niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: I particularly enjoyed your colored sky; a nice choice, blue, popular, everybody likes that blue. Choices:  1. I hate the way you colored the sky, nobody likes that color blue. 2. I really liked the color you painted the sky, everyone likes that blue. 3. Blue is the most common favorite color in the world.
Output: 1
Statement: The Aryans arrived on the scene some 200 years later. Choices:  1. The Aryan people's arrival was delayed by geopolitical reasons. 2. The Aryans appeared over 200 years later. 3. The Aryans have been eradicated over 200 years ago.
Output: 3
Statement: i think tickets are yeah thirty or thirty two for really good tickets see they they sectioned it out even more they used to just have like uh first of all it was all one price and then they sectioned it out to end zone and then everything else and now they're sectioning it off to like from the from one twenty yard line to the other one just on the lower levels is the highest price and then the next highest price is that same area but above it on the upper level and then like from the twenty to the ten yard line and then they're some sections kind of in the corner areas and then the cheapest of course is going to be the end the direct end zones but um they have about four or five different prices now that they're structuring it with but obviously yeah they're all going up even more or less is what it's going to do Choices:  1. All of the tickets are the same price; they cost 99 dollars.  2. I'm pretty sure tickets are around like thirty or thirty too and that's for really good ones.  3. Texas stadium recently sectioned off the way they sell tickets and now they're not all the same price anymore. 
Output: 1
Statement: Delaying reform until Social Security's insolvency is imminent would necessitate drastic changes over a shorter period. Choices:  1. No reforms to Social Security are required at all. 2. Popular reforms include providing a free pony to every customer. 3. Drastic changes would be required if Social Security reform is delayed.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well uh i've torn mine up uh you know uh we play with a church team so we're not competitive we're just having fun Choices:  1. We're competitive when playing non-church teams.  2. We play with a church team just for fun.  3. We don't have fun when playing with a church team.
Output: 3
Statement: Hip gives way to chic at Doheny Drive, where the Strip ends and Sunset Boulevard enters Beverly Hills. Choices:  1. The Strip ends with no follow up. 2. Sunset Boulevard is always the path taken towards Beverly Hills.  3. The strip ends at Doheny Driive. 
Output: 1
Statement: John Chip Gray Jr., the project director at South Brooklyn Legal Services, and at 59 a veteran of poverty law, said he likes to find lawyers in private practice willing to scale back. Choices:  1. This is because he wants lawyers to spend more time with clients. 2. John Chip Gray Jr looks for lawyers wanting to downgrade their workload. 3. John Gray is looking for lawyers who want to ramp up their workload.
Output: 3
Statement: Then he rejoined the girls. Choices:  1. He stayed away from the girls. 2. He went back to the girls. 3. He rejoined the girls after speaking to Mary in private.
Output: 1
Statement: whereas when i was in Texas i notice that they put the tax basis at at almost the uh full price Choices:  1. However, in Texas, I saw the tax basis being priced to the maximum. 2. During my stint in Texas I earned a lot of money. 3. I never got to live in Texas, but I hear they price the tax basis very low.
Output: 3
Statement: U.S. public debt was down to 1.4 percent of GDP in 1996, and may drop below 1 percent this fiscal year. Choices:  1. US public debt will hit over 5 percent this financial year. 2. The United States public debt has been steadily decreasing. 3. Changes in government policy have reduce the amount of US public debt.
Output: 1
Statement: This resulted in the emergence of a new class of so-called  statesmen  or yeomen farmers, who came to comprise a new middle class. Choices:  1. A new class appeared which was comprised of yeomen architects. 2. A new middle class came about, which was comprised of certain farmers. 3. After working for 10 years in the same position, the farmers will become higher class.
Output: 1
Statement: Your mother, you tell me, had a violent quarrel with, some one yesterday afternoon, ,  Choices:  1. Your mother got into a fight with the UPS man, 2. You said your mother had an argument. 3. You never said a word about any disputes.
Output: 3
Statement: Behind the distant ticker-tape parade, the sun was setting. Choices:  1. Dusk was falling and in the distance the rowdy ticker-tape parade continued down the boulevard led by the horses. 2. Night was drawing near as the ticker-tape parade continued. 3. The ticker-tape parade ended exactly at 3pm.
Output: 3
Statement: it depends on where you are now if you're over Choices:  1. Depending on where you are now. 2. Where you can land depends on where you are. 3. It doesn't matter where you are.
Output: 3
Statement: But a cliche is something said over and over again. Choices:  1. A cliche is something you only say once.  2. But a cliche is always repeated.  3. A lot of people say something cliche every day. 
Output: 1
Statement:  "Rider for Rennie, eh? Choices:  1. Rider for Thomas? 2. Rider for Rennie? 3. Rider for Rennie, eh?
Output: 1
Statement: Bernstein suggested that the supporting text for this recommendation would have to explain the need for political commitment to changing the health and social outcomes resulting from alcohol problems. Choices:  1. Alcohol problems have an impact on health and social outcomes. 2. Political commitment to health and social outcomes is dependent on projected election results. 3. Political commitment can have no impact on the effects of alcohol related societal problems.
Output: 3
Statement: not so much for the noise but if it were to jump a tooth or something of that nature i would be in serious problems on the freeway and i didn't want to chance Irene driving the car like that so Choices:  1. Irene can drive the car, if there's a problem, better her than me. 2. I didn't want Irene to drive the car with a timing chain that could be failing. 3. I didn't want to let Irene drive the car like this.
Output: 1
Statement: She brought it down with her every morning, and took it up every night." Choices:  1. She was bringing the it because it was special to her. 2. She left it upstairs when she came down. 3. The it was a vampire ward. 
Output: 2
Statement: but us i mean we still we live more or less like you and our kids are grown up and they're gone so it's just the two of us and uh we tend to go out maybe once a week maybe once every other week something like that but we'll we'll go out for uh Choices:  1. Our children have gotten older and left. 2. We went out less when we had kids in the house. 3. We still have young children living at home.
Output: 3
Statement: Waterslides and trampolines are also provided for children (at a safe distance from the formidable alligators). Choices:  1. There are activities provided for children. 2. The waterslides lead to a gator-infested lake. 3. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the waterslides and trampolines.
Output: 2
Statement: Both Peking and London repudiated the agreement, and fighting resumed. Choices:  1. Both countries refused to abide by the agreement, so battles were continued. 2. Peking and London both went along with the agreement until one of them defected. 3. London felt cheated by the agreement and decided to fight for what they wanted.
Output: 2
Statement: I have been turning it over in my mind, but I can't see how it has anything to do with the matter?" He was silent for a minute or two as we walked along, but finally he said: "I do not mind telling you, though, as you know, it is not my habit to explain until the end is reached.  Choices:  1. I have been thinking a lot about it without being able to find its relation to the matter. 2. He cleared my doubts as soon as I was done with expressing them. 3. He only told me one day after our conversation.
Output: 2
Statement: We might as well go. He called the waitress and asked for his bill. Choices:  1. I wanna stay for as long as possible. 2. It's taking way too long, let's just leave without paying. 3. Let's just go ahead and leave.
Output: 1
Statement: Just like the last one. Choices:  1. We want to the next one to resemble the previous one. 2. The last one was perfect. 3. Let's go in a different direction.
Output: 3
Statement: Plantations and Slavery Choices:  1. Slavery and Plantations. 2. The practice of Slavery in the Caribbean Plantations. 3. Human Rights and farms.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah yeah that's true that's true, hm well what else Choices:  1. That's not true! 2. Do you think so as well? 3. Yup, that's true, what else.
Output: 1
Statement: Competitors would jump at the chance to meet unmet mailer needs. Choices:  1. No one wants to meet unmet needs  2. The needs not met should be met  3. Competitors would love to meet unmet needs in mail 
Output: 1
Statement: News groaned that Buchanan seems poised for another round of bashing the front-runner. Choices:  1. News were ecstatic that Buchanan had rallied behind in support of the front-runner. 2. Buchanan was hoping to lead the race himself. 3. The front-runner would soon be attacked by Buchanan.
Output: 1
Statement: What they seemed to want was a despot like Ala-ud-din Khalji (1296 1316), who forced Mongol invaders back across the Afghan frontier and then moved through the peninsula to its southern tip. Choices:  1. They seemed to want a dictator who rules with force. 2. They seemed to want someone who can control other groups. 3. They seemed to want a docile ruler.
Output: 3
Statement: because it's eventually it's going to it's going to swing back Choices:  1. Because sooner or later it will begin to swing back. 2. It will never again start to swing back. 3. It will definitely swing back at some point in the future.
Output: 2
Statement: Black commentators (e.g. Choices:  1. Commentators that are black. 2. The commentators are from Africa. 3. White commentators.
Output: 3
Statement: Accidentally, it is believed. Choices:  1. Not on purpose, they all believe. 2. Intentionally, it is thought. 3. By mistake, it is thought.
Output: 2
Statement: Starr was putting his own guys to sleep. Choices:  1. Starr was putting his own to sleep.  2. Starr was droning on and being boring.  3. Starr's men remained alert. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Globe reports that both singer Tom Jones and actor Hugh O'Brian have unacknowledged sons. Choices:  1. Both Tom Jones and Hugh O'Brian have illegitimate sons according to The Globe. 2. The Globe is reporting that they have daughters that they are very close with. 3. The Globe reported that they both have sons that they have not acknowledged in public but spend much time with them in private.
Output: 2
Statement: Another longer video relates to the life of Potter and her transformation from writer and illustrator (she did the original drawings for the books) to farmer, solicitor's wife, and early eco-warrior. Choices:  1. The longer video talks about Potter's works as an author and illustrator. 2. A different video explains Potter's many life changes from author and illustrator to farmer, wife, and eco-warrior. 3. Potter did a great many different things in her life.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan sat down next to the man. Choices:  1. The man was lonely so Ca'daan sat down beside him. 2. Ca'daan decided to sit down next to the man. 3. Ca'daan kicked the man on the ground.
Output: 3
Statement: because one of these days i'll be getting a six seater probably too so  um Choices:  1. I plan to buy a six-seater within two months. 2. I am never going to buy a six-seater. 3. I am going to buy a six-seater sometime soon.
Output: 2
Statement: and i didn't see much of it like you know i see you saw a lot about the major races but a lot of the minor ones that you're being called upon to decide there's very little information on Choices:  1. It is as important to know about the minor races as it is to know about the major ones. 2. The same amount of information is known about the major and minor races. 3. There is very little information available for minor races.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah um i remember i mean during my i went to a private school during the junior junior high years which was uh you know really during the development development time of my life and it was a small school we had like maybe twenty people in junior high i mean in my class like in seventh grade we had twenty in them and whenever we moved up to the eighth eighth grade we had like twenty or twenty five in the whole eighth grade and we had two different classes so the ratio was real good um as far as the we had real good teachers and i learned a lot i feel like that if i had of gone to a private school during junior high i probably wouldn't have developed such good study skills because um i thought the private school was difficult i mean it gave a lot of homework and everything and it really helped me develop my skills my uh my memorization i can memorize things real well now and things like that but and then whenever i got to high school it was kind of a disadvantage to me to to the fact that i was going from a class of twenty to a class of five hundred and uh and i do feel like that i was socially withdrawn to a certain extent because i didn't know anyone Choices:  1. I went to a private junior high school. 2. I went to a big public school. 3. I went to a private junior high school that was run by nuns.
Output: 2
Statement: Trinfan knows what he's doin', and I don't think that pinto is goin' to be runnin' loose or alive much longer."Drew pulled a clean shirt over his head. Choices:  1. Drew knows Trinfan well. 2. Trinfan knows what he is doing according to Drew. 3. Trinfan doesn't know what he is doing according to Drew.
Output: 3
Statement: and maybe we'll get to talk again okay bye-bye Choices:  1. Goodbye, maybe we will talk again tomorrow. 2. Goodbye, maybe we will talk again. 3. Goodbye and good riddance.
Output: 3
Statement: However, grantee B primarily handles clients facing domestic violence, eviction from their residences, or issues involving access to health care. Choices:  1. Grantees handle many things  2. Grantee b handles domestic violence, resident eviction and health care issues  3. They don't handle anything 
Output: 3
Statement: These requirements are detailed in two OMB Circulars. Choices:  1. The OMB Circulars tell you what you need to know about the requirements. 2. You'll find the requirements detailed in three OMB Circulars. 3. The OMB felt that it would be more convenient if the requirements were listed in a couple of sources instead of several.
Output: 2
Statement: Some entities may be involved in the management and liquidation of forfeited property but not themselves be entitled to the revenue or to the use of the property. Choices:  1. All groups liquidate forfeited property but don't get the revenue from it. 2. Some groups liquidate forfeited vehicles but don't get the revenue from it. 3. Some groups liquidate forfeited property but don't get the revenue from it.
Output: 1
Statement: Misdirection. Choices:  1. The men tried to make the opponent look the other way. 2. There was an attempt to change the opponent's directino. 3. The men didn't want to misdirect anyone in the battle.
Output: 3
Statement: First they go to the most eager  Skip Humphrey or Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut. Choices:  1. They go to Skip to buy their food from him. 2. They go to either Skip or Richard first. 3. They go to Skip first and to Richard second.
Output: 3
Statement: Educating employees and other users about current information security risks and helping to ensure consistent understanding and administration of policies through help-line telephone numbers, presentations to business units, and written information communicated electronically or through paper memos. Choices:  1. Helping employees and other users to understand and deploy policies using help-lines and presentations. 2. Keeping employees in the dark about how administration policies work and what information security risks are. 3. Giving employees a special presentation on how to pick a strong password.
Output: 2
Statement: She claims the Air Force treated her unfairly and that her commanding officers gave her no guidance. Choices:  1. She was dishonorably discharged due to lack of guidance from her superiors. 2. She felt she was treated better than any other female in the Air Force. 3. She never received guidance from her commanding officers, she said.
Output: 2
Statement: In some organizations the program manager or another management official is designated as the acquisition manager for a specific acquisition. Choices:  1. Specific acquisition always vary on a case by case basis. 2. Acquisition manager is designated as its own separate position in all companies. 3. Sometimes, a program manager may act as the acquisition manager.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it uh it but see it does come in handy those they do they're worth it oh well i i think we've pretty much come to an end here Choices:  1. I think we are done now. 2. We have a lot more to cover. 3. We have talked about it enough.
Output: 2
Statement: Having a big house with a garden is nice, but seeing the countryside covered by suburban sprawl is not, and we might all be better off if we could all agree (or be convinced by tax incentives) to take up a bit less space. Choices:  1. It would definitely be better for everyone if we all had larger living spaces. 2. We should give up living space to prevent suburban sprawl. 3. Agoraphobics would greatly appreciate tax breaks for living in tight quarters.
Output: 1
Statement: No, sir, I'm afraid I didn't. Choices:  1. Yes, of course I did, sir. 2. No, I did not, sir. 3. No, I did not sign that pledge, Sir.
Output: 1
Statement: The octagonal construction provides the interior with seven exedrae, or recesses, the eighth being the choir and apse. Choices:  1. One of the recesses is a choir and apse. 2. The original design was for hexagonal construction. 3. The construction means there are six exedrae in the interior.
Output: 3
Statement: i'm used to pieces i and and i played classical flute i didn't play play jazz flute or anything like that so i can i can relate to it i suppose but uh and i like i'm like you  i like the older stuff too because i like Chicago and i like i like um uh Choices:  1. I played a lot of classical flute. 2. I played a lot of classical flute and some piano. 3. I have never played the flute.
Output: 3
Statement: I lost everything. Choices:  1. I had nothing left. 2. I like all my stuff. 3. I won the bet.
Output: 3
Statement: Traditional Japanese theater, the tea ceremony, ikebana flower arrangement, and the old martial arts all came back into favor. Choices:  1. Old martial arts and tea ceremonies became popular again. 2. Japanese people like tea, so it made sense the tea ceremonies experienced a revival. 3. Flower arrangement fell into obscurity, as arranging flowers was boring compared to martial arts.
Output: 3
Statement: We are sending copies of this letter to Senator George V. Voinovich, Chairman, and Senator Max S. Baucus, Ranking Minority Member, Subcommittee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Representative Bob Franks, Chairman, and Representative Robert Wise, Jr., Ranking Democratic Member, Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, Hazardous Materials and Pipeline Transportation, Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure; and to others upon request. Choices:  1. This letter will not be shared or copied for anyone, even upon request. 2. Replicas of this letter will be sent to various member of government upon request. 3. This letter will be shared with various sections of goverment.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yes yes uh-huh right i like i've seen it several times it's a scream but i had to go to bed i have to get up and and work the next morning i wish they'd put those Choices:  1. I love to stay up late to watch the show. 2. I need to have at least eight hours of sleep a night. 3. I have seen it many times but I need to get up the next morning.
Output: 1
Statement: For the same reason regarding the statutorily mandated effective date, the 30-day delay in the effective date of a rule required by 5 U.S.C. Choices:  1. The rule came into immediate effect. 2. There is a delay in the effective date. 3. The rule has only recently been passed.
Output: 1
Statement: Since the 1994 debut of the company's television ad campaign, LifeStyles has become the fastest growing brand. Choices:  1. The LifeStyles brand declared bankruptcy and closed its' doors. 2. The ad campaigns for LifeStyles always feature adorable animals. 3. The LifeStyles brand has seen unprecedented growth.
Output: 1
Statement: They displayed tattoos of strange script and horrifying images on their arms, backs, chests, and faces. Choices:  1. They had several various tattoos.  2. Their skin was pure without any markings.  3. They were proud of the tattoos they had.
Output: 2
Statement: But if he expects to have any credibility, he should understand the difference between the two versions. Choices:  1. The two versions are different and everyone credible knows this. 2. It doesn't really matter if he can distinguish between the two versions. 3. The two versions are very similar so only the most credible people understand the difference.
Output: 2
Statement: From the government's perspective, increasing payroll taxes or reducing benefits would improve Social Security's finances and increase government saving-assuming no other changes in government spending or taxes. Choices:  1. It is the government's belief that two things (raising the payroll tax, decreasing benefits) will help stabilize finances for the Social Security program. 2. Some in members of congress would have you believe that Social Security can be saved from financial ruin by raising the payroll tax or limiting benefits further. 3. The government's perspective is that Social Security needs no changes.
Output: 3
Statement: The cover article recounts Vaclav Havel's many troubles, but concludes that he is still the world's poet of democracy. Choices:  1. The cover article admits that Vaclav is a good poet. 2. The cover article has nothing positive to mention about Vaclav. 3. The cover article does not intend to ruin Vaclav's image.
Output: 2
Statement: We do not need your help, said Oden. Choices:  1. Oden said, we do not need help from you. 2. Oben said, we need your help. 3. Oden said, we do not need help in this battle from you.
Output: 2
Statement: The burden of the requirement (testing, recordkeeping and reporting requirements) is estimated to average 566 hours annually for a typical manufacturer. Choices:  1. The requirement takes up an average of 100 hours per year to be fulfilled by a typical manufacturer. 2. The requirement takes up an average of 566 hours per year to be fulfilled by a typical manufacturer. 3. The requirement, although necessary, takes up a lot of time so we should have interns to worry about that.
Output: 1
Statement: The same test used to screen a population with low case rates (pregnant clinic patients, 7%)6 does not perform as well. Choices:  1. When using the same test to screen communities with lower case rates, the test works good if not better.  2. When the same test was used to screen a population of low-income families in Orlando, it was found to not be as effective.  3. When using the test on a population that has a lower case rate, it does not do as good of a job. 
Output: 1
Statement: Growing up on a farm near St. Paul, L. Mark Bailey didn't dream of becoming a judge. Choices:  1. L. Mark Bailey grew up on a farm. 2. L. Mark Bailey is a CEO in the St. Paul area. 3. He grew up mucking horse stalls and feeding the livestock.
Output: 2
Statement: Although recognizing the difficulties, assumptions and inherent uncertainties in the overall enterprise, these analyses are based on peer-reviewed scientific literature and up-to-date assessment tools, and we believe the results are highly useful in assessing this proposal. Choices:  1. We believe that the results of these analyses will be useful in assessing this proposal.  2. The analyses were conducted by college graduates.  3. We find the results of these analyses totally worthless and not useful in assessing this proposal.
Output: 3
Statement: Very little flourishes here perhaps a solitary acacia tree whose deep roots seek water deep below the surface but the odd desert fox will raise its long ears above the skyline, and you'll still see family groups of wild camels eking out an existence. Choices:  1. The foxes come to prey on the wild camels. 2. The roots of the acacia tree can find water below the surface. 3. There is a thriving ecosystem in this place.  
Output: 3
Statement:  Ser Perth stood up and motioned for Dave to follow. Choices:  1. Ser Perth rose to his feet and gestured for Dave to follow. 2. Ser Perth collapsed onto the bed and took a nap while Dave completed the quest. 3. Dave knew that Ser Perth was the leader, and followed him often.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition to the financial benefits resulting from GAO's work, the agency's efforts also contribute to numerous qualitative improvements in government operations and services. Choices:  1. GAO's work benefits the areas of finance, government operations, and services. 2. GAO's work is of no benefit to the areas of finance, government operations, and services. 3. GAO's work does not benefit the areas of education and veteran's affairs.
Output: 2
Statement: At Vallauris the ceramics and pottery industry was revived almost single-handedly by Picasso, who worked there after World War II. Choices:  1. The pottery industry was revived due in part to Peter Voulkos, who worked at Vallauris after World War II. 2. Picasso was in his 50s when he worked in the ceramics and pottery industry at Vallauris. 3. Picasso worked at Vallauris after World War II and helped revive the ceramics and pottery industry.
Output: 1
Statement: The issues I've dealt with through the years have been on the side of helping people maintain the basics of life - home, healt h care, jobs and family. Choices:  1. Over the years, I've assisted in helping people keep the necessities of life including their jobs, health care and families.  2. I don't work with people and have no interest in helping people obtain life's necessities.  3. For years now, I've conducted my business out of an office in the local courthouse building. 
Output: 2
Statement: CLEANUP COSTS - The costs of removing, containing, and/or disposing of (1) hazardous waste from property, or (2) material and/or property that consists of hazardous waste at permanent or temporary closure or shutdown of associated PP&amp;E. Choices:  1. Cost varies based on the type of hazardous wastes. 2. Hazardous waste disposal has some associated costs. 3. Hazardous waste disposal does not often require PP&E.
Output: 3
Statement: OUTPUT -A tabulation, calculation, or recording of activity or effort that can be expressed in a quantitative or qualitative manner. Choices:  1. Output is the number of people that quit. 2. Output is a calculation activity. 3. Output is a calculation of activity for factories.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah they end up juggling the lineup and trying to fit uh more inexperienced players into those roles and they just don't have the leadership don't have the skills to carry a team Choices:  1. They have the good leadership and skills needed to run a team. 2. They have bad management, and it will cause the to lose. 3. They don't have the leadership or skills to manage a team.
Output: 1
Statement: She heaved a sigh of relief as she saw that Mrs. Vandemeyer was lying on the bed. Choices:  1. She was unable to see Mrs. Vandemeyer anywhere in the room 2. She had been worried that Mrs. Vandemeyer had gone missing. 3. It came as a big relief to her that Mrs. Vandemeyer was on the bed.
Output: 1
Statement: The stars are no more like the sun than the glow of my cigarette is like a forest fire. Choices:  1. The sun is comparable to the stars because they are the same. 2. The stars can't be compared to the sun in the way a cigarette cannot be compared to a forest fire.  3. This is knowledge sent down through the ages. 
Output: 1
Statement: Two other notable buildings in Hawkshead are the Quaker Meeting House, dating from 1688, and the Minstrel's Gallery Cafe on Flag Street, a 15th-century building that now provides refreshment for today's visitors. Choices:  1. The Quaker Meeting House was built in 1688 in Hawkshead. 2. Most of the visitors of Hawkshead visit the Minstrel's Gallery Cafe for refreshments. 3. Nothing from Hawkshead could be considered remarkable.
Output: 3
Statement: The young woman, Nicolette, kept Clark's identity as the father of her child a secret and went on to marry Clark and Redgrave's son, Ben. Choices:  1. Nicolette was a young woman who kept her children's father a secret. 2. Nicolette went on to marry Tommy, Redgrave's cousin. 3. Clark's identity was kept a secret from the real father of the child.
Output: 2
Statement: Cruise gathers Brad Pitt into one of many homoerotic embraces in Interview With the Vampire and soars with him high into the night sky. Choices:  1. Cruise held Brad Pitt's hand and took him with him as he soared up into the sky.  2. Cruise wrapped his arms around Brad Pitt and together they flew up into the sky. 3. Cruise hugged Brad Pitt so tightly that it made it difficult for Brad to breathe. 
Output: 1
Statement: Uses of the Technology Retrofit and Updating Model Choices:  1. The technology will not be retrofitted. 2. Adding in more of the technology will increase performance. 3. The model for technology retrofitting.
Output: 1
Statement: You see, it's this way.... Out in th' breaks there's a bunch of Rebs-leastways they claim as how they's Rebs still holdin' out. Choices:  1. Out in the island theres a bunch of squirrels. 2. In the breaks contains a good amount of Rebs-leastways. 3. The Rebs-leastways are a group of bandits.
Output: 1
Statement: If you can't find a lobbyist, the court won't appoint one for you. Choices:  1. Don't depend on the court to find a lobbyist for you. 2. The court appoints a lobbyist for everyone. 3. Other people can help you find a lobbyist.
Output: 2
Statement: It describes the reasons for the proposed agency action, and its objectives and legal basis. Choices:  1. It describes why the agency action was proposed to the EPA. 2. It describes why the agency action was proposed. 3. It has no explanation for the agency's actions.
Output: 3
Statement: No secret hobby? she asked.  Choices:  1. "You don't have a secret hobby?" she asked.  2. She thought they must have something to hide.  3. She supposed he did not have anything to cover up. 
Output: 3
Statement: Jane, you stay where you are." With a sudden swift movement, Tommy snatched the revolver from Julius's hand, and levelled it at him. Choices:  1. In the blink of an eye, Tommy whisked the gun away from Julius and turned it on him. 2. Julius could not react fast enough to prevent Tommy from snatching the gun. 3. With a quick dash, Tommy rushed out of the room.
Output: 3
Statement: I saw the depth of the well, and I heard the miners' call. Choices:  1. The well looked like a black hole it was so deep. 2. I couldn't tell how deep the well was. 3. I could see how deep the well was.
Output: 2
Statement: What makes these teen flicks the ideal good bad movies? Choices:  1. How are these teen movies such good average films? 2. What makes these action movies so good? 3. Why are mediocre teen flicks so popular in this market?
Output: 2
Statement: Vrenna parried another sword strike and planted her remaining short sword under the chin of her opponent until his cap came off and balanced on the tip. Choices:  1. Vrenna had no weapon so he used his hands to hit the man. 2. Vrenna threatened the man with a sword. 3. Vrenna drew blood with the sword.
Output: 1
Statement: because there are just too many bills Choices:  1. I can't save any money because there are just too many bills. 2. There aren't any bills. 3. There are a lot of bills.
Output: 2
Statement: Before the modern Sevila was built behind its crenellated wall, Celtiberians settled in the area and are credited with having sculpted the crude stone statues of bulls and pigs around the city. Choices:  1. Celtiberians settled in the area before the modern Sevilla was built, and they are credited with having sculpted the crude stone statues of pigs and bulls around the city. 2. Celtiberians never settled in the area. 3. Modern Sevilla was built in 1989.
Output: 2
Statement: In Among Giants , another English romance in which freedom and security play footsie, the rover is a  an Australian climbah named Gerry (Rachel Griffiths) who joins up with a cowboylike crew of daredevil painters led by Pete Postlethwaite's Ray--they have 15 miles of mammoth electric towers to coat in a mere three months. Choices:  1. Among Giants is an English romance story with a lead character named Gerry. 2. The crew of painters is given more than a year to paint the electric towers. 3. Gerry meets the crew of painters on the streets of a city.
Output: 2
Statement: Of course the information-technology sector has been wonderfully successful--but that is because it has been in a position to exploit the extraordinary possibilities offered by photolithography, not because of any special virtue in the way it operates. Choices:  1. The IT arena is booming thanks to photolithography. 2. IT is just a bottomless money suck of despair. 3. Without photolithography there would be no computers.
Output: 2
Statement: Electronic signatures meeting the aforementioned criteria, however, can provide the necessary data integrity for highly automated systems because the signature seals the data once it is applied. Choices:  1. Electronic signatures can be accepted for banking documents. 2. Electronic signatures are never safe enough. 3. Electronic signatures are often safe enough.
Output: 2
Statement: His wife was afraid to fly with him, preferring to travel with a professional pilot or drive herself. Choices:  1. He was a terrible pilot. 2. The man was not insulted. 3. His wife preferred not to fly with him.
Output: 2
Statement: My heart was straining in its chest. Choices:  1. My heart could barely be contained. 2. I noticed no physical effects.  3. My heart was bursting with excitement. 
Output: 2
Statement: There followed a long period of peace and prosperity known as the Pax Romana. Choices:  1. Pax Romana was a period of war and turmoil. 2. Pax Romana was a welcome change for the citizens of Rome. 3. Pax Romana was a period of peace and prosperity.
Output: 1
Statement: This characteristic is a symmetry condition imposed in the econometrics as the demand equations were developed. Choices:  1. The equations were expanded to project the future growth. 2. A symmetry condition is the characteristic. 3. The demand equations were not further developed.
Output: 3
Statement: Four kilometers (2 1.2 miles) outside Kos Town are the remains of a medical school founded in the fourth century b.c. , just after the death of Hippocrates. Choices:  1. The medical school was created by Hippocrates. 2. The medical school founded in the fourth century is now a hospital. 3. The medical school was built in the fourth century but no longer remains.
Output: 2
Statement: The Florida Marlins won the World Series . They became the first wild-card team and the youngest club (they were founded five years ago) to win the Series. Choices:  1. They were the oldest team to win. 2. They were excited to win. 3. They were the youngest team to win.
Output: 1
Statement: Others are general illustrations. Choices:  1. The illustrations are colorful. 2. Some are illustrations. 3. There are no illustrations.
Output: 3
Statement: It was hard to make out but as every man picked up the chant, it rang crystal clear in the night air. Choices:  1. The chant wasn't exactly audible, and it wasn't clear enough to make out. 2. It was clear what they were saying. 3. It wasn't quite clear, but the chant could be heard for miles as many began to join in, and as more and more sang through the night, the clarity increased.
Output: 2
Statement: Pursuant to section 801(a)(2)(A) of title 5, United States Code, this is our report on a group of rules which constitute major rules promulgated by the Department of the Choices:  1. Our report contains information regarding a very long list of rules. 2. Disregarding the process defined in the United States Code, we've decided to come up with our own rules. 3. In compliance with the United States Code, we've made notes regarding some major changes proposed by the Department.
Output: 2
Statement: Today, however, you can buy almost anything with a tartan  scarves, hats, kitchen aprons, waistcoats (vests), tote bags, teddy bears the list is almost endless! Choices:  1. You can buy tartan print anything. 2. They stopped selling tartan because it is outdatedd. 3. You can buy tartan print to reflect your family's heritage.
Output: 2
Statement: The older man glared at me. Choices:  1. There was a young man glaring at me. 2. There was an old man glaring at me because he was a demon. 3. There was an old man glaring at me.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh yeah when i was yeah in my young in my young single days i had a uh Turbocraft are you familiar with that Choices:  1. I wish I had a Turbocraft when I was younger. 2. I used to go out on the river in my Turbocraft every weekend. 3. I had a Turbocraft when I was younger.
Output: 1
Statement: A sidebar proposes transforming AmeriCorps into a vast national scholarship program like the GI Bill. Choices:  1. Americorps and the GI bill are one in the same. 2. There is a proposal to turn Americorps into a program like the GI Bill. 3. People want to see Americorps be more like the GI BIll.
Output: 1
Statement: I was embarrassed for you. Choices:  1. I bet you are so excited about that incident. 2. You must feel so embarrassed after she publically dumped you. 3. I felt really bad for you.
Output: 1
Statement: (The girl is so much like a fourth-rate porn actress that the audience assumes she was hired to help the boy become a man--but the punch line never comes.) Choices:  1. The woman was very conservative and it did not appear like she was going to make a sexual advance. 2. The girl is very similar to a porn actress. 3. The woman shared a lot of physical similarities to a popular adult film star.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm guessing you don't have it with you?' Choices:  1. I bet you don't have it on you? 2. I bet you didnt bring it? 3. I bet you have it.
Output: 3
Statement: He knows what happened, she whispered. Choices:  1. He said very loudly that he knows what happened. 2. She whispered that he knows her secret. 3. She whispered that he knows what happened.
Output: 1
Statement: For your travel I am sorry. Choices:  1. I'm sorry you were hurt on your journey. 2. I'm not sorry for your travel. 3. I am sorry for your travel.
Output: 2
Statement: The tech millionaires, meanwhile, have realized they can use the establishment. Choices:  1. The tech millionaires do not know about the establishment existing. 2. The tech millionaires can potentially use the establishment. 3. The tech millionaires know what they can gain from using the establishment.
Output: 1
Statement: Come nighttime, however, the place can be all but a ghost town. Choices:  1. This place has had a bustling nightlife for a while.  2. This place is a ghost town at night. 3. This place draws in thousands of tourists every day.
Output: 1
Statement: And, yes, the Spice Girls impersonators still have Ginger. Choices:  1. The Spice Girl impersonators do not have Ginger. 2. The Spice Girls impersonators still have Ginger. 3. The Spice Girl impersonators have always had Ginger.
Output: 1
Statement: Understanding dawned. Choices:  1. We knew what to do now. 2. Understanding came over us. 3. Everyone was still clueless.
Output: 3
Statement: A drop in population revealed by the 2000 census is responsible for some of the funding cut, Mathews said. Choices:  1. There was a substantial increase in population for the 2000 census. 2. The population decrease was caused by people leaving to go westward. 3. The population decreased in the 2000 census.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah exactly and and you know they had uh in fact on the news last night we were watching this uh man who lost his ten year old daughter he ran out to the store for a few minutes and he had left her home alone she now ten years old she's old enough to be alone for a few minutes you know Choices:  1. On the news yesterday, a man's daughter scurried off to the store. 2. On the news yesterday, a son ran to the store and got abducted. 3. She was completely safe and made it home in one piece.
Output: 2
Statement: Thorn ignored him. Choices:  1. Thorn ignored his threats. 2. Thorn paid attention to him. 3. Thorn didn't pay him any attention.
Output: 2
Statement: and maybe they just don't report those or i'm not sure or you know i can't think of ever hearing on the news or whatnot or hearing or knowing anybody who was being robbed but good thing they had their gun on them and they they thwarted the robbery attempt Choices:  1. They never report the close call robberies on the news. 2. They always cover the robbery attempts on the news. 3. THey don't report those on the news.
Output: 2
Statement: Detailed guidelines are an important supplement to the official policies because they educate users and serve as an awareness tool. Choices:  1. Detailed guidelines of manufacturing procedure educate our users. 2. There are no detailed guidelines available. 3. Detailed guidelines educate our users.
Output: 2
Statement: well by the time the city gets involved i'm not sure how many how many people have their hand in it but we pay eight and a quarter cent Choices:  1. We offer $8.25 for that job, but I'm not sure if it becomes crowded once the city is involved. 2. Our $8.25 an hour is definitely much more than what the city offers. 3. We offer the same job as the city, but they may offer less pay than us.
Output: 2
Statement: The presence language appeared in the LSC appropriations act as part of an effort to expand LSC representation to aliens other than lawful residents, and does not appear to have been intended to limit LSC representation to aliens who were continuously physically present in the United States. Choices:  1. LSC itended to limit representation of aliens in the United States. 2. The aliens were from all over the world. 3. Aliens were physically present in the United States.
Output: 1
Statement: Conservative clothing at business-related functions ought to put you both at ease. Choices:  1. You should both be on edge because of the revealing clothing at the business-related functions. 2. You should both be at ease because of the conservative clothing at business-related functions. 3. You should both be at ease because of the conservative clothing at business-related functions in San Diego.
Output: 1
Statement: However, a movement was growing on the Greek peninsula against Ottoman rule and for an independent Greek state. Choices:  1. The Greeks took part in small rebellions against the Ottomans. 2. The Greeks were all content with Ottoman rule. 3. The Greeks began to move against Ottoman rule in favor of a free Greek state.
Output: 2
Statement: no we don't have uh we do have mass vacation but in our group it doesn't apply we're so busy year round yeah Choices:  1. Our group stays busy consistently all year long.  2. Our group would like to have mass vacation options.  3. We are only busy during the summer months. 
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum well that would be sort of interesting because then you get people from other countries i mean other parts of the state you know of course Pittsburgh would say you know oh find the better cheaper ways of burning coal you know  yeah Choices:  1. Pittsburgh has a research program on fossil fuels. 2. This should be kept in only one state. 3. Other states and countries could also participate.
Output: 2
Statement: Both candidates cite him as their model. Choices:  1. He is thought of as a model by both candidates. 2. He is thought of as a model by no one. 3. He is thought of as a model by both candidates because of everything that he accomplished during his term.
Output: 2
Statement: It's what kind. Choices:  1. I don't know what kind that is. 2. It's that kind. 3. It's the kind of cookie that has chocolate chips in it.
Output: 1
Statement: The merchants wanted to divert trade away from the Arabs, fearing the enrichment of the North African Maghreb as a threat to Christian Europe. Choices:  1. Developing the North African Maghreb could endanger a Christian Europe. 2. The merchants' fears were silenced, as the Arabs were willing buy their products at competitive prices. 3. The Arabs intended to seize the trade routes with Christian Europe, in order to establish a monopoly.
Output: 3
Statement: We began implementing these protocols in January of this year and will test them until August 2000. Choices:  1. We are going to test the protocols in August 2000. 2. We are going to test the viability of a hydgrogen cell car in 2000. 3. We are going to wait until April 2001 to test the protocol.
Output: 3
Statement: As the empire receded, colonized populations from North and Central Africa, Indochina, and elsewhere began to move to France and alter the French identity once more. Choices:  1. The empire just kept getting bigger. 2. The empire recede in Northern AFrica. 3. The empire recede.
Output: 1
Statement: Tell us what you saw at the hole in the sky.  A scream tore from the throat of the thing, and its hands came up to its eyes, tearing at them. Choices:  1. It screamed because it could not stand the color of my sweater. 2. The creature sat back and purred softly to itself. 3. The thing tore at its eyes and screamed.
Output: 2
Statement: They are considered useful for divining the future, prescribing remedies for problems, and perhaps putting a spell on an enemy. Choices:  1. Though they claim otherwise, their powers are not real. 2. They are good for a chat, acupuncture, and makeovers. 3. You can use them to place curses, provide remedies, or tell the future.
Output: 2
Statement: How Would Medicare Reform Affect National Saving? Choices:  1. There is no question that Medicare reform would have no impact on national savings. 2. National savings would increase if Medicare were reformed. 3. Medicare reform might affect national savings in some way.
Output: 1
Statement: i just sort of know what we can and can't do and it you know it's worked pretty well i haven't really gotten into any major problems without having something formal Choices:  1. I might consider the formal way, but it's not necessary. 2. I have never had trouble with the informal way. 3. I have had a lot of trouble with the informal way.
Output: 3
Statement: How Do I Become a Citizen? Choices:  1. I'm questioning how to become a citizen. 2. I don't want to be a citizen anywhere. 3. I'm questioning how to become a citizen of Chile.
Output: 2
Statement: Although this approach seems reasonable, there is a potential for substantial overstatement or understatement because the amount of estimated domestic postage-based terminal dues calculated under this procedure represents 4 percent of total IC payments to FPAs and 14 percent of total DC payments. Choices:  1. The reasonable-seeming approach may include some substantial over- or understatement. 2. The postage-based terminal dues are added to the IC, FPA, DC, and AO payments. 3. This approach has nothing with the potential for error in it.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh you attend a lot of their games Choices:  1. You haver never been to any games, right? 2. You attend a lot of games. 3. You like to attend their games, don't you?
Output: 1
Statement: cMany paintings were refurbished at a cost of $5 million. Choices:  1. There were no refubrishment costs. 2. Refubrishment of many paintings cost $5 million. 3. $5 million is not such a huge price in the art world.
Output: 1
Statement: Thorn grabbed the horse's mane and mounted in a single fluid motion. Choices:  1. Thorn mounted in a single fluid motion. 2. Thorn mounted in a single fluid motion to prepare for battle. 3. Thorn failed to mount the horse.
Output: 3