niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: It would be a big mistake for Congress to respond to irate seniors by punishing the HMOs. Choices:  1. The seniors would be angry because the punishment wouldn't be fair. 2. The Congress must punish the HMOs and the seniors can't do anything about it. 3. The Congress would make a mistake if it punishes the HMOs.
Output: 2
Statement: My door happened to be ajar, and I heard her talking to some one in the passage. Choices:  1. I heard her talking about goats.  2. My door was shut and I couldn't hear anyone talking.  3. My door was open and I heard her talking.
Output: 2
Statement: US EPA, Office of Air and Radiation and Office of Policy. Choices:  1. The EPA has an office of policy. 2. The EPA has an office of policy in Washington DC. 3. The EPA has no office of policy.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, perhaps you're right. Choices:  1. Well, we have to wait and see if you are right. 2. Well, I bet you are wrong. 3. Well, maybe you are correct.
Output: 2
Statement: The name did not stick, and had Captain Cook known his fate, he would not have stuck around either. Choices:  1. Captain cook wanted to die.  2. Captain cook would have stayed even if he knew his fate.  3. Captain cook would have left if he knew his fate. 
Output: 2
Statement: His ideological and geographic support is wide, his fiscal support is deep, and his kitchen Cabinet is already cooking up policy. Choices:  1. His fiscal support is deep, his ideological and geographic support is wide, and his kitchen Cabinet is already cooking up policy. 2. He comes into the Office well prepared and ready to act. 3. His geographic and ideological support is narrow, same as his fiscal support.
Output: 3
Statement: to a certain extent here in the summer time we go back and forth between air-conditioned buildings there you go back and forth between warmed up areas i mean uh Choices:  1. During the summer we have air conditioned buildings 2. We have no air conditioning and we just deal with the summer heat 3. We have air conditioning in the bigger buildings
Output: 2
Statement: I was quiet and insignificant utterly nondescript… . Choices:  1. My looks turned heads and I was always the center of attention. 2. I was trying to become more noticeable. 3. I didn't talk much or stand out.
Output: 1
Statement: Jose I spent 17 years of exile in, of all unlikely places, New Jersey. Choices:  1. I spent 17 years of exile in New Jersey.  2. I spent 35 years of exile in New Jersey. 3. I spent 17 years of exile in New Jersey because I did not want to be bothered.
Output: 2
Statement: The Justice Department has sued the developers, contractors, architect and civil engineer of two large apartment complexes in Olathe, alleging violations of the Fair Housing Act requirement that multifamily housing be accessible to the disabled. Choices:  1. Contractors are among those who have not been sued by the Justice Department. 2. Contractors are among those being sued by the Justice Department. 3. It is expected that the Justice Department will succeed with its lawsuit.
Output: 1
Statement: But there was none of the pungent odor of the hospital he had expected. Choices:  1. He had expected a pungent smell but, found none. 2. The hospital had questionable ethnics with regard to its patients. 3. He had expected a savoury, sweet odor from the hospital. 
Output: 3
Statement: A quick movement on his part, and his assailant fell with a crash.  Choices:  1. The assailant immediately got back up again. 2. After he moved swiftly, the assailant fell down. 3. The assailant stood up after he made a slow movement.
Output: 3
Statement: No one should be angrier about this than Stephen Labaton, Jeff Gerth, and Safire's other colleagues at the Times who have patiently pursued the Clinton scandals in a careful way. Choices:  1. No one should be madder than Labaton who covered the Clinton scandals carefully. 2. No one should be madder than Labaton who covered the Clinton scandals crassly. 3. No one should be madder than Labaton who covered the Clinton scandals while trying not to offend him.
Output: 2
Statement: A survey of selected programs in the spring of 1993, when LSC funding was substantially higher than it is today, revealed that nearly half of all people who applied for assistance from local programs were turned away because of a lack of program resources. Choices:  1. The survey referenced was conducted in the spring of 1995. 2. Other similar surveys have been conducted throughout different points in history. 3. A survey of select programs was conducted in the spring of 1993.
Output: 1
Statement: They are all dead. Choices:  1. They died at the same time. 2. They are deceased. 3. They are alive and well. 
Output: 3
Statement: i get the headlines off the television Choices:  1. I watch TV to get the headlines. 2. I only get the headlines off the internet.  3. It's the easiest way for me to get them.
Output: 2
Statement: I don't remember, I said.  Choices:  1. I said I don't remember. 2. I said I don't remember because I have amnesia. 3. I said I remember.
Output: 3
Statement: He was never a good man, none of us were, but I once called him a friend and I shot him in the face without even thinking about it. Choices:  1. We were not good men and even though I thought of him as a friend once, I still shot him in the head.  2. He was always a good man and that's why I feel so guilty for shooting him in the leg. 3. He survived the gunshot wound but I haven't spoken to him since. 
Output: 2
Statement: Located on the northeast coast of Pulau Pinang (Betel Nut Island), Georgetown is the draw to Penang state, with rich colonial and historic roots amid the clutter of a market and commercial town. Choices:  1. There is commercial town and a market in Georgetown. 2. Georgetown is located on the southwest coast of Pulau Pinang. 3. Georgetown has 3 bakeries in the market.
Output: 2
Statement: well that i had forgotten my uh i i i have a little station wagon that i drive to work and my husband has a a van that he uses in his business Choices:  1. We have a total of three cars. 2. My husband works and needs a van to use. 3. I don't drive.
Output: 3
Statement: Maybe he was becoming a magician himself, with a new magic that might still accomplish something. Choices:  1. After a long struggle, he might finally be on the verge of becoming a magician. 2. He was perhaps both becoming a magician and developing a new, useful magic. 3. No matter what he did, he would never become a magician or develop useful magic.
Output: 3
Statement: These institutions helped bring bitter adversaries into a framework of mutual support and benefit. Choices:  1. These institutions didn't do anything to assist the groups. 2. These businesses helped bring everyone together despite their differences. 3. The policies set forth by the institutions helped everyone learn to respect one another.
Output: 1
Statement: 1 billion for Medicaid covering over 2.3 million recipients. Choices:  1. Medicaid covers over 2.3 million recipients but is under-budgeted. 2. Medicaid covers only 23 thousand recipients. 3. Medicaid covers over 2.3 million recipients.
Output: 2
Statement: At times, they even appear insurmountable. Choices:  1. Sometimes they look insurmountable. 2. They can be achieved even if they look like they are insurmountable. 3. They always appear to be easy.
Output: 3
Statement: uh it is fun though to buy these bags and go through them because you do find some some uh nice coins i mean people who are starting out collections and need to fill holes in their books can fill a whole bunch of them with these uh with these bags Choices:  1. I don't think buying those bags is worth it at all, you never find interesting coins in them. 2. It can be very fun to buy some bags and go through them because you might be able to find nice coins in them. 3. Buying those bags can get you some very good coins and can help you fill holes in your book, specially Lydian and Roman coins.
Output: 1
Statement: okay all right bye-bye Choices:  1. Bye, talk to you later. 2. Bye, I enjoyed the talk. 3. Let's keep talking.
Output: 3
Statement: so i don't know you know it does make me nervous Choices:  1. I have no problems with it.   2. It always makes me nervous.   3. You know it makes me jittery.  
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that that it's a major cause of uh early Choices:  1. That is a major cause. 2. That is a minor cause. 3. That is one of the major causes of the issue.
Output: 2
Statement: The Clinton administration considers the risks of technology transfers negligible. Choices:  1. The Clinton administration assumes technology transfers to be a huge risk. 2. The risk posed by technology transfers is considered insignificant by the Clinton administration.  3. The administration also considers the risk of rapid advances in technology insignificant. 
Output: 1
Statement: At least one intelligent man lived in your world, I'm pleased to know. Choices:  1. Everyone is stupid.  2. I'm glad at least someone is smart.  3. I guess not everyone was stupid. 
Output: 1
Statement: i i i know uh how how did Jessie Helms get reelected that's that's what i want to know Choices:  1. How did Jessie Helms lose the election? 2. I want to know how Jessie Helms got reelected. 3. How did that disaster of a human, Jessie Helms, Get voted in for another term?
Output: 1
Statement: He'd jumped at the chance to work under Uncle David. Choices:  1. He wasn't very enthusiastic about playing with David. 2. Uncle David was reluctant to take him under his wing. 3. He was very excited for the chance to work under Uncle David.
Output: 1
Statement: another thing i've noticed is that the lawns in some of the homes the area is so small that they take great pride in being able to use whatever lawn they do have to look really nice Choices:  1. The homes with small lawns can't do a lot with the space but they are able to make it look presentable. 2. The lawns in some homes are so small that the owners can't do anything with it. 3. I've noticed that even homes that have small lawns, the owners take a lot of care in making it look nice.
Output: 2
Statement: Silent for a time, the tradition has been revived and is a tourist attraction. Choices:  1. The tradition was outlawed by the government for a time.   2. The tradition has not been celebrated for awhile but it was revived for tourists.   3. The tradition has always been loudly celebrated.  
Output: 3
Statement: oh okay i just saw there was an advertisement within TI to sign up for it and i just i just uh signed up for it Choices:  1. I didn't sign up for this, because I hate advertisements. 2. Signing up just because of an ad has been a big mistake. 3. I just signed up for it, because I saw there was an advertisement within TI to sign up.
Output: 1
Statement: LOAN GUARANTEE -Any guarantee, insurance, or other pledge with respect to the payment of all or part of the principal or interest on any debt obligation of a nonfederal borrower to a nonfederal lender but does not include the insurance of deposits, shares, or other withdrawable accounts in financial institutions. Choices:  1. Loan guarantee does not include the insurance of withdrawable accounts in financial institutions. 2. Loan guarantee does not include the insurance of withdrawable accounts in financial institutions, it's written in the dictionary. 3. Loan guarantee includes the insurance of withdrawable accounts in financial institutions.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it just got the the name of being an oak because it's got a kind of an acorn kind of thing on it Choices:  1. Its called an oak because it possesses an acorn type thing on it. 2. Trees produce more acorns in the spring. 3. It's called an oak because of the leaves thing on it.
Output: 3
Statement: The average annual cost per rural route is shown in table 2. Choices:  1. In Table 2 you can see the average annual cost per rural route. 2. Table 2 shoes urban routes and the average monthly cost. 3. Rural routes refer to things like country roads or roads that are out of the way or away from urban areas.
Output: 2
Statement: The end result of which was - Slawek got merely to number 67 on the list of the richest Poles. Choices:  1. After he sold his company he became number 67 on the list. 2. Slawek ended up as number 67 on the list. 3. He ended up as number 1738 on the list.
Output: 3
Statement: Most of the candidates, with the exception of Bush, who hasn't yet taken a stand, also say that certain records, including medical and financial information, should be protected by legislation. Choices:  1. Bush hasn't taken a stand on the issue. 2. Bush supports laws protecting certain records. 3. Bush has  taken a stand on the issue.
Output: 3
Statement: ' In light of U.S. history, such punishment is virtually a return to the lynching that was practised during the frontier development period. Choices:  1. No one is punished for crime in the U.S. 2. There is a time in U.S. history when lynching was practiced. 3. The U.S. revises its punishment laws every year.
Output: 1
Statement: Boats set sail from Trois-Riviyres (48 km/30 miles from Pointe Pitre), Basse-Terre, and Pointe Pitre. Choices:  1. Trois-Riviyres is thirty miles from Pointe Pitre, and serves as a launching point for sail boats. 2. The locals all dock their boats at Trois-Riviyres. 3. The trains all leave Trois-Riviyres, the biggest station in the country is there.
Output: 3
Statement: i think it's a great way i couldn't i'm actually deaf in one ear so they wouldn't take me Choices:  1. I was born deaf in my left ear. 2. I wasn't accepted as I'm hard of hearing in one ear. 3. They wouldn't accept me as I'm totally deaf.
Output: 3
Statement: A second reason some skeptics doubt that Albright could have been blindsided by her own life story is that since she has risen to prominence , the suggestion that she is Jewish has been raised repeatedly. Choices:  1. It is suggested often that Albright is Jewish. 2. Nobody suggests she is Jewish. 3. She is Jewish.
Output: 2
Statement: Around 1200 b.c., Dorian invaders from the Balkans drove south through the Greek mainland, the Aegean islands, and across to Crete. Choices:  1. The Dorian invaders were stopped in the Balkans and proceeded no farther. 2. The Dorian invaders were responsible for an economic boom that lasted for more than a century. 3. Dorian invaders reached Crete around 1200 b.c. after passing through the Greek mainland.
Output: 1
Statement: A party line comes in handy. Choices:  1. There are advantages to having party lines, it help one party get their agendas heard. 2. There are disadvantages to having party lines 3. Party lines do have an advantage.
Output: 2
Statement: And, as he withdrew, her love awoke.  Choices:  1. He withdrew while her love was awaking. 2. He was feeling disgust when he withdrew. 3. Her love died when he withdrew.
Output: 3
Statement: Sounds like the International Olympic Committee, but any group that could find hookers in Utah seems far from inept to me. Choices:  1. The group that gathered in Utah had left their wives at home. 2. The highly skilled group was able to find prostitutes in Utah. 3. The group proved there are no hookers in Utah.
Output: 3
Statement: Control activities can include both prepayment and postpayment mechanisms to manage improper payments. Choices:  1. Prepayment and postpayment mechanisms do nothing to ensure proper payments. 2. Prepayment and postpayment mechanisms can ensure proper payments. 3. Prepayment and postpayment mechanisms always ensure proper payments.
Output: 1
Statement: Involve the entire team in creating the strategies for patients to accept optimum care. Choices:  1. Keeping the team as individuals working on their own products allows the team to provide the absolute most efficient and best care for a patient.  2. Involving the entire team to create strategies for patients allowed you to provide optimum care.  3. When you involve the entire team, you can provide the absolute best care for your patients, but only if the entire team has chemistry that brings them together.
Output: 1
Statement: The only clear measure of Guber and Peters' misjudgment is their overspending for antique furniture, yachts, slumber parties at Aspen, and the like, and a numbing succession of box-office bombs. Choices:  1. Guber and Peter are rich idiots who squander away their fortunes like addicts. 2. Guber and Peter clearly overspend for antique furniture and yachts. 3. Box-office bombs are movies that do not do well or make enough money upon release.
Output: 1
Statement: The Water Quality Initiative Choices:  1. No one is focused on water quality. 2. They are working on lowering water pollution levels to 0.004. 3. They are working on improving water quality.
Output: 1
Statement: A visit to Nagasaki is meaningless without a stop at its provocative and challenging Atomic Bomb Museum. Choices:  1. A visit to Nagasaki should include a stop at the Atomic Bomb Museum. 2. The Atomic Bomb Museum talks about the affects radiation exposure has. 3. While visiting Nagasaki, a good thing to skip would be the Atomic Bomb Museum.
Output: 3
Statement: Beach activities are well-organized on the northern coast, with all types of watersports and rides. Choices:  1. The northern coast is harsh and rocky, and it holds little appeal for tourists. 2. Parasailing is one of the most popular beach activities on the northern coast. 3. The northern coast offers water sports and other beach activities.
Output: 1
Statement: At an altitude of more than 640 meters (2,100 feet), this city on the Castilian plateau, Europe's highest capital, is scorching in summer, when wilting residents flee for the coast or cooler northern climes, and freezing in winter, when many Madrilellos bolt for the Sierra Nevada, just a couple hours south, to ski. Choices:  1. Residents of Madrid all wish that their city had a different climate. 2. Madrid is located at a height of 640 meters above sea level. 3. Madrid is the lowest capital city in the whole of Europe.
Output: 3
Statement: so so yeah i i used to when my kids were real little and i was home i watched uh i was home more i watched things on a more regular basis but right now the last thing i watched regularly was Thirty Something when it first came out did y'all ever watch that Choices:  1. Things were better then, when my kids didn't take over my life completely. 2. I used to view more television on a normal basis when my children were smaller. 3. I still watch TV and neglect my children for my favorite shows.
Output: 3
Statement: You just trot out Jane, and leave the rest to me. Choices:  1. You just go along Jane, I will handle the rest. 2. You stay right there Jane, we have to deal with this together. 3. You get out of the room Jane, I will deal with this.
Output: 2
Statement: Popular, informal dairy restaurant with an Italian bias  good pizzas, interesting pasta dishes. Choices:  1. It has lots of French dishes and pizzas. 2. It has lots of Italian dishes and pizzas with or without meat. 3. It has lots of Italian dishes and pizzas.
Output: 1
Statement: Most tourists, however, will be exposed to only a small range of Turkish dishes, unless they are invited into a Turkish home, or eat at one of the country's better restaurants. Choices:  1. Visiting a Turkish home is the best way to experience Turkish food. 2. Most tourists experience a large range of Turkish dishes. 3. The country's better restaurants expose tourists to a larger range of dishes.
Output: 2
Statement: Under the circumstances, I am afraid an inquest can hardly be avoided, these formalities are necessary, but I beg that you won't distress yourselves.  Choices:  1. An inquiry can't be avoided.  2. It wax very suspicious and needed investigation.  3. Inquiry could be avoided. 
Output: 3
Statement: C. Commission Procedures Adapted to the Expeditious Consideration of Proposed Service Innovations Choices:  1. Commission procedures are adapted to the proposed service elimination. 2. Commission procedures are adapted to the proposed postal service innovations. 3. Commission procedures are adapted to the proposed service innovations.
Output: 1
Statement: actually no um Choices:  1. Um, no. 2. Yes actually. 3. Actually you're not allowed in.
Output: 2
Statement: Cartoons, sitcoms, and political campaigns conjure up characters with a single, instantly recognizable characteristic. Choices:  1. Cartoons create characters with an easily understood characteristic. 2. Cartoons create characters with a recognizable characteristic because the writers feel that it'll make them easier to understand. 3. Political campaigns create characters with difficult to recognize characteristics.
Output: 3
Statement: I left Tog Veel and came here to learn more, to find a purpose other than just the pit fights. Choices:  1. I just want to fight every day. 2. I want to do something besides fight. 3. I want a purpose that helps people.
Output: 1
Statement: Off Rua da Carreira is Caleda Santa Clara, a picturesque, hilly street full of interest. Choices:  1. The street is flat and noted for being very boring. 2. There is an interesting picturesque street in the area. 3. The street is full of strange animals that can be found nowhere else.
Output: 1
Statement: Both sports and the stock market are essentially dramatic events, that is, events whose outcomes are unknown. Choices:  1. Sports and the stock market have unpredictable outcomes.  2. The stock market is complex and hard to learn.  3. Sports are always easy to predict outcomes for. 
Output: 3
Statement: As a host, you needn't pretend to be impartial or pretend to be all-knowing. Choices:  1. As a host of a late night talk show, you don't need to act like you know it all. 2. As a host you need to pretend. 3. AS a host you don't need to pretend to be all knowing.
Output: 2
Statement: A great majority of people did take the shots, and the championships began in a truly great style - Jose Pelles from Brazil triumphed over Canadian Don Bronx. Choices:  1. The people who took the shots felt ill pretty quickly. 2. Most of the people at the championships declined the shots. 3. Most of the people took the shots before the championships began.
Output: 2
Statement: Montana lets judges order castration after just one offense. Choices:  1. Montana will castrate everyone. 2. One offense of rape is enough for Montana to pass castration judgments. 3. Judges in Montana can order castration for one offense.
Output: 1
Statement: The statue used to be in the old fish market a fact corroborated by the tile panel outside the present municipal market . Choices:  1. The old fish market used to be the location of the statute. 2. Before the tile panel was discovered, the statue's first location was a subject of hot debate. 3. The old fish market wasn't the previous location of the statue.
Output: 3
Statement: Having conditioned its audience to view IQ as all-important, The Bell Curve then manipulates statistics in a way that makes IQ look bigger, and everything else smaller, in determining Americans' life-chances. Choices:  1. The Bell Curve and the popular perception of IQ are unrelated. 2. The Bell Curve is partly responsible for inflating the image of IQ while simultaneously diminishing the image of other factors. 3. The Bell Curve may be responsible for the altered perception, though it may be founded in some truth and fact.
Output: 1
Statement: If, after repeated warnings, a State was judged guilty of misgovernment, it was simply annexed by the Paramount Power the British. Choices:  1. The states that were misgoverned were allowed to keep their own government. 2. States that were guilty of misgovernment after repeated warnings were annexed by the British. 3. The British used military power to annex the states.
Output: 1
Statement: Or, to quote Kael again, Mean Streets never loses touch with the ordinary look of things or with common experience. Choices:  1. Mean Streets shows extraordinary things and uncommon experiences. 2. Mean Streets always shows ordinary things or common experiences. 3. Mean Streets also shows everyday, common people.
Output: 1
Statement: you know messing with young children and i mean it was just one thing it seemed like right after the other Choices:  1. It was one disaster after another. 2. Things were going smoothly. 3. There were too many scandals.
Output: 2
Statement: Can anything change Clinton's mind? Choices:  1. Clinton is a rigid supporter of his current mindset, so not much is going to change his mind, unless you have an idea. 2. Will anything change Clinton's stance? 3. Clinton's mind will not be changed.
Output: 3
Statement: Make a stop at Blea Tarn, only about a ten-minute walk from the car park; this beautiful body of water, surrounded by the high fells, offers one of the most beautiful views in the National Park. Choices:  1. It takes about an hour to travel by foot from the car park to Blea Tarn.  2. It takes approximately ten minutes to reach Blea Tarn by foot from the car park.  3. Blea Tarn is one of the National Park's most popular tourist spots.
Output: 1
Statement: I perceive your thoughts, mon ami, said Poirot, smiling at me.  Choices:  1. Poirot flashed me a smile and told me he could read my mind. 2. Poirot and I had been friends for nearly a decade. 3. Poirot fixed me with a blank stare, totally unaware of what I was thinking.
Output: 3
Statement: and anymore uh my wife and i are getting bad we we wait until videos come out instead of going to the movie theater Choices:  1. My wife and I always go to movies the same night the are released in the theater.  2. My wife and I wait till movies are on DVD to watch them. 3. WE like watching movies after they are on video. I feel more relaxed at home.
Output: 1
Statement: Our selection process was not designed to provide examples that could be considered representative of all the employee empowerment and involvement initiatives at the agencies reviewed or the federal government in general. Choices:  1. Our selection process was designed to provide examples that can be considered representative of all employee empowerment. 2. Our selection process was not designed to provide examples that could be considered representative of all the employee empowerment. 3. Our selection process is only helpful to Mexican employees.
Output: 1
Statement: The trend toward interpretive installation, aimed at broadening art's appeal by expanding public understanding, paralleled the transformation of museum-going from serious cultural pursuit to highbrow entertainment. Choices:  1. The museum shifted to highbrow entertainment to help broaden art's appeal. 2. The museum shifted to highbrow entertainment to help broaden modern art's appeal. 3. The museum closed down because they couldn't broaden art's appeal.
Output: 3
Statement: As the CEF technology assumptions were applied in scenario D within this analysis (updated to the AEO2001 reference case), electricity generation was reduced by 9% from 4,253 billion (kWh). Choices:  1. Electricity generation was actually even worse for the environment this year, than last. 2. Electricity generation was reduced by 9%. 3. Electricity generation was increased by 9%.
Output: 3
Statement: Ceilings leaking and all. Choices:  1. The roof leaked.   2. It was pouring down rain and that caused the roof leak.   3. The ceiling was as dry as a bone.  
Output: 3
Statement: Got away 'cause they met th' wagon train goin' south an' whoever was eatin' their dust huntin' them didn't seem to like the odds. Choices:  1. They got caught before they reached the wagon train. 2. The wagon train was too fast for the authorities. 3. They managed to escape by means of the wagon train.
Output: 1
Statement: Newsweek 's main story focuses on Linda Tripp, who says the notorious talking points looked to her like the work of Clinton adviser Bruce Lindsey. Choices:  1. Linda Tripp said that the talking points looked nothing like the work of Clinton adviser Bruce Lindsey. 2. Linda Tripp and Bruce Lindsey have always been at loggerheads. 3. Linda Tripp said that the talking points looked to her like Clinton adviser Bruce Lindsey's work,
Output: 1
Statement: In the other camp is John Anderson of Newsday , who derides Branagh's antic energy, and New York 's Denby, who calls the film overscaled, huge, and hideously exposed. Choices:  1. John Anderson writes for Newsday. 2. John Anderson is a political reporter for Newsday. 3. John Anderson writes for Newsweek.
Output: 3
Statement: After initial discussions and further research, we narrowed our focus to 11 organizations that most closely met our criteria of being a recognized, competent information-sharing entity, primarily sharing sensitive or timecritical information pertaining to computer-based vulnerabilities and incidents. Choices:  1. Organizations have foolproof computer system.  2. The initial discussions and further research came up with many organization that are computer-based vulnerabilities. 3. There are 11 organizations short listed for computer-based vulnerabilities and incidents.
Output: 1
Statement: and the power given to the IRS is just astronomical and Choices:  1. The IRS has too much power to take property. 2. The IRS has a lot of power. 3. The IRS is powerless.
Output: 3
Statement: Additional copies of this exposure draft can be obtained from the U.S. Choices:  1. There are no additional copies of this exposure draft available. 2. This exposure draft underwent dozens of revisions before it was completed. 3. There is more than one copy of the exposure draft.
Output: 1
Statement: If non-MD, alcohol methodologists could publish more easily in these journals, they could have a bigger impact on practices in the ED. Choices:  1. It's very rare to find alcohol methodologists that can write well enough to publish a paper. 2. There needs to be more severe rules against allowing alcohol methodologists to submit to these journals. 3. There would be a greater impact on ED practices if non-MD methodologists had an easier time publishing in the journal.
Output: 2
Statement: Entire conferences and whole scholarly volumes have been devoted to this catechism, with roughly the same results. Choices:  1. Researchers have been desiring different results but to no avail. 2. Different results have been achieved each time. 3. The same results have come from conferences and volumes being devoted.
Output: 2
Statement: Ile Saint-Louis Choices:  1. The Saint-Louis Islands 2. The islands that once belonged to Saint Louis 3. The Saint-Louis Penninsula
Output: 3
Statement: Now a major high-speed train (TGV) hub ' the Euroser from London calls here too ' it is attracting more tourist attention. Choices:  1. There are more tourists here now than before. 2. The train is spectacular and fast, so everyone wants to ride it. 3. The train makes tourists want to go somewhere else becuase it's just terrible.
Output: 3
Statement: Back then, during that beautiful, rusty white Christmas Eve night, Przekosniak, who was rudely kicked out from a social network for utopian fanatics of extreme phobias (www.ilovefobia.pl) just a few days earlier, got an idea. Choices:  1. Przekosniak was kick out of a social network on Christmas Eve. 2. Przekosniak was kicked out of the phobia network at 10:00 PM. 3. Przekosniak did not come up with a single idea. 
Output: 3
Statement: Say it over again, will you?" Choices:  1. "Got it, you'll hear from me tomorrow." 2. "Can you repeat that?" 3. "I didn't hear what you said."
Output: 1
Statement: By helping justice agencies share criminal files more easily, JNET improves efficiency and reduces potential errors that could occur from each agency maintaining disparate data files. Choices:  1. Large cost savings will result from the avoidance of errors that will happen as a result of using JNET. 2. JNET will increase the sharing of criminal files among justice agencies and improve how data is handled. 3. JNET is a bloated and inefficient system that will lead to more errors in how agencies share files.
Output: 3
Statement: When Clinton denies asking Lewinsky to lie under oath about the affair, the stress analysis indicator skyrocketed to 100. Choices:  1. Clinton denies asking Lewinsky to service him. 2. The stress analysis indicator went to 100 when Clinton denied asking Lewinsky to lie. 3. Clinton was impeached mainly because he lied under oath.
Output: 1
Statement: , and the president before it hit the headlines from what happened afterward. Choices:  1. The president hid what happened. 2. The president hid what happened from the press. 3. The president held a conference about what happened.
Output: 3
Statement: Citybuses also go to Shenzhen. Choices:  1. There are no bus routes to Shenzhen. 2. City bus is the most efficient way to get to Shenzhen. 3. Another way to get to Shenzhen is by city bus.
Output: 1
Statement: The Counter Reformation burned him alive here in 1600 for his preposterous idea that the universe was infinite, with many more galaxies than ours. Choices:  1. In 1600, he was burned alive for his views about the universe. 2. He later received an official pardon and apology from the church. 3. The Counter Reformation embraced his idea of an infinite universe.
Output: 3
Statement: The numbers are drawn until someone wins, and some veterans get up to 10 cards playing at once. Choices:  1. They only draw 4 cards. 2. Some people draw many cards until they finally win. 3. The numbers keep getting drawn until there is a winner.
Output: 1
Statement: like Dick Van Dyke and all those old crazy shows Choices:  1. Dick Van Dyke had some great shows that I enjoyed. 2. I never liked Dick Van Dyke. 3. I also enjoyed his co-stars shows.
Output: 2
Statement: They made us who we are. Choices:  1. The ladies sculpted us into who we are.  2. They had no part in making us who we are.  3. It's because of them that we are ourselves. 
Output: 2
Statement: 'Why don't you just use the Personality Simulations from the VR degree I gave you? Download a Sim, find something to use as a brain, stick them together in a cloned body, and bang. Choices:  1. Don't play VR games 2. Make a sim on the VR you have. 3. Make a sim with a brain and a body.
Output: 1
Statement: if they if they had it i don't even know that i'd probably read it even if it was at the library though you know i i just you know i'm just not really interested in reading about other people's lives to that degree you know unless maybe they lived a long long time ago Choices:  1. I probably wouldn't even read it if they had it at the library because I don't really enjoy reading about people's lives. 2. I like to watch movies about people's lives, but I don't enjoy reading about them. 3. I would definitely read it if they had it at the library.
Output: 3
Statement: Auditors should include audit documentation on their assessment of risk, and, when risk factors are identified as being present, the documentation should include Choices:  1. The documentation is vital for the audit. 2. The auditors need to include a bunch of documentation. 3. The auditors will find no risk at all.
Output: 3
Statement: and i expected it to be a lot of trouble but it wasn't that bad i taught remedial reading kids Choices:  1. It was really bad. 2. I had expected it to be much worse than it turned out to be. 3. I taught children how to read.
Output: 1
Statement: I suggest that you try holding your bladder or bowels, race to the bathroom, and find the ONE stall you can possibly use occupied by someone who prefers the luxury of the handicapped stall. Choices:  1. You should hold it and wait for someone to get out of the only stall you can use because you constantly take the handicapped stall when there are other stalls available. 2. I suggest that you don't bother holding your bladder or bowels, and just urinate/defecate all over the floor instead of going to the bathroom. 3. I propose that you hold your urine, run to the bathroom, and find the one stall you could use occupied by someone who prefers the space of the handicapped stall.
Output: 2
Statement: By contrast, under the consolidation Executive Director John Atlas and Thorne will likely lose their jobs, which last year brought them $131,319 and $114,031, respectively. Choices:  1. The executive directors might loose their jobs under the consolidation. 2. Both of these directors are poorly rated and should be fired. 3. This consolidation will allow both directors to keep their jobs.
Output: 3
Statement: For such a small tract of land, the geology of the Lake District is actually very complex. Choices:  1. There are many hidden paths to, from and within Lake District that are not easily observable at first glance. 2. Lake District is boring for its absurd simplicity. 3. Despite its small size, Lake District is intricate.
Output: 2
Statement: The components that they include are defined and discussed in detail in their respective chapters of this standard. Choices:  1. The standard is full of pictures only.  2. This standard includes components that are defined and discussed.  3. There are about 150 pages included in this standard. 
Output: 1
Statement: Addi?­tional alternatives are house and apartment rentals and camping or caravanning. Choices:  1. There are no additional alternatives to choose from. 2. Renting an apartment or house, camping, and caravanning are all viable alternatives. 3. Camping is a better alternative than caravaning or renting out a house.
Output: 1
Statement: i've i've seen it uh and and i have no problem going out in a boat uh it's just so dreadfully expensive and there's just so many other ways you know when you live down there Choices:  1. Its cheap to go by boat, we do it all the time. 2. Fishing on a pier is much cheaper and therefore a better way. 3. Going out on a boat is expensive, especially considering there are other ways.
Output: 1
Statement: That would be consistent with what we know about changes in the character of women's education and their distribution among occupations. Choices:  1. There is a correlation between the changes in the character of women's education and their distribution among occupations. 2. That doesn't align with the data we collected about women's education. 3. Since more women are receiving proper educations, more women are being found among the highest ranks in companies.
Output: 2
Statement: We are strong people, he told me. Choices:  1. He told me we are strong people. 2. He told me yesterday that we are very strong minded people. 3. He told me we are weak.
Output: 3
Statement: Web readers surf . They go quickly from site to site. Choices:  1. The largest demographic of commercial truck drivers is the Baby Boomer generation. 2. Web readers tend to show ADHD tendencies. 3. Web readers click on more web links than others.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, he said quietly, "this is the ill-fated draft treaty!" Choices:  1. He screamed about how ill-fated the treaty was. 2. He only had the draft copy for now. 3. He said under his breath that this was a draft.
Output: 1
Statement: Successful management improvement efforts require the active involvement of managers and staff throughout the organization to provide ideas for improvements and supply the energy and expertise needed to implement changes. Choices:  1. Managers and staff can always help improve a company or business. 2. A successful company and its changes are helped by the active involvement of managers and employees alike. 3. Staff and managers and their opinions are not needed to help a company grow.
Output: 3
Statement: These additions may have made sense when they were made, but their cumulative effect has been to create a government in which many agencies cannot say just what business they are in. Choices:  1. Government agencies can always declare what they do.   2. The addons were no longer relevant.  3. These add ons might have made sense when they were made.
Output: 1
Statement: The Department of the Treasury's rule is adopted pursuant to 26 U.S.C. Choices:  1. The department if Treasury's rules weren't taken from usc 2. The departnent of treasury has many rules  3. The department of treasury's rule was taken to 26 usc
Output: 1
Statement: In 1872 Japan's first railway went into service between Yokohama and Tokyo, and the city began to flourish. Choices:  1. Japan's first railway service was between Osaka and Kyoto. 2. Yokohama and Tokyo are also connected by several roads. 3. A railway was built in the 19th century between Yokohama and Tokyo.
Output: 1
Statement: The demon gripped out with its other arm and buried its claws into the man's shoulder. Choices:  1. The man let out a scream when the claws sunk in. 2. The demon's arms were cut off by the man. 3. The demon has clawed hands.
Output: 2
Statement: Dogging 'Rita'   Choices:  1. Catty Rita. 2. Rita didn't deserve that at all. 3. Rita got dogged.
Output: 1
Statement: but you have not the training to understand."  "Okay, so they didn't tell you, if they knew." Dave stared up at the sun, trying to guess. Choices:  1. But you do not have the necessary training to understand. 2. You can understand everything without any training. 3. You cannot understand a single thing without the training.
Output: 2
Statement: This would clearly be contrary to the role that Congress has established for GAO. Choices:  1. This would be perfectly in line with Congress' established role for GAO. 2. GAO's Congress-established role would be undermined if this is done. 3. Congress had very narrow intentions for the scope of GAO's role.
Output: 1
Statement: In the middle of this square basin of water, connected to the shore of the pond by a bridge, stands a small white Shiva temple on an island. Choices:  1. The bridge to the temple is made of wood. 2. There is no way to reach the temple without a boat. 3. There Shiva temple is on an island in the pond.
Output: 2
Statement: Suppose we say a little something down, and a fuller discussion of the matter later? Whittington gave her an ugly glance. Choices:  1. Whittington was not feeling especially fond of her at the moment. 2. Whittington gave her a nasty look. 3. Whittington looked at her with love and compassion.
Output: 3
Statement: In additional to internal communications, management should ensure there are adequate means of communicating with, and obtaining information from, external stakeholders that may have a significant impact on the agency achieving its goals. Choices:  1. External stakeholders should not be included in communications. 2. Communication with both internal and external stakeholders should be ensured by management. 3. Communication should be conducted over email and video conferencing systems.
Output: 1
Statement: In the middle of the town is the Bagh Bhairav Temple, under the eaves of which are swords and shields from the 18th-century siege. Choices:  1. The Bhag Bhairav Temple is located in the middle of town. 2. The Bhag Bhairav Temple is located at the outskirts of town. 3. The Bhag Bhairav Temple was built in the 18th century.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum really yeah it's not mine either but uh i know i know our policy i like in Nicaragua i'm familiar with that  because we have um some friends that live on the Nicaraguan border and they're they're missionaries there and they they live there and they have to travel by boat forty five minutes to get to their car and stuff and uh i know that they helped a lot of those Sandinistas refugees coming across the border and they housed them and stuff they've been down there about three years now and they lived it's kind of weird  they have bats in their roof but the bats eat the bad spiders so they leave the bats you know so uh Choices:  1. I have friends that have lived on the Nicaraguan border for about three years. 2. I live in Nicaragua. 3. My friends in Nicaragua love bats.
Output: 2
Statement: But even if your budget doesn't extend to staying in Deauville, take a walk along the wooden promenade (the celebrated planches) and participate in one of the town's favorite people-watching. Choices:  1. In the off-season, hotels in Deauville offer discounted rates. 2. Deauville is a rather expensive place in which to stay. 3. In Deauville, people-watching is not a popular pastime.
Output: 3
Statement: well when the  you know it's funny when the  when the when the kids get a lot older though you can you can you can do as you please our son graduates this year and we're kind of looking forward to Choices:  1. Our son is moving out soon after he graduates. 2. We're dreading the day our son graduates. 3. We cannot wait for our son to graduate so we can have more freedom.
Output: 2
Statement: Here begin the souqs (the traditional markets) and your first taste of the old Jerusalem with its narrow, cramped alleys, dimly lit by bare bulbs, bustling with exotically-dressed peoples of many nationalities. Choices:  1. People of many nationalities frequent the souqs because they enjoy the ambiance. 2. The souqs are bustling with exotically-dressed peoples of many nationalities.  3. The traditional markets, called souqs, are wide open spaces that are brightly lit.
Output: 3
Statement: According to the company, voters will be able to verify their identity using their date of birth and a digital signature. Choices:  1. Voters will be able to confirm their identity with their birthday and a digital signature.  2. Voters need to verify their identities with digital signatures and their date of birth due to voter fraud.  3. Voters need not confirm their identity. 
Output: 3
Statement: Some black teens tell researchers that they feel that society has so thoroughly stacked the deck against them with racial discrimination, crime, and poverty that their very survival depends on resisting tobacco. Choices:  1. All black teens feel like society treats them fairly and without discrimination. 2. Some black teens feel the deck is stacked against them. 3. Some black teens believe that tobacco use will only make their personal success more difficult to attain.
Output: 1
Statement:  Senor Kirby, Don Cazar he would speak with you in the Casa Grande, León Rivas called through one of the patio side windows. Choices:  1. Don Cazar wanted to speak with Senor Kirby about business. 2. Leon Rivas told Senor Kirby that Don Cazar wanted to speak with him in the Casa Grande. 3. Don Cazar did not want to speak with Senor Kirby.
Output: 3
Statement: In hindsight, should you have stopped all private law practice? Choices:  1. No one wants to know if all private law practices should cease.   2. Should all private law practices cease to exist? 3. Private law practices are instruments of greed.  
Output: 1
Statement: His reign was one of prosperity, making India a trade center between east and west. Choices:  1. India prospered under his rule and expanded its trade routes both east and west. 2. His rule was marked by failure and economic isolationism. 3. During the time he ruled wealth flowed and India became a conduit of commerce between the east and west.
Output: 2
Statement: Historians have noted that the horsemen are using stirrups, the earliest known example of their use in India. Choices:  1. Historians noted that stirrups were used by blacksmiths, and not horsemen. 2. Stirrups were used for other purposes before being used on horses. 3. Historians believe that the earliest example of stirrups being used in India, is by horsemen.
Output: 1
Statement: Most employers don't exploit their workers, but there are some employers who really do take advantage of their workers, and immigrants are more vulnerable to this abuse. Choices:  1. Some employers only take advantage of immigrants 2. Most employers do not take advantage of the people who work for them. 3. All employers exploit workers.
Output: 3
Statement: In this poem, he sees divine grandeur not simply in a trite vision of nature, but in nature as human nature affects it,  industrial images such as shaking metal foil or crushed oil embody the grandeur. Choices:  1. Some of the examples of how humans affect nature are used soda cans in the dirt.  2. He sees nature in the way that humans affect it with examples like crushed oil in his work.  3. He uses scenes of piety to show how humans affect nature.
Output: 3
Statement: During the 14th century, Chios enjoyed a period of wealth and stability under the Genoese. Choices:  1. Chios had undergone mass chaos in the 14th century. 2. Despite it's once stable nature, Chios has since become very volatile. 3. Chios once enjoyed a time of prosperity under the Genoese.
Output: 1