  1. Ladies ask about guns so they know how to properly care for them. 2. Some men are considered more "butch" than others. 3. Tough guys act macho on facebook when it comes to gun use
Output: 3
Statement: Each identified some actions and agreed to participate in the study. Choices:  1. They agreed to participate in the study because they thought it might give them super powers. 2. Each of them agreed to participate in the study after identifying some actions. 3. Nobody could identify any actions so nobody could participate in the study.
Output: 3
Statement: One of Caleornia's finest missions lies in northern San Fernando Valley. Choices:  1. Located in the north end of San Fernando Valley is one of Caleornia's best missions. 2. Most of northern San Fernando Valley is comprised of parks and golf courses. 3. None of Caleornia's worthwhile missions are in the San Fernando Valley.
Output: 3
Statement: I cannot judge whether Stuart Taylor fell prey to this possibility. Choices:  1. I can't judge if Stuart Taylor fell to the chance. 2. I can judge everyone. 3. I can't coment on whether Stuart Taylor fell for the phishing scam.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah  and then it lies in a drawer for about five or six years at least Choices:  1. Yes, and it sits in a drawer for more than five years. 2. Then it sits in a drawer for two hours. 3. Then no one touches it for up to ten years.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the moment when reading about some 28-year-old who's suddenly worth $300 million can have an effect that requires medical attention. Choices:  1. You will probably have a heart attack when you read about a 28 year old that is suddenly with $300 million.  2. You will have no reaction at all when you read about a 28 year old that is suddenly with $300 million.  3. You may need medical attention when you read about a 28 year old that is suddenly with $300 million. 
Output: 2
Statement: During the creative process, which was moderated by la Rousse according to the patented 4-192.5-3 method, the words most frequently used in any language, that is vulgarisms, were devised and listed here as 'regrod', 'hurcia', 'larnogha' and 'dygil'. Choices:  1. La Rousse moderated the creative process. 2. La Rousse moderated the scientific process. 3. La Rousse moderated the creative process among the writers.
Output: 2
Statement: Take no unnecessary risks once the papers are in your hands. Choices:  1. Take all the risks you can once you have the papers. 2. If the papers are in your hands, risks might come. 3. When the papers are in your grasp, don't take any unneeded risks.
Output: 1
Statement: sometimes i wonder though if the presidential election isn't what really did everything in because he wasn't really paying attention to business you know you can't do both things well Choices:  1. He paid a lot of attention to business. 2. He will address business issues as he learns. 3. The Presidential election had an influence.
Output: 1
Statement: yep that that's it Choices:  1. No, not that. 2. That's exactly what I meant. 3. That's right.
Output: 1
Statement: no her family is in New Hampshire and in New York and in uh in uh oh in in North Carolina Choices:  1. We try to pick a different state to visit family in every year. 2. Her family is all in North Carolina. 3. Her family's a little spread out on the East coast.
Output: 2
Statement: Reno has apparently construed this ambiguous provision in the only way one sensibly can. Choices:  1. Reno's traffic provisions were ambiguous.  2. Reno's provisions were very exact. 3. Reno construed an ambiguous provision in the most sensible way possible.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah i think that i i guess it was uh five years ago or more than when they it failed and i guess people just got tired of talking about it i'm not too sure i guess there was no one really pushing it and no one saying that it was going to mean business to us i think nowadays Choices:  1. It was not something that anyone thought would ever succeed. 2. It was very successful five years ago and people are still talking about it today. 3. It failed about five years ago and people just didn't talk about it anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: and they had people out there using all sorts of drugs handling those chemicals Choices:  1. Drug users were handling chemicals. 2. No one who used drugs ever worked with chemicals. 3. Even though they used drugs, they were allowed to handle chemicals.
Output: 2
Statement: They are kept locked up in a little cupboard.  Choices:  1. They are locked in a cupboard. 2. They are locked in a bank. 3. The are kept under lock and key in a small cupboard downstairs.
Output: 2
Statement: The town has a long and important Jewish heritage, as it was here, from the third century onwards, that the Mishnah (part of the Talmud, edicts of Jewish Law) was codified, the Jerusalem Talmud (the primary source of Jewish religious law) was edited, and the Hebrew alphabet developed. Choices:  1. Portions of the Talmud, as well as the Hebrew alphabet were started from the third century onwards. 2. Studying the Talmud is very interesting. 3. The Jewish heritage uses only the English alphabet.
Output: 3
Statement: At the same time, the lead CEF analysts have responded to the EIA assertions by citing relevant economic literature and noting that the CEF study is one of the most carefully documented and complete analysis of U.S. energy futures that has ever been funded by the U.S. government (Koomey, et al, 2001). Choices:  1. the CEF study is one of the most incomplete analysis of U.S. energy futures 2. the CEF study is one of the most carefully documented and complete analysis of U.S. energy futures 3. the CEF study is one of the most important documents for the US government
Output: 1
Statement: and uh and i think that's good you know i think that's a good Choices:  1. And I do not think that is good at all. 2. Lowering of the taxes is always good. 3. I think that is good, I think that's a good...
Output: 1
Statement: The most feared (in a good-natured, humorous way) teen news--other than the startlingly high number of your child was killed in a car crash (in a lighthearted, frolicsome way)--was  Your adolescent is enjoying sex and drugs. Choices:  1. Teen sex and drug-use became the most feared news. 2. Everyone loves to read about teen sex and drug use. 3. There has been a lot of media attention on teen sex and drug use lately.
Output: 2
Statement: These claims can't, after all, all be right. Choices:  1. These claims are right. 2. These claims made by the girls can't be correct. 3. These claims can not be right.
Output: 1
Statement: We do, however, oppose S. 556 because of concerns with the bill -- both with some provisions that are in the bill and with some that are missing. Choices:  1. We oppose s 556 because of concerns with the bill.  2. The bill is incomplete.  3. We support the bill. 
Output: 3
Statement: The class had broken into a light sweat, but was not gasping for air. Choices:  1. The class grew more tense as time went on. 2. The class was exasperated and drenched in sweat. 3. The class maintained a steady breathe despite beginning to sweat. 
Output: 2
Statement: The last one did it. Choices:  1. The last person was the one who shot the bad guy. 2. The first person in the room took care of everything. 3. The last person was responsible for doing it.
Output: 2
Statement: At the upper terminus there is a four-level shopping center, the Peak Galleria, and the Peak Tower, which resembles an airport control tower and has shops, entertainment, and restaurants. Choices:  1. The Peak Galleria was built specifically or economic and social gain for the area. 2. The Peak Tower is built underground to where people can access its shops. 3. The Peak Galleria is a giant shopping center with shops, entertainment, and restaurants.
Output: 2
Statement: To another, case studies involve getting a great deal of information about a single site or circumstance, when generalizability isn't important. Choices:  1. The quality of the data is more important than the quantity. 2. It is quicker and more efficient to generalize when completing case studies. 3. Case studies are very intricate procedures delving into immense depth.
Output: 2
Statement: And Penguin Audiobooks has brought out an edition of Pinsky's translation of Dante's Inferno, read by Pinsky himself, Louise Gleck, and Seamus Heaney. Choices:  1. Dante's Inferno was translated and by Pinsky for a new edition. 2. Pinsky's translation of Dante's Inferno was immediately optioned for a new action movie. 3. Other books by Pinsky have also been published by Penguin Audiobooks.
Output: 2
Statement: That week, however, he didn't have the suture he needed to sew in the valves. Choices:  1. He did not have his valves sewn that week.   2. He had his valves sewn that week.   3. He had his valves sewn the following week.  
Output: 2
Statement: Today, the paintings and sculptures found in its necropolis of over 5,700 tombs provide fascinating evidence of the brilliant Etruscan civilization for archeology buffs. Choices:  1. Archaeology lovers would be fascinated by the paintings, sculptures, and various other treasures of civilization found in its necropolis of Etruscan tombs. 2. Archaeology buffs wouldn't be interested in the art found in the large necropolis. 3. Studying all of the paintings and sculptures found in the Etruscan necropolis would be difficult for archaeology students and experts alike.
Output: 2
Statement: well um the last car we bought was American because of because of that reason but have not been entirely happy with um several things about the car it doesn't seem like the quality is quite as high as i expected it to be Choices:  1. The quality of the last car we bought wasn't as high as we expected it to be. 2. The last car we bought was a Ford Focus and the quality wasn't as high as we expected. 3. The last car we bought was a japanese one, a Mitsubishi.
Output: 3
Statement: But foreign invasions are nothing new to these islanders. Choices:  1. The islands have never been invaded by anyone. 2. These islands have been colonized by invaders before. 3. The islanders have experienced invasions by foreigners.
Output: 1
Statement: Your guess is as good as mine. Choices:  1. I don't know, either. 2. I know exactly how much. 3. I don't know how many votes he got.
Output: 2
Statement: LSC's review of its CSR data was an outgrowth of its ongoing oversight responsibilities and it has become integral to its voluntary strategic planning process. Choices:  1. LSC has no plan whatsoever for analysing its data. 2. LSC has reviewed its CSR data. 3. LSC's voluntary strategic planning process is a vital part of the enterprise.
Output: 1
Statement: oh well then you you get the over thirty five everything goes downhill flop Choices:  1. Once you're older than thirty five, things go downhill. 2. Things only get better once you hit thirty five. 3. When you get older than thirty five, you have a midlife crisis. 
Output: 2
Statement: Its principal treasure, though of contested provenance, is Leonardo da Vinci's luminous Portrait of a Musician (1485), unfinished but at the same time the best preserved of the master's few surviving works. Choices:  1. Portrait of a Musician is one of the surviving works of Leonardo da Vinci. 2. Portrait of a Musician is a finished work done by Leonardo da Vinci. 3. Portrait of a Musician is one of the most famous works of Leonardo da Vinci.
Output: 2
Statement: When it comes to the present, Frank paints with particularly broad strokes. Choices:  1. The painter uses wide strokes when creating something. 2. He has never held a brush before. 3. He has been painting since a young age.
Output: 2
Statement: Kansas is so boring it's not even funny. Choices:  1. I am glad I left Kansas, else I would have been bored to death. 2. Kansas is the place to be, if you are looking for fun. 3. There is not a lot of fun things to do in Kansas.
Output: 2
Statement: and we didn't ever call it uh Cokes and such you know we call it soda Choices:  1. We call it soda, not Cokes. 2. We call it soda or pop but never Cokes. 3. We always call it Coke.
Output: 3
Statement: Others may not promote referral and treatment. Choices:  1. They all support referrals and treatment  2. Others may not support referral and treatment  3. Some may dislike referrals 
Output: 1
Statement: In recent years he's made a revival. Choices:  1. He never showed his face again. 2. He made a comeback in the past years. 3. People thought he was done for good.
Output: 1
Statement: You swing like that and you will find an axe in your gut. Choices:  1. They were wielding the axe incorrectly. 2. They are more used to using a sword than an axe. 3. They are experts when it comes to using an axe.
Output: 3
Statement: and that line being of of uh you know a a a a planet that's going to be able to continue to live or it's gradually already dying and it will not be renewable i mean we may have crossed that line Choices:  1. We might have already crossed the line, but we can probably still live for a lot longer. 2. Renewable or already gradually dying, it doesn't matter if we've crossed the line. 3. We might have crossed the line where we can live on this planet.
Output: 2
Statement: See March Comments at 101 (comment of Nan Schivone and Phyllis Holmen, Georgia Legal Services Program). Choices:  1. Nan Schivone and Phyllis Holmen declined to comment. 2. Nan Schivone and Phyllis Holmen made a comment that can be seen at 101. 3. The March Comments were the most extensive out of those received to that point.
Output: 1
Statement: He tells  If you live like a lawyer while you're a law student, you're definitely going to live like a student when you're a lawyer. Choices:  1. Don't become pompous and stat humble.  2. Always act like a lawyer and you'll always live like one.  3. If you live like a lawyer as a student, you'll live as a student as a lawyer. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh the one of the reasons why i got mine was before i went on maternity leave they didn't know how they were going to do without me at work because i am pretty much the like you said the guru in the office with the different programs and any trouble shooting that there is Choices:  1. I had a boy baby. 2. I was planning on quiting but the boss talked me out of it. 3. I'm the tech guru that fixes any problems you have.
Output: 2
Statement: In the second approach, aggregation would come after all the sites had been charted, and the charts would be used as the data base for aggregation. Choices:  1. After all the sites had been charted, aggregation would come. 2. The charts would not be used as the data base for aggregation. 3. All the charts will be used.
Output: 2
Statement: Dead Turks--or ugly modular furniture constructed to shoddy specs. Choices:  1. Beautiful pieces of furnishing, built to the highest standards.  2. Unattractive poorly put together.  3. Ugly decorations which are very uncomfortable. 
Output: 1
Statement: contracting method used, the acquisition of a facility will necessarily Choices:  1. There is a contracting method used. 2. There is no contracting method that can be used. 3. The contracting method is outdated and will hurt the facility.
Output: 2
Statement: In spite of himself he believed in the omniscience of the enemy. Choices:  1. He thought the enemy might know everything. 2. He believed that the enemy didn't know anything. 3. They enemy seemed to be better than he was.
Output: 2
Statement: Recommitment to the provision of services to Native Americans and migrant workers. Choices:  1. Native Americans and migrant workers can do without the services. 2. Recommitment to the provision of free legal services to migrant workers. 3. Recommitment to delivering services to Native Americans and migrant workers.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh it's yeah i think it's the greatest stuff in the world though it's jeez they i make all kinds of things with it we make all kinds of things just with dried flowers i i almost want to start a business doing it but i don't i i'm so uh timid when it comes to starting a business Choices:  1. I think dried flowers are the worst things in the world. 2. A business making things with dried flowers could do well around here. 3. I would love to start a business making all kinds of things with dried flowers.
Output: 1
Statement: that's uh condition of employment Choices:  1. That is required to be employed. 2. I did not realize it was required for employment. 3. I knew what the requirements were from the company's website.
Output: 2
Statement: EXPIRED APPROPRIATIONS (ACCOUNTS) - Appropriation accounts in which the balances are no longer available for incurring new obligations because the time available for incurring such obligations has expired. Choices:  1. Expired appropriations are accounts that have balances that aren't available anymore. 2. Expired appropriations are accounts that have balances that aren't available for withdrawal anymore. 3. Expired appropriations are accounts that have balances that are available.
Output: 3
Statement: You wouldn't have been sentenced to twenty lifetimes here by the Sather Karf, would you?  The slave stared at him in surprise. Choices:  1. He was going to set the slave free. 2. The shocked person eyed him intently, 3. The man ran out of the room.
Output: 3
Statement: It's become very popular, though, because from it you can enjoy a splendid view of Derwent Water and the fells it's an almost perfectly framed natural composition, something no photographer, professional or amateur, can resist. Choices:  1. Each year, thousands of people post pictures of Derwent Water on Facebook. 2. Any type of photographer would enjoy the shot that Derwent Water and the fells offer. 3. It's not very popular these days because you can't get a clear viewing angle for Derwent Water.
Output: 3
Statement: According to The Path to  A Five-Year Status Report on Access to Justice in California, prepared by the California Commission on Access to Justice, Katherine is just one of 4.6 million poor Californians whose basic civil legal needs -- often involving such critical needs as housing, health care, education, employment, safety and transportation -- are not being addressed. Choices:  1. there is a report called The Path to A Five-Year Status Report 2. the report is only about one hundred pages long. 3. no reports are created at all
Output: 3
Statement: Sunlight streamed in through the window, and there were fleecy clouds showing in the blue sky. Choices:  1. Outside it was dark and clear. 2. It looked like rain later. 3. Clouds were showing in the sunlit sky seen through the window.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah because well the see the jury is dealing with the seriousness of the crime the jury gets to see the whole trial as does the judge but you know if if they figure there's Choices:  1. The judge instructs the jury on the seriousness of the crime.   2. The judge and jury get to observe the entire trial.   3. The jury does not get to observe the trial at all.  
Output: 3
Statement: They may never be great film artists (but then, how many great American film artists have there been, other than Griffith and Welles?) Choices:  1. They are certainly going to be great film artists. 2. There have only been a few great American film artists. 3. Welles was the best film artist.
Output: 1
Statement: west Texan Choices:  1. I'm from Oklahoma. 2. You've never been to Texas? 3. So you're from west Texas?
Output: 2
Statement: You say nothing, just listen, and began a monolog which lasted until 9AM the following morning. Choices:  1. A monolog began, which ended at 8AM the next morning. 2. A monolog began, which was extremely boring for most people. 3. A monolog began which ended before 1PM the following morning.
Output: 1
Statement: We also repeated our request for information relevant to our study. Choices:  1. Repeating granted the request. 2. We requested information relevant to our study. 3. The request was not repeated.
Output: 3
Statement: What began in a.d. 830 as the Doges' chapel for the remains of the evangelist Mark, the republic's patron saint, was rebuilt in the 11th century as a grandiose Byzantine-Oriental basilica influenced by the Hagia Sofia in Constantinople. Choices:  1. The original chapel also had an oriental influence. 2. The chapel was rebuilt nearly 300 years later. 3. The original chapel was completed in 830 a.d.
Output: 3
Statement: A sightseeing bonus here is that from the plaza in front of the church there's an unexpectedly stirring aerial view of Ibiza Town. Choices:  1. The only thing that can be seen from the plaza is the sea. 2. The plaza in front of the church is often crowded. 3. Ibiza town is visible from the plaza near the church.
Output: 1
Statement: The tide has turned so much that one might wonder whether Wilson needs to make such a fuss about the unity of knowledge. Choices:  1. It might not be necessary for Wilson to make a fuss about the unity of knowledge. 2. It might not be necessary for Johnson to make a fuss about the unity of knowledge. 3. It might not be necessary for Wilson to make a fuss about the unity of historical knowledge.
Output: 2
Statement: i'd made a couple at work you know made made several from work but i'd never uh i'd never gotten one yet i was just Choices:  1. I obtained several at my work. 2. I made several and also recieved them 3. I really want these as soon as possible.
Output: 2
Statement: don't use it for that  well yeah that's true  they shoot each other thinking they're a deer  yeah darn i thought you were a deer Bob sorry my mistake Choices:  1. They shoot deer, not each other. 2. Since they can't see very well, they shoot each other. 3. They might shoot each other thinking they're deer.
Output: 1
Statement: Statisticians continue to hope for a crack in the experiment. Choices:  1. Statisyiticisns want to see results  2. Statistic takers are hoping to crack the experiment  3. Statistic recorders want the experiment to remain whole 
Output: 3
Statement: .1,3 Often a single absorber will serve multiple boilers and reduce much of the steel that would be required if absorbers had been fed by individual boilers. Choices:  1. Never will a single absorber serve multiple boilers  2. Often a single absorber will be the most expensive part of a boiler 3. Often a single absorber will serve multiple boilers 
Output: 1
Statement: Automated approvals, when the risks associated with automated records and approvals warrant it, might necessitate electronic signatures that follow NIST guidance. Choices:  1. Due to the risk, automated approvals are generally not approved of within the agencies. 2. Electronic signatures in light with what's suggested by NIST may be needed with automated approvals. 3. Electronic signatures wouldn't have to be done in accordance to NIST guidance with automated approvals.
Output: 3
Statement: i didn't even look uh see i'm living with two other people so when i when we break five hundred dollars in in three ways Choices:  1. Our rent is 500 hundred dollars and we split it evenly.  2. The three people that I live with break five hundred dollars in three ways.  3. I live with 15 people and we split 2,000 dollars 3 different ways. 
Output: 3
Statement: it was it was filmed in Ireland Choices:  1. It was filmed in Switzerland.  2. Ireland is a nice country to visit. 3. The thing was filmed in Ireland.
Output: 1
Statement: Like Mark Twain, who said that suicide is the only sane thing the young or old ever do in this life, we imagine that the elderly and the ill desire death rationally. Choices:  1. Mark Twain was quoted to say that suicide is the only sane thing the young or old ever do in this life. 2. There is no sanity to be found in thoughts of suicide. 3. Many have reacted negatively to Mark Twain's quote that suicide is the only sane thing the young or old ever do in this life.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah kind of i guess Choices:  1. Yeah I kind of like it there, I suppose. 2. Yeah, pretty much. 3. No way, definitely not.
Output: 3
Statement: This group is Asian-Americans. Choices:  1. Everyone in the group had relatives that lived in Japan. 2. The group consited of hispanic Americans.  3. The group consists of Asian Americans. 
Output: 2
Statement: that Isikoff had approached him. Choices:  1. Isikoff stayed away from him.  2. Isikoff approached him to be in a play.  3. Isikoff approached him.
Output: 1
Statement:  "I do so immediately! Choices:  1. "I'll do it immediately after lunch." 2. "I'll do so right away!" 3. "I don't plan to do that today."
Output: 3
Statement: They'd have been published at once." Choices:  1. They were published right away. 2. This is one of the most prestigious publications in existence. 3. They'd been published at least a dozen times before.
Output: 3
Statement: Oscar Schindler, whose struggle to save Jewish slave laborers from death during the Holocaust was made famous by the film Schindler's List, is buried in a Christian graveyard on Mount Zion; his interment was arranged by the many who owed their lives to his courage and ingenuity. Choices:  1. When Schindler's List came out, the Jewish community praised the direction. 2. Oscar Schindler has always been a supporter of the Nazi movement, and a famous anti-Semite. 3. Oscar Schindler saved many Jewish workers, who may otherwise have died.
Output: 2
Statement: no it  was great Choices:  1. The party was terrific. 2. It was rotten. 3. It was terrific.
Output: 2
Statement: What would be evaluated-the usefulness of a screen or the psychometric properties of a screen? Choices:  1. Between the benefits of a screen or its psychometric properties, what would be looked into? 2. Would the usefulness of a screen be evaluated first? 3. The usefulness of a screen is not going to be evaluated?
Output: 3
Statement: Alas, the text could have done with more Shrum, who, let's hope, did not pen the line, Home is about freedom. Choices:  1. Shrum would have greatly improved the text. 2. There is no way Shrum would have helped the text. 3. Shrum did not pen the line Home is about freedom.
Output: 2
Statement: At least it gives the film a surprise ending. Choices:  1. The ending of the film is expected and unoriginal. 2. The film is boring up until the end scene. 3. Viewers do not expect the film to end that way.
Output: 1
Statement: "You ain't makin' out no bill of sale on her already, are you?" Callie was shocked. Choices:  1. Callie never wanted this transaction to occur, and had been actively working to stop it. 2. Callie was surprised to hear that a transaction was underway. 3. Callie was unsurprised to hear of the transaction.
Output: 3
Statement: More Hong Kong Island Sights Choices:  1. More Taiwan Island Horrific Islands. 2. Additional Sights of Hong Kong Island. 3. The Hong Kong Island has a beautiful coastline.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah that's there is oh there is Choices:  1. Oh yeah, there is more smokers than drinkers. 2. There is. 3. Oh no, there isn't.
Output: 3
Statement: A boat excursion is an excellent diversion for both children and parents. Choices:  1. A boat excursion can be great for both children and parents. 2. A boat excursion is a poor diversion at best, whoever is involved. 3. A boat excursion can also be great for grandparents.
Output: 2
Statement: Japan and Its People Choices:  1. Japan has people. 2. No people live in Japan anymore. 3. Japan loves its people.
Output: 2
Statement: Even though you can't get close to the sign (it has a security system surrounding it), it's still a powerful and beloved symbol, reminding visitors of Los Angeles's status as the center of the fast and glamorous world of movie making. Choices:  1. There is no security measures in place near the sign. Anyone can go near it. 2. The sign is surrounded by security systems, preventing anyone from getting near it usually. 3. The sign is viewed by everyone only as a symbol of the LA movie industry.
Output: 1
Statement: The Congress has a right to the information we are seeking in connection with its consideration of comprehensive energy legislation and its ongoing oversight activities. Choices:  1. Congress has no right to that information. 2. The Congress can get any information they wish to see. 3. Congress is allowed to see the information we ask for.
Output: 1
Statement: Somehow Drew got an arm under Anse's shoulders and tried to hoist him up. Choices:  1. Drew didn't touch Anse.  2. Anse was too heavy to lift.  3. Drew tried to lift Anse up. 
Output: 1
Statement: Earlier this month, Clinton finally picked the  James Stewart Polshek and Richard M. Olcott of the Polshek Partnership in New York, along with exhibit designer Ralph Appelbaum. Choices:  1. Clinton picked James Stewart Polshek under a lot of criticism. 2. Clinton finally picked the James Stewart Polshek. 3. Clinton did not pick James Stewart Polshek.
Output: 3
Statement: Or two known defectors. Choices:  1. Or two defectors who are known. 2. The government charged both with treason. 3. Or two established loyalists.
Output: 3
Statement: Where's Susan, Jon asked Ca'daan. Choices:  1. Jon asked Ca'daan where Susan was. 2. Jon asked Ca'daan where Susan was hiding. 3. How's Susan, Jon asked Ca'daan.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh my car is is using two quarts of oil a week now Choices:  1. I have used two quarts of oil in my car for a week now. 2. I don't have oil in my car. 3. The oil is leaking from my car.
Output: 2
Statement: At the same time, migrants from the Mediterranean countries were trickling into the south. Choices:  1. Asian migrants were trickling into the south. 2. Mediterranean migrants were trickling into the south, according to the geography teacher. 3. Mediterranean migrants were trickling into the south.
Output: 1
Statement: what do you like to do Choices:  1. What would you prefer to do? 2. What would you not like to do? 3. What would you like to do, other than skiing? 
Output: 2
Statement: I don't blame you any for what you've been saying. Choices:  1. What you've been saying lately is very mean spirited. 2. I blame you entirely for how you've spoke recently. 3. I know that it isn't your fault you've been saying these things.
Output: 2
Statement: Flustered but suffused with good-natured liberal heartiness, Levy initiates a series of father-son talks that are among the most excruciating ever filmed. Choices:  1. Levy begins a series of talks between father and son, which the very young appreciated a lot. 2. Levy begins a series of talks between cousin and son. 3. Levy begins a series of talks between father and son.
Output: 2
Statement: Anyway, a kid of her age wouldn't know enough.'   Choices:  1. The kid was quite young  2. The kid was a knowledgeable person 3. The kid was an immature child
Output: 2
Statement: It wasn't just the inexorable working of the law of diminishing disciples. Choices:  1. There was more to it then this. 2. This method involved more workers. 3. It was a simple as it is.
Output: 3
Statement: Actually, Taylorism might be more in order. Choices:  1. Taylorism might be better because it fits our purposes. 2. It is possible that Taylorism is more suitable. 3. Actually, Taylorism is not at all convenient.
Output: 3
Statement: they're great for playing games my brother Choices:  1. They work well for playing games. 2. The best game to play on them is call of duty. 3. Playing games is one of the only things that can be difficult for them.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh uh a lot of the uh uh what do you call them not bonds but uh Choices:  1. Not bonds, what do you call them? 2. Why do you call me? 3. What do you call those out of jail tickets?
Output: 2
Statement: Strychnine is not used for domestic purposes, as some poisons are, and there are restrictions placed on its sale." Choices:  1. Strychnine is widely used domestically. 2. Strychnine is not used domestically. 3. Strychnine is not used domestically so you have to buy it in another country.
Output: 1
Statement: you know indebted or nearly underneath uh the debt that we have Choices:  1. We are completely free from debt. 2. We've always been in heavy debt. 3. We are in deep debt at the moment.
Output: 1
Statement: This was done by a combination of four key elements. Choices:  1. This was completed without the four key elements. 2. The four key elements combined to complete this. 3. The four key elements are earth, fire, wind, and water.
Output: 1
Statement: You can either fly into Nagpur or, if you're coming from Khajuraho, take a train to Jabalpur and continue by road. Choices:  1. The best way to travel to Nagpur is to fly. 2. When traveling to Nagpur from Khajuraho, you can take a train to Jabalpur and continue by road. 3. Flying into Nagpur is not an option.
Output: 3
Statement: To the right of the entrance to the choir there is a lovely statue of the Virgin and Child. Choices:  1. There are no statues near the entrance to the choir. 2. Michelangelo created the Virgin and Child statue. 3. The Virgin and Child are depicted in a statue near the choir entrance.
Output: 1
Statement: another thing that was good if you're looking at the balance of the super powers between the United States and the Soviet Union you know the United States went in and led the battle and and solved the problem and the Soviet Union is is a whimpering is a whimpering country right now because they they've got so many problems that they can't even Choices:  1. The Soviet Union doesn't know how to solve all of them. 2. The Soviet Union is the only country in the world that isn't pathetic. 3. The Soviet Union is a patheitc and problematic country.
Output: 2
Statement: We had fallen under the spell of Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn, whose shoulders curved with easy finesse, and whose heads sat high atop swanlike necks, just waiting for crowns. Choices:  1. Grace Kelly was ugly and hobbit-like. 2. Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn are regal and beautiful. 3. Audrey Hepburn inspired many to dress and act like her.
Output: 1
Statement: well yeah you know and and it was it was just automatic too no matter where you were you stopped and and sat down and watched it i think it's come around again it's gone through cycles but uh Choices:  1. SNL is good again, it's gone through some bad cycles. 2. It's come around again, it's gone through some cycles. 3. It's been consistent the whole time.
Output: 3
Statement: you know how much we spent on food how much we spent on gasoline how much we spent on everything and from that built you know a cash budget so now i mean i have Choices:  1. We figured out how much we spent on different things and made a budget from that.  2. Our budget is based around our different expense.  3. We didn't really consider anything when making a budget. 
Output: 3
Statement: that'd be good um i know we i already have them thanks um we're we are kind of getting into recycling now i'm in college and i live in a dorm and we recycle paper Choices:  1. I'm in college and we're getting into recycling, I think it's beneficial. 2. I'm in college and we're getting into recycling. 3. I'm not in college and hate recycling.
Output: 3
Statement: I am pleased that my children have had more Jewish education than I did, and that my grandchildren have even more. Choices:  1. I'm happy my kids have more jewish schooling than I did. 2. I'm sad my children never got to experience jewish schooling. 3. Jewish schooling is more detailed and nuanced than public schooling.
Output: 2
Statement: On this measure, the Dow Jones industrial average of 6,000 today is only 60 percent of the DJIA of 30 years ago, when it hit 1,000. Choices:  1. No one knows what the Dow was 30 years ago. 2. The Dow is easily compared to 30 years ago. 3. The Dow is 60% of what it was 30 years ago.
Output: 1
Statement: but they don't put salt on the roads down there then Choices:  1. They do no use salt on the roads down there. 2. They throw lots of salt down on the roads down there. 3. They use something other than salt on the roads down there.
Output: 2
Statement: This would be great for the country but tough on News Quiz, already perilously low on favorite targets. Choices:  1. News Quiz would have a hard time with this because they are already struggling with their hacking scandal. 2. This would be bad for the country and great for News Quiz. 3. News Quiz would struggle with this but the country would benefit.
Output: 2
Statement: The few public tennis courts in Paris are on a first-come-first-serve basis, as at the Jardin du Luxembourg. Choices:  1. At Jardin du Luxembourg you can find only an amazing basketball court. 2. There are some public tennis courts in Paris where the first that comes to the field, it has the opportunity to play. 3. People wake and go to the public tennis courts early in the morning in order to play.
Output: 1
Statement: Wellesley then turned on the Marathas, whose clans controlled the puppet Mughal emperor in Delhi and much of central India. Choices:  1. Wellesley turned on the Marathas clans who controlled the Mughal emperor in Delhi and central India in order to gain power for himself. 2. Wellesley allied with the Marathas clans who controlled the Mughal emperor in Delhi and central India. 3. Wellesley turned on the Marathas clans who controlled the Mughal emperor in Delhi and central India.
Output: 2
Statement: you're just always used to men i mean that's just something that men always did Choices:  1. It has always been traditionally men doing it. 2. It will take time to get used to women doing it too. 3. It has always been done by women in the past.
Output: 3
Statement: Look for silver filigree earrings and brooches, often in the form of flowers or butterflies. Choices:  1. Brooches are not designed in the shape of butterflies. 2. Sometimes, silver earrings are shaped like spiders. 3. There are some earrings that are shaped like butterflies.
Output: 1
Statement: We wanted to know that is, would you be so kind as to tell us anything you know about Jane Finn? Choices:  1. We request you say nothing about Jane Finn. 2. Please talk to us regarding your knowledge of Jane Finn. 3. We would be grateful if you could take a moment out of your busy schedule to fill us in on whatever you are aware of concerning this Jane Finn?
Output: 1
Statement: If neither fair value is determinable, the cost of the PP and E acquired is the cost recorded for the PP and E surrendered net of any accumulated depreciation or amortization. Choices:  1. PP and E acquired and PP and E surrendered are exactly the same. 2. PP and E acquired and PP and E surrendered are different. 3. It is possible to determine in some cases.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah did they not put any in in your neighborhood Choices:  1. They are putting them in your neighborhood right now. 2. There will be some soon. 3. There are none in the neighborhood.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh and i'm not completely just you know just teach the basics in schools but i think there does does need to be a reemphasis of those because of our our lowering grades in the standardized test and such Choices:  1. There is no need to emphasize the basics in schools, grades and test scores are rising as it is.  2. There needs to be a reemphasis of basics in schools because of lowering standardized test scores and grades.  3. Basics aren't currently being taught well enough in schools. 
Output: 1
Statement: 7 billion in 1996. Choices:  1. 7 billion in the year 1996. 2. 7 billion in the year 1996 and 8 billion in 1997. 3. 7 billion in the year 1995.
Output: 3
Statement: It's built on undulating land that radiates out from a fishing harbor where a small fleet still moors and sells its catch. Choices:  1. It has land that radiates out from the harbor. 2. A fleet of ten ships fishes there. 3. There is no fishing allowed.
Output: 3
Statement: See the box on page 80 for details of the current hot-spots. Choices:  1. The last page is page 40. 2. Page 80 has information on the latest popular places. 3. You can find the location of the places on the map in page 81.
Output: 1
Statement: The popular rhythms are a unique mixture of Spanish and African influences, though the instruments traditionally used have antecedents going back further than the Spanish colonial and African slave imports. Choices:  1. The music is a mixture of Antarctic and Japanese rhythms traditionally played on synthesizers.  2. The music also has French influences.  3. The music has Spanish and African influences, but the instruments used precede the arrival of the Spanish and Africans. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Satheri must be going crazy. Choices:  1. The Satheri have to be going crazy.  2. The Satheri are sane. 3. They are known to lose their minds. 
Output: 2
Statement: Gary Locke issued an order cutting nearly half the annual state funding for civil legal services - $2. Choices:  1. Gary Locke ordered the cutting of half the state funding for civil legal services and broke the law. 2. Gary Locke ordered the doubling of the state funding for civil legal services in an effort to encourage social change. 3. Gary Locke ordered the cutting of half the state funding for civil legal services.
Output: 2
Statement: uh February and January were about the only two really cold months that we had it was up in the very warm temperatures even in December this year Choices:  1. We had a very cold Christmas season this year. 2. The winter cold only showed up after December. 3. It got down to freezing temperatures in January and February.
Output: 1
Statement: As a result, the rule is not subject to review under that Order. Choices:  1. The rule is not significant enough to be reviewed. 2. That Order will not review the rule. 3. The Order never reviews rules as it is illegal.
Output: 3
Statement: CHAPTER 5: NONFEDERAL PHYSICAL PROPERTY STANDARD Choices:  1. The fifth chapter is the most vital chapter of the document. 2. Chapter 5 describes federal physical property standards 3. The document in question has at least 5 chapters.
Output: 2