niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: By the end, just before his death from rectal cancer (a grimly appropriate fate for the author of The Search for Fecality, in which he  Is god a being? Choices:  1. He suffered for many months before succumbing to the cancer. 2. The author died from rectal cancer. 3. He died of bone cancer.
Output: 3
Statement: absolutely and uh acting out because that is the way of getting attention Choices:  1. Attention is a reward to many people that reinforces negative behavior. 2. Some act out in order to get attention. 3. The only people that act out are inconsiderate.
Output: 3
Statement: His brown suit was well cut, but perilously near the end of its tether. Choices:  1. His brown suit was brand-new.  2. His suit was too tight. 3. His suit was well-cut,but worn. 
Output: 1
Statement: paid them his royalties every time the the song goes on but Choices:  1. Kanye West gets royalties every time his song goes on. 2. They paid his royalties when his song is played. 3. He wasn't getting any royalties for any of his songs.
Output: 3
Statement: Both FGD and ACI require a substantial amount of material (limestone and AC, respectively) and associated storage and handling facilities. Choices:  1. FGD and ACI need a lot of material.  2. ACI only needs a little material.  3. It is difficult to find a large enough facility. 
Output: 2
Statement: Many boilermakers travel to work sites that are out of their local area. Choices:  1. Many boilermakers travel to work sites not within the range of the local area. 2. Many boilermakers are often paid extra because of this travel.  3. Very little boilermakers travel to work sites not within the range of the local area.
Output: 3
Statement: God, I hope it's Scientologists. Choices:  1. The narrator hopes it isn't Scientologists.  2. The narrator hopes Scientologists are here. 3. The narrator likes Scientologists.
Output: 1
Statement: I suppose you'll believe a Professor of Astronomy knows what--"   Choices:  1. I figure you will have confidence in the abilities of a professor.  2. I assume that you will not believe anyone but yourself.  3. I guess you will trust a Professor of Astronomy. 
Output: 2
Statement: Yet we seem to desire cheap and anonymous food. Choices:  1. We enjoy cheap and anonymous food greatly. 2. We hate cheap and anonymous food 3. Cheap food tastes better than expensive food
Output: 2
Statement: The Project Tiger campaign is doing a sterling job here to protect the king of India's jungles without neglecting the elusive leopard. Choices:  1. Harming the leopard is often a byproduct of protecting the tiger, but this campaign has avoided that to maintain a balance in populations. 2. The Project Tiger campaign is doing a terrible job protecting tigers. 3. The Project Tiger campaign is performing a great job to give protection to the king of India's jungles without forgetting about the elusive leopard.
Output: 2
Statement: well do you think that um it should be like we have this sort of random spot testing type of thing or do you think it would be more palatable if we had some sort of regular schedule or would that just allow everybody a chance to get out of it Choices:  1. Do you think problems might come up if we had a regular schedule for it? 2. Having a regular schedule would give the people no ways to get out of it. 3. People would probably take advantage of the regular schedule.
Output: 2
Statement: Got something I have to do. Drew went directly to the Four Jacks. Choices:  1. Drew went to the the Four Jacks right away because he was meeting with someone. 2. Drew went to the the Four Jacks right away. 3. Drew went to the the Four Leaf Clovers.
Output: 3
Statement: Known as the queen of beaches and the beach of kings, the town was made fashionable by Napoleon III and Empress Eug??nie and became known as the site of elaborate ' even wild ' parties. Choices:  1. Royalty often enjoyed spending time on the beautiful beach. 2. The parties were known for being sedate and decorous. 3. Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie were popular with the townspeople when they would visit.
Output: 2
Statement: Keeping all those planes, ships, and troops on alert is expensive. Choices:  1. Is expensive to keep military components in alert, but he will do it anyway. 2. Is expensive to keep military components in alert. 3. Is not expensive to keep military components in alert.
Output: 3
Statement: OSI's mission is to improve the performance and ensure the accountability of government by conducting oversight investigations concerning allegations of serious wrongdoing that may involve potential violations of criminal law. Choices:  1. OSI's work in unveiling criminal violations on the part of government is especially appreciated by federal agencies. 2. The investigations conducted by the OSI go towards its mission of improving government accountability. 3. OSI deals exclusively with violations of civil law on the part of the government.
Output: 3
Statement: Smith's political ideas are more elusive. Choices:  1. Understanding political ideas from Smith can be difficult. 2. Smith's book " My Political ideas" gives us easy access to his thoughts and views. 3. Smith has hidden his political views because he fears repercussions.
Output: 2
Statement: A production readiness review identified the lack of statistical process control as a major weakness that needs to be corrected. Choices:  1. A lack of statistical process control was one of eight weaknesses identified. 2. The review found an overabundance of statistical process control. 3. A production readiness review was conducted.
Output: 2
Statement: Peace and Prosperity Choices:  1. There is peace and economic health. 2. The country is thiving peacefully and economically. 3. There is war and poverty.
Output: 3
Statement: well we have a little bit of a basis for conversation i was a substitute teacher for about a year Choices:  1. I was only ever a full-time teacher. 2. I enjoyed being a substitute. 3. For a year, I was a substitute teacher.
Output: 1
Statement: it was just as a demonstration to show Choices:  1. It was to show how it worked. 2. It was just a presentation to show 3. It didn't show anything.
Output: 3
Statement: Many estimable people are devoting themselves to ridding our popular culture of obscenity, sex, and violence. Choices:  1. Some people aren't bothered by the existence of obscenity, sex, and violence in popular culture.  2. Our popular culture is totally devoid of obscenity, sex, and violence.  3. Many people are devoted to ridding popular culture of obscenity, sex, and violence. 
Output: 2
Statement: Where they'll go is wherever as many people as possible will hear them. Choices:  1. They will go is wherever they can achieve the largest audience. 2. They will pursue small speaking engagements first. 3. The largest audience will surely attract them first.
Output: 2
Statement: Robert Wexler, D-Fla., the photogenic and aggressive Clinton defender, does not succumb to this languor. Choices:  1. Robert Wexler buckles under his languor. 2. Robert Wexler is a staunch Clinton defender. 3. Robert Wexler has been a friend of Clinton's for years.
Output: 1
Statement: In Ukrainian, for instance, the word bidni refers to an unfortunate, pitiable soul. Choices:  1. Bidni, in Ukrainian , means a soul that has ba fortune.  2. The word bidni has wonderful connotation of much fortune.  3. Bidni also carries wth it the same meaning in Russian. 
Output: 2
Statement: Indian Airlines' Discover India plan offers 21 days of unlimited travel and is less economic than single tickets, but buy them en bloc with confirmed reservations that you should reconfirm at each new airport. Choices:  1. Buying single tickets is cheaper, but ends up being a bigger hassle. 2. The Discover India plan from Indian Airlines is less economic than single tickets. 3. The Discover India plan offers lifetime unlimited travel worldwide.
Output: 3
Statement: The center oSevila Baleira is a small, triangular plaza, comprising a small town hall and a church now restored after more than three centuries of use. Choices:  1.  The center oSevila Baleira is triangular in shape. 2.  The center oSevila Baleira is rectangular in shape. 3.  The center oSevila Baleira has a small town hall.
Output: 2
Statement: Note that because of the duty-free situation, good bargains may be found in European china, including Spode and Wedgwood. Choices:  1. The duty free situation usually means good bargains in European china. 2. The good bargains can only be found in duty free stores. 3. There are no duty free areas in Spode or Wedgwood.
Output: 3
Statement: And a tiny Pat Buchanan? Choices:  1. Pat Buchanan is tiny like her mother and sisters. 2. Pat Buchanan is voluptuous. 3. Pat Buchanan is tiny.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, there are an extensive collection of D??gas sculptures as well as works by Rodin. Choices:  1. There are no pieces by Rodin there. 2. There is a large collection of works by Rodin. 3. Rodin was an architect. 
Output: 1
Statement: I guess you never know what might turn up." Tommy kept a respectful silence. Choices:  1. You never know what we might find, Tommy was quiet. 2. You know what we'll find out there, Tommy started to scream 3. You never know what we might find out there
Output: 2
Statement: and we found that the you know what was one one great handy things was this uh uh uh hamburger helper Choices:  1. We found that Hamburger Helper was handy but it is just so bad for you! 2. We found that Hamburger Helper was handy. 3. We found that Hamburger Helper was a big waste of time.
Output: 3
Statement: Participants also believed that a challenge facing the new PCAOB will be dealing with the complex relationship between federal and state governments involved in regulating the accounting profession. Choices:  1. Participants also believed that the new PCAOB needs to deal with the challenge of regulating interest rates in banks. 2. There is a complex relationship between federal and state governments pertaining to regulating the accounting profession, and participants believed that this is a challenge presented to the new PCAOB. 3. Participants did not believe that the relationship between federal and state governments involved in regulating the accounting profession was a challenge for the new PCAOB.
Output: 3
Statement: The occupation of Crete did not end until May 1945. Choices:  1. Crete is still occupied. 2. This ended over 200 years of occupation. 3. Crete was occupied until 1945.
Output: 1
Statement: Newsweek says that we've entered slime time in the scandal, with no one safe from partisan smears. Choices:  1. The people have entered slime time, according to Newsweek. 2. Newsweek is the source for everything about the scandal. 3. Newsweek said it was prime time for the people, misquoted as slime time.
Output: 3
Statement: Kyoto offers few more memorable experiences than secluded contemplation of Ryoanji's enigmatic rock garden. Choices:  1. Contemplation of Ryoanji's rock garden is very memorable. 2. There is one experience in Kyoto that is more memorable than anything one can do in Ryoanji. 3. People usually do not remember contemplating in Ryoanji's rock garden.
Output: 3
Statement: He turned to look in a mirror, and caught sight of the barber handing the bottles and jars of waste hair and nail clippings to a girl. Choices:  1. He had rarely seen this sight before, and found it unexpected.  2. No one had to manage the waste hair and nails at the barbers. 3. There was a lot of waste hair and nail clippers at the barbers. 
Output: 2
Statement: Twenty three years is...not that old,' confidence left Rajmund's voice. Choices:  1. Rajmund thinks that twenty three is very old. 2. Rajmund told the girl that twenty three is not very old. 3. Rajmund doesn't think that twenty three is old but is lacking confidence.
Output: 1
Statement: In an increasingly producer-led economy dominated by price-fixing cartels operating with the government's blessing, consumers were left to foot the bill. Choices:  1. Consumers were forced to pay more money as a result of price-fixing. 2. Consumers were angry about the prices they had to pay. 3. The economy was free from corruption and companies aggressively cut their prices.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it it's not like this in Pennsylvania Choices:  1. The way it is handled in Pennsylvania is better. 2. It is the same in Pennsylvania. 3. It is different in Pennsylvania.
Output: 2
Statement: In other words, we want to invite all those who would normally be excluded. Choices:  1. Normally excluded people are, of course, barred from entering the premises.  2. The people who are usually treated as outsiders are now welcome.  3. We want to invite the homeless people of New York to have dinner with us. 
Output: 1
Statement: no i don't believe so i don't believe he's going to be able to get the job done in Denver he's going to run up some big numbers and stuff but i don't believe he's going to get the job done there because Denver simply because Denver is not not the Choices:  1. I don't believe he's going to get the job done, but it is possible he might. 2. He will get the job done, but I think he will have small numbers. 3. He is going to run up some big numbers but I don't believe he can get the job done.
Output: 2
Statement: so you let him enjoy it Choices:  1. So you gave him permission to enjoy it after he asked. 2. So you stopped him from enjoying it. 3. So you allowed him to savour it.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well and that i think that's maybe part of it that that the um and it you know if i owned the team i think you'd like them to do well but the question of losing big big money that what didn't didn't did Steinbrenner actually make money on the Choices:  1. It must be difficult to balance having a great team  and the finances of the team. 2. If you have a great team, you'll always make money. 3. I think I'd focus more on making money.
Output: 2
Statement: It would allow you to see how closely you line up with the candidate for whom you intend to vote, and thereby tell you whether your attraction is based on a congruence of views or a more ephemeral sense of goodwill. Choices:  1. nothing can help you discover which candidate aligns most with your views other than reading all their speeches.  2. It helps you discover which candidate aligns most with your views. 3. It helps you discover which candidate aligns most with your views on the environment.
Output: 1
Statement: Web advertising is smart, in the sense that it can be far more detailed and specific and because it can reach a target with surgical precision. Choices:  1. Web advertising is the most cost effective way to reach an audience. 2. Web advertising is a bad idea. 3. Web advertising is a good idea because it can pinpoint a target with immense precision.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm not sure it is right, in ways I hope it is wrong, and in the end, Richard, you might be  It might just not add up. Choices:  1. There's no way that Richard is correct.  2. Part of me hopes that it is not right.  3. Richard might be right about the way I should prepare my taxes.
Output: 1
Statement: I would like to suggest that the research for Michael Brus'  (In the Event of a Water Landing) was lacking. Choices:  1. I want to say that the research for Michael Brus' wasn't enough. 2. I would say that the research for Michael Brus' was sufficient. 3. The research needs improvement in certain aspects of Michael Brus' personal life.
Output: 2
Statement: This sucks. Choices:  1. This is so awesome! 2. This isn't right. 3. Think stinks.
Output: 1
Statement: The cold malignity of her manner sent an unpleasant chill down Tuppence's spine, but she was not going to give in to it. Choices:  1. Her icy aura gave Tuppence all the more confidence that she needed.  2. Tuppence was intimidated by her cold demeanor but she was not going to let it affect her.  3. Tuppence shivered at the sight of her being cold and evil. 
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh well  it's funny this week yesterday i started exercising seriously Choices:  1. Well that's interesting, I started exercising seriously last year. 2. Well that's funny, I didn't know that you also started exercising this week. 3. Well, it's interesting, I started exercising seriously yesterday.
Output: 1
Statement: I have asked these men and women to help protect my village from the slavery that will soon fall upon them by a large band of murderers most vile. Choices:  1. I didn't need any help at all. 2. I have asked for help keeping my town safe from the murderers who are approaching quickly. 3. I have asked for protection for my town.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well exactly um-hum um-hum Choices:  1. Well no, not at all. 2. I don't think anyone's ever resonated with me quite like this. 3. This is exactly the case, I agree.
Output: 1
Statement: In the '80s, Exxon's brass visited the Wall Street Journal 's top editors to complain about the paper's coverage. Choices:  1. He loved the spot light and demanded more. 2. He complained about his company's coverage. 3. He did not want to have so much negative attention.
Output: 1
Statement: Republicans reply that they're serving their country by debunking and thwarting a bad policy administered by a bad president. Choices:  1. Republicans reply that they serve their county with debunking and thwarting dangerous economic policies administered by a bad president. 2. Republicans reply that they serve their county through aiding the goals of the president. 3. Republicans reply that they serve their county with debunking and thwarting policy administered by a bad president.
Output: 2
Statement: But surely these two superstore chains are already big enough to squeeze suppliers quite effectively. Choices:  1. There are more than a dozen other superstore chains. 2. The two superstore chains depend on the suppliers. 3. At least twenty superstore chains are needed to squeeze the suppliers effectively.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it was nice talking to you you have a good day bye Choices:  1. Have a nice time at the party, it was nice talking to you. 2. It wasn't nice talking to you. 3. Have a wonderful day, it was nice talking to you.
Output: 2
Statement: 2) The superstar is demanding more money than the company can possibly earn from his services. Choices:  1. The superstar is demanding more money than the company can give him for his services because the company is still relatively small. 2. The superstar is demanding more money than the company can give him for his services. 3. The superstar is demanding less money than the company could give him for his services.
Output: 3
Statement: We have a new awareness of how limiting and unfair the cult of fair hair can be. Choices:  1. The fair haired cult s freeing and not constraining at all. 2. Being fair haired is annoying.  3. The cult of fair hair can be limiting and unfair, as we have become aware.
Output: 1
Statement: like constantly it seemed like but fortunately i had small children and i didn't have to go and it's not that i mean i think everyone should have to serve on the jury it's just that Choices:  1. Small children should serve on juries all the time 2. Having small children is a way of getting out of jury duty 3. Because I had small children, I did not have to serve jury duty
Output: 1
Statement: Szary to the manager! Choices:  1. Szary, to the worker drone! 2. Go to the manager, Szary. 3. Send you emails to the manager, Szary.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, at the nonbank financial institution, the senior security manager was organizationally placed two levels below the CIO, but she met independently with the CIO once every quarter. Choices:  1. At other financial institutions, the senior security manager is one level below the CIO. 2. There are some places where senior security managers are below the CIO. 3. Senior security managers are always placed above the CIO.
Output: 3
Statement: you know i love you and let's go out and do things together when i don't feel like it you know Choices:  1. I want to be alone. 2. Let's spend time together when you get off work. 3. Let's spend time together.
Output: 1
Statement: see i have a i have a Lincoln Continental right now Choices:  1. I don't own a car. 2. I own a car at the moment.  3. I only own a single car. 
Output: 1
Statement: Passaic Legal Aid argues that LSC used the consolidation process to deny funding based on performance without a required hearing. Choices:  1. LSC can deny funding, but they often do so unfairly. 2. LSC doesn't have the ability to deny funding. 3. LSC can deny funding.
Output: 2
Statement: (If you're not willing to pay $22 wait a few months until the online market is only going for $16.) Choices:  1. The market price is expensive right now. 2. You should pay what you want now as the market price won't go down. 3. Wait awhile if you want to pay less than $22.
Output: 2
Statement: The thermometer registered 80 degrees in the shade.  Choices:  1. The thermometer said it was hot. 2. The thermometer said it was hot outside but it felt cool. 3. The thermometer said it was freezing.
Output: 3
Statement: If not here, then where? Choices:  1. It will be done elsewhere. 2. If not in this location, then in what other location. 3. This is the most sensible location.
Output: 1
Statement: Beyond their impacts as separate emissions, SO2, NOx, and mercury together contribute to many air pollution-related problems affecting human health and the environment. Choices:  1. Mercury is the most dangerous of the three elements. 2. Separately, the elements are harmless, but together create a toxic substance. 3. Air pollution has many adverse health effects in humans.
Output: 2
Statement: No justice, no peace, barks out a fierce equivalency, although to the uninitiated it may sound like a list of the two things the crowd is  justice and peace. Choices:  1. The protesters were singing we shall overcome. 2. The chant was popularized during the Rodney King protests. 3. Chanting no justice, no peace is a deliberate demand.
Output: 1
Statement: and um he no he's in international studies Choices:  1. Incorrect, he is in the field of international studies. 2. He is not in international studies. 3. He has published several papers in international studies.
Output: 2
Statement: The Trinfan outfit was small, considering the job they intended, Drew thought. Choices:  1. The size of the Trinfan outfit did not match the job they intended. 2. They numbered only half a dozen, and were a ragged bunch. 3. The scale of the job matched the size of the Trinfan outfit that was brought. 
Output: 3
Statement: Degas, according to Daniel Halevy, carried his camera as proudly as a child carrying a rifle. Choices:  1. Daniel Havey has worked closely with Degas for many years. 2. A child can carry a rifle proudly, thinks Daniel Halevy. 3. Degas has never carried a camera in a proud manner.
Output: 3
Statement: In appearance, Montmartre is still the little country village of 400 years ago ' narrow, winding, hilly streets and dead-ends. Choices:  1. Montmarte still has the appearance of a small country village, it hasn't developed into a city-like atmosphere.  2. Montmarte is vastly dissimilar to the place it was just 400 years ago. 3. Montmarte hasn't developed much because it is so hilly.
Output: 2
Statement: Something changed and everyone saw it. Choices:  1. Everyone saw that something had changed 2. Something changed for the better and everyone saw it. 3. Nothing changed and they all saw it.
Output: 3
Statement: In accordance with the prescribed statutory process, on August 17, 2001, we reported to the Congress, the President, the Vice President, and other officials that the NEPDG had not provided the requested records. Choices:  1. We told Congress that the NEPDG had failed to give us the financial records. 2. We told Congress that the NEPDG had failed to give us the records. 3. We told Congress that the NEPDG had given us the records.
Output: 3
Statement: But I'm certain I'd know.  Choices:  1. I know I'd know.  2. There;s not a chance I would know.  3. They think I wouldn't know. 
Output: 2
Statement: The coverage of her day in court was uniformly kind, rarely mentioning that she has lied before and changed her story now. Choices:  1. Her story was about a magical school for young wizards. 2. She was known to have been very consistent in recounting her story. 3. She received generally positive news coverage, despite changing her story.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps the most acute epitaph of the Cold War was written at its birth, by Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov, who objected to U.S. demands for an open door for its industrialists throughout  We would probably live to see the day when in your own country, on switching on the radio, you would be hearing not so much your own language as one American gramophone record after [another] ... Choices:  1. Molotov went against the US during the Cold War. 2. Molotov's epitaph is the best writing from the Cold War. 3. Molotov signed a deal to allow US global industrialization.
Output: 3
Statement: Requirement or system component must be able to perform. Choices:  1. Requirement and system component are both not necessary. 2. Only one is needed at first, but eventually they both will be needed. 3. Out of requirement and system component, one must be able to work.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm going to build a little house behind yours and then and i'll take care of your lawn he says but i'm not going to one of those places right yeah Choices:  1. I intend to construct a small home behind your home. 2. It will be the smallest and most awkwardly placed home ever. 3. I want to build a huge mansion in front of your teeny home.
Output: 3
Statement: Certified Mail is costly to the Postal Service and the consumer. Choices:  1. Certified Mail is a very popular mailing method 2. Certified Mail is costly to the Postal Service and the consumer. 3. Certified Mail is cheap to the Postal Service and the consumer.
Output: 3
Statement: He took out the key from the lock, and passed it to me to inspect.  Choices:  1. He handed me a lock. 2. He gave me a key because he thought I'd figure it out 3. He gave me a key.
Output: 1
Statement: Thank you, ma'am. Tuppence withdrew. Choices:  1. Tuppence was exceedingly grateful. 2. Tuppence thanked her as she left. 3. Tuppence stamped her foot angrily as she accosted the woman.
Output: 3
Statement: and they took you all over uh Choices:  1. They ignored you. 2. So they carted you off to see a lot of areas. 3. You were taken around places.
Output: 1
Statement: Lincoln had taken the opportunity to backtrack and outflank our men. Choices:  1. Lincoln stayed where he was. 2. Lincoln went back to kill the men. 3. Lincoln snuck backwards to attack from behind.
Output: 1
Statement: Attention should be paid to the physical setting, to the people who are served by the program, and to variations in treatment. Choices:  1. Design is more important than hardware. 2. Physical appearance doesn't matter. 3. Physical appearance is what is seen first.
Output: 2
Statement: The views of Scafel and the Cumbrian Mountains from the road that croses Ulpha Fell (in the direction of Eskdale and Eskdale Green) are splendid. Choices:  1. You can see splendid views of Scafel and the Cumbrian Mountains from the road that crosses Ulpha Fell. 2. In the direction of Eskdale and Eskdale Green, there are more wonderful sights to see. 3. The views of Scafel and the Cumbrian Mountains are not pretty at all.
Output: 3
Statement: Of course, sexual pleasure is not experienced in groups (unless you are very lucky), but between two individuals (at least one of whom should be awake at the time, praying for forgiveness). Choices:  1. Sexual pleasure is between two people. 2. Sexual pleasure is between two people who should be married. 3. Sexual pleasure is between 100 people.
Output: 3
Statement: The island's capital and main port is a largely modern city, but with a Spanish flavor to its older quarters up on the hill. Choices:  1. The port is very rustic and outdated. 2. The island's port can fit ten ships at a time. 3. The island's port is very modern.
Output: 1
Statement: She is attracted to me and we would like to see more of each other. Choices:  1. They would like to see each other more.  2. They dislike each other.  3. The story is about the love of two women. 
Output: 2
Statement: and just the things that they have to uh you know Spring break's a big deal and and uh he was telling me that he had to be on the scene of an accident where five teenagers all of the them  drunk uh collided head on and every single one of them died three in one car and two in another and Choices:  1. He was telling me he had to be at the accident. 2. He wasn't at the accident. 3. He was telling me the accident scarred him for life.
Output: 2
Statement: The rest of the country had endured Vietnam and Watergate, but New York had its own little  bankruptcy and physical collapse. Choices:  1. The Vietnam and Watergate events almost ruined the country. 2. New York had to deal with bankruptcy and collapse. 3. New York was the only state in great shape.
Output: 3
Statement: Leszek, Leszek...maybe...that guy... Choices:  1. Maybe Leszek is the guy. 2. Maybe Leszek is the guy that we are looking for. 3. Leszek is a female.
Output: 3
Statement: There is a marble statue of Julius Caesar, consort of Queen Cleopatra, who spent many months here, and a bust of Alexander, which was carved in his likeness after his death. Choices:  1. There is a marble statue of Julius Caesar, who spent many months here, and a bust of Alexander, which was carved in his likeness after his death. 2. The statue of Julius Caesar is made from bronze.  3. Julius Caesar spent exactly seven months and three days here. 
Output: 2
Statement: well what are the others Choices:  1. Where are the other animals? 2. What are the other objects? 3. What are the other ones?
Output: 1
Statement: You are near a small rock in the middle of the desert. Choices:  1. There are rocks in the desert. 2. There are many rocks in the desert. 3. The desert has nothing in it.
Output: 3
Statement: so you're starting to see more of that and i know when i was younger it was all the President and still all the President are men but i'm sure one of these days we will well look at Ferraro ran for Vice President and i guess one of these days we'll we'll eventually have Choices:  1. I'd rather there only be male presidents. 2. When I was younger it was normal that the president was male but I think one day we will have a female president. 3. There will never be a female president ever.
Output: 3
Statement: But such a show would have meant the museum taking a hard look at its own, often controversial part in the art world. Choices:  1. Museums often take a controversial part in the art world. 2. The museum didn't want to look too closely into its part in the art world. 3. Museums are not part of the art world.
Output: 3
Statement: When I moved to New York from Texas, people kept pulling me aside and saying, helpfully, that my life would be completely ruined if I chose to live in the suburbs (or the city). Choices:  1. People warned me that my life would be ruined if I moved to New York. 2. My life was ruined after I moved to New York City. 3. Helpful people pulled me aside in Texas saying that my life would be complete if I moved to New York.
Output: 3
Statement: well now do you work at TI Choices:  1. How long have you been working at TI? 2. Are you currently working at TI? 3. What, there isn't a company called TI?
Output: 3
Statement: Today, TV crews from smaller markets are in Iowa, New Hampshire, and other states as a matter of routine. Choices:  1. TV crews in these smaller markets will be covering election results.  2. In a move totally out of routine,TV crews will be in states like New Hampshire today.  3. It's routine for TV crews to be in states like Iowa or New Hampshire today. 
Output: 2
Statement: But even as he spoke, the giant had swooped down and in a moment they were in its grasp being lifted closer to its monstrous ugliness. Choices:  1. The giant picked them up so they could see how ugly it was. 2. The giant picked them up and intended to hurt them. 3. The giant ran away from them quickly.
Output: 3
Statement: okay okay so it's getting close Choices:  1. It's very far - not close at all. 2. It's so close, I can almost feel it. 3. Right, so the distance is closing.
Output: 1
Statement: and transmit it just like a view foil Choices:  1. It should be similar to a view foil and sent. 2. It should not be sent in any case. 3. It is naturally able to be sent easily.
Output: 2
Statement: For starters, the Enquirer reports that for his recent wedding, singer Phil Collins booked his dog into a $350-a-night luxury suite. Choices:  1. Phil Collin's abuses his dog even at his recent wedding. 2. Phil Collin's treats his dog like his child. 3. Gossip magazines say Phil Collins booked his dog a suite for his recent wedding.
Output: 1
Statement: To some researchers, case studies are synonymous with methods of data collection deriving from anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Choices:  1. Some case studies very different from collecting data for psychology. 2. Some case studies are the same as collecting data for psychology. 3. Some case studies are the same as collecting data for psychology for social scientists.
Output: 1
Statement: When that happens, Democrats will be bound to escalate the confirmation battle once more, to settle their score with Hatch. Choices:  1. There is a score to be settled between Democrats and Hatch. 2. When it happens, the Democrats won't try to settle the score with Hatch.  3. When it happens, the Democrats will make the confirmation battle their first priority so that they can get even with Hatch. 
Output: 2
Statement: I caught my reflection in a particularly shiny wall. Choices:  1. I saw my reflection on a shiny wall. 2. The wall was so dull I couldn't see my reflection. 3. My reflection looked impeccable.
Output: 2
Statement: * It is assumed that this number is for journeyman boilermakers and does not include persons in apprenticeship programs. Choices:  1. People in apprenticeship programs are included in this number. 2. This number includes a variety of journeyman boilermakers and can dwindle easily. 3. People in apprenticeship programs are assumed not to be in this number for journeyman boilermakers.
Output: 1
Statement: Ninety-five Technology Initiative Grant (TIG) requests were received from 46 states and territories for a total of $19. Choices:  1. $19 dollars was spent due to technology initiative grant requests. 2. Only 30 states sent requests regarding technology initiative grants. 3. California is one of the 46 states that sent a request.
Output: 2
Statement: Zarco ruled the western half of Madeira, while his fellow Portuguese captain and navigator, Tristao Vaz Teixeira, governed over the eastern half from Machico. Choices:  1. They were on friendly terms. 2. They were not Portuguese. 3. Zarco was ruler of the western half of Madeira.
Output: 2
Statement: Only one system of government has ever dealt adequately with the incentive problem for the chief executive, and that's hereditary monarchy. Choices:  1. Hereditary Monarchies have not addressed the issue of competition for chief executive.  2. Through personal appointment of leaders, hereditary monarchies can dissolve competition for chief executive.  3. Only a hereditary monarchy has appropriately addressed the competition for chief executive. 
Output: 1
Statement: I think I'd rather suffer your wrath than his, fat one, said the mercenary. Choices:  1. The mercenary wanted the fat one to get killed. 2. The mercenary wanted the fat one to be hurt. 3. The mercenary hoped he would be ok.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the chocolate-faced god is quite gaily decorated in hues of red, yellow, and blue, and his round, white-circled eyes look more startled than fierce. Choices:  1. However, the chocolate-faced god is quite gaily decorated in hues of red, yellow, and blue, but he is not to be messed with.  2. However, the dark skinned god is decorated colorfully and looks more surprised that angry. 3. However, the pale and colorless god looks frightening to all that see him.
Output: 3
Statement: Napoleon chose it as the setting for crowning himself emperor (upstaging the Pope, who had come to Paris expecting to do it). Choices:  1. Napolean chose it as the place where he would be crowned.  2. Napolean did not choose the setting, his brother did. 3. Napolean was arrogant and loved himself. 
Output: 2
Statement: Personal Communication with S.Kumar, FLS miljo, September 2001. Choices:  1. Personal communication with s Kumar.  2. S Kumar is a good communicator.  3. No communication from s Kumar. 
Output: 3
Statement: Several pundits think Yeltsin is crazy like a fox Choices:  1. There are virtually no pundits who think Yeltsin is clever. 2. More than one pundit is of the opinion that Yeltsin is cunning. 3. A number of pundits are of the opinion that Yeltsin is simply insane.
Output: 1
Statement: uh and little things like that i i notice in a lot of uh uh technical literature that you pick up and catalogs and so forth that you will find the metric units expressed in parenthesis or sometimes the other way around the metric units are expressed first and then the English equivalent that's uh is put into parenthesis for reference Choices:  1. Most technical literature only includes metric units or the English equivalent, never both at the same time. 2. I have noticed that technical literature mentions both metric units and the English equivalent. 3. Technical literature often also includes a dictionary at the back which explains difficult terms.
Output: 1
Statement: uh undergrad degree in political science and then a master's in public administration And i went ahead and pursued that i i got as far as the thesis and decided To hell with it i didn't want it Choices:  1. I have a degree in political science. 2. I never graduated from college. 3. I got a lot of employment opportunities with my undergrad degree in political science.
Output: 2
Statement: Commercial companies demand knowledge from virtual or engineering prototypes, 90 percent of required engineering drawings for the product supported by test results, demonstration that the product meets customer requirements, a series of disciplined design reviews, and stakeholder agreement that the design is stable and ready for product demonstration before a commitment is made to move forward and invest in product demonstration. Choices:  1. The knowledge provided by virtual prototypes is demanded by commercial companies. 2. The knowledge provided by engineering prototypes is simply not demanded by commercial companies. 3. Engineering prototypes are preferred over virtual prototypes by commercial companies.
Output: 2
Statement: The sound made Jon's stomach turn. Choices:  1. Jon's stomach was uneasy.  2. Jon didn't notice any noises.  3. Jon had heard the sound many times. 
Output: 2
Statement: well i know but there are times when i sit there and i think wow you know we make X amount of money and where is it i mean you look around and you go where is it you you haven't made uh big purchases and that's the easier thing to see if you can see a big purchase and you go okay well this is the year that we bought the couch or the TV or something like that Choices:  1. It's easier when you can see the purchases.  2. They weren't expecting to have made as little money as they did.  3. They have yet to make any large purchases.
Output: 3
Statement: Executive  Measuring Performance and Demonstrating Results of Information Technology Investments (GAO/AIMD-98-89, March 1998). Choices:  1. There is no way to measure the results of technology investments. 2. Information technology investments can have their performance measured. 3. One common measurement of technology investments is the number of computers purchased.
Output: 1
Statement: He would now call the prisoner.  Choices:  1. It was time for him to call the prisoner. 2. He recognized the prisoner from around the neighborhood. 3. He would now dismiss the prisoner.
Output: 3
Statement: When the day arrived Julius needed a considerable amount of persuading, but Tuppence held firm. Choices:  1. Tuppence held firm when the day came. 2. Julius was persuaded before the day arrived. 3. Julius needed a lot of persuading before the day.
Output: 2
Statement: Here's a quick review of possible objections, left and  Choices:  1. There are no objections. 2. The objections are reviewed. 3. We listed the 10 possible objections they could raise.
Output: 1
Statement: it doesn't bother me i don't feel like it's really a violation of privacy or anything Choices:  1. It really makes me feel that my privacy is violated. 2. I am more than willing to do it several times. 3. I do not find anything intrusive about it.
Output: 1
Statement: Some sites will crash. Choices:  1. Some sites will never crash. 2. Some sites will crash due to bandwidth constraints. 3. Some websites will inevitably crash.
Output: 1
Statement: And yet, despite her swaying grace, and the almost ethereal beauty of her face, you felt instinctively the presence of something hard and menacing, a kind of metallic strength that found expression in the tones of her voice and in that gimletlike quality of her eyes. Choices:  1. You could see underneath her graceful outside appearance. 2. She tried really hard to hide her inner character. 3. She was a kind and graceful woman inside and out.
Output: 3
Statement: Again, the President determined whether to invoke the privilege. Choices:  1. The President decided he couldn't use that power. 2. The President decided to use that power. 3. The President decided to pass the executive order.
Output: 1
Statement: Well with a bodyguard really, but a bodyguard was just a bodyguard and didn't count, anyway. Choices:  1. A bodyguard was just a bodyguard who was secretly a superhero. 2. A bodyguard did count. 3. A bodyguard was just a bodyguard.
Output: 2
Statement: It is used for the inauguration of the Irish president. Choices:  1. The Irish president must undergo an inauguration where something is used. 2. The Irish President himself uses it during the inauguration. 3. There are no inaugurations for Irish presidents.
Output: 3
Statement: The words in the Constitution, high crimes and misdemeanors, give us much latitude. Choices:  1. There are some formal words in the Constitution that give you a lot of leeway. 2. The Constitution contains many latitudes and longitudes, but not a single word. 3. The Constitution grants us a lot of freedom.
Output: 2
Statement: that's right well actually i mean it it is a business in a way but it it's a lot of fun as a hobby especially when you go to shows and get to see all the different cats we're we're about to get another breed we're going we're going to buy a Devon Rex and i didn't i don't like Devon Rexes at first it's a well actually it's a mutant it it comes from England and uh from in the county of Devon Choices:  1. I've traveled as far as six hundred miles for the shows. 2. This is entirely a business venture. 3. Devon Rex is a mutant cat.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon had hoped for that strength," said the Kal. Choices:  1. Jon gave up and didn't even try to win.  2. The Kal announced to the tribe that Jon hoped for the strength to swim all the way across the river.  3. The Kal knew Jon was hoping to have the strength. 
Output: 1
Statement: The system stretches up to 16 km (10 miles) inland and includes Green Grotto, a vast cavern with an underground lake where stalactites are clearly reflected in the glassy water. Choices:  1. The system stretches at least 20 miles inland. 2. There is an underground lake in the Green Grotto cavern. 3. The Green Grotto cavern is over 500 feet high.
Output: 1
Statement: The Social Security Administration performed a cost-benefit assessment of the impact of the interim final rule. Choices:  1. The SSA went forward without an assessment. 2. The SSA performed an assessment of the cost-benefit for the rule that affected seniors. 3. The SSA performed an assessment of the cost-benefit.
Output: 1
Statement: vulnerability and exploitation of such workers and the need for legal representation to give meaning to their legal rights. Choices:  1. Most of these workers cannot afford to get legal representation. 2. These workers have legal rights, and they will need legal representation to avoid being exploited. 3. Such workers are immigrants with no legal rights in this country.
Output: 3
Statement: Red only waved for him to come out. Choices:  1. Red waved for him to come. 2. Red merely waved toward him to come meet him. 3. Red yelled for him to come out
Output: 3
Statement: Across the courtyard on the right-hand side is the chateau's most distinctive feature, the splendid Francois I wing. Choices:  1. The Francois l wing can be seen across the courtyard on the left-hand side. 2. The magnificent Francois l wing is the most extraordinary feature of the chateau. 3. The Francois l wind is the chanteau's only distinctive feature.
Output: 1
Statement: From the little Renaissance church, there's a pretty view over the winding river. Choices:  1. The church is the best place to view the river. 2. You can't see anything from the church. 3. There's a beautiful view over a meandering river from the small Renaissance church.
Output: 2
Statement: what year model is it Choices:  1. Who made that model? 2. When was it made? 3. Which model are you talking about?
Output: 1
Statement: He sold his other bag of salt and wrapped the coins within the cloth ankle wrap of his left sandal. Choices:  1. He kept his salt in a backpack over his shoulders.  2. The man sold the bag of pepper and put his coins in his pocket.  3. He kept his coins in a cloth wrap near his left foot. 
Output: 2
Statement: Near them were five other horses mounted by four men and one woman. Choices:  1. The five horses had big saddles on them. 2. There were no horses to be found. 3. The five horses all had riders.
Output: 2
Statement: The countryside of Ibiza, with its gentle green hills and grid of back roads, is perfectly suited to horseback riding. Choices:  1. There are a number of stables in the area around Ibiza. 2. Ibiza's countryside doesn't lend itself to horseback riding. 3. Horseback riding is a perfect fit for the gentle hills of Ibiza.
Output: 2
Statement: what about your uh radio stations do they uh provide much in the way of current event stuff Choices:  1. Do you radio stations have anything about current events? 2. I listed to my radio station to hear about local news. 3. Did you check their website for current events?
Output: 3
Statement: c) Betrayed by Linda Tripp. Choices:  1. Let down by Linda Tripp. 2. Saved by Linda Tripp. 3. Hated by Linda Tripp.
Output: 2
Statement: You'll always meet fellow ramblers on Helvellyn who'll keep your spirits up if you begin to flag on the ascent. Choices:  1. Helvellyn has numerous travelers that you can meet. 2. In Helvellyn you can find only settled people that live there. 3. You can enjoy a talk with ramblers as they are very friendly.
Output: 2
Statement: Just inland you'll find Santa Monica's Main Street, which is awash with unusual shops and excellent restaurants. Choices:  1. Main Street if 5 miles long. 2. Main STreet has a lot of stores. 3. Main Street has no stores on it, just factories.
Output: 3
Statement: The lawsuit involves the Ridgeview Apartments, a 384-unit complex on 119th Street east of Ridgeview Road, and the Indian Meadows Apartments, a 148-unit complex at 119th Street and Black Bob Road. Choices:  1. The Ridgeview Apartments is a complex with 384 units. 2. The Ridgeview Apartments are nicer than the Indian Meadow Apartments. 3. The Ridgeview Apartments are located on 2nd street.
Output: 3
Statement: I clicked the link, which led to a page of more links to lots of information on BIOS, but a half-hour search yielded no information on booting from the CD-ROM drive. Choices:  1. There is no information to be found. 2. I found no information after searching for 30 minutes. 3. I found some information after searching for only 10 minutes.
Output: 3
Statement: this one that you raised and i don't think i would have thought about that i think that's a good idea on your part i don't typically feel intruded on on the things oh in the sense of finding out information Choices:  1. What you said was a really good idea and I don't feel like you intruded. 2. The point you just raised was really stupid and I have thought about that already. 3. This point that you raised is a good idea, I don't feel intruded unlike with your first suggestion.
Output: 2