niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Educating court and law enforcement officers is a program priority, Crockett said, because in that emotional and painful situation sensitivity and education is absent among some who deal with victims. Choices:  1. People who have lost pets can often be distraught. 2. The program is focused exclusively on providing services directly to victims. 3. The program focuses on educating court and law enforcement officers.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes and no to both Gerald Early's and David Nicolson's reviews. Choices:  1. His reviews were well written but poorly structured. 2. Agree and disagree to Gerald Early's reviews. 3. Only yes to Gerald Early's reviews.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah but doesn't that just mean they're out of tune Choices:  1. Re-tuning would help fix the issue. 2. They're definitely not out of tune, you can be sure of that. 3. Don't you think that they're out of tune?
Output: 2
Statement: well you're not a thirteen year old i don't know i saw it when i was a kid and i thought oh man Choices:  1. I saw it when I was younger. 2. I saw it when I was younger and it gave me nightmares for ten years. 3. I saw it when I was much older.
Output: 3
Statement: As to whether Lana would have sat in the car, Peirce admits that it's possible, but that it wouldn't have been as dramatic. Choices:  1. Peirce admits that it's possible that Lana would have sat in the car, but that wouldn't have been as dramatic. 2. As to whether Lana would have sat in the car, Peirce admits that it's impossible. 3. So Peirce changed the plan to make it more showy for the public.
Output: 2
Statement: Influenced in later life by the Catholic piety of Madame de Maintenon, his mistress and subsequently secret wife, Louis put an end to religious freedom for Protestants by revoking the Edict of Nantes. Choices:  1. Louis had a mistress and wife that people gossiped about. 2. Louis was very faithful. 3. Louis had a mistress and wife.
Output: 2
Statement: The last inmate to stand up wins. Choices:  1. The winner is whoever jumps up the fastest. 2. This is a common game played in jails. 3. THe final convict to get to their feet is the victor.
Output: 1
Statement: Thus a male chimp--call him Bill--might be making nice to his liberal internationalist friends one day and signing simian bills sponsored by Jesse Helms the next. Choices:  1. A male chimp would have at least some inkling of the political meaning of his activities. 2. A male chimp is certain to always be loyal to the interests of his liberal internationalist friends. 3. A male chimp might not consistently serve the interests of one political group or category.
Output: 2
Statement: I would have been too shy, or buttoned down, to take that young girl's hand, and I would have been too absorbed with trivia to appreciate the things that made me so happy a few weeks ago. Choices:  1. The stress I was under made me forget about what made me happy. 2. I was completely confident in all aspects of my life. 3. I was distracted from what made me happy just weeks ago.
Output: 2
Statement: so uh but but uh it runs fine all you have it's just very thirsty if i just keep the oil in it seems to be okay but you know that's a sign that i'm going to have to do something sooner or later Choices:  1. It runs well, but I think I might have to do some work on it. 2. It might have a leak in its oil tank. 3. Everything about it is running perfectly, as far as I know.
Output: 3
Statement: Of the main Conintern outlets, the least reliable in its political coverage is the Weekly Standard , which regularly launches fusillades against the Republican leadership, almost always for departing from the True Faith. Choices:  1. The Weekly Standard supports the Republicans unequivocally.  2. The Weekly Standard hates Republicans. 3. The Weekly Standard criticizes Republicans.
Output: 1
Statement: Your expectations about the future, and the behavior that stems from them, could fluctuate wildly. Choices:  1. Your expectations are subject to change greatly. 2. You do not have any expectations at all. 3. You have countless expectations about what the future holds.
Output: 2
Statement: i only get the newspaper on the weekends so Choices:  1. I get the newspaper every day of the week. 2. I only receive the weekend newspaper. 3. I like to sit and read the newspaper cover to cover on the weekends.
Output: 1
Statement: Screaming headlines in every paper in the country ”damn all journalists, I say!  Choices:  1. The stories were filled with speculation by people who really knew nothing at all. 2. I hated looking at the lurid headlines in all the newspapers.  3. I gobbled up all the newspapers I could get my hands on. 
Output: 3
Statement: so they moved it behind the store and nobody knew where it was and so people kept piling stuff in the same place where it used to be Choices:  1. People kept throwing stuff where it used to be after they moved it behind the store.  2. After they moved the large trash bin behind the store, people couldn't find it so they just threw their garbage where it used to be.  3. Everyone knew where it was after it was moved, so they piled stuff onto it. 
Output: 3
Statement: Later this year, the Foundation will initiate a study to evaluate the most effective way in which pro bono can be encouraged and supported. Choices:  1.  the Foundation will initiate a study to evaluate the most effective way in which pro bono can be encouraged 2.  the Foundation will initiate a study to evaluate the most effective way in which chicken can be cooked 3.  the Foundation won't initiate a study to evaluate the most effective way in which pro bono can be encouraged
Output: 3
Statement: but really huge sharks are down there i mean Choices:  1. The area has three kinds of sharks. 2. The sharks are small there. 3. The sharks there can get really big.
Output: 2
Statement: Austin up around Austin area Choices:  1. I'm from up around Austin. 2. Up around Austin. 3. Up around the Dallas area.
Output: 3
Statement: It was crude but strong and wicked. Choices:  1. It was absolutely stunning... weak, fragile, and beautiful. 2. The figure wasn't grotesque in the slightest, but they weren't very beautiful either.  3. As disgusting as it was, it was clearly strong and ominous.
Output: 1
Statement: well it's kind of it's kind of like reading magazines any more If half of the time wasn't spent watching commercials it probably wouldn't be so bad but uh it it's you're missing an awful lot i'd rather personally rather watch Choices:  1. It wouldn't be bad if you didn't spend half the time watching commercials. 2. I love the commercials. 3. TV wouldn't be so bad if there weren't as many commercials.
Output: 2
Statement: More than 12,000 victims contacted shelters or crisis hotlines. Choices:  1. They only had 12 victims come to their shelter. 2. The hotlines had trouble handling all the calls. 3. The shelters and hotlines received over 10,000 victims.
Output: 1
Statement: He didn't even acknowledge what I had said. Choices:  1. He may not have heard me, therefore excusing the ignoring. 2. He ignores everything that I just said. 3. He listened intently and responded in a appropriate manner.
Output: 3
Statement: That's a point that's often missed. Choices:  1. It is a mark that was not paid attention to often enough. 2. It was vital to learn about this. 3. No one ever missed the point.
Output: 3
Statement: Why don't you take it?  Choices:  1. How come you're not taking it? 2. Why aren't you taking the money? 3. Tell me why you're taking it.
Output: 3
Statement: By the final confrontation with her husband, McTeer has so skillfully foreshadowed Nora's transformation that, though it seems bewilderingly abrupt to her, it seems emotionally inevitable to us. Choices:  1. Nora's transformation was obvious and inevitable to her. 2. We have a broader view on the events that would occur.  3. It seems emotionally inevitable to us.
Output: 1
Statement: Dave thought it over. Choices:  1. Dave weighed the pros and cons in his mind. 2. Dave considered it. 3. Dave didn't bother to think about it before deciding.
Output: 3
Statement: Interacting with the Council is an important way to influence research priorities, she said. Choices:  1. The council encourages new research projects. 2. The council has nothing to do with research. 3. The council influences research priorities. 
Output: 2
Statement: The phrase present in the United States appears to have originated in proposed legislation that would have expanded the categories of aliens eligible for LSC funded representation. Choices:  1. There is a special category for aliens eligible for LSC funded representation. 2. The U.S. does not have any aliens eligible for LSC funded representation. 3. Aliens eligible for LSC funded representation are regarded as citizens of the U.S.
Output: 2
Statement: and and they're very dissatisfied and they're they're causing wars right now and Choices:  1. they aren't content and are casing wars. 2. The are very happy and starting peace missions. 3. The people are upset with their situation and starting wars.
Output: 2
Statement: Bauerstein!" Instantly I regretted my words.  Choices:  1. I regretted what I said because it drew attention to me. 2. I was proud of what I said. 3. I regretted what I said.
Output: 2
Statement: Each facility's allocation will be adjusted to ensure that the total amount of allowances allocated does not exceed 271,000 tons per year. Choices:  1. The purpose of limiting the total amount of allocated allowances is to save money long-term. 2. Even after the adjustment there won't be limits placed on the allocated allowances per year at the facilities. 3. The total number of allowances by each facility shouldn't add up to more than 271,000 tons annually.
Output: 2
Statement: Ruling from Palermo, Barbarossa's highly cultured but brutal grandson Frederick II (1194 1250) was a prototype for the future Renaissance prince. Choices:  1. The citizens of Palermo feared the rule of Frederick II. 2. Frederick II was a weak and ineffective ruler, but he lowered taxes. 3. The ideals of the Renaissance prince were modeled after Frederick II.
Output: 2
Statement: well been awfully nice talking with you Choices:  1. I talked to you. 2. Talking to you has been bad. 3. I talked to you for 30 minutes.
Output: 2
Statement: including the Social Security Administration, Small Business Administration, National Choices:  1. National Administration is not included in that. 2. Individual Administration, Centralized Administration and Semi-Centralized Administration are also included in that. 3. The National, Small Business Administration, Social Secuirty Administration are included.
Output: 1
Statement: oh that's even better Choices:  1. That's worse actually 2. Oh it's even better if you stay 3. That's even better
Output: 1
Statement: These uncertainties can be reduced by careful consideration of the differences in the health risk or air pollution commodity and the study populations in the underlying economic literature versus the context of benefits conferred by the Clear Skies Act. Choices:  1. There is no way to reduce these uncertainties at this time. 2. Careful observation and studying of health risks by air pollution can help ease uncertainties.  3. The risk of air pollution is the most important type of pollution which should be carefully considered. 
Output: 1
Statement: In our September 1996 report, we stated that an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that agencies had not implemented information security programs that (1) established appropriate policies and controls and (2) routinely monitored their effectiveness. Choices:  1. In the report, we said an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that the agencies hadn't implemented information security protocols that addressed email. 2. In the report, we said an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that the agencies had implemented faulty information security protocols. 3. In the report, we said an underlying cause of federal information security weaknesses was that the agencies hadn't implemented information security protocols.
Output: 2
Statement: The Six Major Puzzles in International  Is There a Common Cause? Choices:  1. Is there a common cause with the major international puzzles?  2. There are only five major puzzles with common cause.  3. There is a common cause between all six major puzzles. 
Output: 2
Statement: Jon stood, his armor strapped on and his weapons on his hips. Choices:  1. Jon was confident in his abilities and went into the battle with only a weapon, and no armor. 2. Jon was carrying both a pistol and a sword. 3. Jon got prepared for a battle.
Output: 1
Statement: or or you know grant you with their presence you know Choices:  1. Cats don't care if you pay attention to them. 2. Cats want you to pay attention to them when they want attention. 3. They pay attention to you.
Output: 1
Statement: Typically, OSI refers this information to the appropriate agency's Office of Inspector General or another law enforcement agency for action. Choices:  1. OSI sends the information to the appropriate agency. 2. OSI sends the budget information to the appropriate agency. 3. OSI receives the information from the appropriate agency.
Output: 3
Statement: This healthy co-existence between greed and generosity has at times been lost on associates. Choices:  1. Greed and generosity must be kept at an equilibrium. 2. This healthy co-existence between greed and generosity has at times been lost on associates. 3. There should not be a healthy co-existence between greed and generosity.
Output: 3
Statement: The 3rd and 4th are also one of the two occasions each year when the 3,000 lanterns of the Kasuga Grand Shrine in Nara are lit. Choices:  1. There are no lanterns at the Kasuga Grand Shrine.   2. The lanterns at the Kasuga Grand Shrine are beautiful.   3. The lanterns at the Kasuga Grand Shrine are lit on the third and fourth.  
Output: 1
Statement: The endless obstacles to confirmation deter the best  According to Mackenzie, the presidential personnel office must frequently offer a job to its fourth or fifth choice because the top candidates don't want to endure the inconvenience. Choices:  1. The presidential personnel office only offers jobs to its first choice candidate. 2. Since five years ago, the presidential personnel office has not offered a job to its first choice candidate. 3. The presidential personnel office does not always offer the job to its first choice candidate.
Output: 1
Statement: But Jane only laughed. Choices:  1. But Jane started laughing. 2. Jane found it very funny. 3. But Jane began to cry.
Output: 3
Statement: She tossed it onto the largest cleared space, gobbled some outlandish noises, and dropped onto it, squatting near one end. Choices:  1. She tossed the platform into the space, yelled something, and dropped onto it. 2. She quietly jumped in the hole. 3. She tossed it into the space, yelled some sounds, and dropped onto it
Output: 2
Statement: Even without such changes, the Postal Service could pursue regional wage differentials. Choices:  1. The Postal Service already had the ability to pay different wages in different places. 2. The Postal Service wants to pay higher wages in New York. 3. The postal service must pay the same wage in every region.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, many organizations required users to sign a statement that they had read and understood the organization's information security policies. Choices:  1. Many groups made users sign a statement saying they agreed to the security policies and they would punish them in the courtroom if they did not. 2. Many groups made users sign a statement saying they refused to follow the laws. 3. Many groups made users sign a statement saying they agreed to the security policies.
Output: 2
Statement: well so much of it is game playing with the lawyers they're plea doing their plea bargaining and and uh give and take type situation that uh they're playing with people's lives in effect uh by offering uh to uh uh offering to announce their guilt to a certain degree on a crime in order to get uh a lighter uh sentence sentence Choices:  1. Many people that are innocent take plea bargains just to avoid trial.  2. Plea bargaining is a game.  3. Lawyers take plea bargaining seriously. 
Output: 3
Statement: He had elaborated a careful plan for the following evening. Choices:  1. He created an intricate plan for the next night. 2. He devised a solid plan for the next evening and he hoped nothing would go wrong. 3. He decided to allow things to happen spontaneously the next night.
Output: 3
Statement:  Project Gutenberg is a registered trademark, and may not be used if you charge for the eBooks, unless you receive specific permission. Choices:  1. You have to get permission to use project Gutenburg's trademark. 2. It is legal not to follow Project Gutenburg's rules. 3. Project Gutenburg is not a registered trademark.
Output: 3
Statement: The statutory validity that courts assume in LSC cases will remain open for full determination in later cases. Choices:  1. Statutory validity can not be assumed in LSC cases at all. 2. The courts can assume statutory validity in the case of LSC cases. 3. An assumption that many courts make during LSC cases is that the evidence is valid.
Output: 1
Statement: um on occasion on occasion um i do vary um you know i wear suits i wear skirts and sweaters on occasion i can wear jeans um how about you Choices:  1. I do not wear suits or skirts.  2. I wear clothing such as suits, skirts, sweaters and jeans. 3. I do not like dressing up often.
Output: 1
Statement: The truth is not so exciting, said San'doro. Choices:  1. San'doro found the truth to be less than exciting.  2. San'doro knew the truth was sad.  3. San'doro thought the truth was dramatic and exciting. 
Output: 3
Statement: However, it has tacitly encouraged the rebels, in the belief that Mobutu's patronage of guerrilla forces in the region is destabilizing. Choices:  1. The rebels were encouraged by the belief that Mobutu's use of guerilla forces in the region isn't stable.  2. It encouraged the rebels to know that Mobutu has started to stop using guerilla forces.  3. The rebels were discouraged by the destabalization of the use of guerilla forces. 
Output: 3
Statement: and EDS is very particular about this hair cuts i mean it was like you can't have you know such and such facial hair no beards you know and just really detailed Choices:  1. There are many men in the EDS that choose to grow large beards. 2. The EDS dictates how long a man can wear his hair. 3. The EDS has strict regulations pertaining to the grooming of facial hair.
Output: 1
Statement: I hesitate to suggest pensioning off a faithful servant, but you really ought to have a better watchdog. 128 Conrad snarled impotently, and said sullenly, as the man with the beard swung round upon him: "He gave the word. Choices:  1. Conrad wanted to be the replacement watchdog, he could handle the job. 2. Conrad feels as though the bearded man should have a better watchdog. 3. Conrad had no opinions on the bearded man's current watchdog.
Output: 3
Statement: what type Choices:  1. I need to know what type the item is. 2. I am somewhat curious to know what type of item is. 3. I don't care about what type of item is, at all.
Output: 3
Statement: 9 seconds per piece for rural routes. Choices:  1. 22 seconds per piece for urban routes. 2. 1232 seconds per piece for rural routes. 3.  9 seconds per piece for rural routes.
Output: 2
Statement: I'd bet six to one," said a man in fine silks and a wide-brimmed dyed purple hat. Choices:  1. The man was wearing a plain robe. 2. THe man was dressed up for dinner. 3. The man was wearing a flashy hat.
Output: 1
Statement: but see now they they would be out of his system but if he was to be tested Choices:  1. If they did test him, the drugs would already be gone. 2. That's why the tests should be random in his case. 3. The drugs would still be in his body if they tested him.
Output: 3
Statement: The Tide of Islam Choices:  1. The tide of atheism. 2. The wave of Islam 3. Islam came in as a crushing tide and washed away the other religions of the world.
Output: 1
Statement: uh no this is the first time i've done it uh Choices:  1. I've done it many times before. 2. I haven't done it before. 3. I haven't done it before because it is dangerous.
Output: 1
Statement: In the pursuit of power, Milosevic has run Serbia into the ground. Choices:  1. Serbia has thrived under Milosevic's rule.  2. Milosevic has destroyed Serbia in his pursuit of power. 3. He was so power hungry he did not care what he did to Serbia. 
Output: 1
Statement: Why not sample the real thing?Ca'daan turned and saw an older woman, legs bare under a short sarong. Choices:  1. Ca'daan looked at the older woman. 2. Ca'daan stared intently at the woman's legs. 3. Ca'daan closed his eyes and didn't look around.
Output: 3
Statement: Do you want to say how much?" Choices:  1. Do you want to give any information? 2. Do you want to not respond? 3. Do you want to tell the price?
Output: 2
Statement: 'But we have certain concerns about image copyright. Choices:  1. In this case image copyright is of no concern. 2. Image copyright is a concern of ours. 3. We believe there may be infractions on your part when it comes to copyright.
Output: 1
Statement: right or if you're going to go the science route you can go to a target school that specializes in science or art you know there's no point in you know i'm an engineering student and if i have to go take art classes you know i'm not going to use them and through high school i could have gone so much further if i'd gone to a school that was directed Choices:  1. I am taking engineering courses. 2. I am majoring in English poetry. 3. I study engineering and business.
Output: 2
Statement: well it's it's it's not it's not music it's just it's just uh uh beat talking in a beat it is just it's not exciting at all it doesn't  it doesn't give you relaxation you can't dance to it you can't do anything to it yeah Choices:  1. It's like spoken poetry being given over music. 2. Talking on a beat isn't real music. 3. I believe that music needs to have a melody.
Output: 1
Statement: Utilizing figures from the Congressional Budget Office, it is estimated that the total annual direct impact of the MHPA would be to increase aggregate health plan expenditures by $1. Choices:  1. They didn't estimate the annual direct impact of the MHPA. 2. The Congressional Budget Office is a reliable source of information. 3. The annual direct impact of the MHPA was estimated.
Output: 1
Statement:  "Don't know. Choices:  1. I know for sure.  2. I do not know.  3. Someone else knows. 
Output: 1
Statement: and he just bawled at the end and just uh she's not going to die and we were trying to say Kenny it's okay and he didn't want to listen to it Choices:  1. Kenny was so kind when he comforted the crying woman. 2. We wanted Kenny to calm down fast. 3. We tried to comfort Kenny but he was not listening to our words.
Output: 1
Statement: I include it here because it is a discount and it can lead to a reduction in postal work. Choices:  1. I have two reasons for including it here, both beneficial. 2. I include it here because it increases the cost and the postal work. 3. I include it here because it save a lot of time in postal work.
Output: 2
Statement: And knowing that, you'd still fight against repairing the sky?  "Hatching is probably always horrible from inside the shell," Bork answered. Choices:  1. Bork said that being born is an unpleasant experience. 2. Bork is convinced that hatching is a very pleasant experience. 3. The sky is broken because Bork broke it in a fit of rage.
Output: 2
Statement: I won't have troublemakers on the Range. Now the voice, too, was tired. Choices:  1. Anyone who causes trouble will be kicked off the Range. 2. I won't have anyone causing trouble on the Range. 3. I invite all troublemakers onto the Range. 
Output: 3
Statement: Other fragments and versions will add to what Callahan has assembled, not overwrite it. Choices:  1. Callahan has established a solid foundation for work in this field. 2. New findings are likely to disprove and possibly replace Callahan's work. 3. Any new information will only help Callahan's case.
Output: 2
Statement: However, engineering and project management labor are also needed for the project. Choices:  1. Besides engineering and project management labor being needed in the project, construction labor was needed too. 2. No engineering and project management labor was needed for the project. 3. Also needed in the project are engineering and project management labor.
Output: 2
Statement: they say that Commodore has made a good um PC for the price though Choices:  1. The Commodore 64 is an exceptionally good value.  2. All Commodore PCs are crap and aren't worth any price.  3. Commodore PCs are good for the price. 
Output: 2
Statement: Boy, that's how rumors get started, isn't it? Choices:  1. If this is how rumors get started, we can learn a lesson about it. 2. This is how compliments get started. 3. This is how rumors get started.
Output: 2
Statement: good deal well i tell you what uh yesterday i went out and played a little golf and uh i paid the price my neck got got burned to a crisp Choices:  1. I played golf in Florida on the most popular course in the state. 2. I played golf yesterday and my neck got sunburnt. 3. I played football yesterday and wore sun screen so I didn't get burnt.
Output: 3
Statement: Who is Stark? asked Jon. Choices:  1. Jon asked who Stark was. 2. Where is Stark? asked Jon. 3. Jon asked who Stark was and what he did for a living.
Output: 2
Statement: They even tried to make profits on blood provided by Red Cross charities. Choices:  1. Blood donations from Red Cross charities were even targeted as a way for them to make money. 2. They greatly helped Red Cross charities by providing thousands of liters of blood, free of charge. 3. The Red Cross caught wind of their attempts and refused to work with them.
Output: 2
Statement: He did not jump up and down Choices:  1. He jumped around energetically. 2. He did not bounce. 3. He stood still.
Output: 1
Statement: In the latter case, Centrelink provides these employers with materials to distribute to existing and new employees who are receiving benefits from Centrelink. Choices:  1. These employers are happy to give out those materials, because it helps them keep their employees and get new ones. 2. Centrelink provides these employers with materials to distribute to existing and new employees who are receiving benefits from Centrelink, in the latter case. 3. In the former case, Centerlink provides employers with materials to distribute among employees who receive benefits from Centrelink.
Output: 3
Statement: He straightened away from the door frame which had been supporting his shoulders. Choices:  1. He stood up away from the door frame which had been supporting his upper half. 2. He slouched and sat down against the door frame.  3. He stood up and then addressed his friend. 
Output: 2
Statement: That strategic advantage is no less important today than it was 2,500 years ago, when a band of Greeks first founded the city of Byzantium on this very spot. Choices:  1. The strategic advantage of Byzantium is due to its location along a trade route. 2. Byzantium was founded by Greeks. 3. 1500 years ago Byzantium was founded by Greeks.
Output: 3
Statement: The American Bar Association awarded a $6,000 grant for the model project. Choices:  1. The model project was bound to become a very popular and profitable venture. 2. The $6,000 grant was offered by The American Bar Association. 3. The American Bar Association have expressed disapproval for the model project.
Output: 3
Statement: Wouldn't that do the trick?  Choices:  1. The speaker thinks that this would do the trick. 2. The trick is a seal balancing a ball on it's nose. 3. The person does not think that would do the trick
Output: 3
Statement: To take in the sight of the great shrine against the glorious setting sun, spend the night at one of Miyajima's many Japanese-style hotels and inns, preferably a family-run ryokan or pension .After dinner, don your cotton yukata robe and pad out the short distance back to the Itsukushima Shrine. Choices:  1. Should you wish to visit the shrine, just grab a bus directly there and don't stay the night. 2. If you want to visit the shrine, you should stay at a Miyajima Japanese-style hotel or inn. 3. Beware that the monks at the shrine can refuse entry to certain visitors.
Output: 1
Statement: Since 1955, when Walt Disney opened the doors of his Magic Kingdom, Disneyland has become one of the world's most popular tourist attractions. Choices:  1. Disneyland is a tourist attraction build around the "universe" of Walt Disney's set of characters and creations. 2. Contrary to popular belief, Walt Disney and his set of characters have no actual affiliation with Disneyland. 3. Although it was officially opened in 1955, the park underwent two years of a "soft opening" of sorts.
Output: 2
Statement: P.S.: Consider the groovy umbrella a keepsake from the Messrs. Choices:  1. The Messrs sent over a nice umbrella. 2. The umbrella was originally supposed to be a loan rather than a keepsake. 3. P.S. You had better return that umbrella to the Messrs.
Output: 3
Statement: But that's not all that distinguishes Porto Santo from Madeira. Choices:  1. Porto Santo and Madeira can be distinguished by the difference in the weather. 2. Porto Santo and Madeira are the same. 3. There's more than that distinguishes Porto Santo from Madeira.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah  somebody has to watch the store though you can't really you know without overseeing Choices:  1. Nobody will notice if we leave the store unmanaged. 2. Someone has to be in charge of the store. 3. We can do it after closing time.
Output: 1
Statement: yes i it just just doesn't make sense i just Choices:  1. I know but it just does not add up. 2. I cannot figure this out. 3. The truth is so clear it's hard not to make sense of it all.
Output: 3
Statement: Red Rock Canyon affords numerous routes, including a two-mile Pine Creek Canyon trek and a slightly longer walk along the Keystone Thrust Trail. Choices:  1. One can hike along numerous routes in Red Rock Canyon. 2. Red Rock Canyon must be traversed exclusively by boat. 3. The Keystone Thrust Trail is longer but easier than Pine Creek.
Output: 2
Statement: Despite this recent shift in the federal position, net national saving as a share of GDP remains well below the average level of the 1960s largely as a result of the decline in personal saving. Choices:  1. Personal savings are increasing. 2. The recent shift in federal position is not affecting the net national saving rate. 3. Personal saving are declining, resulting in net national saving as a share of GDP to be below the average level of the 1960s.
Output: 1
Statement: i uh i usually don't i usually use them to consolidate billing Choices:  1. I have all of my bills on auto billing to save trees. 2. I prefer to pay my bills by check. 3. I do not normally set up auto billing. 
Output: 1
Statement: is no contest. Choices:  1. Zero contest. 2. Zero contest for now. 3. Is contest.
Output: 3
Statement: 1: Key Assumptions of the Economic Model Choices:  1. Number one - the key assumptions of the economic model.  2. There are multiple assumptions in the economic model. 3. Key facts of the economic model.
Output: 3
Statement: You git yourself in here, 'fore I skin that hide"  Choices:  1. Get in here before you get spanked. 2. You were supposed to be home already so now you're in trouble 3. Stay outside and I'll give you cake, sweetie.
Output: 3
Statement: Crossing the ocean and heading for freedom in...in...in...Freedom where? Where else is there for you to go? Choices:  1. Where are you heading across the ocean to find freedom? 2. You will never find true freedom. 3. Crossing the country on the way to freedom.
Output: 3
Statement: After two years of data collection, or a minimum of 20 data points, the control chart should be maintained using only the 20 most recent data points. Choices:  1. The control chart will be maintained with 5 years of data collection and a minimum 50 data points 2. The control chart should be maintained using two years of data collection and the 20 most recent data points. 3. By using the most recent 20 data points, the control chart will be accurate and maintained.
Output: 1
Statement: Try to visit during the early morning, before the mass-production artists set up their easels and the crowds take over. Choices:  1. The crowds don't tend to take over until later on in the day. 2. Artists don't have to set up their own easels, the crowds usually do it for them. 3. Crowds don't come until later because the morning is reserved for setup time, and most people aren't willing to wake up that early in the morning anyway.
Output: 2
Statement: But the demand for whale oil would decline steeply after 1859, with the discovery of oil in Pennsylvania and the start of the American Civil War in 1860. Choices:  1. Whale oil continued to rise after the end of the American Civil War. 2. The discovery of oil in Pennsylvania led others to believe that more oil could be found in its neighboring states. 3. The discovery of oil in Pennsylvania created a decline in whale oil.
Output: 1
Statement: Laundry adorns disintegrating balconies, while in the center of the plaza an incongruous, neoclassical gleaming marble fountain has been installed (it's an unmitigated disaster in this atmospheric corner of Old Havana). Choices:  1. There is a gleaming marble fountain outside the park. 2. There is a gleaming marble fountain in the center of the plaza. 3. There is a gleaming marble fountain in the center of the plaza and this was a place where citizens congregate.
Output: 1
Statement: right uh-huh Colorado is beautiful Choices:  1. Colorado, with the mountains and nature, is gorgeous. 2. Arizona is ugly. 3. Colorado is beautiful.
Output: 2
Statement: Consider the following example. Choices:  1. Look at the above example.  2. Think about the example given. 3. The example is explained in detail.
Output: 1
Statement: The  Zaire, posted Saturday, March 22, now in The Compost, inaccurately identified Paul Kagame as president of Rwanda. Choices:  1. The zaire accurately identified Paul Kagame as president of Rwanda. 2. The Zaire inaccurately identified Paul Kagame as president of Rwanda. 3. The Zaire is a Rwandan Newspaper.
Output: 1
Statement: Ancient capital of the flat region of Berry on the northern edge of P??rigord, Bourges is on the road south to Clermont-Ferrand and Montpellier but worth a brief detour for those using the A20. Choices:  1. It is worth the short detour from the A20 to visit the Bourges. 2. There are a lot of flowers across the flat area of Berry. 3. Bourges is a significantly great distance away from the A20 and not worth the trip.
Output: 3
Statement: The general contract approach assumes that the owner contracts individually for all engineering and construction services required to acquire a facility. Choices:  1. The contract makes the owner liable 2. The general contract assumes nothing 3. The general approach assumes the owner pays individually for all engineering and building services 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah a couple of generations of you know being around people and boy there's nothing left of them as far as wildness goes Choices:  1. The generations didn't want to be remembered in the present time. 2. There are signs of the generations everywhere. 3. There isn't any remaining sign of the generations.
Output: 2
Statement: Any thoughts? Choices:  1. Given what is known by the experts is there anything to add? 2. The no thoughts to add here. 3. Care to provide additional input?
Output: 2
Statement: I wondered whether, if she had remained at Styles, the tragedy would have taken place, or would the man have feared her watchful eyes?  Choices:  1. I knew the tragedy would have happened, even if she'd stayed at Styles. 2. I wondered if the tragedy would have happened if she'd stayed at Styles. 3. I wondered what her leaving Styles had to do with the tragedy.
Output: 1
Statement: Vrenna continued her dance, kicking one man in the chest and cleaving into the flank of another. Choices:  1. Vrenna was using this dance as a way to escape the awkward meeting.  2. One of Vrenna's dance moves was kicking a male in the chest area.  3. Vrenna kicked a small child in the chest as she danced. 
Output: 3
Statement: But after the requisite barb-trading with the White House, and a much-photographed round of negotiations in which the sanctity of Social Security and the need to invest in our nation's children are duly invoked, it would be a blessing if Congress would quietly pass a continuing resolution keeping spending more or less where it currently is, and then take to the hustings, where each party can blame the other for doing what's best for the country--nothing. Choices:  1. It would be nice if Congress could increase spending to a rate this country has never seen before.  2. The Republicans and Independents  will soon go back to arguing over who will do best for the country.  3. It would be nice if Congress could find a way to keep spending relatively close to what it is now. 
Output: 1
Statement: Seems like them Yankees gathered me up with th' rest of them bushwacker scrubs, but when they got me a mile or so down th' road they decided as how I'd had it good an' there was no use wastin' wagon room on me. Choices:  1. The Yankees decided to spend time with him. 2. The Yankees decided not to waste time on him. 3. The Yankees decided not to waste time on him because they had better things to do.
Output: 1
Statement: And ethics aside, reporters like to prolong fights by keeping them even. Choices:  1. Reporters are not ethical at all.  2. Reporters prolong fights to keep them even. 3. Reporters try to shorten the fights. 
Output: 3
Statement: His face was ashen. Choices:  1. He looked ill and scared. 2. His face was pale. 3. His face was rosy.
Output: 3
Statement: ( Vanity Fair reports that Peter actually was abandoned by his mother, too; he was raised by his grandmother during Harrer's absence. Choices:  1. His mother has abandoned him because of her drug abuse problems. 2. His grandmother never raised Peter, because she was too old. 3. Peter was actually abandoned by his mother too, he was raised by his grandmother during Harrer's absence, as reported by Vanity Fair.
Output: 2
Statement: i know at least in the medical field it seems like they've come out with a lot further advances as far as female medications and things since women have gotten into the doctor field i don't think that men really took the time to work on that sort of thing Choices:  1. I don't think that men took the time to work on things like female medications.  2. I think that more women should become doctors.  3. It seems like there has been no progress on things like female medications. 
Output: 3
Statement: Now the Sticks knew they were here and things would be much harder. Choices:  1. The Sticks had no idea that they were here. 2. The Sticks knew the warriors were close by. 3. Things would be harder now that the Sticks know they are here.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, injection of sorbent, and possibly water for humidification, will most often be performed downstream of the air preheater and upstream of the electrostatic precipitator, where the gas temperature is typically in the range of 280-300 eF. Choices:  1. Gas temperature never exceeds 100 degrees F. 2. The gas temperature upstream of the electrostatic precipitator is in the range of 280-300 degrees F. 3. Injection of sorbent has no safety issues.
Output: 1
Statement: I will tell you why.  Choices:  1. I don't have anything for you. 2. I know why you didn't get the job. 3. I'll clue you in.
Output: 1
Statement: Nora now sits in an ominous stillness. Choices:  1. Nora was not in stillness before. 2. Nora is moving a lot 3. Nora is too afraid to move.
Output: 2
Statement: The quality and continuity of the new department's leadership is critical to building and sustaining the long-term effectiveness of DHS and homeland security goals and objectives. Choices:  1. DHS and homeland security do not build a sustaining organization.  2. Quality of leadership at DHS and homeland security has always been the best.  3. Leadership holds importance in any organization, be it the DHS and homeland security.
Output: 1
Statement: Statuary found all around the Kingdom depicts both the important deities Osiris, Hathor, Isis and others and the Pharaohs of the major dynasties. Choices:  1. The important deities of the Kingdom included Osiris, Hathor and Isis.   2. Isis was not one of the important deities of the Kingdom.   3. Isis was the most important of all the Kingdom's deities.  
Output: 2
Statement: Earthquake, fire, flood, and the plunder of barbarians and Renaissance architects reduced the area to a muddy cow pasture until the excavations of the 19th century. Choices:  1. The area never declined from it's peak state of completion.  2. The area was reduced to a muddy cow pasture due to various environmental effects. 3. The area was once highly impressive as a state building existed there.
Output: 1
Statement: where are they going to put the other one Choices:  1. I hope they put the other one in my office. 2. Where's the other one going? 3. I know where they're putting the other one.
Output: 3
Statement: oh well we get we get the first you know it comes directly to us from CNN and it's a continuous coverage and course they repeat themselves a lot  and it was really easy when Choices:  1. CNN would often times send us easy things. 2. Things never came to us directly from CNN. 3. It's a continuous coverage directly from CNN.
Output: 2
Statement: We Belgians will always remember her with gratitude." Poirot was an extraordinary looking little man.  Choices:  1. Belgians will never forget her gratitude 2. Belgians will never remember her gratitude 3. Belgians were happy for her gratitude
Output: 2
Statement: I do feel like a rabbit. Choices:  1. Yes, I feel like a bunny. 2. I feel as nervous as a rabbit. 3. I feel as calm as a bear.
Output: 3
Statement: In Old Havana, magnificently restored colonial palaces and stately baroque churches and convents crowd pulsating squares. Choices:  1. Colonial palaces are being restored in Old Havana. 2. Colonial palaces are being restored in Old Havana to attract tourists. 3. Colonial palaces are being restored in New Havana.
Output: 3
Statement: Poor communism was inefficient enough that its people were able to accomplish some things despite it, but efficient enough that they couldn't have cable TV. Choices:  1. Cable TV shows include episodes of Maury. 2. Poor communism was highly efficient, so much so that people could watch cable TV. 3. Communism was inefficient as people could not accomplish things.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh where were you from oh my goodness i didn't know they did it long distance Choices:  1. I've always known people did it long distance. 2. I had no idea that people did that long distance. 3. I'm impressed that they did it long distance.
Output: 1
Statement: Buses 13, 24, 25, 27, 74, and 79 serve both museums, though you wouldn't have the energy to see both in a day. Choices:  1. There are numerous buses that serve the pair of museums.  2. Bus 27 does a full circuit around the city and is a good choice for people interested in getting a feel for the town. 3. The museums are sadly isolated and do not connect to any major transit routes. 
Output: 3
Statement: I have come into money, and the shock has been too much for me!  Choices:  1. I have been poor for my entire life, and that's the way it will always be. 2. It was a shock to come into money. 3. I have come into money, and the shock may never wear off.
Output: 1
Statement: The palace museum displays a colorful collection of exhibits, giving insight into the daily life of those who lived there. Choices:  1. The colorful exhibitions of the palace museum are only open until 6pm. 2. All exhibitions are closed in the palace museum. 3. The exhibitions in the palace museum give insight into the every day life of past residents.
Output: 2
Statement: The final rule was determined to be an economically significant regulatory action by the Office of Management and Budget. Choices:  1. The Office of Management and Budget determined the final rule was an economically significant regulatory action 2. The final rule was disputed by many different parties. 3. The final rule was dismissed as being totally worthless
Output: 3
Statement: However, FGD connections for single and multiple systems can typically be performed during planned outage times. Choices:  1. FGD connections for single and multiple systems can be performed during planned outages 2. FDG connections can be performed during all types of outages 3. It is great that FDG connections can be worked on during outages planned
Output: 2
Statement: I remembered how Poirot had relied on my diplomacy.  Choices:  1. I couldn't remember a time Poirot relied on me. 2. I recalled that Poirot depended on my diplomacy. 3. Poirot needed my diplomacy.
Output: 1
Statement: Though described as only modestly talented, Kim's daughter also performed with the Melbourne Symphony in 1990 when that city was chasing the Olympics, and with the Utah Symphony in '95. Choices:  1. Kim's daughter is not musical. 2. Kim's daughter played in various symphonies. 3. Kim's daughter played the cello with symphonies.
Output: 1
Statement: Installation of the control device hookup on a sequential basis usually involves an overlap of compliance testing of FGD system on one unit with hookup of an FGD system with the next unit. Choices:  1. One unit can be hooked up while the previous hookup is being tested for compliance. 2. Total hookup time is lessened by doing hookups sequentially. 3. Hookup cannot proceed from one unit to the next until the first unit is completely hooked up and tested for compliance.
Output: 3
Statement: Say, remarked Julius suddenly, "there's Tuppence's bright boy. Choices:  1. Julius said this slowly.  2. Julius thinks Tuppence's boy is bright. 3. Tuppence's bright boy is a smart dog.
Output: 1
Statement: so i just at an opportune time i got one that that suited my needs and i've just stuck with it the only thing i've done to it is just add a uh add a mouse and a hard drive Choices:  1. I have upgraded the screen, the mouse, hard drive and the keyboard. 2. Besides adding some peripheral devices, I have never changed the one I have always had. 3. It did not cost me much to buy a mouse and hard drive.
Output: 1
Statement: i wish they would Choices:  1. I wish they would impeach the President. 2. I hope they don't. 3. I would like for them to.
Output: 2
Statement: and we didn't have a tent or any camping supplies so we'd sleep on those picnic tables at roadside parks i mean i know it's dangerous i wouldn't do it now but we did Choices:  1. It was a dangerous thing to do. 2. I would still do that now. 3. We didn't care that it was dangerous.
Output: 2
Statement: depending on how much uh you know and there's a lot of uh actually it works pretty well and then we have uh uh waste uh cans for aluminum in the in the break areas at work and so Choices:  1. At work, we recycle aluminum in special bins. 2. If you have too much then they won't take aluminum on some days. 3. There is no recycling at work for aluminum cans so we just throw them in the trash.
Output: 3
Statement: Show us, Susan, said Jon. Choices:  1. Show us, Adrin, said Jon. 2. Jon asked Susan to show them. 3. Jon excitedly asked Susan to show them.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah Reagan is kind of mush mush mouth Choices:  1. It is hard to understand what Reagan says. 2. Reagan is not a big fan of talking to people. 3. Reagan is as clear and articulate as they get.
Output: 3
Statement: Six years later he besieged Vienna for 24 days (unsuccessfully) before going on to take most of Hungary. Choices:  1. Vienna was under siege for 24 days, but the siege was not successful. 2. Vienna had strong walls and a lasting supply of food to survive the siege. 3. He led a successful siege of Vienna six years later.
Output: 3