niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: There are a variety of routes, which can last from a morning to several days. Choices:  1. The shortest route is the most popular, because it only lasts a morning. 2. There is only one route. 3. The routes vary in length.
Output: 2
Statement: Barr is none of  You can't rule Congress with a glower. Choices:  1. Can't rule Congress with a glower. 2. You can rule Congress with a glower. 3. Can't rule Congress with a broom.
Output: 2
Statement: okay you too  bye-bye Choices:  1. Ok, you too. See you later! 2. Ok, likewise. Goodbye. 3. No, don't do that.
Output: 3
Statement: But the symbolism ultimately overwhelms the story. Choices:  1. The story overwhelms the symbolism. 2. The story is overwhelmed by the symbolism. 3. The symbolism, while magnificent, overwhelms the story.
Output: 1
Statement: But that is the exact situation that many low- and moderate-income taxpayers face when being audited by the Internal Revenue Service. Choices:  1. But that is the situation which is rare for those being audited by the IRS. 2. But that is the situation many low income taxpayers end up in when audited by the IRS and having their assets seized. 3. But that is the situation many low income taxpayers end up in when audited by the IRS.
Output: 1
Statement: What door? I started to ask, as Daniel took a perfectly ordinary looking chunk of brick wall and wrenched it aside to reveal a dark corridor beyond. Choices:  1. Daniel showed me the hidden door. 2. Daniel showed me the door was hidden behind a fake wall. 3. Daniel didn't know where the door was.
Output: 3
Statement: okay i may have to do that go see it or go rent it Choices:  1. I might have to watch it or borrow it. 2. I don't want to watch it. 3. It sounds great so I want to see it.
Output: 2
Statement: well you know they they they've started towards a little bit of the debit card have you seen the debit cards where they actually debit your account when you Choices:  1. They've used the debit card more which consumers like. 2. They shy away from debit cards. 3. They've used the debit card more.
Output: 2
Statement: He went to his saddle bags and took out a bundle of gray cloth. Choices:  1. He got some fabric out of the bag. 2. He looked in the saddle bag but it was empty. 3. He got three yards of fabric out of the bag.
Output: 2
Statement: The fast road travels the length of the eastern shore of Bassenthwaite Lake; the slower, and more picturesque, route leads through Whinlatter Forest. Choices:  1. Most travelers opt to drive via the Whinlatter Forest road. 2. If you want to get there quickly you should take the route by the lake. 3. The best mode of travel is to take the ferry across Bassenthwaite Lake.
Output: 3
Statement: With their French allies, Piedmont defeated Austria at Magenta and Solferino to secure Lombardy in 1859. Choices:  1. The French didn't help Piedmont at all. 2. The French helped Piedmont defeat their enemies. 3. Piedmont could have defeated their enemies without the French.
Output: 1
Statement: Dr. Sun Yat-sen (1866 1925) began his political career in Canton. Choices:  1.  Dr. Sun Yat-sen was a known politician. 2. Throughout his life, Dr. Sun Yat-sen never participated in politics. 3.  Dr. Sun Yat-sen had largely conservative political views.
Output: 2
Statement: The AAUP charged J and W with wrongful termination for not renewing the one-year appointments of two professors teaching in a doctoral program in educational leadership. Choices:  1. The AAUP said J and W were fair. 2. The AAUP said J and W had done wrong when firing professors. 3. The AAUP said J and W had done wrong.
Output: 1
Statement: There are delightful wooden figures made as servants for the dead. Choices:  1. The wooden figures are supposed to be servants for the dead. 2. The wooden figures are several thousand years old. 3. There are terrifying wooden figures made as ghosts to haunt the living.
Output: 3
Statement: The accuracy of the CAGE, the Brief Michigan Alcohol Screening Test, and the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test in screening trauma center patients for alcoholism. Choices:  1. There are no good ways to screen for alcoholism in trauma patients. 2. There are many very effective ways to screen for alcoholism in trauma center patients. 3. There are different ways to screen for alcoholism in trauma center patients.
Output: 1
Statement: Hence all that spinning, weaving, dyeing, cutting, and sewing actually removed value from the raw materials. Choices:  1. The raw material will kill anyone who tampers with it.  2. The materials went down in value due to all the spinning, weaving, dyeing and sewing we had to do to.  3. The finished clothing product will be worth much more than the raw material itself. 
Output: 1
Statement: Now he had to think of the simplest possible similarity computer. Choices:  1. He was compelled to think of a simple similarity computer. 2. He had a satisfactory similarity computer and felt no urgency. 3. A simple computer that could understand similarity seemed inconceivable to him.
Output: 2
Statement: This is a man who was told on a daily basis that he was an idiot and he kept going anyway. Choices:  1. This man was praised and told how smart he was.  2. He didn't believe what they said, so he kept going.  3. The man was constantly told he was idiotic and he ignored it. 
Output: 1
Statement: John's face hardened.  Choices:  1. John looked happy.   2. John's face became calloused.   3. John was always angry at something.  
Output: 1
Statement: but that that time is minuscule compared to what what it sound like they were referring to Choices:  1. That time is massive compared to what they were referring to 2. That time is tiny compared to what they're talking about, but not compared to this other thing 3. It sounds like they were talking about something with a lot longer time
Output: 1
Statement: but uh hopefully uh you know it's going to stay warm for this weekend Choices:  1. I hope that it will not get cold this weekend. 2. It has been warm all week. 3. I hope that it snows this weekend.
Output: 3
Statement: Your prophecy is fulfilled. Choices:  1. You coffee is filled. 2. Your prophecy is finally filled at this time. 3. Your prophecy has come to be.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i would think i would think a cave would be could have problems like that too Choices:  1. I don't think caves have those problems at all. 2. Yes, I think a cave could have the same type of problems. 3. I think caves could have those problems even worse.
Output: 1
Statement: She chose NYU Law over Columbia specifically because NYU would cover more of her tuition. Choices:  1. She thought NYU would cover more of her tuition than Columbia. 2. She would have chosen Columbia if they would have covered more of her tuition. 3. She is going to Columbia even though NYU would be cheaper.
Output: 3
Statement:   The Model cannot address the uncertainty of deregulation created by California's experience -- where competition may increase or decrease in the future. Choices:  1. The model is not advanced enough to analyze the experience. 2. The Model cannot address the uncertainty of deregulation created by California's experience. 3. The model can easily address the uncertainty of deregulation.
Output: 3
Statement: um but it'll be yeah we'll have to start cutting real soon Choices:  1. yes, but, we'll need to start cutting as soon as possible. 2. yes, but, we'll need to start cutting on Friday afternoon. 3. no, we can start cutting in a few years.
Output: 3
Statement: Senor Juanito he falls, drops purse. Choices:  1. Senor Juanito dropped his mother's purse. 2. Senor Juanito dropped the purse. 3. Senor Juanito clung to the purse.
Output: 3
Statement: A coal with 4 percent sulfur, conservatively, will require 32 tons* of limestone per hour, or 0.064 tons per MWe per hour. Choices:  1. Coal with sulfur doesn't need limestone  2. Coal with 4% sulfur needs 32 tons of limestone an hour  3. Coal cobtaining sulfur is dangerous 
Output: 1
Statement: If you leave the park and walk up Cotton Tree Drive, you will find the Peak Tram terminal. Choices:  1. The tram terminal is found inside of the park. 2. The tram terminal is found up Cotton Tree Drive. 3. There are actually tons of cotton trees lined up on Cotton Tree Drive.
Output: 1
Statement: Supreme Court will hear arguments about the constitutionality of the IOLTA program in the state of Washington. Choices:  1. It is expected that the Supreme Court will rule the program unconstitutional. 2. The constitutionality of Washington's IOLTA program won't be argued before the Supreme Court. 3. The constitutionality of Washington's IOLTA program will be argued before the Supreme Court.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i hate to see that but it's uh that that you know if what it's going to take well you know we can deduct that from our income tax our federal income tax Choices:  1. It can be deducted from their income tax. 2. It cannot be deducted. 3. They hate to see it happen.
Output: 2
Statement: And an equal sum for Mr. Beresford, of course." Tuppence beamed upon him. Choices:  1. The equal amount for Mr. Beresford represents a lot of money.   2. Tuppence requested an equal amount for Mr. Beresford.   3. Tuppence dod not wish for Mr. Beresford to get an equal share.  
Output: 3
Statement: The most famous is in Santiago de Cuba (which has sprung many a star), while those in towns like Trinidad, Baracoa, and Camageey are especially charming. Choices:  1. Only Trinidad is has one there. 2. Santiago de Cuba is home to the most well known one. 3. These towns are popular winter vacation spots.
Output: 1
Statement: Forgotten the faint creakings, the imagined noises of a minute ago. Choices:  1. The noises were so loud they made everyone jump. 2. The noises were just from the foundation of the building settling. 3. A minute ago there had been noises so faint that they probably didn't exist.
Output: 1
Statement: i like water i'm not scared of it but i couldn't i guess i could swim across the pool but i'm no swimmer per se Choices:  1. I like the water, but I"m not a great swimmer. 2. I hate going in the water! 3. I like the water, but I"m not a great swimmer, so I have to wear a life vest.
Output: 2
Statement: so i think in in some some aspect some ways we are uh becoming a little too egalitarian in that in that sense but uh i think we should be a little more circumspect about it again my opinion Choices:  1. I am not well researched when forming my opinions on egalitarianism. 2. I believe we are starting to become egalitarian too much in that regard. 3. I think in some ways we are becoming to agrarian.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, that wasn't any manner of good to me, but just as I was going to give it up, and climb down ignominiously, some one inside moved and threw his shadow on my little bit of wall and, by gum, it was Whittington!  Choices:  1. I did not see any shadows in the room.   2. There was a bright light inside the room and it caused Whittington's shadow.   3. I saw the shadow of Whittington on the wall.  
Output: 1
Statement: Associate Director, Federal Management and Workforce Issues Choices:  1. No management 2. Associate director is important  3. Associate director, federal management, workforce issues
Output: 1
Statement: Near Boundary Street, off Prince Edward Street West, is the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden (open 8am 7pm). Choices:  1. Yuen Po Street Bird Garden is north of Boundary Street. 2. Yuen Po Street Bird Garden is closed from 8am to 7pm. 3. Yuen Po Street Bird Garden is close to Boundary Street.
Output: 2
Statement: Here you'll find the ruined Abbey of St. Colm, founded in the 12th century and named for St. Columba, who had brought Christianity to western Scotland 600 years earlier. Choices:  1. The abbey of St. Colm has always been in excellent repair.  2. This is the location of the ruined Abbey of St. Colm. 3. Here you'll find the ruined Abbey of St. Colm that was destroyed in WW2
Output: 1
Statement: San'doro fell away, clutching his right ear from the concussion of the blast. Choices:  1. It was an explosion that would end most peoples lives where San'doro was. 2. San'doro fell from playing basketball. 3. San'doro was grasping his right ear from the impact of the blast, falling away.
Output: 2
Statement: Ain't as bad as ridin' out a norther, though. Choices:  1. There's nothing worse than riding a norther. 2. It's easier than riding out a norther.  3. Isn't as terrible as riding a norther, however.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh; but he must do something. Choices:  1. He must like fruit, but definitely not vegetables.  2. He has got to do something about something.  3. He must do something about the bad situation. 
Output: 1
Statement: because they check those and i know one girl she was on some kind of medication Choices:  1. They don't check anything but I've never known anyone that had meds to go through it. 2. The girl went to the doctor for a prescription. 3. They check bags for illegally obtained medication.
Output: 1
Statement: The visa function attempts to facilitate legitimate travel while at the same time denying entry to the United States of certain individuals, including potential terrorists. Choices:  1. Terrorists can easily enter United States without fulfilling visa requirements. 2. The visa system is a tool for preventing terrorists from entering United States. 3. US visa could be obtained from diplomatic missions in other countries.
Output: 1
Statement: I take my orders only from Mr. Brown." The other threw up his hands in despair. Choices:  1. The other threw up on their hands. 2. The other was beyond disgusted. 3. "I do what I want Mr Brown"
Output: 1
Statement: not let them go and get out of it let them go and pay their crime or their time doing something else Choices:  1. Keep them in prison, it's better for everyone. 2. I don't think prison actively adds value to the economic structure of my nation.  3. These people should be freed to help with labor rather than by being bound. 
Output: 1
Statement: By managing our workforce strategically and focusing on results, we are helping to maximize our own performance and ensure our own accountability. Choices:  1. By managing the workforce strategically and focusing on results they are helping to maximize their own performance 2. By managing the workforce strategically and focusing on results they are helping to minimize their own performance 3. By managing the workforce strategically and focusing on results they are burdening the general public
Output: 2
Statement: Yes? she turned inquiringly.  Choices:  1. Yes? she turned to see who had called her. 2. Yes? she didn't shift her focus from her computer. 3. Yes? she spun around questioningly.
Output: 2
Statement: What they are saying is that even though contribution limits are so popular that voters are clamoring for more, and even though these limits are embodied in a law duly enacted by a majority in Congress and signed by the president, unelected judges--I believe that's the usual epithet--should tell the people they can't have their way. Choices:  1. The judges are elected to all positions. 2. They don't want judges to rule on a law tehy don't like. 3. The Republicans really don't like the judges enforcing the law.
Output: 1
Statement: She was always better at ideas than me. Choices:  1. My ideas were always better than her's. 2. Her ideas were always better than mine. 3. She was smarter than me so her ideas were better than mine.
Output: 1
Statement: The silhouette seems to suggest the Himalayan home of the gods, but this may be more of a Brahmanic interpretation than the conception of the architect. Choices:  1. The silhouette is jagged and mountainous. 2. The outline is reminiscent of the Himalayas, which are regarded as the home of the gods. 3. The smooth, elegant silhouette doesn't evoke mountains at all.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh there wasn't a thing they could do you know they'd take her down to the juvenile hall and then they'd have to let her go and she'd be back  doing it Choices:  1. They would have to let her go from juvenile hall and then she would go right back to doing it. 2. They would have to let her go from juvenile hall and then she would go right back to doing it because her parents don't care. 3. They would have to let her go from juvenile hall and then she would learn her lesson.
Output: 3
Statement: what area lakes do you like Choices:  1. What is your favorite area lake to fish? 2. Do you hate the lake? 3. Which area lakes do you like?
Output: 2
Statement: um no i don't Barry Levinson did um Diner and Tinman and Avalon which are all set in Baltimore Choices:  1. Levinson did nothing in Baltimore. 2. Barry Levinson did things set in Baltimore. 3. Levinson did most of his work set in Baltimore.
Output: 1
Statement: He was tossing back a weak, hanging slider and demanding a fastball so he could hit it harder. Choices:  1. The pitcher knew better than to give him this opportunity. 2. He wanted the pitcher to throw the ball more slowly so he could hit it. 3. He wanted to hit the ball harder with the help of a fastball.
Output: 2
Statement: but uh government is ridiculous Choices:  1. Government is ridiculous, but necessary. 2. Government is ridiculous. 3. I love the government.
Output: 3
Statement: the person said that they hadn't used anything and their test came back positive and normally we didn't retest them but there were a couple people that we really thought that they were telling the truth and we retested them like the next day and they came back negative Choices:  1. We had to redo some tests that had come in positive the first time. 2. There are some tests that came positive the second time. 3. We never had tests that came out positive.
Output: 3
Statement: There's also an enchanting collection of bunrakiapuppets a rare chance to see them at close range. Choices:  1. All tourists and travelers are prohibited from seeing the puppets in person. 2. Bunkrakiapuppets are very respected and expensive in this part of the world. 3. There is an opportunity to see a collection of bunkrakiapuppets at close range.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i i think they should have just done more uh and maybe if the world could have given them some type of aid it's it's just so complicated Choices:  1. They should have done less. 2. They should have done more and maybe they would have received aid. 3. They did not get any aid.
Output: 1
Statement: to take a guess at what Peter Travers said in Rolling Stone , is 'like Les Liaisons Dangereuses , but much, much hipper! Choices:  1. They were anxious for the magazine with the quote to be published. 2. They were upset the article was not included in this month's edition. 3. They were pondering what the man said in the magazine.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh well tell me uh is is it normally that cold up there in the in the Spring Choices:  1. Are there normally tornadoes in the spring? 2. Is that temperature normal up there for the spring? 3.  Is it usually warmer in the spring?
Output: 1
Statement: Two large wrestlers, symbolic of the first Malla, a strongman, flank the open porch of this structure, and a gilded Garuda kneels on a column above. Choices:  1. A stone Garuda that kneels on a column above.  2. There used to be three large wrestlers that symbolized the first Malla. 3. The first Malla was a strong man, purportedly a wrestler. 
Output: 1
Statement: The topsoil is neatly set aside, the clay beneath is dug out for brick-making, and the fertile black earth is then replaced. Choices:  1. The top soil is not suitable for growing crops. 2. Brick-making uses the clay from beneath the top soil. 3. No one moves the top soil anywhere.
Output: 3
Statement: Then head uphill to the Castillo de la Concepcien at the highest point of the city. Choices:  1. Castillo de la Concepcien is in a village. 2. Situated at the city's highest point is the Castillo de la Concepcien. 3. The Castillo de la Concepcien is one of the oldest parts of the city.
Output: 1
Statement: The Corp performed such resurrections fairly regularly, usually in cases of criminal prosecution. Choices:  1. The Corp did resurrections. 2. The Corp did resurrections in the courtroom. 3. The Corp couldn't do resurrections.
Output: 3
Statement: Other hands joined his to boost Anse. Choices:  1. Others helped him pick up Anse.  2. He let Anse fall to the floor.  3. Two others helped him pick up Anse. 
Output: 2
Statement: At the water's edge on the northern tip of the peninsula, you can see the fishermen's beautiful Chinese dipping nets, a system imported from the China fishermen sling the nets over a pyramid of four poles which was then lowered into the water and hoisted out again by a system of rock weights and pulleys. Choices:  1. From the shore on the northern tip of the peninsula, you can see Chinese dipping nets.   2. You cannot see any nets from the shore of the northern tip of the peninsula.   3. Chinese dipping nets are still used to this day.  
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i would right now i would rather not have one at home because i would work at home Choices:  1. I want to put one in my home. 2. I am thinking about putting one in my home so I don't have to leave. 3. I do not want to have one at home since I would never want to leave the house again.
Output: 1
Statement: Then you know what he said, Dean? Choices:  1. Then he said that he wished you would die; can you believe that?  2. Do you know what he said next, Dean? 3. Do you know what she said next, Dean? 
Output: 3
Statement: I e-mailed Macmillan with my problem and the company e-mailed back a one-line  Set your BIOS to boot off of the CD. Choices:  1. I sent an electronic mail to Macmillan about my issue. 2. I never sent anyone an email before. 3. I sent an email to Macmillan and was not happy with the reply.
Output: 2
Statement: The focus on legalistic descriptions of punishable human behavior ignores unconscious behavior, the habits many men are accustomed to that don't call for punishment but are still harmful--what Conley says occurs within the reverberating circuitry of maleness. Choices:  1. It's important for men to restrain their unconscious urges. 2. The law sees no distinction between conscious and unconscious behavior. 3. Men often do things unconsciously and are not culpable but still inadvertently cause harm.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah but the problem with it is up here around there's so much salt on the roads Choices:  1. The amount of salt on the road here is problematic.  2. The salt on the roads corrodes everything much faster.  3. There is no salt on the roads here, which is nice. 
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, I've not been briefed. Choices:  1. This is something I should've been briefed on earlier. 2. I haven't been briefed at all. 3. Yes I was briefed this morning.
Output: 3
Statement: There wouldn't be the least difference if you were caught! Choices:  1. In the event you were caught, everything would remain the same as it was before. 2. Being caught would not change anything. 3. Being nabbed would change everything.
Output: 3
Statement: This area is great for people-watching, but to eat here it helps to have a generous expense account. Choices:  1. The area is a great place to watch people despite its expense. 2. The area is a cheap place to eat despite the rough crowd. 3. The restaurant, which is on the top of a building, is worth the price.
Output: 2
Statement: Newspapers were getting agitated. Choices:  1. The newspapers were agitated because they were running out of ink. 2. The newspaper was always very cheerful and understanding. 3. The press was getting impatient with the situation.
Output: 2
Statement: To date, six of the seven local offices have given the plan a preliminary thumbs-up. Choices:  1. The six preliminary approvals from local offices are enough to enact the plan. 2. There are six local offices that have given preliminary approval to the plan. 3. Three local offices have vetoed the plan.
Output: 3
Statement: All that's missing is the steroids (out-of-control steroid use by the mob's young guns is what's killing the mafia as much as anything else). Choices:  1. The steroids were all stolen.  2. The steroids are missing with the mob.  3. The steroids are all there. 
Output: 3
Statement: (2) A document or set of such documents formally designated and fixed at a specific time during the life cycle of a configuration item. Choices:  1. One or more ice creams formally designated and fixed at a specific time during the life cycle of a configuration item. 2. One or more documents formally designated and fixed at a specific time during the life cycle of a configuration item. 3. One or more documents formally designated and fixed at a specific time during the life cycle of a configuration item, according to the dictionary.
Output: 1
Statement: However, they noted that the current uses of IT in rulemaking are often pilot projects of limited scope, and suggested more widespread adoption of some of those innovations by federal agencies, or by the federal government as a whole. Choices:  1. There is sense of competition among agencies hindering with the federal work. 2. There have been lot of improvements in building bridges between the organizations. 3.  In future we will be seeing a wider adoption and communication between all the present federal agencies. 
Output: 1
Statement: Also he had a nervous way of looking over his shoulder with a swift, suspicious glance. Choices:  1. His glance was swift and suspicious. 2. He smiled when he nervously looked over his shoulder. 3. He remained calm and confident when he looked over his shoulder.
Output: 3
Statement: 80 Chapter 11 Julius Tells a Story DRESSED appropriately, Tuppence duly sallied forth for her "afternoon out." Albert was in temporary abeyance, but Tuppence went herself to the stationer's to make quite sure that nothing had come for her. Choices:  1. The stationer's was only a short walk away. 2. Tuppence was too busy to go to the stationer's. 3. Tuppence went to check if anything had been sent to her.
Output: 2
Statement: Was it a mistake to admit even that much? Choices:  1. Was admitting that much a mistake? 2. That much wasn't admitted. 3. Was it a mistake to tell him everything?
Output: 2
Statement: They don't hurt you, said Red. Choices:  1. They hurt you, said Slim. 2. Red stated that they don't hurt you. 3. They don't hurt you very much or for long, Said Red.
Output: 1
Statement: The company was run by management now, which, people argued, would make Avis more entrepreneurial. Choices:  1. The managers had taken over the company in 2009. 2. The managers had taken over the company. 3. The managers had lost control over the company.
Output: 3
Statement: It means that instead of blandly assuming less regulation is better than more or more competition is better than less, you have to study the specifics of each case very carefully. Choices:  1. Studying the specifics of every case is what it means. 2. If you don't study the specifics, you won't get it right. 3. There's no need to study the specifics, not at all.
Output: 3
Statement: can be in day care for a few hours a week or my husband if it's you know and and when he's at home can take care of them Choices:  1. My husband refused to watch his own children. 2. We tried to not have them in daycare often to save money. 3. They could be in the day care for a couple hours every week or my spouse when home can watch them.
Output: 1
Statement: The Judas Kiss (Broadhurst Theatre, New York City). Choices:  1. The Broadhurst Theatre in New York City will show The Judas Kiss. 2. The Judas Kiss is showing on Las Vegas, Nevada. 3. The Judas Kiss is currently running on The Broadhurst Theatre in New York City until December 2017.
Output: 2
Statement: The western shores of the lake are lined with gracious villas nestling in perfumed gardens. Choices:  1. Villas with fragrant gardens are found on the western shore of the lake. 2. The lake's western shore has 20 luxurious villas lined around it. 3. The lake's western shore is bare and its eastern side is lined with villas.
Output: 3
Statement: If there is life after death, Fred Goldman will probably chase O.J. Choices:  1. Fred will most likely not chase anyone. 2. Fred will probably chase O.J. if there is life after death. 3. Fred will not only chase O.J. , but he will also chase his friends.
Output: 1
Statement: the only gripe i have is performance i i probably uh a few girls that i've gone out with i've had uh like Mazda RX seven's and stuff and they're they're pretty fun to drive so Choices:  1. The Mazda RX 7 is pretty fun to drive. 2. A few girls that I've gone out with have had Mazda RX 7s and I did not like driving them at all. 3. I would like to own a Mazda RX 7.
Output: 2
Statement: The heart of the city is tiny Venizelos Square (Plateaa Venizelou) with its fringe of cafes and restaurants. Choices:  1. Venizelos Square (Plateaa Venizelou) is at the heart of the city and has cafes and restaurants. 2. Visitors always end up in Venizelos Square in the early evening hours for dinner. 3. Venizelos Square is a large, barren piece of land with no signs of civilization.
Output: 3
Statement: The alligator farm here is something of a curiosity. Choices:  1. The turtle farm is something of an oddity. 2. The alligator farm seems out of place.  3. The alligator farm is somewhat strange.
Output: 1
Statement: The century and a half after 1492 has been called Spain's  Golden Age.   Choices:  1. Spain was an international embarrassment for the entirety of the 1500s. 2. Spain's Golden Age stretched from 1492 to 1642. 3. The period from 1642 to 1800 has been called Spain's Silver Age.
Output: 1
Statement: What's the difference between buying up a train and buying up a liner?  Choices:  1. That the person wants to buy up both. 2. There is no difference between the two. 3. The speaker wants to know why these two things are different.
Output: 2
Statement: And people say that coincidences don't happen! Tuppence tackled her Peche Melba happily. Choices:  1. Tuppence and Peche Melba rolled around on the ground. 2. Tuppence was upset to see Peche Melba, and ignored her for the rest of the day. 3. Peche Melba was pounced upon by Tuppence.
Output: 2
Statement: They are similarly aggressive with the press. Choices:  1. They are both passionate. 2. They lack the ambition to go after the press. 3. They are equal when it comes to their offense.
Output: 2
Statement: Nancy is light years ahead of the curve on this stuff. Choices:  1. This stuff is Nancy's specialty. 2. Nancy has studied this stuff a lot. 3. Nancy doesn't know anything about this stuff.
Output: 3
Statement: I saw at once by his face that something disturbing had occurred.  Choices:  1. I could read from his face that something bad had happened. 2. I could tell by looking at his face that he had some good news. 3. His face showed that he was in shock from what had happened.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Well, to begin with, I wasn't after the spoons.'   Choices:  1. I wanted the spoons to begin with.   2. I was not looking for the spoons at all.   3. I was looking for the forks this time.  
Output: 1
Statement: Cinemas on the Champs-Elysees, in Montparnasse, St-Germain-des-Pres, Bastille, and the Forum des Halles all show VO movies. Choices:  1. Cinemas on the Champs-Elysees specialize in german and Dutch movies. 2. You can catch movies with voice-overs at cinemas throughout the city. 3. VO movies are those that have been rated to be violent.
Output: 3
Statement: What a steady hand you've got, I remarked.  Choices:  1. What a stable hand you've got, I commented. 2. Your hand is really shaky, I pointed out. 3. Your hand barely shakes at all, I remarked.
Output: 2
Statement: They come together in the palace's Salone or Great Hall with Pietro da Cortona's dazzling illusionist ceiling fresco, Triumph of Divine Providence. Choices:  1. The Great Hall of the palace features numerous ceiling frescoes.   2. The Great Hall of the palace does not contain any frescoes.   3. There is a ceiling fresco in the Great Hall of the palace.  
Output: 2
Statement: Now wrap the cloth around your waist and let it hang down in front. Choices:  1. Once you have wrapped the cloth you will be able to fight efficiently. 2. Don't wrap the cloth at all around your waist. 3. Now take the cloth and put it around your waist and allow it to hang down the front.
Output: 2
Statement: yes we have a house with a big backyard for the kids to play in and a pretty good size front yard Choices:  1. Our house has a big backyard where the kids play and a good size front yard but that needs landscaping. 2. Our house doesn't have a big backyard or even a front yard. 3.  Our house has a big backyard that the kids love to play in and a pretty good size front yard. 
Output: 2
Statement: that you can use for point of sale purchases and we use that usually to buy gasoline and it's just it's really amazing how quickly that goes Choices:  1. "It's incredible how fast point of sale purchases go when we use that to buy gasoline." 2. "It's incredible how fast point of sale purchases go when we use that to buy gasoline and food." 3. "It's astonishing how slow point of sale purchases go when we use that to buy gasoline."
Output: 3
Statement: The British invaded Nepal from India in 1814 but were repulsed by the king's soldiers from Gorkha thus earning all subsequent Nepali fighting men the name Gurkhas (see page 61). Choices:  1. The British had formerly invaded Nepal from India in 1810 as well. 2. Gurkhas is an ode to the place called Gorkha whence the king's soldiers repulsed the British.  3. For more information on Gurkhas, see page 63.
Output: 3
Statement: It introduced its own version of AOL's instant-messenger software and said it will offer similar dial-up service for less or no money. Choices:  1. It's unique instant-messenger software will not come with a dial-up service. 2. It made claims that it will provide comparable dial-up services. 3. The dial-up service will be free of charge.
Output: 1
Statement: Some meat producers in Sweden do, but their meat is double or even triple the usual price. Choices:  1. Some Swedish meat producers do this, but charge quite a bit more.  2. Sweden has it available for low prices.  3. The process is available in Sweden, but at a much more substantial price. 
Output: 2
Statement: that does sound like fun well i've gotten some good ideas from you Choices:  1. That sounds boring, but honestly  I don't have any better ideas. 2. I have some ideas for you, although that does sound quite fun. 3. That one was actually one of my ideas as well.
Output: 1
Statement: ouch yeah Choices:  1. That hurts. 2. Yikes, yes. 3. No.
Output: 3
Statement: um or she wouldn't buy me the fifty dollar tennis shoes and stuff like that and she always told me it was because i was still growing and she wasn't going to buy me something i was going to grow out of next week Choices:  1. She bought me a new pair of shoes every week. 2. She didn't have the spare money to buy expensive tennis shoes. 3. She thought that it was a waste to buy fifty dollar tennis shoes.
Output: 1
Statement: The SEC received 105 comments in response to the proposed rule. Choices:  1. There were 105 responses to the suggested SEC rule. 2. There were no responses to the proposed SEC rule. 3. All 105 responses were angry at the proposed rule.
Output: 2
Statement: air tight yeah so that even that doesn't doesn't create a problem but i think uh Choices:  1. The paint drying too fast shouldn't be a problem. 2. It is creating a really big problem. 3. It should not create a problem.
Output: 2
Statement: The original Seattleites--the NW Indians--have become so Californian they're Nevadans. Choices:  1. The original Seattleites, the Indians of the NW have become so Californian they're Nevadans. 2. The original Ohlone, the Indians of the SW have become so English. 3. The original Seattleites, the Indians of the NW have become so Californian they're Nevadans and live in Las Vegas.
Output: 2
Statement: This new museum was built as an annex to the existing Royal Museum, a beautiful Victorian edifice with a large glass roof much like a glass house. Choices:  1. The roof was dark metal. 2. The original Royal Museum was constructed during Victorian times. 3. The new museum is much more accessible than the old one.
Output: 1
Statement: but i don't have a New England accent oh my parents have a New England accent but i don't Choices:  1. I wish I had a New England accent. 2. My parents have a New England accent, I do not. 3. My parents have a Texas accent when they go.
Output: 3
Statement: The Carthaginians originally came from the area comprising present-day Lebanon, and from their bases in North Africa and what's now Spain, they challenged the Roman Empire for domination of the Mediterranean region. Choices:  1. The Roman Empire eventually decided to share land with the Carthaginians. 2. The Carthaginians had bases in different areas, and fought Roman forces for domination. 3. The bases were located in what is now Britain. 
Output: 3
Statement: Lewinsky, Week 2: Newsweek 's cover story is The Secret Sex Wars; Time's is Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr. Choices:  1. All press's Week 2 stories are on the Ebola outbreak. 2. Week 2 features Newsweek and Time's stories on Lewinsky and Starr. 3. Time's piece on Starr is better than Newsweek's piece on Lewinsky.
Output: 1
Statement: 10 For simplicity, these fiscal policy simulations assume that saving by households, businesses, and state and local governments remains constant as a share of GDP and that the surpluses saved are used to reduce debt held by the public. Choices:  1. The fiscal policy simulations assume that saving by households remains constant for 7 years at a time. 2. The fiscal policy simulations assume that saving by households remains constant. 3. The fiscal policy simulations assume that saving by households remain in a highly fluctuant period.
Output: 3
Statement: Not until then will we know whether this is real money or funny money--whether it will be worth a continental. Choices:  1. We will then know whether it's real food or funny food. 2. We will then know whether it's real money or funny money. 3. We will then know whether it's real money or funny money, said the economist.
Output: 1
Statement: Tenants often must take their problems to court before landlords are forced to make changes, he said. Choices:  1. Tenants have to take their problems to court to make their landlords act. 2. Tenants have to take their problems to court to make their landlords act, which often costs them thousands of dollars. 3. Tenants can go to the complaint board and file a report without having to go to court.
Output: 3
Statement:  What to Do Choices:  1. What to see. 2. Things to do. 3. Nothing to do.
Output: 3
Statement: They are like that ”les femmes! Choices:  1. They have always been like that. 2. They are not like that. 3. The femmes are like that.
Output: 2
Statement: A  The founder of the Navy SEALs recalls his near-drowning at Guadalcanal, David Halberstam describes the military's spin apparatus in Vietnam, and Nancy Reagan reminisces about the first Reagan-Gorbachev summit. Choices:  1. The Navy SEAL founder was saved by a lone fisherman in a small boat. 2. The founder of the Navy SEALs almost drowned at Guadalcanal. 3. The founder of the Navy SEALs was never in danger of drowning at Guadalcanal.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm with you there. Choices:  1. We agree all the time. 2. I totally agree with you. 3. I can't agree with you on that one.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that's true there there's a lot of talk over there that i don't think anyone imagined that it could possibly be as as successful and and painless as it had been Choices:  1. No one talked about it yet it was incredibly difficult.  2. There was a ton of talk about it but I doubt anyone knew it would be as easy as it was.  3. There was so much concern going around about getting it done but it ended up being a breeze. 
Output: 1
Statement: i agree with boy it's really easy  to discuss something when you both agree Choices:  1. When you disagree, it could lead to arguments. 2. It's much easier to talk about something you agree on. 3. It would be easier to just disagree.
Output: 3
Statement: after uh he retired but as far as doing anything uh major to it we at this point would rather travel and i uh Choices:  1. We are going to make some major changes to it and then travel later. 2. Travelling is a much better investment than making major changes to it. 3. At this point we would rather travel than do anything major.
Output: 1
Statement: In Rome, the dissolute popes repeatedly switched factions for temporary advantage and lost all political and moral authority in the process. Choices:  1. The dissolute popes in Rome, many times switched factions for temporary advantage, and thus lost all moral and political authority in the process. 2. In Rome. the behavior of the popes was not always like that. 3. The popes would never allow themselves to lose any authority.
Output: 3
Statement: 'If only they hadn't messed up that stupid time machine...' Choices:  1. The time machine would have worked if they hadn't made a mistake. 2. The time machine worked as it was supposed to. 3. The time machine had a problem.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm through!  Choices:  1. I've had enough! 2. I'm far from through! 3. I don't care if you're forced to do this yourself.
Output: 2
Statement: A narrow road from the observation point descends into the extensive Jewish cemetery on the slope, one of the oldest and most venerated Jewish burial sites in the world some graves date back to biblical times. Choices:  1. The Jewish people want to all be buried there. 2. The cemetery is a well known burial site. 3. The road to from the observation point is wide.
Output: 3
Statement: On the internet, this 'black hockey' was quickly named as the most extreme sport in history, and its popularity began to exceed that of standard 'white hockey'. Choices:  1. Black Hockey was popular in the south. 2. Black Hockey became more popular than White Hockey. 3. Black Hockey never took off.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah where it got just real real cold Choices:  1. It was really cold mostly. 2. It was very hot there, you know? 3. It was really cold there.
Output: 2
Statement: oh really uh-huh oh tofu Choices:  1. Tofu is a product of soy bean paste. 2. Oh really uh-huh oh pork. 3. For real oh tofu.
Output: 2
Statement: It was introduced in the 19th century, together with railways, cameras, and whisky. Choices:  1. Cameras and railways were first introduced during the 19th century. 2. Whiskey and cameras weren't introduced in the 19th century. 3. It was hands down the most influential invention of the century.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it it's amazing there's uh there's a girl i work with our secretary as a matter of fact her her father was murdered her father and three other guys up here in Sherman and the uh the guy that they tried and convicted and sentenced him to death you know he's been on death row for like eight years Choices:  1. I work with a girl who is a secretary. 2. Our secretary does a great job. 3. Our secretary hangs out with her dad a lot.
Output: 3
Statement: assistance for a total reduction of $2. Choices:  1. A reduction of $2 doesn't requires assistance. 2. A reduction of $2 requires assistance. 3. People need assistance to reduce $2. 
Output: 1
Statement: Ma Vie en Rose (Sony Pictures Classics). Choices:  1. Ma Vie en Rose was a Paramount film. 2. Ma Vie en Rose was a Sony Pictures movie. 3. Ma Vie en Rose was in French.
Output: 1
Statement: and i guess the news does help well it was really nice talking talking to you okay Choices:  1. The news isn't helpful. 2. The news does help me learn about the world. 3. The news does help me.
Output: 1
Statement: that's probably because of the roads you just don't yeah we we've just got a freeway we just get right on the freeway and just go north Choices:  1. The man says that they don't have a freeway. 2. The man says that there is a freeway. 3. The speaker says that they just have to go on the freeway and go north.
Output: 1
Statement: In one trauma center, BAC had a sensitivity of 63 percent for an alcohol disorder. Choices:  1. BAC can be measured by sensitivity to deduce alcohol disorder status. 2. BAC is also useful for measuring other alcohol related issues. 3. BAC cannot be measured by sensitivity to deduce alcohol disorder status.
Output: 3
Statement: Of Decter's comments, the less said the better. Choices:  1. We shouldn't mention Decter's comments. 2. We need more of Dector's comments. 3. Decter's comments are valued.
Output: 2
Statement: He went through it, to find a larger yard with more men idling. Choices:  1. He went through it, and found no one in the yard. 2. He went through it, and found a bigger yard. 3. He found about a dozen men in the yard.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh oh yeah  that's quite different from up here i guess yes Choices:  1. I think it is better here, that's why it's different. 2. That's is pretty different from here, I think. 3. I think it's the same, it's not different from up here.
Output: 3
Statement: In response to a May 17, 2001 request from Senators James M. Jeffords (VT) and Joseph I. Lieberman (CT), this report describes the results of a modeling study done to evaluate the potential impacts of reducing nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), mercury (Hg), and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the US electric power sector. Choices:  1. The Report addresses a response to the request from the two senators. 2. This report greatly affected the public image of the two senators. 3. The report make no references to the request from the two senators.
Output: 3
Statement: You're really more conceited than I am with less excuse!  Choices:  1. The person is not normally this conceited. 2. The other person is much kinder. 3. You are much more vain than I am, and you have no reason.
Output: 2
Statement: Numerous comments were received regarding the proposed plan to convert microwave incumbents to secondary status when the relocation rules sunset in 2005 and thereafter, licensees would not be required to pay relocation costs after that date to such incumbents. Choices:  1. No comments were received regarding the proposed plan, which was a bit odd. 2. The relocation costs totaled to three million dollars. 3. After that date, licensees are not required to pay relocation costs.
Output: 1
Statement: Are you ready for your reward?"  "No!" Bork's cry broke out before Hanson could answer. Choices:  1. Bork didn't want Hanson to be rewarded.  2. Bork agreed that Hanson should get his reward.  3. Bork was jealous of what Hanson would receive. 
Output: 2
Statement: As previously mentioned, the e-rate discount won't cover any portion of the hardware bill either, leaving the local community responsible for PCs, modems, and training for teachers and supervisors. Choices:  1. The e-rate discount only covers the software side of purchases. 2. The local community will be responsible for all hardware and training costs. 3. This discount covers 100% of your bill including any software, hardware, and training programs.
Output: 3
Statement: Slim looked away. Choices:  1. Slim averted his gaze. 2. Slim stared directly at it. 3. Slim did not have the stomach to face it.
Output: 2
Statement: it's basically just data entry and running you know some some software so it doesn't really have to be anything sophisticated you know Choices:  1. Running software is an easy but enjoyable job.  2. It requires the highest level of scientific expertise.  3. Data entry work does not require advanced training. 
Output: 2
Statement: but we went in for uh uh something for the car one day last week and he went we went and bought a potty chair uh uh one of those Ninja Turtles for my son uh you know the potty chair for my daughter and he bought the Choices:  1. He went to buy a potty chair for my child. 2. He did not want to buy the potty chair. 3. He was like a father to my children.
Output: 2
Statement: i'm not either Choices:  1. Neither am I. 2. I am not interested. 3. Count me in.
Output: 3
Statement: To reap the full benefits of financial reform, federal finance organizations must go beyond the audit opinion toward Choices:  1. Federal finance organizations can never get the full benefits of the financial reform. 2. Federal finance organizations can get the full benefits of the financial reform. 3. Federal finance organizations can get the full benefits of the financial reform as proposed by the CFPB.
Output: 1