niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Robert Palmer's got some creative pretty creative videos videos out too Choices:  1. Robert Palmer's videos have been nominated for several awards. 2. Robert Palmer has released some inventive videos. 3. Robert Palmer's videos are boring and not creative at all.
Output: 3
Statement: No, no, no! cried Miss Howard wildly, flinging up her hands.  Choices:  1. Miss Howard silently mouthed her excitement, balling a celebratory fist under the table. 2. Miss Howard was distraught to finally hear the truth. 3. Miss Howard threw up her hands in defiance.
Output: 1
Statement: A spit of land reaches out south of the city acroseKingston Bay, sheltering the famous harbor. Choices:  1. A spit of land does not reach out south of the city of Kingston Bay. 2. A section of land reaches out south. 3. The piece of land has been conquered by the Spanish.
Output: 1
Statement: you know the same as a nursing home type of thing Choices:  1. It's nothing like a nursing home. 2. It's very similar to a nursing home. 3. The biggest difference is that the cost is much lower.
Output: 1
Statement: Only universal peace can mess things up now. Choices:  1. Universal peace will solve everything. 2. Universal peace can only be reached if everyone is dead. 3. Only universal peace can mess things up now.
Output: 1
Statement: DHS might consider new scientific and technical personnel tracks to encourage recruitment, retention and rewarding of individuals with critical knowledge, or Congress may wish to provide the new department with some limited term appointment authority. Choices:  1. DHS might not consider new scientific and technical personnel tracks to encourage recruitment 2. DHS might consider new scientific and technical personnel tracks to encourage recruitment. 3. DHS might consider new scientific techniques to sell drugs.
Output: 1
Statement: you want to start Choices:  1. you don't want to start 2. you would like to begin next winter 3. you would like to begin
Output: 1
Statement: Similarly, the express purpose of section 305 of IRCA was to secure the rights of H-2 agricultural workers under the specific contract under which they were admitted to this country. Choices:  1. Some of the agricultural workers are not from this country. 2. All the agricultural workers are originally from this country. 3. some of the agricultural workers are classified as aliens.
Output: 2
Statement: The inner sanctum of the temple was aligned so that the first rays of the sun on 21 February and 21 October would fall on the sacred barque deposited here and on the statues of four gods (Ptah, Amun, Ramses II, and Ra-Herekhty), though scholars are still not sure what was so propitious about these dates. Choices:  1. Scholars don't know why 21 February and 21 October were so important. 2. There was no particular alignment for the inner sanctum. 3. On certain dates the moon light would fall on the sacred barque.
Output: 2
Statement: He also honestly believes in his scripts. Choices:  1. He honestly believes in his scripts. 2. He does not believe in his scripts. 3. He believes in his scripts because they are well done. 
Output: 2
Statement: Pan isn't pretty. Choices:  1. It is not pretty. 2. Pan is not pretty. 3. It is pretty
Output: 3
Statement: This third purpose is important because audits done in accordance with GAGAS often are subject to review by other auditors and by oversight officials. Choices:  1. The other auditors can often be very strict in their reviews. 2. This purpose is important because of the possibility of it being reviewed by other auditors. 3. This third purpose isn't very important.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah we had a rabbit up until uh last summer and we gave him away because the girls lost interest in him and couple of them we're getting allergic to rabbits uh i uh we had a tough time deciding on a name so i named him uh Mister Tibbar and they wanted to know how i figured out that name and i said well it's rabbit spelled backwards Choices:  1. We had a brown rabbit.  2. We've never owned a rabbit.  3. We had a rabbit named Mister Tibbar. 
Output: 2
Statement: An old crone came to the village in a cart that practically fell apart as the dying mule who pulled it dragged it to a stop. Choices:  1. The cart and mule were in excellent shape. 2. The cart was falling apart. 3. The cart had been used for a very long time.
Output: 1
Statement: Estimated Steel Requirement for 500 MWe ACI System. Choices:  1.  Estimated Steel Requirement for 500 MWe ACI System. 2. Estimated Foam Requirement for 100 MWe ACS system. 3. The estimated steel requirement for the system is quite large, indeed.
Output: 2
Statement: After lunch, Lawrence drew me aside, and asked if I was going down to see him.  Choices:  1. Lawrence insisted I take a package there for him. 2. After lunch Lawrence went away with no indication of speaking to me. 3. After the midday meal, Lawrence took me aside and inquired if I planned on going down to see him.
Output: 2
Statement: The most fantastic show of all is Fantasmic!, an awesome interaction of special effects, animation, and performers. Choices:  1. The show Fantasmic! was known for its prevalent and masterful use of special effects. 2. No shows have ever really used special effects or animation effectively, and thus none have been noted for either of these aspects of production. 3. The show was largely aimed towards kids, as they tend to be the audience most entertained by the use of special effects.
Output: 2
Statement: convicted of it that that the the they're not even being charged with that appropriate i agree with you that that a person's heart can be changed Choices:  1. I don't believe that anyone truly changes. 2. Someone's heart can change. 3. I still think that they should be charged appropriately.
Output: 1
Statement: Hillary's rage that night was surely one of the most authentic sights ever shown on television, prompting the thought that, unlike the absurd Linda Tripp, both Clintons really are us, in our various phases--and incidentally that Hillary may be the only first lady in my lifetime (which goes back a bit) that one can even imagine being friends with. Choices:  1. Although it was unbecoming politically, Hillary's outrage made her seem relatable to a lot of women. 2. Hillary's rage that night made her believable, and showed us that the Clintons are similar to us--and approachable. 3. Hillary remained placid the entire time.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah they're t aking those up you can take them to the stores um like Kroger's doing it and i think Skaggs do you have those up there Choices:  1. Do you have the store Skaggs were you live? 2. Taking them up to Kroger's won't work. 3. Kroger and Skaggs are doing similar things.
Output: 2
Statement: There are also several open-air restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood. Choices:  1. Menu items include shrimp, crab, and clams. 2. The seafood restaurants are all limited to indoor seating. 3. There is more than one place where you can eat seafood.
Output: 2
Statement: But that wacky theory aside, the point for Lemann's book is  He brilliantly shows how the Protestant Establishment gave way to the educated elite. Choices:  1. Lemman wrote a book about the Protestant Establishment. 2. His book is a history of the Protestant Establishment. 3. Lemann's book is about how the Protestant Establishment overcame the educated elite.
Output: 3
Statement: The runner-up goat was Falcons Coach Dan Reeves, whose defeat at the hands of his former quarterback (Elway) and an assistant coach he fired seven years ago (Broncos Coach Mike Shanahan), made Reeves 0-4 in the Super Bowl. Choices:  1. Falcons Coach Dan Reeves was quite embarrassed when his team was defeated by his former quarterback and an assistant coach he had previously fired. 2. Falcons Coach Dan Reeves was happy when his team beat the team of his former quarterback, Elway. 3.  The Falcons lost to their coach Dan Reeves' former quarterback, Elway, and an assistant coach he had fired some years earlier.
Output: 2
Statement: Gods below, said San'doro. Choices:  1. The Gods were below the river. 2. San'doro said the Gods were below. 3. Gods above, said Jon.
Output: 3
Statement: (At least they said it was hers when Sophie R-C handed over a100,000 of Bill Gates' money.) Choices:  1. She did not handover Bill Gates' money. 2. They said it was hers. 3. It was hers.
Output: 1
Statement: how are things in your area in that respect Choices:  1. Who cares about what's going on where you are?  2. How's the winter going where you are?  3. How's everything where you are as far as that goes? 
Output: 1
Statement: The man scanned the room as the dark rider had scanned the tent city. Choices:  1. A man looked carefully around the room to make sure there was no one hiding. 2. A man looked carefully around the room. 3. A man walked into a room without paying any attention to what was going on.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't think we'd live Choices:  1. I do know think we would survive. 2. We were certain we would survive this. 3. We did not how much longer to live.
Output: 2
Statement: What about the children? Choices:  1. ... And the children? 2. We don't really care about the children, do we? 3. Don't you think the children should be protected from that?
Output: 2
Statement: However, the royal family's triumphant return three years later, with the rebellious nobles crushed, saw the monarchy stronger than ever. Choices:  1. The triumphant royal family saw the monarchy stronger than ever, in France. 2. The triumphant royal family saw the monarchy weaker than ever. 3. The triumphant royal family saw the monarchy stronger than ever.
Output: 2
Statement: Like the Holy Sepulchre in Jeru-salem, this church is too important to stay in the hands of one denomination, so it is administered jointly by Greek Orthodox, Armenian, and Franciscan priests. Choices:  1. The church is equally administered by the three denominations. 2. The Holy Sepulchre is administered only by one religious denomination. 3. The church is maintained by religious leaders of multiple sects.
Output: 2
Statement: and so um but he said no he was going to plant in the earth you know like he always has because he's always had a garden out in the country Choices:  1. He said he was going to plant things 2. He said he would plant a lot of things by the fence. 3. He said he wasn't planting anything.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh that one's kind of cute i'm real bad i got hooked on a soap opera when i was in college General Hospital Choices:  1. When I was getting my degree in chemical engineering, I got hooked in General Hospital, the soap opera. 2. I hate soap operas, I've never liked one. 3. I got hooked on General Hospital the soap opera when I was in college.
Output: 2
Statement: I don't want her going inside the head of a man like that. Choices:  1. I think what she's doing is great. 2. I don't think she should be going in there. 3. I don't think she should go in there alone.
Output: 1
Statement: We've seen this model before. Choices:  1. They were thrilled to see something new. 2. This have been already viewed. 3. They were bored.
Output: 1
Statement: It was there, at 15 minutes past midnight local time on 8 December 1941 (when it was still 7 December on the other side of the International Dateline in Hawaii) that Japanese troops landed from assault vessels on Sabak Beach (see page 97). Choices:  1. A Japanese landing force arrived in Hawaii in December, 1941. 2. Hawaii wasn't attacked until 1942 by the Japanese. 3. The Japanese attacked Hawaii at the end of 1941.
Output: 2
Statement: Can you not guess? asked Poirot, smiling.  Choices:  1. Poirot has never before smiled in his entire life. 2. Poirot has the ability to speak in English. 3. Poirot has shown to be fluent in many languages.
Output: 1
Statement: By 123 b.c. the Romans had pacified most of Spain and sent out an invading force. Choices:  1. Spain had originally had feuds with Rome, but the feuds were mostly resolved by 123 b.c. 2. Spain conquered Rome in 115 b.c. 3. Rome used Spain as a jumping-off point to begin invading Morocco.
Output: 2
Statement: which the government used private speakers to transmit information pertaining to its own program. Choices:  1. The government paid the speakers above the industry standard. 2. The government relied solely on newspaper advertisements to spread information. 3. Private speakers spread information about the government's program.
Output: 2
Statement: She wasn't afraid to embrace the more heartlessly grasping side of her character in My Best Friend's Wedding (1997), and her turn as a strange, Medusa-like seductress on a recent Law &amp; Order was a tour de force. Choices:  1. She adored the part she had in My Best Friend's Wedding as well as her Law & Order role. 2. She did not shy away from the movie role and she aced her role as a cunning seductress on an episode of Law & Order. 3. She has yet to land an acting job.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh after all that and i usually end up having to by the end of the day they're usually tired enough where one of them or the other needs a little push along the way and i'm sitting here trying to go my bike and push them too and Choices:  1. They are usually tired by the end of the day, and they need a little help. 2. They are still very energetic even at the end of the day. 3. After a few hours of the workout, they are tired, and need motivation.
Output: 2
Statement: people i don't know why i guess the cartoons and everything people grow up believing cats like fish the only reason they go after fish in a fishbowl is because it's moving it's something something to play with Choices:  1. Cats do not eat fish, but they like playing with fishbowls.  2. Cats only like to play with fish.  3. A fish in a fishbowl is exciting to a cat because it is moving. 
Output: 2
Statement: Madeira celebrates four major festivals, among the best times to visit the island if you don't mind crowds. Choices:  1. There are a few areas on the island that are not crowded during the festivals. 2. The best time to visit the island is during the celebration of the major festivals. 3. If you do not like crowds you should visit during the four major festivals.
Output: 3
Statement: What time are you supposed to return?" Choices:  1. When will you be back? 2. Will you be here in time for dinner?  3. I don't want you to return ever again. 
Output: 3
Statement: I guessed the door would be locked, but I didn't try it. Choices:  1. I assumed that the door was locked and bolted.  2. I knew that the door was unlocked.  3. I assumed that the door was locked. 
Output: 2
Statement: are probably are paid at a minimum wage and they just do they don't care as much and and like you said they're trying to make it the caretakers in some cases are trying to make easy on themselves Choices:  1. They just do not care as much, and as you said, they are trying to make it the caretakers in some cases. 2. We are sure, that they are paid five thousand dollars per month. 3. They are probably paid at a minimum wage, and they think they have no reason to care, because it's not worth their time.
Output: 2
Statement: West Communications, although we did not conduct comprehensive case studies at These entities. Choices:  1. Comprehensive case studies were not conducted. 2. Studies were conducted. 3. It was a mistake.
Output: 2
Statement: You call this tactic outrageous? Choices:  1. You think that this tactic is out of line? 2. This strategy may not work. 3. The tactic appears to be very outrageous. 
Output: 3
Statement: my neighbor let's see is Jewish and he's going through the i don't know Jewish League or something and helping a family that's come over from Russia Choices:  1. My neighbor is Muslim. 2. My neighbor is Orthodox Jew. 3. My neighbor is Jewish.
Output: 1
Statement: The artisans, tradespeople, and providers of entertainment (reputable and not so reputable) lived downtown on the reclaimed marshlands north and east, in the area still known as Shitamachi. Choices:  1. The only place where artisans, tradespeople and entertainers could live was in the marshlands to the north and east. 2. Artisans, tradespeople and entertainers were mostly all homeless. 3. The area known as Shitamachi was where artisans, tradespeople and entertainers lived.
Output: 2
Statement: He's always a nervous chap." 90 "His suggestion that his mother might have been poisoned accidentally by means of the tonic she was taking, that did not strike you as strange ”hein?" Choices:  1. He knows his mother was murdered. 2. The thinks his mother was poisoned by accidentally drinking a chemical. 3. He's always anxious.
Output: 1
Statement: The nonprofit has been barred from returning to its 90 Church St. headquarters, across from the World Trade Center site, because of environmental concerns. Choices:  1. There were environmental concerns that ended up causing an issue for the nonprofit corporation. 2. The nonprofit has been allowed to return to its headquarters despite the environmental concerns. 3. The nonprofit was working from its headquarters in New York.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon tested Adrin with a series of cuts. Choices:  1. Adrin passed the test when he never flinched. 2. Jon gave Adrin a test with a series of cuts. 3. Jon saw no need to test Adrin.
Output: 3
Statement: spend less i think we  well i think we give too much money away Choices:  1. I'm pretty sure I gave too much money away. 2. There is much money to be given away. 3. I need to stop giving all my money away.
Output: 2
Statement: In a way, it's Bradley's fault. Choices:  1. It was not Bradley's fault. 2. Bradley is at fault. 3. Bradley should have known better.
Output: 1
Statement: Hatfield made a spitting noise into the phone, and said that he knew the source chewed tobacco because he had spent time with him. Choices:  1. After making a spitting noise into the phone, Hattfield said that he knew the source chewed tobacco, because he had spent time with him. 2. Hatfield was a very nervous man. 3. Hatfield was bluffing about knowing the source.
Output: 3
Statement: In medieval times the High Croseof the Norman city, where decrees and notices of excommunication were read out, stood on the High Street. Choices:  1. Notices of excommunication were read out on Park Street. 2. Notices of excommunication were read out on Sundays only. 3. The High Cross of the Norman City was found on High Street.
Output: 1
Statement: There seemed to be a never-ending set of obstacles, said Patrick Pleas, an attorney with Northwest Justice Project.  Choices:  1. There was a never-ending set of obstacles. 2. There were no obstacles. 3. Patrick Pleas is an attorney with Northwest Justice Project.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh and Anderson Hunt all their uh their best players i think are graduating Choices:  1. None of their best players are graduating right now. 2. All their best players are graduating, specially the basketball ones. 3. All of their best players are graduating.
Output: 1
Statement: Part C contains provisions specifically for nitrogen oxides emission reductions. Choices:  1. Each emission type has its own part about it. 2. Reductions of nitrogen oxide emissions are in part C. 3. Part C applies to all hazardous emissions.
Output: 3
Statement: This document commits LSC to dramatically expand the impact of legal services programs throughout the nation by improving access to legal services among eligible persons while enhancing the quality of the services delivered. Choices:  1. The LSC is seeking to provide legal aid to as many of the less fortunate as it can. 2. LSC is seeking to provide access without regard to service quality. 3. Improved legal service accessibility is one of the LSC's commitments.
Output: 2
Statement: At the other end of the fortifications, the terrace of the Logis Royal (Royal Lodge) affords a delightful view over the village and the Indre Valley. Choices:  1. There is not much to see from the terrace of the Logis Royal. 2. The terrace is located at the southern end of the fortifications. 3. The terrace affords a delightful view over the village.
Output: 1
Statement: For purposes of this exercise, there are at least seven categories of costs and four benefits that might be reviewed. Choices:  1. For this exercise, there could be over seven categories of costs. 2. There are no more than six categories of costs to be reviewed for this exercise. 3. The last exercise of this kind had three benefits that were reviewed.
Output: 2
Statement: We formed an advisory group to assist with job design, our overall scope and methodology, and case study selection as well as to critique our research findings and comment on our draft report. Choices:  1. Forming an advisory group really helps an organization. 2. One of the goals of the advisory group was to critique the research conclusions. 3. We didn't form an advisory group because it would be a waste of time.
Output: 3
Statement: Even Yoffe's example of Julie Steele backfires on her. Choices:  1. Unfortunately, Yoffe's example of Steele worked against her. 2. Yoffe didn't take it very well when her Steele example backfired. 3. Yoffe's example worked very well in her favor.
Output: 3
Statement: Seventy percent of the companies had fewer than 1,000 employees, and the remainder had more. Choices:  1. 70% of companies had a workforce smaller than 1,000. 2. 70% of companies had a workforce smaller than 800. 3. 70% of companies had a workforce bigger than 1,000.
Output: 3
Statement: I shall sit up all night." A flash of relief showed before the lids descended once more. Choices:  1. He thought he would be awake all night but suddenly felt relief upon falling asleep. 2. He fell asleep for the night. 3. He did not fall asleep
Output: 3
Statement: In retrospect, Clinton appears to have shrewdly pitted the Ickes group against Morris as an exercise in the management style FDR called creative tension. Choices:  1. It appears that Clinton used a clever tactic that FDR called creative tension. 2. Clinton often used the management style called 'creative tension'. 3. Franklin Roosevelt never used the term 'creative tension'.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well that does make a difference uh Wisconsin had a very good reputation in uh computer science and engineering departments and i'm sure that helped uh helped me get job offers uh if you choose a school that's not well known or it does not have a very good curriculum in uh in the in those areas uh it could be difficult to uh make a career out of it Choices:  1. That's a very smart school to go to because you'll get lots of job offers. 2. I don't think choosing an obscure school is a good idea because they can have a bad curriculum or provide little opportunity to find work afterwards. 3. While Wisconsin is decent, Chicago is much better for career opportunities.
Output: 1
Statement: We want to sustain and grow private attorney engagement by giving volunteers the necessary tools and support. Choices:  1. The engagement of private attorneys is a constant concern. 2. Providing volunteers with support is useful for the purposes of sustaining engagement with private attorneys. 3. We're looking to decrease engagement from private lawyers.
Output: 3
Statement: Natalia didn't comment, though her expression was even more dour than usual. Choices:  1. Natalia was almost always quiet and sad. 2. Natalia was quiet and sad. 3. Natalia was happy and excited.
Output: 3
Statement: Triangulation Assurance that reasons given for events properly reflect influences from many different sources Choices:  1. Triangulation reveals the influence of different sources on an event 2. It is unlikely that an event would be influenced by only one source, so triangulation is used to find and reflect the many different sources that influence the event. 3. There is no way to properly reflect the influence of many different sources on an event.
Output: 3
Statement: At least it looked like a cigarette. Choices:  1. I am familiar with cigarettes.  2. It looked nothing like a cigarette.  3. It was fortunate that it look similar to a cigarette. 
Output: 2
Statement: An admission fee is charged (good for a free drink and chips in the amount of admission); you will need to take your passport if you wish to do more than hit the ground-level slot machines (the real gambling is upstairs). Choices:  1. People often times forget to bring their passport with them to the casino. 2. You do not get a free drink nor chips with admission. 3. Your passport is needed if you want to do serious gambling.
Output: 2
Statement: Then I got stuck in Egypt till the Armistice happened, kicked my heels there some time longer, and, as I told you, finally got demobbed. Choices:  1. Then I got stuck in Egypt till the Armistice happened and I went into hiding with an Egyptian family until I finally got demobbed. 2. I stayed in Egypt for a while after the Armistice happened, but eventually was demobbed. 3. I was out of Egypt long before the Armistice happened.
Output: 3
Statement: Lola Thigh sang and preformed nightly at a venue of Klepacki's major competitor, also a Klepacki (don't confuse these two, the fact that both had the same last name was purely coincidental, and besides, the other one had a different first name - Jacek). Choices:  1. thigh was a singer and magician. 2. Thigh was a bookie. 3. Thigh sang every night in a club.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah i have a i had a friend in college from Strasbourg Choices:  1. A college friend of mine lived in Strasbourg. 2. Strasbourg makes the best beer in the world. 3. My college friend lives in a zoo.
Output: 3
Statement: Barik's sword clattered to the ground. Choices:  1. Barik dropped his sword because he was injured. 2. Barik dropped his sword. 3. Barik held his sword and swung it.
Output: 3
Statement: Their kidnapping of Miss Tuppence is the countermove to your escape. Choices:  1. Miss Tuppence was kidnapped to counteract your attempt to escape. 2. The kidnapping was necessary in order to make a statement. 3. Miss Tuppence wasn't kidnapped by them or anyone else.
Output: 3
Statement: At that time, we will send copies to the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Ranking Minority Member of the Joint Economic Committee. Choices:  1. This report details operational details for several agencies. 2. Only the chairman of the Joint Economic Committee will be provided with a copy. 3. Several members of the Joint Economic Committee will receive copies.
Output: 2
Statement: This installation includes designing, fabricating, and installing the control technology. Choices:  1. This installation includes installing the technology into the factory. 2. This installation does not include installing the technology. 3. This installation includes installing the technology.
Output: 2
Statement: Since last week's murder of a New York abortion doctor, Schumer's people have subtly tried to connect the anti-abortion D'Amato with the extremist right-to-lifers. Choices:  1. Schumer's people have sung D'Amato's praises as they proclaim his innocence.  2. Schumer's people don't believe D'Amato had anything to do with it and are playing politics. 3. Extremist right-to-lifers are believed responsible for the killing of a doctor.
Output: 1
Statement: But there's no doubt he can throw light on one or two obscure points in young Beresford's letter. Choices:  1. The letter was perfectly clear on all points so we don't need his information. 2. There are ambiguous points made in the letter Beresford wrote. 3. Beresford is dead and so he can't explain this himself.
Output: 1
Statement: But I think I will only ask them to go." Choices:  1. They aren't welcome at this party. 2. I'll just suggest they leave. 3. I am thrilled they are here.
Output: 3
Statement: His shout was drowned in the roar of the motor. Choices:  1. His words were incomprehensible because of the engine. 2. He was perfectly audible over the slight rumble. 3. He tried to stop the car.
Output: 2
Statement: I thought you were dead! he somehow gasped. Choices:  1. I knew you were alive! 2. I had no idea that you had survived! 3. I thought you had died!
Output: 1
Statement: The cliff road ends at the Victorian-era Old Lighthouse, which still protects ships passing this rocky promontory. Choices:  1. The Old Lighthouse was torn down and replaced. 2. The Old Lighthouse helps ships to not run into the cliff. 3. The Old Lighthouse was built for the royalty to live in.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, no. Choices:  1. I don't want it. 2. Yes. 3. No thank you.
Output: 2
Statement: The editors of the Baffler , a little magazine of cultural criticism, have coined an extremely handy term to describe the spirit of stores like Restoration Hardware and Trader Joe' Commodify your dissent. Choices:  1. The baffler have never coined any new terms.  2. The Baffler is a liberal magazine that criticizes capitalism. 3. The Baffler is a little magazine of cultural criticism.
Output: 1
Statement: it is kind of expensive it is of course the chemicals themselves when you buy them they're expensive too Choices:  1. The chemicals are cheap. 2. The chemicals are expensive, but worth it. 3. The chemicals are expensive.
Output: 1
Statement: Part III of this report analyzes applicable law and applies it to the findings in Part II. Choices:  1. The report is extremely lengthy.  2. The report analyzes applicable law within it.  3. This report does not include analyzing applicable law. 
Output: 3
Statement: right that's interesting Choices:  1. That is quite boring. 2. Right, that is fascinating. 3. That is the most interesting thing I've ever seen.
Output: 1
Statement: no i i really can't either Choices:  1. I really can't either because I don't have the time. 2. Yes, I can absolutely do that. 3. I also can't do that.
Output: 2
Statement: think of the worst well now it might be hard but think of the the worst person that's been on the show uh-huh in in the past two years besides Rosalyn she's dead and gone Choices:  1. Rosalyn died in a horrible accident.  2. Think of anyone from the show but the dead girl.  3. Think of Rosalyn and only Rosalyn, always. 
Output: 3
Statement: When the Roman legions marched into England, they made their way steadily northward until they met with the might of the Scottish Picts. Choices:  1. The Roman legions had a war with the Scots. 2. The Roman legions never entered English lands. 3. The Roman legions were conquered by the Scottish warriors.
Output: 2
Statement: Dave made no protest. Choices:  1. Dave was cornered and made no attempt to protest. 2. Dave protested heavily. 3. Dave didn't protest.
Output: 2
Statement: The journey usually takes three hours, even longer when short stretches of the river dry up, forcing passengers to walk along the riverbank while the boatmen push the launch through the shallows. Choices:  1. The travel time can be longer than three hours depending on conditions. 2. The journey is arduous 3. The river never dries up
Output: 3
Statement: Lois Gould was writing about ready-to-wear fashion, which tends to be dealt with all the more hysterically (see Robert Altman's film Prat-a-Porter ) for there being huge amounts of money at stake in the success or failure of its collections. Choices:  1. She worked for Vogue and Vanity Fair magazine. 2. There is almost no financial investment in ready to wear fashion. 3. Gould was a fashion writer.
Output: 2
Statement: Instead, Intel makes real things. Choices:  1. Intel makes actual things instead. 2. Intel makes fake things instead. 3. Intel makes actual things instead, accoding to the news.
Output: 2
Statement: The Explorer was glad enough for those few minutes. Choices:  1. The Explorer was upset they didn't get any time to see. 2. The Explorer was happy to have a few moments. 3. The Explorer was glad to get a few minutes to look around the new area.
Output: 1
Statement: Without rust after 1600 years worth of monsoon, this monument to the Hindu god Vishnu is said to have special if you stand with your back against it and completely encircle it with your arms no mean feat good luck is yours for the rest of the day. Choices:  1. After years of monsoons, the monument is now covered in rust. 2. You will actually have bad luck if you encircle the monument. 3. It is believed that you will have good luck if you encircle the monument to Vishnu.
Output: 1
Statement: Dash it all, Evie, I can't haul him down to the local police station by the scruff of his neck. Choices:  1. I'm going to haul him to the local police station by the scruff of his neck. 2. I do not have the ability to get him to the local police station by the scruff of his neck. 3. I do not wish to deliver him to the local police station.
Output: 1
Statement: Customs Service. Choices:  1. There are no customs services. 2. There are over thirty customs services. 3. There are customs services.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't, said Jon. Choices:  1. Jon said he certainly did love the girl. 2. Jon denied having feelings for the girl. 3. Jon denied it.
Output: 1
Statement: It was past seven o'clock when a small boy told them that "t'   Choices:  1. Seven o'clock had passed when the little boy said that "t' 2. It was past eight o'clock when a small boy told them that "t' 3. It was barely quarter past five when a small boy told them that "t'
Output: 3
Statement: no because that all wears off Choices:  1. No, it is permanent and it does not fade off. 2. It takes a few moments for that to go vanish. 3. No, since that all fades away.
Output: 1
Statement: It was burned down by a fanatical young monk in 1950, rebuilt in 1955 as an exact replica of the original structure, and renovated in 1987 with a brand new gold-foil covering. Choices:  1. This church was built in 1950 and the original fixtures remain in pristine condition to this day. 2. The monk was convinced that the church had become corrupted by Pagan influences, and saw fit to destroy such a hive of heresy. 3. This building has gone through several cycles of being destroyed and restored to glory.
Output: 1
Statement: huh i remember Choices:  1. I don't remember. 2. I recall your birthday. 3. I recall.
Output: 1
Statement: The Uniform Individual Accident and Sickness Policy Provision Law (UPPL), a model law drafted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) in 1947, provides insurers with this right. Choices:  1. Insurers require regular lobbying and advocacy by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners during the development of public policy in order to stay in business and continue to serve the public in a sustainable way, they have to ensure their own legal rights and mitigation of risks from excess liability.   2. Insurers have no legal rights or protection, the laws proposed for them will never pass, because individuals and the economy could easily function without insurers since they are expendable.  3. Insurers have legal rights according to the Uniform Individual Accident and Sickness Policy Provision Law (UPPL) drafted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. 
Output: 2
Statement: Many on both sides anticipate that the Democratic primary of 2000 will be a showdown, with Dick Gephardt representing the old Dems and Al Gore standing in for the new. Choices:  1. The Democratic party of 2000 presented a unified front in opposing the Republicans. 2. They expected the new Democrats to finally dethrone the older vestiges of the party. 3. The Democratic primary of 2000 was expected to be a clash between the older and newer sects of the party.
Output: 1
Statement: but other than that that's the only fall back you know because the winds change he goes the other direction and and we we have to follow him around you know Choices:  1. It is hard to predict where he would go next. 2. The biggest advantage is that the wind never changes direction. 3. That's the only disadvantage, because the wind shifts.
Output: 2
Statement: You don't need to play Mike Wallace and demolish Leuchter on camera. Choices:  1. You could be friendlier and more logical on camera. 2. Leuchter does not need for you to destroy him on camera. 3. You should act like Mike Wallace on camera.
Output: 3
Statement: GAO will do work without a written request only if the work involves limited technical assistance that can be completed within 5 staff days, such as providing briefings on prior work or readily available information. Choices:  1. GAO won't do any work without a written request under any circumstances. 2. GAO is willing to do work that is unaccompanied by a written request. 3. GAO feels that this is the solution that's most considerate to staff.
Output: 1
Statement: right and i have i mean i've seen some change like i know um when i was young most mothers pretty much were housewives and stayed at home with the kids and to me it seems like Choices:  1. I didn't see a lot of mothers staying at home with their kids when I become older. 2. When I was young, mothers were only housewives and staying at home with the kids. 3. Do some mothers decide to change and have a career?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah well when my sister oh when my sister had her first uh child my niece and this is we're talking fifteen years ago i was it was my last year of college Choices:  1. I learned a lot about children from that experience. 2. My sister never had children, I learned about that when I was in the first year of college. 3. Yes, well, when my sister had her first child, and this was fifteen years ago, it was my first year of college.
Output: 2
Statement: By specifically recognizing the services covered by the AICPA's SASs and SSAEs, we have proposed clarifying what in fact was intended by this term, but not always understood by the users of GAGAS. Choices:  1. The users of GAGAS refuse to take the time to understand the term. 2. We will recognize the services covered by the AICPA's SASs and SSAEs. 3. The users of GAGAS have always understood this term.
Output: 3
Statement: The smell of burning cedar brought back memories of a childhood long lost. Choices:  1. The smell of oak reminded them of a vacation they had once. 2. The smell of cedar brought back fond memories. 3. Cedar is an aroma that evokes memories of childhood.
Output: 1
Statement: First, we don't know that Maxwell would have found another  Without Joan, he might have struck out that night. Choices:  1. We don't know that Maxwell would have done it without anyone else. 2. We don't know that Maxwell would have found another wife without help. 3. We know that Maxwell would have done it without 
Output: 3
Statement: you can uh you can get and i know when my children were younger um we found a lot of really nice tapes that they that they liked um there was an Agape music group and um i some of the songs i still find going over in my head over and over again because they were really um very memorable even though my children are now my youngest is almost sixteen but i still find some of the same tapes i uh some of the same songs from those tapes i enjoy Choices:  1. They never listened to any tapes as youth.  2. They enjoyed listening to many of them.  3. They had many tapes when they were younger. 
Output: 1
Statement: my God i can't imagine Choices:  1. I can't even imagine but its feasible. 2. I can easily imagine that. 3. My gosh, I can't even imagine.
Output: 2
Statement: Her wrist broke when I grabbed her and threw her over her large oak table. Choices:  1. I snapped her wrist in three places. 2. She ran away before I could touch her. 3. I hurt her wrist.
Output: 2
Statement: The FCC promulgated this rule under the notice and comment procedures of 5 U.S.C. Choices:  1. FCC eradicated this rule enforced BY 5 U.S.C. last year. 2. The FCC followed 5 U.S.C.'S guidelines when they promoted this rule. 3. The FCC'S rule was effectively made known with the help of 5 U.S.C.
Output: 1
Statement: Democrats say Republicans who accuse Clinton of wagging the dog are deliberately aiding and comforting the enemy. Choices:  1. Democrats say Republicans are doing what they intended, in this occasion. 2. Democrats say Republicans are doing a counterproductive action in this occasion. 3. Democrats say Republicans are doing a counterproductive action in this occasion, since they didn't think carefully about it.
Output: 1
Statement: um we usually go pitch a tent and we stay out there for the weekend or um for the week matter of fact i think we're going to go again in in May Choices:  1. We usually go out for a week or so.  2. We usually just use a tent.  3. We never really go out. 
Output: 3
Statement: when i do um crochet it's usually the lacy Victorian type Choices:  1. There are different types of crochet. 2. I'm not aware of any types of crochet. 3. I only do three types of crochet.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1869 Y okohama became an international port, and the burgeoning international community quickly spread beyond its confinement to the high ground still known today as the Bluff. Choices:  1. There is no specific area for the international community around the port. 2. Foreign visitors gathered on the high ground referred to as the Bluff. 3. The Bluff was abandoned before the port was opened.
Output: 1
Statement: but there's still a problem that uh the shade from the trees just uh grass cannot grow Choices:  1. It is hard for grass to grow in the shade of trees. 2. Grass grows really well under in the shade of trees. 3. Tree leaves tend to acidify the soil, which is bad for grass.
Output: 2
Statement: Another example is authenticity; another, realism. Choices:  1. Two examples are authenticity and realism. 2. The best example is authenticity, but realism is another example. 3. The only example is authenticity.
Output: 3
Statement: Bauerstein was saying yesterday that, owing to the general ignorance of the more uncommon poisons among the medical profession, there were probably countless cases of poisoning quite unsuspected." Choices:  1. Medical professionals should be trusted implicitly, as they have all the knowledge they need, especially in matters of poisons.   2. Many murder cases were overlooked, as medical professionals did not have the knowledge to claim a subject had been poisoned.  3. Due to medical professionals being uninformed about many poisons, there were many instances where poisoning cases went undetected. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah i i use they they they have all these neat phrases you know you know you know like critically acclaimed that's what they when the thing hasn't won any award Choices:  1. They have phrases to describe good shows and the show they were putting on used all of them. 2. They didn't have a way to describe it. 3. They have phrases to describe good shows.
Output: 2
Statement: They lowered their Gauntlets and fixed me with suspicious expressions. Choices:  1. Still concerned by my presence, they put their weapons away. 2. They began shooting at me. 3. They turned off the lazers on their Gauntlets and wearily approached me.
Output: 2
Statement: that raises questions about how thoroughly evolution explains everything, argues Bill Kristol. Choices:  1. Evolution has been thoroughly examined and explained.  2. Evolution has questions that need to be answered.  3. It raises questions on the validity of evolution. 
Output: 1
Statement: Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the ruling. Choices:  1. The ruling was submitted to the Circuit Court of Appeals. 2. The ruling was not presented to the Circuit Court of Appeals. 3. The lawyers had an inkling that the Circuit Court of Appeals would overturn the ruling.
Output: 2
Statement: I remembah dat day jes lak it was yestiday. Choices:  1. I remember the day like it was yesterday.  2. I have a speech impediment.  3. I do not remember that day at all. 
Output: 3
Statement: But the big things matter too, and if economists try to pretend that they don't, one of these days they are going to get stomped on. Choices:  1. Nothing actually matters. 2. Economists pretending will cause problems. 3. Economics are hard to understand if you aren't educated.
Output: 1
Statement: He is a man of unflappable ignorance who, despite the round-the-clock presence of his librarian wife, remains all but illiterate. Choices:  1. He is a very intelligent person and an avid reader. 2. He is not bright and is basically illiterate. 3. He might be smart, but he cannot read.
Output: 1
Statement: A later duke (another Philippe) added apartments above the arcades, along with two theaters (one now the venerable Comedie Franaaise), shops, gambling houses, and fashionable cafes. Choices:  1. The apartments above the arcades and two theaters were added on to the original structure.   2. Gambling houses and gambling are outlawed in the region. 3. The Comedie Francaise has been a tennant of the theater since its completion. 
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah i talked to one we're not on the subject of course i talked to one i think he had a whole bunch of calls he had a roommate that had calls and everything he had way more twice as many calls as as i've made uh Choices:  1. I talked to about ten, all with no roommates. 2. His roommate had begun to smuggle drugs into his house. 3. I talked to one who had a roommate who uses the phone.
Output: 1
Statement: like uh uh recently i was reported as having JC Penney accounts and i don't so i called JC Penney and i said uh i just wanted to let you know that the credit agency you're using is incorrectly reporting the information that you're providing to them and they say uh-huh because they really don't want to pay for services that's not being done properly either so then they can call Choices:  1. It said I had no accounts. 2. It said I had an account with JCP that I closed years ago. 3. It said I had a JCP account.
Output: 1
Statement: and they didn't really know it it was a real nice late model car real pretty on the outside but they couldn't keep tires on it it kept eating the tires Choices:  1. The tires didn't last long because the car was old. 2. The car was rather nice looking from the outside. 3. The car was an eyesore and aesthetically unpleasing.
Output: 3
Statement: Across-study variation can result from two possible causes. Choices:  1. The study deviation comes from one cause. 2. The study variation comes from two possible causes at any one time. 3. It can result from two likely causes.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, they questioned the cost/benefit of requiring that the fair value of stewardship property transferred to state and local governments be determined and reported. Choices:  1. State and local governments face no regulations or restrictions and may do as they please. 2. State and local governments may face scrutiny when it comes to financial matters. 3. Fair value of stewardship amongst other financial things, are often questioned.
Output: 1
Statement: The latter replied to it: "Washed up on the Yorkshire coast near Ebury. Choices:  1. The latter knew something had washed up on the Yorkshire coast. 2. It wasn't often that things would wash up on the Yorkshire coast. 3. Nothing had washed up on the coast near Ebury.
Output: 3
Statement: 2) The FBI warned six members of Congress last year that China had targeted them for illegal campaign donations through foreign companies. Choices:  1. Congress investigated the FBI for illegal campaign cookies. 2. Six members of congress took in millions of illegal campaign donations. 3. Some members of Congress were warned by the FBI.
Output: 1
Statement: An area in which pro bono work has surged is among another traditionally unpopular and vastly under-represented  immigrants. Choices:  1. The surge in pro bono work is in response to extra legislation targeting visa applicants. 2. Immigrants have experienced a surge in pro bono legal assistance. 3. There is a sharp decline in the level of pro bono work offered to immigrants.
Output: 3
Statement: Horse knowledge seems to run in your family. Choices:  1. Not one person in your family knows anything about horses. 2. Your family is the one that people with horse troubles turn to for advice. 3. Your whole family seems to know a lot about horses.
Output: 1
Statement: By the way, you've not had a young lady here asking for this key to-day?" The woman shook her head. Choices:  1. The woman was asked if a young lady had asked for the key earlier. 2. In fact the young lady had, but the woman didn't wish to answer the question. 3. The woman was asked if a young man had asked for the key the previous week.
Output: 3