niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Professor Cleveland earned a Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude from Brown University in 1987. Choices:  1. Professor Cleveland earned a BA from Brown University. 2. Professor Cleveland graduated from Brown University in 1933. 3. Professor Cleveland earned a BA in English from Brown University.
Output: 2
Statement: When the findings do not converge, the case study reconciles or explains the differences as far as possible. Choices:  1. It is rare that case study findings do not converge. 2. It is impossible to reconcile diverging findings. 3. Explanations are included for why findings do not agree.
Output: 2
Statement: Two hundred years ago, after Napoleon sent his army officers to explore the land and bring back the first hand-drawn impressions of half-buried statues and columns, the world couldn't get enough. Choices:  1. Napoleon sent his officers to explore land but they didn't find anything interesting. 2. Napoleon sent his officers to explore land and they told about massive columns buried in the sand that were unlike anything they'd seen. 3. Napoleon sent his officers to explore land.
Output: 1
Statement: Likewise, the island's highest peak, Mount Sa Talaia, or Atalaya (475 meters/1,558 feet), hardly ranks among the world's most dramatic, but you can see Spain from the top. Choices:  1. The mountain isn't as high as ones in various other places, but it is considered better due to the view of Spain you receive, 2. The island's highest peak is 475 meters high. 3. The island's lowest mountain is Mount Sa Talaia.
Output: 3
Statement: are trying to make the country better Choices:  1. We should be focusing on improving our land.  2. It's trying to make the country better.  3. We don't need to worry about our country. 
Output: 3
Statement: The reasoning starts off like  Choices:  1. The reasoning began. 2. No one bothered to think it through. 3. The reasoning was done quickly
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i do too i think i think a lot of people a lot more people volunteer than than uh than we than get credit for it as you know like in hospitals and uh and the shelters and stuff like that and even if it is a couple times a year like at the holidays i mean at least they're getting out and doing it and  you know perhaps helping and helping out i think that's good and Choices:  1. I think that the number of people who volunteer for things is underestimated. 2. There are even less people volunteering than you would've guessed even at your worst. 3. A lot of the people you've never heard of are spending time doing good.
Output: 2
Statement: As Krugman notes, one reason for this was technical, not ideological. Choices:  1. Krugman was correct. 2. Krugman did not note anything. 3. One reason was technical, no ideological as per Krugman.
Output: 2
Statement: In the preamble to the final rule, VA responded to comments submitted on the interim rule, including comments concerning the effective date. Choices:  1. The responses submitted by VA were compiled by three legislators.   2. The comments submitted on the interim rule saw no response from VA.  3. VA responded to comments submitted on the interim rule. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i i'm i'm pretty busy myself i'm in graduate school at  State and i Choices:  1. I'm a busy graduate student at State. 2. I go to State High School.  3. I'm studying public administration at State. 
Output: 2
Statement: As you know, the Roman and the Ottoman empires suffered from grave internal weaknesses but persisted for centuries. Choices:  1. Despite serious internal weaknesses, the Roman empire persisted for centuries.  2. The Roman and Ottoman empires suffered from the same internal weaknesses.  3. No one realizes that the Roman empire had serious internal weaknesses. 
Output: 3
Statement: (David Plotz foretold Brown's departure in a recent Slate Assessment. Choices:  1. During a recent post the man foreshadowed about the other leaving. 2. They had a heads up about them joining the team. 3. They had inside information about the departure.
Output: 2
Statement: An understanding of courtroom procedure is vital before you try to represent yourself. Choices:  1. You need to know what is happening in the courtroom. 2. It is quite easy to represent yourself. 3. You should try and not represent yourself.
Output: 2
Statement: I never should have taken that swing at Brooke Shields.) Choices:  1. I regret taking that swing at Brooke Shields. 2. I wish I had taken three or four swings at Brooke Shields. 3. I ended up hurting my hand with that swing at Brooke Shields.
Output: 2
Statement: That's the problem I'm trying to fix- we're going to see if we can't get a new first thought in your head.' Choices:  1. I am trying to fix that problem. 2. I won't bother trying to change that. 3. I'm trying to fix how you think about that.
Output: 2
Statement: Prosperity is like Tinker  It lives on belief that it lives. Choices:  1. Prosperity continues on as long as you believe in it. 2. Growth and happiness are similar to Tinker. 3. Prosperity ends quickly.
Output: 3
Statement: Even if the head coupon issuer has fallen temporarily behind the curve, he can still ordinarily turn the situation around by issuing more coupons--that is, with a vigorous monetary expansion like the ones that ended the recessions of 1981-82 and 1990-91. Choices:  1. Even if the person that gives the coupons is behind, he can usually fix it by giving fewer coupons. 2. Even if the person that gives the coupons is behind, he can usually fix it by giving more coupons. 3. Even if the person that gives the coupons is behind his manufacturing schedule, he can usually fix it by giving more coupons.
Output: 1
Statement: Today's surplus represents both opportunity and obligation. Choices:  1. Last year's surplus was a disaster. 2. The surplus is for the food rations for the war. 3. The opportunity as well as the obligation are represented by today's surplus.
Output: 1
Statement: Did not Monsieur Lawrence make the sour face every time Mademoiselle Cynthia spoke and laughed with his brother?  Choices:  1. Mademoiselle Cynthia would sometimes speak to and laugh with Lawrence's brother. 2. Lawrence was jealous to see Mademoiselle Cynthia talking to his brother. 3. Lawrence smiled every time Mademoiselle Cynthia spoke to his brother.
Output: 3
Statement: of the case study method in GAO, so much so that it may be seen as a usual GAO review rather than recognized as what it can be-a case study (U.S. Choices:  1. It is very similar to the usual GAO reviews. 2. It is easy for people to take it as a GAO review. 3. There is no way anyone would think that this is a usual GAO review.
Output: 3
Statement: The resource titles listed below are abbreviated. Choices:  1. The the below titles have been abbreviated.  2. The resource titles were shortened the save space.  3. The full resource titles are listed below.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, the methodological fallacy at the heart of this  If you want to see what's happening in the stream called our society, says one of Faludi's patriots, go to the edges and look at what's happening there ... Choices:  1. To find out what is going on in the world, examine the what's happening on Venus. 2. To better understand society, look at the those on the fringes. 3. Faludi's comrades claimed they could predict future societal trends by examining what was happening in radical circles.
Output: 1
Statement: But the increase in this figure is due entirely to the rise in state and local taxes. Choices:  1. This figure is unrelated to state and local taxes. 2. State and local taxes have increased. 3. Local taxes have increased more than state taxes.
Output: 1
Statement: Legend has it that St. John the Apostle brought the Virgin Mary to Ephesus around a.d. 37 48. Choices:  1. St. John the Apostle was originally from Israel. 2. The tales speak that St. John brought the Virgin Mary thousands of years ago. 3. Legend has it that St. John murdered the Virgin Mary in Ephesus.
Output: 3
Statement: The bay around the mount's granite outcrop has been steadily silting up in recent years, so that it's an island only during very high tides. Choices:  1. The island is very small.  2. The outcrop around the bay is only an island during very high tides.  3. The island has not been silting.
Output: 3
Statement: no neither are tapes i i i buy we buy cassette tapes and machines will eat them you did so you're best bet any day anymore these days is a compact disk those things are practically indestructible Choices:  1. Compact disks are more durable than cassette tapes because there are fewer moving parts. 2. Compact disks are more durable than cassette tapes. 3. Cassette tapes last long than compact disks.
Output: 3
Statement: my wife used to plant a few snow peas i don't really care for snow peas well she just plants a few for herself Choices:  1. My wife and I both like snow peas. 2. My wife likes snow peas because her mother cooked them when she was growing up. 3. Though I don't like snow peas, my wife plants a few for herself.
Output: 1
Statement: These palazzos, canals, and lagoons claim a place apart in our collective imagination. Choices:  1. These palazzos, canals, and lagoons are so dreamy as if from our imagination. 2. These palazzos, canals, and lagoons are not very good. 3. You will find nowhere like this, not even in your dreams.
Output: 2
Statement: oh that sounds uh very much like one of our very very best places to get steaks Choices:  1. Oh, that doesn't sound like a place with very good steaks.  2. The Steak Palace is what it sounds like, which is the best steak restaurant in town.  3. That sounds exactly like the best place to get steaks around here. 
Output: 1
Statement: One of thebest preserved is the Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman, built in 1935 by Chinese tin and rubber mogul Eu Tong Sen. Choices:  1. The Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman is still visible today. 2. The Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman wasbuilt in 1947 by Korean steel moguls. 3. The Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman was built in 1935.
Output: 2
Statement: Kenny needs to come back home to Texas. Choices:  1. Kenny is from Texas and his family is still there. 2. Kenny is from Texas. 3. Kenny is from Georgia.
Output: 3
Statement: Supreme Court cases were posted all over the Web, but resources needed to help people in benefits cases, adoption matters, and landlord/tenant disputes were not, built her own pro bono library on her Web site, at www.his.com/~Israel/loce/pro bono/pro bono.html. Choices:  1. The resources needed to help people in all matters of legality were readily available on the Web.  2. The online library contains over 1400 wholly-documented court cases. 3. She constructed her own library, one that was pro bono, on the Web.
Output: 1
Statement: This employment requires precision of the fingers.  Choices:  1. This is a tap-dancing gig.  2. This is a typing job.  3. This job requires swift fingers. 
Output: 1
Statement: Just imagine if Jews began an official campaign calling Muhammad irrelevant to Islam--can you imagine the fatwas that would produce? Choices:  1. Jews starting a campaign saying Muhammad irrelevant to Islam could produce a lot of fatwas. 2. If Jews began an official campaign that said Muhammad had nothing to do with Islam, it probably wouldn't result in any new Islamic rulings or laws of any sort. 3. If Jews created a campaign stating Muhammad was irrelevant to Islam, the fatwas would result in a lot of people losing rights.
Output: 2
Statement: We're just trying to make sure that it is, and doesn't have a negative impact on low-income folks and their families. Choices:  1. The goal is to make sure that the new measures don't cause harm to families on a low-income. 2. Low-income people are more likely to be affected. 3. There are no concerns about the impact on low-income families.
Output: 3
Statement: uh i was raised in New England and went to school in New England and she always thought she wanted to go to school in New England she and i took an interview trip last year and she was accepted by several of the of the good schools there but when it came down time to make a decision she said dad i don't think i want to go that far away i've never been away before Choices:  1. She opted for a school closer to home over the ones in New England. 2. She was so excited and couldn't wait to go to school in New England. 3. She interviewed at school in New England, and was accepted by many, but decided that she didn't want to go that far away from home.
Output: 2
Statement: The Saturday market is a joy, as are the narrow streets of the old town east of the busy Rue de la R??publique. Choices:  1. The old town's streets are wide, and located west of the Rue de la Republique. 2. Textiles and artwork abound at the weekend market. 3. It's delightful to spend time at the Saturday market.
Output: 1
Statement: That creates a presumption that insurers must pay. Choices:  1. That creates the presumption of insurers paying, which is unsafe to make in this economy. 2. That creates the presumption of insurers paying. 3. That evades the presumption of patients paying.
Output: 3
Statement: So, I want to thank you on meeting my first condition. Choices:  1. I am really happy about the outcome. 2. I cannot believe you did this to me! 3. I want to extend my gratitude.
Output: 2
Statement: The book ends with a reflection on the argument between those intellectuals who advocate an organic relationship with the black community and those who aspire to transcend ethnic considerations, suggesting, affably, that the choice must be left, in our individualist culture, for each of us to make for ourselves. Choices:  1. The book ends with the argument  2. The book ends with a reflection on the argument  3. The book ends with no reflection of the argument 
Output: 3
Statement: This lookout is one of the highest spots on the island. Choices:  1. One of the highest spots on the island is this lookout. 2. This lookout has a view of everything on this island, including the rain forest. 3. This lookout is actually the third lowest spot on the island.
Output: 3
Statement: For the Alternative Estimate, a cost-of illness value is used in place of willingness-to-pay to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis. Choices:  1. The willingness-to-pay value is still used to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis in the Alternative Estimate. 2. The willingness-to-pay value was replaced after a lengthy discussion. 3. In order to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis in the Alternative Estimate the cost-of-illness value is used.
Output: 1
Statement: no no i know i'm so happy that i had mine had mine when i did and that i'm not having them now i think about it Choices:  1. It's more difficult to have them nowadays. 2. I wish I had mine before rather than now. 3. It's good that I went through it before rather than now.
Output: 2
Statement: Like resorts elsewhere in the Mediterranean, those on the Costa Blanca have no lifeguards. Choices:  1. There are no lifeguards at Costa Blanca. 2. Costa Blanca has a gentle tide. 3. Lifeguards are present at Costa Blanca.
Output: 3
Statement: the quantities and Choices:  1. Quality. 2. There are many 3. The amounts.
Output: 1
Statement: i think it's just by name yeah Choices:  1. I believe it's by name yes. 2. It's by color yeah. 3. The categories for the dogs. are listed alphabetically.
Output: 2
Statement: Attorney General Janet Reno didn't get it and give it to Senate investigation chairman Fred Thompson until his hearings had ended. Choices:  1. After Fred Thompson was done, Janet Reno gave it to him. 2. Janet Reno has been Attorney General for five years ever since she left the Senate. 3. Fred Thompson skipped his hearing and Janet Reno missed him on the way out.
Output: 3
Statement: After a varied history as town hall, residence, stable, and church, it was saved from plans devised by Louis XIV's minister Colbert to move it stone-by-stone to Versailles. Choices:  1. It only served as a town hall and was demolished few years after its construction. 2. It was used as a town hall, residence, stable, and church. 3. After being rebuilt the building looked exactly the same.
Output: 1
Statement: Thank you, said Dr. Wilkins briskly.  Choices:  1. Wilkins was unhappy to say thank you. 2. Wilkins didn't say a word. 3. Wilkins said thank you.
Output: 2
Statement: But don't feel intimidated, as their attitude is not personal. Choices:  1. Their attitude is personal, so be careful. 2. Their attitude is not personal. 3. Most of them are nice people, so if even they are rude, they are not personal about it.
Output: 1
Statement: Palestinian Arabs might be clad in flowing robes and keffiyes (head scarves) or in blue jeans. Choices:  1. Palestinian Arabs could be found wearing blue jeans or flowing robes with keffiyes. 2. Palestinian Arabs typically wear flowing robes and keffiyes more often than blue jeans. 3. Palestinian Arabs exclusively wear flowing robes and keffiyes.
Output: 3
Statement: I'd advise you to make tracks for Russia right away. Choices:  1. I'd suggest you to prepare the way for Russia immediately. 2. I'd advice you to start laying down the road for Russia immediately. 3. I'd encourage you to wait a while before doing anything for Russia.
Output: 3
Statement: The two co-chairmen of the campaign are lawyers Al Emch of Jackson Kelly and Scott Segal of the Segal Law Firm. Choices:  1. The campaign has two lawyers as co-chairmen. 2. Al Emch is from the Segal Law Firm. 3. Scott Segal has been a lawyer for ten years.
Output: 2
Statement: This is not pro bono legal work; it is low bono, a term the schools coined to define the atypical kind of law career they are training students for. Choices:  1. The schools are not preparing students for any kind of law career. 2. This work is what the schools are preparing for. 3. This is not pro bono legal work.
Output: 1
Statement: On The Simpsons , for example, Nixon has appeared in caricature at least 20 times (according to the Simpsons Archive Web site). Choices:  1. Nixon has made 10 appearances on The Simpsons. 2. Nixon has made multiple appearances on The Simpsons. 3. Nixon has made multiple appearances on The Simpsons, because it is a symbol.
Output: 1
Statement: You'll find prices begin to drop at the end of the day, after the tour groups leave, especially out of season. Choices:  1. The prices go up towards the end of the day. 2. The prices on food is lower towards the end of the day. 3. Towards the end of the day the prices are lower.
Output: 1
Statement: It was the only defeat of Drake's career. Choices:  1. Drake considered the loss to be a great shame on his name. 2. Drake had no other losses in his career. 3. Drake lost many battles during his career.
Output: 3
Statement: The Egyptians asked for international help to fund the projects, and UNESCO stepped in to provide money and expertise. Choices:  1. UNESCO helped Egypt fund its projects. 2. The people of Egypt petitioned for help but received none whatsoever. 3. Egypt could not find any local help.
Output: 2
Statement: Northwestern France includes a long seacoast, stretching along the English Channel (La Manche), around Brittany, and down to the mouth of the Loire. Choices:  1. the seacoast of northwestern France is 500 kilometers long. 2. The French seacoast follows the path of the English Channel. 3. Northwestern France only has a short stretch of coastline.
Output: 3
Statement: After dark, I had nightmares about Mr. White and my long lost body. Choices:  1. I never thought of my old body. 2. I had a hard time sleeping at night. 3. I had bad dreams about my old body.
Output: 1
Statement: Three forced open the door; one barged in through the window. Choices:  1. Three of the dogs ran through the door and one jumped through the open window.  2. Three of them went through the door and one through the window.  3. They all went through the broken window. 
Output: 3
Statement: The critical assumption used in the EPA analysis is that program spending affects both supply and demand technologies in a way that interacts with the emission caps that are to be imposed in 2007. Choices:  1. Emission caps are affected by both supply and demand technologies. 2. There is a greater impact on the supply side. 3. The EPA is targeting only supply side technology.
Output: 3
Statement: after well that's why we picked it because they were were supposed to be real great and you know i think they were fine but the thing is he was in school all day Choices:  1. They were alright but you know, he was in school all day.  2. We picked it up but we had no idea if they'd be great or not.  3. My aunt and uncle said they were supposed to be real great.
Output: 2
Statement: It is a mixture of Romanesque and Gothic, with a clock tower dating from about the year 1000 and a 17th-century porch sheltering 12th-century doorposts. Choices:  1. The mixture creates an unique style that is nowhere to be seen elsewhere. 2. With a clock tower dating from about the year 1000 and a 17th-century porch sheltering 12th-century doorposts, it is a mixture of Gothic and Romanesque. 3. It is pure Gothic, with no Romanesque.
Output: 3
Statement: Should such a fate befall you, there's always Divorce Online. Choices:  1. In case, there's always Divorce Online. 2. In case, there's always Divorce Online, says the lawyer. 3. In case, there's always the hairdresser..
Output: 3
Statement: It's one thing to be a deeply ignorant man with a satin-skinned complacency, a cheek unwrinkled by self-doubt. Choices:  1. A man can never be deeply ignorant. 2. A man can be deeply ignorant if he chooses not to be aware of his surroundings. 3. A man can be deeply ignorant.
Output: 1
Statement: now did you see uh Driving Miss Daisy Choices:  1. Driving Miss Daisy came out last month in theaters. 2. Did you get to watch Driving Miss Daisy. 3. I'm glad we got to watch Driving Miss Daisy together.
Output: 3
Statement: 'I'll hold them off. Choices:  1. Holding them off will be easy. 2. It is impossible to hold them off, I will run. 3. I will hold them off.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah i lived in a town it was a college town in Virginia and i mean people kept their lawns mowed but they sure didn't get into like they do here in Texas wasn't a source of pride or something like it is down here Choices:  1. There exists a college town in Virginia you can live in. 2. The college town in Virginia is a very nice place to be. 3. I never lived in a college town in Virginia.
Output: 3
Statement: helping the kids more with their homework in the evenings um we just started a thing where every other week we go to uh movies there's a movie theater that offers dollar movies on Wednesday nights Choices:  1. As a special treat for the kids doing well in school, we take them to the movies. 2. We have never been to the theater to watch a movie 3. We started to go to the movies every other week.
Output: 2
Statement: However, Athenian involvement provoked the Persian king Darius to invade the Greek mainland. Choices:  1. The Athenians successfully deterred the Persians from attacking mainland Greece. 2. The Greek mainland was invaded by Persia during the reign of Darius. 3. The Persian invasion of the Greek mainland was unsuccessful.
Output: 1
Statement: Orders should be sent to the following address, accompanied by a check or money order made out to the Superintendent of Documents, when necessary. Choices:  1. Orders should be made out to the Superintendent of Documents. 2. All orders of books should be made out to the Superintendent of Documents. 3. The Superintendent of Documents does not accept any orders.
Output: 3
Statement: So how often are judges actually as willful as Scalia claims they are? Choices:  1. Scalia says nothing about judges 2. How often are judges as scalia says they are  3. Scalia thinks judges have lots of will 
Output: 1
Statement: A similar explanation was offered, but privately, to some in the press who were aware of President Kennedy's sexual conduct. Choices:  1. President Kennedy made sexual advances toward someone. 2. President Kennedy made sexual advances toward his secretary. 3. President Kennedy has never made sexual advances before.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum and then the Cadillac is is definitely a used car or uh-huh Choices:  1. The Cadillac is a brand new car. 2. The Cadillac is not a new car. 3. The Cadillac is at least five years old.
Output: 1
Statement: Some of these groups would strongly resist any changes. Choices:  1. Most of these groups don't resist any changes at all. 2. Resisting changes causes headaches. 3. Changes are resisted by some of these groups.
Output: 1
Statement: Silence sat for a moment followed by a single word. Choices:  1. A single word followed after a moment of silence. 2. The moment of silence was followed by a long speech. 3. Silence sat for a moment followed by the word, yes!
Output: 2
Statement: FashionSense 2.0 Choices:  1. Fashion Sense  2. Sense of Fashion 2.0 3. Fashion NonSense
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum yes yeah we were fortunately Choices:  1. We tried very hard for this fortunate outcome.  2. We were fortunate with the outcome. 3. We were unfortunate.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah oh no he no he's he's heavy into Japanese culture Choices:  1. He wants nothing to do with Japanese culture, it doesn't interest him. 2. He is very enamored with Japanese culture. 3. I don't like that he's so into Japanese culture.
Output: 1
Statement: Last year, the LASNNY helped more than 14,000 people. Choices:  1. LASNNY gave assistance to 400 people. 2. LASNNY gave assistance to thousands of people. 3. LASNNY gave assistance to thousands of people who needed legal representation.
Output: 1
Statement: I must confess that I was quite unable to see his attraction.  Choices:  1. I couldn't see he was asttracted to me.  2. He was an odd man.  3. I knew he liked me.
Output: 3
Statement: Unmasked at an impromptu tribunal, he is ordered to take off his clothes. Choices:  1. He had to take off his clothes. 2. The tribal leader told him to take off his clothes. 3. He was told to get dressed.
Output: 3
Statement: With four yacht clubs based in Long Beach, the city hosts races, regattas and other watersport competitions from April to September. Choices:  1. There are events in Long Beach from April to September. 2. Only three yacht clubs are based in Long Beach. 3. Long Beach hosts other events outside of the April to September window.
Output: 2
Statement: They're over quickly and forgotten by all--except, perhaps, their often hapless targets. Choices:  1. They are short-lived, but their memories endure in their targets. 2. They are long lasting and remembered by all. 3. They're over and forgotten by everyone but hapless targets because of the problematic things they did.
Output: 2
Statement: later on those books Choices:  1. They cover those books later. 2. Those books are late. 3. They didn't cover those books at all.
Output: 3
Statement: well uh i originally came from Saint Louis so uh the Saint Louis Cardinals are one um i moved to Kansas City see i have i have a tendency to adopt adopt teams when i went go to a team uh go to a town yeah so uh i lived in Kansas City for a couple years and i adopted the Royals i lived in Houston for two and a half years so i adopted the uh Choices:  1. I don't have a favorite team; I just support the team from where I live. 2. I have lived in Saint Louis, Kansas City and Houston. 3. I have always supported Saint Louis Cardinals, and I will keep on supporting them.
Output: 3
Statement: But if he's 'people,' maybe it's a disintegrator gun." Choices:  1. Could it be a disintegrator gun? 2. He's not people so it can't be a disintegrator gun. 3. I'm not sure what he is at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Legal Services Corporation funds local legal services programs to serve clients in every state, county, and congressional district in the United States as well as in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam and Micronesia. Choices:  1. Legal Services Corporation funds local legal services programs to serve clients in every state. 2. Legal Services Corporations are prohibited from funding local legal services programs. 3. Legal Services Corporation fund thousands of local legal services programs.
Output: 2
Statement: Many people can't visit Edinburgh without spending a little time enjoying a glass of beer in a pub. Choices:  1. Everyone has a beer when in Edinburgh. 2. No one drinks in the city of Edinburgh. 3. It is common for people to go to pubs.
Output: 2
Statement: There had to be some distortion in there somewhere. Choices:  1. The audio was distorted. 2. That was distorted. 3. There was no distortion.
Output: 3
Statement: and she found out after that she said you know my parents they just they really wasted a lot of money this is about twenty years ago but uh Choices:  1. I knew in my heart the money was not used wisely too. 2. Twenty years after the fact she my parents wasted money. 3. She was jealous that my parents still spend money on me twenty years later.
Output: 3
Statement: what do you think of him Choices:  1. Who cares what you think? 2. How do you feel about the way he dresses? 3. What's your opinion of him?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it's it's it's an enormous  enormous bureaucracy though it's going to take probably years to really get that in to order too Choices:  1. The federal government is lot of bureaucracy. 2. There is so little red tape. 3. It's a lot of bureaucracy.
Output: 2
Statement: Opera-Garnier and the Grands Boulevards Choices:  1. Those are the names of famous opera places. 2. Opera-Garnier and not the Grands Boulevards. 3. The Grands Boulevards and Opera-Garnier.
Output: 2
Statement: The central groups often characterized these evaluative activities as services to the business units. Choices:  1. Business units receive evaluations from central groups. 2. The central groups are not allowed to conduct evaluations of business units. 3. The business units really appreciate all of the hard work that goes into an audit.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it it looks really potent potent stuff Choices:  1. It's very concentrated. 2. It's mostly fluff. 3. It's pretty potent. 
Output: 2
Statement: None of this nonmedical and simply silly analysis should blind the public to what happened in reasonably clear  An irresponsible boxer, motivated by fear of losing, took the easy way out, which entailed, he correctly anticipated, relatively few negative consequences. Choices:  1. What he did because of his fear of lose will haunt him for the rest of his life. 2. The boxer knew for sure that he would win. 3. An irresponsible boxer was a afraid of losing.
Output: 2
Statement: If the evaluation process does not conform to the RFP the agency runs a greater risk of a successful bid protest by losing vendors. Choices:  1. Compliance to the RFP increases the risk of a successful bid protest by losing vendors. 2. Losing vendors are more likely to initiate a successful bid protest if the process does not conform to the RFP. 3. The agency has experienced many examples of losing vendors protesting bids.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh yeah i got all my little seedlings coming up in the kitchen and Choices:  1. The light in my kitchen is really good for growing these plants. 2. I wish I had the time to grow things  3. My plants - the ones I've put in the kitchen - are starting to grow 
Output: 2
Statement: oh sure and and there's going to be a lot of you know cover your ass and you know well you can cut his program but not mine and Choices:  1. People will want to cut other programs but not their own. 2. People will want to keep all the programs. 3. People will want to cut the programs that don't affect their voters because they want to be reelected.
Output: 2
Statement: One example is the 1981 legislation consolidating many small categorical grants into larger block grants, the funds for which could be spent very flexibly. Choices:  1. The 1981 legislation broke grants apart. 2. The 1981 legislation consolidated a lot of grants into larger ones. 3. The 1981 legislation consolidated a lot of grants into larger ones, totalling about $10 million.
Output: 1
Statement: Ongoing monitoring enables an organization to measure how well it is doing, track performance measures, and adjust control activities based on the results of monitoring activities. Choices:  1. The monitoring can be done by technology, such as cameras or sensors, or done by a crew of humans tasked to be objective and observant.  2. There are no merits, benefits, or opportunities to be gained from an organization having ongoing monitoring.  3. Track performance measures and adjusting control activities are two of the opportunities enabled by having ongoing monitoring.
Output: 2
Statement: Like his own, it was trembling with fatigue and reaction. Choices:  1. It was trembling with weakness just like his own. 2. Unlike his it was affected by the events. 3. It reacted just like his own had.
Output: 2
Statement: Last weekend, Subia traveled to Washington, D.C., along with five other nominees, to meet with the board of directors. Choices:  1. They traveled to meet the board of directors. 2. The board members were happy to see them arrive. 3. They had to cancel the meeting due to inclement weather.
Output: 3
Statement: But Dowd must have had a little trouble making her word  she hits Nexis (aka Columnist Helper) pretty hard, filling out her wicked but simple point with quotes from Alexander Woolcott, P.G. Choices:  1. Dowd doesn't need any help for ideas. 2. Dowd can't write a column without Nexis. 3. Dowd uses Nexis a lot.
Output: 1
Statement: Direct modifications are actions that change the subsidy cost by altering the terms of existing contracts or by selling loan assets. Choices:  1. Direct modifications to change the subsidy cost are not allowed. 2. Direct modifications change the subsidy cost. 3. Direct modifications change the subsidy cost, and complicate the transactions.
Output: 1
Statement: At Teano, outside Naples, they met up with Vittorio Emanuele, who was proclaimed King of Italy. Choices:  1. The King of Italy put a bounty on Vittorio Emanuele's head, who was caught outside of Naples. 2. They met Vittorio Emanuele, who was proclaimed King of Italy. 3. Vittorio Emanuele was crowned King of Italy outside of Naples, at Teano.
Output: 1
Statement: WASHINGTON (AP) - Most new lawyers won't consider working for government or public advocacy groups because their need for money to pay off massive student loans leads them to the more lucrative private sector, a study being released Monday found. Choices:  1. New lawyers need to pay off large student loans. 2. New lawyers are happy to take low paying jobs in order to gain experience. 3. Lawyers have higher student loan levels than any other profession.
Output: 2
Statement: But there was so much Drew Kirby must learn and soon! Choices:  1. Kirby knew there was so much he needed to learn very fast. 2. Kirby knew everything already. 3. Drew Kirby must learn.
Output: 2
Statement: Pollard may have spied for a friendly country, but he did a traitor's work. Choices:  1. Pollard's information won the friendly country many battles. 2. Pollard's actions are not excused by a sense of allegiance.  3. Pollard is not a traitor or a spy.
Output: 3
Statement: Like U.S. citizens, aliens seek legal assistance on a variety of matters. Choices:  1. Aliens always need legal assistance  2. Aliens never seen legal assistance  3. Aliens seek legal assistance for many things
Output: 2
Statement: The cosmetics-and-smoking mania of the '20s resulted in a whole array of gem-studded vanity cases with built-in lipstick, comb, and compartment for cigarettes. Choices:  1. Makeup and smoking were very popular 90 years ago. 2. No smoked in the 20s because they knew it caused cancer. 3. Those vanity cases were really ugly to look at.
Output: 2
Statement: In the late 1990s the church underwent a massive renovation and now acts as the permanent center and offices for the Edinburgh International Festival. Choices:  1. The church was never repaired. 2. It took eight years to renovate the church. 3. The church was renovated.
Output: 1
Statement: There was something whizzing overhead at jet-plane speed. Choices:  1. It was very quiet and still overhead. 2. There was something flying very fast and loud overhead. 3. They could not see what was flying overhead.
Output: 1
Statement: Aloud, he said nothing. Choices:  1. He didn't say anything out loud. 2. He started yelling. 3. He was very upset but kept it inside.
Output: 2
Statement: and an awful lot of the problems that we did on exams and our homework assignments and everything else involved converting Choices:  1. After my years in school, I'm an expert at converting centimeters to feet! 2. We didn't really have tests or homework when I was in school. 3. Our tests and homework had a lot of conversion problems.
Output: 2
Statement: you know Uncle Sam but i've always thought that they were slow  as far as outside of the government you know Choices:  1. I think that the government should make them move a little faster. 2. My personal opinion is that they've always been fast. 3. My personal opinion has always been that they're slow.
Output: 2
Statement: The baker finished printing the information on the special order card and closed up the binder. Choices:  1. The baker closed up the binder after he finished printing the information on the special order card. 2. The special order card contains confidential info. 3. The baker didn't manage to finish printing the information on the special order card.
Output: 3
Statement: it's just that you have to always compete and uh Macintosh took a lot of the market from a lot of schools Choices:  1. Once you have your foot in a market you can sit back and relax. 2. Apple captured a good deal of the educational market and competition is a way of life. 3. You have to get in there and establish superiority in a marketplace or a company like Apple comes in a takes the market from you.
Output: 1
Statement: The Secretary has determined that there is good cause under section 553(b) of the Administrative Procedure Act to not issue a notice of proposed rulemaking because it would be impracticable, unnecessary, or contrary to the public interest. Choices:  1. The Secretary determined that the proposed rulemaking was impracticable. 2. The Secretrary found the rulemaking fine. 3. The Secretary determined that the proposed rulemaking was impracticable, but allowed it anyways.
Output: 2
Statement: Some medical ethicists and constitutional scholars say that the Supreme Court was wrong to create the pre-viability/post-viability distinction in the first place. Choices:  1. The pre-viability/post-viability distinction is well-received universally. 2. Scholars and ethics experts believe that having a pre-viability/post-viability distinction isn't correct. 3. Ethics experts and scholars think a pre-viability/post-viability distinction is unconstitutional.
Output: 1
Statement: At night this district is a popular entertainment area. Choices:  1. During the night, this area is popular for entertainment. 2. During the day it is a simple market. 3. This area of the district is never popular for entertainment.
Output: 3
Statement: Soon, four boys took up their west flank, sticks in hand, marching as they passed. Choices:  1. The boys are empty-handed.  2. The boys are prepared to kill if they must.  3. Four boys marched with sticks in hand.
Output: 1
Statement: The prosecution had been unable to produce a shred of evidence in support of their contention that it was the prisoner who ordered the black beard from Parkson's.  Choices:  1. The prosecution clearly proved that the prisoner had ordered the black beard. 2. The prosecution couldn't prove that the prisoner had ordered the black beard. 3. The prosecution was asked twice if they had any proof for their contention.
Output: 1
Statement: I can suggest having the ropes made to order. Choices:  1. He and a peer suggest having the ropes made to order. 2. He suggests having the ropes made to order. 3. He doesn't suggest anything.
Output: 3
Statement: These adaptations created the need for a better understanding of the relationship between case study techniques and other techniques and between quantitative and qualitative approaches within case studies. Choices:  1. These adaptations create the need for a more comprehensive understanding of case study techniques and other techniques. 2. These adaptations create the need for a more comprehensive understanding of case study techniques and other techniques like public studies. 3. These adaptations did not create the need for a more comprehensive understanding of case study techniques and other techniques.
Output: 3
Statement:  All he had to do was to repair the sky. Choices:  1. He laughed to himself as he thought about how ridiculously difficult a task he had been given in repairing the sky, and that laughter comforted him slightly. 2. The elders had to repair the sky, and he was glad that he was not in their position. 3. He had to fix the sky, which was broken.
Output: 2
Statement: Following the CEOas lead, members of the senior executive team learn to value the advice of the CIO in setting business directions and developing strategies for improving organizational capabilities and competitiveness. Choices:  1. The CIO does not have any responsibilities to provide advice. 2. The CIO provides advice about developing strategies and improving capabilities. 3. Most of the CIOs ideas are bad and will harm the company.
Output: 1
Statement: Today an economy of truth sometimes just means a lie, albeit one whose seriousness may be debatable. Choices:  1. These days, a lie can be considered an economy of truth. 2. Nowadays, only absolute truths are included in the phrase economy of truth.  3. Politicians these days have a hard time noticing the difference between an economy of truth and one of lies.
Output: 2
Statement: seems like uh Steel Magnolias yeah i just watched that yesterday or Sunday i just watched that Choices:  1. I watched Steel Magnolias over a year ago, if I remember well. 2. I watched Steel Magnolias yesterday or on Sunday. 3. I remember Steel Magnolias very well, since I watched it recently.
Output: 1
Statement: No matter how much information gets loaded into it, the Internet is never going to transform the dynamics of human behavior. Choices:  1. The internet will never overcome the powers of humans 2. The internet is coming very close to being as smart as humans. 3. Even if you upload 10 million gigabytes of data onto the internet, it will never be the same as a human.
Output: 2
Statement: Through the provision of legal information, programs also assist individuals in preparing to represent themselves in court. Choices:  1. Through the provision of robots, programs also assist individuals in preparing to represent themselves in court. 2. Through the provision of legal information, programs also assist individuals in preparing to represent themselves in court. 3. Through the provision of legal information, programs don't assist individuals in preparing to represent themselves in court.
Output: 3
Statement: National Saving and Current Policy Issues Choices:  1. Issues that involve the present policies as well as saving nationally 2. The policy issues are more relevant than the issues involved with savings 3. National Spending and Past Foreign Policy Concerns
Output: 3
Statement: Note should be made of how well the agency has addressed the critical factors in GAO's 1990 model of information technology acquisitions as well as agency compliance with acquisition regulations, standards, and other federal guidance. Choices:  1. The agency's compliance with federal guidance is something to take note of. 2. Agency compliance with acquisition regulations isn't anything to be taking notice of. 3. GAO has found that when agencies fail to comply with standards, there are usually a host of other internal problems.
Output: 2
Statement: And reporters can question Gore's inference that any candidate who fails to reserve 15 percent of the surplus for Medicare is putting the program at risk and wiping out the chance to save it. Choices:  1. Gore had no influence. 2. Gore's inference is questioned by many. 3. Reporters all grilled Gore on his influene.
Output: 1
Statement: The industry now plans to strengthen warnings that children should be kept, appropriately harnessed, in the back seat, where they will be neither helped nor harmed by air bags. Choices:  1. Most children survive car accidents in the United States. 2. The children should be kept in the trunk of the car, in a closed and cramped space with plenty of airbags. 3. Children should be kept in the backseat and appropriately harnessed, away from air bags, says the industry.
Output: 2
Statement: A poor immigrant Jew works as an assistant shoemaker, patiently waiting for the master shoemaker's daughter to grow old enough to marry. Choices:  1. Her father was a wealthy salesman, and she never wanted to marry off. 2. The shoemakers daughter patiently waited to become old enough to marry. 3. The shoemakers daughter wanted to marry in order to get out of her family's poverish conditions.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1464, after the Battle of Hexham, King Henry VI wandered the countryside and many of the landowners, unsure whether he was victor or vanquished, refused to give him shelter. Choices:  1. King Henry VI wandered around after the Battle of Hexham. 2. The Battle of Hexham was won by King Henry VI. 3. All of the landowners gave Henry VI after the Battle of Hexham.
Output: 3
Statement: The island did not get directly involved in Greece's Persian and Peloponnesian Wars, however it became well-known as a valuable source of brave and energetic mercenaries. Choices:  1. Many useful soldiers for hire came from there. 2. The island always sided with Greece during conflicts. 3. The Island was neutral during all the wars.
Output: 2
Statement: Alongside the hotel runs busy Nathan Road, Hong Kong's fabled shopping street, lined with shops, hotels, and restaurants. Choices:  1. There are more shops than hotels and restaurants on Nathan Road. 2. Nathan Road is always very quiet, as there is nothing along it. 3. Nathan Road is a shopping street in Hong Kong.
Output: 2
Statement: Such a sequence could be quite Choices:  1. The regulatory steps are put into a sequence. 2. It is taken out of a sequence. 3. It is put into a sequence.
Output: 2
Statement: This was the island bought by Errol Flynn when he settled in Port Antonio in 1946; he used it merely as a garden extension for the large yacht he moored there. Choices:  1. Errol Flynn was a wealthy and famous actor of the 1940s. 2. Errol Flynn said this place was the worst location in the entire planet, he refused to purchase the island. 3. When Errol Flynn came to Port Antonio in 1946, he bought this island.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I hope you're not having any kind of trouble at home, Mr. White?' Choices:  1. I didn't want Mr. White to have domestic problems. 2. I hoped Mr. White's home life was going poorly. 3. Mr. White's wife was gentle.
Output: 2
Statement: And that little curious fact, that possibly paltry little detail that will not tally, we put it here!" He made an extravagant gesture with his hand.  Choices:  1. He remained quiet and still, not moving a muscle. 2. He made a fancy gesture with his hand as he spoke. 3. He made a fancy gesture with his hand and put one leg up on the bench as he spoke.
Output: 1
Statement: Unlike White he didn't seem badly hurt, just very unconscious. Choices:  1. White seemed badly hurt.  2. His injuries seemed more serious than White's.  3. He would wake up any minute. 
Output: 2
Statement: well okay um  like i pay a certain percentage of my pay check to the bills and he pays a certain percentage of his paycheck do you understand  okay i guess i didn't really explain that too well Choices:  1. I pay all of the bills. 2. That way it keeps both of our expenses proportional. 3. We both pay a percentage of our pay checks to bills.
Output: 1
Statement: That corresponds with what Dorcas heard.  Choices:  1. That matches what Dorcas heard. 2. Those are the same words that Dorcas heard. 3. That does not match what Dorcas heard.
Output: 3
Statement: Bill Gates wrote in The Road Ahead about the need for a dialogue on the information highway. Choices:  1. Bill Gates wrote The Road Ahead when he was 42. 2. Bill Gates never wrote The Road Ahead. 3. In The Road Ahead Bill Gates wrote about the need for a dialogue on the information highway.
Output: 2