niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: He pulls off this trick by presenting bombing as the default course with a momentum of its own. Choices:  1. He can not pull off the trick of making people think he is going to bomb. 2. He pulls off this trick by presenting bombing as the default course with a momentum of its own because he loves to turn things around. 3. He does this to let people think he is going to bomb anyway.
Output: 1
Statement: Two days later she began to receive phone calls from friends and acquaintances with praise for her incredibly creative wishes. Choices:  1. Her friends and acquaintances called her on the phone.  2. She was not worthy of the praise issued by her friends and acquaintances.  3. She had no friends and also no telephone. 
Output: 3
Statement: That would be good, but how is it to be done? Choices:  1. I want to be an astronaut but how will I pay for school? 2. I like that but how can we do it? 3. I know how we can do it but why would we want to?
Output: 3
Statement: The d'Estes' Palazzo dei Diamanti (9,000 pointed pieces of diamond-shaped marble on its walls) houses the Pinacoteca Nazionale, with notable works of the Ferrara masters Cosmy Tura, Ercole de' Roberti, Garofalo, and Dosso Dossi. Choices:  1. Pinacoteca Nazionale has been empty for the last 20 years. 2. All of Dosso Dossi's works are in the Pinacoteca Nazionale. 3. There are works by Garofalo in the Pinacoteca Nazionale.
Output: 1
Statement: Gerth waited until June, two months after his leadoff article, to mention that Clinton's predecessor, Bush, had approved all the waiver applications that reached his desk and that Clinton himself routinely followed the practice ... Choices:  1. Gerth had decided to wait until June.  2. Berth mentioned Bush's practices right away.  3. Gerth was not a supporter of President Bush. 
Output: 2
Statement: In crafting the H-2A program, Congress was acutely aware of the vulnerability of temporary agricultural workers and of problems that had arisen under other such programs, particularly the Bracero Program. Choices:  1. Congress created the H-2A program to replace programs that had been ineffective. 2. The Brasero Program dealt with temporary agricultural workers. 3. Congreass created the H-2A program with no knowledge of the concerns facing temporary agricultural workers.
Output: 3
Statement: To repeat after his father - Benedykt had everything and couldn't appreciate it. Choices:  1. Benedykt was spoiled. 2. Benedykt was spoiled and ungrateful for everything he had. 3. Benedykt was so grateful for his things.
Output: 3
Statement: just learn to accept and i have two dogs too and they've  slapped the dogs around too  every now and then  so Choices:  1. I have never owned dogs as pets in my life.  2. You can also slap the dogs around too, if you want.  3. They have slapped my dogs around too here and there. 
Output: 1
Statement: Also in the Loggia, the spiralling Rape of the Sabines of Giambologna (actually a Flemish artist named Jean de Boulogne) is another piece of dazzling virtuosity, donated by the Medici. Choices:  1. Jean de Boulogne moved to Bologna when he was 26 years old. 2. The artist known as Giambologna was really from Scotland. 3. Jean de Boulogne created a work of art called the Rape of the Sabines.
Output: 2
Statement: There are three of them on the floor below." Choices:  1. They're on the floor one lower. 2. The floor below has five of them. 3. The floor below is rather crowded.
Output: 2
Statement: The mysterious stone circles that dot the landscape are thought to be primitive calendars that helped the inhabitants decide when to plant and when to harvest. Choices:  1. No one ever thought much about the stone circles. 2. There were well know stone circles that did not evoke any questions. 3. There are stone circles that appear to be mysterious.
Output: 2
Statement: In the first affidavit, starting at Paragraph 41, you'll find a list of components that are allegedly part of Internet Explorer. Choices:  1. The parts of Internet Explorer have been put on a list. 2. The first affidavit ends in a dozen paragraphs. 3. The first affidavit has a list of components for Safari.
Output: 3
Statement: Ah, here he is!" The two men rose to greet the new-comer. Choices:  1. The two men did not acknowledge the newcomer. 2. The two men were sitting in chairs before they noticed the newcomer. 3. When the newcomer arrived, the two men greeted him.
Output: 1
Statement: He was foaled on April sixth in sixty-two. Choices:  1. He was born on September 9th.  2. He was born on April 6, 1862. 3. He was born on April 6. 
Output: 1
Statement: The mission of the Coast Guard's Office of Marine Safety, Security and Environmental Protection is to protect the public, the environment, and Choices:  1. This wasn't always the mission of the Coast Guard's Office of Marine Safety, Security and Environmental Protection. 2. The Coast Guard's Office of Marine Safety, Security and Environmental Protection's mission is to protect the public. 3. The Coast Guard's Office of Marine Safety, Security and Environmental Protection has no mission to protect the public or the environment.
Output: 3
Statement: It's not that he has changed his mind and is now pursuing a general policy of linkage between trade and democratization that applies to Cuba. Choices:  1. He hasn't changed his mind about the trade with Cuba. 2. He has done a complete 360 degree turn with his Cuba policies. 3. He is following the same ideals as before in regards to Cuba.
Output: 2
Statement: He was just 30 years old. Choices:  1. He is 31 years old. 2. His age was 30 years old. 3. His birthday was in December.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum yeah i i yeah i just don't understand you know what else anyone can do about it i don't think it's something that people really think about either Choices:  1. I know exactly what steps we need to take. 2. I am not sure what else could be done. 3. I wish people thought about this more often.
Output: 1
Statement: But even if your purchase only looks  antique,  it may still arouse suspicion at customs. Choices:  1. You might have trouble at the customs with vintage purchases. 2. Customs are very strict with purchases in order to deter smuggling of antiques. 3. Customs will confiscate all dubious purchases as they deem fit.
Output: 3
Statement: Even so, Tudjman again restored himself to the West's (semi-) good graces by signing the Dayton Peace Accords and agreeing to let Serbs return to their burned homes. Choices:  1. Tudjman signed the Dayton Peace Accords and allowed Serbs to return to their burned homes.  2. Tudjman tried actively to restore himself to the West's good graces. 3. Tudjman never signed the Dayton Peace Accords. 
Output: 3
Statement: Postal Service classifies these costs as part of mail processing, we adjust the percentages of mail processing costs upward for France and Finland to reflect a similar treatment. Choices:  1. France's mail processing costs are 20% higher. 2. France's mail processing costs are lower. 3. France's mail processing costs are higher.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i've i that's really great i i really think that both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts is a excellent two excellent organizations Choices:  1. I have a high opinion of both the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts.  2. I would never recommend the Boy Scouts to anyone.  3. The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are my two favorite organizations. 
Output: 2
Statement: well i i've this company that they bought they ended up buying a very high payroll Choices:  1. This company ended up purchasing a really high payroll 2. This company bought an extremely low payroll. 3. Everyone was speculating if the company would buy it.
Output: 2
Statement: oh what are you majoring in Choices:  1. You aren't going to college this year? 2. What are you studying in school? 3. Are you majoring in science or art in college?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah  girls put that away now Choices:  1. Don't put it away yet, girls. 2. Don't keep that out, girls. 3. That wasn't supposed to be out.
Output: 1
Statement: now they're plus they had all the inaccuracies were ridiculous then they'd come back five minutes later and contradict themselves to oh it was just get it was ridiculous so i just Choices:  1. There were a lot of contradictions and inaccuracies. 2. They had serious credibility issues as a result of those inaccuracies. 3. Their story held together with no signs of inconsistency or inaccuracy.
Output: 3
Statement: 'That's what we want from our leaders, isn't it? For them to be smarter than us.' Choices:  1. We want our leaders to be smarter than us. 2. We want our leaders to be dumb. 3. It works better if our leaders are smarter than us.
Output: 2
Statement: The development of credible opinion leaders who are emergency medicine clinicians, who will endorse and advance the concept of alcohol screening and intervention, is the best means of fostering attitudinal change within that specialty. Choices:  1. It will cost money to develop credible opinion leaders. 2. It is important to develop credible opinion leaders. 3. Attitudinal change will be fostered by clinicians who oppose the concept of alcohol screening.
Output: 3
Statement: McCain, for example, demands an investigation of the allegations about technology transfer [and] all these campaign contributions that came out of China. Choices:  1. Political campaigns are entirely self-funded by the candidates.  2. McCain doesn't find China trustworthy. 3. McCain is knowledgeable about technology.
Output: 1
Statement: We will look at the chest, although ”but no matter ”we will examine it all the same." We entered the house by one of the windows.  Choices:  1. We entered the house through the door. 2. We want to take a look at the house. 3. We will examine the chest then.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah can't put them down Choices:  1. I can easily put those down at any time. 2. I'm not able to put those down. 3. I wish I could put them down, but I can't.
Output: 1
Statement: The chambers stand on the site of St. Mary's Close, an old tenement abandoned in the mid-17th century after the entire population had been wiped out by bubonic plague. Choices:  1. Nothing from the 17th century has been abandoned. 2. The bubonic plague only hit people living in tenements. 3. The bubonic plague wiped out many people in the 17th century.
Output: 1
Statement: Now that the anti-tobacconists are on top, will they too know no bounds? Choices:  1. They will proceed to overextend in the other direction. 2. They are not on top. 3. People against tobacco will also take things to far?
Output: 2
Statement: I merely obtained them for comparison.  Choices:  1. I did not acquire them for the purpose of making a comparison. 2. I acquired them for the purpose of making a comparison 3. I only acquired them to make a comparison.
Output: 1
Statement: is that for like gym classes for PE classes and things like that Choices:  1. Are the roller blades for physical education classes? 2. Is that something to use in a history class? 3. Is that something you would use in gym class? 
Output: 2
Statement: Free from the confines of the International Festival's rules and regulations, the Fringe has become synonymous with art that  pushes the envelope,  and it has grown to eclipse its more staid official brother. Choices:  1. Nudity, profanity, and hostility are just a few of the Fringe's features. 2. The Fringe has remained stale and unpopular because of its strict compliance with the rules. 3. Because it operates outside of the strict rules and regulations of its brother, the Fringe has become more popular.
Output: 2
Statement: Hastings, do you not see?  Choices:  1. Hastings always has trouble seeing the larger picture. 2. Hasting can always see the larger picture of things. 3. Hastings should be able to see this.
Output: 2
Statement: I knew this couldn't be, but it would've made things so much easier if my friend was still out there somewhere. Choices:  1. My friend was standing next to me. 2. My friend was dead, but I still wished they were outthere somewhere. 3. I thought it would be easier if my friend was somewhere out there.
Output: 1
Statement: piddley stuff to pick a newspaper over and i enjoy the comics are better in this newspaper like this newspaper has The Far Side and the comics that i enjoy and the other one has some weird ones that i've never heard of so Choices:  1. I only buy the newspaper with the comics I like. 2. I'm not a big fan of the comic The Far Side. 3. This newspaper has comics I prefer over the other newspaper.
Output: 2
Statement: It was still illegal under various 19 th -century Comstock laws to disseminate information about birth control in many states. Choices:  1. Comstock laws were seeing a revival. 2. Comstock laws were being done away with. 3. It was illegal to disseminate info about birth control.
Output: 1
Statement: St. Catherine's skull lies within her marble tomb, carved in the 18th century. Choices:  1. St. Catherine's skull was stolen from her tomb. 2. St. Catherine's tomb is over 300 years old. 3. Her marble tomb was carved in the 1700s.
Output: 1
Statement: But one would not do such a thing without permission. Choices:  1. You don't need permission to do that. 2. People usually ask to do that before actually doing it. 3. No one would do that without asking the person first.
Output: 1
Statement: A joke sets up a chain of logic, and then subverts it in a surprising and delightful way; that's the punch line. Choices:  1. A joke is generally defined as following no chain of logic and ending in a predictable way. 2. The punch line to a joke has the most impact when said loudly. 3. A good joke sets up a chain of logic.
Output: 1
Statement: When two NATO generals tried to schedule a meeting to tell Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to stop the assaults, Yugoslav officials said Milosevic was too busy to see them. Choices:  1. The NATO generals were given priority to meet the president. 2. Yugoslav officials made up an excuse for the president. 3. NATO generals were not able to meet the Yugoslav president.
Output: 1
Statement: Wait!"  He dashed off, calling two of the mandrakes after him. Choices:  1. He ran but the two mandrakes did nothing. 2. He ran off, causing two mandrakes to follow him. 3. The mandrakes were fast runners.
Output: 1
Statement: Then came the timid archdeacon, a little bewildered by the company in which he found himself, glad that his daughter was considered to have distinguished herself, but unable to help glancing at her from time to time with nervous apprehension. Choices:  1. The archdeacon was not comfortable to be around the people he was with. 2. The archdeacon was ashamed of her daughter's achievement. 3. The archdeacon was proud that his daughter was being honored.
Output: 2
Statement: No, he didn't. Choices:  1. Yes, he did. 2. No, he didn't do the laundry. 3. He did not, no.
Output: 1
Statement: One of them Belgies from the village?" Choices:  1. I think it's possible the man was from the village. 2. Was is a Belgie? 3. No one is from the village anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: And what is this new, depraved revelation? Choices:  1. What is this uncorrupt revelation of late? 2. Is this revelation, by its very nature, likely to have a negative effect? 3. This recent, corrupt revelation, what is it?
Output: 1
Statement: I didn't hear what Mr. Inglethorp replied.  Choices:  1. Mr. Inglethorp never said anything back. 2. Mr. Inglethorp replied to someone. 3. Mr. Inglethorp was too quiet to be heard.
Output: 1
Statement: they use the the injection thing or whatever it is Choices:  1. They use the electric chair. 2. They use an I.v. In lethal injection. 3. They use lethal injection.
Output: 1
Statement: so you know whatever whenever i have time i just turn it on basically and see what's on Choices:  1. I just turn it on to see what's on. 2. I don't ever turn it on. 3. I just turn on the TV to see what's on.
Output: 2
Statement: sort of like the draft Choices:  1. Similar to the draft. 2. In some ways it's similar to the NFL draft.  3. Not like the draft in any way. 
Output: 3
Statement: But skeptics suggest a darker  that the Lippo fee was a payoff to Hubbell to keep quiet about Whitewater. Choices:  1. Skeptics think that the Lippo fee was Hubbell's payoff to remain quiet about Whitewater and other scandals. 2. Skeptics think that the Lippo fee was Hubbell's payoff to give all of the details about Whitewater. 3. Skeptics think that the Lippo fee was Hubbell's payoff to remain quiet about Whitewater.
Output: 2
Statement: The nave is a wonder of light and lofty proportions, enhanced by the luminous beige stone and the splendid ribbed vaulting. Choices:  1. The nave is known for being exceptionally large in size. 2. The nave is dark, cramped, and uninviting. 3. The nave is constructed of light-colored stone and ribbed vaulting.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh uh you know i don't know i just i enjoy working with them Choices:  1. I hate working with them 2. I just enjoy working with them 3. I just enjoy working with my uncles
Output: 1
Statement: An early proponent of make love, not war, Rubens shows Venus restraining Mars in his vivid Consequences of War and portrays himself on the far left of his Four Philosophers (Hall 7, Mars). Choices:  1. Ruben portrays himself on the far right of his Four Philosophers. 2. This wasn't the first time Ruben has shown Venus restraining Mars. 3. Rubens shows Venus restraining Mars in his vivid Consequences of War.
Output: 1
Statement: The Muslims tried to purify the Islamic practice of the Hindu rituals which had accrued over the years. Choices:  1. While Muslims tried to purify Islamic practice of Hindu rituals, it had been going on for too many years to have much effect.  2. The Muslims didn't care if Islamic practice came to include Hindu rituals. 3. Over the years Hindu rituals made their way into Islamic practice and the Muslims tried to cleanse this. 
Output: 2
Statement: Strategic Directions 2000-2005 identifies technology as a primary strategy for enhancing client access to services. Choices:  1. Technology helps fuel the economy and change every day lives, including that of the clients. 2. Technology is no longer a primary strategy for increasing client access. 3. A primary strategy for helping clients access services is technology. 
Output: 2
Statement: and uh by the time i was a sophomore i decided that mathematics was really not the thing to be into to find a good job they weren't hiring mathematicians at the time Choices:  1. By the time I was a sophomore I decided that math was not for me. 2. By my sophmore year, I decided that math is what is right for me. 3. I really like literature studies instead.
Output: 2
Statement: I commend Judith Shulevitz on an excellent column, Don't Take It So Personally. Choices:  1. I think Judith Shulevitz' column, Don't Take It So Personally, is wonderful.  2. Judith Shulevitz has always wanted to be a writer, but has not been able to make it happen.  3. Don't Take It So Personally is a great weekly column by Judith Shulevitz in our local paper. 
Output: 2
Statement: um the last movie i saw was uh Sleeping With The Enemy and i uh see i'm not a big Julie Roberts fan but i was a lot Choices:  1. I am a huge fan of Julia Roberts. 2. The last movie I watched was sleeping with the enemy with Julia Roberts, I am not usually a fan of her movies, but I enjoyed it. 3. The last movie I watched was sleeping with the enemy with Julia Roberts, I am not usually a fan of her movies.
Output: 1
Statement: all right i i think our experience of camping is i i am the the passive member i get things ready and then i enjoy Choices:  1. I have gone camping before in my whole life. 2. I am the passive person with camping, I get things ready to enjoy. 3. I love to go camping with my family.
Output: 1
Statement: However, DOD policy still lacks criteria to be used to capture specific design and manufacturing knowledge and does not require the use of that knowledge as exit criteria at key decision points to transition from system integration to system demonstration and then into production. Choices:  1. Dod's policy is lacking in criteria to capture knowledge.  2. Dod has many things of which they should re evaluate.  3. Did policy lacks nothing, it is tight and inclusive. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah running Choices:  1. Running, hmm, no. 2. Running, yes. 3. I love running, yes.
Output: 1
Statement: Coffee is very good. Choices:  1. Coffee is healthy. 2. Coffee is great. 3. Coffee is awful.
Output: 3
Statement: You huntin' someone?  Choices:  1. Are you hunting a deer? 2. Are you hunting someone? 3. Are you hunting someone for food?
Output: 1
Statement: they've got to have a lot of resources i would think an enormous amount of of well potential that way a lot of it of course is hot and jungle and all that but uh there's got to be a lot of potential down there Choices:  1. There must be a great deal of potential there. 2. There isn't likely to be any potential. 3. There may or may not be a lot of potential there.
Output: 2
Statement: At just 2,300 sq km (3,710 sq miles), the area is small enough that it can be covered by car, north to south, in just a few hours. Choices:  1. The distance, north to south, cannot be covered by car. 2. The distance, north to south can be covered by car in just a few hours. 3. The distance can be covered in a relatively short amount of time.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon looked for a path and saw a series of rocks that the man had likely climbed. Choices:  1. Jon knew which way the man went. 2. Jon found a path the man probably took.  3. Jon couldn't find any indicator of a path. 
Output: 3
Statement: It puzzles me.  Choices:  1. It confuses me. 2. I understand it completely. 3. It is too hard for me to figure out.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh  well i guess there's still the possibility that uh hostilities with uh US troops could still break out Choices:  1. It is impossible that the US troops will break out.  2. The US troops will likely still break out.  3. It is possible that the US troops could break out hostilities. 
Output: 1
Statement: because basically out there it was mostly a clay soil very hard to to grow very hard to cultivate and when we came up here uh to California uh we're in the Monterrey area and it's very uh nice sandy soil rich soil and the weather is perfect for growing just about anything you want to grow Choices:  1. The soil is not ideal for growing crops. 2. The crops grow perfectly in the clay soil. 3. It is hard to cultivate in the clay soil.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't know i've been i've been sitting here thinking here because it was you know took a couple tries before i found somebody well you know i'm like i'm not really sure what i think about this um uh i mean the first thing is the oh if it's going to be mandatory it's got to be mandatory i mean everybody not just like you know poor people and all that you know but Choices:  1. It's going to be mandatory for poor people because of the regulations. 2. It's going to be optional and I've never thought about it before. 3. I'm not sure but I've been thinking about it.
Output: 2
Statement: Tommy lay petrified with amazement. Choices:  1. Tommy was easily amazed. 2. Tommy jumped around in amazement. 3. Tommy was overwhelmed and couldn't move. 
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum well i think we've probably Choices:  1. yes, well, i really doubt that we have 2. yes, well, i believe it's likely that we have 3. yes, well, i have very good reasons to believe
Output: 1
Statement: reasons therefore, and how not following the standard affected, or could have affected, the results of the attestation engagement. Choices:  1. Even if the standard was not followed, the attestation engagement results would have been unaffected. 2. The attestation engagement may have been adversely affected by a failure to follow the standard. 3. Attestation engagement requires a lengthy review process of upwards of 50 hours.
Output: 1
Statement: Stephanopoulos thinks Clinton has been hurt by confiding in only a small circle and cutting off many of his advisers. Choices:  1. Clinton truly has been hurt.  2. Stephanopoulos does not think Clinton has been hurt.  3. Stephanopoulos thinks Clinton has been hurt. 
Output: 2
Statement: The objective was for sources to find the most cost-effective means for limiting SO2 emissions and to be responsible for achieving those emission reductions. Choices:  1. They are trying to find the most cost-effective way to increase SO2 emissions.  2. They are trying to find the most cost-effective way to limit SO2 emissions from vehicles. 3. They are trying to find the most cost-effective way to limit SO2 emissions. 
Output: 1
Statement: Why, it even runs pages entitled Solutions. Choices:  1. The owner's manual has a section of pages labeled Solutions. 2. It has no pages called Solutions. 3. There are pages that are called 'Solutions'.
Output: 2
Statement: Little Tuppence, brimming over with life!  Choices:  1. Tuppence was very lively. 2. She was very mischievous even as a youngster. 3. Little Tuppence was hardly brimming with life.
Output: 3
Statement: and it seems like uh um we're catching all their residue i'm not sure if it's kerosene or what that's dropping but other than that you know we don't have the unless we're catching it from the midwest the emissions  yeah from the power plants Choices:  1. The residue could be kerosene or it could be something else entirely. 2. Power plants emit a lot of residue that we end up catching. 3. I'm sure that the residue coming from the power plants is safe.
Output: 3
Statement: um they're they're registered but they're not they're not uh they're not show cats Choices:  1. Although they aren't show cats, they are registered. 2. They are all unregistered show cats. 3. It is hard to register show cats.
Output: 2
Statement: The New York Times offered moral indignation Choices:  1. The New York Times wrote a story about how distasteful the situation was 2. Nobody was happier about the situation than the New York Times 3. The New York Times was righteously offended
Output: 2
Statement: More precisely, appropriations used is recognized as an other financing source in determining the entity's operating results when the entity receives goods and services or provides benefits, grants, or other transfer payments. Choices:  1. The other financing source has become a catch-all umbrella of a term that leaves finance professionals uneasy. 2. Appropriations used isn't categorized as an other financing source. 3. Appropriations used is categorized as an other financing source.
Output: 2
Statement: and was nothing but dust falling toward the carpet. Choices:  1. It was just bits of falling dust above the carpet. 2. It was a whole range of detritus like rocks, stakes, and tiles heaped upon the carpet. 3. I knew I would need to get the vacuum cleaner.
Output: 2
Statement: The global expansion of information technology has resulted in significant new information security and privacy threats to our information networks and technology infrastructure. Choices:  1. There are new information and technology threats in recent times. 2. The expansion of technology has affected the way information is secured. 3. The advancement of technology has led to more secure networks
Output: 3
Statement: Lawrence, the younger, had been a delicate youth.  Choices:  1. Lawrence was a hardy young man.   2. Lawrence was sheltered.   3. The younger Lawrence was a fragile youth.  
Output: 1
Statement: and uh it it really makes it look professional Choices:  1. The skill used makes it look professional. 2. It looks novice. 3. It makes it look professional.
Output: 2
Statement: Tudjman has suppressed independent media and used his control of state television like a club. Choices:  1. Tudjman has fully allowed independent media to freely report anything of their choosing. 2. His control over state television allowed for world domination. 3. Independent media has been suppressed by Tudjman.
Output: 1
Statement: that there are ways to prevent families you know like those basically there's contraceptives and all kinds of ways to prevent pregnancies there's no need to have children if you don't want them Choices:  1. The only way to prevent having children is with contraceptives. 2. There are many different ways to prevent having children. 3. If you don't want children, you shouldn't have them.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Sorry.' Choices:  1. I'm sorry for lying.  2. I am not sorry.  3. Apologies. 
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek notes the marketing overkill of the new James Bond  Heineken, Smirnoff, BMW, Visa, and Ericsson are running commercials that hawk both their products and the movie. Choices:  1. BMW did not advertise in the new James Bond. 2. Newsweek counted the times there was product placement in the movie. 3. Newsweek made comments on advertising in the new James Bond.
Output: 1
Statement: Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan, among others, has expressed concern that there would be tremendous political pressure to steer the federal government's asset selection to achieve economic, social, or political purposes. Choices:  1. Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan has expressed concern that there would be tremendous political pressure. 2. Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan has expressed concern that there would be tremendous political pressure, amongs others, like Buzz Lightyear. 3. Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan has expressed concern that there would be not political pressure.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah those are good old Choices:  1. Those are pleasant past  2. Those are terrible contemporary 3. those are well-written old
Output: 2
Statement: Two harpists sing the praises of Ramses before the deities, giving rise to the temple's alternative name Temple of the Harpists. Choices:  1. The temple's name of Temple of the Harpists was granted because harpists usually sang inside. 2. Singing was considered illegal in the ancient Egypt. 3. The harpists want to pleasure all the deities with praises of Ramses.
Output: 2
Statement: You see, if the spider lets the fly walk out too easily, the fly might suspect it was a put-up job. Choices:  1. The fly might be suspicious of the spider if they escape too easily. 2. The spider lets the fly go because it isn't hungry. 3. The fly is too stupid to ever suspect the spider of a put-up job.
Output: 3
Statement: She was smart enough to object initially to the choice of Ginsburg as her attorney. Choices:  1. The choice of Ginsburg caused no objects from anyone.  2. Ginsburg as her attorney was the reason for her to object initially. 3. The rejecting the initial offer, she knew she could get a better attorney.
Output: 1
Statement: It makes you wonder who is the real you. Choices:  1. When you screw up like that you start to wonder if it's the real you. 2. You start to wonder who is the real you. 3. You are very confident in who you are.
Output: 3
Statement: Today, office blocks and apartment buildings are of course constructed with modern materials. Choices:  1. Both modern and older materials are used to construct apartment buildings. 2. In these modern times, unfortunately office blocks are constructed with no modern materials. 3. These days, modern materials are used in the construction of office blocks.
Output: 2
Statement: Despite his ambition, Gass' success was short-lived. Choices:  1. Gass was lazy and did not care about his career. 2. Gass wasn't successful for long, but he was ambitious. 3. Gass didn't have a good business plan so he failed quickly.
Output: 1
Statement: Many economists agree that spending both on education and on general research and development (R and D) enhances future economic capacity and, conceptually, should be considered investment. Choices:  1. Economists agree that education and research spending is an investment in national security. 2. Economists agree that education and research spending is an investment. 3. Economists agree that education and research spending is an waste.
Output: 3
Statement: These characteristics of the transaction are not affected by whether the sale is illegal. Choices:  1. They were signs of illegal activity and they were arrested on the spot. 2. They sold what they wanted when they wanted. 3. it does not effect it being a legal sale.
Output: 1
Statement: Although unified budget surpluses increase national saving available for private investment, increasing federal spending on infrastructure, if properly designed and administered, can be another way to increase national saving and investment. Choices:  1. Increasing federal spending on infrastructure can increase national saving and investment. 2. Federal spending on infrastructure is one of the largest budget expenditures. 3. Federal spending on infrastructure decreases national saving and investment.
Output: 3
Statement: Far more skilled than the slaver whipmasters, this rider nearly cut Vrenna in half. Choices:  1. Vrenna was quickly killed. 2. Vrenna ran away before she could be hurt. 3. Vrenna was injured.
Output: 2
Statement: and it just seems to fit nicely so that i can get it read in about three days Choices:  1. I could read it one day if I crammed it. 2. I'm happy because it keeps me nicely occupied with reading it for three days. 3. It's so long that I never finish it before the next one comes in.
Output: 3
Statement: You trust to me, miss, it'll be all right. Choices:  1. I'm not that confident that things will work out right. 2. Everything will be fine, believe me.  3. All will end well as soon as I kill this bastard. 
Output: 1
Statement: There are also several major theaters with an ever-changing schedule of plays, ballets, and musical performances as well as popular shows featuring international bands and singers on the tour circuit. Choices:  1. Musical performancs, ballets and plays are always at the same schedule in these theaters. 2. The schedule of plays, ballets, and musical performances, as well as popular shows featuring international bands and signers on the tour circuit--is ever-changing for several major theaters. 3. You need to plan your visit accordingly, if you don't want to miss the exact play or ballet, that you come to visit for.
Output: 1
Statement: The Terminator decorates his ceramics with butterflies, flowers, and hearts. Choices:  1. The pieces were infused with magic unicorn farts. 2. An intricate representation of a rose adorned The Terminator's vase. 3. A guy with a tough name likes to do delicate artworks.
Output: 1
Statement: I think that Larry is trying to reach a larger audience with his book, and to do so, he has to explain why under the influence of commerce, cyberspace is becoming highly regulable for those who do not participate in that commerce, and why the regulation that commerce imposes on those who voluntarily join into it should be a bad thing. Choices:  1. Larry has written a book. 2. Larry is a foremost expert in cyberspace, commerce, and marketing across the worldwide web. 3. Larry is illiterate, and only ingests books through audio recordings.
Output: 3
Statement: At the same time, top Enron executives were free to exercise their stock options, and some did. Choices:  1. Top Enron executives were free to exercise their stock options. 2. Top Enron executives were free to exercise their stock options and every single person exercised their options 3. Top Enron executives were free to exercise
Output: 2
Statement: Merry goat's egg skull stink Choices:  1. The merry goat's egg smelled amazingly. 2. Because it was dead, the goat's egg skull stunk. 3. The goat's skull stunk.
Output: 1
Statement: If you plan to buy anything for use in Europe or elsewhere (where PAL is the main broadcast standard), make sure you purchase a multisystem unit; only these are compatible with the various broadcast standards in use around the globe. Choices:  1. Multisystem units are only good for one type of system despite their name. 2. Europe has many different types of broadcasts. 3. Multisystem units are compatible with many types of broadcast standards.
Output: 1
Statement: By little I do not mean small. Choices:  1. By little, I mean he's a small giant.  2. Small is not what I mean. 3. When I say little, I mean small. 
Output: 3
Statement: Golf Tournaments Choices:  1. Tournaments held for golfing. 2. Basketball tournament. 3. Golf tournaments are always extremely popular.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i he definitely i had an unusual situation with in my home my father was was alcoholic but uh and very withdrawn at that and so my husband is ten times more involved and we have more of a Choices:  1. Nothing weird ever happened between my dad and me. 2. I experienced something strange in my house when my dad was a drunkard. 3. He used to put pigtails on my head and call me his little girl.
Output: 1
Statement: The long-vanished old tower from which Torrevieja took its name has been replaced by a new one, built with funds raised by expatriate citizens. Choices:  1. The old tower of Torrevieja still stands today just as it was when it was built a thousand years ago. 2. Expatriate citizens collected funds in order to build a new tower called Torrevieja. 3. The new tower of Torrevieja is built in the same style as the old one.
Output: 1
Statement: The study also found rising employment for women and minorities, suggesting significant progress in the workplace. Choices:  1. Employment rates of minorities is decreasing. 2. The minorities are getting better jobs than in the past. 3. More women and minorities are being employed in the workplace.
Output: 1
Statement: Whether this awareness is viewed as a hitting bottom phenomenon or in more traditional motivational terms, there does seem to be a connection between readiness to change and recognition that negative consequences can be directly linked to a behavior. Choices:  1. Readiness to change and recognition of negative consequences to a behavior may be linked.  2. There is no connection between readiness to change behavior and the behavior's consequences.  3. Readiness to change and recognition of positive consequences to a behavior may be connected. 
Output: 2
Statement: Little children carrying trays offer you coconut tarts a filling treat for a franc or two. Choices:  1. You can buy drugs and alcohol from the children carrying trays. 2. You can buy coconut tarts from the children for the cost of one to two francs. 3. The coconut tarts are hand made by the locals each day.
Output: 1
Statement: Some collector may like them but for weapons they serve little purpose now. Choices:  1. They are great weapons but not many collectors like them. 2. Even though smart collectors might like them, they are not good weapons. 3. Even though a collector might like them, they serve little purpose now as weapons.
Output: 1
Statement: and you don't have to put up with all the B S that the lawyers have to so that's that's what i'm pursuing right now Choices:  1. I'll experience the same nonsense the lawyers have to tolerate. 2. What I'm going for is nowhere near as bad as what the lawyers go through. 3. Some lawyers have thrown in the towel because of all the bull.
Output: 1
Statement: uh no i didn't Choices:  1. someone may have done it, but it wasn't me. 2. I decided to do it and so I did. 3. I did not do that at all.
Output: 2
Statement: cashews or something like that right um-hum well Spinoccoli she can't patent the idea though because Pizza Inn already already has it but it's a it's very good well they put it they i guess they put like the dough and then the sauce and then Choices:  1. Pizza Inn already has the patent for Spinoccoli. 2. Spinoccoli is a very popular recipe and very profitable. 3. She can patent the idea because no one else has it already.
Output: 3
Statement: Each group represented a time in the history of legal services -- The Past (20 years ago), The Present and The Future (10 years from now). Choices:  1.  Each group represented a time in the history of legal services. 2. None of the groups represent time in the history of legal services. 3. The first group represents the longest time span in the history of legal services.
Output: 2
Statement: (Why isn't there a card!) Choices:  1. We planted it there, and now it's gone! 2. I wonder, why is there a card? 3. Why is there no card?
Output: 2
Statement: The Sicilians offered their crown to the Spanish house of Aragon. Choices:  1. The Sicilians opposed the Spanish house of Aragon. 2. The Sicilians though Spanish rule would benefit them. 3. The crown of Sicily was offered to the house of Aragon in Spain.
Output: 1
Statement: A short way along the busy main road is the Garden of Gethsemane. Choices:  1. The Garden of Gethsemane can be found a little way up the main road. 2. The Garden of Gethsemane is usually crowded with people. 3. The Garden of Gethsemane is located several miles along the main road.
Output: 3
Statement: The island is blanketed with  birds of paradise, their beak-like flowers bright orange, blossom in open fields. Choices:  1. The birds of paradise flowers are a very colorful and bright orange. 2. The island doesn't have any open fields so there are very few flowers. 3. The island has no other flowers aside from the birds of paradise.
Output: 2
Statement: Attack on their backs and sides. Choices:  1. Attack their front and feet.  2. Their backs and sides are the best to be attacked.  3. Attack quickly on their backs and sides.
Output: 1
Statement: The program's name is derived from the subparagraph of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) that defines the status, 8 U.S.C. Choices:  1. The program will cost just over $10 million each year. 2. A description in the Immigration and Nationality Act forms the basis of the program's name. 3. The Immigration and Nationality Act was voted down and the program never got beyond its planning stages.
Output: 3
Statement: Then she gave a curious movement of her shoulders, rather as a terrier shakes himself. Choices:  1. She stood perfectly still, not moving at all.  2. She moved her shoulders like a terrier. 3. She moved her shoulders in a funny way.
Output: 1
Statement: In a knowledge-based process, the achievement of each successive knowledge point builds on the preceding one, giving decision makers the knowledge they need-when they need it-to make decisions about whether to invest significant additional funds to move forward with product development. Choices:  1. All knowledge points act independent of each other. 2. The more knowledge points stacked together, the more complex the information. 3. Knowledge points build upon each other.
Output: 1
Statement: Thanks for a great read. Choices:  1. It was very moving piece. 2. I wanted to thank you for the reading. 3. Please never read again.
Output: 3
Statement: He just heaved a sigh of relief when the war took me off. Choices:  1. He felt like a burden was being lifted. 2. He was waiting for relief for several years. 3. He felt more tense than he had ever felt before.
Output: 3
Statement: Of course, the overall costs of the package would go up sharply in the event of Ovitz's termination (and I wish now that I'd made a spreadsheet showing just what the deal would total if Ovitz had been fired at any time). Choices:  1. Ovitz's termination will negatively affect costs. 2. I do not have a spreadsheet, but I have put together a PowerPoint on this subject. 3. Without Ovitz the package is worth much less.
Output: 3
Statement: Conservatives noted their disagreements with him but remembered him as a man of principle and a truly nice guy. Choices:  1. Conservatives said they had disagreements with him but that he was a moral guy. 2. Conservatives said they had disagreements with him over health care but that he was a moral guy. 3. Conservatives said they had disagreements with him and that he was very immorral.
Output: 3
Statement: But all this talk about global overcapacity suggests that automakers see themselves as all making the very same thing. Choices:  1. There are no people on Earth. 2. The world is too crowded. 3. The world has 5million too many people.
Output: 1
Statement: Adults may relax in the bar and shoot pool while the kiddies shoot each other. Choices:  1. It's a family friendly place where the adults can relax while their kids play. 2. There are activities for both kids and adults. 3. There are only activities for adults so it's not a kid friendly place.
Output: 3
Statement: An organization's people define its culture, drive its performance, embody its knowledge base, and are the key to successful merger and transformation efforts. Choices:  1. People are the key to successful merger and transformation efforts. 2. People are irrelevant in the merger efforts. 3. A merger cannot be successful with the support of the organization's people.
Output: 2
Statement: and that's it gets too long and then it uh starts bunching up underneath the lawn mower and i can't get it out and and it's uh it it turns out to be a real mess so i've got to do it uh uh no later than once a week Choices:  1. It doesn't get long at all, so I only do it about once every few months. 2. it gets too long and breaks the lawnmower sometimes, making a horrible mess. 3. it gets too tall and makes a mess under the lawnmower, so I must do it at least once a week.
Output: 1
Statement: Henri IV had it laid out in 1605 on the site of an oldahorse-market, his idea (borrowed from Catherine de'Medici) being to have all the houses in the same symmetry.  Choices:  1. Henri's idea had a long lasting and important influence.  2. Henri laid things out in 1605.  3. Henri laid nothing out until the 1900's. 
Output: 3
Statement: well now the thing is yeah they're cutting defense which is you know there are people out there working for defense contractors who are losing money but i don't i don't mind because i think you know government is not there to give me a job Government the defense is there to defend our country and they do it for whatever you know they spend whatever money they need to to do that but i don't want them to to break the budget just so that i can have a job i would rather have the the government stable so that i can go get a good job with someone who's not working you know not making defense stuff Choices:  1. Then I able to do better. 2. I prefer the government be stable. 3. I don't care what the government does. 
Output: 3
Statement: I would like to have seen a few more of Tiepolo's portraits (the greatest of which, depicting a Venetian naval hero with a mutilated hand, could not leave Venice), and not quite so many sketches for ceilings. Choices:  1. Tiepolo makes pottery. 2. Tiepolo does portraits. 3. Tiepolo paints portraits with watercolors.
Output: 1
Statement: There are changing rooms and showers, sulphur pools, a beach (with curative black mud you can smear all over your body), a swimming pool, restaurant, and full health-spa facilities, including clinics and massage to tone and relax the body. Choices:  1. There are only a few basic amenities here, so it's not the most comfortable place. 2. There are many amenities, including showers, a beach with black mud, a swimming pool, and sulphur pools. 3. There are also places to relax, grab a drink, and look out over the Dead Sea.
Output: 1
Statement: Mrs; Sweeny's got the key if you want to go over it next to the post office." Tommy thanked him. Choices:  1. The key is with Mrs. Sweeny. 2. You won't need the key tonight. 3. The key is with Mr. Smyth.
Output: 3
Statement: Lying to the north of Huntington Beach is the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, a salt marsh that harbors more than 300 types of birds, which you can see along a 11.2-mile (21.2-km) loop trail. Choices:  1. There are more than 300 types of birds at the salt marsh. 2. Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve offers a harbor to less than 50 types of birds. 3. This salt marsh draws in a select amount of tourists every year because some of the birds are very rare.
Output: 2
Statement: The primary goal of this system is to base employee compensation primarily on the knowledge, skills, and performance of individual employees. Choices:  1. The system is unjust  2. The primary goal isn't to compensate employees  3. Primary goal of the system is to base employee payment on knowledge, skills and performance 
Output: 2
Statement: I want to meet them.' Choices:  1. I'd like to meet them. 2. I want to meet my parents.  3. I have no interest in meeting them. 
Output: 3