niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: It's probably safe to say Clinton's real feelings for Lewinsky actually go in another direction; see the Anne Boleyn theory, above.) Choices:  1. The truth is being hid by Clinton. 2. Clinton has alternate feelings for Lewinsky. 3. Clinton does not care what Lewinsky did.
Output: 3
Statement: KL's Central Market gives you a wider selection. Choices:  1. There's very little choice in KL's Central Market. 2. You'll get better prices in KL's Central Market. 3. There's more choice in KL's Central Market.
Output: 1
Statement: Iknow that I could find myself on that transplant waiting list someday. Choices:  1. Anyone could be on the transplant list.  2. People need to worry about themselves, and not worry about being on the transplant list.  3. I know I could need a transplant someday. 
Output: 2
Statement: In the event that someone does take up the McHugh gauntlet and seeks your support, I think it is important that you, that mailers not just blindly endorse a bill simply because its title includes the phrase postal reform. Choices:  1. The McHugh gauntlet will be very beneficial for mailers and all mailers should sign it immediately! 2. Mailers would love postal reform, but there isn't yet any legislation that would actually benefit them. 3. Mailers should not blindly endorse anything labeled postal reform.
Output: 1
Statement: You'll stick to your contract with me."  "But--" Dave began. Choices:  1. The contract is binding. 2. You have a contract with me. 3. There is no contract.
Output: 3
Statement: To a large extent, this reflects its unbroken experience of more than four centuries of hospitality to foreigners Chinese, Portuguese, and Dutch during a period in Japanese history when the country was characterized by often murderous xenophobia. Choices:  1. Japan has never had any xenophobic tendencies. 2. It's xenophobia can be seen and studied today, though little of it remains in the culture.  3. Japan was categorized by murderous xenophobia for many years. 
Output: 1
Statement: As you've said, they're honest. Choices:  1. They deal fairly if they know you. 2. You say that they're fair, but they lied to me. 3. Like you say, they tell the truth.
Output: 2
Statement: It was designed by Felix de Weldon and bears a striking similarity to his Iwo Jima Memorial to the Pacific War in Washington, DC. Choices:  1. There is no similarity with the Iwo Jima Memorial. 2. The building here is similar to many other buildings overseas. 3. Felix de Weldon was the designer.
Output: 1
Statement: four that's good very good yes yeah i don't Choices:  1. Four is good. 2. Four is terrible! 3. Four is a good number of kids to have.
Output: 2
Statement: but but do you think do you think that's why there's so many people that want to come to the United States because of freedom or Choices:  1. Is it maybe the freedom that brings people in the United States? 2. The United States is anything but freedom, people want to come because of the strict laws. 3. The United States isn't quite the freedom it's portrayed to be.
Output: 2
Statement: well you know that brings up the interesting subject too you know what would you have who who who would determine what these people do Choices:  1. It begs the question of who gets to say what the other people do. 2. So then there is the idea of who is going to supervise, assign work etc. 3. This brings up the dull subject of firing people.
Output: 3
Statement: 3/ First-Class Mail sent by non-households to households (e.g. Choices:  1. Households never receive first-class mail from non-households. 2. All first-class mail is sent by non-households. 3. Non-households can send first-class mail to households.
Output: 1
Statement: , television) overnight--or ever. Choices:  1. Watching television over night or ever. 2. Television does not exist. 3. I barely watch television ever, sometimes overnight.
Output: 2
Statement: Little Willie here is a dead cert, and if I was you I'd take a sporting chance with Mr. Brown!" Choices:  1. I wouldn't bother taking a chance with that fellow. 2. If I were you, I would take a risk with him. 3. The risk was letting him try his new hunting rifle against the Sasquatch in the woods.
Output: 1
Statement: The distribution of profitable routes shown on Figure 4 indicates that the U.S. Choices:  1. The distribution of profitable routes is focused on rural routes. 2. The distribution of profitable routes is not known. 3. The distribution of profitable routes is shown in a graphic.
Output: 2
Statement: Thorn's body sagged and he sat on the body of a felled horse. Choices:  1. Thorn rode a horse. 2. Thorn walked next to the feeble horse. 3. Thorn rode a horse without a saddle.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition to many impressive buildings, Tofukuji offers four remarkable and distinctive Zen gardens located in the hojo (abbot's quarters). Choices:  1. There are no zen gardens in Tofukuji.  2. Tofukuji has four distonctive zen gardens in hojo.  3. Zen gardens are beautiful and tranquil. 
Output: 1
Statement: Having elicited from Dorcas how she had been awakened by the violent ringing of her mistress's bell, and had subsequently roused the household, he passed to the subject of the quarrel on the preceding afternoon.  Choices:  1. The woman slept soundly the entire time. 2. Dorcas recounted how she was suddenly awakened. 3. The mistress requested that she bring her hot towels.
Output: 1
Statement: Do you take comfort that, in some sense, Red Lobster will provide competition? Choices:  1. Do you think it is good that Red Lobster will bring competition?  2. In some sense, will Olive Garden bring competition. 3. Is it reassuring that Red Lobster will bring competition?
Output: 2
Statement: hi uh as a matter of fact this past weekend since we had a long weekend i uh took on a painting project in my bathroom and i had wallpaper up i had to completely strip the wallpaper off and then spackle holes and then paint that and it took me all weekend because uh the wallpaper getting it off i had to wet the walls down and that had to dry and then the spackling had to dry a day and then the painting took another day Choices:  1. It took one day for the spackling to finish drying.  2. I painted the bathroom white and yellow.  3. The spackling dried out in less than an hour. 
Output: 3
Statement: The only thing was to act as though I'd noticed 209 nothing, and hope for the best. Choices:  1. I could not do anything about it anyway, so I pretended not to see anything. 2. Acting as though I'd noticed nothing, and hoping for the best, was the only thing to do. 3. Hoping for the best and doing nothing was not the best move in this situation.
Output: 3
Statement: It is not just hats but entire wardrobes that fail to denote magnificent  The modern rich dress like business executives during the day and like pop stars at night, if indeed anyone is wearing anything other than sneakers and jeans. Choices:  1. Rich people always wear elaborate costumes encrusted with gems and precious metals. 2. Modern rich people often attempt to dress like they are something else. 3. The modern rich often wear Nike branded sneakers.
Output: 1
Statement: For information about reprinting this article, go to //www.lats.com/rights Choices:  1. The information about reprinting the article is of good quality. 2. There is online information about reprinting the article. 3. There is no information about reprinting the article online.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon looked back at the scout and the scout grinned revealing teeth sharpened to points and a tongue split down the middle like a snake. Choices:  1. The scout also had black eyes and pointy ears.  2. The scout had sharp teeth and a split tongue.  3. When the scout opened his mouth it was revealed that he did not have any teeth and no tongue. 
Output: 3
Statement: They declined. Choices:  1. They did not accept. 2. They accepted.  3. They declined to comment. 
Output: 2
Statement: Likewise with  Most of the 22 million Americans who've tried it have had no trouble walking away from it. Choices:  1. Most Americans have trouble walking away from it. 2. 22 million Americans do not care what they eat. 3. Millions of Americans have no trouble walking away.
Output: 1
Statement:  "To lose a war makes a man bitter,"Don Cazar said slowly. Choices:  1. Losing a battle makes a man sour. 2. Winning a battle makes a man grumpy. 3. Nobody likes to lose at anything.
Output: 2
Statement: you know that's that's totally out Choices:  1. There is a strong belief that it will come back soon. 2. There is no chance that that could come back in. 3. You are aware that that is completely out.
Output: 1
Statement: Victoria Park has a jogging track in Causeway Bay. Choices:  1. Victoria Park has trails to jog on, but no track. 2. The jogging track is seldom used. 3. Causeway Bay has a jogging track.
Output: 1
Statement: It is imaginative, dignified, often harrowing, deeply moving, and essential viewing to get an historical perspective of modern Israel. Choices:  1. You don't need to see this to understand modern Israel. 2. It is a required viewing to receive a historical perspective of modern Israel. 3. Without this, an overview of Israel would be incomplete.
Output: 1
Statement: he'd help them out a lot if they were broke down he'd try to go fix their car on the road instead of calling the tow truck so that saved them a lot of money Choices:  1. He would attempt to fix their car rather than calling in a tow truck which saved a lot of money. 2. He wasn't down to even try and fix the car and just instantly called the tow truck. 3. He used to work as a mechanic and was skilled enough to repair the cars.
Output: 2
Statement: oh did it Choices:  1. Oh it didn't. 2. Oh, did it occur frequently? 3. oh was it so?
Output: 1
Statement: It has a number of bridges spanning its route, creating a shadowy, dark, and almost somber appearance. Choices:  1. The bridges brighten the landscape, making it cheery. 2. As the sun sets, it looks like the gates of Hell. 3. There are multiple bridges upon the route and they give it a somber mood.
Output: 1
Statement: However, all personnel in the organization play important roles in making it happen. Choices:  1. It can happen thanks to important things that personnel in the organization do. 2. Fortunately, none of the organization's staff have any part to play. 3. Even the organization's janitor has an important role to play.
Output: 2
Statement: But sometimes dreams were priced too high.... "You're mighty grim-mouthed,"Anse commented, glancing at Drew sideways. Choices:  1. Anse commented that he was very well-mannered, while staring straight ahead. 2. Drew had just insulted Anse, which prompted an insult. 3. Anse said that he was might grim-mouthed as she glanced at him sideways.
Output: 1
Statement: Girls aren't what they used to be in my young days. Choices:  1. Girls have changed a lot since I was young. 2. Girls have become something I wouldn't recognize from my earlier days. 3. Girls are still the same as they were when I was younger.
Output: 3
Statement: So how can we Internet apologists explain away this finding? Choices:  1. Social media is the bane of my existence. 2. Internet apologists aren't sure if there is a way to provide an explanation. 3. Internet apologists are looking for a way to explain things.
Output: 1
Statement: Boston University, for example, forced its three Nobel Prize winners to teach undergraduates. Choices:  1. There have been over ten Nobel Prize winners from Boston. 2. There have never been any Nobel Prize winners from Boston. 3. There were multiple Nobel Prize winners from Boston.
Output: 2
Statement: The Office of Program Performance conducted twelve on-site program reviews in 2001. Choices:  1. In 2001, the Office of Program Performance conducted more on-site program reviews than ever before. 2. The Office of Program Performance doesn't perform on-site program reviews. 3. At least twelve on-site program reviews were conducted by the Office of Program Performance in 2001.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah so anyway Choices:  1. Yeah sure it was, so anyway let's move on. 2. Yes, so anyway. 3. No, so anyway.
Output: 3
Statement: In the 11th century, the adventurous Normans put an end to Arab control of Sicily and southern Italy. Choices:  1. Arab control was continued in Sicily long after the 11th century. 2. The Normans had gained control of northern Italy without opposition. 3. The Normans took control of Sicily, ending Arab rule there.
Output: 1
Statement: a Thursday during the summer i still don't eat up all my vacation and end up taking a full week somewhere else and then having a day or two left over on top of that so Choices:  1. I prefer to take my vacation time in the summer.  2. I never get a day off work.  3. I don't always use up all my vacation time. 
Output: 2
Statement: These results exceeded our target of $22 billion and were greater than that of the previous three fiscal years, as illustrated in the following graphic. Choices:  1. The diagram shows how that previous fiscal results and intended amount of $22 billion were surpassed.  2. The goal was to generate $45 billion, but fell short of the target sum and failed to outperform previous tallies.  3. These results are for the current fiscal year, which is ending spectacularly but is not fully over yet.
Output: 2
Statement: they get real nasty the Hyundee helicopters come out and they would level entire areas okay you're from the Dallas area right Choices:  1. The helicopters come out and they level the whole place trying to find a fugitive. 2. The helicopters come out and they level the whole place. 3. They don't bother with the helicopters because that's overkill.
Output: 3
Statement: Leave the city by its eastern Nikanor Gate for a five-minute walk to Hof Argaman (Purple Beach), one of Israel's finest beaches. Choices:  1. The Purple Beach is the only beach in the world with purple-looking sand. 2. For a five-minute walk to one of Israel's finest beaches, the Hof Argaman (Purple Beach), leave the city by its eastern Nikanor Gate. 3. Leave the city by its western Nikanor Gate for a fifty five minute walk to Hof Argaman.
Output: 3
Statement: of course we think it's helping other people and so Choices:  1. It doesn't help anyone. 2. Other people need the help more than us. 3. It is helping people out.
Output: 1
Statement: In my almost seven years at the helm of the PRC, if I have learned nothing else, I've learned that each case presents a new challenge. Choices:  1. I started my work at the PRC in March. 2. One thing I have learned in my seven years at the PRC is each case is a new challenge.  3. I have worked at the PRC for ten years now. 
Output: 3
Statement: Canseco's making five million a year Choices:  1. Canseco always makes exactly five million each year 2. Canseco has never made five million per year 3. Canseco is earning an annual sum of five million
Output: 2
Statement: He's head over ears in love with Jane. Choices:  1. Jane feels the same way about him. 2. He loathes Jane and never wants to be in her presence. 3. He is hopelessly in love with Jane.
Output: 2
Statement: And he would certainly consent if the alternative was impeachment. Choices:  1. Impeachment is something he would never choose in his old age.  2. He would rather be impeached instead of consenting.  3. There would be consent from him if the only other choice was to be impeached. 
Output: 2
Statement: Tomorrow the daily papers, all over England, would blazon out the news in staring headlines: "MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY IN ESSEX" Choices:  1. There will be no papers tomorrow in England. 2. I can guess what the newspaper headlines will be. 3. There will be a stunning headline tomorrow.
Output: 1
Statement: On one wall was a fanned display of old daggers and swords which dated a century or so back to the Spanish colonial days. Choices:  1. There were old daggers and swords on one wall because the homeowner was from Spain. 2. There were wicker baskets on the wall. 3. There were old daggers and swords on one wall.
Output: 2
Statement: we couldn't call in they said it would be up Friday the March the fifteenth before it was prepared so i missed several days because i was getting quite a few calls Choices:  1. It would not be ready until March 15th. 2. It will be ready well before March 15th.   3. It cannot be accessed after March 15th at all.  
Output: 2
Statement: I couldn't stand up; to stand would be to fall. Choices:  1. I had to stand up, it was the only option. 2. My balance has been awful lately ever since that concussion, and if I wanted to stand, I would only fall. 3. I would fall if I wished to stand, so I cannot.
Output: 1
Statement: Microsoft's inclusion of IE with Windows does not prevent computer manufacturers from installing competing browsers or putting those browsers on the desktop. Choices:  1. Microsoft included IE on windows. 2. Microsoft made IE optional. 3. Microsoft forces all Windows uses to use IE.
Output: 2
Statement: The answer is that the Internet stands to expand the market as a whole more than enough to compensate them for having to compete with each other. Choices:  1. The internet is to blame for a limited marketplace. 2. The internet is the reason for wide-scale growth in the marketplace. 3. The majority of their sales are on the internet.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well that's another thing Choices:  1. That's something different. 2. Salary is another thing. 3. That's the same thing.
Output: 3
Statement: Our federal government has gone from budget deficit to surplus as a result of a burgeoning economy and difficult decisions by the Congress and the executive branch to control spending. Choices:  1. The federal government's budget deficit has remained. 2. The federal government has been in budget surplus for six months. 3. The federal government has moved from budget deficit to surplus.
Output: 1
Statement: But the hesitant Carlo Alberto of Piedmont gave the Austrians time to recover and Italian gains toppled like dominoes. Choices:  1. Carlo Alberto of Piedmont did not press the attack, so the Austrians recovered. 2. Carlo Alberto of Piedmont was beheaded. 3. The Italians, led by Carlo Alberto of Piedmont, defeated the Austrians.
Output: 3
Statement: the San Antonio has much more gang violence than Dallas Dallas does have um an area of town however the Choices:  1. Dallas have a lot more gang violence than San Antonio. 2. San Antonio has a lot more gang violence than Dallas. 3. San Antonio has one of the highest crime rates in the nation.
Output: 1
Statement: somebody you trust you know there are so many rip-off artists here in this town it's it's uh it's really a sin it really is Choices:  1. Everyone is kind and wants to help you. 2. There are many people willing to take advantage of you. 3. There are many people willing to take advantage of you and your money.
Output: 1
Statement: Disagreement was so bad in the 19th century that the Ottoman sultan ruling Jerusalem had to step in and adjudicate Christian disputes. Choices:  1. The sultan did not normally interfere in the disputes. 2. There were no disagreements in the camp. 3. The sultan was the one who ended the disputes.
Output: 2
Statement: The Covenanters Choices:  1. The Pact-makers 2. The Covenanters with God  3. The Contract-breakers
Output: 3
Statement: we'll go ahead and call you another day maybe Choices:  1. We might contact you some time in the future. 2. Don't expect us to call you at all. 3. Don't expect a call tomorrow because we're closed.
Output: 2
Statement: Appendix III FHWA's Senior Executive Performance Plans Choices:  1. The performance plans of the senior executive. 2. The performance plans are in appendix 4. 3. The performance plans are quite extensive.
Output: 2
Statement: Chatterbox learned that the science of studying facial expressions is relatively  Before the 1960s, apparently, it was deemed a useless enterprise. Choices:  1. The study of facial expressions was deemed useless in the 1960's. 2. Facial Expression studies were deemed most important in the 1960's. 3. The study of facial expressions by Harvard was deemed useless in the 1960's.
Output: 2
Statement: It may be so, I said, fascinated by Poirot's eloquence.  Choices:  1. It is possible.  2. I don't think so.  3. It is perhaps the truth. 
Output: 2
Statement: Education  Lessons from Three Case Studies, Choices:  1. There were three case studies about education. 2. THere were twenty case studies. 3. There were three case studies done by the professor.
Output: 2
Statement: aIncome from accumulated assets includes interest, dividends, royalties, income from estates and trusts, and rent. Choices:  1. A person with accumulated assets is very rich. 2. Accumulated assets are made up of the income one earns from employment. 3. Interest, dividends, royalty, income from income from estates and trusts, and rent all make up accumulated assets.
Output: 2
Statement: Wanniski, who invited Farrakhan to a conference last spring, argues that a Republican-nation alliance could guarantee an unbeatable electoral majority for the GOP. Choices:  1. Farrakhan was never invited to a conference last spring, not even by Wanniski. 2. Wanniski invited Farrakhan to a conference, Wakinski argues that a Republican-nation alliance could be used to guarantee an electoral majority and take over swing states. 3. Wanniski argued that a Republican-nation alliance could guarantee an unbeatable electoral majority for the GOP, as he invited Farrakhan to a conference last spring.
Output: 1
Statement: and i think now that it happens more frequently than we know that it's just not sensationalized as much at least in Texas because i hear every once in a while i'll hear something on the news Choices:  1. I think it happens less because it's not sensationalized like it used to be.  2. I think it happens more than we know, it's just not sensationalized as much.  3. I think the news stopped sensationalizing it in Texas. 
Output: 1
Statement: That couldn't be good. Choices:  1. It was bad. 2. It would be a good thing. 3. This had happened before.
Output: 2
Statement: We also don't know how life originates and to what extent it evolves in an orderly pattern. Choices:  1. The group of scientists weren't sure about how life originates so they conducted an experiment.  2. We're also not certain about the origination of life.  3. We are certain when it comes to the topic of the origins of life. 
Output: 3
Statement: Now the northern trail had become too perilous for the brill. Choices:  1. The animals easily climbed the path. 2. The trail was completely impassable.  3. The animals were struggling to walk on the trail.
Output: 1
Statement: The brandy brought the colour back to her white cheeks, and revived her in a marvellous fashion. Choices:  1. The brandy killed her.  2. She was revived by the brandy.  3. The brandy revived her in less than a minute. 
Output: 1
Statement: If the restriction on speech and legal advice were to stand, the result would be two tiers of cases. Choices:  1. Nothing would change if the restriction on speech and legal advice were to stand.  2. There is currently a restriction on speech and legal advice.  3. Having two tiers of cases would be a terrible idea. 
Output: 1
Statement: Too late. Choices:  1. You're early! 2. Too late; we're closed already.  3. Not soon enough. 
Output: 1
Statement: i didn't like him from uh oh one year when uh McMahon was real big f or the Bears Choices:  1. i disliked him because i have a personal loathing for the Bears 2. i liked him from the very start 3. i disliked him from the time McMahon was a major player for the Bears
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah yeah that's kind of funny too as a matter of fact some of them a a bit embarrassing Choices:  1. It's funny but not really. 2. There is nothing funny about it. 3. It's funny and a bit embarrassing.
Output: 2
Statement: The happy result is a combination of the expected and the unexpected. Choices:  1. A mix of the expected and unexpected produces a sad outcome. 2. A marriage of the expected and unexpected makes for a joyful result. 3. The happy result is contagious and long-lasting.
Output: 1
Statement: The best beaches have become home to the finest hotels, which supply almost everything needed for the perfect vacation. Choices:  1. There are no hotels on the beaches. 2. The perfect vacation is at a beach. 3. The finest hotels supply almost everything.
Output: 1
Statement: Gamma radiation is flooding through the gaps; the quick-breeding viruses are mutating through half the world, faster than the Medical Art can control them, so that millions of us are sneezing and choking--and dying, too, for lack of antibiotics and proper care. Choices:  1. Gama radiation is making everyone sick. 2. Fortunately, medicine is keeping up with the damage.  3. Everyone will eventually die.
Output: 2
Statement: The other nodded thoughtfully. Choices:  1. The other person agreed. 2. The other person shook his head no. 3. The other person nodded.
Output: 2
Statement: Alpaugh residents may see their water fees triple to avoid losing service at the end of the month. Choices:  1. Water fee rates will remain high in the next month 2. Water bills will greatly increase to maintain service 3. Alpaugh residents will pay lower rates on water this month.
Output: 3
Statement: Two windows, just for one moment standing side by side. Choices:  1. There were two windows next to each other. 2. One of the windows was open. 3. There was one window and a door.
Output: 3
Statement: and as far as um Mexican type we've got the only thing up here that we have anywhere close to that is Taco Bell Choices:  1. We have a number of Mexican restaurants to choose from. 2. We do not have many ethnic restaurants here. 3. The closest we have to Mexican food here is Taco Bell.
Output: 1
Statement: They are well serviced by shikaras gaily decorated and roofed canoes somewhat reminiscent of Venetian gondolas plying their way around the lake, ferrying passengers. Choices:  1. The lake is still, quiet, and abandoned, with no boats on its surface. 2. Decorated shikaras and canoes with roofs carry passengers from one place to another around the lake. 3. The ferrymen are known to charge tourists more for a ride than they do locals.
Output: 1
Statement: Most of the latest increase -- $42 -- will go to the Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois, which disburses monies to legal aid organizations that assist low- income residents in civil matters. Choices:  1. The Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois is going to receive the majority of the increase. 2. The Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois won't receive anything from the increase. 3. This is going to benefit the poorer communities in more ways than one.
Output: 2
Statement: All of the organizations identified trust as the essential underlying element to successful relationships and said that trust could be built only over time and, primarily, through personal relationships. Choices:  1. Trust is not considered important for any relationships, based on what organizations say.  2. The organizations list competence and empathy as key traits for relationships as well. 3. Trust is an essential element for good relationships according to all the organizations.
Output: 1
Statement: The zoo just opened and there's no one there and it's clear and bright and so quiet you can hear the seals break the water as they circle their pool and the gulls fighting the kept birds for their seed. Choices:  1. The zoo is quite peaceful when it first opens. 2. The animals in the zoo are less active in the morning. 3. The zoo is loud and crowded when it first opens.
Output: 3
Statement: The region around Delhi embraces the government capital the heart of the old Mughal empire at Agra, and the nature reserves of Corbett and Bharatpur. Choices:  1. The city of Agra was built by the Mughals. 2. Agra is nowhere near the area of Delhi. 3. Agra was the site of the old Mughal capital.
Output: 2
Statement: Just as he had had that moment of disappointment the first time he had seen Hunt Rennie, so he felt that identical void now, only twice as wide and deep. Choices:  1. His treason left him utterly cold and adrift. 2. He had been extremely excited when he had seen Hunt Rennie. 3. He felt deeply affected just as he had before when he had seen Hunt Rennie.
Output: 2
Statement: well they all come back from from the bottom Choices:  1. They never come back once they reach the bottom. 2. They bounce back from the bottom. 3. The roots rise back up from the bottom.
Output: 1
Statement: He expects that, in five years, 5 percent to 10 percent of all patients will take the test during doctor visits. Choices:  1. 5 to 10 percent of patients are predicted to take the test when they visit the doctor in the next five years, according to his predictions. 2. The test would help doctors determine the best treatments. 3. He thinks that there will not be anyone taking the test during doctor visits for the next ten years.
Output: 3
Statement: San'doro was on to something. Choices:  1. San'doro was catching on. 2. San'doro knew what to do to fix the problem. 3. San'doro had not caught on at all.
Output: 3
Statement: when's the best time to go down there for the water Choices:  1. When's the best time to go to Florida for the water? 2. When's the best time to go for the water? 3. When's the worst time to go for the water?
Output: 3
Statement: Table provided by Teresa Norberg-King, Duluth, Minnesota. Choices:  1. Teresa Norberg-King, from Duluth Minnesota provided the table. 2. A Minnesota woman provided this table. 3. Armchair provided by Teresa Norberg-King, Duluth, Minnesota.
Output: 3
Statement: This is another way of saying that in the last 30 years, the people who owned America have lost 40 percent of their wealth held in the form of equity. Choices:  1. People can have their wealth in the form of equity. 2. Americans will keep losing their wealth in the next decade or so. 3. In the past 30 years, people who own America have gained 40 percent of wealth in equity.
Output: 3
Statement: Matching rates range from two-to-one in Virginia to three-to-one in Indiana and Missouri. Choices:  1. Matching rates range from 2:1 in Virginia to 3:1 in Indiana. 2. Matching rates range from 5:1 in Virginia to 1:1 in Indiana. 3. Matching rates range from 2:1 in California to 3:1 in New York.
Output: 2
Statement: Boskin's report admits that much of the commission's 1.1 percent overestimation number is a guess. Choices:  1. The reports guessed about how much the overestimation was. 2. The report might have guessed that the overestimation is a guess. 3. The report claims that the overestimation is spot on.
Output: 3
Statement: One, brandishing a long polearm, stabbed at him. Choices:  1. One, with a sword, stabbed at him. 2. One of them stabbed at him. 3. One of their polearms were spiked with poison.
Output: 1
Statement: It stands in an un-touristy rubble-filled square where there are families washing, goats looking out of upstairs windows, and, behind a grill in a small kiosk, a lingam much venerated by older women, who keep it covered with flowers. Choices:  1. You can find it standing in a square strewn with rubble. 2. Most of the milk found in local stores is produced by neighborhood goats. 3. It is situated in the lobby of the tourist agency's modern headquarters.
Output: 3
Statement: Orrin Hatch said Americans are entitled to know about felonies committed by a candidate. Choices:  1. The American people should not know whether a candidate has a felony said, Orrin Hatch. 2. A candidate should have their committed felonies revealed to the American people said, Orrin Hatch. 3. Felonies should be known because a system that is transparent is better for the country.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right we didn't close at all this past winter Choices:  1. We didn't close at all this past winter, despite the terrible weather. 2. We closed down a lot last winter. 3. We didn't close at all this past winter.
Output: 2
Statement: This hilltop suburb 8 km (5 miles) southwest of Palermo boasts Sicily's finest cathedral (12th-century) and one of the best medieval mosaic cycles in Europe. Choices:  1. The city of Palermo drew some of the greatest architects of the 12th century. 2. You can find Sicily's finest cathedral in this hilltop suburb. 3. If you're looking for a lavish cathedral or fine art in this town, you'll have to trek over to the city of Palermo.
Output: 3
Statement: Nor do Hollywood movies show any sign of revising Nixon's image. Choices:  1. Nixon has a negative image. 2. Nixon's image is not revised by Hollywood. 3. Nixon's image will be redone by Hollywood. 
Output: 3
Statement: but unfortunately i find getting rid of your TV set you do throw out some some of the baby with the bath water Choices:  1. Never let go of your TV set, never. 2. You get rid of the TV set and you are throwing out more than just an appliance.  3. They got rid of the TV for a flat screen one.
Output: 1
Statement: Domestic investment in new factories and equipment can boost productivity of the nation's workforce. Choices:  1. The nation's workforce is made less productive when domestic investment is increased. 2. The workforce's productivity can be increased through domestic investment. 3. Domestic investment is the best way to grow the economy.
Output: 1
Statement: because it will only take a minute to print one of those out and then run a thermal copy of it Choices:  1. printing one and then running a thermal copy takes forever 2. i have to create a thermal copy of everything i print 3. printing one and running a thermal copy is a quick process
Output: 1
Statement: uh dad never believed in tent camping uh we had some old army cots that we would sleep on uh come good weather or not a many of times we were sleeping out under the stars and it would start raining and we would all wind up in the car and that got pretty cramped sometimes Choices:  1. I hated sleeping outside I wanted to sleep in a tent. 2. We always slept in tents when we camped.  3. When we went camping we never used a tent but slept outside. 
Output: 2
Statement: It might pass for deserted, if not for the peacocks and pheasants who inhabit the botanical gardens, and the visitors strolling amidst the palms and rhododendrons. Choices:  1. There are some rhododendrons in the botanical gardens. 2. There are no animals at the botanical gardens. 3. People prefer seeing the peacocks to the pheasants.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum right uh yeah we can get uh you know if we get someone in there like that then you know they could make all sorts of changes if they were you know had enough pull Choices:  1. If you introduced a newcomer with enough pull, they could make a myriad of changes. 2. If you introduced a newcomer with enough pull, they would face too much resistance to change. 3. If you introduced a newcomer with enough pull, they could make a myriad of changes and help the company to progress.
Output: 2
Statement: She wondered what factors influenced maintenance. Choices:  1. She purposely sabotaged her companies maintenance department with her wondering. 2. She pondered what else cause maintenance issues to arise. 3. She discovered maintenance needed more attention.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't believe one of you has got an ounce of tact." The German rapped the table. Choices:  1. I trust that all of you are tactful, and will know what to say. 2. I don't believe one of you will be able to do the negotiations. 3. I don't believe that one you of is tactful. The German struck the table.
Output: 1
Statement: no but i mean it's like it's like they they have like this different policy i don't know my dad works for them but it's like IBM like never in their commercials they never put down any other company you know it's like Choices:  1. It's as though they have the same policy 2. It's as though they are extremely stupid 3. It's as though they have a different policy
Output: 1
Statement: Such coverage is good  Your Live at Five NewsTeam covers Election '96! Choices:  1. Election '96 ratings are high. 2. The news media are ignoring Election '96. 3. Election '96 is being covered by the news.
Output: 2
Statement: The New England Journal of Medicine rushed the story to press. Choices:  1. The press was readily available to receive the story that the Journal of Medicine had to offer them. 2. The New England Journal of Medicine kept the story to themselves. 3. The New England Journal of Medicine quickly sent their story to the press.
Output: 2
Statement: I still had to select my items from lists, and it was good that I generally knew what types of hardware I was running, but it worked. Choices:  1. It was good that I generally knew what types of hardware I was running, because I had to select my items from lists, but it worked! 2. I had no idea what hardware I had, so I failed to select my items from lists. 3. I knew all about my hardware due to my interest in computers and architecture.
Output: 2
Statement: You could see that at a glance. Choices:  1. You would notice that quickly. 2. You could see her nose at a glance. 3. You would have to look hard to see that.
Output: 3
Statement: POISON." A fresh piece of evidence discovered by the detectives since the police court proceedings was a long, almost new piece of blotting-paper.  Choices:  1. There was poison on the blotting-paper. 2. There was no new evidence since the trial. 3. There was new evidence in the form of brand new blotting-paper.
Output: 2
Statement: Yessiree. Choices:  1. Absolutely. 2. No, absolutely not. 3. It was definitive.
Output: 2
Statement: The movement believes in universal peace, brotherhood, and charity, and incorporates elements of all the major religions, accepting Buddha, Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed as prophets. Choices:  1. The movement rejects all existing religions and tries to forge its own identity. 2. The movement was only started in 1900, making it a very new religion. 3. The movement regards Buddha, Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed as holy men.
Output: 1
Statement: My poor Emily.  Choices:  1. Emily has something lucky happened to Emily. 2. I pity Emily for what happened to Emily 3. Emily has something bad happened to Emily
Output: 1
Statement: well first i think they've got to have a pretty good idea of what they want to what they want to do uh once they have that then they can start looking in Choices:  1. They need to know what they want to do with their life. 2. They have to know what they want to do with their life. 3. They never should know what they want to do with their life.
Output: 3
Statement: Even the detective hired by the Clinton campaign in 1992 to intimidate bimbos was a People's Detective! Choices:  1. The Clinton's detective was unable to successfully intimate bimbos 2. Even the private eye the Clinton campaign took on in 1992 to frighten bimbos was a People's Detective. 3. The detective hired by the Bush campaign in 1992 was a People's Detective.
Output: 3
Statement: and that's got uh a hundred and sixteen thousand miles on it and that runs perfectly well too Choices:  1. That car has under a hundred thousand miles and has a lot of problems. 2. That car has over a hundred thousand miles on it and has nothing wrong with it at all. 3. That car has over a hundred thousand miles and drives great.
Output: 1
Statement: This 17th-century bastion looks its age and then some. Choices:  1. The bastion looks brand new. 2. This bastion was aged prematurely by weather damage. 3. This building looks older than it is.
Output: 1
Statement: JUSTICE KENNEDY delivered the opinion of the Court. Choices:  1. The court ruled in favor of the defendant. 2. The court opinion was delivered by Justice Roberts. 3. The opinion was delivered by Kennedy.
Output: 2
Statement: Now all AGs want to be the next Michael Moore. Choices:  1. AGs want nothing to do with Michael Moore. 2. AGs want to have films just like Michael Moore's. 3. AGs aspire to be like Michael Moore.
Output: 1
Statement: Neither Shakespeare (who alludes to the incident only in passing) nor history offers any justification for this gross violation of the laws of  Was there, as it was later claimed, some sudden movement on the part of French cavalry which lead Henry to fear an attack from the rear? Choices:  1. Henry was afraid of an attack by the French. 2. Henry was not afraid of anything. 3. Henry was afraid of an attack.
Output: 2
Statement: When is a person too unhappy? Choices:  1. When is someone too happy? 2. Is being too unhappy relative? 3. What qualifies as too unhappy for a person?
Output: 1
Statement: For example, in the past FGD systems for 2,600 MWe stations included six absorbers; however, today these systems would likely be designed for four absorber systems, or approximately 650 MWe of boiler capacity per absorber. Choices:  1. Absorbers today always handle more than they did in the past. 2. There are six absorbers for 2,600 MWe stations. 3. Aborbers are no longer used.
Output: 3
Statement: 20For more information about defining federal investment for long-term economic growth, see Budget  Choosing Public Investment Programs (GAO/AIMD-93-25, July 23, 1993) and related GAO products listed in appendix V. Choices:  1. Budget Choosing Public Investment Programs was published in August of 2017. 2. Budget Choosing Public Investment Programs is a valuable source of information on federal investing and economic growth over longer periods of time. 3. This was the first GAO publication on this topic ever published.
Output: 1
Statement: That should save some time, at least. Choices:  1. At least that should be a time saver. 2. That should prove to be more Prudent. 3. That will prove to be a waste of time at the least.
Output: 3
Statement: Didn't see Johnny round here agin till last fall when he came ridin' in lookin' mighty beat out an' down in th' mouth. Choices:  1. Johnny came riding through here last fall. 2. Johnny had been jumped by soldiers while riding here. 3. Johnny looked really good when he came here last summer.
Output: 3
Statement: He was carefully engaged in brushing his coat before putting it on, and seemed wholly engrossed in the task.  Choices:  1. He was focused on brushing cat hair off his coat. 2. He was very focused on the task of brushing his coat, befroe he put it on.  3. His coat did not require brushing before he left the house.
Output: 3
Statement: uh just the Raleigh local paper Choices:  1. I've never heard of the Raleigh local paper. 2. Only the Raleigh district paper. 3. Only the Raleigh district paper that I write for.
Output: 1
Statement: In order to attenuate These concerns, it might be reasonable to place price caps on any de facto monopoly mail categories, particularly any used by small mailers with no alternatives. Choices:  1. Price caps may be useful to attenuate concerns. 2. Price caps are not necessary. 3. Small mailers have no alternatives.
Output: 2
Statement: and also we have a lot of green you know the grass has been growing and if you look outside you would like to go out and mow your lawn if you could go out and Choices:  1. The grass is so dead it looks like straw. 2. The grass is green and I thought about cutting the grass. 3. I really needed to clean up my yard.
Output: 1
Statement: This was the site of the White Horse Inn, the main coaching house at the end of the London Edinburgh route. Choices:  1. Famous travelers used to rest at the White Horse Inn. 2. The White Horse Inn was located halfway between New York City and Pittsburgh. 3. The White Horse Inn, a coaching house, used to stand on this site.
Output: 2
Statement: Padilla said the model of owning a building that functions as a one-stop legal service facility is a new endeavor for the organization. Choices:  1. Padilla said owning a building that is a legal service office is new. 2. Padilla said owning a building that is a legal service office is new but it is working out well for them. 3. Padilla says they would never own a building.
Output: 3
Statement: Tuppence eyed her thoughtfully for a minute. Choices:  1. Tuppence looked at her for a minute.  2. While looking at her, Tuppence noted that her makeup was smudged.  3. Tuppence kept her eyes closed and didn't look at her. 
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, to foster a results-oriented culture in federal agencies, the Congress is considering legislative proposals to, among other things, focus attention on the impact poor performance can have on the effectiveness of an organization and require agencies to have a chief human capital officer to select, develop, and manage a productive, high-quality workforce. Choices:  1. Congress wasn't interested in the development of a results-driven culture within federal government. 2. Poor performance has an effect on an organization's effectiveness. 3. Agencies were very receptive to Congress putting legislative proposals through.
Output: 1
Statement: You're welcome back when you've settled the little lady. Choices:  1. You will never be welcome back, whatever you do. 2. It will be hard to get the little lay settled. 3. When you have got the little lady settled, you will be welcome back.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, if the analysis indicated that the maximum feasible level for 1998 was at or closer to one of the lower prior year standards than it was to the 1997 standard, prescribing that lower standard would not necessarily be impermissible. Choices:  1. if the analysis indicated that the maximum level was lower prior to last years standards prescribing that lower standard would be impermissible. 2. The maximum level for 1998 was lower than the previous years. 3. if the analysis indicated that the maximum level was lower prior to last years standards prescribing that lower standard would not necessarily be impermissible.
Output: 1
Statement: The documents listed may exist with different names than those used here. Choices:  1. The documents listed may exist with different names other than the ones seen here. 2. These documents only have one universal name. 3. The documents went through several nake changes before it was finally published.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan couldn't make sense of what had happened, but he clearly saw the results. Choices:  1. Ca'daaan didn't fully comprehend what had occurred, but he knew enough to know what his next action would be. 2. Ca'daan didn't understand what happened, but the result of it was clear before him. 3. Ca'daan had heard of the tragedy and could understand both sides of what had happened.
Output: 3
Statement: Ben Franklin was never, in my opinion, Presidential Material.' Choices:  1. In my opinion Ben Franklin never should have been president. 2. Ben Franklin invented the light bulb. 3. He said Ben Franklin made a lot of mistakes others may not have.
Output: 2
Statement: understanding of the law enforcement community's approach to investigating crime. Choices:  1. The law enforcement community's approach to dealing with traffic violations. 2. The approach of law enforcement to the investigation of crime is changing as times change. 3. The law enforcement community has an approach to investigating crime.
Output: 1
Statement: it and i don't like the idea of it it's it's makes too much of a big brother type of thing Choices:  1. I feel that it invades my privacy too much for bad reasons. 2. I am not a fan of the idea behind it. 3. I will happily stand behind and support it.
Output: 3
Statement: Egyptians consider it lucky to walk three times counter-clockwise around the scarab before touching it and making a wish. Choices:  1. Egyptians fear the scarab, the legendary bringer of famine and death. 2. Those who walk the wrong way or neglect to pay the proper respect will be bitten by the wrathful bug. 3. Locals believe that the scarab can bring good fortune if you perform a small ritual around it.
Output: 1
Statement: Let's drink to success." She poured some cold dregs of tea into the two cups. Choices:  1. She poured green tea grounds into two cups.  2. She poured coffee grounds into three cups.  3. She poured tea grounds into two cups. 
Output: 2
Statement: Moreover, underscoring the fact that implementing management changes required by GPRA will not come quickly, most of the agencies profiled began their results-oriented management before GPRA was enacted. Choices:  1. GPRA was vetoed by the president. 2. The agencies are unhappy with the changes GPRA is forcing them to make. 3. Making the changes required by this law is a slow process.
Output: 1