niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Three years of her wisdom, justice, and generosity were all they could take before they murdered her. Choices:  1. Her wisdom and generosity engendered great support in the community. 2. They were only too happy to support her continued generosity and wisdom. 3. Despite her many great qualities, they had her killed.
Output: 2
Statement: Twenty minutes later, she let McGrath out. Choices:  1. McGrath needed to be let out to go to the bathroom after twenty minutes. 2. After twenty minutes, she left McGrath in 3. After less than half an hour, she let him out.
Output: 2
Statement: Built on Roman foundations, the castle was erected in the late 13th century to keep the Scots at bay its strategic position affords good views of the surrounding lowland. Choices:  1. In the late 13th century the castle was built to defend against the Scots. 2. The castle's strategic position was decided upon by the king and his advisors. 3. The castle built in the 13th century was in a terrible strategic position.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, they emphasized the importance of adjusting policies continually to respond to newly identified risks or areas of misunderstanding. Choices:  1. The idea of responding to newly identified risks was totally ignored. 2. Several risks had been newly identified. 3. They addressed the subject of policy adjustment.
Output: 1
Statement: The Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 repeated this theme and provided more detailed requirements. Choices:  1. The Clinger-Cohen Act was repealed in 1996. 2. The Clinger-Cohen Act was written in May of 1996. 3. The Clinger-Cohen Act was written in 1996.
Output: 1
Statement: I fought the claustrophobia, and tried not to feel trapped. Choices:  1. I felt comfortable in the small space. 2. I tried to feel ok in the small space. 3. I tried to feel ok in the tiny closet.
Output: 1
Statement: If you want to learn something about tea, go to the Tea Shop at 149 Hollywood Road, or the Moon Garden Tea House at 5 Hoi Ping Road, Causeway Bay. Choices:  1. Tea shops regularly drop knowledge for visitors to better educate them. 2. You cannot reliably learn about tea anywhere else. 3. The Tea Shop at 149 Hollywood Road or Moon Garden Tea House are good places to get knowledge about tea.
Output: 2
Statement: The beautifully restored grounds and buildings include the workshops, the convent with its Roman arches and painted Indian motifs, and the church with gold-leafed reredos (ornamental screens) from the 16th-century at the back of the altar. Choices:  1. The grounds contain Roman arches and painted Indian motifs. 2. The grounds were demolished to make room for a shopping mall many years ago. 3. The grounds were restored with funding from a private charity.
Output: 2
Statement: This man was not the same as the others they had fought. Choices:  1. This man was exactly like all the others. 2. The man they were fighting was very different from any others. 3. This man was bigger, stronger and more valiant.
Output: 1
Statement: but um i would always end up arriving at work late because i would always end up skimming the headlines spending too much time reading it in the morning Choices:  1. I do not notice the time going by. 2. I was quite often late for it. 3. I am always on time and punctual.
Output: 3
Statement: There was silence between them for some time, then Mrs. Vandemeyer looked up. Choices:  1. Mrs. Vandemeyer looked up at the ceiling.  2. Mrs. Vandemeyer never opened her eyes.  3. After some moments of silence, Mrs. Vandemeyer looked up. 
Output: 2
Statement: The standards require that expense data be reported for investments in human capital, research and development, and nonfederal physical property. Choices:  1. The standards do not need expense data to be reported for investments in the organization.  2. The standards need expense data to be reported for investments in the organization.  3. The standards need expense data to be reported for investments in real estate. 
Output: 1
Statement: Their efforts are enhanced by five other individuals who are not attorneys and two permanent part-time consultants. Choices:  1. Their efforts are improved by five other people who are not lawyers. 2. Their efforts are improved by five other people who are lawyers. 3. Their efforts are improved by five other people who are not lawyers but have studied the law extensively.
Output: 2
Statement: prints out on your screen as they're typing it and it was just great fun you know Choices:  1. It was fun that it printed out as they were typing.   2. It was slow in printing out what they were typing.   3. It did not print out what they were typing.  
Output: 3
Statement: Topham's got him a Chinee cookin' there who serves up th' best danged grub in this here town. Choices:  1. The cook is from Bejing. 2. That cook is really terrible. 3.  Topham has a cook who is Asian.
Output: 2
Statement: This book will pass into the possession of Scotland Yard, but it will never be publicly exhibited. Choices:  1. This book will be handed over to Scotland Yard, and will be a private collection. 2. This book will be taken away from Scotland Yard, and put on a public exhibition. 3. This book will be owned by Scotland Yard, and some people might be given access to it.
Output: 2
Statement: on your on your taxes yeah that's really about it it's uh have you ever owned your own home Choices:  1. Did you used to rent an apartment and now you own your own home? 2. Have you ever lived on the moon?  3. Have you owned a home before?
Output: 2
Statement: Outside the eastern wall of the temple is the Pudhu Mandapa, the Hall of Audience of Tirumalai Nayak, who built the temple. Choices:  1. The Pudhu Madapa is a temple on the eastern wall. 2. The Pudhu Madapa is an acrobat who rides a unicycle. 3. The Pudhu Madapa is the most elegant temple in the city.
Output: 2
Statement: Dreams of the  Lefty (Al Pacino) and Brasco (Depp) (30 seconds) : Choices:  1. Al Pacino never had a role in Dreams of the Lefty.   2. Al Pacino starred in Dreams of the Lefty.   3. Marlon Brando was in Dreams of the Lefty.  
Output: 1
Statement: And that was exactly what Benedykt realized when he saw that wild look from thirty years ago. Choices:  1. He recognized the look from when he had seen it thirty years before. 2. Benedykt was surprised to see the same look again. 3. The look was unfamiliar to Benedykt.
Output: 3
Statement: Your London and South Western road." Choices:  1. Your Boston and North Eastern pathway. 2. The South Western road is named after the direction it leads. 3. You owned London and the south western road.
Output: 1
Statement: He reached for the arm around his neck and began breaking it free from its stranglehold. Choices:  1. He pulled the arm off of his neck.  2. He punched the person strangling him.  3. He allowed the arm to continue choking him. 
Output: 3
Statement: But without Derry's equipment...equipment I couldn't rebuild without tempting suspicion... And there was the other me. Choices:  1. Derry didn't have the equipment to test the water. 2. Derry didn't have his equipment. 3. Derry had all his equipment.
Output: 3
Statement: The first of these to open was the Irish Film Centre  in Eustace Street, with its popular cafe/bar. Choices:  1. The Irish Film Centre is open seven days a week. 2. There is a cafe located in the Irish Film Centre in Eustace Street. 3. The Irish Film Centre is located on in Doyle Street.
Output: 3
Statement: The twaddle about Sagittarius would have to be cleared up sometime, but meanwhile he was in pretty good shape. Choices:  1. Poor Sagittarius was never going to be in good shape. 2. Sagittarius was young and had time to grow. 3. Sagittarius was ok despite the foolishness. 
Output: 1
Statement:  From early in the morning to late at night, bars and cafes serve breakfast, snacks, coffee, and drinks. Choices:  1. It can be hard to find a working bar or cafe, as they only serve for short periods around lunchtime. 2. Instead of the usual mealtimes, the busiest hours of the day for bars and cafes are immediately after sunrise and sunset. 3. Bars and cafes serve meals, snacks and beverages throughout the day.
Output: 1
Statement: May I take your motor?" Choices:  1. "Do you mind if I take a train?" 2. "I am a valet." 3. "Can I have your keys?"
Output: 1
Statement: After all, you know, you can't bluff him forever. Choices:  1. You can lie to him forever. 2. You can't bluff him all the time. 3. At some point you'll have to come clean and tell him the truth.
Output: 1
Statement: oh he could never cut it Choices:  1. He wasn't up to the task. 2. He handled it fine. 3. He only had one leg, so that impeded him.
Output: 2
Statement: uh she thinks it's pretty funny how often i know all of the words to songs that she's listening to and yet she thought they were brand new original pieces Choices:  1. Often, I know all of the words to songs she thought were brand new. 2. I don't know song lyrics. 3. She listens to great songs.
Output: 2
Statement: For a sense of the historic neighborhood's old splendor, start on Piazza Ges?? Nuovo, with its characteristically extravagant Baroque Immacolata column (guglia) in the center. Choices:  1. Piazza Ges is located in the historic neighborhood. 2. The architecture in Piazza Ges is baroque. 3. The historic neighborhood is dull and full of modern concrete buildings.
Output: 3
Statement: oh really you're older than i am  oh Choices:  1. Oh, you are much older than me! 2. Oh, I was born before you. 3. I see, I am younger than you.
Output: 2
Statement: Designed by the famous Herbert Baker, the rather too massive, colonnaded rotunda of the parliament building is at its best illuminated at night. Choices:  1. At nighttime, you can view the parliament building in all its brilliance. 2. The parliament building's rotunda now lies wrecked and plunged in shadows at night. 3. Herbert Baker designed the rotunda with the future influx of tourists in mind.
Output: 2
Statement: Margaret Thatcher was prime minister uh Indira Gandhi uh in India so many uh women are heads of state and i you know we we keep saying oh yes we feel someday a woman will be president but i have some question whether or not they will ever really get around to that i think we'll have a black president before before we have a woman president Choices:  1. Our current president is a black female. 2. There has never been a female president for our country. 3. There will be a female president in future.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i know i i'm glad of that and i have uh knock wood had uh pretty good luck with or very good luck with my daughters so far i know that they're not on it that's my  phone i i i have one daughter still at home one's at UT and one's at home gets dozens of calls a night Choices:  1. My daughters are a mess. 2. I've had good luck with my daughters so far, they stay out of trouble. 3. I've had good luck with my daughters so far.
Output: 1
Statement: This legislation is intended to reduce air pollution from electricity generators and improve air quality throughout the country. Choices:  1. The air quality across the country will be improved by this legislation. 2. This legislation will be enforced on large-scale power providers. 3. The air pollution will not be changed by this legislation.
Output: 3
Statement: well what about uh uh sending all this money overseas supporting other governments third world governments how do you feel about that Choices:  1. I don't care about your opinions on foreign aid. 2. What are your opinions on spending money to support other governments? 3. Third world countries could benefit from monetary support.
Output: 1
Statement: What did the guy mean, do you think? he asked. Choices:  1. He thought the guy was being vague.  2. He wondered what the guy had meant.  3. He thought the guy was bringing a present. 
Output: 3
Statement: White-rimmed doors and windows, black wrought-iron grilles, green blinds, and a massive Gothic church give the impression of a sparkling diadem but then Villajoyosa literally means Jewelled Town.  Choices:  1. The town's features mirror the bland desert surroundings from which it takes its name. 2. The various sights and details of the town mirror its name, which means Jewelled Town. 3. Before the town received the name of Villajoyosa, it was quite plain to look at.
Output: 1
Statement: The problem is that the dome is cracking like a great, smashed eggshell."  "What's beyond the dome?"  Ser Perth shuddered slightly. Choices:  1. The dome is at risk, and this is not good. 2. The dome looks set to stand for thousands of years, because it is so strong. 3. The dome was created thousands of years ago to keep dangerous pathogens contained.
Output: 2
Statement: Eventually, I managed to scrape my jaw off the floor and make a show of nodding, agreeing, going along with...whatever was happening. Choices:  1. I did the opposite of what others were doing. 2. I closed my mouth. 3. I went along with the actions they were doing.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, he could remember for Drew Rennie all the way back. Choices:  1. Drew Rennie needed him to remember an incident in his childhood. 2. He believed he could cast his memory back for Drew Rennie. 3. He suffered from amnesia so he could not remember anything.
Output: 3
Statement: The most overused, overworked, hackneyed word in the cliche-ridden vocabulary of pols and their speechwriters, D.C. bureaucrats, think-tank thinkers, pundits and even lowly working reporters condemned to write about legislation and policy making. Choices:  1. Think-tank thinkers do the worst jobs at writing speeches. 2. Only pundits are asked to write their speeches. 3. They employ several groups of people to write their speeches.
Output: 2
Statement: By these criteria Kinsey fares well. Choices:  1. Kinsey's research is useful in the modern era. 2. Nobody has read Kinsey's research. 3. Kinsey does well depending on how you evaluate him.
Output: 2
Statement: Fitz Park itself is a fine example of the philanthropic attitude of the Victorians, who created green spaces in almost every town for the people to enjoy. Choices:  1. Victorians were the first people who understood the necessity of green space. 2. The Victorians removed all green spaces from almost every town. 3. Fitz Park is a fine example of the philanthropic attitude of the Victorians.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah they probably don't have enough to  that's right Choices:  1. It's likely that they lack the amount necessary. 2. They don't have enough weed to get high. 3. They just bought like a 1000 grams, they have plenty.
Output: 3
Statement: Kom Ombo is an unusual temple in that it is dedicated to two gods. Choices:  1. It is not at all unusual that the temple of Kom Ombo is dedicated to two different gods.  2. Kom Ombo is the only temple to have ever been dedicated to more than one god.  3. The temple of Kom Ombo is considered to be unusual because it is dedicated to not one, but two gods. 
Output: 1
Statement: and i i certainly i i grew up in a smaller town in Texas and it wasn't that way when i was younger Choices:  1. The small town I grew up in was in Texas and it certainly wasn't that way. 2. The small town I grew up in has changed so much from the quaint Texas city I was used to. 3. Nothing had changed in my small town in Texas, and that brought me joy.
Output: 3
Statement: okay well um let's see i i think uh there's a lot of people that don't vote because they don't really think their their uh opinion is going to be heard and you know there's such a small voice and such a huge number of people in the United States and that you know their votes votes not going to make that much difference and whether you vote for one person or the other person the issues is what you know what you believe in and that person is going to have a lot of uh since there's so many issues this one person can believe a lot of different ways on all of them so Choices:  1. Some people that I knew that did not vote thought that their voices would not be heard. 2. I wanted to inspire them to get out to vote for the next election. 3. They were adamant that their opinions were heard loud and clear at the polls. 
Output: 3
Statement: This way.' Choices:  1. Go over there. 2. Come with me over here. 3. Come this way.
Output: 1
Statement: to match that i mean you don't want two people doing the same thing in the relationship Choices:  1. There needs to be two unique attitudes in each relationship. 2. People in relationships should mimic one another often. 3. You do not want both relationship partners to do the same things.
Output: 2
Statement: Here was an idea intellectuals might also embrace. Choices:  1. In the newspapers there was an idea intellectuals will probably hate. 2. Intellectuals may like this idea. 3. Intellectuals might embrace the idea of a wireless phone charger.
Output: 1
Statement: You and Thorn should stay in the town tonight. Choices:  1. You and Thorn should stay in the city tonight. 2. You and Thorn should stay in the luxurious town tonight. 3. You two should stay in town tonight.
Output: 1
Statement: But if things go badly, it is the president's fault for making the commitment. Choices:  1. The blame will be on the president if things were to go poorly. 2. The president has not demonstrated sufficient capability. 3. The president is beyond blame.
Output: 3
Statement: O Solomon, I have surpassed you!  Choices:  1. I have surpassed Solomon.   2. I can never pass up Solomon.   3. No one else can surpass Solomon.  
Output: 2
Statement: Pulitzer Prizes, for example, go to books and newspapers but not to magazines. Choices:  1. Pulitzer Prizes are only awarded to magazines. 2. Pulitzer Prizes are awarded to great books and big newspaper stories. 3. Pulitzer Prizes are limited to real literature and writing, not magazines.
Output: 1
Statement: One makes Skipper. Choices:  1. Skipper was made by a man. 2. Skipper was made. 3. SKipper cannot be made.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah unfortunately because because i often i often sort of wonder how having never been to the Soviet Union um how different the people there really are you know how how much everyone always thought of them as you know sort of the Choices:  1. I bet ordinary people in the Soviet Union are just like us. 2. I traveled to the Soviet Union in the 80s and I know exactly what the people there are like. 3. Sometimes I think about what the people in the Soviet Union are like.
Output: 2
Statement: The first omitted benefit is spillover and productivity gains beyond energy bill savings. Choices:  1. Productivity gains beyond energy bill savings were eliminated. 2. A bill written to conserve energy used different methods for energy bill savings than those that had previously been in place. 3. No benefits were omitted from the rewritten proposal regarding energy savings.
Output: 3
Statement: At the center of gallery 14 is the only stone sarcophagus found on the island. Choices:  1. There is nothing in the gallery from the island. 2. There was a stone sarcophagus found on the island. 3. The sarcophagus was found on the island within the past few years.
Output: 1
Statement: No, you don't. Choices:  1. Yes, you do. 2. You do not have that. 3. No, you do not put it in there.
Output: 1
Statement: Setbacks in the 1930s caused by the European postwar slump were only a spur to redouble efforts by diversifying heavy industry into the machine-making, metallurgical, and chemical sectors. Choices:  1. The European postwar slump caused a number of problems in the 1930s. 2. The European postwar slump dampened efforts to diversify economically. 3. The diversifying of industries went a long way towards creating jobs.
Output: 2
Statement: American hawks have complained for weeks that Clinton underestimated Milosevic's rigidity. Choices:  1. Hawks complained for weeks about Clinton's underestimation. 2. Nobody complained about Clinton's underestimation. 3. American hawks made it a habit to complain about things.
Output: 2
Statement: The credibility of these two studies is further enhanced by the fact that they were subject to extensive reexamination and reanalysis by an independent scientific analysis team of experts compiled by the Health Effects Institute (Krewski et al. Choices:  1. The credibility of the two studies is enhanced by how they are subject to reexamination by government regulators. 2. The credibility of the two studies is decreased by how conflicting they are. 3. The credibility of the two studies is enhanced by how they are subject to reexamination. 
Output: 2
Statement: One of the most attractive postwar urban innovations in Japan is Sapporo's Odori Promenade, a broad green boulevard lined with flower beds, lilacs, and maples and with fountains down the middle, running east to west for a straight mile. Choices:  1. Sapporo's Odori Promenade, with its lush gardens, is one of the most beautiful innovations in Japan after the war. 2. Japan is set to demolish the Odori Promenade in Sapporo soon. 3. The Japanese built the Odori Promenade in Japan after the war of 1980.
Output: 2
Statement: It's pretty hard to say, `Never speak again. Choices:  1. If you push this red button all the people will stop talking forever. 2. The President may wish to, but cannot tell others to stop talking forever. 3. You can't actually tell some one to shut up permanently.
Output: 1
Statement: You have never lost? asked A'deem. Choices:  1. A'deem wonders if you have ever lost? 2. A'deem often wonders if you have ever lost. 3. A'deem never wonders if you have ever lost. 
Output: 3
Statement: and tell yeah well tell him that Bill Mayhood sell hi said hi Choices:  1. Do not tell him you spoke with Bill Mayhood. 2. Tell him Bill Mayhood said hi and I am looking forward to seeing him again. 3. Tell him that Bill Mayhood said hi.
Output: 1
Statement: Strategic Focus and Improved Management Controls Needed. Choices:  1. Only a few parts of the controls need improved. 2. There is no need for more strategic focus. 3. Improvement in management is needed.
Output: 2
Statement: The remaining 20 lawyers work either in the LSNY central office or in the two programs it directly  one for the elderly and the other for the poor in the Williamsburg and Brighton Beach sections of Brooklyn. Choices:  1. There are many central offices in Brooklyn and almost all of them are staffed by lawyers. 2. No lawyers are present in the LSNY offices because the program ended last year. 3. There are programs for the elderly and the poor in Brooklyn which are staffed by lawyers.
Output: 2
Statement: I fear that, if it meant avoiding widespread economic dislocations, most people would be happy to consummate their desire to commune with plants and animals with a visit to a golf course stocked with a few pandas and eagles. Choices:  1. I am confident that most people would be happy. 2. I really enjoy the golf course as it is very green. 3. I fear most people would be happy to consummate their desire to commune with plants and animals with a visit to a golf course.
Output: 1
Statement: But he is funny.  Choices:  1. He has a good sense of humor. 2. He is a good friend to hang out with. 3. He is dull and boring.
Output: 3
Statement: We are holding a follow-up forum on December 9, 2002 to discuss what actions have been taken by a variety of parties and those that remain in order to help restore public trust and confidence. Choices:  1. In December there will be a follow up forum. 2. On December 9, 2002 there will be a follow up forum to aid in restoring public trust. 3. In August we will hold a conference and talk about restoring public trust.
Output: 3
Statement: President Andrew Johnson, who became a leading figure in American politics. Choices:  1. Andrew Johnson was a president of the United States and he accomplished many things during his term. 2. Andrew Johnson was a prime minister of the United Kingdom. 3. Andrew Johnson was a president of the United States.
Output: 2
Statement: Both officials would lose the capability to determine whether claims under $75 were reasonable under the circumstances. Choices:  1. The new changes are likely to cause a backlog. 2. Both officials would no longer have the authority to decide if claims below $75 would be considered reasonable in the circumstances. 3. Neither official would lose the ability to decide if claims under $75 were reasonable in the circumstances.
Output: 3
Statement: oh just fine Choices:  1. decently 2. it's really bad 3. just fine, unless it rains
Output: 2
Statement: really huh i've never eaten dandelions now i've tried dandelion wine Choices:  1. I've never eaten dandelions, but i've tasted dandelion wine 2. I enjoyed the taste of dandelion wine. 3. I would never taste anything dandelion flavoured.
Output: 3
Statement: The Commission included a summary of its Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis. Choices:  1. There was a summary of the Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis included. 2. The Commission felt that the summary was necessary in order to make sense of the background of the decision. 3. The Commission didn't include a summary of its Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis.
Output: 3
Statement: Gail D'Onofrio noted that in this context, we use referral to mean sending a patient to a specialized treatment facility. Choices:  1. According to Gail D'Onofrio, in this case, referral means to forward a patient for specialized treatment. 2. With this context in mind, referral simply means pointing a patient towards another doctor in the same building. 3. A specialized treatment facility usually refers to consultants specializing in a particular type of surgery.
Output: 2
Statement: Israeli museums are usually modern, lively places. Choices:  1. Every single Israeli museum is contemporary and lively.  2. Most Israeli museums have a reputation for being dull and dated. 3. The museums in Israel are typically very lively and modern. 
Output: 2
Statement: but get up during every commercial and things like that and you'd be surprised at how much just that little bit adds up you know just gives you a little more activity so Choices:  1. You won't get any significant exercise by moving around during commercial breaks. 2. Small activities, like getting up during commercial breaks, add up. 3. Doctors recommend moving around during commercial breaks.
Output: 1
Statement: The Committee is providing guidance and information to Chief Financial Officers and managers in the 24 agencies covered by the CFO Act. Choices:  1. The Committee does not provide guidance at all.  2. The Committee provides guidance and information.  3. The Committee provides minimal guidance to the Chief Financial Officers. 
Output: 1
Statement: In exchange for this drudgery, the Jocks occasionally deign to nod in their general direction. Choices:  1. In exchange for the boring work, the Jocks nod to them on occasion. 2. The Jocks roll their eyes while watching them from the field. 3. The Jocks pay no attention to them and continue playing their game.
Output: 3
Statement: The shogunate had simply stuck Harris there to keep the dreaded Westerners away from the capital. Choices:  1. The shogunate had simply stuck Patrick there. 2. To keep the dreaded Westerners away from the capital, the shogunate had simply stuck Harris there. 3. Harris was supposed to scare away the Westerners.
Output: 1
Statement: It is a temple-like structure of twelve Corinthian columns, adorned with statues of Greek muses and goddesses. Choices:  1. The temple only contains buddha statues which were build in 1700. 2. There are two dozen greek statues inside the temple. 3. There are statues of Greek muses and goddesses inside the temple.
Output: 1
Statement: i like probably uh the Houston Rockets shocked me the the i think it was last year when they uh last last year they beat LA last year Choices:  1. I was shocked when the Houston Rockets beat L.A.; I think it happened last year. 2. L.A. has never lost to Houston.  3. The Houston Rockets beat L.A. last year. 
Output: 2
Statement: uh back to uh uh back to clothes i don't really i don't really have what you'd you'd think was an expensive wardrobe i mean some people are very very very clothes conscious uh Choices:  1. In terms of clothing, I have an average collection of clothing items. 2. I only buy designer clothes to fill my 5 walk-in closets. 3. I know some people are really into clothing, but I just have a simple wardrobe that isn't too expensive.
Output: 2
Statement:  The museum is compact enough to be covered in half an hour. Choices:  1. The museum is extremely large and takes an hour and a half to go through. 2. The museum is small to the point it can be all experienced within half an hour. 3. Though small, the museum has the most amazing art the island has to offer.
Output: 1
Statement: "No." Drew knew that sounded curt, but Oliveri ruffled him. Choices:  1. Drew knew it sounded curt because his answer was dry. 2. Drew was very polite and Oliveri was really nice to everybody. 3. Drew sounded discourteous but Oliveri had angered him.
Output: 2
Statement: they'll knock each others blocks off Choices:  1. They will hurt one another if given the chance. 2. They will hit one another. 3. They would never harm each other.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah huh for well the major problem with that is the jails are overcrowded Choices:  1. Overcrowded jails are a major problem. 2. It's not a problem that jails are overcrowded. 3. Overcrowded jails are a problem because we don't have the resources to handle them.
Output: 2
Statement: so where do you live Choices:  1. I know where you live. 2. Where do you live? In 73th ave? 3. Where do you live?
Output: 1
Statement: they don't have any college probably much at all and if we can't take it and use it easily well we how can you put that on like elderly people and Choices:  1. They most likely don't have any college at all. 2. They probably don't have and college education. 3. They definitely have an outstanding college education.
Output: 3
Statement: In response, the Americans, British, Dutch, and French combined forces to smash the Choshu fortified positions, and Britain retaliated for the assassination by practically leveling the town of Kagoshima in southern Kyushu. Choices:  1. The town of Kagoshima was almost entirely destroyed. 2. The Choshu positions were the only ones to survive the assault. 3. The Americans contributed the most troops to the offensive assault.
Output: 2
Statement: yes i keep saying when are they going to knock on my door and interview me they've talked to everybody else in the world Choices:  1. They're not going to knock on my door and ask to talk at this point. 2. They have a preferred candidate in mind already. 3. They've talked to everyone except for me.
Output: 1
Statement: Mr. Carter told me so." Choices:  1. I was told so by Mr. Carter. 2. Mr. Carter is my professor. 3. Mr. Carter didn't tell me so.
Output: 3
Statement: The American had announced his immediate departure, there would be no fear of running up against him. Choices:  1. The American announced that he would be leaving in a month. 2. The American had packed his things the night before. 3. The American said he would leave right away.
Output: 1
Statement: Having done so, they finally agree to marry but with  She has privacy, freedom to pursue her own life and friends, control over money, etc. Choices:  1. She had no interest in ever getting married. 2. They agreed to have three children during the course of their marriage. 3. Despite their eventual agreement to wed, she still had her own privacy, freedom and control.
Output: 1
Statement: absolutely yeah i used to have uh Chevy van it was a short van that had the the three fifty in it Choices:  1. The Chevy van I owned was really too short. 2. I once owned a Chevy short van that had a three fifty. 3. I don't believe that Chevy ever made vans.
Output: 3
Statement: As capital of Europe's fastest growing economy today, this new, self-assured Dublin is now very much a European city. Choices:  1. Ireland continues to be one of the slowest economies in Europe to date. 2. Ireland is considered one of the fastest growing economies in Europe. 3. The residents are thrilled by the ways in which Dublin has transformed itself into a European city.
Output: 1
Statement: Mayhem, family collapse, the occasional terrorist bomb, mad government policies, human platitudes--in this pleasant springtime of 1997, these, as Roth renders them, do seem to be everyone's favorite topics of conversation. Choices:  1. Mayhem is a common theme in everyone's topics of conversation.  2. Mayhem and terrorists bombs are never talked about in topics of conversations.  3. Mayhem and terrorist bombs are frequent topics of discussion for the enemies of Roth. 
Output: 2
Statement: to call it fiction (Gail Caldwell, the Boston Globe ). Choices:  1. Gail Caldwell doesn't describe things very well.  2. Gail Caldwell called it nonfiction 3. Gail Caldwell of the Boston Globe describes it as fiction.
Output: 2
Statement: In gentle contrast to the austere Italian Gothic exterior of the Palazzo Vecchio by Arnolfo di Cambio (architect of the Duomo), Vasari added ornate stucco and frescoes to the first inner courtyard for a Medici wedding in the 1560s (the palazzo served briefly as a Medici residence until they moved across the river to the Palazzo Pitti). Choices:  1. The Medicis lived in the palazzo for fifteen years before moving to the Palazzo Pitti. 2. Identical to the austere Gothic exterior, Cambio added frescoes to the courtyard. 3. Frescoes were added to the courtyard for a Medici wedding.
Output: 2
Statement: The austere little church of San Damiano dates to the 11th century. Choices:  1. The church of San Damiano was built in the year 2001. 2. The church was where the Pope Francisco was baptized.  3. The church of San Damiano was built in the 11th century.
Output: 1
Statement: I watched when we got on the open road. Choices:  1. I closed my eyes when we reached the road. 2. Once we got to the road, I watched. 3. I watched intently when we were safely on the open road.
Output: 1
Statement: I'd touched a nerve. Choices:  1. He wasn't bothered by it. 2. Talking about the cult had gotten under his skin. 3. I had upset him.
Output: 1
Statement: uh and and i would certainly support something like four to one or five to one or or you know maybe they want to get generous and make it three to one Choices:  1. I would be okay with four or five, even three, to one.  2. Maybe we'll get lucky and they'll make it a three to one basketball tournament.  3. I would protest against something like four or five to one. 
Output: 3
Statement: Figure 6.2 shows the boilermaker labor requirements out to 2010 assuming 32 GWe of scrubbers and 85 GWe of SCR installations are installed by 2005 and compares the demand to the supply of labor. Choices:  1. Figure 6.2 is the most comprehensive illustration of its kind. 2. A comparison of the demand to the supply of labor isn't shown in Figure 6.2. 3. The demand compared to the supply of labor is part of the illustration showed in Figure 6.2.
Output: 2
Statement: DEAR Mr. CARTER, Something's turned up that has given me a jar. Choices:  1. Something has upset me about what I just saw. 2. Something has upset me. 3. I feel fine about all that.
Output: 3
Statement: well it was nice talking to you i think i'm going to have to catch my daughter before she eats any more candy when i'm on the phone that's her sign that she can do what she wants to do Choices:  1. It was nice talking to you but I have to go stop my daughter from eating chocolate. 2. It was good speaking with you but I need to prevent my child from eating more sweets. 3. We can keep talking because my daughter is asleep in her bed right now.
Output: 3
Statement: What are our goals and how will we achieve them? Choices:  1. We don't need to accomplish anything because we have no goals.  2. How are we going to accomplish our goals?  3. What is our goal for expanding the city and when do we plan to achieve it by? 
Output: 1
Statement: After a few skirmishes and much negotiation, a peace agreement was reached. Choices:  1. After a number of battles and heated talks, peace was restored. 2. The agreement came into place after many skirmishes and little negotiation.  3. It took years before anyone was capable of negotiating a peace agreement.
Output: 2
Statement: One of observable attributes that is assumed to shift the household's demand Choices:  1.  One of observable attributes that is assumed not to shift the household's demand 2.  One of observable attributes that is assumed to shift the household's demand 3.  One of observable attributes that is assumed to shift the amount that each individual would like
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, when design engineers are designing the new product, they must identify its key characteristics so that manufacturing engineers can identify and control critical manufacturing processes. Choices:  1. Design engineers have to communicate frequently with manufacturing engineers. 2. Design engineers work on designing new products that manufacturing engineers build. 3. The work that design engineers does not affect manufacturing engineers' work.
Output: 3
Statement: A pavilion in the corner of the Jardins des Tuileries is home to the outstanding Walther-Guillaume Collection and Monet's renowned Nympheas (Water Lilies). Choices:  1. The pavilion is home to two important artist collections. 2. The pavillion does not host any artist collections. 3. The pavillion is home to many different types of artist collections.
Output: 2
Statement: He feels guilty about the death of his wife, Susan had replied when Jon mentioned it to her. Choices:  1. Susan said the man's wife had been murdered. 2. Susan said the man's wife had died. 3. Susan said the man had always been single.
Output: 3
Statement: You will find pretty tins of both types of biscuits for sale in the city, often decorated with city or highland scenes. Choices:  1. Both types of biscuits can be found in tins for sale in the city. 2. Only one type of biscuits can be bought in tins in the city. 3. The tins come in all sizes depending on how many biscuits you want.
Output: 2
Statement: nope i only heard about it Choices:  1. I  heard about it from my professor at school.  2. Nope, it was something I heard about. 3. I didn't hear about it. 
Output: 3
Statement: devolving decisionmaking authority. Choices:  1. delegating the right to make decisions.  2. delegating the power to authorize dam construction 3. Retaining the decision making rights
Output: 3
Statement: You manage. Muller made it more order than request as he left. Choices:  1. Take the day offer, I'll manage, said Muller. 2. Muller ordered him to supervisor as he left. 3. Muller had things to do so he needed someone to look after the place.
Output: 1
Statement: We are at one then, said Poirot, "for I, too, want to hang the criminal." Choices:  1. Poirot says he wants to hang the criminal, too, though only after a fair and complete trial.  2. Poirot says he wants to hang the criminal, too.  3. Poirot has expressed no interest in hanging the criminal. 
Output: 3
Statement: A splash of black blood streaked one cheek. Choices:  1. Both cheeks were splashed by black blood. 2. One cheek was splashed by black blood. 3. Demon blood streaked one cheek.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well it all depends on what the rapids are like Choices:  1. The rapids are always one way. 2. The rapids are usually stronger. 3. The rapids can vary on what they are like.
Output: 1
Statement: While many deaths from daily exposure to PM may occur in individuals with cardiovascular disease, studies have shown relationships between all cause mortality and PM, and between PM and mortality from pneumonia (Schwartz, 2000). Choices:  1. A constant exposure to PM may cause many deaths. 2. There isn't any relation between PM and mortality, is there? 3. PM might cause deaths because they are dangerous to patients.
Output: 2
Statement: uh a lot at at the store at at at or in record stores you'd Choices:  1. There are a lot at the record store. 2. There are a lot of those albums at the record store. 3. There aren't any at the record store.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the Costa Calida extending southwest beyond Cartagena has opened up to property development, you can still find quieter stretches of beach. Choices:  1. Costa Calida is northwest of Cartagena. 2. Costa Calida is southwest of Cartagena. 3. Costa Calida is southwest of Cartagena and there are new developments there.
Output: 1
Statement: As mapped, the track traveled directly through Helen Stewart's Las Vegas Ranch. Choices:  1. As shown on the map, the track went straight through the Las Vegas Ranch owned by Helen Stewart. 2. Helen Stewart's Las Vegas Ranch is a main attraction along this track.   3. The map shows that the track travels around Helen Stewart's Las Vegas Ranch.
Output: 3
Statement: Nobody knew whether there was life on Mars because, oddly enough, nobody had looked until now. Choices:  1. There was life on Mars. 2. Scientists have checked for life on Mars before. 3. If was unknown as whether their was life on Mars or not.
Output: 2
Statement: First you should know that I am proscribed as a duly registered virgin. Choices:  1. This isn't my first rodeo in a clown car. 2. I have been saving myself for the right person. 3. I think I'm obliged to tell you that I'm a virgin.
Output: 1
Statement: The poverty, for instance, does not create the sense of shame as it does for people who live in Western countries. Choices:  1. People in Western countries feel a sense of shame about their poverty. 2. Poverty in Western countries is shameful because it's made public. 3. Poverty doesn't create a sense of shame in any country.
Output: 3
Statement: Hemingway and I would carry the crates. Choices:  1. Hemingway refused to carry the crates. 2. Hemingway and I carried crates together many times. 3. I carried crates with Hemingway.
Output: 1
Statement: The  New Rome  soon achieved a preeminence in the Christian world that it would retain for 1,000 years. Choices:  1. The Christian world looked to Rome for guidance and leadership. 2. Rome failed to achieve a preeminence in the Christian world. 3. Rome would retain the preeminence that it obtained for 1,000 years.
Output: 2
Statement: oh mother macree no i should say not well i i sincerely hope that you don't have that terrible storm we had Choices:  1. I really hope don't get that really bad storm like us. 2. We lost power in the storm. 3. I hope the storm reaches you too. 
Output: 3
Statement: In his excellent book Watergate in American Memory , Michael Schudson well describes Safire's efforts to Watergateize Carter-administration scandals. Choices:  1. Michael Schudson failed to cover Safire's actions in his book. 2. Safire felt that the Carter administration's scandals had to be Watergateized in order to save political face. 3. Michael Schudson wrote a book titled Watergate in American Memory.
Output: 1
Statement: everybody has a specialty and so uh it's sort of it's it's sort of a high class potluck i guess you could say and uh it's wonderful it's uh uh i mean Choices:  1. Andrea's cheese dip is to die for. 2. We typically go to a restaurant. 3. It's a potluck, and everyone brings their specialty dish.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet, sanctions against China are not in the cards. Choices:  1. China won't get sanctions because America disagrees with that. 2. Most likely, China will not get sanctions. 3. The United States will be giving China sanctions.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well we can get a nickel a piece for any paper bags that we bring back to be reused Choices:  1. If the paper bags are four feet high, then they give us a dime for each one. 2. They pay us for every bag that we return. 3. They don't give us anything for the paper bags that we bring to be reused.
Output: 3
Statement: The Romans occupied this region in the first century a.d. , but there is very little evidence to show that they actually conquered it. Choices:  1. The Roman's occupation lasted many years before it was finally overthrown. 2. This region was without a doubt conquered by the Romans. 3. There is very little evidence to show that Romans actually conquered this region, even though they occupied it in the first century a.d.
Output: 2
Statement: Still a larger question  Why don't companies ever quit while they're ahead? Choices:  1. The big question is why don't companies quit when they are winning? 2. Shouldn't companies quit while they're ahead? 3. Does the house always win when it comes to companies?
Output: 3
Statement: okay okay well thank you very much Choices:  1. I don't appreciate what you have done. 2. Thank you for providing me with the items I need, 3. I appreciate what you have done.
Output: 1
Statement: Bailey received his bachelor's degree from the University of Indianapolis in 1978 and a jurisprudence doctorate from Indiana University-Indianapolis in 1982. Choices:  1. Bailey enjoyed his time at the University of Indianapolis more. 2. Bailey didn't earn a bachelor's degree from the University of Indianapolis. 3. Bailey's bachelor's degree was earned at the University of Indianapolis.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah that's true i never thought of it like that Choices:  1. I've never considered it in that way, it's true. 2. Not true, I've always thought that way about it. 3. I've never thought about science in that way.
Output: 2
Statement: They continued to sit in silence. Choices:  1. They sat quietly around the fire.  2. They stood around yelling at each other. 3. They were quiet as they sat. 
Output: 2
Statement: [Financial Accounting Standard Board, Statement of Financial Accounting Standard No. Choices:  1. The financial statement board wrote the standards. 2. The board for financial accounting. 3. The board of audits.
Output: 3
Statement: Tripp protests that she made the tapes to protect herself because Lewinsky was pressuring her to lie in the Paula Jones case. Choices:  1. Tripp did not protest at all.  2. The Paula Jones case lasted for two months. 3. Lewinsky was part of the Paula Jones case.
Output: 1
Statement: You will send a personal demand to me here, and the money, in notes, shall be sent by return of post. Choices:  1. You will ask for a lot of money.   2. Do not send me any notice and I will send money to you.   3. Send me a demand and cash will be sent back to you.
Output: 2
Statement: Igreja Matriz, the parish church, dates to 1430 but was rebuilt in 1639: It features a handsome Moorish-style ceiling. Choices:  1. Igreja Matriz dates to 1430 and was rebuilt in 1839. 2. Igreja Matriz is also home to a number of antiques and artifacts. 3. The parish church boasts a Moorish-style ceiling.
Output: 1
Statement: The king was happy to send the wine and figs, but would not, however, consent to Bindusara's last request. Choices:  1. The king accepted every one of Bindusara's requests. 2. The king was happy to comply with all but one of bindusara's requests.  3. Bindusara was being unreasonable. 
Output: 1
Statement: this is a little bigger than a teacup Choices:  1. This is about the size of a toaster. 2. This is larger than a mug. 3. This is the size of a thimble.
Output: 3
Statement: If this drags on for too long, and Iran (say) seems inexcusably obstinate, it can be judged noncompliant by a vote of convention members, and sanctioned accordingly. Choices:  1. Iran is stubborn in their stance and this can be a problem for them.  2. Iran seems like they are going to cooperate and will have a decision soon enough.  3. If Iran continues to do this, their diplomatic ties and embassies with other countries will be removed. 
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum about how much do they charge to do something like that do you know Choices:  1. Do you know how much it cost for something like that? 2. Do you know if they take down-payments for something like that? 3. I heard that they do that for free.
Output: 3
Statement: You can be easily suckered into just such another fight. Choices:  1. There will not be another fight. 2. There might be another fight after the first. 3. There might be another fight.
Output: 1
Statement: #NAME? Choices:  1. Hauling of materials and cleanup can be handled with the assistance of unskilled labor. 2. Only certified professional laborers can assist with hauling of materials and cleanup. 3. Skilled labor is still needed for parts of the jobs.
Output: 2