niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The gay rights groups claim the ex-gay movement is a public relations front for conservative efforts to discriminate against gays. Choices:  1. They say that the support from conservatives will stop the ex-gay movement 2. They say the ex-gay movement is just a front from conservatives to discriminate against gays. 3. They claim that the ex-gay movement is just a front for homophobic conservatives to use to discriminate.
Output: 1
Statement: Major  Significant Changes Underway in DOD's Earned Value Management Process. Choices:  1. Large alterations in how the DOD's Earned Value Management Process is carried out. 2. The budget for the Earned Value Management Process is set to be halved. 3. The DOD's Earned Value Management Process will remain unchanged.
Output: 3
Statement: i think i would be troubled i suspect i believe that any of our states and i i constitutionally i don't think there are any prescriptions about against that decision even if uh Louisiana chose to go with Creole or something um i don't think there is any prohibitions i would be bothered by that i'm i'm bothered by any tendency to resist what i think was one of America's strengths and that's the the the melting pot uh i i Choices:  1. I think I would be very mentally troubled. 2. I do not believe i would be troubled. 3. i think i would be troubled.
Output: 2
Statement: oh i hate to hear that Choices:  1. That's great news! 2. I wish you hadn't told me. 3. That's too bad!
Output: 1
Statement: right yeah yeah i have a lot of problems with it um i um i have been tested also several times and uh in fact it has always come up negative i mean but that's no problem with it Choices:  1. I have never had any issues. 2. I am still trying my best though. 3. I have had some issues with it.
Output: 1
Statement: I will take it to Emily. He poured it out, and went out of the room carrying it carefully.  Choices:  1. He was eager to take it to the room. 2. He carried it to the room. 3. He carried it to the car
Output: 3
Statement: The warrior woman turned and looked away. Choices:  1. The woman kept staring in the same direction. 2. The woman turned and looked in another direction to not show the other warriors her tears. 3. The woman turned and looked in another direction.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i remember uh going with my parents uh we weren't very good campers it seemed like we were never prepared and uh we i grew up right around Amarillo up in the very northern part of Texas Choices:  1. My parents were great campers. 2. My parents weren't good campers. 3. My parents weren't good campers, but I still enjoyed it.
Output: 1
Statement: The next day's Los Angeles Times goes with the DLC  Clinton's Centrist  Big Draw Among Party Faithful. Choices:  1. People distrust Clinton after the scandal.  2. The New York Times covered the DLC and Clinton.  3. The LA Times went with Clinton's draw of his party's faithful.
Output: 2
Statement: he's going to end up paralyzing himself or something i mean i worry about that guy Choices:  1. I am not worried about the guy, because he is very safe and does not get hurt often. 2. I worry about the guy, because he seems like he is going to end up disabling himself. 3. The guy is accident prone and injures himself often.
Output: 1
Statement:  Sather Karf was starting forward into the battle, but Hanson made no move to follow. Choices:  1. Hanson chose did not advance into battle with Sather. 2. Sather remained while Hanson went into battle. 3. Sather may have been more brave that Hanson.
Output: 2
Statement: they will already have in fact i have one myself i'm reluctant to admit Choices:  1. I'm not ashamed to admit that I do not have one myself. 2. They already have an introductory novel on physics. 3. It's not easy for me to admit that I have one myself.
Output: 1
Statement: An apology could wipe away all the scandals but campaign finance. Choices:  1. It is not as easy as it seems to make an apology. 2. An apology would do nothing to wipe away the scandals. 3. It could only take an apology to wipe away the scandals.
Output: 2
Statement: that's right and i i think that we've made a lot of strides in the last several years with them but i don't feel like that we can ever turn our back on them and Choices:  1. I don't think we can ever stop giving them help. 2. I think we've made a lot of progress in the past years. 3. I think we're just going backwards and not making progress at all. 
Output: 3
Statement: four weeks yeah Choices:  1. yes, it took us four weeks 2. yes, four weeks 3. no, only two weeks
Output: 3
Statement: Imbedded in these and other questions are important environmental and energy policy choices with significant equity consequences. Choices:  1. There are terrible consequences to the environment  2. The questions don't contain anything about energy  3. These questions contain important environmental and energy policy choices with consequences 
Output: 2
Statement: Sir James again felt Mrs. Vandemeyer's pulse. Choices:  1. Sir James refused to touch Mrs. Vandemeyer and told someone else to take her pulse.  2. Sir James took Mrs. Vandemeyer's pulse again.  3. Sir James found Mrs. Vandemeyer's pulse to be normal. 
Output: 1
Statement: However, a much more graceful architectural touch can be seen in the panels of Shiva demonstrating the 108 basic poses performed in the sacred dance, bharatanatyam . Choices:  1. The panels of Shiva were jarring and disjointed. 2. The panels of Shiva were created in a very graceful style. 3. Shiva's portrayal on the panels is a common motif.
Output: 1
Statement: The centerpiece this year was President Clinton's monologue, which featured the following joke he said had been approved by his  Knock-knock Don't answer that. Choices:  1. Clinton did not give a monologue. 2. Clinton's monologue was funny. 3. Clinton's monologue was well-received by the press.
Output: 1
Statement: The peasants and army veterans Siegelbaum encounters think favorably of the war. Choices:  1. There are many more people in favor of the war than there are against it. 2. Siegelbaum comes across peasants and veterans who are not opposed to the war. 3. Everyone Siegelbaum meets does not agree with the war.
Output: 3
Statement: The memoir of this former ally of the Black Panthers turned scourge of the New Left draws cheers and jeers from predictable quarters. Choices:  1. This memoir has supporters and detractors. 2. The controversial thing about this memoir is that the subject's politics change so much throughout their life. 3. The New left is supportive of this controversial memoir.
Output: 3
Statement: These organizations establish a central management focal point, promote awareness, link policies to business risks, and develop practical risk assessment procedures that link security to business needs. Choices:  1. The organizations handle business security. 2. The organizations focus on profits and investments. 3. The organizations work very hard to increase security options for businesses. 
Output: 2
Statement: well i can't either i appreciate the call though Choices:  1. We spoke for a long time on this call. 2. Thanks for the call. 3. I do not appreciate you calling me.
Output: 3
Statement: This picture of today's fiscal good fortune, however, masks a change in the composition of federal spending during the past few decades. Choices:  1. There have been changes in federal spending that span several decades. 2. These changes in federal spending were started during the Ford administration. 3. Federal spending has remained static for the last half century.
Output: 3
Statement: the rent plus trying plus trying to get the money for another car another car and Choices:  1. We owned our home and did not have to worry about rent. 2. We needed another car to get back and forth. 3. We had rent on top of trying to get another car.
Output: 1
Statement: Approval is the supervisor's, other equivalent official's, or higher level manager's agreement, ratification, or concurrence to Choices:  1. Higher level management holds the majority of approval power. 2. Higher level management holds power of approval. 3. Higher level management holds sole power of approval.
Output: 3
Statement: There must be no delay." Choices:  1. Delaying would be a bad idea. 2. The speaker wants this to happen quickly.  3. Delays are authorized.
Output: 3
Statement: However, it is obvious that if screening is not performed, the provision cannot be applied. Choices:  1. The provision cannot be applied if screening is not performed. 2. Screening is not necessary to apply the provision. 3. Screening always takes place before a provision can be applied.
Output: 2
Statement: Its paneled front was carved with deeply incised patterns centering about a shield bearing arms. Choices:  1. A shield bearing arms was on the paneled front.  2. The front was of solid, un-carved wood that had been freshly hewn from an ancient tree.  3. The arms were the crest of Lord Montgomery of California.
Output: 2
Statement: Cave 9, a sanctuary from the first century b.c. , is smaller than number 10. Choices:  1. Number 10 is larger than the ancient Cave 9. 2. Number 11 is larger than both Number 10 and Cave 9. 3. Cave 9 is the largest sanctuary, while Number 10 is quite a bit smaller.
Output: 3
Statement: so  did it look cracked to you i mean that's how you knew it was broken or Choices:  1. So it's not broken or cracked at all right? 2. Did you know it was broken because there was a three inch crack? 3. So how did you know it was broken, did it look cracked?
Output: 1
Statement: Another third is said to be devoted to preventing army coups. Choices:  1. Prevention of military coups has a third devoted to it.  2. It is important to prevent military coups.  3. No resources are allocated to prevent army coups. 
Output: 3
Statement: In order to estimate ozone-related health and welfare effects for the eastern U.S., fullseason ozone data are required for every CAPMS grid-cell. Choices:  1. To estimate ozone effects in eastern us, full season data is required for every CPMS grid cell  2. No data is needed to see the effects of ozone on the us 3. CPMS grid cells are essential for estimating ozone effects
Output: 2
Statement: I never thought of looking.  Choices:  1. I never considered looking.  2. I thought about listening.  3. I immediately thought of looking. 
Output: 3
Statement: Instead of our regular class work, let's go outside under the big, old dead elm and show a filmstrip, i.e., let's quote a few highlights from Tim Weiner's dark and charming New York Times obit titled Sidney Gottlieb, 80, Dies, Took LSD to CIA, an account of the man who ran MKUltra, a project that dosed unsuspecting Americans with hallucinogenic drugs for charity. Choices:  1. We could learn much more from the filmstrip today than by doing classwork. 2. Since it's raining outside, we should stay in and do our regular classwork. 3. Let's skip classwork today and go outside to watch a movie by the elm tree.
Output: 2
Statement: right yeah you know give them give them i mean you should give somebody every every chance even even if it seems obvious Choices:  1. There should not be a situation where you should give somebody a chance. 2. You should give somebody everyone a chance. 3. There should always be some circumstances where you should give you someone a chance.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh we don't watch that much Choices:  1. We watch other shows instead. 2. We usually don't watch that. 3. We watch that all the time.
Output: 3
Statement: They let the press could catch glimpses of a man who looked vaguely historical, drumming up that little bit of extra interest. Choices:  1. They would arrange for him to be seen eating at a posh restaurant, just briefly, to drum up interest. 2. They hid him completely. 3. By styling the person in a certain way and keeping him somewhat mysterious they made him more of a curiosity. 
Output: 2
Statement: The owner will feign amazement at such an insultingly low price, and discourse at length on the quality of the work, but will eventually suggest a lower price. Choices:  1. The owner grew up in a haggling culture. 2. The owner will eventually suggest a lower price. 3. The owner suggests a higher price.
Output: 3
Statement: Selecting Texas, North Carolina, and Arkansas would be a reasonable worst-case choice. Choices:  1. If one selects those states, including Texas, it would be a reasonable worst-case choice. 2. If one selects those states, including Texas, it would be a reasonable worst-case choice, said the governor. 3. If one selects those states, including Texas, it would be a reasonable best-case choice.
Output: 3
Statement: The drug warriors seek more drug-free zones. Choices:  1. Drug warriors want more drug-free zones to protect their children and loved ones. 2. Drug warriors want more drug-free zones. 3. Drug warriors want less drug-free zones.
Output: 3
Statement: No hurry up, man.' Choices:  1. As they ran away from the attackers in danger, one member began to fall behind, and the leader yelled at them that they had to hurry up. 2. You have to hurry up, man. 3. Slow down, dude!
Output: 3
Statement: He may be seen leaving the room ”he may be searched.  Choices:  1. He left the room. 2. He needed to go somewhere. 3. He did not leave the room.
Output: 3
Statement: He told me it was just my perception that I spent seven minutes pushing buttons. Choices:  1. Everyone witnessed me only pushing buttons. 2. Despite him informing me that it was just my perception, he may be wrong, he has been before.  3. I was informed that I had in fact not spent the past seven minutes pushing buttons, it was just in my head.
Output: 1
Statement: Danvers was among the list of those missing. Choices:  1. Danvers had not been seen for some time and as a result was on a missing person's list. 2. Danvers name was put on a missing person's list after he had not been seen for months. 3. Danvers was found safe and well after being missing for three days.
Output: 3
Statement: and i have a feeling that the Persian Gulf crisis is going to be the same way Choices:  1. My fear is that the Persian Gulf crisis will also end in bloodshed.  2. I have no idea how the Persian Gulf crisis will go.  3. What's going on in the Persian Gulf will probably end up the same. 
Output: 2
Statement: It's a great place to start your visit. Choices:  1. This is not the place to start your visit.  2. It is a wonderful location to begin your visit.  3. There is no better place to start your visit. 
Output: 1
Statement: four some as many as five dollars an hour per child for uh what we call drop in care which is the situation we're in we're not a regular so the days we do use them we pay through the nose and uh Choices:  1. Day care eats up most of our check. 2. Day care is about 4 or 5 dollars an hour. 3. Daycare is just a dollar an hour.
Output: 3
Statement: Some Rajput princes pursued an independent line. Choices:  1. Rajput princes pursue an independent line some of the time. 2. Every single Rajput prince wants an independent line. 3. Only the most masculine princes would pursue independent lines.
Output: 2
Statement: A populist says that if you drop what is difficult in art, you can get more people to pay attention. Choices:  1. There are ways to get people to love art more. 2. People like art better when it is simple. 3. Everyone loves art; there are no exceptions.
Output: 3
Statement: but Prudie, in her wisdom, has decided you are a more reliable critic than VP. Choices:  1. You are more reliable as a critic than VP. 2. You are more reliable as a critic than VP, because you thought more carefully about the situation. 3. You are more reliable as a critic than Prudie.
Output: 3
Statement: The Enquirer 's print circulation is a little over 2 million; it is part of American Media, a tabloid chain with annual revenues of approximately $300 million. Choices:  1. The Enquirer is read by more people than Newsweek. 2. The Enquirer is only read by a few people. 3. The Enquirer is read by many people.
Output: 2
Statement: People who gorged themselves survived winter famines and reproduced more than others. Choices:  1. The location of the winter famine was Russia. 2. People who gorged themselves died during the winter famine. 3. Those who fed themselves survived the winter famine.
Output: 2
Statement: and you're kind of locked in so that if a career move comes up where you could take advantage of it you can't if you're you know signed in a contract Choices:  1. If you're signed to a contract, you can't take advantage if another career opportunity comes up. 2. You have the freedom to choose whatever career you want, even if you've signed in a contract.  3. You're locked into the contract when you sign up at that company, and can't even think about changing if a new option comes up.
Output: 2
Statement: The TV folks have stayed outside, because cameras are banned, and others haven't arrived yet, because they don't expect Monica till 9. Too bad for them. Choices:  1. this is 9 o clock in the morning, not in the evening 2. Monica is expected at 7 o clock in the morning 3. Monica is not expected on the premises until 9 o clock
Output: 2
Statement: They represent basic principles of good government that transcend administrations, partisan politics, and the issues of the moment. Choices:  1. Good government gets tied up in politics and issues of the moment. 2. Basic principles of good government transcend the smaller issues. 3. Basic principles of good government always transcend partisan state politics.
Output: 1
Statement: Number of FTE staff Choices:  1. Number of FBI staff members. 2. There are a lot of FTE staff members. 3. FTE staff numbers
Output: 1
Statement:  The Carthaginians also considered the island a holy place, and here in great splendour they buried thousands of their citizens in a huge necropolis on the Puig des Molins (Hill of the Windmills) below the Dalt Vila (Old Town) of Ibiza. Choices:  1. They thought the island was a scary place 2. They thought the island was a holy place and should not be inhabited. 3. They thought the island was a holy place.
Output: 1
Statement: Such sights include the colorful  tams  (knitted hats worn by Jamaican men to cover their mane of dreadlocks) and the red ackee fruit that ripens at the beginning of the year. Choices:  1. Dreadlocks are always worn out in the open. 2. The red ackee fruit is delicious. 3. Knitted hats are worn to cover dreadlocks.
Output: 1
Statement: article (Equal Opportunism) just before Moesha 's premiere, I reported that African-American viewing patterns bear almost no resemblance to those of other groups. Choices:  1. I have found that African-Americans seem to have their own unique viewing patterns.  2. Moesha was cancelled before the premiere even aired.  3. My research into the television show Moesha led me into a new field of research into the viewing patterns of the African American community. 
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, national saving may vary across countries due to differences in the price of capital goods, income levels, growth rates, economic and social policies, demographics, and even culture. Choices:  1. National saving might vary across the countries because the price of capital goods is steady. 2. National saving might vary across the countries because the price of capital goods varies. 3. National saving might vary across the countries because the price of capital goods varies up to 50%.
Output: 1
Statement: Oh, pretty much what I expected. Choices:  1. I had no clue.  2. I knew it would be like this.  3. It's what I expected. 
Output: 1
Statement: The final analysis points out that the expedited application/notice procedures and the removal of unnecessary and outmoded regulatory restriction will be particularly helpful to small bank holding companies. Choices:  1. Large banks often lobby to slow the removal of old regulations. 2. Small banks are highly dependent on old regulations and restrictions. 3. Small banks are particularly helped by removing unnecessary regulations.
Output: 2
Statement: Ready-to-wear Clothes. Choices:  1. Clothes requiring preparation. 2. Clothes that are ready to wear right away. 3. Fast ready to wear clothes for cheap can be found here.
Output: 1
Statement: Some vets believe, however, that there is countervailing evidence which the government is covering up . Choices:  1. Some vets think that the government is covering up problems in the VA. 2. Vets are not allowed to disagree with the government. 3. Some vets think there is a government cover up.
Output: 2
Statement: and they just raised the minimum wage today but that's not like you know Choices:  1. They just passed the bill that would increase minimum wage today. 2. They increased the minimum wage today. 3. They just decreased minimum wage today.
Output: 3
Statement: Doyle's look at the audio-taping practices of 10 presidents is a valuable history and comparative survey (Ron Rosenbaum, the New York Times Book Review ). Doyle, a master of crackling prose (Richard R. Roberts, the Indianapolis Star ), provides insightful transcripts from key moments, such as the Cuban missile crisis and the final days of the Nixon administration. Choices:  1. Doyle has studied the audio-taping practices of 10 presidents and has previous transcripts of reporting jobs that provide insight into the Cuban missile crisis and final days of Nixon administration.  2. Doyle has a long history of solid reporting and correspondents coming after him review and use his work as a training tool for identifying how to write their own high quality reporting.  3. Doyle was a terrible and inept reporter who had no impact on history. 
Output: 3
Statement: Luckily for Mr. Inglethorp, he had been able to produce an unimpeachable alibi.  Choices:  1. Inglethorp invented an excuse that was too good to be true. 2. The alibi was quickly cracked and disregarded, leaving Inglethorped forked. 3. Inglethorp was a shrewd man, with lying being one of his specialties.
Output: 2
Statement: Their intricate and confusing maze of narrow alleyways was deliberately created to confound invaders. Choices:  1. The roads are laid out in a perfect grid, making them easy to navigate. 2. It was the king' idea to create a confusing maze of alleyways to keep the people safe. 3. The alleyways were deliberately created to be confusing to invaders.
Output: 1
Statement: Most visitors take home a bottle or two of Madeira wine . Choices:  1. Most visitors buy some Madeira wine. 2. Most visitors buy some Madeira pasta. 3. Most visitors buy some Madeira wine to remember their trip.
Output: 2
Statement: Divided in the 14th century between the Spanish in Sicily and the French in Naples, southern Italy remained solidly feudal. Choices:  1. At the beginning of the 14th century, southern Italy was an autonomous great power in Europe. 2. Due to its division between Spain and France, southern Italy was unable to develop properly. 3. In the 14th century, southern Italy was using the feudal system.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and it's i forget how many millimeters so you used the metric Choices:  1. I'm not sure how many milimeters. 2. I know exactly how many millimeters. 3. I have a vague idea of how many millimeters.
Output: 2
Statement: Situated 88 km (55 miles) southwest of Paris by the A11 or N10, or by train from Gare Montparnasse. Choices:  1. It is possible to get there by taking the A11 or N10 from Paris or catching a train in Gare Montparnasse. 2. You can rent a car in Paris and drive or catch a luxury train coach at Gare Montparnass and take a relaxing journey. 3. It is impossible to get there from Paris by any means other than walking.
Output: 3
Statement: My successor, perhaps! Choices:  1. The one who preceded me! 2. The one who comes after me and is better than me. 3. The one who succeeds me, maybe!
Output: 1
Statement: and that's a lot of fun they have tours going through there and Choices:  1. They have tours that we enjoy going through. 2. I wish the tour lasted a bit longer. 3. I really don't like the tour activities they have going through.
Output: 3
Statement: Monuments to the heroes of independent Jamaica can be found in a small corner of the park, and both Marcus Garvey and Norman Manley are buried here. Choices:  1. At least two men are buried in the park.  2. The burial site of Marcus Garvey is unknown.  3. Monuments of about a dozen heroes of Jamaica can be found in the park.
Output: 2
Statement: Take a stroll through these wynds today, especially at dusk when the pale glow of the streetlamps softens the shadows. Choices:  1. They will take a stroll through these wynds at dusk. 2. The pale glow of the streetlamps softens the shadows at dusk. 3. The bright glow of the streetlamps leaves harsh shadows through the wynds.
Output: 3
Statement: Particularly busy, colorful markets include those in Kendal (Monday, Wednesday, Saturday), Keswick (Saturday), and Penrith (Tuesday, Saturday). Choices:  1. There are colorful markets in Kendal. 2. There is no market in Kendal. 3. THe market in Kendal sells brightly colore yarn.
Output: 2
Statement: The level of technology responsiveness grows for scenarios B, C, and D as a result of greater program spending. Choices:  1. Technology responsiveness increases with program spending. 2. Technology responsiveness increases 25% with program spending. 3. Technology responsiveness decreases with program spending.
Output: 3
Statement: you can buy marinating mixes here i don't know if  get it up there or you can you know marinate it in any kind of barbecue sauce you like and then you um Choices:  1. Marinating mixes are not sold here. 2. There are marinating mixes you can buy here. 3. You can buy spicy marinating mixes here.
Output: 1
Statement: Under OMB's guidance, agencies' fiscal year 1997 budget requests were to contain a significantly greater amount of performance information to help define funding levels and projected program results. Choices:  1. OMB advised the foster care agency to start providing more information to get more accurate projections.  2. The 1997 budget included more comprehensive information about performance than had previous years.  3. 1997 was the leanest year as far as information goes, because OMB loosened their requirements. 
Output: 3
Statement: The NCLAN results show that several economically important crop species are sensitive to ozone levels typical of those found in the U.S. (US EPA, 1996). Choices:  1. Results from the NCLAN showed no correlation between the crops and ozone levels. 2. The NCLAN results show many crop species are sensitive to ozone levels. 3. The more economically dependent the crops are, the more sensitive to ozone they are, the results seemed to show.
Output: 1
Statement: On June 6th, the President announced a proposal to establish a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and on June 18th he transmitted draft legislation to the Congress for its consideration. Choices:  1. The President created the Department of Homeland Security. 2. The President didn't think Homeland Security was a good idea. 3. The President created the Department of Homeland Security in response to 9/11.
Output: 2
Statement: The National Science Foundation, for example, assessed the effectiveness of a cooperative science program aimed at increasing innovation and knowledge transfer between university and industry researchers. Choices:  1. The NSF does not make assessments. 2. The NSF assessed a cooperative science program. 3. The NSF's assessment of a cooperative science program show it to be a failure.
Output: 1
Statement: 4.18 AICPA standards and GAGAS require auditors to assess the risk of material misstatements of financial statements due to fraud and should consider that assessment in designing the audit procedures to be performed. Choices:  1. AICPA standards for risk assessment are the more stringent than those of GAGAS. 2. An assessment of risk as required by AICPA standards should be considered in designing audit procedures. 3. Auditors are free to ignore the risk of material misstatements due to fraud.
Output: 3
Statement: You can't have a democracy without also having a place to resolve disputes. Choices:  1. A democracy must include a place for solving disputes.  2. Then Susan said "you can't have democracy without a place to solve any issues that arise".  3. Democracy can absolutely exist without a platform for resolving disputes. 
Output: 3
Statement: He crossed the mountain rivers that roared down from the mountains of the west. Choices:  1. He was traveling in the mountains. 2. He was traveling in the Rocky Mountains. 3. He was walking in the desert.
Output: 3
Statement: Additionally, we have not quantified a number of known or suspected health effects linked with PM and ozone for which appropriate concentration-response functions are not available or which do not provide easily interpretable outcomes (i.e. Choices:  1. The outcomes arent easily put into a table. 2. It's easy to interpret all the data. 3. The outcomes aren't easy to interpret.
Output: 2
Statement: Tuppence, will you  He indicated the place of honour with a wave of his hand. Choices:  1. He gestured to the place of honour with his hand and smiled at her. 2. He blocked her path to the place of honour with his hand. 3. He gestured to the place of honour with his hand.
Output: 2
Statement: the effectiveness of voluntary or information programs may be less than assumed in the CEF scenarios. Choices:  1. The information programs were funded by drug money 2. The effectiveness of voluntary or information may be less than assumed. 3. The effectiveness of voluntary or information may be greater than assumed.
Output: 3
Statement: One should allow a few extra days for contingencies Choices:  1. One may wish to allow extra days for unforeseen circumstances. 2. One does not need to allow any extra days. 3. It is best to allow for three extra days.
Output: 2
Statement: Actually, that is an old J. Edward Day joke, or so I've been told, not an Edward J. Gleiman joke. Choices:  1. J. Edward Day joke is someone who has made a joke. 2. Edward J. Gleiman is better at making jokes than J. Edward Day. 3. That joke did not belong to J. Edward Day.
Output: 3
Statement: no so you've you've got to uh uh yeah okay so so you you've pretty much got to the ball park uh uh to figure out but Choices:  1. You can totally figure it out online, from the comfort of your home. 2. Going to the ball park is a huge hassle. 3. So, you have to go to the ball park to figure it out.
Output: 1
Statement: well she shot him and she went to prison she you know she killed him but she lost her baby and then they sent her to jail so that's not right Choices:  1. She lost her baby because of him which caused her to commit murder.  2. She didn't shoot him and is not in prison.  3. After losing her baby, she shot and killed him, so she is now in jail. 
Output: 2
Statement: Management's philosophy and operating style also affect the environment. Choices:  1. It's important to maintain a thorough but understanding management philosophy.  2. Infrastructure and control methods have no influence on the environment. 3. There's a lot of influence on environment management philosophy. 
Output: 2
Statement: Lisbon clubs to consider Adega Machado (Rua do Norte, 91); A Parreirinha da Alfama (Beco do Esparito Santa, 1); A Severa (Rua das Gaveas, 51); and Senyor Vinho (Rua do Meio a Lapa). Choices:  1. There are several clubs in Lisbon to consider. 2. A Severa is the only club in Lisbon worth visiting. 3. Adega Machado is the most famous club in the region.
Output: 2
Statement: Comment : Steve  The only rich person in American who thinks Alan Greenspan is doing a bad job. Choices:  1. Steve commends Alan on doing an awesome job. 2. Most think Greenspan is doing a good job. 3. Steve and Alan Greenspan do not get along.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, in the case of, aPromote Organizational Credibility,- both principles rely on the collaboration of senior executives and division heads for success and have as their target the senior management of the enterprise. Choices:  1. Senior executives and divisions heads can collaborate on some things. 2. Division heads think that senior executives are over payed. 3. Success can only be achieved by division heads working to subvert senior executives.
Output: 3
Statement: The interpretation assumes that Congress took from H-2A workers with one hand what it gave with the other. Choices:  1. The interpretation was well written in the report. 2. It assumes that Congress took everything from H-2A workers it ever gave them. 3. There's no evidence that Congress took anything from them.
Output: 3
Statement: This is because groups or individuals can attack remotely from anywhere in the world, over the Internet, other networks, or dial-up lines, and they can disguise their identity, location, and intent by launching attacks across a span of communications systems and computers. Choices:  1. Groups or individuals cannot attack remotely from anywhere in the world, as the Internet does not allow them to mask their identity. 2. Groups or individuals can disguise their identity on the Internet. 3. Groups or individuals are able to hide their identity through tools like VPNs or proxies.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't know how far we'll have to go to get out of the sight of the Eye but we're ready to go there. Choices:  1. We are ready to flee to China to escape danger. 2. We don't want to leave this place. 3. We are ready to go anywhere if it means getting out of the Eye's sight.
Output: 2
Statement: My only chance is to turn this around on them.' Choices:  1. I can turn this around. 2. I know I am out of options. 3. I only have once chance.
Output: 2
Statement: but but that's one reason i uh i've had no problems with my Subaru that's one reason i went with it because i Subaru had a good reputation uh for you know low maintenance so Choices:  1. My Subaru is the best car I've ever owned because of how low maintenance it is. 2. My Subaru has not given me any problems, which was unsurprising since it has such a positive reputation.  3. I hate my Subaru because of how high maintenance it is.
Output: 3
Statement: Others, such as New York, Texas, and North Carolina, are engaged in promising efforts to overcome particular challenges associated with their size and diversity. Choices:  1. New York is doing some work to address challenges associated with its size and diversity. 2. New York is the most diverse state that is participating in the program. 3. North Carolina, Texas and New York are small, non-diverse states.
Output: 3
Statement: In a few brief words, I explained the tragedy that had occurred, and that I wanted his help.  Choices:  1. In many words I explained the wonderful thing that happened. 2. I explained what had occurred and that I wanted to help. 3. I explained how eager I was to help after sharing the tragedy that happened.
Output: 1
Statement: However, even some of these will prove remarkably flexible if you try bargaining. Choices:  1. Prices are fixed here so there's no point in trying to get a discount. 2. If you try to negotiate, some of them will be extremely yielding. 3. You don't have to pay full price around these places.
Output: 1
Statement: It was a time when progressive young lawyers began a long struggle - not yet won - for the right of all poor people to free and effective legal counsel. Choices:  1. Progressive lawyers fought for the rights of the poor. 2. Progressive lawyers were fighting for the right of all poor people to have legal counsel at a reduced price. 3. The rights of the poor were fought for before, but it failed.
Output: 2
Statement: The plan, called Operation Horseshoe, was devised by a high-ranking general and carried out by teams of paramilitaries, special police, and nationalistic locals. Choices:  1. Nationalistic locals participated in Operation Horseshoe. 2. The local paramilitaries planned and devised Operation Horseshoe themselves. 3. The general felt that he had to rely on a combination of special police, paramilitaries, and locals out of necessity.
Output: 2
Statement: Mysore remains a pleasant, airy city, famous for its sandalwood and frangipani, jasmine, and musk. Choices:  1. Mysore exports its perfumes to be used in products worldwide. 2. Mysore is a putrid, stinky and horrifically odiferous city. 3. Mysore is renowned for its fragrances.
Output: 2
Statement: Every night from the 1st to the 14th, in a highly dramatic display clearly designed to entertain, temple priests brandishing long poles with a flaming cedar ball at each end run along the front of the verandah, deliberately showering the large crowd below with burning embers. Choices:  1. Very few injuries have historically occured in the display. 2. Temple priests participate in a display every night from the 1st to the 14th. 3. Temple priests refuse to light cedar wood on fire.
Output: 3
Statement: Participants generally agreed that the profession needs to aggressively address the issue of attracting the best people to the profession. Choices:  1. The profession needs to get the best people. 2. The profession can passively address the issue. 3. The participants were excited.
Output: 2
Statement: Why, again?  Choices:  1. Tell me why? 2. Why now? 3. There must be a reason.
Output: 2
Statement: The statue's face is entirely obscured by red paste that is smeared on by worshippers. Choices:  1. Worshippers place flowers around the statue's base.  2. Worshippers use blue paint on the statue.  3. Worshippers smear red paste on the statue's face.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm just as good as them. Choices:  1. I have skills in many things. 2. They are no better than I am. 3. I am not up to their standards.
Output: 3
Statement: After acquiring as many cable companies as it could, AT and T and its affiliates are now converting the cable system so that it can carry the Internet. Choices:  1. AT and T was unable to acquire any cable companies. 2. AT and T acquired many cable companies and now is renovating the cables to be able to carry internet. 3. AT and T hopes to gain profits for specializing in the internet sector.
Output: 1
Statement: UCLA plays at the Rose Bowl, while USC games are at the Coliseum. Choices:  1. USC and UCLA play games at different stadiums. 2. UCLA exclusively plays at the coliseum. 3. UCLA sometimes goes to play at the Coliseum.
Output: 2
Statement: um let's see what did i wear to work today um actually i wore corduroy shorts with a white blouse um and flat shoes Choices:  1. I wore clothes to work today. 2. My shoes were very comfortable. 3. I went to work naked. 
Output: 3
Statement: A'deem admired the fine sculpted work of the nude woman on the swords hilt. Choices:  1. A'deem was turned on by the naked lady. 2. A'deem looked at the naked lady on the sword. 3. A'deem looked away from the naked lady in disgust.
Output: 3
Statement: Precious metals are sold by weight, with very little added to the price for workmanship. Choices:  1. Precious metals are heavily marked up in price. 2. Precious metals are priced based on their weight. 3. Precious metals are fairly cheap and aren't marked up excessively.
Output: 1
Statement: What the hell are you thinking?! I should've practiced my speech. Choices:  1. I knew I should have practiced my speech. 2. I should have practiced my speech about African Americans. 3. I spent too much time practicing my speech.
Output: 3
Statement: and they were nearly all all diesel but as far as cars i've never never been involved with them Choices:  1. I've only seen diesel trucks, not cars. 2. I own and drive a diesel car every day. 3. I've driven a few diesel trucks briefly.
Output: 2
Statement: In January 2000, the LSC Board of Directors approved LSC's 5-year Strategic Direction Plan. Choices:  1. They wanted to get the plan underway quickly. 2. The board approved the 5-year plan. 3. The board sent the report back for revisions.
Output: 3
Statement: i had never thought about that i could probably plant one and bring it in and just like i bring my plants in every year Choices:  1. I probably could read one and bring it in just like I bring my books in every year. 2. I most likely could plant one and bring it in just as I do with my plants annually. 3. That's a great idea to bring plant one and bring it in.
Output: 1
Statement: Susan and I must leave by tomorrow evening. Choices:  1. We must leave by tonight. 2. Tomorrow evening is when the marauders show up. 3. We must leave by tomorrow evening.
Output: 1
Statement: Shouldn't someone inform Mr. Gates? Choices:  1. Someone should inform Mr. Gates about what happened yesterday. You should call him. 2. We have to hide it from Mr. Gates. 3. I think someone should let Mr. Gates know, no?
Output: 2
Statement: because it certainly wasn't sustained Choices:  1. It lasted indefinitely. 2. We're hoping to make it sustainable in the future. 3. It was momentary.
Output: 1
Statement: He is indeed of the Blood," he assented. Choices:  1. He has no connection to them. 2. He agreed he's part of that faction. 3. They are a league of ancient vampires.
Output: 1
Statement: Unlike other Church-dominated European universities, Italian universities emphasized the sciences, medicine, and law over theology. Choices:  1. The European universities had emphasis in science and medicine. 2. The Italian universities had different a different focus to the European ones. 3. The Italian universities did not appreciate the Church.
Output: 1
Statement: The data from the Matters Reporting System can be used for a variety of important purposes. Choices:  1. The data can't be made useful. 2. There are a variety of purposes that the data can be used for. 3. The Reporting System is extremely accurate.
Output: 1
Statement: It's now a bustling bazaar of tailors, metal-workers, and other artisans. Choices:  1. Nowadays, it's a nearly empty market with just a few craftsmen. 2. Today it's a busy market of tailors, metal-workers and other craftsmen. 3. You can find a just about anything you want to be made in this market.
Output: 1
Statement: I am not afraid, she told her diary, of criticism or death or pain. Choices:  1. She was terrified. 2. She wrote braev things in her diary. 3. She wrote in her journal.
Output: 1
Statement: Where's the Caligulan blood frolic? Choices:  1. Where is the Caligulan blood frolic party happening? 2. where is the Caligulan blood frolic? 3. Where is the hat?
Output: 3
Statement: Capernaum's most impressive ruins are those of a large and richly ornamented synagogue in the Roman style, built in the centuries after Jerusalem's destruction on the site of an earlier synagogue in which Jesus might have prayed. Choices:  1. The synagogue is in good condition. 2. Jesus may have prayed at this synagogue 3. The ruins of a Roman style synagogue are located in Capernaum.
Output: 1
Statement: Journalists feel responsible for protecting a serious financial investment each season. Choices:  1. Writers feel like they should protect things.  2. Journailsts are taught to protect financial investments.  3. Journalists feel no obligation to protect the financial interests of others. 
Output: 3
Statement: You should avoid drinking tap water, and stick to bottled mineral water, which is easily available everywhere maden suyu is carbonated mineral water, memba suyu is still mineral water. Choices:  1. There is no bottled water in Italy so all Italians / tourists must drink tap water. 2. This is because there is a super villain in Italy who pees in the water reservoires and no one can stop him! 3. Tap water is often unsafe to drink in Italy and drinking bottled water is recommended. 
Output: 1
Statement: a way away so uh i'm you we're not usually watching TV  but uh but it is interesting uh they this time of year unfortunately it gets Choices:  1. We sometimes watch more TV at this time of year because it's interesting. 2. We don't usually watch much TV at all. 3. We usually watch TV for a few hours every night.
Output: 3
Statement: Speculation turned to whether his son Abdullah, the new king, can shore up Jordan's ailing economy, retain the allegiance of its Palestinian majority, and advance the Middle East peace process. Choices:  1. His son Abdullah is the new king of Jordan. 2. Abdullah is not fit to be king, he has said of his son. 3. The majority of Jordan are Palestinian.
Output: 2
Statement: And you were assured of jewels to buy an empire. Choices:  1. You were assured that you would receive fine gems for the purpose of buying an empire. 2. You won't get gems to buy lunch. 3. You will get jewels to buy an empire.
Output: 2
Statement: They were entirely in the dark as to my real attitude up to the very last moment ”which partly accounts for my success." Choices:  1. For most of the time, they did not know what I was really feeling. 2. They were in the dark because I was concealing what I really thought. 3. They knew about my real attitude right from the beginning.
Output: 3
Statement: To find out how fast an amount saved can double, divide the interest rate into 72. Choices:  1. If you divide the interest rate into 72, you can see how quickly a saved amount can double. 2. The interest rate should be divided into 36 to see how fast the saved amount can double. 3. Employer matching contributions make the amount double even more quickly.
Output: 2
Statement: Multiple systems normally are installed in sequence and overlapping to maintain a high level of activity at the site. Choices:  1. Multiple systems are installed together and overlapping to maintain a high level of activity 2. The high level activity on multiple systems is strenuous.  3. Multiple systems cannot be installed to overlap
Output: 3
Statement: Come on over an' let Doc take a look at that face of yours, Nye ordered. Choices:  1. Nye told him to get his face looked at. 2. Nye told him that he need not worry about his face. 3. There was a young, unqualified doctor in the camp.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah there's there's hardly no open alleys anymore it's all Choices:  1. There are tons of alleys still open around here.  2. Most of the alleys are closed nowadays.  3. It's too bad, most of the really good bowling alleys closed down a few years ago, so there aren't many left. 
Output: 1
Statement: She hung it on the wall at the Maine compound, but things got ugly shortly thereafter   Choices:  1. She hung it on the roof of the motor home and everyone enjoyed looking at it.  2. She hung the painting on the wall but it wasn't long until someone smudge the, not yet dry, paint.  3. It wasn't long after she hung it on the wall that things got a bit ugly. 
Output: 1
Statement: if you were using and and oh lose your job and everything Choices:  1. Using leads to job loss. 2. Using never leads to job loss. 3. If you were using and it led to the loss of your job.
Output: 2
Statement: She may have forgotten to bolt the door into the passage when she went to bed, and have got up later, towards morning, and bolted it then." Choices:  1. She might have forgotten to lock the door and done it hours later. 2. She would never forget to lock the door. 3. She might have forgotten to lock the door.
Output: 2
Statement: In the AEO2001 reference case, however, the demand for electricity in 2020 is about 10% higher compared to the CEF reference case. Choices:  1. Electricity demand has risen. 2. Electricity demand is decreasing. 3. Electricity demand has gone up every year.
Output: 2
Statement: The Forbes campaign claims that more than 160 stations in 45 states carry this commentary. Choices:  1. All 50 states carry this commentary. 2. This commentary is carried in almost all the states. 3. This commentary is popular and receives high ratings.
Output: 1
Statement: How do I break the news and let both of us keep our dignity, even if (s)he is a troglodyte? Choices:  1. How do I tell them the bad news? 2. I refuse to tell them. 3. How do I save face after I tell them the bad news?
Output: 2
Statement: Natural raw materials found in the area have been used for centuries to make beautiful decorative objects. Choices:  1. There are no natural resources in the area that are suitable for creating art objects. 2. For hundreds of years the natural resources of the area have been used to make art. 3. The decorative objects made from materials in the area include clay sculptures.
Output: 1
Statement: You see, very few Christian names are given. Choices:  1. Christian names are sometimes given. 2. Christian names are not very popular. 3. There are no Christian names given.
Output: 3