niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: so uh the only uh i guess the the big discussion just kind of what you were mentioning has been the color we ended up with our our living and dining room are now uh kind of a a light peach color with uh and it's got all the old original hardwood trim and stuff so we've got the trim in kind of uh kind of an off-white and this is really the first uh interior painting project that i've attacked  and it's it's been uh it's been something else  to say the least we we had the same type of situation uh the walls were uh uh well they weren't the color difference wasn't so bad but uh there was semigloss underneath Choices:  1. We painted our living room and dining room a light peach color and painted the trim in off white. 2. We painted our living room and dining room a light peach color and painted the trim in off white, it has been a lot of work.  3. We painted our living room and dining room a dark blue color and painted the trim in black, it has been a lot of work. 
Output: 3
Statement: Budget flexibility declines drastically so that by 2050, net interest on the debt would absorb roughly half of all federal revenue. Choices:  1. Federal revenue can be increased as per the demand.  2. There are other factors responsible for increasing debts. 3. Federal revenue has been under the threat of increasing debt.
Output: 1
Statement: sad but we cannot save them we you know okay we can save one Choices:  1. We are happy that we can save all of them. 2. We want to save them all but we can't. 3. We can save one but we can't save them all.
Output: 1
Statement: Some of these differences are described in the final section of this guide. Choices:  1. Some of these differences are described on the website provided 2. Some of these differences are described in the final section of this guide. 3. All of these differences are described in the final section of this guide.
Output: 3
Statement: no but i mine is not as good as a PC uh Choices:  1. Mine doesn't compare to a PC. 2. This is so much better than a PC. 3. No one owns an Amiga anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah it was it was annoying one one half of the starter was you know three bolts on the starter and two of them were American and one of them was metric Choices:  1. One was metric and the other two were American. 2. All three of the bolts were metric. 3. The American system is much easier to use than the metric system.
Output: 2
Statement: Columbus named the island after St. Martin on that saint's feast day in 1493, or did he? Choices:  1. Columbus had help in naming the island, St. Martin. 2. St Martin Island was named by Columbus in 1493. 3. Napoleon named the island St. Martin.
Output: 3
Statement: oh torn apart oh yeah Choices:  1. No, completely together. 2. Yes, he was torn apart after he got back from the war. 3. Yes, torn apart.
Output: 1
Statement: 16 Benchmarking is a critical part of an effective improvement program because it helps an organization identify outstanding levels of performance that have actually been achieved. Choices:  1. Benchmarking is a critical part of an effective improvement program  2. Benchmarking is a webapplication used by companies 3. Benchmarking is a very useless part of an effective improvement program 
Output: 3
Statement: HCFA declined to accept the one commenter's suggestion that it require mass distribution of the Important Message from Medicare to beneficiaries while they are healthy and do not have plans to be hospitalized. Choices:  1. The HCFA has never once declined a commenter's suggestion.  2. The HCFA will review all messages to determine if they are important or not. 3. HFCA has declined to accept a single person's suggestion.
Output: 1
Statement: There are more than 40 beaches in Hong Kong that are free to the public. Choices:  1. Hong Kong has more than 40 public beaches. 2. Only 40 beaches in Hong kong can be accesses by the public. 3. Hong Kong only has private beaches.
Output: 3
Statement: You can't fuel real economic growth with indiscriminate credit. Choices:  1. You can't encourage growth if you have bad credit. 2. You can't encourage growth if you have bad credit and can't borrow money. 3. You can encourage growth if you have bad credit.
Output: 3
Statement: This is my specially sharpened scimitar, and it's off with your head if I'm at all displeased with you!' Miss Cynthia, she was what they call an Apache, or some such name ”a Frenchified sort of cut-throat, I take it to be.  Choices:  1. She had an incredibly sharp scimitar that she used to decapitate people. 2. Miss Cynthia was an executioner. 3. Miss Cynthia's scimitar was blunt and couldn't cut through paper.
Output: 3
Statement: How the hell am I supposed to fix this? Choices:  1. How am I supposed to make this worse? 2. How am I supposed to make this better? 3. How am I supposed to make this feud better?
Output: 1
Statement: Above the first 20 billion pieces, less attractive mail begins to presort and the postal service's costs at the margin undoubtedly begin to increase. Choices:  1. Some of the mail that the postal service deals with is less attractive. 2. The postal service's costs will always decrease. 3. The postal service deals with 30 billions items of mail every year.
Output: 2
Statement: Gottlieb, who was vacationing in New Zealand, asked his secretary to check it out. Choices:  1. Gottlieb was on vacation. 2. Gottlieb was on vacation when his secretary called him seven times. 3. Gottlieb was on vacation and didn't bother with work.
Output: 3
Statement: But too often downsizing means what it has in the Union Pacific  fewer people doing more work. Choices:  1. Downsizing in the Union Pacific leads to unsafe working conditions. 2. Downsizing in the Union Pacific leads to fewer people doing more work. 3. Downsizing in the Union Pacific leads to more people doing less work.
Output: 3
Statement: well he's got a lot of business smarts though Choices:  1. This person has good business know how. 2. He went to the Wharton is much smarter than Donald Trump. 3. The guy is a terrible businessman.
Output: 3
Statement: Ask not whether your candidate is worthy of you, but whether you are worthy of your candidate. Choices:  1. Ask if you are worthy of your candidate. 2. Ask only if your candidate is worthy of you. 3. Your candidate is worthy of you.
Output: 2
Statement: In short, the record is clear that H-2A workers are unlikely to raise legal claims before the end of their employment contract, that they are required to leave the United States at the end of their contracts, that many of their claims arise after their departure, and that legal proceedings cannot be completed before they depart. Choices:  1. These visa holders make legal complaints so they can stay in the country longer. 2. It is easy to quickly wrap up these legal claims. 3. Most of these employees wouldn't bring up any legal issues until their contracts are up.
Output: 2
Statement: And all this business fiddles out. Choices:  1. There were many reasons the business fiddled out. 2. The business died out. 3. The business was booming.
Output: 3
Statement: Shopping never ends there's always another inviting spot just down the street. Choices:  1. The shops all sell different things to entice buyers. 2. There is always another spot to go shopping just further down the street. 3. After a few shops, there is nothing else to do there.
Output: 3
Statement: If they caught me now they'd  " Her eyes opened wide and staring. Choices:  1. She opened her eyes widely. 2. She never opened her eyes. 3. Her eyes were constantly staring.
Output: 2
Statement: Szwed stresses the musician's affiliations with a powerful current of black American prophecy. Choices:  1. Szwed ignores the influence of black American prophecy on the musician. 2. Szwed also sees a correlation between black music and political involvement. 3. Szwed emphasizes a musician's relationship with African American prophecy. 
Output: 1
Statement: It's more publicly renowned, however, as the setting where Julia Roberts' and Richard Gere's characters found love in the film Pretty Woman. Choices:  1. The setting for the film, Prety Woman, is an upscale hotel. 2. Pretty Woman was filmed on the Pacific Coast Highway. 3. The film,Pretty Woman, starred Julia Roberts.
Output: 2
Statement: But the TV-Internet disclosure disparity is hard to justify in principle and points to potential abuses down the road. Choices:  1. The program may lead to abuse. 2. There were no foreseen risks. 3. They were aware of the issues that could arise.
Output: 2
Statement: well uh i've noticed some changes over the past uh thirty years Choices:  1. I've seen a lot of changes since he took over thirty years ago.  2. Things have been totally untouched this whole time.  3. Over the past thirty years, I've seen some changes. 
Output: 2
Statement: A city living with one eye open to the future prevents life here from ever being boring, and also attracts tourists by the millions to experience the Las Vegas life, if only for a few glittering moments. Choices:  1. Las Vegas attracts millions of tourists every year. 2. Las Vegas is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. 3. There is little tourism in Las Vegas.
Output: 3
Statement: English defeat at Bannockburn in 1314 heightened the tension. Choices:  1. The English were victorious at Bannockburn in 1314. 2. In 1314, the English were beaten at Bannockburn. 3. The English troops returned home and played cricket to cheer themselves up.
Output: 1
Statement: The clumping of hobnailed boots on the gravel outside proclaimed the approach of Manning.  Choices:  1. Manning silently snuck up. 2. Manning's approach was signalled by boots on the gravel. 3. Manning wasn't able to approach silently.
Output: 1
Statement: The Union and O'Connell Choices:  1. O'Connell was an important figure in the Union's history. 2. O'Connell and The Union 3. O'Connell and The Island.
Output: 3
Statement: But he warned against this tendency, saying that Israeli society's unwillingness to sacrifice some of its standard of living to acquire better defenses against less concrete and immediate threats could be destructive. Choices:  1. Israeli society sees a notable unwillingness to sacrifice some of its standard of living.  2. Israeli society's unwillingness to sacrifice some of its standard of living to acquire better defenses ultimately proved destructive.  3. There is a complete willingness in Israeli society to sacrifice standard of living in favor of defense. 
Output: 3
Statement: huh that's difficult yeah Choices:  1. It's not difficult. 2. Yes, that's difficult. 3. It's very difficult.
Output: 1
Statement: Staff members at those agencies can update the online information about the services they provide and they can add to an electronic library of legal information in 12 different practice areas -- without leaving their offices. Choices:  1. They wanted their clients to see what they had to offer. 2. They advised them to call to see what was available.  3. Agencies are able to make updates online about their programs.
Output: 2
Statement: So, what has LSC done to restructure the American legal services delivery system since 1998? Choices:  1. The American legal services delivery system has been restructured. 2. The American legal services delivery system has been restructured over the past twenty years. 3. The American legal services delivery system has not been restructured.
Output: 3
Statement: The Washington Post called him everyone's favorite Arab moderate. Choices:  1. He has often been used as an authority on Arab issues. 2. The Washington Post considers him an Arab moderate. 3. The New York Times considers him an Arab moderate.
Output: 3
Statement: The bishops called their position old news, but gay Catholics found the shift in emphasis significant. Choices:  1. The bishops called their position new news, but gay Catholics still committed to their right to protest. 2. The bishops voted unanimously in favor of the new legislation. 3. Catholics come in many shapes and sizes, even gay, who found a significant shift in emphasis despite what the bishops said.
Output: 1
Statement: There ought to be room in the retelling of it for the letters Mark Twain and Frederick Douglass exchanged, for the similarities between Invisible Man and Ben Franklin's Autobiography , for the presence of Charles Chesnutt at the banquet to honor Twain shortly before the latter's death, and for the monument in Mississippi to the slaves who rode with a band of Confederate irregulars. Choices:  1. Mark Twain and Frederick  Douglas exchanged letters because they were friends. 2. Mark Twain and Frederick  Douglas exchanged letters. 3. Charles Dickens and Frederick  Douglas exchanged letters.
Output: 3
Statement: From the outdoor Loggia dei Cavalli, you get an excellent view over the Piazza San Marco and its principal monuments. Choices:  1. The Piazza San Marco has several principle monuments that can be viewed from the Loggia dei Cavalli. 2. From the Eiffel Tower, you get an excellent view over the Piazza San Lucas. 3. The Loggia dei Cavalli was built over four hundred years ago.
Output: 2
Statement: They said he had no plan. Choices:  1. They said he didn't have a plan. 2. They said he had a plan. 3. They said he didn't have a plan because he never was a forward thinking leader.
Output: 2
Statement: Shields notes that the Democrats are in a win-win situation--if the bill dies, the Republicans can be attacked as pro-teen smoking; if it passes, the Democrats can claim credit. Choices:  1. The democrats are in a lose lose situation here. 2. The democrats are in a win win situation with this bill but the republicans will take advantage of that. 3. The democrats are in a win win situation with this bill.
Output: 1
Statement: Beside the port sits the quaint, round-domed Paraportiani Church, a favorite backdrop for fashion photographers. Choices:  1. There are no churches near the port. 2. The Paraportiani Church is beside the port.  3. The Paraportiani Church has been featured in Vogue Magazine.
Output: 1
Statement: U.S. has the highest volume per capita in the industrial world (739 pieces in 1999), while Italy has one of the lowest (115 pieces in 1999). Choices:  1. Italy has had the highest volume per capita for many years now.  2. China's volume per capita is slightly less than the United States.  3. In 1999, Italy's volume per capita was less than 120 pieces. 
Output: 1
Statement: Stronger rules, not weaker ones. Choices:  1. Rules that could bring order to this chaos. 2. Firmer rules, not less strict ones. 3. Less austere rules, not stronger ones.
Output: 3
Statement: While unprepared lawyers annoy her, several things about the lawyers who appear before her impress Zelon. Choices:  1. Zelon was very unimpressed with the lawyers and she fired them all.  2. Zelon was impressed with the lawyers that stood in front of her.  3. Zelon was in a meeting with 10 lawyers that day. 
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum oh so she's young Choices:  1. Is she young because of her age? 2. She is of a tender age. 3. The woman is very old.
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek 's meaty package explains Heaven's Gate's daft cosmology and catalogs America's other doomsday sects. Choices:  1. Heaven's Gate's cosmology is explained by Newsweek's package. 2. Newsweek refuses to explain or cover any cosmology or doomsday sects. 3. Newsweek's package will explain cosmology, doomsday sects, and conspiracy theories.
Output: 2
Statement: Are they stillborn? Choices:  1. They were born completely healthy? 2. Were they a stillborn? 3. Is a stillborn likely?
Output: 1
Statement: Two weeks later, Tom Osborne, then a graduate assistant, was one of his coaches. Choices:  1. Tom Osborne became one of his coaches 14 days later. 2. Tom Osborne was promoted from graduate assistant to full time coach. 3. Tom Osborne was not qualified to coach anyone.
Output: 3
Statement: In the opinion of many, Cuba is an isolated socialist dinosaur. Choices:  1. Cuba is thought to be an isolated socialist dinosaur by few. 2. Cuba is thought to be an isolated socialist dinosaur by many. 3. Cuba is thought to be an isolated socialist dinosaur by many because they have chosen to separate themselves from the rest of the world.
Output: 1
Statement: legal authority allowing GAO to undertake work on its own initiative that is intended to support the Congress (research and development work). Choices:  1. GAO's ability to take work on its own initiative doesn't require legal authority at all. 2. Many members of Congress feel that this legal authority is too broad. 3. GAO's ability to take on work on its initiative requires legal authorization.
Output: 1
Statement: All the best, etc. Choices:  1. All the worst.  2. Every best.  3. All the best athletes. 
Output: 1
Statement: I've tried every mortal blessed thing. Choices:  1. I've also attempted demonic and corrupt things as well. 2. I've exhausted all the mortal blessed options. 3. I've yet to try anything to resolve my situation.
Output: 3
Statement: French Antilles citizens enjoy the same state benefits as all French citizens, drink the same famous wines, and eat the same cheeses and pat??s on baguettes just as crustily delicious as those turned out by every bakery in the m??tropole. Choices:  1. The citizens of the French Antilles have the same state benefits as all other French citizens.  2. The citizens of the French Antilles have explicitly fewer state benefits than most other French citizens. 3. This was because of a vision of unity that the French government sees for its nation.
Output: 2
Statement: Poor Emily was never murdered until he came along.  Choices:  1. Emily is alive and well. 2. She was killed after he showed up. 3. He killed Emily by shooting her.
Output: 1
Statement: something that's going to be running around your house that if you're unaccustomed to that you wouldn't like such a big change and they stay in their little cage and  you throw a few things in there they're not loving you know you know like a cat Choices:  1. Having that would not be as easy to get used to as a cat would be 2. It would be a bit of a challenge to own that. 3. It would be just like having a cat.
Output: 3
Statement: She had noticed the speaker more than once amongst the first-class passengers. Choices:  1. She was not able to find the speaker within first class or economy. 2. She observed the presence of the speaker within first class passengers several times. 3. She noted the speaker had been seen multiple times with different outfits up in first class.
Output: 1
Statement: Table 2: Postal Density Comparison with Routes Ranked by Postal Density Choices:  1. The second table is a comparison of postal density 2. The routes with more postal density are the most profitable ones as a general rule. 3. The third table illustrates a comparison of the postal density of each route.
Output: 3
Statement: I've always thought it was important to do work to help people. Choices:  1. It's always been my opinion that helping people is important.  2. I don't think it's very important to help other people.  3. I think helping people is important and that's why I became a school teacher. 
Output: 2
Statement: The museum focuses on Spanish and international 20th- century art, and is best known for exhibiting Picasso's monumental Guernica behind bulletproof glass. Choices:  1. The museum focuses mainly on 19th century art, but it is best known for exhibiting Picasso's Guernica. 2. The museum is best known for exhibiting Picasso's monumental Guernica behind bulletproof glass. 3. The bulletproof glass makes it somewhat difficult to see the painting, but the museum considers it an acceptable cost for protecting it.
Output: 1
Statement: Janet Jackson's album is said to secure her place in the top tier of pop divas. Choices:  1. Janet Jackson is not a pop diva. 2. Janet Jackson is a pop diva. 3. Janet Jackson is Michael Jackson's sister.
Output: 1
Statement: The bear is a symbol of Madrid, while the T?­o Pepe sign, an advertisement for one of Spain's most famous brands of sherry, has become the unofficial symbol of the Puerta del Sol. Choices:  1. The Tio Pepe is a symbol of Madrid, while the bear has become the unofficial symbol of the Puerta del Sol. 2. Madrid uses a bear as its symbol while Puerta del Sol used the Tio Pepe. 3. The bear is a symbol of Madrid because bears once attacked the city. 
Output: 1
Statement: just drastically altered we had people down the street that the guy was in the reserves and he was just about ready to go and they have a just had a new baby and uh they would have she would have had to go back to work and Choices:  1. The guy down the street had a baby just before he was scheduled to go. 2. The guy down the street did not go because he had a newborn baby at home. 3. The man and his wife that live down the street have never had any children.
Output: 3
Statement: okay well it was good talking to you  bye Choices:  1. Bye, it was horrible talking to you 2. Bye, it was nice talking to you 3. Bye, it was nice talking to you, see you tomorrow
Output: 1
Statement: Each local ironic effect has to be placed precisely Choices:  1. Each local area has a specialty dish that is available at every coffee shop. 2. The local ironic effects can be placed wherever you want. 3. Ironic effects need to be placed in their local areas.
Output: 2
Statement: but not really Choices:  1. It's not actually.  2. It's right.  3. No. 
Output: 2
Statement: For further discussion about accommodating consumer behavior in modeling fiscal policy, see N. Gregory Mankiw, The Saver-Spender Theory of Fiscal Policy, NBER Working Paper 7571 (February 2000). Choices:  1. For further discussion talk to Gregory. 2. For further discussion see Gregory. 3. You can't discuss anymore.
Output: 3
Statement:  "We'll have a delivery of remounts to make to the camp about then. Choices:  1. The camp was getting remounts.  2. The delivery of remounts was set for the moon.  3. The remounts were ordered by those of the camp. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Cost per Case  The first methodology LSC is developing and evaluating to assess the work of grantees is a cost-per-case analysis.  Choices:  1. The first methodology LCS develop and evaluate to assess the work of grantees. 2. The 2nd methodology doesn't include development nor evaluation. 3. This is the second methodology case LDC is developing.
Output: 3
Statement: i mean it's glamorous taking drugs or at least it seems that way Choices:  1. It is ugly to take drugs. 2. It seems glamorous to take drugs. 3. It's is glamorous to ingest narcotics, or so the media makes it seem.
Output: 1
Statement: Her medicine! Choices:  1. Prescription.  2. She hasn't taken her medicine yet.  3. Her food! 
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum uh-hum a lot of these things can be placed in your area because of the density in population and yet they would be  just frightfully expensive to put in our area because of the scarcity of population Choices:  1. It wouldn't be very cheap to put in our area because the population isn't large. 2. It would be nice to put in our area even if it is expensive. 3. A lot of these things can be put in both of our areas regardless of population and the price is the same.
Output: 3
Statement: we went and saw uh i think it was uh Sugar Babies that was good that had good music in it Choices:  1. There was good music in Sugar Babies. 2. The music was really fun to listen to. 3. There was no good music in that.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan sold one bag of salt and used the strange silver coins to board Gray Cloud. Choices:  1. Ca'daan used coin to board Gray Cloud. 2. Ca'daan was taking Gray Cloud to the next city. 3. Ca'daan isn't going to ride Gray Cloud.
Output: 3
Statement: The prisoner had been arrested in consequence of the discovery, in his room, by Detective Inspector Japp ”a most brilliant officer ”of the identical phial of strychnine which had been sold at the village chemist's to the supposed Mr. Inglethorp on the day before the murder.  Choices:  1. The prisoner was arrested for confessing to the murder. 2. The clue that solved the case was that a phial of strychnine had been sold just the day before. 3. The strychnine was used to assassinate the Duke.
Output: 1
Statement:   ANC represents the ability of a lake or stream to neutralize, or buffer, acid. Choices:  1. The ANC adds acid to water fountains. 2. ANC shows the ability to neutralize acid in certain water. 3. The ANC is important in how it shows the ability to get rid of lake and stream acid build up.
Output: 1
Statement: My opinion is that not every perjury is a high crime, as grounds for removing a president from office. Choices:  1. I think that all instances of perjury are high crimes.  2. I don't think that every instance of perjury is a reason to remove the president from office.  3. I don't think every act of perjury is a reason to impeach Bill Clinton. 
Output: 1
Statement: and um they don't have any of that up here but you know um i guess it's just the productivity and the the number of uh uh sick days i guess and that they uh that they accrue Choices:  1. The company had a great sick day policy and employees were happy to work there. 2. They have that up here too but you know its just the electricity. 3. Up here they don't have that, they can accrue sick days.
Output: 2
Statement: Grand row!  Choices:  1. It was a good row, but it could've been better. 2. Awful row. 3. Great row!
Output: 2
Statement: Sorry about the frustration and hassle and, though it is in no way connected with Choices:  1. I'm sorry about the frustration that this routine check has caused. 2. I apologize for the frustration and hassle. 3. Deal with it, this should have been easy for you.
Output: 3
Statement:  Most films in Ibiza's cinemas have been dubbed into Spanish. Choices:  1. Most movies in the theaters of Ibiza have received Spanish dubs. 2. Most movies in Ibiza's theaters were originally in English. 3. Ibiza never dubs its movies because the people watching prefer subtitles instead.
Output: 3
Statement: The other was Anda. Choices:  1. Anda was the other warrior. 2. Anda was the other. 3. Anda was not the other.
Output: 3
Statement: Saint-Pierre to Fort-de-France Choices:  1. There is a route from Saint-Pierre to Fort-de-France. 2. Saint-Pierre to Fort-de-France.   3. Saint-Pierre and Fort-de-France has no connector.  
Output: 3
Statement: Fortunately, the hull was relatively climber friendly. Choices:  1. The hull was easy for newbies to climb. 2. The hull was impossible to climb. 3. The hull was easy to climb
Output: 2
Statement: Plaza de Colen is a large open space that has been the recent scene of far-reaching public-works projects. Choices:  1. Plaza de Colen is home to public-works projects. 2. There are no Plaza de Colen public works projects underway. 3. Plaza de Colen is old and decrepit, but it being fixed up.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh and you know he's really shouldn't run the Choices:  1. He really is the only one who can possibly run. 2. He was the only one available to do it though. 3. He really shouldn't have to run
Output: 1
Statement: These studies suggest that the short-term risk can double when the single-day effects are combined with the cumulative impact of exposures over multiple days to weeks prior to a mortality event. Choices:  1. There were no conclusive results from the short-term studies. 2. The studies investigating the short-term risks were done by graduate students. 3. There were studies done to investigate the short-term risks.
Output: 1
Statement: Jeffersonism is not Clintonism, says historian Sean Wilentz in the New Republic . The Chicago Tribune , however, concludes that American Sphinx makes manifest so many inconsistencies in Jefferson's thought that it may unwittingly be the most critical biography of Jefferson published in this century. Choices:  1. The publication got a lot of attention. 2. There were no articles about Johnson's publication 3. There are different opinions on this matter.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't know well i know for for you know my son who is of voting age and Choices:  1. My son is only eight, he cannot vote yet. 2. My son is of voting age. 3. My son is looking forward to voting.
Output: 1
Statement:  For more details, see Laura M. Beall and Sean P. Keehan, Federal Budget Estimates, Fiscal Year 2001, Survey of Current Business, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Vol. 80, No. Choices:  1. If you want more details go to Tom. 2. IF you want to get more details you need to see Laura. 3. These details include reports.
Output: 1
Statement: Obituaries rank the choreographer alongside Diaghilev and Balanchine as one of the men who reinvented ballet. Choices:  1. The choreographer is hardly mentioned in the obituaries. 2. The choreographer reinvented not only ballet, but several other fields as well. 3. The choreographer is praised highly in obituaries for his innovative work in ballet.
Output: 1
Statement: And the teens in that one were so much meaner than Ann-Margret's boyfriend, Bobbie Rydell. Choices:  1. No teens are meaner than Bobbie Rydell. 2. There are teens meaner than Bobbie Rydell. 3. Bobbie Rydell is a known teenager.
Output: 1
Statement: the blue flu yeah yeah the blue flu or the white collar flu depending on where you work i guess Choices:  1. The blue flu that's been going around has already killed 3 people in my small town alone.  2. The bird flu, yeah, you can also call it the pig flu too, depends where you live  3. You can call it the blue flu or the white collar flu, it depends who you're employed by.
Output: 2
Statement: This means that more kilowatthours of electricity are generated for every unit of energy consumed by the power plants. Choices:  1. This means for every unit of energy the power plants consume, more kilowatthours of electricity will be generated. 2. This means that every unit of energy consumed by the power plants will generate fewer kilowatthours of energy than before.  3. For every unit of energy used by the power plants, more kilowatthours of electricity are generated, so staffers shouldn't be concerned at all about the energy efficiency of the power plant any longer. 
Output: 2
Statement: but in the mean time you used used them you've got your money tide up in a low relatively low interest uh bearing investment i mean it's not making ten fifteen percent like a business is today Choices:  1. You should try to buy a share in a business or even start your own. 2. Businesses can make ten to fifteen percent on investments as opposed to low-interest bearing investments. 3. Most businesses today are operating at a loss.
Output: 3
Statement: Rather, it again partitioned the country, placing the territory of the Duchy of Warsaw under the control of the Russian czar. Choices:  1. The Russians were able to control the Duchy of Warsaw. 2. The Duchy of Warsaw remained under Russian control for 300 years. 3. The country has not been partitioned by anyone.
Output: 3
Statement: The one thing that political sites can't replicate is the smell of politics, the feeling of being at a campaign. Choices:  1. The feeling of being at a campaign can't be copied by political sites. 2. The feeling of being at a campaign can be copied by political sites. 3. The feeling of being at a conservative campaign can't be copied by political sites.
Output: 2
Statement: Those in need of assistance may call the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles at (800) 399-4529 Choices:  1. There is nobody that can be contacted for assistance. 2. The Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles can provide assistance. 3. The Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles provides free pamphlets to the public.
Output: 1
Statement: Levesh and Palazzolo both bring experience in representing domestic violence victims. Choices:  1. Domestic violence victims are the second biggest group of law cases. 2. Palazzolo and Levesh both bring experience in representing domestic violence victims. 3. Levash and Palazzolo both have no experience in representing domestic violence victims.
Output: 3
Statement: You'll get better views of Mount Kanchenjunga and Mount Everest and pass through lovely forests of chestnut, magnolia, and rhododendron. Choices:  1. You cannot see any mountains from this area.   2. Mount Everest is best viewed in the summer near the forests.   3. You should be able to view Mount Everest and see lovely forests.  
Output: 1
Statement: Surely home buyers are well aware that they're sacrificing mobility. Choices:  1. Home buyers make no sacrifices. 2. home buyers make sacrifices. 3. Home buyers are sad that they sacrifice mobility.
Output: 1
Statement: When it comes to ideas, there is no more tolerant land on earth. Choices:  1. Ideas aren't welcome here. 2. These people are also smiling all the time. 3. This place has very tolerant people.
Output: 1
Statement: The case for not acting until you have to was put most vividly by Senate Assistant Majority Leader Don Nickles of Oklahoma, in a remark that also captures the hard-nosed attitude regarding humanitarian concerns. Choices:  1. They were so vague it was hard to tell if they were for or against the case. 2. They were on the same page. 3. The statement summarized their sentiment.
Output: 1
Statement: They didn't point it at us till now, pointed out Red with his heart not quite in it. Choices:  1. They didn't direct it at us till now, noted Red. 2. They are still pointing it opposite to us, said Red. 3. They had it pointing the other way, all this time, said Red.
Output: 2
Statement: The HH-to-NHH sector, which consists mainly of payment mail, has experienced a steeper volume decline than personal mail in the 90s. Choices:  1. Payment mail has not declined. 2. Payment mail has experienced a bigger volume decline than personal mail in the 90s. 3. Personal mail has also declined.
Output: 1
Statement: can imagine you have a good you have you could have a good uh choice of cars but then of course there's more people interested in them too Choices:  1. Bidding on the cars is very competitive. 2. You are the only one interested in the cars. 3. Many other people are also interested in the cars.
Output: 2
Statement: He sat watching the smoke of the two burning houses rise into the night air. Choices:  1. He watched smoke from the fire he started in two burning houses. 2. He watched as only one house burned. 3. He watched the smoke of two burning buildings.
Output: 2
Statement: Does women's fiction get short shrift? Choices:  1. Women's fiction gets far more of the attention it deserves. 2. Women's fiction does got get the attention it deserves because no one buys the books. 3. Women's fiction does got get the attention it deserves.
Output: 1
Statement: The interim final rule is issued pursuant to section 215 of Public Law 104-193 to implement sections 211 and 212 of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. Choices:  1. The interim final rule was issued in 1996. 2. The interim final rule was not issued. 3. The interim final rule was successful.
Output: 2
Statement: and um having people but you know our like in our church it it is you're free to do that or not you're encouraged to do it because um you know it it helps you and Choices:  1. Our church is really progressive and quite welcoming of new ideas. 2. You cannot do that in our church; there are rules that forbid that. 3. You are free to do that in our church.
Output: 2
Statement: i know what you mean course like i say the only thing i do miss is PBS because i there several things on there i like Masterpiece Theatre Mystery Choices:  1. No - I don't miss anything about cable. 2. Yes but I do miss PBS. 3. Yes, but I do miss PBS and CNN.
Output: 1
Statement: Comart is a lawyer with Pine Tree Legal Assistance Inc., a statewide group that provides free legal aid to those who qualify. Choices:  1. Comart is not a lawyer, but a janitor. 2. The Legal Assistance Inc. provides free legal aid to some. 3. Comart is the best lawyer at Pine Tree Legal Assistance Inc.
Output: 1
Statement: These guys have got busy pretty quickly. Choices:  1. These guys have suddenly a lot of work to do. 2. These guys do not have any free time at all. 3. These guys still have nothing to do.
Output: 3
Statement: You leave it to me, miss, and I'll fix the whole thing up in two ticks. 67 "Some lad!" commented Tuppence, with a nod of approval. Choices:  1. I neglected to offer to help fix the thing for the miss. 2. I had the approval of Tuppence for offering to fix the thing. 3. Tuppence was the owner the of thing.
Output: 1
Statement: In about 721 b.c. , the north (Israel) was invaded and devastated by Assyrians. Choices:  1. The Assyrians invaded Israel and wreaked havoc in around 721 b.c. 2. The Assyrians never invaded Israel in the 8th century b.c. 3. The Assyrians invaded Israel many times in the 8th century b.c.
Output: 2
Statement: It was written on one of 66 those printed will forms, and witnessed by two of the servants, not Dorcas." Choices:  1. There was no will. 2. There were a lot of forms for the will that had been signed in blood. 3. There were a lot of forms for the will.
Output: 1
Statement: It discourages close scrutiny and too many questions. Choices:  1. Too many questions are encouraged. 2. Too many questions are discouraged, at least for now. 3. Too many questions are discouraged.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well that's that's yeah that had that had been the thing that had always i mean i i i have always thought about the ozone layer as sort of like a layer and it would move around i didn't know that the hole just stayed there you know i guess i i don't i'm not that much of a meteorologist but uh yeah i was a little surprised at that too because up to that point all i'd heard about was the one over the pole Choices:  1. I always thought the hole in the ozone went away but I learned more about it in class. 2. I knew the hole in the ozone stayed there. 3. I always thought the hole in the ozone went away.
Output: 2
Statement: i envy you you're at ninety four degrees i thought i heard this morning that in San Antonio it was in the nineties yesterday Choices:  1. I'm glad I'm not with you at ninety four degrees. 2. I find ninety four degrees to be pretty hot. 3. I was under the impression that it was in the nineties in San Antonio yesterday.
Output: 1
Statement: A 12-inch golden-dragon magnolia. Choices:  1. She gave him a twelve inch magnolia.  2. Twlve inch golden magnolia.  3. A ten inch lizard green magnolia. 
Output: 3
Statement: Kanchi ( Golden City) has scores of temples hundreds, if you include the shrines dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva, and it is highly revered as one of the seven holy cities of ancient India. Choices:  1. Kanchi (Golden City) is considered one of the seven holy cities in ancient India and has hundreds of temples. 2. Kanchi (Golden City) has a few temples and is generally not thought of being one of India's holiest cities. 3. Kanchi (Golden City) is known for historically being the holiest city in India.
Output: 2
Statement: He was engaged in wondering how Mr. Brown had discovered his identity. Choices:  1. Mr. Brown discovered an identity. 2. He didn't care if Mr. Brown discovered his identity. 3. Mr. Brown was a keen observer to figure out his identity.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah why do you do you do you think that has any anything to do though with uh Choices:  1. It is wrong to think so. 2. That has nothing to do with it. 3. That is the whole reason.
Output: 3
Statement: Information wanting to be free doesn't seem so appealing when it includes details about all your own flesh and frailties--credit history, shopping habits, records of where you've been, what you asked for, and what you took. Choices:  1. They would have to pay more to get more information. 2. They wanted to spy on their neighbors while having their information hidden. 3. Free information does not seem welcomed when it contains your own personal data.
Output: 1
Statement: Participants offered that an artful blend of both principles and rules would be useful. Choices:  1. Participants offered that an artful blend of both oranges and bananas can actually be quite useful 2. Participants offered that an artful blend of both principles and rules would be useful. 3. Participants offered that either principles and rules would be useful, but not both.
Output: 3
Statement: A splendid Red granite sarcophagus has pride of place in the Tomb of Horemheb. Choices:  1. The Tomb of Horemheb has many tombs. 2. The pink quartz sarcophagus of Horemheb is quite impressive. 3. In the Tomb of Horemheb lies a Red granite sarcophagus.
Output: 2
Statement: The man appeared to be losing. Choices:  1. The man was not winning.  2. The man was not happy he was losing.  3. The man was obviously winning. 
Output: 3
Statement: yes and it's what you do afterwards Choices:  1. And it will depend on your effort for the rest of your candidature.  2. That's right and it's your actions later.  3. And it's your previous experience that counts. 
Output: 3
Statement: The most popular way to get there is by scheduled flight from Saint-Martin or Guadeloupe. Choices:  1. The flights are cheap from Saint-Martin and Guadeloupe. 2. No ever flies there from  Saint-Martin or Guadeloupe. 3. Flying from Saint-Martin is one of the most popular ways to travel there.
Output: 2
Statement: (The United States, Olson notes, has far laxer discovery rules than any other developed nation.) Choices:  1. The US has relaxed rules for discovery in civil courts. 2. The US has tight rules for discovery. 3. The US has relaxed rules for discovery.
Output: 2
Statement: Supposing he's dead!  Choices:  1. Supposing that he is alive. 2. Assuming that he has died. 3. He was severely injured.
Output: 1
Statement: The town was handed over to the Jesuits in 1579. Choices:  1. Jesuits were not trusted enough for anyone to hand control of the town to them. 2. The Jesuits were given the town in the 16th century. 3. Jesuits lived in the town for decades before it was handed to them.
Output: 1
Statement: Next, we determine the total cost of delivery performed by the incumbent and a second firm that is assumed to be equally efficient. Choices:  1. The second firm is going to have a lower total cost of delivery. 2. We're just going to focus on determining the incumbent's total cost of delivery. 3. For the next step we look at both the incumbent's total cost of delivery and that of another firm that we will assume to be just as efficient.
Output: 2
Statement: Horseback riding runs between 1,500 3,000 esc. Choices:  1. Horseback riding can cost  as much as 2,000 esc. 2. Horseback riding costs between 1,500 and 3,000 esc. 3. Horseback riding costs absolutely nothing.
Output: 3
Statement: The glory of this lively and cosmopolitan city lasted until 1801, when the Act of Union brought Ireland under direct rule from London. Choices:  1. The Act of Union made it impossible for London to rule directly over Ireland. 2. The city remained lively until 1801. 3. The changes brought about by the Act of Union ended up ravishing the economy.
Output: 1
Statement: The checkpoint here, called the Hakone Sekisho, is an exact replica of the original, with a small museum of period costumes and weapons. Choices:  1. The checkpoint has nothing other than bathrooms. 2. There is a checkpoint that is just like the original. 3. There is a checkpoint that has a museum that 10,000 visitors see each yaer.
Output: 1
Statement: The model is designed to define average unit cost as a function of volume (Q), based on the USPS cost structure for FY 1999. Choices:  1. Q stands for price. 2. Q stands for the function of volume. 3. Q stands for the function of volume of mail delivered to homes.
Output: 1
Statement: The number of subscribers soared from about 450,000 in the mid-'80s to around 800,000. Choices:  1. The amount of followers went from almost half a million to almost a million. 2. After a brief surge of popularity, their number of subscribers fell from 450,000 to almost none. 3. Everyone liked it, so naturally more and more people subscribed.
Output: 2
Statement: That extremely unwholesome menu you were outlining just now?  Choices:  1. Oh this menu sounds delicious! 2. On the nasty menu that you just described? 3. I'd rather eat my shoe.
Output: 1
Statement: He had, in today's parlance, paid his dues. Choices:  1. He'd done more than enough 2. He paid his dues 3. He hadn't paid his dues 
Output: 3
Statement: Industry folks fear they have given too much away. Choices:  1. Workers in the technology field fear they've given away too many secrets about their products. 2. They don't worry about how much information they've given out. 3. People who work in the industry are afraid they've told too much.
Output: 2
Statement: absolutely absolutely now i can't wait for uh i i could just picture what's what's going to happen here in the not to distant future we keep hearing well we're going to receive uh eight billion dollars from Japan for the uh uh uh the uh uh the the the big war over there in the Mideast Choices:  1. We keep hearing that Japan is going to give us eight billion dollars to help fight the war in the Mideast. 2. I couldn't care less what happens here in the not so distant future. 3. We could win the war with or without Japan's support.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the things that stopped me was that I was afraid I would wind up shoveling dung. Choices:  1. I was stopped from taking the job since I would end up being a dung shoveler. 2. I enthusiastically became employed after learning I'd be shoveling dung. 3. I was stopped partly by the idea I would end up shoveling dung.
Output: 2
Statement: Only askin' more than a man volunteered to tell, that warn't neither manners nor wise. Choices:  1. It's wise to ask a man more than he volunteers to tell. 2. You might get punched if you ask a man more than he volunteers to tell. 3. It is rude to ask a man more than he volunteers to tell.
Output: 1
Statement: Her breasts shrink and her voice deepens. Choices:  1. Her breasts get large. 2. Her breasts get small and her voice gets deeper. 3. Her breasts get small and her voice deepens in every new movie.
Output: 1
Statement: A priest or respected family member may place a tika, a dot of red paste, on a worshipper's forehead, the spot where the beam of enlightenment is thought to emanate from. Choices:  1. The worshippers that have a tika believe that they will be enlightened in that current year. 2. In their religion, priests are not allowed to come near the worshippers. 3. There is a dot of red paste, named tika that is placed on a worshipper's forehead.
Output: 2
Statement: The RPH might also believe in eliminating the income tax (Keyes), slashing the income tax and raising tariffs (Buchanan), or rejiggering the tax code to save taxpayers $985 billion (Ashcroft, by abolishing taxes on inheritances and on Social Security benefits, among other measures). Choices:  1. The RPH may be planning to reduce tax in many areas. 2. The RPH want to reduce tax to help the rich. 3. Inheritance tax will never be lowered by the RPH.
Output: 3
Statement: A burst of blue reached over his head and slammed into the wall mere metres behind. Choices:  1. The blue hit the wall behind him. 2. The blue missed the wall behind him. 3. The blue bolt of lightning hit the wall behind him.
Output: 2
Statement: One sacred symbol, which is at odds with their peaceful lifestyle, is the labrys (double-headed sword). Choices:  1. The labrys symbolizes the current turmoil existence.  2. However, the labrys originates from an ancient wartime past. 3. The labrys symbol is a contradiction to the peaceful existance.
Output: 1
Statement: The region's waters abound in Lakeland char, perch, pike, vendace, and trout. Choices:  1. Trout and pike reside in the region's waters but vendace does not. 2. Locals say that there's no beating the trout when it's freshly caught. 3. Trout and pike are two fish that reside in the region's waters.
Output: 1
Statement: That is, a very high standard of inferential logic is needed. Choices:  1. That needs a high level of inferential logic in order to be sure that he conclusions are correct. 2. That needs a low level of inferential logic. 3. That needs a high level of inferential logic.
Output: 2
Statement: The Explorer struggled to keep his self-control. Choices:  1. The Explorer wanted very badly to yell and scream. 2. The Explorer had a hard time not losing his control. 3. The Explorer had no problems staying calm.
Output: 3