niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: These things are in such short supply in North Korea that they have to be smuggled in in the stomachs of South Korean cows. Choices:  1. These things don't have to be smuggled in the stomachs of South Korean cows. 2. These things have to be smuggled in the stomachs of South Korean cows. 3. These things have to be smuggled in the stomachs of South Korean cows, but it will change soon.
Output: 1
Statement: I know these ducal suites and I want this one plumb empty except for you and me. Choices:  1. I want this suite to be full of people besides us. 2. The ducal suites are among the best the hotel has to offer. 3. I'm familiar with these ducal suites.
Output: 1
Statement: and i keep saying no no no Choices:  1. I told them once and once only, yes. 2. Repeatedly, I keep disagreeing. 3. Because I don't want to do that.
Output: 1
Statement: and are among the three largest recipients of U.S. outbound mail, the third being . U.S. outbound mail to and exceeds the inbound mail from each of those countries by about a -to-one ratio. Choices:  1. They wanted to see it balanced more. 2. The mail system had more going out than coming in. 3. The mail system was jammed from all the letters.
Output: 3
Statement: A big bump ”eh, mon ami?" Choices:  1. That lump is rather large huh? 2. It's a pregnant woman you dope. 3. That lump is so small.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah no we're we're not we're not the Tar Heels Choices:  1.  we are the Tar Heels 2. We are not the Tar Heels 3.  we cheer for Duke
Output: 1
Statement: As a largely immigrant society, the State of Israel provides home to people from over 80 countries around the world. Choices:  1. This is because they are Jewish and want to go to the Jewish homeland. 2. Citizens from over 80 countries have moved to Israel. 3. All the Jews in Israel are born and bred in Israel.
Output: 3
Statement: 21 denial, yet the press called it more persuasive. Choices:  1. The press called it persuasive despite 21 denials because more people were for it. 2. The press called it persuasive despite 21 denials. 3. There were no denials.
Output: 3
Statement: A national survey of training in substance use disorders in residency programs. Choices:  1. No survey was conducted for residency programs. 2. These programs have proven to be very useful. 3. There is training about substance use disorders in some programs.
Output: 1
Statement: The resort town of Gardone Riviera is much appreciated for its parks and botanical gardens and as a base for hikes back into the hills. Choices:  1. Gardone Riviera, a small resort town, has no gardens despite it's name.  2. In terms of total area, the parks of Gardone Riviera occupy around 30% of the town. 3. Gardone Riviera is used as a hiking base for treks into the hills.
Output: 1
Statement: The game is in your hands now." He shook hands with them both. Choices:  1. The game was still his, he'd never pass it to them. 2. He was relieved to pass along the game to them both. 3. The game is out of my hands now.
Output: 1
Statement: Otherwise, why call them fixed stars? Choices:  1. Why call them suns? 2. If that wasn't the case, why would we call them fixed strs? 3. Why call them fixed stars?
Output: 1
Statement: but i'm i'm all for it because uh you know uh i want a a drug free environment i don't want a uh even though i do work in the the office i'm uh a financial analyst i'm probably in no danger as far as any chemicals or anything uh or machinery but i still want people in the in the office uh to have a professional demeanor about them and uh and not be under the influence influence when they come in to work and you know i guess if they have the urge and and have that habit they can do that on their own time but uh i feel like when when we're at work uh you know it's a team atmosphere and i i think that would distract from the team Choices:  1. I think it is fine for people to use drugs, even when they are working in an office. 2. I think that people should be sober when they come to work. 3. There should be drug tests in at work, to ensure that people are professional.
Output: 1
Statement: In all his years about the stables and breeding farms of Kentucky, and throughout his travels since, he had never seen a horse like this. Choices:  1. With all his experience with horses, he had yet to see a horse like this. 2. He had over twenty years of experience with horses and breeding farms. 3. The horse he saw was common to the ones he had seen about the stables of Kentucky.
Output: 3
Statement: Despite all of its success, there are still many families who do not apply for the credit because of a lack of awareness. Choices:  1. A lack of awareness leads to many families not applying for the credit. 2. The credit allows families to save a lot of money. 3. All families are applying for the credit.
Output: 3
Statement: The Kentuckian talked to Shiloh as they went, keeping up a stream of words to firm the bond between horse and rider. Choices:  1. The Kentuckian was talking to Shiloh to form a bond because he believes that animals can understand the human language. 2. The Kentuckian was talking to Shiloh to form a bond. 3. The Kentuckian was not talking to Shiloh.
Output: 3
Statement: More importantly, is it good manners? Choices:  1. Are the manners demonstrated in good taste? 2. Do one's manners even matter? 3. It's always better to have good manners rather than poor ones.
Output: 2
Statement: well those things happen though Choices:  1. but, nevertheless, things like that occur 2. however, things like that never happen 3. but stuff like that happens every day
Output: 2
Statement: Highlights include Pous?­sin's Mort d'Adonis, Tiepo?­lo's Ecce Homo, Veronese's Ten?­ta?­tion de Saint Antoine, and Rubens' Abraham et Melchis??dech. Choices:  1. There are multiple highlights for this supposed museum. 2. These specific areas are highlighted due to their importance in a war. 3. Nothing could be considered a highlight.
Output: 3
Statement: Food shortages. Choices:  1. Food shortages ravaged the city.  2. Food abundances.  3. Lack of food. 
Output: 2
Statement: You will find original examples in the archaeological museums throughout the Cyclades, although one of the earliest examples is in the museum on Paros. Choices:  1. Paros had one of the oldest museums and it showed fossils. 2. Paros had one of the oldest museusm. 3. Paros had one of the nicest restaurants.
Output: 3
Statement: It differs from the contribution to SMI primarily in that it is paid by another program entity (the CCC) rather than directly by the General Fund. Choices:  1. The contribution to SMI was paid directly by the General Fund. 2. The contribution to SMI was easier to record from an accounting standpoint. 3. The contribution to SMI was paid by another program entity and not directly by the General Fund.
Output: 3
Statement: But more important changes are just around the corner. Choices:  1. Changes of the upmost importance are coming.  2. Unimportant changes are on their way. 3. Changes are coming, good changes at that. 
Output: 2
Statement: With pleasure, replied Tommy. Choices:  1. It is my pleasure, replied Tommy. 2. I take no pleasure in doing this, said Tommy. 3. Pleasure is all mine, replied Tommy.
Output: 2
Statement: It's pretty clear that some of you are tired of hearing from me and others, I gather from the snoring, are just plain tired. Choices:  1. The person talking is annoying to others 2. It is clear that some of the audience are tired of hearing the person. 3. It is clear that none of the audience are tired of hearing the person.
Output: 3
Statement: Those making more extensive tours of India, planned to see Kashmir at the end, with the intention of relaxing in a houseboat on a lake or going on a refreshing hike in the lush surrounding mountains. Choices:  1. Some people who were making extensive tours of India had plan to see Kashmir at the end to relax in a houseboat on a lake. 2. No one wanted to see Kashmir because the location was very reminiscent of Detroit.  3. Some people had planned their travel to see Kashmir in order to relax in a houseboat on a lake.
Output: 2
Statement: Again, as in the case of wine sales, states have taxing jurisdiction over transactions only if the seller has sufficient physical presence in the state. Choices:  1. There are some states that tax 50% on wine sales. 2. There are no taxes on wine sales in all states. 3. Seller do not always have sufficient physical presence in a state.
Output: 2
Statement: well this machine does it all in one step it's Choices:  1. It saves a lot of time because it does it all in one step 2. This machine does it all at once. 3. This machine take many steps to do it all. 
Output: 3
Statement: Kal, go tell Gauve and the elders that it's time, said Jon. Choices:  1. Jon instructed Kai to inform Gauve and the elders that it was time. 2. Kai marched on to pass the message along. 3. Do not tell them a thing, Jon said to Kai. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and what happened is he his he had a business and they and they bought a lot of cars a lot of the same kind of cars what ended up he eventually had his own private junkyard which is terrible to look at very illegal but it was very cheap for us to run our cars because pretty much everyone in the family and there's seven of us kids Choices:  1. He was arrested for running a very illegal junkyard. 2. He had a junkyard that was unsightly. 3. There are nine kids in the family.
Output: 3
Statement: In fact I am almost certain that it was made no earlier than yesterday afternoon." Choices:  1. I know it was made two weeks ago. 2. I almost knew for a fact that it was made yesterday afternoon. 3. I almost knew for a fact that it was made at 2pm exactly yesterday.
Output: 1
Statement: An all-inclusive resort on the Poipu shore, Sheraton offers large rooms in three buildings, including two buildings facing a lava rock shoreline. Choices:  1. The resort is all-inclusive including top shelf liquor. 2. The resort is all-inclusive. 3. The resort is not all inclusive.
Output: 3
Statement: The scenario A reference case assumes a business-as-usual characterization of technology development and deployment. Choices:  1. This assumption is necessary in order to create a realistic model. 2. No assumptions were made for scenario A reference case. 3. A business-as-usual assumption is made for scenario A reference case.
Output: 2
Statement: and what happened at the end is the judge um um uh Michael wanted wanted the firm put in receivership and the judge wouldn't do it but he said he he's going to give a like a ten day uh evaluation and he was going to put it in the hands of a businessman to to run it and see if the firm was salvageable or not Choices:  1. THe judge agreed with Michael. 2. Michael wanted the firm to be held responsible for the $3million. 3. Michael wanted the firm to be put into receivership.
Output: 1
Statement: As noted above, the LSC case count for 1999 includes all cases that meet LSC eligibility criteria, regardless of the funding mix of any particular grantee. Choices:  1. The LSC didn't track cases. 2. The LSC included cases of any tupe of funding. 3. The LSC tracked their cases.
Output: 1
Statement: It feels so humid in the midst of the vegetation with sunlight streaming through the upper branches and steam rising from the damp ground that you can imagine being on the set of a prehistoric dinosaur film. Choices:  1. The ground is cold and dry that the air is always very cold. 2. You can hardly see the sun because the branches of the trees are so thick. 3. It is possible to imagine being on the set of a film about prehistoric dinosaurs in the midst of the vegetation.
Output: 1
Statement: it was discuss air pollution causes of it and cures i was going oh well Choices:  1. The discussion had nothing to do with the causes of air pollution.   2. The discussion was about the causes and remedies of air pollution.   3. We discussed that not all air pollution is man made.  
Output: 1
Statement: Today's conspiracism stems mainly from the instability of the late 1960s and early '70s--a period of both uncontrolled violence (assassinations, urban riots, political protests turned bloody) and anti-government ideology (the left challenged laws regulating speech, sex, and drug use; the right fought busing, the Warren court, and the welfare state). Choices:  1. Many conspiracy theories are centered around the Vietnam War. 2. World Peace was globally attained some time during the late 16th century. 3. The 1960s and '70s saw many turbulent events.
Output: 2
Statement: well yeah we're we're slowly getting everything back together again you know it it's taking time but everything you know we got lucky we had no damage to our house or anything so the rest'll just have to come with time Choices:  1. We split up for good and we will never work together in a relationship. 2. We might get married one day if it becomes serious. 3. We're getting back together slowly but it takes time.
Output: 1
Statement: were there because they weren't qualified to do anything else you know and and i got lucky and all of his teachers were very good Choices:  1. They made sure that he did all of his school work, and told us immediately if there were any issues. 2. My kid's teachers were very good. 3. We've only had underqualified teachers.
Output: 3
Statement: i mean somebody walks in the classroom and you don't know what they're there for you know when they're coming how long they're going to be Choices:  1. It is baffling to me when people show up in the classroom unannounced 2. Whenever someone comes into the classroom they always know why they're there and how long it's gonna take 3. The somebody who comes into the classroom probably has a good reason for being there
Output: 2
Statement: oh goodness um i i can't really say i haven't i haven't listed them or anything Choices:  1. I can tell you because I listed them. 2. I'm not really sure because I haven't listed them. 3. If I listed them, I could tell you for sure.
Output: 1
Statement: As a rule, officials take no notice and you're free to sunbathe as you please. Choices:  1. Sunbathing is possible. 2. There is no official to regulate sunbathing. 3. Sunbathing is not possible.
Output: 3
Statement: As shown in Exhibit A-5 in Appendix A, this process can occur simultaneously with the processing of the construction permit application. Choices:  1. There are more processes that can occur with the process of construction permit application. 2. Construction permit application has a process that can occur at the same time. 3. Exhibit B-2 in Appendix D shows permit applications.
Output: 3
Statement: Reese, what'd you think 'bout Bayliss? Choices:  1. Reese knows Bayliss. 2. Reese does not know Bayliss. 3. Reese knows Bayliss but they are not friends.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet another health cover from Newsweek : The Scary Spread of Asthma. Choices:  1. The last health cover from Newsweek: Asthma. 2. Newsweek's new health cover: The Asthma pandemic. 3. Yet another Newsweek cover: The end of Asthma.
Output: 3
Statement: Alternatively, it is possible for inexperienced riders to join other tourists on horseback for a moonlight excursion, with a barbecue at the end of an easy it's an excellent way to meet people. Choices:  1. Moonlight horseback rides end with barbecues.  2. Pork is served at the barbecues.  3. Daybreak camel rides end with pillow fights. 
Output: 3
Statement: Leonsis has been deluged with invitations from old Washington groups since he bought the Capitals. Choices:  1. Leonsis bought the Capitals. 2. Leonsis is a wealthy man. 3. Leonsis did not buy the Capitals.
Output: 3
Statement: It really had become an economic impossibility to take these jobs and survive on them, Mintie said.  Choices:  1. It was impossible to make a living wage with any job. 2. It was impossible to make a living wage with those jobs. 3. It was easy to make a living wage.
Output: 3
Statement: Measuring 4.1 by 1.4 m (13 by 5 ft), the sheet is kept in an iron-lined silver casket placed in a marble urn and tucked away in the Museo della Sidone, and is rarely on display to the public (with the recent exception of the Holy Year 2000). Choices:  1. The sheet will next be on display in 2010. 2. Most often, the public cannot see the sheet. 3. The sheet is kept in an exhibit for religious visitors to view.
Output: 3
Statement: It is worthwhile to rent a car so you can go at your own pace. Choices:  1. It's not worth renting a car, you'll only want to move at a slow pace. 2. It's worth being able to go at a pace you prefer. 3. You'll be surprised at how much renting a car can cost.
Output: 1
Statement: Running alongside the building, the majestic Bunker Hill Steps lead to Caleornia Plaza, forming a symbolic link between the old downtown and the new. Choices:  1. The steps connect the older and newer parts of town. 2. Caleornia Plaza is a popular location for concerts and festivals. 3. The is no way to go from the old area of town to the new without leaving the city.
Output: 3
Statement: Located on the western tip of Jamaica, Negril is also one of the best places in the world for watching the sun go down before heading out for a night on the town. Choices:  1. The sunsets in Negril are amazing right before one goes into town for the night. 2. The western tip of Jamaica is a terrible place to watch a sunset. 3. The are plenty of tourists that lineup for a Negril sunset any given night.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the main problems is that Cambodians do not know how to drive, a Transport Ministry spokesman was quoted as saying. Choices:  1. Cambodians are great drivers. 2. Cambodians do not know how to drive. 3. According to a Transport Ministry spokesman, only a few Cambodians know how to drive.
Output: 1
Statement: We've got plenty to go with for the present, but when we want more  " Choices:  1. We want less to go for the present 2. We want more to go for the present 3. We want more to go for the present, said the rich kids
Output: 1
Statement: i like that where they run tense i really enjoy they keep me guessing the whole time it's really it was really interesting Choices:  1. When they are tense it keeps me on my toes wondering what is going on the whole time. 2. I really like when their is a plot twist at the end of the story. 3. They are so boring I have trouble staying awake while watching them.
Output: 3
Statement: The rule imposes information collection requirements in the registration process, in the preparation and submission of the risk management plans, and in the maintenance of on-site documentation. Choices:  1. The rules cover registration, preparation of risk management plans and maintenance of documentation of the last year on site.  2. The rules cover registration, preparation of risk management plans and maintenance of documentation on site.  3. The rules cover registration, preparation of risk management plans and maintenance of documentation that takes place off site. 
Output: 3
Statement: Importance?  Choices:  1. Trivial? 2. Significant? 3. Is that why everyone cares about it?
Output: 1
Statement: DiClemente reported that most of the people who got the longer intervention in his study remembered the interventionist at the two-week follow-up, so there was some recall. Choices:  1. Even people who leave an intervention can still remember who their interventionist was. 2. Almost everyone forgot who conducted their intervention just minutes after leaving the room. 3. Interventionists wear fully wigs so that they can be more memorable.
Output: 2
Statement: Mr. Beresford is commissioned by the British Government to get those papers back. Choices:  1. The British Government hired a man to get the papers back. 2. Mr. Beresford was commissioned from the American Government to get papers back from the British. 3. Mr. Beresford has a lot of experience getting papers.
Output: 2
Statement: But for every wonder, I see something else, something to...to repulse me. Choices:  1. There were no wonders, only repulsive things. 2. I am overwhelmed by all the repulsive things. 3. There are many wonders but also many repulsive things.
Output: 1
Statement: His later discovery of the New World brought prosperity to the Madeiran  the island's strategic location on the great East-West trading route meant that ships anchored and took on food, water, and the valuable trading commodity of Madeira wine. Choices:  1. Soon the main trade good became olive oil. 2. Madeira wine was a valuable trade good. 3. Salt was the most valuable trade good for Madeira.
Output: 3
Statement: PBS's Nova is offering lots of bang-'em-up footage in its two-part series , ESCAPE! Choices:  1. Nova has a series called ESCAPE! 2. Nova does not believe in doing series. 3. Nova has a series about weather called ESCAPE!
Output: 2
Statement: i is i'm not sure which one we went into it was about a year or so ago when we went Choices:  1. We never went to that place. 2. We went to more than one of them. 3. We went about a year ago so I don't quite remember which one it was.
Output: 1
Statement: Off you go back stage, good sir.' Choices:  1. He was ordered to go back stage and clean up. 2. Get up on stage, good sir. 3. Good sir, go to the back of the stage.
Output: 2
Statement: Not at all, interpolated John.  Choices:  1. John kept his mouth shut.  2. John interrupted. 3. John spoke out of turn.
Output: 1
Statement: In a picturesque setting with palm trees in the courtyard, the temple's architecture and sculpture are typical of southern China. Choices:  1. The palm trees in the courtyard, as well as the intricate fountain, are the biggest parts of the temple's architecture. 2. The architecture and sculpture of the temple are what you'd expect from southern China. 3. The architecture and sculpture of the temple looks completely out of place in southern China.
Output: 3
Statement: This ranch-restaurant-guest house is something of a local institution, not to mention a novelty. Choices:  1. The guesthouse has a total of 27 rooms across three floors. 2. There's nothing unusual or original about the guesthouse. 3. The guesthouse is akin to a local institution and novelty.
Output: 2
Statement: um i guess you know we'd have a lot of aid if if you consider the inner cities of like New York and and how much aid it needs i suppose the whole country or the whole um new state would require such aid Choices:  1. Inner xity New York is thriving. 2. Inner city New York needs money. 3. Inner city NY needs aid.
Output: 1
Statement: Straight as a rod, it slopes down to the place de la Concorde through a lovely parade of chestnut trees, the object of careful replanting to ensure that the avenue retains its elegant beauty. Choices:  1. The avenue is riff with twists, turns, and roundabouts.  2. The chestnut trees are carefully replanted for the sake of the avenue's beauty. 3. Many poets and painters visit the place de la Concorde for inspiration.
Output: 1
Statement: Postal Service's domestic rates for First-Class and Priority Mail to the inbound mail distribution described above. Choices:  1. The USPS has really high mail rates.  2. Usps domestic rates for priority and first class mail ate described above.  3. The USPS does not describe their rates. 
Output: 3
Statement: so you know plus less bags less waste Choices:  1. As well as less usage of bags that end up as waste, thereby reducing waste as well. 2. Producing fewer bags and waste was the intended result of the system. 3. You probably are aware that there will be many more bags and a ton more waste.
Output: 3
Statement: which do you think is best American or British Virgins Choices:  1. Do yo like them both? 2. Which do you hate the most American or British Virgins? 3. Is British or American Virgins the best?
Output: 2
Statement: It was late afternoon and the red sun hung behind the Old One. Choices:  1. The Old One, my grandma,  2. The sun exploded and caught the Old One on fire.  3. The sun turned the sky red in the late afternoon. 
Output: 2
Statement: but uh rather interesting Choices:  1. boring and dull 2. very compelling 3. I want to learn more.
Output: 1
Statement: Eight and a half million addresses or seven percent of the total addresses served have mail delivered to kiosks. Choices:  1. The kiosks have been trying to bring down the number of addresses. 2. Billions of addresses, or roughly 8 percent of all addresses, have mail delivered to kiosks. 3. Millions of addresses served have mail delivered to kiosks.
Output: 2
Statement: We looked in. Choices:  1. We peered in. 2. We peered in the window. 3. We closed our eyes.
Output: 3
Statement: Participate in the graceful tea ceremony or watch the dazzling display of skill in kendo (stick fighting), with its impressively fierce battle cries. Choices:  1. Join in the ceremony of tea or view the kendo performance. 2. Participate, if you will, in the graceful green tea ceremony. 3. Stay away from the tea ceremonies and the kendo fights.
Output: 3
Statement: It is an effective way of drawing attention to a problem such as training quality. Choices:  1. This had been proven to be the best way to point out training quality mistakes.  2. Our training program has a 100% accuracy rate.  3. There are problems that need attention; for example, training quality. 
Output: 2
Statement: REIMBURSEMENTS - Sums received as payment or advance payment for goods or services furnished either to the public or to another federal government account. Choices:  1. Reimbursements are received payments. 2. Reimbursements are usually furnished to the public. 3. ''Reimbursements are not related to finances''
Output: 3
Statement: I collected my remaining meager possessions from the shack and we left. Choices:  1. I gathered what I had left and we were gone from the shack.  2. After I gathered my remaining gear, we exited the ice fishing shack.  3. I entered the shack with the all of my possessions. 
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, GSA officials believe that most of the savings are from the lodging portion of the program rather than from the use of frequent flyer miles. Choices:  1. Frequent flyer miles are thought to contribute less to savings than the lodging portion of the program. 2. GSA officials think that frequent flyer miles account for most of the savings. 3. The GSA officials are not telling the truth about savings to the program.
Output: 2
Statement: Nobody could be fannin' a six-gun for you personal, Drew, 'less you had a run-in before with one of them Blue Bellies."The Texan paused and Drew shook his head, wincing at the pain from his numerous cuts and bruises. Choices:  1. Drew was as good as can be and had no wounds on him at all.  2. Drew went in the house to clean up.  3. Drew had some wounds which the Texan though may have been from the Ble Bellies. 
Output: 1
Statement: He made a suggestion about you last night." Her smile broadened, catlike. Choices:  1. "He said something suggestive about you yesterday." he said through a smile. 2. She felt a little shiver and a blush rose to her cheeks. 3. "He never talks about you." he said to her in a harsh tone.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan moved closer. Choices:  1. Ca'daan inched in. 2. Ca'daan moved closer to his grandma. 3. Ca'daan moved far away.
Output: 3
Statement: The war broke out in Hawaii as nowhere else in America with the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor (7 December 1941). Choices:  1. The axis forces were responsible for the attack. 2. America went to war following the surprise attack. 3. The war never touched Hawaii or America.
Output: 3
Statement: The area's natural beauty continues to inspire writers and artists. Choices:  1. The area does not attract anyone due to it being so rundown. 2. Writers and artists are constantly inspired by the beauty of the area. 3. Writers and artists are inspired to write about the area and paint scenery of the area.
Output: 1
Statement: Come in, said Cynthia, in a sharp professional tone.  Choices:  1. Before they could enter Cynthia swiftly closed the door on them. 2. Cynthia was welcoming, but very businesslike. 3. Cynthia welcomed the clients who had come to see her boss.
Output: 1
Statement: He said many people are asking if they can give it to their children to put it in a trust for them. Choices:  1. Many people are simply curious as to whether it can be immediately liquidated. 2. A trust is a safe way to keep money, especially when it's being passed onto children in this sort of circumstance. 3. Many people wonder whether it can be placed into a trust for their children.
Output: 1
Statement: It had rained two weeks ago and the capacity of the university's drainage system was the same now as back in AD 1459. Choices:  1. It had snowed a few days ago at the university.  2. The university has a drainage system. 3. The university is located in England.
Output: 1
Statement: we've got my husband put a little row of those out in the backyard to kind of make a little cut so that the kids wouldn't come marching through the yard and everything Choices:  1. The kids won't go marching through the yard since my husband put a row of those out there. 2. The kids can march straight through the yard because my husband never put anything out there. 3. He installed some fences in the yard so the kids couldn't march through it.
Output: 2
Statement: Implementing Best  Strategies at Work, Federal CIO Council, Capital Planning and IT Investment Committee, June 1998. Choices:  1. The Capital Planning and IT Investment Committee decided not to explore how to introduce workplace strategies. 2. In June 1998, the Capital Planning and IT Investment Committee explored how to put adopt the best workplace strategies. 3. The Federal CIO Council was deeply divided on what the best strategies might be.
Output: 1
Statement: Angling conditions are generally best in the winter from October to mid-January. Choices:  1. Winter offers the best fishing. 2. Summer is the best fishing season. 3. Anglers can expect to catch fish up to two hundred pounds.
Output: 2
Statement: Isn't it possible that, as Inglethorp brought him through the hall, the doctor dropped something into the coffee in passing?" Choices:  1. It might be that the doctor dropped something in the coffee. 2. The coffee may have been laced by the doctor. 3. There is no chance the doctor did it.
Output: 3
Statement: All of these actions shared a common focus of improving the internal control systems over the problem area. Choices:  1. There was a common focus on improving the internal control systems. 2. All of the actions had a different focus point. 3. The common action properly addressed the problem areas with the internal control systems.
Output: 2
Statement: For  Many conservatives have seized on the Boskin report as a club with which to beat all those liberals who have been whining about declining incomes and increasing poverty in America. Choices:  1. Declining incomes are due to liberals whining. 2. Liberals have been whining about declining incomes. 3. Liberals are actually quite happy with their pay cuts.
Output: 3
Statement: This tendency for medical specialties to operate within their own discipline with little cross-dissemination of information suggests that ED staff must be involved in conducting intervention trials in order to popularize the concept within their own field. Choices:  1. If ED staff can popularize the concept, it will help patients. 2. There is reason to believe that ED staff should be involved in intervention trials. 3. Medical specialties never operate within their own disciple.
Output: 3
Statement: You can get bus information from the Dublin Bus Office in Upper O'Connell Street or from the Dublin Tourism Centre in Suffolk Street. Choices:  1. The Dublin Bus Office sells sandwiches. 2. There are no busses in Dublin. 3. Bus information is available at the Dublin Bus Office.
Output: 2
Statement: That is the truth, por Dios , the truth!"  Choices:  1. What I am saying is true, not a lie. 2. He was actually lying to him. 3. That is false, please, I only stole it for my family.
Output: 3
Statement: Suppose you had a chance to join the circus right now. Choices:  1. What if you could go do it immediately. 2. Imagine you lost your shot. 3. I would join the circus right away.
Output: 2
Statement: All relieve symptoms in a vast majority of patients. Choices:  1. One of them has some minor side effects. 2. All three have no effects on the patients. 3. All successfully cure a lot of patients.
Output: 2
Statement: The best night of my life was a night like this, said San'doro. Choices:  1. San'doro was having a miserable night. 2. The night will end well for San'doro. 3. San'doro was having a good night.
Output: 1
Statement: PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) is the most common. Choices:  1. PADI is an association for diving instructions. 2. Diving instructors have to have passed PADI certification each year. 3. There is no association for diving instructors as they are self-taught.
Output: 3
Statement: Supplementary Stewardship Reporting Choices:  1. Steward's reporting is optional.  2. Required stewardship reporting.  3. Extra stewardship reporting. 
Output: 2
Statement: He also believed that research should have policy implications and that funding sources should require this applicability. Choices:  1. He had beliefs about the research. 2. Later he corrected himself and said that the research should not have policy implications. 3. He said that the research should not have policy implications.
Output: 3
Statement: It illustrates the influence of the emigres on postwar American art and exposes American reluctance to rescue the artists from Nazi persecution. Choices:  1. There is something that exposes American reluctance to rescue some artists. 2. No artists will be prosecuted  3. All artists are being praised by the Nazi's.
Output: 3
Statement: On this island paradise, tourists and expatriates coexist side by side with movie stars, artists, the young and trendy, ageing hippies, and, of course, locals, the total residential population being over 80,000. Choices:  1. The residential population of the island paradise is roughly fifty thousand. 2. While there are many tourists there, most of the population is still composed of locals. 3. The total residential population of the island paradise is over eighty thousand.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah i think that it probably would be a a good program i think probably two years is too long i think maybe a year would be the the longest that Choices:  1. The program would be an utter waste of time. 2. I feel the program would likely turn out well. 3. The program would involve teaching children how to flip hamburgers.
Output: 1
Statement: sturdier crops broccoli and things like that you have to really water it a lot when it's when it's young like that and it's in the heat but then Choices:  1. you never have to water broccoli a lot when it's young like that  2. you have to water broccoli a lot when it's young like that  3. you have to water broccoli a lot when it's young like that 
Output: 1
Statement: A History of the American People , by Paul Johnson (HarperCollins). Choices:  1. Paul Johnson never published a book. 2. Paul Johnson wrote A History of the American People. 3. Paul Johnson wrote each of his books in a month.
Output: 1
Statement: yes um-hum right uh-huh Choices:  1. Yes, yes. 2. No, I don't agree with that. 3. Yes, right.
Output: 2
Statement: a time when overall agency budgets are under pressure, training budgets are unlikely to increase. Choices:  1. a moment when budgets are tight, training budgets should not increase 2. a fall in the stock market, training budgets should not go up 3. a moment when budgets have wiggle room, training budgets may increase
Output: 3
Statement: Kleenex Viva Choices:  1. Joy Napkin  2. Kleenex's new product, Viva.  3. Viva edition of Kleenex
Output: 1
Statement: Here's one, from criminologist John  There is so much crime without punishment in America today because recent generations of social and political elites, both liberal and conservative, have liberated themselves from the belief that criminals are free moral agents and that publicly sanctioned punishments are what they justly deserve. Choices:  1. John thinks that the crimes going unpunished can be drawn along racial lines.  2. John beiebes there are a lot of crimes that go unpunished.  3. John believed that all crime is being punished today. 
Output: 3
Statement: But motorists as well as adventurers willing to brave infrequent, capricious transport services will enjoy discovering the few remaining pockets of unspoiled, arid beauty and remote whitewashed villages. Choices:  1. There are remote whitewashed villages that adventurers liked to visit. 2. There are no remote whitewashed villages. 3. There are remote whitewashed villages that adventurers liked to visit because there are many things to do there.
Output: 2
Statement: It is retarded under certain conditions, none of which, however, appear to have been present in this case.  Choices:  1. All of the conditions mentioned have appeared in this case. 2. Under certain rules and terms applied by the judge (none of which have been present in this case), it is retarded. 3. Under certain conditions (none of which have been present in this case), it is retarded.
Output: 1
Statement: If anything, the multiplicity of players only reinforces the recommendations that GAO has made in the past regarding the urgent need for a comprehensive threat, risk, and vulnerability assessment and a national homeland security strategy that can provide direction and utility at all levels of government and across all sectors of the country. Choices:  1. The multiplicity of players reinforces the recommendations that GAO has made in the past and then posted to their site. 2. The multiplicity of players goes against all of the recommendations that GAO has made in the past. 3. The multiplicity of players reinforces the recommendations that GAO has made in the past.
Output: 2
Statement: The administration will find a China envoy. Choices:  1. An envoy for China will be be found by the administration.  2. The administration will also find an envoy for Brazil. 3. The administration will not find a China envoy. 
Output: 3
Statement: This bill, however, is distinguishable because it limits specific representation and does not restrict lawyers in the manner of that representation. Choices:  1. The bill would severely limit specific representation.  2. The bill would not impact lawyers for representation. 3. The bill doesn't change anything for lawyers.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that was pretty good i heard it was a real tearjerker so i was pretty much prepared  and i knew that she i knew that she died so i was prepared for that just i still cried but i was i was prepared for it Choices:  1. I knew that she died, and I was prepared for it, but I still cried. 2. Almost everyone in the theater shed a tear when she died. 3. I knew that she was going to die, so I did not cry at all.
Output: 3
Statement: The Capitoline Museums, in the twin palaces of the Campidoglio , have extensive collections of sculpture excavated from ancient Rome, particularly in the Palazzo Nuovo. Choices:  1. Some sculptures that have been excavated from ancient Rome are in the Capitoline Museums. 2. The Capitoline Museums also contains ancient Greek sculptures. 3. The Capitoline Museums are one mile away from the Campidoglio palaces.
Output: 3
Statement: After much painful introspection, I realize that all of creation would have been better off if I had never been born. Choices:  1. My birth caused the world great hardship.   2. It would have been better for the world if I had never been born.   3. The world rejoices because I was born and my birth was a gift to the world.  
Output: 3
Statement: and uh when i played softball it was with the church team it was just for fun although the church team we made it to the nationals we were ranked fifteenth in the nation so i you know i'm proud of that Choices:  1. A number of my closest friends are people who were on the church team. 2. I have never played softball a day in my life. 3. I played softball with the church team for the fun of it.
Output: 2
Statement: Third, mailers and recipients are demanding on-time delivery of Standard A, and the Postal Service is accommodating these interests. Choices:  1. Mailers and recipients want on-time delivery. 2. Mailers and recipients want on-time delivery and the postal service said they will make it happen within the year. 3. Mailers and recipients want on-time delivery on Sundays.
Output: 3
Statement: Under its Whitepapers section, this site includes a Best Practices Compendium that lists innovative procurement practices in state government. Choices:  1. This site is dedicated to federal government oversight. 2. You can visit this site and read about the best practices in procurement.  3. Innovative procurement practices include bartering and child labor.
Output: 1
Statement: A lovely 14th-century Virgin and Child, emblematic of the cathedral's name, Notre-Dame de Paris (Our Lady of Paris), is to the right of the choir entrance. Choices:  1. There are no statues or images of virgins in Paris. 2. There is nothing to the left of the choir entrance at Notre-Dame. 3. The Notre-Dame cathedral contains an image of a child.
Output: 1
Statement: All time was not created equal. Choices:  1. The importance of time is subjective. 2. Time is all equal. 3. Some time is more important.
Output: 2
Statement: He's some head waiter, that. Choices:  1. He is the worst head waiter alive.  2. He is the head waiter. 3. He doesn't work at the restaurant.
Output: 3
Statement: Future plans includes replicating I-CAN throughout the region and locating kiosks at libraries that can be used by clients for on-line filings of certain legal matters. Choices:  1. Future plans call for I-CAN to be replicated. 2. Future plans call for I-CAN being replicated in the state of Illinois. 3. In the future, there will be no I-CAN.
Output: 3
Statement: When laws, regulations, and other compliance requirements such as provisions of contracts or grant agreements are significant to the audit objectives, auditors should design the audit to provide reasonable assurance about compliance with them. Choices:  1. Compliance requirements are significant to audit objects and so the auditors should design the audit to maximize the assurance in regards to compliance. 2. Auditors do not need to worry about providing assurance about compliance. 3. Auditors are trained to look into companies insider information.
Output: 2
Statement: a massive turnout at last someone wants us to vote they were standing in lines to vote Choices:  1. The level of turnout set a new record. 2. Turnout was depressed and the polling booths were empty. 3. People were queuing to vote amidst high turnout.
Output: 2
Statement: No less than John Updike (in The New Yorker 's fiction issue) proclaims the screenwriter-architect's first novel a Tiger Woodsian debut. Choices:  1. It was the screenwriter-architects first ever novel.  2. John Updike is a respected author and reporter.  3. The screenwriter-architect has written several other articles before he wrote this one. 
Output: 3
Statement: Further, there is little incentive for DOD program managers to capture knowledge early in the development process. Choices:  1. There is little incentive for the program managers to capture knowledge at the beginning of the development process. 2. There is little incentive for the program managers to capture sales data at the beginning of the development process. 3. There is a huge incentive for the program managers to capture knowledge at the beginning of the development process.
Output: 3
Statement: that's what we that's the way we call it which is really wrong but my wife's mother and the one she's in San Antonio it's you know it's everything but the opposite of what you've seen i mean it's it's a little hotel hotel you might say Choices:  1. We call the little hotel in San Antonio home away from home. 2. We don't call it that, and my wife's mother lives in Canada 3. We call it that even though it's not right, and it's the opposite of what you've witnessed.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah i bought some at Christmas time for friends of mine that have CD players i thought my gosh now i know another reason why i'm not going to get a CD player for a while Choices:  1. I bought some for my friend. who has a CD player. 2. I didn't buy any because they're junk. 3. I bought some for my friend who listens to music CDs every day.
Output: 2
Statement: Glancing over my shoulder for support, I found none. Choices:  1. I found no support when I looked over my shoulder. 2. The bodyguards must have been busy. 3. When I glanced over my shoulder, I saw five bodyguards.
Output: 3
Statement: Orrin Hatch, concluding the show, said that several Supreme Court justices were getting old and that he wanted to pick their replacements. Choices:  1. According to Orrin Hatch said that he wanted to pick replacements for several Supreme Court justices, but nobody agrees. 2. According to Orrin Hatch said that he wanted to suppor several Supreme Court justices. 3. According to Orrin Hatch said that he wanted to pick replacements for several Supreme Court justices.
Output: 2
Statement: Three million slaves had died. Choices:  1. Millions of slaves had lost their lives. 2. Three million slaves had died instantly. 3. Three million slaves had been resurrected from the dead.
Output: 3
Statement: So, credit given. Choices:  1. We must give credit where credit is due. 2. Credit is to be given then. 3. No credit is to be given out.
Output: 3
Statement: There are several stables on Martinique where hotels can arrange for tourists to rent horses by the hour or the day. Choices:  1. You can go on horse riding excursions and camp overnight on Martinique. 2. There are no commercial stables on Martinique that rent horses to tourists. 3. Tourists can rent horses on Martinique by the hour or even the day.
Output: 2
Statement: Back toward the river, and just west of the Praaa do Comercio is Lapa, an elegant residential neighborhood. Choices:  1. It is an upscale residential neighborhood. 2. The residential neighborhood is situated far from others. 3. The residential neighborhood is beat up and rundown.
Output: 3
Statement: Ain't nobody gonna try to run a railroad through here, Anse replied promptly. Choices:  1. Anse was confident that people would build a railroad through that place. 2. Anse thought that place was too hilly for people to build a railroad. 3. Anse said that no one would build a railroad through that place.
Output: 1
Statement:  Sea angling is permitted year rou nd, but river fishing requires a license. Choices:  1. River fishing is only permitted at certain times of the year.  2. Whilst a license is required for river fishing, sea angling is allowed throughout the year.  3. River fishing can be carried out without the need for a license. 
Output: 3
Statement: The marinade is a good deal spicier than you would find in a tourist restaurant, but the meat is wonderfully tender; ask for a bite-sized sample before you buy. Choices:  1. Make sure to ask for a bite-size sample of marinade, it's nothing like what you'd find in a tourist restaurant. 2. Before ordering it, keep in mind that marinade can be extremely expensive. 3. The marinade was really good, unfortunately they stopped serving it years ago.
Output: 3
Statement: The Star , meanwhile, says that a jealous Pitt is hoping to buy a new dog for girlfriend Jennifer Aniston because the pooch she adores was a gift from her ex-fiance, actor Tate Donovan. Choices:  1. Pitt doesn't mind that the pooch reminds his girlfriend of her ex-fiance. 2. Jennifer knows that Pitt has insecurity issues and is trying to make her forget about her former fiance. 3. Pitt wishes to make his girlfriend, Jennifer Aniston forget about her ex lover by purchasing her a new dog.
Output: 1
Statement: Then the knives came down. Choices:  1. The knives stayed in place. 2. The knives fell off the counter. 3. The knives fell down.
Output: 1
Statement: I saw it, myself." Choices:  1. It was an amazing experience. 2. I have seen it with my own eyes. 3. I haven't seen it myself, though.
Output: 3
Statement: But still Wendy Wasserstein eludes us. Choices:  1. Wendy Wasserstein has stopped eluding us. 2. Wendy Wasserstein still eludes us. 3. Wendy Wasserstein has been eluding us for weeks.
Output: 1
Statement: Recently, Wallace received the Outstanding Woman Lawyer in Public Interest Law Award. Choices:  1. Wallace was given an award at the gala. 2. Wallace got an award. 3. Wallace did not win the award.
Output: 3