niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: problem of course in my job i don't know who would do it while i'm gone that long we're desperately trying to find time to uh train someone else to do it but i feel certainly it would still be there if if not burying me but uh it'll be there when i get back uh flex times another benefit that i i like that TI's been doing uh though officially they just started it uh uh relatively recently uh we were always given the privilege with our supervisor that was there we were really small shop and there was only one shift so we didn't interfere with anyone and he liked the idea of having someone there early enough to handle third shift's concerns and late enough to handle second shift and so he allowed us to come in basically as we as we wanted to and as it worked out two or three of us were there about six in the morning and Choices:  1. When I am gone someday I just do not know who would step up to take my place. 2. They already have someone ready to take my place. 3. I worry about what might happen if I am gone someday.
Output: 2
Statement: on something that doesn't seem that bad to me what are you telling that student Choices:  1. it is a bad idea to tell the student that. 2. That seems awful. 3. Are you telling the student otherwise.
Output: 2
Statement: 9. We'll back off first. Choices:  1. We'll go very far away. 2. We are going to get closer. 3. We will get away.
Output: 2
Statement: This does not do well for Lewinsky's credibility. Choices:  1. It does not make Lewinsky appear more credible.  2. The revelation that she lied to the police did not help Lewinsky's credibility.  3. This did numbers for Lewinsky's credibility. 
Output: 3
Statement: You and your breasted American girlfriend--to be politically correct--need not feel there is anything wrong with her centerfold figure. Choices:  1. You look awful in the centerfold figure but your busty friend looks great. 2. There is nothing wrong with the centerfold figure of you and your busty friend. 3. You should be worried about the centerfold figure of you and your friend.
Output: 3
Statement: The theory of resonance, I see. Choices:  1. That's the theory of resonance. 2. That's not a theory, I see. 3. The resonance theory, finally.
Output: 2
Statement: but i like dogs and my husband like cats so we haven't reached a real agreement on that yet  if we get a place where we can have both it'll be great but until then Choices:  1. My husband and I can't agree on a pet. 2. My husband and i  both want a pet from the shelter. 3. We both want a dog.
Output: 3
Statement: He thought the facts had been misrepresented.  Choices:  1. He wasn't sure if the facts were really facts. 2. He suspected that the facts hadn't been presented clearly. 3. The facts were represented concisely and truthfully.
Output: 3
Statement: well it's been very interesting Choices:  1. It hasn't been interesting. 2. The experience has been extremely interesting for the company. 3. It has been very intriguing.
Output: 1
Statement: came back here and could not realize why i'd been so depressed through the winter Choices:  1. I knew I was depressed throughout winter. 2. I came back and still didn't realize why I was depressed all winter. 3. I couldn't realize why I was depressed since I was busy with moving back and working a lot. 
Output: 1
Statement: That same year, it was investigated by the government on bribery charges related to F-16 sales, and fined $25 million for bribing an Egyptian minister to help arrange a $79 million sale of three transport planes. Choices:  1. That year it was investigated on bribery charges and fined 25 million for bribing an Egyptian minister with a trip to Hawaii. 2. That year it was investigated on bribery charges and fined 25 million for bribing an Egyptian minister. 3. That year it was not investigated on bribery charges and was not fined 25 million for bribing an Egyptian minister.
Output: 3
Statement: It's his fellow senators he can't stand. Choices:  1. Bob the builder has been elected President of the United States. 2. He is the Senate Majority Leader. 3. Relationships among senators are varied.
Output: 1
Statement: And Mr. Brown is a consummate actor. Choices:  1. Mr. Brown is the best actor ever.  2. Mr. Brown is a skilled actor.  3. Mr. Brown is a terrible actor. 
Output: 3
Statement: Actually, self-important pomposity is out right now. Choices:  1. People like pompous people. 2. Being pompus is unpopular. 3. Being pompus is no longer cool after people saw too much of it.
Output: 1
Statement: Following Khephren'sdeaththe body oftheSphinxwaslost under the desert sands that sweptthe areaandTutmosis Choices:  1. A sandstorm caused the burial.  2. The area suffered sand storms that buried the body of the great Sphinx. 3. The Sphinx, built on high ground, stood tall and proud throughout the ravages of time.
Output: 3
Statement: Red and yellow flames. Choices:  1. The flames burned blue. 2. There was a hot fire. 3. There were red and yellow flames.
Output: 1
Statement: Some investments in stewardship land, for example national parks, will be reported by both 1) the number of acres used as a park or an historic site in the stewardship land category, and 2) by the number of physical units identified as national parks in the heritage assets category. Choices:  1. The number of acres used and the number of physical units used on stewardship land are both reported. 2. Some investments in stewardship land are reported only by number of acres used. 3. Investments may look large by acreage but much smaller by the number of units.
Output: 2
Statement: Generally, scheduled outages will govern which method can be used for multiple FGD system installations. Choices:  1. Scheduled outages are irritating 2. Unscheduled outages can be used for none of the FDG systems 3. Scheduled outages will control which method can be used for FGD system installations
Output: 2
Statement: Situated on the usually peaceful banks of the River Segura, Orihuela is a few kilometres (a couple of miles) off the busy A-7. Choices:  1. However, you cannot hear the traffic in Orihuela. 2. Orihuela is near to the busy A-7. 3. Orihuela is located on top of a mountain. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i you know uh people always complain about American Express saying not enough people take it but i've i've rarely found a place that wouldn't that wouldn't take it so that doesn't bother me luckily Choices:  1. I really like American Express, it's what I use in most places. 2. American Express is rejected everywhere, so I get why people complain so much about it happening. 3. I've almost never found somewhere that wouldn't take American Express, even though people complain it happens all the time.
Output: 2
Statement: Simply put, governments are bad. Choices:  1. Governments are great! 2. Governments aren't good. 3. The governments have very little influence over private matters.
Output: 1
Statement: Weather Update Choices:  1. Historical weather data. 2. This is the latest weather. 3. The Weather Update looks promising.
Output: 1
Statement: In imitation of Rembrandt's flayed ox on display at the Louvre, Soutine hung a carcass of beef in his studio. Choices:  1. Soutine was a chef. 2. Soutine hoped to be as famous as Rembrandt. 3. To imitate Rembrandt, Soutine hung up a beef carcass.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the rule is expected to produce more efficient consumer search activities which could lead to time savings valued at $19 million to $38 million per year. Choices:  1. Increased efficiency in consumer search activities might lead to time savings. 2. The rule is expected to reduce the efficiency of consumer search activities. 3. Time savings will not be as large as expected.
Output: 2
Statement: The most celebrated is the sophisticated portrait of Paquius Proc?­ulus and his Wife, depicting an interracial marriage. Choices:  1. An interracial marriage was highly scandalous at the time. 2. Paquius Proc?­ulus and his Wife were both from the same race.  3. The portrait of Paquius Proc?­ulus and his Wife shows an interracial union.
Output: 2
Statement: Only, th' Don , he's got agin him now a big list of little men who'd like to be big chiefs. Choices:  1. The Don has a long shopping list for the grocery store. 2. The Don will help these men become big chiefs. 3. The Don has a long list of little men who want to be big chiefs.
Output: 1
Statement: are they over five hundred Choices:  1. They are definitely over five hundred. 2. If they are over five hundred they will not get a good draft pick. 3. Are they over .500 win percentage?
Output: 1
Statement: And he made it on the crack of the gun. Choices:  1. The gun went off with a crack and it was very loud. 2. The gun went off silent. 3. The gun went off with a crack.
Output: 2
Statement: The tractors were designed for work in mud flats and the haulers had the narrow wheels used on rocky ground. Choices:  1. The tractors worked well in mud flats. 2. The tractors were never designed to work in mud flats. 3. The tractors used to be designed differently but now they are designed to work in mud flats.
Output: 2
Statement: The doorman looked her over and said, OK, the horse can come in, but you have to stay outside. Choices:  1. The doorman was instructed to not let any humans in. 2. The doorman allowed them both in, without looking at them. 3. The doorman would only let the horse in.
Output: 2
Statement: Adopting a teams-based approach to operations can improve employee morale and job satisfaction by creating an environment characterized by open communication, enhanced flexibility in meeting job demands, and a sense of shared responsibility for accomplishing agency goals and objectives. Choices:  1. Management often do not consider using a team-based approach because of the time and  energy needed to implement the program.  2. Several benefits can be gained by a teams-based approach. 3. An executive order requires that all companies must adapt a team based approach in business
Output: 3
Statement: The number of individuals seeking relief from the floods across South Texas increased by more than 1,000 Tuesday, bringing the total to 5,855, he said. Choices:  1. Almost 6,000 people lost their homes in Texas 2. Almost 6,000 people were affected by flooding in Texas. 3. Everyone in Texas avoided the flooding.
Output: 3
Statement: At the same time, flexibility may be just as important as resources. Choices:  1. Resources are more important that flexibility. 2. Resources and flexibility may be equally important. 3. There need to be more resources.
Output: 1
Statement: Caught in the act, and somewhat flurried he hastily shuts and locks his desk.  Choices:  1. He took his time in shutting and locking his desk. 2. Someone caught him, and he then locked his desk. 3. Miss Howard was the person who caught him in the act.
Output: 1
Statement: Somehow I am happy to be too formal for your society. Choices:  1. It has been established that I am too formal for your society. 2. Somehow I am unhappy to be too formal for your society. 3. There are other people that are even more formal than I am.
Output: 2
Statement: Should Mike Wallace be pissed off? Choices:  1. There is no sense in Mike Wallace being pissed off.  2. Should Mike Wallace by angry? 3. Mike Wallace is justified in his anger.
Output: 1
Statement: Rest now while we can. Choices:  1. We should rest while we can. 2. We must stay awake until the dawn. 3. We should rest before our next battle.
Output: 2
Statement: Although much of this software is advertising-driven--hence, free--you will still pay a price. Choices:  1. You payed $50 for the software.  2. Most of the software is driven by advertising, so in a way you still pay.  3. The software is genious for using such advertising methods. 
Output: 1
Statement: Our people will resist change and you would know how to handle them, how to see to it that--that--" Choices:  1. Our people will oppose change and you know how to deal with them. 2. Our people always embrace change with open arms. 3. Our people are not so fond of change.
Output: 2
Statement: What is it? Choices:  1. What is that? 2. What is wrong? 3. That is not it.
Output: 3
Statement: As a result, France experiences diversity and tension within cultural, social, and political spheres. Choices:  1. Due to unnamed events, France faced problems with society. 2. France has always been known to be very accepting of social differences. 3. France fixed these issues with the help of other world leaders.
Output: 2
Statement: Nothing except that I think I may be of some use to you. Another inference forced itself into Tuppence's mind: "You followed me here?" Choices:  1. I could help you catch her. 2. I could be useful to you. 3. I wouldn't be useful to you.
Output: 3
Statement: Site of the stoic town hall (Palazzo Vecchio or della Signoria) since 1299, the square bustles in all seasons, not least because it leads to the richest of Italy's art museums, the Uffizi. Choices:  1. The Uffizi, Italy's richest art museum, is found in the bustling Palazzo Vecchio. 2. The Palazzo Vecchio attracts more people year round than any other region in Italy. 3. The site of the town hall is completely dead during the winter months.
Output: 3
Statement: The streets were alive with trade and travel. Choices:  1. The streets were bustling. 2. There were twenty stores open on the street. 3. The street was a ghost town.
Output: 3
Statement: The high-society frolics of the Vaudreuil era were over. Choices:  1. The high society galas and parties of the enchanting Vaudreuil era had ceased. 2. The high society raping was finished in America. 3. The high society frolics of the Vauderuil era were done.
Output: 2
Statement: The third installment in McCarthy's trilogy about cowboys in the mid-20 th century seals his canonization. Choices:  1. McCarthy has a trilogy. 2. McCarthy has yet to have a trilogy. 3. McCarthy has a trilogy about dogs.
Output: 2
Statement: I immediately found a wire story about UCLA's overtime win. Choices:  1. A wire story about UCLA's overtime win has been found immediately, but in the end it hasn't been used. 2. A wire story about UCLA's overtime win has never been found. 3. A wire story about UCLA's overtime win has been found immediately.
Output: 2
Statement: This one was tall and broad with a wide-bladed sword on his back. Choices:  1. This had a wide-bladed sword on his back and was tall and broad with black hair. 2. He was short with a wide-bladed sword on his back. 3. This had a wide-bladed sword on his back and was tall and broad.
Output: 2
Statement: A profile of a rookie cop says police work is improving because street officers have been given more responsibility. Choices:  1. All the cops think things are going down the drain. 2. New cops are often interviewed by press. 3. An officer thinks things are getting better because they've been given more to do.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, why read any type of fiction? Choices:  1. Is there any good reason to not read fiction? 2. Do you think there's a good reason to read fiction, or is it all just mindless entertainment? 3. Well, then, what's the point of reading any kind of fiction?
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum i'm not familiar with that one Choices:  1. I don't know about that one. 2. Yeah I know that one.  3. I am familiar with other ones. 
Output: 2
Statement: and uh most of the older folks that go out there and play are exactly the same way all of us young bucks get out there and hit the ball you know a mile Choices:  1. The older folks play the same games as we do. 2. They may be older, but they are just like us when they play. 3. The older generation doesn't really get out a lot.
Output: 3
Statement: For instructions on setting up Slate Home Delivery using HP PrintSmart, . Choices:  1. To get instructions to set up Slate Home Delivery with HP PrintSmart, 2. This guide will show you how to get instructions for Slate Home Delivery with HP PrintSmart, a new service from Hewlett Packard. 3. There are no instructions on how to set up Slate Home Delivery with HP PrintSmart.
Output: 3
Statement: 618--so beloved of artists, architects, and the ordinary human eye. Choices:  1. The ordinary human eye, artists and architects all love it. 2. Artists and architects tend to hate it. 3. It is a new sight for most people.
Output: 2
Statement: Instead of sitting down to a formal meal in a restaurant you can wander into a tapas bar, point to the items you like and eat your way down the counter, rather like a smorgasbord. Choices:  1. You are also able to sit down for a formal meal in a tapas bar. 2. A tapas bar is not like a smorgasbord. 3. You are able to point to the items you like and eat, much the same as a smorgasbord.
Output: 2
Statement: findings and conclusions, but are not audited, the auditors should clearly indicate in their report the data's limitations and not make unwarranted conclusions or recommendations based on those data. Choices:  1. The auditors should indicate the data's limits. 2. The auditors don't know if the data has limits. 3. The auditors should show the limits of the data which makes it unable to make clear conclusions about savings rate.
Output: 2
Statement: He no longer has to answer for the erratic Robertson. Choices:  1. He must continue to answer for all of Robertson's actions. 2. Robertson's unpredictable behavior won't affect him any more.  3. Robertson was recently fired after a terrible tragedy.
Output: 1
Statement: And another cry, The children! Choices:  1. The kids are crying because they are hungry.  2. One more sound, The Kids! 3. No more crying.
Output: 3
Statement: They grinned and closed in. Choices:  1. They frowned while closing in. 2. The grinned while closing in. 3. The grinned while closing in on the troops.
Output: 1
Statement: If they have landed, and are still alive, where are they? Choices:  1. If they are on the ground and still sucking down oxygen, what is their location. 2. Everyone believed they had crashed and all had been killed. 3. The plane landed at the airport on schedule.
Output: 3
Statement: Because Miss Boulaye happens to be black, the reporter assumed she was obsessed with a racist political system, commented the Telegraph . And since she is a Tory, the paper assumed she supported what, it conceded yesterday, was 'abhorrent to her. Choices:  1. The reporter assumed a lot of misrepresentations about Miss Boulaye.  2. The reporter thought that Miss Boulaye absolutely detests white people.  3. The paper wrote a lot of articles on Miss Boulaye based on facts. 
Output: 3
Statement: This was the woman who had warned me so earnestly, and to whose warning I had, alas, paid no heed!  Choices:  1. This woman warned and I didn't listen. 2. This woman never warned me. 3. This woman warned me and i didn't listen and I feel dumb.
Output: 2
Statement: No hoss, no nothin'. Choices:  1. No horse, no nothing.  2. No horse, I'll still give you everything.  3. If you have a horse, you'll get everything. 
Output: 2
Statement: By the way, where did Mr. Hersheimmer come in originally?  Choices:  1. So where is Mr. Hersheimmer come from originally? 2. I don't care where Mr. Hersheimmer is originally from.  3. Did Mr. Hersheimmer originally come from there?
Output: 2
Statement: Once again "Mr. Brown" had triumphed. Choices:  1. Mr. Brown succeeded yet again. 2. Some people were envious of Mr. Brown's success. 3. This is the first time Mr. Brown has succeeded.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to seeing one of Caleornia's original missions, you'll want to visit this valley to see the movie studios. Choices:  1. You would not want to visit the valley in order to see the movie studios. 2. The Movie Studios can not compare to California's original missions. 3. You would probably want to also visit this valley and take a peek into the movie studios.
Output: 1
Statement: well we've had last weekend we had eighty seven which was extraordinarily hot for now but now we're back down to about fifty and it's raining here but um Choices:  1. It snowed last weekend. 2. We were almost 90 degrees last weekend. 3. We were almost 90 degrees last weekend which was a new record.
Output: 1
Statement: And Malaysia offers a showcase of festivals of events and festivities throughout the year as well. Choices:  1. Plenty of events take place in Malaysia all year long. 2. Malaysia is a popular tourist destination due to its many events. 3. There are very few events held in Malaysia.
Output: 3
Statement: Of course, we do have people who want to be in office, but once in office they don't want to be in control. Choices:  1. People just want to be in control. 2. People always want to make changes when they run for office. 3. People only run for office so they can have control.
Output: 2
Statement: But they concentrated their power more for commercial than military gain, showing a taste for the good life rather than a hunger for an empire. Choices:  1. Their greed for money eventually led to the downfall of their empire. 2. They didn't care much for commercial ventures, preferring to put their energy into exploring and conquering. 3. They were more interested in getting money than in conquering more land.
Output: 2
Statement: She tossed off her little V.  Choices:  1. She discarded her V. 2. She held on to her V 3. She gently tossed off her V.
Output: 2
Statement: INDIANAPOLIS- Four years ago, the state Supreme Court asked law firms to address a growing  Not enough lawyers were donating time for pro bono work, and thousands of people were left with no legal help in civil cases. Choices:  1. Supreme Court asked law firms to address something 4 years ago. 2. The law firms did not comply with the Supreme Court orders.  3. Supreme Court never asked law firms to address any problems.
Output: 3
Statement: We hear from a lot of people who don't believe the government should provide legal services, said Rubin, who began his one-year term as foundation president in January.  Choices:  1. A lot of people wholeheartedly believe the government should provide legal services. 2. A lot of people don't believe the government should provide legal services. 3. A lot of people don't believe the government should provide legal services, because it doesn't concern the government. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh what which one is that Choices:  1. Which of the seven had white paws? 2. So all of them then? 3. Which one are you talking about?
Output: 2
Statement: Critics' principal target is the company's policy of pegging doctors' investment returns to profits at Columbia/HCA-affiliated institutions. Choices:  1. Critics do not aim at the company's policy of pegging doctors' investment returns to profits. 2. Critics aim at the company's policy of pegging doctors' investment returns to profits. 3. Critics aim at the company's policy of pegging doctors' investment returns to profits, said the economists.
Output: 1
Statement: so so we all even get more uh get more lawn to mow that way but uh it's fun Choices:  1. So all of us get less lawn to mov, and it isn't fun. 2. It's fun, even though we all get more lawn to mow. 3. Mowing the lawn is fun because it's easy.
Output: 1
Statement: About 20 percent of Oregon residents qualify for the legal aid but only about 111 lawyers (less than 1 percent of the bar) compose the state's legal aid services network. Choices:  1. While one-fifth of the people in Oregon qualify for legal assistance, there are only 111 lawyers to go around. 2. There are far more people than lawyers when it comes to legal assistance, which means that many will not be served well. 3. The number of legal aid lawyers outnumbers the residents who need help.
Output: 3
Statement: Our advertising does not--and never has--treated all drugs equally. Choices:  1. We advertise about different drugs. 2. We spend millions of dollars in drug advertisements alone. 3. We have, in the past, treated and advertised all drugs equally.
Output: 3
Statement: The principal exhibition area, the planetarium and aquarium, and the submarine Argonaute are covered by the entry fee (or Museum Pass), but all other activities even the creative play areas for young children cost extra (see page 75). Choices:  1. Most of the museum is covered by a fee, but the extra play areas cost extra. 2. The entire museum is free. 3. The important parts of the museum are covered by an entry fee.
Output: 2
Statement: The first moral is that children are never safer than when staring at a computer screen. Choices:  1. The kids are being endangered by their time on the computer.  2. The children are safe when watching videos on the computer. 3. Children are safe when looking at a compute screen.
Output: 1
Statement: Bradley and Colvin (2000) estimated the entry pricing cost of the USO for the United States. Choices:  1. Bradley and Colvin guessed the entry pricing cost to be about $5 million. 2. Bradley and Colvin guessed the cost to trade with China. 3. Bradley and Colvin guessed the entry pricing cost.
Output: 2
Statement:  "Rumpelstilsken, I command the sun to set!"  He seemed to sense a hesitation in his mind, and then the impression of jeweled gears turning. Choices:  1. He did not hesitate even for a second.  2. He sensed hesitation when commanding Rumpelstiltskin.  3. He didn't want to ask anything of Rumpelstiltskin. 
Output: 1
Statement: It was a little after half-past five. Choices:  1. Half-past five had come and gone hours ago. 2. It was a little after half-past five in the evening. 3. Six o'clock was approaching and would arrive soon.
Output: 1
Statement: You have unlocked the impossible! Choices:  1. You unlocked the impossible! 2. You closed the possible! 3. You' gone and opened up what was impossible.
Output: 2
Statement: You'll also be able to admire the Stone Age pottery and bone bracelets, as well as Carthaginian and Greek carvings and Moorish relics. Choices:  1. There are relics from various historical periods. 2. The Greek carvings are older than the Carthaginian ones. 3. The pottery all dates from late Roman times.
Output: 3
Statement: And doesn't that money get added to the $16,000 to help feed her three children? Choices:  1. Does that money help her feed her pets? 2. Is the total money enough to feed her children? 3. Does that money also help take care of her kids?
Output: 1
Statement: Note the gentle beauty of Correggio's Nativity and Adoration of the Magi. Choices:  1. There is a gentle beauty to the Nativity and Adoration of the Magi.  2. The Nativity and Adoration of the Magi was not created by Correggio.   3. The Nativity and Adoration of the Magi is Correggio's most famous work.  
Output: 2
Statement: As long as they are meant as entertainment, and as long as users understand what their results communicate, there's no reason to lose much sleep over online polls. Choices:  1. People take online polls far too seriously.  2. There is cause for great concern regarding online polls. 3. Online polls are no cause for concern if used as entertainment.
Output: 2
Statement: it's all tradition it's all traditional they have to you have the ruling class and you have everybody else Choices:  1. Economic status is based on traditional constructs and traditions are hard to change. 2. It's all random and put in place via a lottery every day. 3. Economic status structures are based on tradition.
Output: 2
Statement: but in in New York you really never know you can plan  to you know to go up to the beach on the Fourth of July and then you know it might be seventy degrees or something Choices:  1. New York weather is very dependable, so it is very easy to make holiday plans. 2. New York is the best place to celebrate the Fourth of July. 3. The temperature in New York on Independence Day could be about seventy degrees. 
Output: 1
Statement: The old building with its splendid Salle de Travail (reading room, 1863) is being transformed into a research library of specialist collections for scholars. Choices:  1. The old building has been changed into a research library. 2. The old building has not been changed into a research library. 3. The old building is being changed into a library for the public.
Output: 2
Statement: In Crusader times, the wide, Classical Cardo was re-shaped into the narrow, parallel bazaars that still lead northward (to the left) to the Damascus Gate. Choices:  1. The Classical Cardo has grown in width over the years until today. 2. The Classical Cardo's size was diminished and have stayed that way. 3. The Classical Cardo's purpose as a structure has changed over time.
Output: 1
Statement: It is unlikely that cream skimmers would base their selection of areas to serve on the Postal Service's delivery profits. Choices:  1. The postal service's profits are not important to cream skimmers. 2. Cream skimmers don't base their selection on the Postal Service's profits. 3. Cream skimmers care a lot about the postal service.
Output: 3
Statement: It was a thoroughly legalistic way out. Choices:  1. It was the most righteous way to go. 2. It was the most sensible way out at the time. 3. It was definitely not the most legalistic way to do it.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah they're they're having trouble doing a little bit of both Choices:  1. They are having an easy time doing a little bit of both. 2. They would fare better if they only had to handle one of them. 3. They are having some challenges handling a little bit of both.
Output: 1
Statement: I can be very rough if I choose. Choices:  1. "If I choose, I can be very rough and you will not survive." 2. "I cannot be rough even if I want to be." 3. "If I choose, I can be very rough."
Output: 2
Statement: Psychology of Addiction Behaviors 1993 Choices:  1. Psychology of Addiction Behaviors published in 1993 2. Psychology of Addiction Behaviors was printed in New York 3. Psychology of Addiction Behaviors published 1932
Output: 3
Statement: you don't have any carpet down in your house Choices:  1. You have lots of carpets in your house. 2. You don't have any carpet down in your home. 3. You don't have any rugs in your home because of your brother.
Output: 1
Statement: This December, it will happen  Tens of thousands of children will hound their parents into buying charming Dalmatian pups for Christmas. Choices:  1. Dalmatian puppies will be popular among children this Christmas. 2. The children only wanted a certain breed of dog. 3. The children demanded to get a kitten for Christmas.
Output: 3
Statement: This time an egg appeared in his hand, to the delighted cry of Nema. Choices:  1. An egg appeared in his hand and delighted Nema. 2. An Ostrich egg appeared in his hand. 3. Nothing appeared in his hand this time.
Output: 3
Statement: You give your name to one site, but choose not to give your name to another, yet unbeknownst to you, the sites are allied, and using a common cookie identification, they can share what you didn't want shared. Choices:  1. The sites are not sharing information. 2. Most people find this intrusive. 3. The sites can share your information between them with a common cookie.
Output: 1
Statement: This case is different, said the German sullenly. Choices:  1. "No, this is exactly the same," said the German through gritted teeth. 2. "I'm a good person," said the German. 3. "It's not like that," said the unhappy German.
Output: 1
Statement: strangely enough the roads weren't that the the roads themselves were okay um there wasn't given that um sort of things hit and and for some reason i don't i don't quite understand why they maybe the ice didn't have anything to grab onto the roads themselves weren't weren't like covered in a solid sheet of ice things seemed to be okay um especially given that you know the next day it was forty degrees um you know  everything started to melt and then the roads themselves icewise were okay it was just that um there were there were power lines down everywhere on the road and there were trees downed everywhere and wherever you drove was sort of like driving through an obstacle course you didn't want to have to wind up hitting um you know hitting a tree or hitting a power line or hitting a phone line or anything else that was the rough part of it they closed school for kids for like a week just just because of that so Choices:  1. It was difficult to drive on the roads even though they weren't super icy. 2. It's the middle of the summer and the roads are warm and sunny. 3. There was a snowstorm last week.
Output: 2
Statement: Don't know who you are, stranger, but you had no call to mix in. Choices:  1. I don't know who you are. 2. I've met you before. 3. I don't know who you are, but it's nice to meet you.
Output: 2
Statement: Services, rely on automated systems to manage and distribute hundreds of Choices:  1. Automated systems are used by services to distribute. 2. Services relying on manual systems break. 3. Services that rely on automatic systems can spread 100's more than ones that don't.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i didn't realize what it was for a while i'd walk into a room where some of that and i'd wonder what is that you know and then one day i i realized that it was eucalyptus Choices:  1. I have been looking for eucalyptus for a long time.   2. It never occurred to me that this was eucalyptus.   3. One day it dawned on me that this was eucalyptus.  
Output: 2
Statement: and yeah well sometimes sometimes uh i've had the effect that if i swim in the morning uh i get an urge to go back and swim again at lunch time Choices:  1. I would want to swim during lunch but I did not get enough time to do so. 2. Once in awhile when I would swim in the morning I would want to swim again later in the day. 3. I would be set after swimming in the morning.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah we i guess there's Science Place One and Science Place Two we've only been in i think it's Science Place Two Choices:  1. there are two areas: Science Place One and Science Place Two 2. oh yes we've only been to Science Place One 3. I thought Science Place two seemed like the more exciting option
Output: 2
Statement: What was that? Choices:  1. That was a cat meowing in the nearby alley. 2. Do you know what that noise was? 3. I don't know what that was.
Output: 1
Statement: But how were you to know? Choices:  1. But you had every clue in your hands. 2. But how could you tell? 3. There was no way you could tell.
Output: 1
Statement: Once hired, the company sends these employees back to college for IT training and invests in them. Choices:  1. Once hired, the company puts the new hires back into college, investing in them. 2. The company invests in their employees because studies show that it is a good, efficient way to generate employee loyalty. 3. Once hired, the company send the new hires straight to work with little to no training in IT.
Output: 3
Statement: And what about Rupaul? Choices:  1. Can Rupal come to the party? 2. Can Rupaul be included? 3. Rupal cannot come.
Output: 3
Statement: Sex sometimes includes a heartening oration, but usually toward the end, urging you on to mutual victory; such remarks are rarely delivered at halftime, when you're lurking in the locker room, glum and battered. Choices:  1. There is a goal of mutual victory in sex. 2. There is a goal of mutual victory in sex because it's an activity that involves to people. 3. There is no goal of mutual victory in sex.
Output: 3
Statement: The substance of those comments will be published in the report along with GAO's assessment. Choices:  1. Nothing from those comments is going to be in the report. 2. GAO's assessment will be included in the last part of the report. 3. Information from those comments will be part of a report.
Output: 1
Statement: that really ti cks me off i think that while they are in jail and they are working their wages should go like i don't know they could uh some percentage like eighty five percent of their wages should go toward their room and board Choices:  1. I think that the wages should not be docked for room and board.   2. I think that at least eighty-five percent of wages earned should go to room and board.   3. Right now, they pay nothing towards room and board.  
Output: 1
Statement: Tips for  1) Settle out of court; 2) make her sign a prenuptial agreement; 3) make her sign a postnuptial agreement; 4) funnel your riches to off-limits, offshore accounts. Choices:  1. You should always settle in court.  2. Protect yourself from what your wife could do in divorce court.  3. If you don't store your riches offshore, your wife will probably steal it.
Output: 1
Statement: In such circumstances, auditors may issue a limited official-use report containing such information and distribute the report only to those parties responsible for acting on the auditors' recommendations. Choices:  1. The information contained in the limited use report is more important than information in a typical auditor report. 2. Auditors can issue a limited use report under certain conditions. 3. Auditors never have the right to issue their reports to anyone.
Output: 3
Statement: well that's not yeah that's true that's not to bad then Choices:  1. That's not too bad, but it may get worse. 2. That is not too terrible. 3. That is false and horrible.
Output: 3
Statement: i really was i was hoarse getting out of there and maybe i just laughed so hard the first time that i didn't have it i mean it just wasn't as funny the second time because i had just gone overboard the first time i don't know but Choices:  1. I couldn't stop laughing the first time I went through it. 2. I tried it a second time, and it wasn't as funny as the first time. 3. I have only tried it once, and I'm still to give it another try.
Output: 3
Statement: Computer-processed data, often from external sources, increasingly underpin audit reports, including evaluations (performance audits) and financial audits. Choices:  1. Computer-processed data is better than audits because they are more specific. 2. Computer-processed data is not able to underpin audit reports. 3. Computer-processed data is more and more likely to underpin audit reports.
Output: 2
Statement: At the opposite end rise the three remnants of the original Hippodrome. Choices:  1. On the other side is the three remaining pieces from the original Hippodrome. 2. On the other side, are the remanents of the remodeled Hippodrome. 3. The rest was destroyed long ago so only these few remnants still exist.
Output: 2
Statement: They don't involve delivery of services, Atlas said. Choices:  1. They involve delivery of services, Atlas said. 2. Atlas said that they don't involve delivery of services. 3. Delivery of services is not involved, because it's a huge cost.
Output: 1
Statement: However you may feel about this controversial sport, it remains very much a part of Spanish life, Choices:  1. This sport, while controversial, is still very much part of Spanish life. 2. This sport may make you feel uncomfortable to watch, but it's exciting. 3. This sport has become so controversial, it has faded from Spanish life. 
Output: 3
Statement: Jon continued. Choices:  1. Jon stopped. 2. Jon kept walking. 3. Jon kept going.
Output: 1
Statement: The federal government can also undertake steps to encourage personal saving. Choices:  1. Personal saving is hard to encourage  2. The government can take steps tyo encourage personal savings 3. There are no steps the government can take to encourage saving
Output: 3
Statement: and i and most of the time like i said that's that's a sort of like fund raiser things that the schools do or that the Boy Scouts do or whatever Choices:  1. For the schools to be able to afford extras, they need to do fund raisers. 2. The schools never need to raise funds, they have plenty of money for everything. 3. Sometimes the schools do fund raisers.
Output: 2
Statement: For a more detailed discussion of the current account balance, see Douglas B. Weinberg, U.S. Choices:  1. For a more detailed dialogue not regarding the current account balance talk to Douglas B. Weinberg. 2. For a more detailed dialogue regarding the current account balance talk to Douglas B. Weinberg. 3. For a more detailed dialogue regarding the current account balance and all other issues talk to Douglas B. Weinberg.
Output: 1
Statement: Use of the designbuild approach for project delivery is growing dramatically in both public and private organizations; NAVFAC, GSA, and USPS have become particularly strong proponents of this approach, but not without controversy. Choices:  1. The designbuild method of project delivery faces some controversy. 2. The designbuild approach is only used by private sector organizations. 3. Other organizations using the designbuild method include NASA and Citibank.
Output: 2
Statement: Maybe he was learning to take it, here, but not to like it. Choices:  1. He was growing to like the whole experience. 2. He was getting used to the work and the pain. 3. Perhaps he was learning to tolerate it, but not to love it.
Output: 1
Statement: General Accounting Office. Choices:  1. The office that does all of the government's accounting. 2. The Office of General Accounting. 3. The Attorney General's Office
Output: 3
Statement: and i've got to remember uh you know on this election i'm in this district in this election i'm for here and uh you know this precinct votes here Choices:  1. I am not part of this district for the upcoming election. 2. I'm part of this district for this election. 3. This district always votes for the same party.
Output: 1
Statement: oh at LSU you gonna stay there Choices:  1. Are you staying on campus at LSU or renting an apartment? 2. Are you planning to stay at LSU? 3. You're not going to live near LSU at all?
Output: 3
Statement: so that's not bad yeah Choices:  1. That offer is not terrible for us. 2. That is pretty bad. 3. That is not terrible.
Output: 2
Statement: Such remarks, in any case, are part of Walcott's own emerging self-definition as a writer. Choices:  1. Walcott did not have an emerging self-definition as a writer.   2. Walcott did not think of himself as a writer.   3. Such remarks are a part of Walcott's emerging self-definition as a writer.  
Output: 1
Statement: However, before such catastrophic effects, low national saving would probably result in higher interest rates, rising inflation, and the increasing reluctance of foreign investors to lend to a weakening U.S. economy. Choices:  1. Previously, low national saving would make interest rates rise 3%. 2. Previously, low national saving would make interest rates drop. 3. Previously, low national saving would make interest rates rise.
Output: 2
Statement: it was okay it was kind of slow and i felt like it kind of got chopped off at the end you know it just it and i don't know it one of those movies it's not going to be around long it'll be a dollar movie in no time Choices:  1. Towards the end it felt choppy and pieces of the movie were slow. 2. I thought the movie was good but not worth seeing more than once. 3. The movie is so fast and action packed it is hard to keep pace with the plot.
Output: 3
Statement: [Illustration]  "What do you mean?" Slim stepped back a bit, surprised by the unexpected challenge. Choices:  1. The argument happened as predicted. 2. Slim is not used to having his authority threatened. 3. The person was taken aback by someone countering.
Output: 1
Statement: i mean it's it's gotten worse i graduated about two years ago and even in the past two years it's gotten i mean it's just increased the the crime and the the drugs and the violence and everything have just crime increased enormously Choices:  1. The crime, drugs, and violence have increased a lot just since I graduated two years ago.  2. The crime has increased because the population has grown so much.  3. Things are much safer now than they were two years ago. 
Output: 3
Statement: Take a look around the incongruous pink Taj Mahal shopping mall or Soni's in the center of town. Choices:  1. Take a peek around the incongruous pink Taj Mahal shopping mall or Soni's in the center of town. 2. Take a look around the incongruous Taj Mahal shopping mall or Soni's in the center of town. 3. Take a look around the congruous pink Taj Mahal shopping mall or Soni's on the edge of town.
Output: 3
Statement: Alas, there is a semi-underground market--collectively called the bone trade--that trafficks in body parts imbued with historic significance or celebrity cachet. Choices:  1. There is no market for body parts. 2. There is a market for body parts. 3. There is a market for body parts that belonged to famous musicians.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum yes that that we can make our mortgage payments and yeah that's really true Choices:  1. It is hard to make the mortgage payments. 2. We can make our mortgage payments. 3. It doesn't matter if we make our car payments.
Output: 3
Statement: Like the Colorado report, it called for stronger enforcement of existing laws. Choices:  1. The Colorado report called for harsher enforcement of laws. 2. The report indicated a need for stricter drug law enforcement. 3. Unlike the Colorado report, it recommended rehabilitation as opposed to longer sentences.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh you're probably lucky to see the end of the runway by now Choices:  1. You can't see the end of the runway because of all the thick smoke.  2. You can see the beginning of the runway.  3. If you can see the end of the runway by now, you're lucky. 
Output: 2
Statement: and move on Choices:  1. They will move on 2. They will move on with pain 3. They wont ever get over it
Output: 3
Statement: At its height Kofukuji embraced around 175 separate buildings, including the Kasuga Grand Shrine at the foot of Mt. Choices:  1. At its lowest point in history, Kofukuji still embraced a staggering 248 buildings. 2. Each building embraced by Kofukuji was a large building. 3. During its apex, Kofukuji embraced around 175 building.
Output: 1
Statement: oh okay i just moved here last April Choices:  1. I'm planning on moving here next year. 2. I moved here last April, I used to live in Florida. 3. I moved here April 2016
Output: 1
Statement: An essay claims skating's quadruple jump (Stojko's specialty) is overrated, and shouldn't be a prerequisite for the gold. Choices:  1. The essay claims that quadruple jumps arent impressive enough to warrant as gold metal.  2. The essay thinks quadruple jumps are more than enough to get a gold metal.  3. The essay is just bitter because the writer can't skate that well. 
Output: 2
Statement: and if ever i see it on the menu i always get it Choices:  1. I always order that one. 2. That's the last thing I want to order. 3. I don't order if I don't see it.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah back and forth uh Choices:  1. It's very streamline with not a lot of variance. 2. I'm overwhelmed by how it goes so many different ways.  3. It goes in multiple different directions. 
Output: 1
Statement: i because see like for example i don't know if the British government owns Shell i'm not sure about that Choices:  1. I am sure that Shell is an independent company. 2. Shell is indeed owned by the British government. 3. Because, for example, I am not sure, I don't know if the British government owns Shell.
Output: 1
Statement: Cromwellian troops stabled their horses in the aisles. Choices:  1. The horses of the troops were stabled outside. 2. The aisles were used to stable horses of Cromwell's troops. 3. The horses caused some damage to the building that can still be seen today.
Output: 1
Statement: i think this must be into my third week too so do you work for TI Choices:  1. I believe I haven't been here for a month as well. 2. I think I've already been here for three weeks. 3. I've been working here for two years.
Output: 3
Statement: The specific risk analysis methodology used can vary by agency because of differences in agencies' missions and the difficulty in qualitatively and quantitatively assigning risk levels. Choices:  1. The risk analysis method that is used is same for every agency. 2. The risk analysis method that is used is different for every agency. 3. The risk analysis method that is used is different for every agency because big organizations have different methods than small.
Output: 1
Statement: you know you know and it gets kind of scary you know when you're looking at Lewisville you're looking at Denton you're looking at you know some of the larger cities and and Lewisville had more crime this last year than any of them and Choices:  1. Lewisville had more crime than all the big cities last year. 2. Lewisville has not had a single crime in two years. 3. There has been over a dozen gun violence cases in Lewisville in the past month.
Output: 2