niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: a mild abrasive pad like a Scotchbrite pad or something like that and water and soap and water so we got pretty lucky on that Choices:  1. An abrasive pad along with soapy water solved the problem. 2. Even after using soap and water, things did not get better. 3. We were surprised that water, soap and a mild abrasive pad fixed everything.
Output: 2
Statement: you know and that would be all if we could just do the same thing sort of with with with everybody else i suspect we'd we'd be fine Choices:  1. Equality is the key to all successes.  2. If we just treated everyone the same we would be okay.  3. The key to being okay is treating everyone different. 
Output: 3
Statement: Immediately to the right of Jesus is the weighing of the souls, with Saint Michael trying to stop Satan from cheating. Choices:  1. Jesus is shown on the left-hand side. 2. Saint Michael tries to stop Satan from cheating, positioned on the right of Jesus. 3. Jesus is arguing with Satan and Saint Michael stays on their left side.
Output: 3
Statement: The media linked the case to other recent shootings (in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Kentucky) and focused on the warning signs and the importance of taking them seriously. Choices:  1. The shootings that have unfolded in Mississippi recently were truly tragic. 2. The news believes people should take red flags for shootings as a serious threat. 3. The media thinks the usual warning signs shown for a shooting can generally be dismissed. 
Output: 3
Statement: But they won't be able to say they weren't helped with their math homework by the very best. Choices:  1. They got math help from a college math professor. 2. They didn't do any math homework. 3. They were helped with math by the very best.
Output: 2
Statement: Finding the case locked, he was obliged to force it, thus 63 betraying his presence.  Choices:  1. The case was unlocked but he stilled forced it.  2. The locked case made noise which betrayed his presence.  3. He betrayed his presence by forcing the locked case. 
Output: 1
Statement: and then you get into the whole area of of uh well what what i would deem the new age thinking where they have these little extra classes but they offer to come in about fifteen to twenty minutes early in the mornings and all the kids will sit around in a little circle and they're they're asked to empty their minds and to to think about uh they have a name of a particular dinosaur that they they're to uh think about that dinosaur and they're encouraged Choices:  1. They don't want the kids to arrive before the bell rings. 2. They offer to come in early in the morning to talk to kids about what they're learning in science class to be sure they are learning. 3. They offer to come in early in the morning to talk to kids.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1926, Pilsudski engineered a military coup and seized control under the Sanacja, or senate, government that would rule until the start of World War II. Choices:  1. World War II ended the Sanacja government. 2. Pilsudski engineered his military coup after World War II. 3. The prior government was a monarchy.
Output: 2
Statement: Didn't anyone remind them that Dole had already reserved the spectrum sale to help pay for his tax-cut plan? Choices:  1. Dole had a tax cut plan. 2. Dole's tax cut plan was very expensive. 3. Dole wanted to raise taxes.
Output: 3
Statement: good hunting Choices:  1. Have a good hunt! 2. He isn't going hunting. 3. Have a good hunt but don't kill anything.
Output: 2
Statement: In the central tourist quarter, an expanding number of buildings are being spruced up with the assistance of UNESCO and foreign foundations, but many others are propped up by wooden columns, lean-tos that appear to be merely forestalling the inevitable. Choices:  1. With the help of UNESCO and foreign foundations, buildings are being removed. 2. With the help of UNESCO and foreign foundations, buildings are being restored in hopes of bringing tourism to the country. 3. With the help of UNESCO and foreign foundations, buildings are being restored.
Output: 1
Statement: The friendly staff usually speak reasonable English and will happily ply you with maps and brochures, help you get oriented, and provide advice and information on festivals and special events. Choices:  1. If you need more information, do not ask the staff because they don't speak English. 2. You can aquire maps, brochures, and get information on festivals and special events from the friendly English speaking staff. 3. The staff also offers tour guides to help you find your way around.
Output: 1
Statement: just exactly Choices:  1. Yes. 2. Precisely. 3. Not at all.
Output: 3
Statement: i know i couldn't uh we went and we maxed out quite a few of them before uh i started taking the uh cards away we maxed out a lot of well we had about six or seven and we maxed them out Choices:  1. We had a lot of cards maxed out. 2. We never maxed out any of our cards. 3. We were trying to pay them off.
Output: 2
Statement: and i have just casually asked her what he did for a living and she said oh he's the supervisor of this chemical land fill you know where they go and dump all this toxic stuff Choices:  1. He was casual, even though he worked at a place where toxic materials are dumped. 2. He works in a grocery store. 3. When asked, he explained that he worked at a chemical landfill.
Output: 2
Statement: Most shops are open seven days a week. Choices:  1. These are the shops you should be wary of, always trying to draw in customers.  2. Most shops are open every single day.  3. These shops are open just a few days a week. 
Output: 3
Statement: The individualist ideal in America lives side by side with powerful notions of racial obligation. Choices:  1. The individualist ideal and powerful notions of racial obligation struggle to coexist in America. 2. Neither the individualist ideal or powerful notions of racial obligation exist in America. 3. There are powerful notions of racial obligation.
Output: 2
Statement: GAO already does a lot of case studies-or at least, what we ourselves call case studies in describing our methods. Choices:  1. GAO is currently trying to limit the number of case studies it does because of the drain on resources.  2. What we ourselves call case studies, GAO is already doing many of them.  3. GAO has never done any sort of case study - at least, our definition of case studies.
Output: 3
Statement: 'So you don't endorse White's actions?' Choices:  1. You don't support White? 2. I know you support white. 3. You don't support White's declaration of war?
Output: 2
Statement: He's a fatalist. Choices:  1. He's definitely not a fatalist. 2. He is considered a fatalist. 3. He has been a fatalist his entire life.
Output: 1
Statement: They look unpleasant in the sky and I'm fairly sure they're not a safe; they tend to shake. Choices:  1. I'm afraid to get in them because they don't look safe. 2. They shake and I don't think they're safe. 3. I am confident they are very safe.
Output: 3
Statement: Only 35 minutes by ferry from Central, Lamma Island is perfect for swimming, hiking, picnicking, birdwatching, or just sitting back to watch the bananas grow. Choices:  1. Lamma Island is 35 minutes away from Central. 2. Lamma Island is not a place where swimming can happen. 3. Birdwatching is more popular than swimming on Lamma Island.
Output: 2
Statement: It was mid-afternoon and beads of sweat fell down Jon's brow. Choices:  1. It was freezing. 2. It was summer. 3. It was hot and somewhat late in the day.
Output: 1
Statement: Because she cares for some one else, mon ami. Choices:  1. My friend, there's someone else she cares for. 2. She doesn't really care about anyone, not even herself. 3. She cares for you, but you're not the only one.
Output: 2
Statement: And there'd been something about spittle. Choices:  1. They are interested in spittle. 2. There was not mention of spittle. 3. There was something about spittle.
Output: 2
Statement: Broadcasters are required to accept ads for candidates, but not for issues. Choices:  1. Broadcasters can select other kinds of ads as well. 2. Ads for candidates must be accepted, but ads for issues are not. 3. Broadcasters can decline to air ads for candidates.
Output: 3
Statement: Emissions Inventories Choices:  1. The amount of emissions 2. No emissions exist at all. 3. Emissions and their faults.
Output: 2
Statement: ) Thompson used to be a fabulous reporter. Choices:  1. Thompson was a great reporter. 2. Thompson was a reporter for the New York Times. 3. Thomspon was a plumber.
Output: 3
Statement: This is the heart of Old Jaffa. Choices:  1. Old Jaffa is four square miles. 2. We are on the outskirts of Old Jaffa. 3. We are in the middle of Old Jaffa.
Output: 2
Statement: McCain : Theodore Roosevelt was my hero and is. Choices:  1. McCain was exposed to Theodore Roosevelt at an early age. 2. Theodore Roosevelt is McCain's hero and always has been. 3. Theodore Roosevelt was never admired by McCain on a personal or professional level.
Output: 3
Statement: By law, the Board is  no more than six members can be of the same political party. Choices:  1. There are no limits to the number of members of the same political party that are on the Board.  2. The Election Board can not have more than 6 of its members with the same political party affiliation.  3. The law requires that the Board not have more than 6 members belonging to the same party.
Output: 1
Statement: I started to run, and was spotted at once. Choices:  1. I ran and drew a ton of attention to myself immediately. 2. I ran and he saw me immediately. 3. I ran and no one saw me.
Output: 3
Statement: I look forward to working with them on these important issues of mutual interest and concern in the future. Choices:  1. I can't wait to work with them on these important issues, and maybe start a new project. 2. I'm sure I'm not going to like working with them on these important issues. 3. I can't wait to work with them on these important issues.
Output: 2
Statement: If the request affects only one House, GAO will work with the requester to seek support for the request from either (1) the senior leaders of the affected House or Choices:  1. GAO will work with requesters if it only affects one House. 2. GAO will not allow anyone to meddle 3. GAO will work with requesters from the home state.
Output: 2
Statement: uh this one man they went to check on their ticket and the other man at their table started taking their plates and and in fear just piling their food on his plate and shoving it in his mouth i mean this was in one night and i was just sitting there thinking now Choices:  1. He was eating large amounts of food at once. 2. He was so nervous that he ate more food than usual. 3. They never checked the man's ticket.
Output: 3
Statement: 30401(k) Pension  Loan Provisions Enhance Participation But May Affect Income Security for Some (GAO/HEHS-98-5, October 1, 1997). Choices:  1. No income security is affected by the pension loan provisions. 2. Pension loan provisions enhance participation. 3. 10% of people under the provisions have affected income security.
Output: 1
Statement: Auditors may also determine the validity and reliability of computer-processed data by direct tests of the data. Choices:  1. Auditors can determine if something is valid and reliable using direct tests on computer models. 2. Auditors can determine if something is valid and reliable using direct tests. 3. Auditors can determine if something is valid and reliable using indirect tests.
Output: 3
Statement: You might end up with such a brave battalion of heroes that when a grenade lands in their midst, there is a competition to see who gets to jump on it to save the others. Choices:  1. If you are such a good leader, you can expect unthinkable things from your soldiers. 2. A competition to see who gets to jump on the grenade to save the others--this is the kind of behavior you can expect from the brave battalion of heroes that you might end up with. 3. You can't possibly expect to end up with a brave battalion of heroes with that attitude.
Output: 3
Statement: Mrs. Inglethorp left her money to her elder stepson, knowing that he would have to keep up Styles.  Choices:  1. Mrs. Inglethorp left her inheritance for charity.  2. Mrs. Inglethorp left a large sum of money for her stepson. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp's eldest stepson was the sole inheritor. 
Output: 1
Statement: I rather wonder you're not there too, Peel Edgerton? Choices:  1. I wonder if you aren't there. 2. I wonder if you aren't at the school. 3. I know you are there.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm afraid not. Choices:  1. I'm sure it is. 2. I can't allow you to pass through backyard.  3. Unfortunately, its not.
Output: 1
Statement: The crowd went silent but the expected counter-attack never happened. Choices:  1. There was all noise from the crowd.  2. There was a lot of silence. 3. There was silence from the women. 
Output: 1
Statement: This plan was intended to better serve customers by helping improve their knowledge and understanding of the tax return process. Choices:  1. The Government magazine rewards the top agents with extra vacation time.  2. The cottages that are near the shoreline are very luxurious  3. The British Court transferred Chile's Pinochet to prison in North Korea
Output: 3
Statement: all right so you don't have a a lot of paint either Choices:  1. You wasted most of your paint trying to paint the ceilings. 2. Alright, you seem to have a lot of paint. 3. It appears you don't have a lot of paint.
Output: 2
Statement: Allow at least two hours for the visit a comprehensive tour will take three or four. Choices:  1. The tour takes hours because it covers ten miles. 2. It takes at least a couple of hours to take it in. 3. The tour just takes 10 minutes.
Output: 3
Statement: I stepped back. Choices:  1. I stepped forward.  2. I stepped back toward the vehicle.  3. I did not step forward. 
Output: 1
Statement: the greatest force in America is mothers Choices:  1. The greatest force in America is teenage boys. 2. The most powerful people in America are the mothers. 3. The most powerful force in America is mothers.
Output: 1
Statement: Because of that, Robertson is all for a zero-tolerance drug law in force at Creston Plaza apartments on Grand Rapids' Northeast Side. Choices:  1. Creston Plaza Apartments are located on the Southwest side of Grand Rapids. 2. Robertson has no love for the area in light of recent events. 3. Robertson is very much in favor of law that promotes zero tolerance to drugs at the Creston Plaza apartments.
Output: 1
Statement: just let me see what i got i got the peas and i've got some broccoli uh onions some some radishes and uh uh beets Choices:  1. I eat a lot of vegetables. 2. I have only bought peas. 3. I have a variety of different vegetables.
Output: 2
Statement: The red sun painted the land in cool light, turning the sky to a deep shade of amber. Choices:  1. The sun was high in the sky. 2. The sun was just minutes away from disappearing. 3. The sun was setting.
Output: 1
Statement: Rather, the Thernstroms shift attention to liberals who criticized these actions but didn't themselves live in the contested neighborhoods. Choices:  1. Liberals critical of these actions gained attention from the Thernstroms. 2. The Thernstroms do not care about liberals being critical of certain actions. 3. The Thernstroms are vocal about critical liberals.
Output: 2
Statement: In the end Julius gave in, and they proceeded in the car to Carlton House Terrace. Choices:  1. They used Julius's car to get to Carlton House Terrace. 2. Julius never gave in and they didn't go to Carlton House Terrace. 3. They used a car to get to Carlton House Terrace.
Output: 2
Statement: EPA concluded that the rule would have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities, especially in view of EPA's implementation of the Act, which considers any impact a significant impact. Choices:  1. The EPA considered the impact on small entities. 2. The EPA did not think that the rule would have any impact. 3. The EPA did not think that the rule would impact large entities.
Output: 2
Statement: The analysis concluded that the economic burden for initial compliance would be minimal for about 90 percent of the small businesses affected. Choices:  1. The small number of businesses will probably shut down because of higher expenses. 2. Initial compliance will bankrupt more than half of all small businesses affected. 3. According to the analysis, the majority of businesses would experience minimal economic burden.
Output: 2
Statement: Nevertheless, walking remains the only practical way to see the narrow, cobbled streets were never meant for motor vehicles, and they can be surprisingly congested with traffic. Choices:  1. The streets are all paved with asphalt and have two lanes for traffic. 2. The cobbled street we never meant to be used by cars, it is better to walk. 3. The streets are all cobble, yet they have a lot of traffic. The locals get annoyed by all the cars on the streets.
Output: 1
Statement: well that that that i guess from the from the card issuer uh that since since it's it's in monitor the parent gets it for them that really the parent becomes the one that's responsible but it's Choices:  1. That's from the card issuer. 2. That letter is from the card issuer. 3. That letter is from the consumer.
Output: 3
Statement: The curve shown above is selected to align (roughly) with this requirement. Choices:  1. The curve is selected to align with this need. 2. The curve on this chart right here is selected for this purpose. 3. The line is selected to align with the need.
Output: 3
Statement: The average age of direct-mail respondents is 65 to 70. Choices:  1. Teenagers are the only people that receive direct mail. 2. most people who send letters are around 70 years old 3. most people who use direct mail is around 65 to 70
Output: 1
Statement: Down in the basement is the really interesting an array of seismographs busily recording the movement of the vast tectonic plates deep below. Choices:  1. The basement's seismographs record the movement of tectonic plates. 2. The basement contains an array of 12 seismographs. 3. There is one seismograph in the basement.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i i think that's pretty much what i like is my favorite TV show is Cheers and then after that is uh Night Court but i also i also like Star Trek and that's kind of an adventure i guess you would call it Choices:  1. My all time favorite show is Cheers, followed by Night Court and Star Trek. 2. My all time favorite show is Doctor Who followed by CSI. 3. My all time favorite show is Cheers, followed by Night Court and Star Trek. I used to watch them when I was younger.
Output: 2
Statement: If they had give me a one-bedroom I would have room for everything.  Choices:  1. I would require two bedrooms to have room for everything. 2. One bedroom would have me set for life storage wise. 3. I could fit all of my things in a single bedroom if it were given to me.
Output: 1
Statement: The Peak Tram starts its scenic climb just across the street and around the corner from the American Consulate in Garden Road and makes its way, sometimes at a startlingly steep incline, to the summit at 398 m (1,305 ft). Choices:  1. The Peak Tram follows a perfectly flat path. 2. This incline is a key part of the journey, making it more fun for passengers. 3. The Peak Tram sometimes operates on a steep incline.
Output: 1
Statement: There's a garrison out to the Mesa camp. Choices:  1. A single pig was sent over to Mesa camp. 2. A garrison is out toward Mesa Camp. 3. A whole garrison is already being sent to the Mesa camp site.
Output: 1
Statement: So that is what Stark will do. Choices:  1. Stark will not do that. 2. Stark will do that. 3. Stark will happily do that.
Output: 1
Statement: oh Lord God Choices:  1. This is shocking 2. Hail Satan 3. Dear God
Output: 2
Statement: The Commission determined to retain its prior year practice of mitigating the impact of the fees by establishing maximum annual fees for two categories of small entities. Choices:  1. All the Commission's prior year practices were a success. 2. The Commission had a practice the prior year, for mitigating fees' impact. 3. The Commission is not considering any of its prior year practices.
Output: 3
Statement: South of the imposing Place de la Bourse, the old Quartier Saint-Pierre around the church of the same name is a masterpiece of urban renewal. Choices:  1. Quartier Saint-Pierre was built before the church of the same name. 2. Quartier Saint-Pierre represents a renewal miracle. 3. Goverment refuses to renew the old Quartier Saint-Pierre.
Output: 3
Statement: The privacy and confidentiality of medical records, credit histories, and other personal data on millions of individuals stored in electronic databases are also at potential risk. Choices:  1. All privacy and confidentiality of medical records, credit histories, and other personal data is considered completely safe in storage on the electronic databases. 2. Medical records, credit histories, and other personal data are at risk of a privacy and confidentiality breach. 3. Some electronic databases were hacked leaving the privacy and confidentiality of medical records, credit histories, and other personal data of many people at risk.
Output: 1
Statement: No, no, not ill.  Choices:  1. No, not sick. 2. Cursed, not sick. 3. Definitely the plague.
Output: 3
Statement: Foster might have attended to the poems and shown how willfully they use place-names (and in the later verse, Yeats' famous friends' names) to erect the mansion of Irish literature. Choices:  1. Foster worked very hard on poems. 2. Foster was a scholar in African literature. 3. Foster wanted to erect the mansion of Irish literature
Output: 2
Statement: Grim faces and hardened jaws are not people-friendly. Choices:  1. People love to interact with people having grim faces and hardened jaws according to the recently completed study. 2. In a study at Harvard University the researchers found that grim faces and hardened jaws are not people-friendly 3. People do not find grim faces and hardened jaws friendly. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Commission can and should do more in this area. Choices:  1. The Commission has left this area to function largely on its own. 2. The Commission is unable to do anything more in this area. 3. This is an area where the Commission is able to do more, and it should.
Output: 2
Statement: so you think that they that those products should cost more Choices:  1. So you think that those products should cost more? 2. So you think that this particular product should cost more? 3. So you think that those products should cost less?
Output: 3
Statement: The quality system regulation includes requirements related to the methods used in, and the facilities and controls used for, designing, manufacturing, packaging, labeling, storing, installing and servicing of medical devices intended for human use. Choices:  1. The regulation doesn't place any requirements on the manufacturing of medical devices. 2. Requirements with regards to the installation of medical devices for people are included in the regulation. 3. The goal of the quality system regulation is to ensure that consumers are safe.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i've i've lived in in Texas and New Mexico most of my life but i did once i spent one winter in North Dakota Choices:  1. I spent one winter in North Dakota.   2. I did not like the one winter I spent in North Dakota.   3. I never spent a winter in North Dakota.  
Output: 3
Statement: Poet Craig Raine argued that Lorenz Hart was a better lyricist than Dylan. Choices:  1. There is some debate over whether Hart or Dylan are a better lyricist.  2. Craig Raine and Lorenz Hart were very close friends.  3. Craig Raine believed that Dylan was the best lyricist ever. 
Output: 3
Statement: There was stern command in his words, but a hint of pleading in his expression. Choices:  1. He begged them with his eyes to rescue him. 2. His words were firm, but his expression seemed a bit pleading. 3. His face was as steely as his voice, and they couldn't guess at his thoughts.
Output: 3
Statement: The fact that his family didn't celebrate, and yours did, may have something to do with it. Choices:  1. His family did not celebrate. 2. His family celebrated. 3. His family did not celebrate because they were not the festive kind.
Output: 2
Statement: On the dining table sit two terra-cotta pots of deep-pink species tulips. Choices:  1. The pots were made of wood. 2. The pots had tulips in them. 3. The tulips had been planted in the spring.
Output: 1
Statement: This Republican rejoinder grants that the House impeachment process was politicized but argues that 1) the Senate should be above such tawdry politics Choices:  1. While the Republican response accepts that the impeachment was politicized, it says the Senate should be above that. 2. While the impeachment was successful in the House, it was blocked in the Senate. 3. This Republican capitulation accepts that the impeachment was unfounded and that the Senate was not the place to air such dirty laundry.
Output: 3
Statement: Thank you, your excellency. The secretary bowed and departed. Choices:  1. The secretary was scheming for a new job and he felt he'd found his angle. 2. The secretary took a bow before leaving. 3. The secretary departed without taking a bow.
Output: 3
Statement: well i hope so Choices:  1. I hope that's the case. 2. I hope not. 3. I hope that's the case because that is the fair thing to happen.
Output: 2
Statement: really oh i don't know Choices:  1. I have no idea. 2. Although the sun is shining here, I really have no clue. 3. Of course I know.
Output: 3
Statement: Each day, GAO issues a list of newly available reports and testimony. Choices:  1. The GAO goes into great detail on all of their reports.  2. The GAO issues reports weekly.  3. Daily testimony is available from the GAO. 
Output: 2
Statement: Misen is one of the three finest views in Japan. Choices:  1. From Misen, you can see a beautiful landscape that includes mountains and meadows. 2. Japan has three very fine views, one of which is Misen. 3. The view from Misen is not particularly good.
Output: 3
Statement: Unfortunately, even these suggestions are unlikely to be adopted. Choices:  1. Thankfully, these suggestions will be adapted. 2. It's not likely that these suggestions will be implemented.  3. The suggestions on how to improve cleanliness are not likely to be put in to practice. 
Output: 1
Statement: All this the council is prepared to give you. Choices:  1. The council is prepared to give you all of this. 2. The council will give you nothing. 3. The council is willing to give you even more than you asked for.
Output: 2
Statement: In fact, that same opportunity is available to every other corporate manager in the industry as well, and they're rejecting it too (remember that discrimination must be widespread or all blacks would move to nondiscriminatory firms). Choices:  1. Black corporate managers feel there is discrimination in all firms. 2. Corporate managers in the industry are jumping at the opportunity. 3. Corporate managers are rejecting the opportunity.
Output: 2
Statement: no should i rent it should i go rent it tomorrow Choices:  1. I don't think I'll go and rent it at all. 2. I ought to rent it tomorrow. 3. I want to see it so I will rent it tomorrow.
Output: 1
Statement: In some cases, it may be necessary to present and characterize financial data in ways that differ from traditional financial reporting and to supplement traditional data with nonfinancial data. Choices:  1. Nonfinancial data includes turnover rates and medical claims cost. 2. Normal reporting of financial data needs to be supplemented with nonfiancial data. 3. Financial data alone is satisfactory for the presentation.
Output: 3
Statement: Measuring the Degree of Program Implementation. Choices:  1. Implementing program degree  2. Not measuring a degree of program implementation  3. Measure degree of program implementation 
Output: 2
Statement: These silent killers frightened Ca'daan most of all. Choices:  1. Ca'daan was scared of the silent killers. 2. Ca'daan was scared of being killed. 3. Ca'daan wasn't afraid of anything.
Output: 3
Statement: One animal for every four students would mean the sacrifice of 4,000 dogs per year. Choices:  1. There's no mention of animals in this plan. 2. 4,000 dogs would be sacrificed every year if that one-every-four ratio applied. 3. If we were to sacrifice one animal to the Mayan gods for every four students, we would run out of animals within the next two years.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah oh that sounds good well  every once in a while i i think i feel the same way when i'm entertaining i don't take that thing into consideration unless it's really really like a lot of women will turn down dessert if it's too rich simply because they don't want the extra calories so i think dessert is the only thing that i kind of down play sometimes Choices:  1. I'm happy when I'm entertaining, I find it fun. 2. Many women avoid dessert if they're conscious of their calorie intake. 3. Dessert is a completely necessary part of every diet.
Output: 3
Statement: I had no options. Choices:  1. There wasn't a decision. I had no choice. 2. I had an abundance of options to choose from. 3. I had no options in regards to my university degree.
Output: 2
Statement: Training programs teach nonfinancial managers the value of financial information and facilitate the pace of change Choices:  1. Training programs teach nonfinancial managers the value of financial information. 2. Training programs don't teach nonfinancial managers the value of financial information 3. Training programs teach nonfinancial managers how to give a lap dance.
Output: 2
Statement: Much of the action is hotel-based, though the new commercial centres in the town are also very busy. Choices:  1. One does not need to travel to many different hotels to find action. 2. Hotels are the place where much of the business takes place. 3. So far, the commercial centers have been relatively stagnant.
Output: 3
Statement: You are that weapon. Choices:  1. You are nothing. 2. You are that asset.  3. You are a powerful weapon to be used against others.
Output: 1
Statement: Substantial evidence indicates that interventions with problem drinkers in emergency settings can produce significant change in drinking behavior and/or reduce risk of re-injury. Choices:  1. The change in drinking behaviour can be detrimental and increase the risk of re-injury. 2. The evidence suggests that these results also apply do people with drug problems also. 3. Intervening with problem drinkers in emergency settings can have great change on their drinking behaviour.
Output: 1
Statement: For golf enthusiasts, two courses reassure the visitor you are close to civilization. Choices:  1. There are two golf courses available. 2. Golf lovers adore the two courses that are available. 3. There is no golf course available anywhere around.
Output: 3
Statement: Under the gnarled olive trees archaeologists have uncovered a treasure trove of statues, jewellery, pitchers, tools, and coins, which are now displayed in the town's two archaeological museums. Choices:  1. They had olive trees that had statues hidden under them as a sacrifice. 2. They had olive trees that had statues hidden under them. 3. They had olive trees that had statues hidden under them.
Output: 2
Statement: it is i mean i'm one of those forty million Americans running around with no health insurance at the moment Choices:  1. Every American wishes that they had health insurance but they can't. 2. There are forty million Americans without health insurance and I am one of them. 3. There are 3 American that are uninsured. 
Output: 3
Statement: The hardwood floors, wooden ceilings and brick and stone interior walls were all hidden behind coverings and old paint. Choices:  1. The nice interior features were all exposed. 2. The nice interior features were all hidden behind junk that they quickly ripped out. 3. The nice interior features were all hidden behind junk.
Output: 1
Statement: um well you might wanna get yourself uh an animal that doesn't require much attention like a cat Choices:  1. YOu might want an independent pet since you're gone a lot. 2. You might want to get a pet that's independent. 3. You should get something really needy.
Output: 3
Statement: He felt dazed. Choices:  1. He started to feel funny. 2. He was in a daze. 3. He was alert.
Output: 3
Statement: because of lack of supervision Choices:  1. The reason is they weren't being watched. 2. They were watched closely the entire time. 3. The kids got into the playdough and made a huge mess.
Output: 2
Statement: His customary Corinthian-columned elegance prevails here, extended from the facade to an airy interior. Choices:  1. The columns are made of white, lustrous marble and capped off with silver inlaid tops. 2. The Corinthian elegance is present only at the entrance, the interior being stuffy and closed.  3. From the facade to the interior, a Corinthian-columned elegance is present.
Output: 2
Statement: No, said Gauve. Choices:  1. Gauve did not want any. 2. Gauve said yes. 3. Gauve said no.
Output: 2
Statement: uh yes uh okay well it was nice talking to you and uh Choices:  1. I hated speaking with you.  2. I will speak with you tomorrow.  3. It was nice speaking with you. 
Output: 1
Statement: gosh they don't kill them they just molest Choices:  1. They kill and molest them. 2. They don't kill the kids, they just molest them. 3. They don't kill, they just molest.
Output: 1
Statement: A chart issued by Co-operative Funeral Services listed the top 10 tunes chosen in Britain for playing at funerals, of which the first four  Candle in the Wind (Elton John), Simply the Best (Tina Turner), My Way (Frank Sinatra), and Knocking on Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan). Choices:  1. Co-operative Funeral Services made a chart about which tunes were played the most at funerals in Britain, and wasn't surprising Elton John and Bob Dylan were in the list, even though they stated their songs were not meant to be used like that. 2. Co-operative Funeral Services made a chart about which tunes were played the most at funerals in Britain, and wasn't surprising Elton John and Bob Dylan were in the list. 3. Co-operative Funeral Services made a chart about which tunes were played the most at funerals in Venezuela, and wasn't surprising Elton John and Bob Dylan were in the list.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah you can yeah you know you learn you adjust you figure out Choices:  1. You figure it out as you learn.  2. You have to learn before you go.  3. You can just start even if you don't know. 
Output: 2
Statement: He passed on to the subject of the note.  Choices:  1. The next item on his agenda was the subject of the note. 2. The note had no subject. 3. He moved on to the subject of the note.
Output: 2
Statement: The Reconquest Choices:  1. The second surrender. 2. The second conquering. 3. The double conquest of the Alamo is a little piece of history nobody will ever know about.
Output: 1
Statement: Everything is sold here, from clothing to souvenirs to electronic goods, and the market is known for its street-side food stalls, where you can dine inexpensively on seafood. Choices:  1. The market is known for its ban on selling food.. 2. You can get sushi and sashimi at the food stalls. 3. The food stalls at the market serve seafood.
Output: 1
Statement: Any such gifts, gratuities, or benefits tendered to the employee are viewed as having been received on behalf of the government. Choices:  1. Any gifts the employee gets has to be handled like it was received by the government. 2. Any monetary gifts the employee gets has to be handled like it was received by the government 3. Employees can get any gifts as a personal gift.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah the perceived decline has to do with uh um the attitudes and the educational system uh i have children in in school i have three children in school right now and i'm not impressed with the teachers that are teaching them uh i had when i was down in Dallas for two years i had uh my children come home from school with papers that were corrected by the teacher that had words spelled correctly marked wrong Choices:  1. The budget cuts on the educational system have forced schools to employ less qualified teachers. 2. I think my children's teachers are doing a poor job. 3. My three children had great teachers in Dallas.
Output: 3
Statement: The Bob Marley Mausoleum lies in a small church with other symbols of Rastafarian faith, including a photograph of Haile Selassie (their spiritual leader) and the lion of Judah depicted on a stained glass window. Choices:  1. Small church filled with Rastafarian symbols is used as a Bob Marley Mausoleum. 2. The Bob Marley Mausoleum holds the famous Bob Marley hat. 3. The Bob Marley Mausoleum is a big modern building.
Output: 3
Statement: I had intended to become a land girl, a postwoman, and a bus conductress by way of rounding off my career but the Armistice intervened!  Choices:  1. The end of the war prevented her from exploring other work options. 2. The end of the first world war forced many women back into old, familiar roles at home. 3. It was only the end of the war that allowed her to explore her career options.
Output: 3
Statement: He took up his conversation with Mr. Carter at the point it had broken off. Choices:  1. He decided he would never speak on this topic again. 2. The continued the conversation at the point it had previously stopped. 3. The conversation had stopped when the police officers interrupted them.
Output: 1
Statement: The record establishes that, with the exception of the most minor and undisputed claims, none of the employment claims for which Congress authorized representation can be completed during the brief period that the H-2A worker is in the country, even if the claim arose early during the worker's stay and the worker was immediately able to contact legal services. Choices:  1. Only minor and undisputed claims can be completed.  2. Most employment claims can be completed while the worker is in the country.  3. Employment claims being incomplete demonstrates the system's inefficiencies. 
Output: 2
Statement: and yeah oh yeah this is this is um well yeah up here in in in Rochester winter usually doesn't you know spring comes about this time March or April and um this was sort of unexpected it had actually been pretty fairly nice you know in the in the forties and um it had even been in the uh in the in the low fifties a couple of days in a row and then they actually they predicted it they said well we're going to have an ice storm coming up and then no one knew how bad it was going to be and it came in and in one night it basically destroyed it destroyed approximately one third of all the vegetation in um in like the three county area by us and about half the city owned trees in the city of Rochester are destroyed um we had i uh um my wife and i own our own home and we have a very big willow tree in our backyard that um that ninety percent of which came down in one night things like that it was a it it definitely is very um it was it was it wasn't supposed to be as bad they they have i i guess apparently you know ice storms here occasionally but never anything this bad this late in the season Choices:  1. We haven't had any big storms at all. 2. We had this storm come out of nowhere that was really not expected recently and it destroyed one of our trees and caused damage. 3. We don't usually get storms this bad this late in the season and this one just ripped through here and damaged some of our property.
Output: 1
Statement: And more precisely, they were copped up on a small, two-seater sofa. Choices:  1. They were not on a sofa. 2. They were copped up on a sofa that was made of leather. 3. They were copped up on a sofa.
Output: 1
Statement: 5 million that mostly helped Republicans. Choices:  1. Almost all of the 5 million that helped the Republicans win the election.  2. 5 million that assisted Democrats. 3. Millions that mainly assisted Republicans. 
Output: 2
Statement: GPEA requires agencies to comply with the guidance issued by OMB regarding automated systems that maintain electronic information as a substitute for paper and use of electronic signatures. Choices:  1. OMB has issued guidance regarding the use of electronic signatures. 2. The GPEA suggests that OMB guidance is followed, but it is not required. 3. When first utilized, there were no standards for electronic signatures.
Output: 2
Statement: 7 million VSL is $163,000, annualized assuming EPA's guideline value of a 3 percent discount rate, or $270,000, annualized assuming OMB's guideline value of a 7 percent discount rate. Choices:  1. The epa has a guideline value of a 3% discount rate.  2. EPA's guideline value discount is 15%. 3. The epa has a lot of numbers to crunch.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah that's uh i always end up going into Wal-Mart and  coming out with everything that uh i didn't have on the list we're just getting more than what we went in for Choices:  1. I always spend more than I intended at Walmart, I never seem to stick to the list. 2. I only buy what is on my list when I go to Walmart. 3. I always buy more than I wanted to at Walmart,  even with a list. I buy on impulse when I shop. Spending more than I planned.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Never underestimate your adversary.'   Choices:  1. Don't think less of your adversary. 2. Your adversary might surprise you. 3. Always underestimate your adversary.
Output: 3
Statement: By organizing this way, IRS hopes to improve both program efficiency and service to taxpayers. Choices:  1. Everyone agrees that IRS customer service is outstanding.  2. Reorganization efforts of the IRS will improve efficiency.  3. The IRS is committed to improving efficiency and customer service.
Output: 1
Statement: This is revolution.' Choices:  1. This is the opposite of what a revolution looks like.  2. This is a political revolution. 3. This is what you call a revolution.
Output: 1
Statement: had to put our uh food up in the in the trees and all that i was the unlucky guy that got up every morning and said well i guess might as well putz around here while everyone else is sleeping so i was usually the guy who had to get it out of the tree and all that Choices:  1. We had to put our food in the tree. 2. The food was not put in the tree. 3. The food was safe in the tree.
Output: 2
Statement: He is buried with 2,023 of his warriors, who died in the ill-fated 1877 Satsuma Rebellion. Choices:  1. He died during the 1839 Rebellion. 2. Him and 2.023 of his warriors are buried here. 3. There are over 3,000 bodies buried here.
Output: 1
Statement: It won't happen overnight and it won't happen without some setbacks. Choices:  1. The it is pushing through new laws that the other party opposses.  2. It will go quickly and smoothly. 3. Whatever it is will take a while and will have some setback.
Output: 2
Statement: Definitions will be clarified for measures to be used in 2003 for quantifying the reach of web-based legal education and pro se assistance models. Choices:  1. Definitions will be clarified for measures to be used in 2003. 2. No definition needs to be clarified for measures to be used in 2003. 3. There are 400 definitions which need to be clarified for measures.
Output: 2
Statement: The combination of increased prices and the availability of more energy-efficient equipment and appliances reduce electricity demand by about 10%. Choices:  1. Electricity demand will continue to go down each year. 2. Electricity demand has gone down 10%. 3. Electricity demand has gone up 20%.
Output: 3
Statement: and um-hum right going and paying six dollars for a ticket for one person at the theater or something so we i have and it's so convenient at home and you can do it anytime you you take the notion Choices:  1. I like to watch movies at home since I can have snacks when I want. 2. Going to see a movie can cost $6 for one ticket so watching something at home is more economical. 3. I never watch movies at home anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: Each packet seeks the cheapest route, at the instant it is sent, to the destination. Choices:  1. The cheapest route is found in each packet. 2. Each packet seeks the most expensive route. 3. Each packet costs approximately 20 dollars.
Output: 2
Statement: Bearing in mind, then, that the stories told in court will almost certainly diverge from one another, the panel emphasized that a person should do whatever possible to obtain objective evidence to confirm his or her story. Choices:  1. The stories told in court will most certainly not diverge. 2. There are many lies told in court that end up getting by. 3. The stories that were told in court pretty much diverge from one another.
Output: 1
Statement: Bakis, with admirable audacity, has set herself the almost impossible task of making these dogs 'human' and just misses the mark, says the Journal . Fugitive Pieces is a poetic telling of the life of a Holocaust-survivor-turned-poet. Choices:  1. Bakis is the author of Fugitive Pieces. 2. There are heartbreaking scenes in the literary work Fugitive Pieces. 3. Bakis is the author of Fugitive Promises.
Output: 3
Statement: Revaluation of inventory and related property (596) Choices:  1. Feeling fine about inventory and properties 2. Looking again at stock and other property 3. Taking a look at a real estate portfolio
Output: 1
Statement: . The beautiful stucco ceiling is by Michael Stapleton (who is also responsible for the ceilings in the Dublin Writers Museum). Choices:  1. Michael Stapleton is not responsible for designing the ceiling in the Dublin Writers Museum. 2. Michael Stapleton has designed other ceilings besides the one in the Dublin Writers Museum. 3. Michael Stapleton designed the beautiful stucco ceiling in the Dublin Writers Museum.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah i don't know we haven't bought Choices:  1. We should have purchased.   2. I know that we did not purchase.   3. I am sure that we purchased.  
Output: 3
Statement: shop and ordered eggs and bacon and coffee. Choices:  1. Ordered breakfast foods. 2. Ordered a ham and cheese sandwich. 3. Likes drinking coffee in the morning.
Output: 2
Statement: We can bring you fresh provisions for the return journey," said Severn. Choices:  1. Severn said they would return with supplies. 2. Severn said they would bring supplies for the whole village. 3. Severn said they would never come back.
Output: 3
Statement: they just you know just just level the whole place and let it go but we're going to have to be over there and we're and our presence is going to have to be felt and they've got to be strong presidents or presence uh if we don't then i think that we're going to be back there Choices:  1. They need to destroy the place to be strong presidents. 2. They have to be weak presidents and not do anything. 3. We need to use a bunch of bombs.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, we have reported on governmentwide trends and lessons learned by successful organizations. Choices:  1. It is a long process to investigate and report on governmentwide trends and lessons learned by successful organizations. 2. No reports have been made about governmentwide trends and lessons learned by successful organizations. 3. Governmentwide trends and lessons learned by successful organizations have been reported on.
Output: 2
Statement: You speak like an educated girl? Glibly enough, Tuppence ran through her imaginary career on the lines suggested by Mr. Carter. Choices:  1. Tuppence spoke like a simpleton. 2. Tuppence spoke like an educated girl. 3. Tuppence spoke like an educated girl despite her lack of education.
Output: 1
Statement: uh one of them has made big banners to put on the oh we have one of those isn't that awful shelter a covered shelter and they've had big banners to display across the front of that Choices:  1. The banners will be recycled when they're done. 2. Nobody's provided any banners. 3. They made some big banners.
Output: 2
Statement: as far as that goes Choices:  1. As distant as that progresses. 2. Along with how long it progresses, there is also how big it could get. 3. As short as it could be.
Output: 3
Statement: Ah, my young friend, it is lucky for you your skull is so thick. Choices:  1. The young person was had a dense skull. 2. The young person was dumb. 3. The young person had a thin skull.
Output: 3