niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: yeah that's the one i was thinking of Choices:  1. That is the one I was thinking of, but not what I thought.  2. Correct, I was thinking of that one.  3. No, that is not the one I was thinking of. 
Output: 3
Statement: Pre-1992 loans and loan guarantees that are modified shall each, respectively, constitute a single cohort. Choices:  1. The cohort is comprised of both loans and loan guarantees. 2. 30% of pre-1992 loans defaulted. 3. Loans and loan guarantees were given distinct cohorts for analysis purposes.
Output: 3
Statement: The blade withdrew and blood sprayed from the wound in the Kal's chest. Choices:  1. Even though the blade remained in the wound, it was still bleeding a lot.  2. The Kal's wounded chest was bleeding profusely.  3. Luckily, there was a nurse nearby and she was able to stop the bleeding. 
Output: 1
Statement: you know i mean i i Choices:  1. Of course you are aware what I mean. 2. My meaning is very clear to you. 3. I know you have no idea what I am talking about.
Output: 3
Statement: Barnes won't lack for clients. Choices:  1. Barnes will have many clients. 2. Barnes will have a very high number of clients. 3. Barnes will severely lack clients.
Output: 3
Statement: no i do not i work for GTE Choices:  1. I've been at GTE for years. 2. I am currently unemployed. 3. I am employed by GTE.
Output: 2
Statement: George Carey, the archbishop of Canterbury, noted that it hurts to be denied the Lord's Supper by a fellow disciple of Jesus Christ. Choices:  1. The Lord's Supper is occasionally referred as the "Blessed Feast". 2. No man by the name of George has ever been archbishop of any religious institution.  3. Being denied the Lore's Supper hurts, at least according to the archbishop George Carey.
Output: 2
Statement: Shift away from consumption of postal delivery services to telephone services for household sector Choices:  1. Telephone services are increasing. 2. Postal services have remained steady over the years. 3. Postal delivery services will eventually die all together.
Output: 2
Statement: uh sure yeah they they that area has managed to maintain itself very well the people are Choices:  1. There must be a lot of people working to keep that area maintained that well. 2. That are is very poorly maintained. 3. That area is very well maintained.
Output: 2
Statement: why not just check everybody so Choices:  1. Why not just check the people that aren't here? 2. Is there a reason to not check everyone? 3. Why not check everyone that is here right now?
Output: 1
Statement: At least we won't have to read The Healing Process on the editorial page the following day. Choices:  1. The Healing Process is on the health page. 2. The Healing Process is always printed on the editorial page. 3. The Healing Process won't be on the editorial page.
Output: 2
Statement: It is a cooperative association of 20 federal agencies with interests and responsibilities related to all aspects of facility design, acquisition, management, maintenance, and evaluation. Choices:  1. The federal agencies refuse to work together. 2. 20 federal agencies are working together. 3. 20 federal agencies are working together to solve the problem of legal aid shortages.
Output: 1
Statement: Arraiolos wool rugs are colorful and rustic-looking Choices:  1. Arraiolos wool rugs have a long and colorful history. 2. There is no color in these Arraiolos wool rugs. 3. There is a certain rustic look to Arraiolos wool rugs.
Output: 2
Statement: The cathedral's 750 stained-glass windows are sublimely restrained, but Tomes bronze, marble, and jasper ensemble of color, shape, and symbolism is startling, and, daring as it is, much criticized. Choices:  1. There were only 15 windows in the cathedral. 2. There were more than 700 stained glass windows in the cathedral. 3. Tomes created art that shocked people and made them think.
Output: 1
Statement: you haven't huh if you were uh what do you think about the whole concept of a trial by your peers Choices:  1. What are your thoughts on having a trial by peers? 2. Have you ever thought about the concept of trial by peers? 3. What do you think about trial by a judge?
Output: 3
Statement: Breaking  Susan Page reported on Late Edition that President Clinton would make a January recess appointment of Bill Lann Lee to the job the Senate won't confirm him for, assistant attorney general for civil rights. Choices:  1. Susan Page was on Crossfire. 2. Susan Page was on Late Edition on February 9. 3. Susan Page was on Late Edition.
Output: 1
Statement: Rule concedes that suppliers and consumers will gravitate toward the most widely disseminated standard, regardless of whether it is technically the best. Choices:  1. Everyone wants this very best and nothing else.  2. They don't really care as long as its popular.  3. Everyone gravitates to the most disseminated standard even if its not best. 
Output: 1
Statement: Although an individual household can tap its wealth by selling assets to finance consumption or accumulate other assets, the sale of an existing asset merely transfers ownership; it does not generate new economic output. Choices:  1. Selling an asset automatically transfers ownership. 2. Selling an asset does not transfer ownership. 3. Selling an asset transfers ownership.
Output: 2
Statement: Regardless of the timing of recording T and A data, management must have in place a system of control techniques that gives reasonable assurance that the recorded information reflects time worked, leave taken, or other absences. Choices:  1. Management should ensure that the time employees spend working is accurately recorded. 2. These measures are necessary to improve efficiency and cut costs. 3. There is no need for a system of control techniques because the existing practices are always accurate.
Output: 3
Statement: When did she leave? Choices:  1. The speaker does not know when she left. 2. The speaker knows when she left. 3. No one knows when she left. 
Output: 2
Statement: Considering Legal, Regulatory, and Other Compliance Requirements Choices:  1. There are Legal, Regulatory, and Other Compliance Requirements 2. Legal, Regulatory, and Other Compliance Requirements for the new law. 3. There are no regulatory compliance requirements.
Output: 3
Statement: The other gentile who enters my story, and in a more important way, is George Shultz. Choices:  1. George Shultz is the other angry gentile who enters my story without an introduction. 2. George Shultz does not enter my story. 3. George Shultz is the other gentile who enters my story.
Output: 2
Statement: Giza was the site of a royal burial ground from the days of the Early Empire and the desert landscape is dotted with numerous mud brick tombs and mastabas (stone tombs with flat roofs), though they are by no means as impressive as the pyramids themselves. Choices:  1. There are no mud brick tombs anywhere in the desert.  2. Giza has a royal burial. 3. There is a total of ten pyramids in this area. 
Output: 1
Statement: Even the eloquence of his counsel was hardly likely to save him. Choices:  1. His charming demeanor would prove to be his salvation. 2. The money in his purse might give him a chance. 3. His florid language and eloquent countenance probably wouldn't save him.
Output: 1
Statement: Because Julius Hersheimmer is Mr. Brown, said Sir James dryly. Choices:  1. Julius Hersheimmer pretended to be someone called Brown.  2. Julius Hersheimmer and Mr. Brown are different people.  3. Julius Hersheimmer and Mr. Brown are the same person. 
Output: 2
Statement: they've uh they've got Derek Harper that's a real good point guard him and Rolando Blackman Choices:  1. Derek Harper is a better point guard than Rolando Blackman. 2. Derek Harper and Rolando Blackman are the least talented point guards on the team 3. Derek Harper and Rolando Blackman are good point guards.
Output: 2
Statement: A'Deem left his booth to the boy with a strong threat and whispered to the mercenary who walked the lane. Choices:  1. A'Deem stayed at his booth. 2. A'Deem left the boy in charge of the booth. 3. A'Deem walked away from his booth.
Output: 1
Statement: I wouldn't have taken the meat only they wouldn't eat grass or leaves and we couldn't find good nuts or berries and cook never lets me have anything or I would have asked her and I didn't know it was for lunch and--"   Choices:  1. I took the meat to them because they were not eating grass or leaves. 2. They finished all the grass and leaves we gave them. 3. They just looked at the meat I brought to them.
Output: 2
Statement: However, many mental-health professionals argue that a dimensional model makes more sense and would more closely mirror the real world. Choices:  1. It will more closely mirror the real world. 2. The dimensional model makes no sense. 3. A dimensional model makes more sense according to many mental health professionals.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i think it was Battle of Freedom it's kind of like a historical compendium Choices:  1. I haven't read the whole thing because it is so long. 2. I do not think that the compendium was Battle of Freedom. 3. Battle of Freedom is a collection of historical books.
Output: 2
Statement: The much praised but often insensitive prefect of Paris swept away most of the medieval and 17th-century structures, leaving only the Place Dauphine and the Rue Chanoinesse as testimony to the island's rich residential life. Choices:  1. The prefect of Paris was never praised, regardless of how polite he was. 2. The reason the prefect was praised was because he was strict, but his insensitivity was by far his more dominant quality. 3. The prefect of Paris was praised by many people, but also seen to oftentimes be rather insensitive.
Output: 1
Statement: The off-hand dagger went to the earth. Choices:  1. The dagger fell as it was dropped.  2. The dagger was off-handed.  3. The dagger fell into the water. 
Output: 3
Statement: Need any help, son?"Drew shook his head, wanting to bring Shiloh under full control at a rate which would quiet the colt before they headed back to the furor about the finish line. Choices:  1. Drew was feeding Shiloh. 2. Drew was trying to calm Shiloh down because he was getting restless. 3. Drew was trying to calm Shiloh down.
Output: 1
Statement: Apparently not, said A'deem. Choices:  1. A'deem thought the answer was yes. 2. A'deem was not concerned and did not think so. 3. A'deem did not think so.
Output: 1
Statement: GSA reported that from January 1995 through September 2000, almost $823,000 was saved under the program, and employees received about half that amount in cash awards. Choices:  1. The program saved money by slashing spending on electricity in the office. 2. Employees received cash awards from the money that was saved under the program. 3. The program saved more than one million dollars and returned all of that money to the treasury.
Output: 3
Statement: Contrary to David Plotz's Assessment, Winnie-the-Pooh is neither American nor British. Choices:  1. Winnie-the-Pooh does not have a specific fictional place of origin. 2. Winnie-the-Pooh is a citizen of the United States. 3. Winnie-the-Pooh is neither American nor British.
Output: 2
Statement: semi for them too so yeah Choices:  1. It wasn't semi for them as well. 2. It is sort of for them but moreso for us. 3. Sort of for them as well.
Output: 1
Statement: I guess you've no right to ask such a thing!  Choices:  1. You should be asking me things like that.  2. You have no good reason to ask something like that.  3. You can't ask something that is so rude. 
Output: 1
Statement: Second, that the rankings suffer from a serious conceptual flaw. Choices:  1. The ranking methodology is flawless. 2. With a little bit of work, I think we can fix the rankings. 3. There is a major flaw in the rankings.
Output: 1
Statement: oh  what kind of work do you do on it Choices:  1. What is the nature of this what you do? 2. Oh why don't you do any work? 3. What is your job on this website?
Output: 2
Statement: Some participants suggested that the PCAOB consider the banking industry to provide examples of the integration of federal and state regulation and lessons learned about that structure from the savings and loan and banking crises. Choices:  1. They wanted them to see that there was still hope. 2. Those that participated urged them to look at examples of what had been done and lessons from others mistakes. 3. They did not think it was worthwhile to go over the mistakes from previous banking crises.
Output: 3
Statement: now that is a little overdoing it Choices:  1. I think that is overdoing it 2. I think that is overdoing it but it's better to be safe than sorry 3. I don't think that is overdoing it.
Output: 3
Statement: And, these environmental improvements cost less than predicted because of the built-in market based incentives. Choices:  1. People overestimated the effect of the upfront cost of making improvements to the environment. 2. The market based incentives that have been built into it are costing less. 3. The price of making the improvements to the environment was wildly underestimated.
Output: 3
Statement: and that's about uh three or four less than civil servants get Choices:  1. It's about ten times more than civil servants get 2. That's about three or four less times the salary that civil servants get 3. That's about three or four less than civil servants get
Output: 1
Statement: The trip to the top station takes just 90 seconds . Choices:  1. It will take you over 5 minutes to get up to the top station. 2. It will take longer than 90 seconds to get to the top station if there are busy queues. 3. You can reach the top station in about one and a half minutes.
Output: 1
Statement: However, it's also easy to get to Guangzhou by train or ferry. Choices:  1. One can get to Guangzhou by train or ferry. 2. Guangzhou is impossible to reach by any means. 3. One can also get to Guangzhou by plane.
Output: 2
Statement: There are heartening exceptions. Choices:  1. There are exceptions that are heartening. 2. There are exceptions that are not heartening. 3. There are exceptions that are heartening, said the man.
Output: 2
Statement: The executive privilege ruling is a big so-what for Safire and Juan Williams ( Fox News Sunday ). Clinton doesn't really mind losing individual court cases as long as losing buys him time. Choices:  1. Clinton is only worried about winning one particular case. 2. Clinton is terrified of losing the individual court cases. 3. Assuming it buys him time, Clinton has no problem with losing individual court cases.
Output: 2
Statement: Even in these cases, however, the relationship between the tax and the benefit received by an identifiable recipient is relatively indirect and disproportionate. Choices:  1. In some cases there is no direct benefit visible to tax payers. 2. Most tax money is spent on subsidies to corn farmers. 3. The benefit of tax payments is always obvious to tax payers.
Output: 3
Statement: I didn't know whether to stare at the ceiling, pretend I saw nothing, or thank her for the free show. Choices:  1. I confronted her about it immediately. 2. I was in a quandary as to how to behave at that moment. 3. It could prove to be embarrassing and I was uncertain whether to address what had happened or simply pretend I saw nothing.
Output: 1
Statement: have you had any uh major uh car repairs done recently Choices:  1. It's quite common for you to need car repairs.  2. I saw you repairing your car yesterday. 3. I have not seen you getting car fixes recently. 
Output: 2
Statement: He began turning the crank, just as the Sather came up. Choices:  1. He stopped turning the crank as Sather came up. 2. As Sather came up, he began to turn the crank. 3. Sather came up just as he started to crank.
Output: 1
Statement: It is Mr. Mace, from the chemist's shop.  Choices:  1. Mr Mace works at the chemist's shop. 2. At the chemist's shop, Mr. Mace brews up anti vampire elixer. 3. Mr. Mace is from the cobbler's shop.
Output: 3
Statement: For the greatest variety and lowest overall prices, shop in the side streets of Alicante. Choices:  1. Alicante is ritsy and expensive, don't go there to shop. 2. Alicante offers the lowest prices in the country. 3. Shop in the side streets of Alicante if you're after variety and the lowest prices.
Output: 1
Statement: Look, there is John ”and Miss Howard ”" Cynthia nodded rather gloomily.  Choices:  1. Cynthia couldn't find John and Miss Howard anywhere.  2. "Look over there, it's John and Miss Howard" said Cynthia with disappointment. 3. Cynthia noticed John and Miss Howard, two people she absolutely could not stand, and became very disappointed.
Output: 1
Statement: Some of these trekkers were British troops returning from the war with the Gurkhas of Nepal in 1819. Choices:  1. The British troops settled in the area. 2. The British troops trekked through the area. 3. There was a war with the Gurkhas.
Output: 1
Statement: just i've kind of got a collection going of tapes now and whenever i go visit my parents they're always saying well bring some of your tapes and they they always borrow a few of them i was over there they live in Duncanville and i was over there at Easter Choices:  1. I always collect old cartoons on VHS tape. 2. I have a collection of tapes. 3. I on't have any collections.
Output: 3
Statement: i think that that if it's if it's not a split decision uh go with the highest number and let's just get on with the program Choices:  1. I think that if it's not a split decision, go with the highest number and let's just continue with the program. 2. I think that even if it's a split decision, go with the highest number and let's just get on with the program. 3. I think that if it's not a split decision, go with the highest number and let's just get on with the program.
Output: 2
Statement: There'll be no second landing. Choices:  1. There will not be a second landing. 2. There will be another landing. 3. There won't be a second chance to land because it is wrecked now.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the simplest pleasures here is the stunning view of Paris rooftops as you go up the escalator. Choices:  1. The Eiffel Tower allows for perhaps the greatest view in all of Paris. 2. The simple pleasure is the view of the leaning tower of Pizza in Paris as you go up the steps. 3. As you ride the escalator you can get an amazing view of the Paris rooftops.
Output: 2
Statement: and i believe also in shooting of uh rape i mean killing a rape victim or i mean someone in the process of rape Choices:  1. Some people get killed during a rape. 2. No one is raped or killed. 3. I think if you kill someone during a rape, you should be killed.
Output: 2
Statement: The girl shook her head wonderingly. Choices:  1. The girl was not shaking her head. 2. The wondered as she shook her head. 3. The girl was shaking her head "no".
Output: 1
Statement: If that's the case, and there's such a thing as graft in this country, I'll buy her off." Tuppence reassured him. Choices:  1. The to buy her off will be quite high.   2. If it is true that there is a thing call graft, she can be purchased.   3. I will never buy her off as long as there is graft in this country.  
Output: 3
Statement: The grounds are now home to a 9-hole golf course, a small zoo, and an old Government Rest House (now a hotel) combining Neo-Classical Doric columns with a slightly curving Minangkagau roof ideal for shedding the heavy rains. Choices:  1. There is no hotel. 2. There is now a 9-hole golf course on the grounds. 3. The hotel is always vacant.
Output: 1
Statement: I fancied that between these two there existed very little sympathy.  Choices:  1. I liked that there wasn't much sympathy between them because I was in love with one of them. 2. There was so much sympathy between these two, and I loved that. 3. I enjoyed the fact that there wasn't much sympathy between these two.
Output: 2
Statement: Look for Ghiberti's vigorous bronze of the city's patron St. John (east wall, on the Via de' Caleiuoli); St. Matthew, the bankers' tax-collector turned Apostle (west); Donatello's St. George, the armorers' dragon-killer (north, a bronze cast of a marble original in the Bargello); St. Mark, whose vividly sculpted robes do credit to the linen-drapers he protects (south); and Nanni di Banco's outstanding conspiratorial group of Four Crowned Martyrs for the sculptors' own guild of stonemasons and wood-workers (north). Choices:  1. Ghiberti was a sculptor who created busts of the city's famous citizens. 2. Ghiberti did pottery. 3. Ghiberti was a sculptor. 
Output: 2
Statement: Best of all is a sequence in which Moses falls asleep against the wall of a temple and, in his dream, the two-dimensional hieroglyphs of familiar Egyptian painting begin to move, enacting the story of the Exodus in stiff, horizontal processions. Choices:  1. At the temple's outside, Moses passes unconscious and dreams of self-animated writing on the wall, showing him the Exodus timeline in its movements. 2. Moses stayed awake the entire time, unable to sleep and with no visions such as in a hallucination or dream. 3. Moses recognized the painting on the wall as one from years before. 
Output: 2
Statement: People who might have spent their day controlling precision systems to turn out cars, cameras, or computer chips sit glassy-eyed and transfixed in front of a pachinko pinball machine, doing nothing but watching hundreds of little metal balls going nowhere. Choices:  1. Pachinko pinball machines utilize hundreds of small metal balls. 2. Pachinko pinball is a relaxing past time that many people do after work. 3. Pachinko pinball machines use one large ball to collect points.
Output: 3
Statement: Beautiful pool area with waterfalls. Choices:  1. Waterfalls are a part of the beautiful pool area. 2. The pool area includes many features such waterfalls and hot tubs. 3. The waterfalls make the pool area look even uglier.
Output: 3
Statement: An undignified place to be. Choices:  1. It was an undignified position. 2. It was undignified to behave that way. 3. It was a very dignified place to be.
Output: 3
Statement: They also said that standardization would require substantial resources and that those resources might be better used in other endeavors. Choices:  1. According to them, standardization would cost a lot and other ventures could use the resources instead. 2. According to them, they don't have enough money for the standardization. 3. They will go ahead with the standardization.
Output: 3
Statement: He awoke from a dream of monsters tearing him apart and eating him as he screamed and watched. Choices:  1. He was not able to fall back to sleep. 2. He had such a pleasant dream he wanted to go back to bed.  3. He woke up after having a dream about monsters.
Output: 2
Statement: For a split second, he thought that the sun had gone nova. Choices:  1. For a fleeting moment, he thought the sun had died. 2. He could not see the sun, but felt its heat intensifying. 3. For a brief moment, he thought the sun had swollen.
Output: 1
Statement: What do you think I mean? parried Tommy, searching desperately in his own mind. Choices:  1. What do you think I mean? Tommy warded him off, to give himself time to think. 2. What do you reckon I mean? Tommy warded him off, while he thought of an answer. 3. You know what I mean? Tommy waited for him to answer.
Output: 3
Statement: He looked to the cyclopean statue and shivered. Choices:  1. He stared at the statue and felt a chill. 2. He had bad memories about a cyclopean. 3. He stopped to look at the statue of kittens in a basket.
Output: 3
Statement: Now you looky here, boy you sure look like you could take some curryin' an' corn fodder under your belt too. Choices:  1. You look extremely weak, you should leave. 2. You look strong. 3. You look like you could be a major help around here due to your strength and size.
Output: 1
Statement: Reporting read like chronologies of what led up to an event and what happened during and after it. Choices:  1. Reporting touched on details of the event in order. 2. Reporting only included details before the event. 3. Reporting included time stamps for the events.
Output: 2
Statement: But Smith, like many volunteers, doesn't want any accolades. Choices:  1. Smith is the best volunteer ever. 2. Smith grabbed as many accolades as he could. 3. Accolades are not sought by many volunteers,
Output: 2
Statement: but uh all right well thank you for calling and nice and have a good weekend Choices:  1. Okay, thank you for calling and have a great weekend. 2. Okay, thank you for calling and we hope to hear from you soon. 3. This call is not appreciated.
Output: 3
Statement: D. When Legal Assistance is Typically Sought by Eligible Aliens Choices:  1. There are instances when legal aid is needed by a particular group. 2. They never fought legal assistance.  3. They may not know what they are able to get in regards to legal aid.
Output: 2
Statement: This east-coast Corinthian settlement, founded in 734 b.c. , was the most powerful of Magna Graecia's overseas colonies and, under Dionysius (405 367 b.c. ), a direct rival to Athens. Choices:  1. This Corinthian settlement was considered a direct rival to Athens. 2. Many historians have commented on how many people lived in the Corinthian settlement. 3. This east-coast Corinthian Settlement was the least powerful of Magna Graecia's colonies.
Output: 3
Statement: no no they they  get get her a get her a box of doggy biscuits to to to let her feed him Choices:  1. She is the only one that gives the dog his doggy biscuits. 2. She is given a box of biscuits to feed the dog. 3. The dog doesn't get any kind of treats, even from her.
Output: 3
Statement: He retrieved it, and buried it neatly.  Choices:  1. He got it and buried it. 2. He left it on the table. 3. He got it and buried it to hide it.
Output: 2
Statement: The restriction on speech is even more problematic because in cases where the attorney withdraws from a representation, the client is unlikely to find other counsel. Choices:  1. The restriction on speech was introduced to protect clients. 2. A client will likely have problems finding new legal counsel if his/er attorney withdraws. 3. This provision makes it simple to find new legal counsel should an attorney withdraw.
Output: 3
Statement: Deseg students bused from the inner-city find class differences harder to bridge than racial ones. Choices:  1. Students, regardless of the school they go to, find each possible difference the same difficulty to deal with.  2. Class differences feel harder to bridge than other differences by Deseg students. 3. Students from higher-income areas often form tight cliques.
Output: 1
Statement: but no more of that. Choices:  1. once again, if it's possible. 2. but enough with that. 3. that's enough for today.
Output: 1
Statement: The boy was holding his attacks but, had he not, Jon would be dying. Choices:  1. The boy was better than Jon was or ever would be. 2. Jon would be dead or dying if the boy had fought with his full strength. 3. Job would be fine if the boy had fought with all of his strength.
Output: 3
Statement: Click here to visit their site or to subscribe. Choices:  1. It is not possible to subscribe online.  2. You can subscribe online by clicking here.  3. You will receive a discount if you subscribe online. 
Output: 1
Statement: McGovern's big blip in the polls came earlier than Dole's post-convention gain. Choices:  1. McGovern's screw up in the polls happened earlier than Dole's post convention gain in the polls  2. McGovern was screwed once the big blip game.  3. McGovern's poll gained while Dole's blipped 
Output: 3
Statement: If they had had any, they would have been ten or eleven by now. Choices:  1. "There would have been nearly a dozen by now, if they had any at all." 2. "There's no chance they have any. They won't ever have any." 3. "There would have been plenty more, as long as they at least had some."
Output: 2
Statement: Toward a Methodology of Naturalistic Choices:  1. Closer to a method of naturalistic  2. Further from natural methods 3. Natural methods are best 
Output: 2
Statement: Entrance is by escalator, near St. Paul's. Choices:  1. It is near St Paul's, the oldest church in the city. 2. You enter by way of an escalator. 3. Entrance is by way of a 5000 meter staircase.
Output: 3
Statement: they she's nothing should have happened to her at all he shouldn't have hit her in the stomach i don't care Choices:  1. She lost the baby because he hit her in the stomach.  2. She was not hit in the stomach by him. 3. He shouldn't have hit her in the stomach. 
Output: 2
Statement: Indeed, Banks has written a useful survey of African-American scholars and writers and the ways in which they have worked throughout the history of the republic. Choices:  1. Banks often enjoys reading pieces about African-American history, but is not a writer himself. 2. Banks has written a survey of African-American scholars and writers. 3. Banks is an African-American scholar himself.
Output: 1
Statement: Did you see anything of what was written above her signature? asked Poirot sharply.  Choices:  1. Poirot was wondering if anybody has seen what was written above her signature because it was definitely strange. 2. Poirot forcefully asked if you saw what was written over her signature. 3. Poirot ignored whatever he saw over her signature.
Output: 3
Statement: Based on suggestions from the general public we have considered and made changes to the text where appropriate. Choices:  1. The text has remained untouched after the suggestions. 2. The government were taking into consideration their audience's reactions. 3. The text has changed on suggestions from the public.
Output: 1
Statement: i don't think he ever told them to to rise up against Saddam Hussein Choices:  1. I think they went against Saddam Hussein on their own accord. 2. I don't suppose he ordered them to go against Saddam Hussein. 3. I am certain he commanded them to go against Saddam Hussein.
Output: 3
Statement: More exclusive is the little luxury resort island and fishing village of La Maddalena, a 15-minute ferry-ride from Palau. Choices:  1. The island is hours away! 2. The island has a ferry that can fit hundreds of people. 3. The island is just a short ferry ride.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh in in many many many many countries or Choices:  1. It may be in many countries. 2. But is it in many countries? 3. No countries at all.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, we have successfully worked with a variety of agencies on Y2K and with IRS to face management problems and improve government operations. Choices:  1. We tried to make sure that the computers functioned well after Y2K. 2. We worked with many agencies but did not want to deal with the IRS. 3. We have worked with people regarding Y2K and the IRS.
Output: 2
Statement: It reminded Julie of unpleasantly kinky bestiality, and after a few days and a few arguments, one evening after an exchange of angry looks, she left. Choices:  1. Julie suggested they try bestiality. 2. Julie was not happy about the bestiality and so she left. 3. Julie was reminded of kinky bestiality and left after a few days.
Output: 1
Statement: and no one and see Americans wouldn't do it wouldn't they wouldn't live like that Choices:  1. Americans are willing to do just about anything to survive. 2. Such a dirty job is reserved for foreigners. 3. Americans feel they are above that kind of life.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum um-hum yeah well especially where you are Choices:  1. It is hard to go running where you are. 2. Well, especially given your position. 3. It has nothing to do with where you are.
Output: 3
Statement: i'm not sure um what exactly is wrong with her um up until nineteen eighty two uh actually i'm sorry not until yeah i guess it was around eighty two eighty three i found out i had a grandmother Choices:  1. I know a lot about what is wrong with her.  2. Before the 1980s, I didn't know I had a grandmother.  3. I only found out that I had a grandmother because I asked enough family members. 
Output: 1
Statement: Their bones would provide just enough bio-matter to extract a halfway decent clone. Choices:  1. You could make a decent clone from the dirty clothes in the basket.  2. From the bio-matter of the chicken bones you could make a relatively decent clone.  3. There'd be just enough bio-matter from their bones to make a somewhat decent clone. 
Output: 1
Statement: Jon stepped into the open and fired both guns into two separate riders. Choices:  1. He struck each of them in the chest. 2. After walking out into the open, Jon aimed both his guns at the two riders and fired. 3. Jon did not have his weapons on him so he could not fire at the riders.
Output: 3
Statement: Guest houses, restaurants, curio vendors, rug shops, trekking agencies, bicycle and motorcycle rental stands, and bookshops line the way. Choices:  1. The way is lined with commercial establishments. 2. This is the best place to find a good restaurant. 3. There are no buildings or people along the way.
Output: 3
Statement: They demonstrated the effects of earlier availability, lower costs, and/or higher efficiencies for more advanced equipment than the reference case. Choices:  1. Their demonstration proved only to increase costs and reduce efficiency. 2. The costs demonstrated were lower, but by a small margin only. 3. Lower costs, better availability, and high efficiency was demonstrated by them.
Output: 1
Statement: You can't trust a publication owned by Microsoft to keep an eye on Microsoft, but you can expect it to keep an eye on Conde Nast and Time Warner, and youcan reasonably expect Conde Nast and Time Warner to keep an eye on Microsoft. Choices:  1. Conde Nast and Time Warner do not kep an eye on microsoft. 2. You can trust Microsoft products to keep an eye on products other than Microsoft's. 3. You can't trust a Microsoft owned publication to monitor Microsoft.
Output: 1
Statement: Time claims that friends say Willey's calm demeanor masks a surprising volatility ... Choices:  1. Willey has always had a very short fuse. 2. Time says that, according to his friends, the calm demeanor Willey displays actually hides a surprisingly volatile nature. 3. Friends told Time that Willey's calm demeanor is indicative of his true nature.
Output: 3
Statement: i tend to not want to go anywhere after that but this way you know you can go to the fitness center right from work and they have aerobics and you know all this machines and all that sort of stuff we're not we're not high rollers like Dallas we don't have a pool but Choices:  1. The fitness center has aerobics and a bunch of machines, but I never go. 2. The fitness center has aerobics and a bunch of machines. 3. The fitness center has a pool and nothing else.
Output: 3
Statement: That was a smart move, said the Kal to Ca'daan. Choices:  1. "You are foolish!" exclaimed the Kal.  "Do you know what you've done?!" 2. "That was wise," said the Kal to Ca'daan. 3. "That was wise, but too late," said the Kal to Cal'daan.
Output: 1
Statement: Many users consider the implementation of the plan to have made a profound difference in the way they do their jobs. Choices:  1. They implemented new professional development. 2. The plan has helped to make the employees more efficient.  3. They did not invest any effort in improving the well-being of their employees. 
Output: 3
Statement: Scientists point out that transplanting animal tissue into human embryos is far more imminent than human cloning. Choices:  1. Transplanting animal tissue into human embryos is far more imminent than human cloning. 2. Transplanting animal tissue into human embryos is far more imminent than human cloning. 3. Transplanting animal tissue into human embryos is far less imminent than human cloning.
Output: 3
Statement: As we entered the hall, Mrs. Inglethorp came out of her boudoir.  Choices:  1. We did not see Mrs. Inglethorp at all.  2. Mrs. Inglethorp heard us in the hall, and came to meet us.  3. Mrs. Inglethorp came out of her bedroom precisely when we entered the hall. 
Output: 1
Statement: France, on the other hand, has densely populated cities but no areas as sparsely settled as in the United States. Choices:  1. France has population sparse areas like the United States. 2. France has a number of high populated cities. 3. There are no sparsely settled areas in France.
Output: 1
Statement: So which society is more cynical and decadent and which more idealistic and pure? Choices:  1. Strangely enough, the idealist society is also extremely decadent. 2. Of the two societies, one is cynical while the other is idealistic. 3. There is a lot of crime in a decadent society.
Output: 1
Statement: You're looking for the Eye, aren't you, said the man. Choices:  1. The man thought you were looking for the eye. 2. The man didn't know what you were doing. 3. The man knew you were looking for the eye of the storm.
Output: 2
Statement: It's not at the top of the hill, where a medieval fortress-church makes a pretty picture against the blue sky, and it's not at the seafront, where a flower-decked promenade overlooks a thin crescent of sandy beach. Choices:  1. The beautiful, medieval fortress-church was once home to over fifty monks. 2. It is at the seafront, where the promenade overlooks the beach. 3. The medieval fortress-church and the blue sky are a beautiful sight to behold.
Output: 2
Statement: you know and uh and that would make any parent feel good and bad at the same time you know first of all you're coming to me and let's see how we can get rid of the problem you know Choices:  1. That would make parents feel a lot of emotions. 2. Parents wouldn't care about that. 3. That would make parents feel a lot of emotions if their child moved away.
Output: 2
Statement: But fewer than one in six get help from a lawyer, according to a survey. Choices:  1. Survey says that less than one in six seek a lawyer's assistance. 2. According to a survey, most people think that getting a lawyer is expensive. 3. 100% of the respondents say they will always seek a lawyer's advice.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah especially at this time Choices:  1. I would expect the stock market to plummet in this current time frame. 2. Yes, definitely at the moment. 3. There is no chance it could happen this year.
Output: 3
Statement: Rich relations? Again Tommy shook his head. Choices:  1. Tommy has no moneyed relatives 2. Tommy's lack of rich relatives prevented him from seeking treatment 3. Tommy remembered he had a rich great aunt
Output: 3
Statement: Paul Samuelson had good reasons for beginning his textbook with Keynesian analysis. Choices:  1. Paul's reason is that it was the first lesson. 2. Paul put the Mayans in the front of the textbook. 3. Paul had good reason for the Keynesian analysis in his textbook.
Output: 2
Statement: When Arabs conquered Sicily in the ninth century and turned to the mainland, Naples at first sought an alliance. Choices:  1. The Arabs conquered Sicily in the 18th century after seeking an alliance with Naples. 2. After the Arabs conquered Sicily and went to the mainland, they accepted an alliance from Naples. 3. Naples sought an alliance with the Arabs after they conquered Sicily.
Output: 1
Statement: She then kicked him hard into the swarm of Sticks that remained. Choices:  1. She kicked him with all her might. 2. She kicked him so the Sticks would attack him. 3. He ran away before she could hurt him.
Output: 3
Statement: Remember that negotiations should be undertaken with good humor; this is not a battle, it's more a form of verbal gymnastics meant to achieve a win/win situation. Choices:  1. While negotiating you should be abrupt. 2. Negotiations with good humour provide more successful outcomes. 3. negotiations are not a battle.
Output: 1
Statement: In Russia we have ways of making a girl talk." Choices:  1. In Russia, we know many torture methods. 2. Making a girl talk is impossible in Russia. 3. We know how to make a girl talk in Russia.
Output: 2
Statement: His writing is full of sentences that begin something like, As John Cage once asked me ... Choices:  1. His writing is full of sentences that begin something like, As John Cage once asked me why I don't write more. 2. His prose frequently use " As John Cage once asked me" as a sentence starter. 3. His writing never recognized John Cage and shows no patterns.
Output: 3
Statement: not really yeah really well that's pretty wild we yeah we used it for fleas we had fleas in our yard real bad last year and we did that um i just i'm not basically i like to mow the lawn believe it or not but i sometimes have problems starting the mower so a lot of times i don't get out and do it but my husband basically does most of it and he does the you know edging and all that kind of thing and we're renting and so we don't really put a lot of money into the uh you know this like this lawn could probably stand a couple of loads of dirt and some Saint Augustine we just we have winter rye out back and we have i don't even know what it is out front but um we this is the first house we've ever lived in and we're just not real into the lawn probably because we rent i guess huh but anyway Choices:  1. If we owned we would care more about the lawn. 2. We don't worry much about the lawn because we rent. 3. My husband and I don't do the yard work.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh anyway so i guess that's about what i do when i entertain Choices:  1. yeah anyway, I have no idea what I do when I entertain 2. I love making people laugh when I'm entertaining 3. yeah anyway, thats what I like to do when I entertain
Output: 1
Statement: Don't confuse the Villa Serbelloni with the luxury lakefront hotel of the same name. Choices:  1. They are often confused for each other. 2. The hotel has a completely different name. 3. It is not the hotel that shares a name with it.
Output: 2
Statement: The masterpieces, though, are in Cave 1: two spiritual Bodhisattvas on the back wall on either side of the antechamber. Choices:  1. Cave 1 contains the masterpieces of the two spiritual Bodhisattvas on the back wall of the antechamber. 2. The two spiritual Bodhisattva masterpieces take up both sides of the antechamber. 3. The two spiritual Bodhisattva masterpieces can be found in Cave 3.
Output: 3
Statement: i guess if you're not doing anything it's no big deal people call it invasion of privacy not to me it's not because first of all if you're not doing anything they're not invading anything Choices:  1. People may call it a lack of respect for privacy. 2. If anything I think that more should be examined. 3. Even if people aren't doing anything, they still deserve some amount of privacy.
Output: 3
Statement: every movie and she uh she does really good we've taken her from real young and she does real good like i said we don't take her to R's so if and when we ever get a babysitter like we did with Silence of the Lambs we go see it Choices:  1. We've taken her to movies since she was really young so now she's really well behaved in movies. 2. We tried to sneak her into Silence of the Lambs but because it's rated R she wasn't allowed. 3. We've never taken her to the movies because she would just misbehave.
Output: 3
Statement: but the only thing that'll save that is we won't get the credit for or the blame for the massacre and and then if we do have to to go back in it will be because you know someone asked us to Choices:  1. We were partly involved in the massacre. 2. We should go back in it at our own will. 3. We should only go back in it if we are invited.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, owners of new, or greenfield, power generation facilities often request 24 months for completion of these projects, including installation of the boiler, FGD system, and SCR. Choices:  1. The companies wanted to make sure they had plenty of time. 2. The companies demanded that it be completed in two days. 3. The power facilities wanted two years to get the projects done.
Output: 2
Statement: (Here is Time 's shorter version.) Choices:  1. Time has a longer version available. 2. Time has a shorter version available. 3. Time has a shorter version available for download.
Output: 1
Statement: The first palace at Knosses was built around 2000 b.c. in the Old Palace era, but this was destroyed by a massive earthquake only 300 years later. Choices:  1. The first palace of Knosses burned to the ground. 2. Archaeologists discovered remnants of the first palace several years ago and deduced that an earthquake toppled it. 3. An earthquake destroyed the first palace that was built at Knosses.
Output: 1
Statement: The policewoman followed. Choices:  1. The policewoman went behind them. 2. The policewoman returned to the station. 3. The policewoman followed them to their lair.
Output: 2
Statement: and words spelled wrong not marked as such Choices:  1. We need to fill in the gaps in our system's dictionary. 2. Some words were missed by the spell checker. 3. Each word has been carefully checked for spelling errors.
Output: 3
Statement: There is a super-dense class, still smaller, poorer in hydrogen, than the inner planets of the solar system. Choices:  1. The inner planets are bigger than them. 2. The super dense class is full of hydrogen. 3. The super dense planets have a different kind of structure.
Output: 2
Statement: that's real nice Choices:  1. that's very good. 2. that's terrible. 3. that's really pleasant.
Output: 2
Statement: so under the circumstances Choices:  1. Given the circumstances.  2. So under the table.  3. Given the circumstances surrounding the election. 
Output: 2
Statement: The risk of improper payments increases in programs with (1) complex criteria for computing payments, (2) a significant volume of transactions, or (3) emphasis on expediting payments. Choices:  1. There's no risk to improper payments in any program. 2. Programs with lots of transactions risk improper payments.  3. It's preferred to limit the number of transactions to make the risk reduced. 
Output: 1
Statement: Comments like these make you wonder not whether Bush and his friends ever used cocaine, but whether they ever stopped. Choices:  1. These comments make you question whether Bush stopped using cocaine. 2. Bush's comments about cocaine suggest that he first used the drug in his teens. 3. There has been no speculation about Bush's use of cocaine.
Output: 3
Statement: but i think the US is one of the few countries that still do Choices:  1. US is the last country to have it, last I heard. 2. I think only three other countries have it. 3. As far as I know, the US is one of only a few countries that do anymore.
Output: 1
Statement: My mind is in some disorder, which is not well." For about ten minutes he sat in dead silence, perfectly still, except for several expressive motions of his eyebrows, and all the time his eyes grew steadily greener.  Choices:  1. He didn't speak for a while. 2. He didn't speak for a while, then started yelling. 3. He never stopped talking.
Output: 3
Statement: On the main coast road east out of Ocho Rios is Prosect Plantation, which offers tours by jitney and horse trails through crops of coffee, bananas, plantains, and sugar cane. Choices:  1. Prosect Plantation offers bus tours through the sugar cane fields. 2. Prosect Plantation is located east of Ocho Rios. 3. They offer tours that end with a meal of local dishes.
Output: 1
Statement: and it's probably because i i was born in the Chicago area and grew up in California and at and at that point that was sort of a limit but but since then i've been abroad a lot so Choices:  1. I was born and raised in California. 2. California was much more fun than Chicago was. 3. I moved to California from Chicago when I was young.
Output: 1
Statement: According to an index of food prices in Bailey's book, food prices in 1996 were up 8 percent since 1990, but down 113 percent since 1975. Choices:  1. According to the bible, food prices have decreased since 1990. 2. According to food price indexes found in Bailey's book, food prices have increased since 1990 due to a market collapse. 3. According to food price indexes found in Bailey's book, food prices have increased since 1990.
Output: 1
Statement: The purpose of the closeout meeting is to ensure that GAO staff have been provided with a full understanding of the information they have gathered at a field location and its relevance to the engagement's objectives. Choices:  1. The only purpose of the meeting is to discuss information gathered at a field location. 2. The meeting is meant to discuss information that GAO staff has gathered at a field location. 3. The meeting isn't meant to confirm any information.
Output: 3