niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: It is a lower bound because the cost includes no marketing or administrative costs which a stand-alone firm would normally incur. Choices:  1. Normal marketing expenses aren't included in the cost. 2. It is bound to be more expensive due to the lack of marketing costs. 3. Not having administrative costs serves to make the prices cheaper.
Output: 2
Statement: It tells the public that all politicians ever do is quarrel--without doing much to elucidate what, if anything, they might be fighting about. Choices:  1. It tells the public that the politicians just sit around having pleasant tea parties with each other all day instead of bickering. 2. Politicians often are late to meet their deadlines because of their quarreling. 3. It tells the public that politicians just fight without saying what they might be fighting about.
Output: 1
Statement: He is opportunistic. Choices:  1. He takes opportunities when he sees them. 2. He grabbed the opportunity to work for the company. 3. He passed the opportunity by.
Output: 3
Statement: It's the truth, miss. Choices:  1. It's very believable. 2. It's true.  3. It's a total lie. 
Output: 3
Statement: Going on well. Choices:  1. Things are progressing fine. 2. Going on badly. 3. Things are progressing quickly and orderly.
Output: 2
Statement: and sound their sirens pretty much telling people be wary you know and get off the beach Choices:  1. The sirens mean to go to the beach.  2. They use their sirens to clear the beach.  3. Their sirens are very loud. 
Output: 1
Statement: Moreover, China would accept nothing but silver bullion in exchange for its goods, so Britian had to look for a more abundant commodity to square its accounts. Choices:  1. China accepted precious metals or paper bills as payment. 2. The British lacked significant amounts of silver bullion to pay with. 3. The only payment that China would accept for its goods was silver bullion.
Output: 1
Statement: Traditional alpargatas shoes of straw and hemp and a number of other ingenious indigenous materials are just the thing for outings to the beach, shopping, or lounging around in comfort at the hotel. Choices:  1. Hemp shoes are more sustainable than shoes made from leather. 2. Traditional alpargatas shoes are never suitable for comfort. 3. Straw, hemp, and other indigenous materials are used to make alpargatas shoes.
Output: 2
Statement: The train was just off. Choices:  1. The train left a moment ago. 2. The train was off a moment ago after a long delay. 3. The train is still here waiting for you.
Output: 3
Statement: Who in the hell cares whether anyone thinks someone else will go to heaven? Choices:  1. Why would someone care about what another person thinks about someone going to heaven? 2. Who cares if someone thinks someone else is going to hell? 3. Who cares if someone does or doesn't go to heaven?
Output: 2
Statement: That is why icons have the power they have. Choices:  1. That is why icons have power. 2. That is why God moves me. 3. That is why icons have the power to move yoou.
Output: 2
Statement: i oh three nights i worked on it three nights and about four hours on last Saturday and i just put it in the garage and worked on it i have i have a new Oldsmobile so i really Choices:  1. I didn't have another vehicle to drive in the meantime. 2. I worked on it for a few days and nights in my garage. 3. I drove the Oldsmobile in the meantime so I wasn't in a hurry.
Output: 1
Statement: It swelled to the size of a football, then was man-sized, and growing to the size of a huge tank that filled most of the tent. Choices:  1. It swelled and became huge for a couple of minutes. 2. It quickly grew in size, and ended up filling most of the space inside the tent. 3. It started shrinking, to the point the nobody was able to even see it on the ground.
Output: 3
Statement: Microsoft is monitoring selected families for weeks to learn their hardware habits. Choices:  1. Selected families are monitored for two hours. 2. Some families are under Microsoft's observations. 3. Microsoft is paying these families for their willingness to be monitored.
Output: 1
Statement: There were history textbooks left lying around, like scattered treasure. Choices:  1. All the history books were about World War II.  2. The history books were scattered around like treasure.  3. There were geometry books scattered all over the floor. 
Output: 3
Statement: Gwen Verdon--that was a freak accident Choices:  1. Gwen Verdon had a freak accident. 2. Gwen Veluz had a freak accident. 3. Gwen Verdon had a freak accident and is still recovering.
Output: 2
Statement: The doctor held open the door of a room and they passed in. Choices:  1. The door was shut abruptly by the doctor before they could pass in. 2. The door was held open by the doctor. 3. The grim look on the doctor's face told them that it was bad news.
Output: 1
Statement: but boy it was really bad that day and it Choices:  1. That was a horrible day.  2. That was one of the worst days in my life.  3. The day was glorious. 
Output: 3
Statement: Adrin swung hard, aiming for Jon's left arm. Choices:  1. Jon swung directly for Adrin's left arm. 2. Adrin swung for Jon's left arm. 3. Jon's left arm was infected so Adrin was trying to cut it off.
Output: 1
Statement: oh you can really get some good really good pictures in black and white Choices:  1. I like black and white pictures more than color ones. 2. Black and white pictures can turn out very nicely. 3. Black and white pictures never turn out well.
Output: 3
Statement: Besides salaries, company managers view a good working environment and awards and recognition as essential for retaining employees. Choices:  1. Award, working environment, and salaries are all essential for retaining employees. 2. Some managers have trouble identifying who their employees are. 3. Recognition is the only thing that is really required to retain employees.
Output: 3
Statement: In both theaters you'll find the very highest standards of acting and production. Choices:  1. The theater is run down an poor quality. 2. You can find high performance standards. 3. The theater has the highest standards because it is the most impressive in the country.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, Congress specifically mandated that the Commission collect $126,400,000 in regulatory fees for FY96 to recover the costs of enforcement, Choices:  1. Congress ordered that commission collect $126400000 in fees to cover costs of enforcement.  2. Congress orders just $100 be collected to recover.  3. Congress is being unreasonable with the fees. 
Output: 2
Statement: Soccer Federation, the Post says the players are determined to promote and pay themselves better than they believe the [USSF] has. Choices:  1. The players believe their pay and promotion could be handled better. 2. Players want to be payed at least $50 per game. 3. The players have stated that the USSF has done an excellent job supporting them.
Output: 3
Statement: They wouldn't need to breathe, anyhow. Choices:  1. They would be able to survive without air. 2. We need to make sure that they can breathe. 3. It wouldn't matter that they couldn't breathe.
Output: 2
Statement: uh band she got you know five hundred dollars at a at a clip through bands through leadership uh there's all kinds of civic organizations organizations that will give you you know one shot money uh you get a president's award if you're you're in in high school doing certain this up area in Arlington uh there's a lot of and of course you if you you score high on the SAT you can get you know two thousand a year you know or more Choices:  1. if you achieve a high score on the SAT you can acquire at least two thousand a year 2. your SAT score doesn't affect how much you can get 3. the government gives scholarships to students who do well on the SAT
Output: 2
Statement: it sounds like a it sounds like a John Lennon uh type Choices:  1. He has the same glasses as Lennon and expressions too. 2. Seems similar to John Lennon to me. 3. He's nothing like Lennon, what are you talking about.
Output: 3
Statement: i looked into going to Marquette also and had a chance to get a scholarship there but it would have only covered uh about a quarter of the cost of the first uh year which uh wasn't enough of a motivation to uh to go there to commit to to four years Choices:  1. The scholarship would have covered the full cost of tuition.  2. I could have gotten better scholarships somewhere else.  3. I did not want to go to school and pay three fourths of the cost. 
Output: 1
Statement: It would be Miss Howard who would attend to anything like that." Evelyn Howard was called and, after being examined on other points, was questioned as to the parcel.  Choices:  1. Miss Howard had made plans with him to hide away the parcel before anyone else could see it. 2. Ms. Howard was the person to ask about the parcel. 3. In reality, Mr. Inglewood had been tasked with safeguarding the parcel.
Output: 3
Statement: i been sitting in here uh in the house all weekend with a cold so i thought i'd better uh better get outside and do something and not waste the day Choices:  1. I have a cold so I have been home for the weekend. 2. I hope to get better soon so I may return to work. 3. I am healthy and well.
Output: 3
Statement: now what is it now Choices:  1. I'd be very disappointed if there's another inconvenient branch to this scandal.  2. Nothing is happening currently and I have no curiosity. 3. What is occurring currently? 
Output: 2
Statement: It now covers localities from Lee County to Christiansburg. Choices:  1. The office gives services only in Lee County. 2. The office gives services in Lee County and Christiansburg. 3. The office gives free legal services in Lee County and Christiansburg.
Output: 1
Statement: However that may be, my father was broken-hearted.  Choices:  1. My father is old and is not as resilient to tragedy. 2. My father was delighted about hearing what happened. 3. My father was devastated despite what happened.
Output: 2
Statement: The T and A information can be obtained using a number of different methods, including but not limited to preprinted or designed T and A forms; other standard forms; internal memorandums; emails; employee, timekeeper, or supervisor notations (for example, that might result from phone conversations); or other formats so long as the documents are controlled and retained as the official T and A record of employees. Choices:  1. T and A forms are free, but require two weeks' notice. 2. T and A forms must be used when acquiring T and A information. 3. T and A information can be acquired by a variety of means.
Output: 2
Statement: and then the other thing is when i get out of college at twenty eight with my BS you know it's like by the time Choices:  1. I won't ever get a bachelor's of science.  2. I have a job lined up after my bachelor's of science degree at the age of 28. 3. The other thing is by the time I graduate at 28 with my bachelor's of science. 
Output: 1
Statement: In a sidebar interview, Bill Cosby lambastes trashy black TV shows and movies. Choices:  1. Bill Cosby was not interviewed. 2. Bill Cosby dislikes trashy black shows and movies. 3. Bill Cosby prefers classy television and movies.
Output: 1
Statement: But Dorcas, who was the next witness called, dispelled even that possibility.  Choices:  1. But Dorcas proved that the possibility was real. 2. But Dorcas provided evidence that went against that possibility. 3. But Dorcas, who came after, dismissed that possibility.
Output: 1
Statement: Severn lowered his head. Choices:  1. The head was lowered. 2. He lowered his head and sighed. 3. He raised his head to the sky. 
Output: 3
Statement: ozone and fine particles) can travel long distances before being deposited. Choices:  1. It's common for ozone to travel a long way before settling.  2. Ozone can travel up to 2,500 miles before depositing itself upon earth.  3. Ozone and fine particles are deposited after traveling only short distances. 
Output: 3
Statement: (2) required audited financial statements annually, and (3) set expectations for agencies to develop and deploy more modern financial management systems, produce sound cost and operating performance information, and design results oriented reports on the government's financial condition by integrating budget, accounting, and program information. Choices:  1. The expectation for annual audited financial statements wasn't mentioned at any point. 2. Everyone in the government felt that the requirement for annual audited financial statements was the most important development. 3. The development of more modern systems of financial management was under the third point.
Output: 1
Statement: This index provides references to the topic in (1) this Volume, (2) the original statements, and (3) Volume 2. References to the original statements are organized as  The first character indicates that it is a Concepts Statement (C) or a Standards Statement (S). Choices:  1. There are no such things as indexs. 2. This index refers to another statement. 3. THis index refers to another chapter.
Output: 1
Statement: Always reserve a room before arriving in Jerusalem, especially during all major Jewish and Christian holidays. Choices:  1. If you don't reserve a room in Jerusalem you may have to stay at a hostel. 2. It is almost mandatory to reserve a room before visiting Jerusalem. 3. Reservations are rarely needed in Jerusalem.
Output: 3
Statement: yes i've even heard them talking about uh recycling Freon from refrigerators refrigeration systems yes there are people there are companies that recycle their Freon Choices:  1. Refrigeration systems use Freon gas that is recyclable. 2. I have sent my old fridge for recycling. 3. It is impossible to recycle Freon.
Output: 3
Statement: or Norwegian or something Choices:  1. Norwegian or something else. 2. African or something. 3. Norwegian or from one of the Scandinavian countries.
Output: 2
Statement: Traditionally, certifying or disbursing officers2 responsibilities extended throughout the payment process. Choices:  1. Certifying or disturbing officers responsibilities extended through the payment process, 2. The payment process is never impacted, ever. 3. Officers of the law are often not paid enough for the work that they do.
Output: 2
Statement: It was completed in 1248 by the sainted King Louis IX to house precious relics, such as Christ's crown of thorns. Choices:  1. King Louis the IX was born in the winter of 1293. 2. king Louis the IX was made into a saint. 3. king Louis IX was sainted three years after he died.
Output: 1
Statement: that's that's really just kind of discrimination no matter how any way you put it Choices:  1. That is purely discrimination, even if some people say otherwise. 2. There is nothing discriminatory about it, it's fair and square. 3. That is just discrimination, no matter how it's described.
Output: 2
Statement: A Longevity Test lets you calculate your life expectancy. Choices:  1. A Longevity Test will tell you about both your life expectancy, and how to improve it. 2. This Longevity Test will tell you how to die as fast as possible. 3. After taking a Longevity Test, you'll know how long you'll probably live.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps you're right, Dorcas, yes, no, not now.  Choices:  1. You are completely wrong Dorcas, now is the only time. 2. I guess you're right, Dorcas, this is not the right time nor the place for that. 3. Maybe you're right, Dorcas, true, now is not the time.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum yeah maybe it maybe it speeded up the process and all that Choices:  1. Maybe it sped up the process. 2. Maybe it slowed the process. 3. Maybe it made the process faster by doing that.
Output: 2
Statement: What's a modern boy to do? Choices:  1. What should a modern boy do? 2. What's a girl to do? 3. What's a modern love-struck boy do?
Output: 2
Statement: The United States has got to be careful not to strut its stuff in ways that might disincline other countries from cooperating with it. Choices:  1. Other countries have stopped cooperating with the US because they feel inferior. 2. Other countries might stop complying with the US if the US brags too much. 3. The US is the best country and should brag all day.
Output: 3
Statement: Watch the end of the road at all times. Choices:  1. The person needed to focus on the road. 2. The person needed to stare at the road as he drove at night. 3. The person should close their eyes while they travel.
Output: 3
Statement: The town, 80 km (50 miles) south of Izmir, has a large yachting marina, and serves as a port for Mediterranean cruise ships. Choices:  1. Mediterranean cruise ships usually stop here for a night and let vacationers explore the town. 2. The town is completely landlocked, since it's about 50 miles from the sea. 3. The town sees plenty of boating activity every year, between the yachting marina and the cruise ships.
Output: 2
Statement: um but i've noticed that what i do is that i have my towel that sits on the floor so that every time i get up to bowl i have to bend over to pick up my towel and that way i get the little extra exercise Choices:  1. I get extra exercise by picking up my towel. 2. I don't pick up the towel when I go to bowl. 3. My doctor said I'm in desperate need of more exercise.
Output: 2
Statement: so yeah and uh what what i also eat now since i'm in college  i have an Italian roommate and Choices:  1. My roommate is from Russia. 2. I have a roommate that is Italian. 3. We like to cook meals together.
Output: 1
Statement: i just i can't keep all these buttons you know knobs and dials and gauges that are supposed to mean anything i don't want to i can't understand them Choices:  1. I don't have any desire to understand buttons, knobs, dials, and gauges. 2. I've put a lot of work into understanding all of these buttons, knobs, dials, and gauges. 3. I don't want to understand them because they are hard to understand.
Output: 2
Statement: James Edward Stuart, known as the  Old Pretender,  traveled up the Firth of Forth in 1708 but was driven back by British ships and bad weather. Choices:  1. James Edward Stuart ultimately could not reach his destination because of the forces of man and nature.  2. A hurricane hindered James Edward Stuart from moving forward.  3. James Edward Stuart was able to reach his final destination as planned without any hindrances. 
Output: 3
Statement: He had never spoken to him.  Choices:  1. They had never spoken before. 2. He had spoken to him many times. 3. They didn't know each other.
Output: 2
Statement: The use of test organisms taken from the receiving water has strong appeal, and would seem to be the logical approach. Choices:  1. The use of test organisms in the receiving water is appealing and seems to be the best approach. 2. The use of test organisms in the receiving water is appealing. 3. The use of test organisms in the receiving water is a terrible idea.
Output: 3
Statement: Funding recipients may represen[t] an individual eligible client who is seeking specific relief from a welfare agency if such relief does not involve an effort to amend or otherwise challenge existing law in effect on the date of the initiation of the representation. Choices:  1. They wanted to let them know that they may get more clients. 2. They may get clients who have particular welfare needs. 3. They were not able to help any of the clients on welfare.
Output: 3
Statement: 6GAGAS incorporate the AICPA's general attestation standard on criteria and all the AICPA's field work and reporting attestation standards and the related SSAEs unless the Comptroller General of the United States excludes them by formal announcement. Choices:  1. The Comptroller General can exclude groups by formal announcement in a newspaper. 2. The Comptroller General can exclude groups by formal announcement. 3. The Comptroller General is not allowed to exclude groups.
Output: 3
Statement: You saw maybe one hundred to one hundred and fifty of them. Choices:  1. There were over a hundred spotted. 2. There were only two spotted. 3. There were 140 spotted.
Output: 2
Statement: and losing one run games Choices:  1. They lost by a run. 2. They lost by ten. 3. They lost the baseball game by a run.
Output: 2
Statement: The Ottoman Sultan agreed to his request and he set about establishing his power base. Choices:  1. The Ottoman Sultan agreed to the request and made sure to recognize the naiton. 2. The Ottoman Sultan agreed to the request. 3. The Ottoman Sultan could not agree to the request.
Output: 3
Statement: All they want to do is vent. Choices:  1. The last thing they want to do is express themselves. 2. Their main purpose is to vent  3. Venting is all they want to do.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, reviewing the work output of the employee and occasional phone call or visits to the employee. Choices:  1. One should never review the work output of an employee. 2. Doing these things results in a higher employe work output. 3. Someone can review the work output of the employee and occasionally call and visit them.
Output: 1
Statement: and of course that's changing too but you know i think and that came about because of the women you know Mothers Against Drunk Driving MADD Choices:  1. I think it will remain the same, no matter what MADD did. 2. I think that the MADD helped to see the that change implemented. 3. And that's changing, thanks to MADD.
Output: 1
Statement: The atmosphere is soul-deadening, the young are armed and bored, their elders are armed and feeble, and everyone is in a constant state of sexual arousal. Choices:  1. No one is armed nor are the horny.   2. Everyone is horny because the women are religious.   3. The young have guns, the old have guns and everyone is horny.  
Output: 1
Statement: Benchmarked to the year 2010, Table 2 shows the percentage change of key indicators for each scenario with respect to its respective reference case. Choices:  1. Table two does not show any percentages of change. 2. Table 2 organizes the percentages of each scenario by color. 3. Table 2 shows the percentage change of key indicators for each scenario.
Output: 1
Statement: 'I'll find out what the problem is,' I mumbled instead, leaving the cabin. Choices:  1. I decided to just stay in the cabin and leave someone else to figure out what the problem is.  2. I was thinking that I wouldn't figure out what the problem was as I left the cabin.  3. I walked out of the cabin and said I would find out what the issue is. 
Output: 1
Statement: Second, it is going to require massive change not only among your providers in the field but within your own organization(s). Choices:  1. No changes will have to be made by your providers or your organizations. 2. Both your providers and your organizations will need to adapt. 3. Secondly, massive changes will have to take place, both in your providers and in your organizations.
Output: 1
Statement: The high-end beers cost roughly three times as much as the cheapest ones, and twice as much as the middle range. Choices:  1. The cheapest beers cost roughly three times less than the high-end beers. 2. The beers in the middle range are the beer of choice for most buyers. 3. The high-end beers are the tastiest and healthiest.
Output: 3
Statement: Although its museum has a large exhibition of the history of Japanese and foreign money, it is best known for its long avenue of magnificent late-blooming cherry trees, the city's finest. Choices:  1. Its museum does not have anything related to Japanese history. 2. Its museum is famous for the stunning cherry blossom. 3. Most tourists visit the museum solely for viewing the cherry blossom.
Output: 1
Statement: But I still can't understand why Inglethorp was such a fool as to leave it there when he had plenty of opportunity to destroy it. Choices:  1. I can understand why Inglethorp would destroyed it. 2. I cant comprehend why Inglethorp would leave evidence there. 3. Inglethorp has plenty of chances and opportunity to destroy it.
Output: 1
Statement: uh semi automatic or or uh now what was it they called them Choices:  1. Not the semi automatic. 2. I don't remember what they were called. 3. They had a different name.
Output: 1
Statement: i though that was a really cute movie i enjoyed that Choices:  1. I liked the movie a lot because the animation was great. 2. I thought the movie was terrible. 3. I liked that movie.
Output: 2
Statement: Dave was obviously one of the building slaves. Choices:  1. Dave was obviously a slave because he wore a shirt with a slave name tag. 2. Dave obviously ran the entirely building and controlled all the slaves. 3. The building had slaves, of which Dave was obviously one.
Output: 2
Statement: i uh where i lived uh it was a little town called Newmarket Choices:  1. I lived in Newmarket which had 3000 residents. 2. I lived in Newmarket. 3. I lived in London.
Output: 3
Statement: Long Beach established itself as a premier seaside resort by the early 1900s. Choices:  1. Long Beach was not a premier seaside resort. 2. long Beach was always crowded with tourists. 3. Long Beach was a premier seaside resort.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it was really it was really oh well it was all full with uh shelves everywhere and we didn't have enough books to fill it up but Choices:  1. We filled up all the shelves with books. 2. We only had enough books to fill up half of the shelves. 3. There were a lot of empty book shelves.
Output: 1
Statement: There was no expression on his thin face, but the old saber scar from lip to eye on his left cheek was suddenly twice as noticeable. Choices:  1. He was born a child who could not make faces. 2. His face bore no expression. 3. His face wore a huge smile.
Output: 3
Statement: Inspectors General and internal senior management councils can contribute to a good overall control environment. Choices:  1. Thr inspector general can help make the environment a safer place. 2. The current inspector general is the most progressive person in the government. 3. The environment is constantly deteriorating due to the inspector general's contributions.
Output: 3
Statement: only bad thing about an ace bandage if you wrap it tight enough so that really supports your ankle it's going to cut off the blood Choices:  1. The circulation can be cut off if an Ace bandage is wrapped too tight.  2. You should wrap the ankle as tight as possible with the Ace bandage.  3. You have to be careful not to wrap it too tight, as you can cut off circulation. 
Output: 2
Statement: Visitors to France ' and the French themselves ' often overlook the charms of the far north. Choices:  1. The far north is a very popular area, adored by many. 2. Locals and tourists alike do not pay attention to the merits of the far north. 3. The French tend to be more aware of the northern charms than visitors.
Output: 1
Statement: Now with Newt in hiding, that dynamic has changed. Choices:  1. Newt is hiding from the media. 2. Newt is in hiding. 3. Newt is out in public.
Output: 3
Statement: That is as true today as it was in 1919. Choices:  1. The truth has changed a lot between 1919 and today. 2. The truth hasn't changed between 1919 and today, but next year there will be different situations. 3. The truth hasn't changed between 1919 and today.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah um i could agree with that because used to conservatism was inherent at a much younger age Choices:  1. I agree because I used to think conservativism was inherent when you were younger. 2. I agree because I used to think conservativism was inherent when you were younger and hadn't seen how the world works yet. 3. I agree because I used to think conservativism was inherent when you were over the age for 40.
Output: 3
Statement: Try it early in the day when there's much less traffic, or, if you really don't want to test your own driving skills, you can arrange for an organized tour with a driver; contact the Cumbria Tourist Board for more details . Choices:  1. The road is quite dangerous and it's suggested that one should hire a driver to get there. 2. Try driving there in the afternoon when every vehicle is slow moving. 3. You can call the Cumbria Tourist Board to hire a driver if you're not confident in your driving abilities.
Output: 2
Statement: no no it's funny uh i got out and got my bachelor's degree in uh seventy three and uh never went to a game there and have never gone to a game since Choices:  1. I went and got a degree in '73, but never bothered to go to a game! 2. I got my degree in '73, but never went to a baseball game. 3. I went to every game I could have gone to, despite not going since.
Output: 3
Statement: Hence, to give expression on the books of account; said of transactions. Choices:  1. Transactions are defined as an explanation to the books of account, in an economic disciplinary area. 2. Transactions are defined as an explanation to the books of geography. 3. Transactions are defined as an explanation to the books of account.
Output: 2
Statement: do the weights Choices:  1. Work with the weights. 2. Work out with the weights for an hour. 3. Do not use the weights.
Output: 3
Statement: One result is that Maderno's porticoed facade and nave obstruct a clear view of Michelangelo's dome from the square. Choices:  1. The facade makes it harder to see Michelangelo's dome from the square. 2. Michelangelo's dome could always be clearly seen from the square. 3. Maderno's porticoed facade will be knocked down so that it will not obstruct the view any more.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, my Kassandra, the Fourth Husband said without paying attention. Choices:  1. The husband was outside talking to their wife. 2. The husband was paying attention to their every move. 3. The husband talked without paying attention.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1996, the last year for which country statistics are available, 10,353 H-2A workers came from Mexico while only 4,231 came from the second leading country, Jamaica. Choices:  1. In 2006, 10,353 H-2A workers came from Mexico. 2. In the 1990's, around 10,000 H-2A workers came from Mexico. 3. In 1996, 10,353 H-2A workers came from Mexico.
Output: 1
Statement: In Postal and Delivery  Pricing, Productivity, Regulation and Strategy, edited by M.A. Choices:  1. This is unedited and will never be edited. 2. It took M.A. one day to edit this. 3. M.A. is the responsable for editing this.
Output: 1
Statement: do you think that's the main reason do you think the Choices:  1. Do you guess that is the main reason? 2. I do not want to know if you think that is the main reason.   3. I think that is the main reason.  
Output: 2
Statement: Trivandrum is a big town with an international airport mostly for migrant workers going to and from the Gulf 15 km (9 miles) from the best beaches in India. Choices:  1. The international airport in Trivandrum ferries workers back and forth from the nearby Gulf. 2. The remote town of Trivandrum is small and does not have a single train or airport connecting it to the rest of civilization. 3. The Gulf area is booming with new construction, and needs an immense labor force.
Output: 2
Statement: AC is assumed to be the principal reagent used to absorb the mercury in the exhaust gases. Choices:  1. Exhaust gases are where you need to absorb most of the mercury during the process. 2. AC isn't used anymore, we moved to different reagents years ago. 3. We think AC is the main reagent used to absorb the mercury.
Output: 2
Statement: At least one historically fashionable establishment still resides here in all its glory. Choices:  1. The establishment has been here for many years. 2. There is at least one establishment still here that is historically fashionable. 3. There are no historically fashionable establishments left here.
Output: 3
Statement: no i'm trying not to he's telling me to start the grill Choices:  1. My husband started the grill for me. 2. I am trying not to since he wants me to start the grill. 3. I am nervous using the grill by myself.
Output: 1
Statement: Not earlier?  Choices:  1. Not later than that? 2. Not previously? 3. Not previously, before the book caught on fire?
Output: 1
Statement: In my opinion, modernizing agency performance appraisal and management systems and linking them to agency strategic plans and desired outcomes should be a top priority. Choices:  1. Business aren't as effective as they could be if they have outdated appraisal systems. 2. Performance appraisal and management systems are standalone devices; there's no need to update them. 3. In my opinion, updating appraisal and management systems is a needed priority. 
Output: 2
Statement: Public bridle paths throughout the Lake District lead through particularly beautiful and tranquil countryside. Choices:  1. It is free to stroll through the bridle paths and they are well maintained. 2. The Lake District have no public bridle paths. 3. Bridle paths open to the public show a beautiful and peaceful countryside.
Output: 2
Statement: So, what kind of Jew am I after 60 years of consciousness-raising? Choices:  1. I have raised consciousness for over fifty years. 2. I have raised consciousness for only two decades. 3. My identity as a Jew is threatened by my consciousness raising.
Output: 2
Statement: It also looks good at license-renewal  Your station has helped fulfill its public service commitment. Choices:  1. No one cares if you were committed to public service. 2. You want to show you do good deeds before you renew your license. 3. You have to renew your license.
Output: 1
Statement: and and to me you know it's like now i'm twenty two but i still feel you know it's like yeah we never threw a football or something and the way i was brought up and he wants me now he like he you know like he wants to be best friends now and it's very Choices:  1. We never spent time together when I was younger so I don't care to see him now. 2. We never spent time together when I was younger. 3. We were always together when I was young.
Output: 3
Statement: uh not a whole lot it they're they're in pretty good condition um as as far as uh major repairs you know lot a lot of little filling holes and nicks and things like that but uh the only the most major things have been uh oh i guess i i moved a couple of outlets and or uh switches i should say they for some reason they put a bathroom light switch in the hallway and uh yeah and i i didn't like that very well so i i moved that but uh Choices:  1. they put the bathroom light switch in the hallway because they thought that was convenient 2. they are in terrible condition and need a lot of major repairs 3. their condition is pretty good and they don't need a lot of major repairs
Output: 2
Statement: you know if i mean if they want something occasionally but most of the time if it's a need i just get it Choices:  1. "I ignore them whenever they need or want something." 2. "I just grab it from the fridge if they need something or even if they want something occasionally." 3. "I just grab it if they need something or even if they want something occasionally."
Output: 1
Statement: It is difficult to believe that these bizarre shapes, staircases going nowhere, and windows in walls without rooms were built in 1724 by a serious student, rather than in the last century by some deranged architect. Choices:  1. The student designed the building so bizarrely as an art statement.  2. It's obvious that a deranged architect designed this building with non-functional staircases.  3. It's unique because there are bizarre shapes, staircases that lead nowhere, and walls without rooms.
Output: 2
Statement: Gas path for coal-fired boiler with FGD. Choices:  1. The boiler has no FGD. 2. The boiler is coal fired. 3. The boiler is used to heat water.
Output: 1
Statement: But he used harsh anti-press laws and loyalty oaths to quell the libertarian spirit that had brought him to power. Choices:  1. The libertarians brought him to power. 2. He did not appreciate those who brought him to power. 3. He was happy to allow a free and active press to thrive.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i have to stay up if i want to see it i have to stay up till eleven thirty and then it's all reruns and the guy that was started out in it isn't in it and anyway it's a long Choices:  1. I wake up early to see it. 2. I have to stay up to see  but that's pretty late. 3. I have to stay up to see it.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that'd really pretty Choices:  1. That would be very pretty because those flowers are so beautiful! 2. Oh, that would be really beautiful. 3. That would be awful, do not do that.
Output: 3
Statement: i that don't it it it seems like i mean if wrestling is prime time professional wrestling it seems like it's just just just like pros in a wrestling to me i don't i don't see any difference though Choices:  1. Maybe I just need to pay closer attention. 2. The WWE is clearly the best wrestling organization. 3. I don't see any difference in the different wrestling organizations.
Output: 2
Statement: Preventing developers from adding features is not as easy as it sounds. Choices:  1. Developers can add features. 2. Developers are legally allowed to add features. 3. Developers aren't capable of adding features.
Output: 3
Statement: Does the study state clearly whether identification ofthese factors was based on insight and recognition or on quantitative techniques? Choices:  1. The authors of the study have yet to complete the chapter outlining their methods. 2. Factors were clearly based on observation of martians while eating cheese. 3. How does the study characterize its research procedures?
Output: 2
Statement: From some words of Mr. Hersheimmer's at Manchester, I gathered that you had understood and acted on that hint. Choices:  1. I'm pretty sure you never understood even half of Mr. Hersheimmer's speech. 2. From what Mr. Hersheimmer said at Manchester, I surmised you did something with that hint he gave. 3. Mr. Heisheimmer gave us some clues at Manchester.
Output: 1
Statement: We'll fashion supports of more of the sky material."  "And have real rods sticking up from the poles in the real universe?" Hanson asked sarcastically. Choices:  1. We have no material to create supports for the sky material. 2. We will create pole and rope supports of the sky stuff. 3. We will create supports of more of the sky stuff.
Output: 1
Statement: 137 Chapter 11 THE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION The trial of John Cavendish for the murder of his stepmother took place two months later.  Choices:  1. John Cavendish was suspected of killing his stepmother. 2. John Cavendish was not under suspicion in his stepmother's death. 3. John Cavendish had actually killed his stepmother.
Output: 2
Statement: Apaches , about ex-cops battling a gang of drug traffickers who smuggle cocaine in the hollowed-out cadavers of kidnapped babies, is condemned for its gruesome banality, ... Choices:  1. The cocaine that the drug traffickers smuggle fetches a very high price. 2. The show is about cops teaming up with ex-drug traffickers to help disadvantaged children. 3. It's about former cops fighting drug traffickers who smuggle drugs using the corpses of babies.
Output: 2
Statement: And, like ammonia, the urea market is currently experiencing an oversupply situation. Choices:  1. The urea market have been overstocked since two years ago. 2. The urea market is severely understocked. 3. The urea market is experiencing oversupply.
Output: 2
Statement: Is this reasonable caution or self-important delight in martial law? Choices:  1. I can tell you hate martial law. 2. Are you delighting in the world falling apart? 3. Are you delighting in martial law?
Output: 1
Statement: Vrenna looked nervous, taking a step back. Choices:  1. Vrenna look nervous while taking a step back. 2. Vrenna looked confident while taking a step back. 3. Vrenna look nervous while taking a step back from the battle.
Output: 2
Statement: The building blocks of FACS are 46 action units  (AUs) such as a wrinkling of the nose, a puffing of the cheeks, dilation of the nostrils, squinting, and so on. Choices:  1. There are forty-six action units, like squinting and wrinkling the nose, that comprise the basic elements of FACS. 2. The objective of FACS is to tell when someone is lying. 3. The action units of FACS involve only body movements, not facial expressions like squinting.
Output: 3
Statement: (Fans who visit the American Movie Web site will find such features as Borchardt's daily diary and a phone number for his buddy Mike Schank, a lovable PCP casualty and talented musician--If he's home and in the mood he'll pick up. Choices:  1. Who visits the American Movie Web site will find many features, and they are increasing more and more. 2. Who visits the American Movie Web site will not find any features. 3. Who visits the American Movie Web site will find many features.
Output: 2
Statement: The inscriptions state how  he of gentle visage and beloved of the gods,  as he described himself, was filled with remorse and converted to the non-violent teachings of Buddha. Choices:  1. The teachings of Buddhism are intrinsically violent and promote aggression. 2. After experiencing war and violence, he chose to convert to Buddhism. 3. He described himself as being gentle and favored by the gods.
Output: 1
Statement: Auditors should determine whether officials of the audited entity have taken appropriate corrective actions on known reported significant findings and recommendations. Choices:  1. Auditors have a requirement to do certain checks. 2. The auditors determine if the entity is wrong. 3. The auditors hold an important position in the business.
Output: 2
Statement: The Baselica de San Vicente just outside the city walls is considerably smaller than the cathedral, but hardly less inspiring. Choices:  1. The Baselica de San Vicente is visited by many. 2. The Basilica de San Vicente is less inspiring than the cathedral 3. The Baselica de San Vicente is inspiring.
Output: 2
Statement: but the US also makes a lot of uh you know treaties with other people like saying okay if you give up then you can come live in our country and we'll take care of you like Marcos right Choices:  1. The U.S. does not make any treaties with former enemies. 2. The US has treaties for them to surrender and live in the U.S. 3. The treaties that U.S. makes are not the best thing for the country.
Output: 1
Statement: and they said that a certain number of people that the heavy drug users would either quit or go in rela rehabilitation programs and i think that's what helps you know that that you know warning when you have a drug program uh you know the people that are worried about it or are taking drugs actually go and then uh usually a lot of them uh partake in uh some of the benefits of of rehabilitation and everything so Choices:  1. Some people with drug problems go for rehabilitation programs. 2. No one ever benefits from the rehabilitation programs. 3. Rehabilitation programs are very helpful to people with drug issues.
Output: 2
Statement: What other secrets did the man hold? Choices:  1. The man may hold other secrets. 2. The man definitely held many secrets. 3. The man didn't know anything else.
Output: 3
Statement: Makes you think.' Choices:  1. Something is easily ignorable. 2. Something makes you think. 3. This book makes you think.
Output: 1
Statement: and there's no explanation for it they treat it as perfectly normal and somebody says what's the deer head doing here and they said oh it fell off the wall so why was it doing on the wall Choices:  1. The deer head fell off the wall. 2. The deer head was a gift from a co worker. 3. The deer head stayed on the wall and didn't fall off.
Output: 3
Statement: But such heady progress would soon come to a halt. Choices:  1. The project had run out of funding. 2. Rapid developments soon ground to a halt. 3. Progress began to accelerate and the final goals became nearer.
Output: 3
Statement: not yet not yet at all Choices:  1. Right now, yes. 2. Not at this time. 3. It will be coming later.
Output: 1
Statement: James BeauSeigneur, a premill from Rockville, Md., has written a fictional trilogy dramatizing the End Times. Choices:  1. James BeauSeigneur trilogy will be adapted for film. 2. James BeauSeigneur has written a fictional duo on the End Times. 3. James BeauSeigneur has written three works on the End Times. 
Output: 2
Statement: To what extent the aggregate offset is due to the changes in interest rates, wealth, disposable personal income, expectations of future tax rates, or other reasons is ambiguous. Choices:  1. The reasons for how much the aggregate offset will be are very complicated. 2. The reasons for how much the aggregate offset is ambiguous. 3. The aggregate offset is easy to determine.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh i'd i'd like to uh eventually i'd like to work work up if if my wife does get interested and and maybe get involved in a league in a in a mixed mixed doubles league or something like that Choices:  1. I don't fancy the idea of teaming up with my wife for a league. 2. I would like to partner with my wife in a doubles league. 3. I tried to get my wife interested in a couples' league.
Output: 1
Statement: To reflect concerns about the inherent limitations in the number of studies supporting a causal association between long-term exposure and mortality, an Alternative benefit estimate was derived from the large number of time-series studies that have established a likely causal relationship between short-term measures of PM and daily mortality statistics. Choices:  1. The big number of time-series studies was used to create an Alternative benefit estimate. 2. When every study was checked, there were no concerns about inherent limitations that indicated an association between long-term exposure and mortality. 3. Because we have identified a solid link between PM and mortality, PM emissions should be reduced immediately.
Output: 2
Statement: The internal focus of the fourth goal provides a framework for enhancing GAO's effectiveness and helping to improve performance and accountability throughout the agency. Choices:  1. Accountability can be improved through internal focus on the fourth goal. 2. GAO effectiveness and accountability are currently substandard. 3. There is no way to enhance accountability or effectiveness.
Output: 3
Statement: Now they admit this was wrong. Choices:  1. They now admit this was right. 2. They now admit this was wrong, but it's too late. 3. They now admit this was wrong.
Output: 1
Statement: i mean the Kurds have tried it before they've gotten their butts kicked and this is just another time that it's happening Choices:  1. The Kurds tried it but lost. 2. The Kurds have never tried this. 3. The kurds weren't successful in the battle.
Output: 2
Statement: Come on, Julius. Choices:  1. Julius is being encouraged. 2. Julius is being chastised. 3. No one is talking to Julius.
Output: 3
Statement: Saving Rate, Working Paper No. Choices:  1. The paper dealt with the negative saving rate. 2. The paper studied the investment rate. 3. The paper dealt with the saving rate.
Output: 2
Statement: The piazza's main attraction is the massive 13th-century Gothic church of Santi Giovanni e Paolo, a name compressed by Venetians into San Zanipolo. Choices:  1. No one goes to the piazza to see the Santi Giovanni e Paolo. 2. San Zanipolo is the name locals give to the church of Santi Giovanni e Paolo. 3. The church of Santi Giovanni e Paolo was built in the 1240s.
Output: 1
Statement: Scott Shuger's OK (Today's Papers) but kinda warmed over and unsatisfying. Choices:  1. Scott Shuger's Papers were lovely.  2. Today's Papers by Scott Shuger's were not good. 3. Scott Shuger's Papers were unsatisfying due to their length. 
Output: 1
Statement: Likewise, changes in wealth perceived to be temporary due to fluctuating market values of assets would not affect planned spending. Choices:  1. The changes in wealth are quite significant. 2. The planned spending is not affected by the fluctuating market values. 3. The planned spending takes into account all fluctuations.
Output: 3
Statement: right now we've recycled glass for years because years because we have a glass industry in our community Choices:  1. We have recycled glass for a while now. 2. Our community only recycles aluminum, newspapers and plastics. 3. The glass industry in our community was established in the 90s.
Output: 2