niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: In addition to the quarterly meetings, informal meetings and teleconferences are held among members on an ad hoc basis to discuss issues as they arise, such as assisting entities under attack. Choices:  1. Finding that quarterly meetings were insufficient in matters that arose between these meetings, employees were encouraged to schedule meetings as needed to deal with important issues. 2. Informal meetings and teleconferences were held on an as need be basis when important issues arise, such as assisting entities under attack, as well as the scheduled quarterly meetings.   3. The company only allowed its employees to discuss important matters during the scheduled quarterly meetings. 
Output: 3
Statement: Seventh month: Pleasing appearance and nice manners so striking that am promoted to waiting on the Sisters!  Choices:  1. I was demoted due to behaving rudely with the customers. 2. I was promoted to waiting on the sisters because of my nice appearance and good manners. 3. My manners were more professional than all the other workers here.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah i'd like to have one for the house too but sometimes my husband my husband says usually i work on the computer all day at work i don't want to come home and have to  work on one too Choices:  1. He's right, I'm an internet-a-holic and only do my computer all day. 2. I never use my computer ever, I don't even own one. 3. I'd enjoy having one for my home, but my spouse says I normally just work on my computer the entire day.
Output: 2
Statement: All but one of Billy's major movies include shots of his rear, and frontal nudity scenes from his movie Sliver were trimmed at the last minute. Choices:  1. Billy does not like showing his rear in his movies. 2. They cut out the frontal nudity scenes from Sliver. 3. Sliver is teeming with frontal nudity scenes of Billy.
Output: 3
Statement: yes my uh grandmother uh made us a couple of quilts for the baby and i was like oh i don't want to mess those up Choices:  1. My grandmother made a couple of very nice quilts for the baby. 2. My grandmother doesn't make things. 3. My grandmother made a couple quilts for the baby and I didn't want to mess them up.
Output: 2
Statement: I turned to the pony-trap.  Choices:  1. It was the pony trap that I turned to.  2. I turned to disable the pony trap that was set up on the narrow path.  3. I turned around to look at the Christmas tree. 
Output: 3
Statement: Capital Gang sters Al Hunt and Robert Novak signal an end to their rude ways this week with some of the most polite behavior ever witnessed on a political talk show (outside of the prissy Washington Week , of course). Choices:  1. Al Hunt and Robert Novak have changed their relationship in a positive way.  2. Al Hunt and Robert Novak have become much harsher to each other,  3. Al Hunt and Robert Novak have become close friends. 
Output: 2
Statement: Appendix III provides a comprehensive list of references cited throughout the guide, as well as publications that may be useful for technical information. Choices:  1. Useful publications and references may be found in Appendix III. 2. There is no comprehensive list of references found in this guide. 3. Tertiary information is found in Appendix IV.
Output: 2
Statement: It consists of two spans, straddling the Ile de la City, and was initially populated with street-singers, charlatans, prosetutes, pickpockets, and above all bouquinistes selling old books and pamphlets out of boxes. Choices:  1. The two spans, straddling the Ile da la City are quite bare and have little activity.  2. Prostitutes and pickpockets often mingled together in the city. 3. Bouquinistes used boxes to sell old books and pamphlets.
Output: 1
Statement: Elizabeth Dole goes  There's no point in even discussing it. Choices:  1. Elizabeth Dole must stay. 2. There won't be a discussion about Elizabeth Doles departure. 3. We must get rid of Elizabeth Dole.
Output: 1
Statement: He looked down at the tattoos that crossed the large man's chest. Choices:  1. He checked out the man's tattoos for a sign. 2. He didn't notice that the large man had tattoos. 3. He looked at the man's tattoos.
Output: 2
Statement: You know, it's not a bad idea to close the windows when it rains. Choices:  1. It's wise to close the windows when it begins to rain. 2. It's best to leave the windows open during a storm and let in all the water. 3. If you don't close the windows, the house will fill with water.
Output: 2
Statement: The policy states that an interim progress review should be held between the two stages, but the review has no established agenda and no required outputs of information unless specifically requested by the decision maker. Choices:  1. The review has no agenda and no required information, making the whole thing near useless. 2. There are strict agendas and information requirements for the review. 3. The review has no agenda and no required information unless specifically requested.
Output: 2
Statement: Now they've stopped laughing, but they want to stop it. Choices:  1. They are not laughing anymore, but they still secretly think it's funny. 2. They are not laughing anymore, but they want to prevent it from happening. 3. They don't care about stopping it, because they can't stop laughing.
Output: 3
Statement: that's about as tough as nope that's just keep us off a rock and we'll just let the let the stream take us down river and all that Choices:  1. We should stay off the rocks and then we can let the stream take us down river. 2. That is the very thing that will put us on the rocks. 3. Having those paddles keeps us off the rocks so the current can take us down river.
Output: 2
Statement: They had existed through most of their history without it and Mussolini had spoiled their appetite. Choices:  1. Mussolini made them hunger for it. 2. Mussolini has prevented many initiatives from being adopted. 3. Mussolini caused them to not want it.
Output: 1
Statement: Such a wage premium would amount to $9 billion in monopoly rents for the entire postal system. Choices:  1. Wage premiums would cause problems for the postal system 2. Wage premiums would not amount to any monopoly 3. A wage premium like that would result in $9 billion monopoly rents for the postal service
Output: 2
Statement: Slim felt the doors of the new, private world closing on him and astronomy became a thing of dead stars and black, empty space. Choices:  1. The job was putting too much pressure on him. 2. Slim found the new experience relaxing. 3. Slim had feelings of anxiety.
Output: 2
Statement: From this vantage point the city could control not only the ships that passed through the strait on the important trade route between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, but also the overland traffic travelling from Europe in?­?­to Asia Minor, which used the narrow strait as a crossing point. Choices:  1. The city had an influence on the passage of ships as well as overland traffic. 2. There was no interest in trade in the city. 3. The trade route between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean was used for spices.
Output: 2
Statement: Participants questioned whether, given the current funding restraints, existing models for generating revenues for the SEC were workable. Choices:  1. Participation in the study was not used or needed. 2. The SEC used participants to figure out funding issues. 3. The Securities and Exchange Commission used participants in a study.
Output: 1
Statement: Just east of Denia, you can visit the Cueva de Agua Dulce (Freshwater Cave) with its two lakes. Choices:  1. The Cueva de Agua Dulce has two lakes. 2. The two lakes are teaming with fish. 3. The Cueva de Agua Dulce is north of Denia. 
Output: 3
Statement: Over 300 comments were received. Choices:  1. A number of comments higher than 300 were received.  2. Less than 300 comments were received.  3. Over 300 nice comments were received. 
Output: 2
Statement: What does he expect I can tell him that I didn't tell the first chap?  Choices:  1. What did he think I could tell him that was not said in the first chapter? 2. There was a lot of information in that first chapter. 3. I told him everything in the second chapter not the first chapter.  
Output: 3
Statement: yeah you know and it's not for uh not for protection or hunting or or anything just you know for all those reasons just you know nobody thinks anything about having a gun it's no big deal Choices:  1. Guns should be banned. 2. They are not a big deal for some people though they are to me. 3. Guns are not just for hunting.
Output: 1
Statement: Oh, I'm king up here, lass, says Postlethwaite, looking more leathery and Asiatic than ever, like the mummified fossil of some early man. Choices:  1. Postlethwaite has very smooth and youthful skin while saying he's a king.  2. Postlethwaite looks very leathery and Asian while he declares himself a king.  3. Postlethwaite seems to think a lot of himself while he declares himself a king. 
Output: 1
Statement: 'Can't you redo it? Retrace your work?' Choices:  1. Can't you destroy it? 2. Are you able to retrace your work? 3. Can you retrace the drawing?
Output: 1
Statement: but i've been away from there for goodness i haven't lived in Alabama since nineteen sixty five that's been a long time ago i lived several places Europe and Choices:  1. I have not lived in Alabama since 1965. 2. Since i moved from Alabama in 1965, i have lived in several places including Europe. 3. I grew up in Alabama and still reside there today.
Output: 3
Statement: A wall panel explains that a film of milk covers the top of the marble, so that a living substance (milk) has been stilled, thus embodying the quintessential definition of the still life. Choices:  1. The still life is more complex than we think. 2. You can't paint or attach anything on the wood panel. 3. The top of the marble is covered by a film of milk.
Output: 2
Statement: The Jets were 1-15 two years ago and are one win away from their first Super Bowl since the famous Joe Namath triumph in 1969. Choices:  1. The Jets won the Super Bowl last year. 2. The Jets are close to their first Super Bowl in recent history. 3. The Jets players will win against their next opponent.
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh um-hum um-hum right right accessories uh-huh Choices:  1. The right scarves. 2. The right accessories. 3. The wrong accessories.
Output: 3
Statement: For these reasons, the employee contribution should have the same classification as contributions by non-Federal employees, which is nonexchange revenue. Choices:  1. Employee contributions increased 10% last year. 2. Only non-Federal employees' contributions are classified as nonexchange revenue. 3. All contributions are classified as nonexchange revenue.
Output: 2
Statement: What had happened was plain to me, for not two minutes before I had placed my little case on the table near the window, and the table, tilting up, had deposited it upon the floor on precisely the identical spot.  Choices:  1. My case landed on exactly the same spot where the body had been found.  2. I had left my case on the table but it slipped off onto the floor.  3. I had placed my small case on the table, and there it still stayed. 
Output: 3
Statement: Shinjuku Gyoen is famous for its botanical greenhouse, for its flowering cherry trees in April, and for its chrysanthemum exhibition during the first two weeks of October. Choices:  1. Every year, thousands of people visit the chrysanthemum exhibition in Shinjuku Gyoen's botanical greenhouse.  2. The Chrysanthemum exhibition in Shinjuku Gyoen takes place in July.  3. The cherry trees in the botanical greenhouse in Shinjuku Gyoen flower in April. 
Output: 2
Statement: Once the RFP is developed, it may be released in draft form in order to obtain industry questions and reactions. Choices:  1. The draft RFP format has been the most effective means of soliciting industry responses for us. 2. The RFP may not be released in draft form after development for any reason. 3. The RFP may be released in draft form in order to obtain industry reactions.
Output: 2
Statement: Not, of course, that I care whether Lawrence hates me or not.  Choices:  1. I don't care what Lawrence thinks of me.  2. I'm worried Lawrence doesn't like me.  3. I don't care what Lawrence thinks. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah the benefits are strange they change every day and uh you don't really have a lot of choice Choices:  1. The benefits are weird and always changing. 2. The benefits are weird and always changing, so I want a more stable job. 3. The benefits are always consistent and conservative.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh that sounds like it yeah that sounds yeah i imagine it would that this that's what we get real cold weather where the wind blows down out of Canada is called that uh Canadian ex press and boy that winds comes down and it and it seems to make a big dip Choices:  1. The cold wind blows out of Canada is called Canadian ex press 2. The cold weather comes from the wind blows down out of Africa. 3. The cold weather that we get is also very humid
Output: 2
Statement: This served to reinforce the message that high levels of improper payments are unacceptable in the United Kingdom. Choices:  1. Having a lot of improper insurance payments is not acceptable in the UK. 2. Having a lot of improper payments is acceptable in the UK. 3. Having a lot of improper payments is not acceptable in the UK.
Output: 2
Statement: Bayliss come out here two years ago. Choices:  1. Two years ago, Bayliss come out here. 2. Three years ago, Bayliss came out here. 3. Four years ago, nobody even heard of it.
Output: 2
Statement: It is this.  Choices:  1. This is what it is. 2. This is not it. 3. This is the most important thing.
Output: 2
Statement: well sure that but that's a that's an impossibility i think Choices:  1. I think that is very possible. 2. But I think that it is not possible. 3. I don't think there is a way that could be done.
Output: 1
Statement: Next to the chambers, Anchor Close was once home to the printing works of William Smellie, editor and printer of the first edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, which appeared in 1768. Choices:  1. William Smellie was an editor and printer of the very first release of Encyclopedia Britannica in 1768. 2. William Smellie worked on wikipedia for most of his career. 3. William Smellie kept his printing works exclusively at Anchor Close, though it was eventually lost in a fire.
Output: 2
Statement: In one of several exculpatory post-election editorials, the Wall Street Journal notes that votes were much more evenly split among married women than among divorced, widowed, or unmarried ones. Choices:  1. Married women, as a group, tended to have evenly split votes in the election, according to the Wall Street Journal. 2. There's absolutely no correlation between women's marital status and they way they vote. 3. Widows typically vote in the same general manner.
Output: 2
Statement: uh we have a friend who works who is a secretary for TCU you know up here they give you scholarship a hundred percent Choices:  1. I have applied for the scholarship, and I am waiting to hear from them. 2. We know someone who works for TCU as a secretary. 3. We don't know a single person who works for TCU.
Output: 3
Statement:  Environmental Protection  Control of Air  Final Rule for New Gasoline Spark-Ignition Marine Engines Choices:  1. There is no rule for gas marine engines. 2. There is a final rule for gas marine engines made after 1993. 3. There is a final rule for gas marine engines.
Output: 1
Statement: The McCollum-Stenholm bill, on which the 1996 appropriations were based, did not address the presence requirement, and the statement accompanying the introduction of that bill noted only that the bill incorporated the provisions from IRCA into the existing appropriation's provisions on representation of certain aliens. Choices:  1. The bill was enacted in 1996. 2. The bill addressed the the presence requirement and the statement accompanying the introduction of the bill. 3. The 1996 appropriations were based on the McCollum-Stenholm bill.
Output: 2
Statement: At 50 m (164 ft), it is the tallest tree in Southeast Asia. Choices:  1. The tallest tree in Southeast Asia draws some special tourists. 2. The tree is of an average height in Southeast Asia. 3. The tallest tree in Southeast Asia is 50 m.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh yeah you know i mean it's not uh i don't think Dallas is considered uh a a real bad place for for air pollution but you you can tell you can tell the differences in the days when it's when the haze is kind of yellowish gray instead of just being a a foggy misty color Choices:  1. Dallas's air can take on a yellowish gray color due to pollution. 2. Pollution levels have decreased in the last decade. 3. Dallas has exceptionally clean air.
Output: 3
Statement: Dole called Walsh's investigation an outrageous $35 million political persecution of Republicans, and applauded the pardons. Choices:  1. Dole applauded the pardons, calling the investigation a waste of $35 million. 2. Dole applauded the pardons, calling the investigation a waste of $35 million and years of work. 3. Dole applauded the guilty verdicts, saying they were well worth the money.
Output: 3
Statement: Although its processes have not changed significantly since the 1980s, OPM plans to modernize its retirement systems. Choices:  1. Technology today is much improved since the 1980s and OPM wants to modernize its retirement systems to keep up. 2. Even though OPM hasn't changed much since the 1980s it still has no plans on future development. 3. There isn't much difference between OPM now and it in the 1980s.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah wants you to Choices:  1. They want you to. 2. They might want you to do the task. 3. They aren't the least bit interested in having you perform the job.
Output: 3
Statement: (He has forsworn cereal analogies.) Choices:  1. He has sworn against using cereal analogies because they annoy him. 2. He has sworn against using cereal analogies. 3. He has sworn to use cereal analogies.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, if coal and oil are the low price for which they would sell us the troubles and tortures of racial youth, my answer is that the commodity would be dear if offered gratis."   Choices:  1. My solution is that the commodity would be worth a lot if offered for free. 2. I think the commodity would be worthless if it were offered for free. 3. The demand for the commodity would rise, if it were offered for free.
Output: 2
Statement: Deng's successors broadly favor cooperation, but lack the late paramount leader's dominating influence. Choices:  1. Deng's successors do not possess his level of influence. 2. Deng had dominating influence that he cultivated through fear. 3. Deng lacked any influence in comparison to his successors.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i hope it's as nice as it was today Choices:  1. Today was bad. 2. Today was nice. 3. It was sunny.
Output: 1
Statement: control Choices:  1. Control  2. No control 3. Control subjects 
Output: 2
Statement: None seems comfortable with the notion of removing Clinton for sex-related misdeeds. Choices:  1. Clinton took part in sex-related misdeeds. 2. Clinton also took part in money laundering. 3. People don't want Clinton touching sex related ordeals
Output: 3
Statement: 5. Change the question. Choices:  1. The question does not make sense without context. 2. Keep the question the same. 3. Change the question.
Output: 2
Statement: well i uh i found that uh it was a perfect combination from the standpoint of having vacations off at the same time Choices:  1. The summer vacation is the best part of the job. 2. Being a teacher has the benefit of having vacations at the same time. 3. The vacation times while being a teacher are the worst part of the job.
Output: 3
Statement: Its semi-circular seats, and the Prytaneum, where archaeologists found two statues of Artemis, now on display in the Selcuk Museum. Choices:  1. The Selcuk Museum has three seats that are still in excellent condition. 2. The Selcuk Museum displays its semi-circular seats today. 3. The semi-circular seats have mostly been lost to time, and the Selcuk Musem doesn't have any of them.
Output: 3
Statement: uh and she still drives which we do does scare us some because she has dented a few things you know Choices:  1. She doesn't drive anymore because she's too old. 2. She has dented a few things while driving. 3. She dented a few parts of the car while driving.
Output: 1
Statement: The sites, www.illinoislegalaid.org and www.illinoisprobono.org, include a list of more than 90 state agencies, most of which provide direct legal services to indigent clients. Choices:  1. The 90 agencies were only listed on one site.  2. The list of state agencies was available on more than one site.  3. The agencies were overwhelmed with clients of indigent people. 
Output: 1
Statement: Long enough for a gentleman who had once studied medicine to gratify a very natural interest and curiosity. Our eyes met.  Choices:  1. He was a hobo who never went to school in his life. 2. A gentleman who in the past has educated himself in medicinal practices. 3. He was a genius in his class and got all As.
Output: 1
Statement: We are really thinking of bestowing a prize on the first individual who does not say: 'What a lot of bottles!' And I know the next thing you're going to say is: 'How many people have you poisoned?' " I pleaded guilty with a laugh.  Choices:  1. Too many people comment on the amount of bottles thus the first who doesn't really cheers the mood up.  2. There is serious consideration of giving a prize on the first person that doesn't comment on how many bottles there are.  3. I won't give a prize to anyone. 
Output: 3
Statement: But the IRS isn't out of control. Choices:  1. The IRS is not currently out of control, it was before though.  2. The IRS is not out of control.  3. The IRS is out of control.
Output: 3
Statement: What the press can do is cover leaking more aggressively. Choices:  1. The press is much too aggressive with how they cover news leaks.  2. It would be in the best interest of the press to better cover leaks. 3. The leaking of confidential information is something the press can cover more effectively. 
Output: 1
Statement: so uh what do you plan to do with it Choices:  1. What devious schemes have you come up with to torture it? 2. So do you have any proposal on what to do with it? 3. So you are going to bed soon?
Output: 3
Statement: His name, SCOTTY, would be in green letters beneath the planet. Choices:  1. SCOTTY appeared below the drawing of Jupiter.  2. The name SCOTTY appeared below the planet. 3. His name was in red letters below the mountain.
Output: 3
Statement: Rajasthan is undoubtedly one of the most romantic regions in India. Choices:  1. Many people travel to Rajasthan for their honeymoon. 2. Rajasthan is widely regarded as an ugly and backwards part of India, and most people avoid it. 3. Without a doubt, one of the most romantic parts of India is Rajasthan.
Output: 2
Statement: Time to relax and this former Portuguese colony is the perfect place for it. Choices:  1. This former Portuguese colony is a perfect place to rest for a while. 2. There is no better place to relax than this former Portuguese colony. 3. The Portuguese never colonized any areas worth visiting.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah that that to me yeah it'd be very hard to believe too Choices:  1. I knew in my heart they it was right. 2. I wanted to believe. 3. I find it difficult to believe as well.
Output: 1
Statement: For all this, the railroad needed land. Choices:  1. The railroad was prepared to buy land from private individuals. 2. Land was important for the railroad. 3. The railroad didn't need any more property.
Output: 3
Statement: Without an apology, Clinton is doomed to enervating, fratricidal, interminable impeachment hearings. Choices:  1. An apology would probably resolve the issue. 2. Impeachment hearings are the fate of Clinton unless there is an apology. 3. Clinton doesn't need to apologize to avoid impeachment hearings.
Output: 3
Statement: An article marvels at the revival of religion in China, now used by the Communist Party to control a restive population. Choices:  1. China is controlling their population by getting rid of religion. 2. The revival of religion is being used to control the population in China according to an article. 3. According to an article, a surge of Christianity is being used by the Chinese to control their population.
Output: 1
Statement: For this and other reasons, AMIGA currently reports results only through the year 2015. Choices:  1. AMIGA reports only 2016 results because of reasons. 2. AMIGA reports only 2015 results because of reasons, said the article. 3. AMIGA reports only 2015 results because of reasons.
Output: 1
Statement: unless a lot of the people who who who are eligible to vote have no transportation and and and Choices:  1. It doesn't matter if people don't have transportation. 2. We should have buses for votes in case they don't have transportation. 3. There might be a lot of people who are eligible to vote who have no transportation.
Output: 1
Statement: Setting improvement goals is an important step in getting organizations across the government to engage seriously in the difficult task of change. Choices:  1. Improvement goals are easy to reach if everyone participated. 2. Setting improvement goals have zero impact on making government organizations to change. 3. Setting improvement goals is important to get organizations to engage in the idea of change.
Output: 2
Statement: Perfectly sickening the way those brass hats drove from the War Office to the Savoy, and from the Savoy to the War Office! Choices:  1. The hats from the War Office were made of leather. 2. The brass hats from the War Office were gut-churning. 3. The brass hats were recovered from World War II.
Output: 1
Statement: The Victoria Memorial offers a history of the bygone Raj, Anglo-Renaissance in style with a touch of Mughal influence. Choices:  1. The Victoria Memorial has a history of Raj, which may or may be still in existene. 2. The Victoria Memorial is not offering any history of Raj. 3. The Victoria Memorial has a history of Raj, which is now gone.
Output: 2
Statement: GAO has been asked by several federal agencies to review electronic signature systems used in financial management systems and to discuss how such systems should be evaluated. Choices:  1. the GAO is not a real organization. 2. the GAO has also been asked for other things over the course of their existence. 3. GAO has been asked by several federal agencies for review.
Output: 1
Statement: 'You've got a deal.' Choices:  1. There was no deal. 2. I was nervous but agreed to the deal. 3. We agreed to a deal.
Output: 1
Statement: The state didn't. Choices:  1. The government dissolved and fled to Jupiter. 2. The governing body did not proceed. 3. Massive fraud drove the governing entity to not proceed.
Output: 1
Statement:  was reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget as complying with the requirements of the order. Choices:  1. The review performed by the Office of Management and Budget was overseen and signed off on by the manager of the office himself.  2. [it] was reviewed as complying with the requirements of the order.  3. [it] was reviewed as insufficient overall, with regard to the requirements of the order. 
Output: 3
Statement: hum that's interesting i don't know mine didn't did not fall into the gifted category Choices:  1. There were many students who did not fall into the gifted category. 2. All of my children were classified as gifted when in school. 3. My children were not in the gifted category.
Output: 2
Statement: By far the largest increase in resources in many years, these funds will allow the hiring of 12 attorneys and 12 paralegals to provide service to TANF recipients on a wide array of legal problems that can obstacles be to making a transition from welfare to work. Choices:  1. Some of these funds will be used in hiring attorneys. 2. There has been a shortage of attorneys and paralegals in the past few years. 3. These funds cannot be used to hire any attorneys or paralegals.
Output: 3
Statement: well it was nice today Choices:  1. Today was miserable. 2. Today was 70 and sunny. 3. Today was nice.
Output: 1
Statement: Given that the emissions reductions under the Clear Skies Act result primarily in reduced ambient concentrations of PM2. Choices:  1. There haven't been any emission reductions thus far. 2. The clear skies act made a huge difference in air quality.  3. The emission reductions reduced ambient concentrations.
Output: 1
Statement: But he acts as if he knows it. Choices:  1. The way he acts shows that he doesn't know it. 2. The way he acts seems to indicate that he know it. 3. He is confident in the way he asks because he knows it.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah i've i knew people who did it years ago but they they were very apologetic about it because you could tell they were used to people kind of going what are you doing that for you know Choices:  1. I knew people years ago that were very apologetic about doing that sort of thing. 2. I've known about ten people over the years that have done that sort of thing. 3. I've never met or known about anyone that's done anything like that.
Output: 3
Statement: For several reasons, it would seem the burden of proof for this position should fall on its proponents. Choices:  1. Many of the reasons are listed. 2. The detractors need to prove their point of view. 3. The proponents will bear the burden of proof.
Output: 2
Statement: And Slim said, "It was not--"   Choices:  1. "It was--" Slim said. 2. Slim said, "It was not an intentional act." 3. "It wasn't--" Slim stated.
Output: 1
Statement: Moreover, we are building and maintaining a strong presence of both senior executives and recent graduates on targeted college campuses. Choices:  1. Some college campuses have a senior executes present. 2. Recent graduates are at college campuses performing hard manual labor. 3. Recent graduates are forbidden from entering the grounds of any college campus.
Output: 3
Statement: All other villages are already burned. Choices:  1. The demons already burnt down the other villages. 2. The other villages were burnt. 3. None of the villages were burned.
Output: 3
Statement: 'It seemed like it was going to turn into a pretty easy project. Choices:  1. It seemed like he'd be an easy project.  2. It seemed like Bob would not be a hard project.  3. It seemed to turn him into a difficult person.
Output: 3
Statement: Immigrants, social workers and bus drivers come to her for advice on divorce, child custody and bankruptcy. Choices:  1. She is trusted by the immigrants and social workers. 2. She only helps people with corporate issues. 3. They got to her for help with family issues.
Output: 2
Statement: Not breaking, Drew corrected, "training. Choices:  1. Drew insisted to break not train. 2. Drew wanted to convey the difference to show what the training was all about. 3. Drew stated that it was considered training not breaking.
Output: 1
Statement: i've watched them twice and they look like bumbling idiots out there at times Choices:  1. They don't look very smart out there. 2. I've never watched them, I'm sure they look fine. 3. They sometimes look like bumbling idiots.
Output: 2
Statement: Brief motivational interventions have been used with a wide range of problem drinkers and have been found to be effective in reducing drinking and its consequences. Choices:  1. Interventions, though effective in the short term, prove to be less effective than long-term care and sustained treatment and support. 2. Motivational interventions have been proven to be effective in reducing drinking in problem drinkers. 3. Interventions are not helpful, and often lead problem drinkers to drink more.
Output: 3
Statement: okay just in case Choices:  1. Take these lighters just in case. 2. Just in case, okay. 3. Okay, never mind what you ate for breakfast.
Output: 3
Statement: The French empire was collapsing. Choices:  1. The French empire was not staying strong. 2. The French empire felt no ill effects. 3. The French empire was previously strong.
Output: 2
Statement: yes as a matter of fact i heard the weather the other day on TV and i think it was one day this week a year ago Choices:  1. I am feeling nostalgic about where we were as a family a year ago 2. Something happened nearly exactly a year ago 3. I'm pretty sure that it was exactly two years ago today
Output: 3
Statement: and that's it it i mean maybe a home run could last a little bit longer because the guy has to run around all the bases you know but i mean it's it's like that i mean it's was it's just but when i went home that's all like they had on TV so i had to i watched entire games of baseball and they're going oh my God and TV in Argentina's really bad Choices:  1. There were so many different things to choose to watch on TV while I was home in Argentina so I usually watched soap operas. 2. I watched entire games of baseball because that's all the channels my satellite TV in Argentina could pick up  3. In Argentina, pretty much all I could watch on TV was baseball games so I watched them in their entirety
Output: 1
Statement: So while standing in that vast, but not very deep puddle, Dr. Edward lost himself in his synaptic innards and didn't even notice the students who walked by and laughed sarcastically at their former teacher, that's how low his spirits had sunk. Choices:  1. Dr. Edward stood in a large shallow puddle, he failed to notice his students walking by who sarcastically laughed at their former teacher.  2. Dr. Edward stared at his reflection in the puddle whilst the students walked past.  3. Dr. Edward took extra notice of the students walking past and pointed at them. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh yes that one i've we actually have that one my husband's read that it that one seems like it might be a little more interesting Choices:  1. My husband has read that one and it seems interesting. 2. My husband read it knowing it would be interesting. 3. We don't have that one and my husband has never read it.
Output: 3
Statement: National saving represents resources available for investment in the nation's stock of capital goods, such as plant, equipment, and housing. Choices:  1. Capital goods are accounted for in national savings. 2. A nation's stock of capital goods includes both industrial and agricultural machinery.   3. National savings is measured by totaling the balance of all savings accounts registered in that nation.
Output: 3
Statement: In the 1970s and 1980s, the agency made increasing use of computers in its audit and administrative operations. Choices:  1. Eventually the agency exclusively used computers for its audit and administrative operations. 2. Computers can be used for audit and administrative operations. 3. The agency didn't use computers until the 2000s.
Output: 3
Statement: Sub-aquatic enthusiasts are in luck in along the Garajau coastline one of Europe's first underwater nature reserves was created. Choices:  1. Sub-aquatic enthusiasts will not be disappointed if they visit the Garajou coastline. 2. The Garajou coastline features one of Europe's first underwater nature reserve. 3. The Garajou coastline is has no underwater nature reserves.
Output: 3
Statement: You work at Tadminster, don't you, Miss Murdoch? She nodded.  Choices:  1. You don't work at Tadminster. She nodded. 2. You have worked at Tadminster a long while haven't you Miss Murdoch? 3. Miss Murdoch worked at Tadminster.
Output: 1
Statement: But there are scenery chewers and there are Michelin-gourmet scenery chewers, and Pacino has a three-star feast. Choices:  1. Michelin-gourmet scenery chewers are a type of person who frequents fancy restaurants. 2. Regular scenery chewers and Michelin-gourmet scenery chewers are the same thing. 3. A very high quality of food is served at Pacino.
Output: 2
Statement: 7. Every a llegation is a political fact. Choices:  1. Every allegation is a political fact. 2. Every allegation must be taken seriously. 3. Political facts are alternative facts.
Output: 3
Statement: Gardens, Rivers, and Plantations Choices:  1. Growing plants, flowing streams, and large farms 2. Forests, ditches, and city streets 3. The photo collections features the gardens and streams of the area.
Output: 2
Statement: no no not these these are these are all purebred Choices:  1. They are mixed. 2. They are purebred. 3. Purebred are better.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore he was left with a choice as to which he would follow. Choices:  1. He had an idea of who he might follow. 2. He had a choice on who to follow. 3. He had no choices at all.
Output: 3
Statement: who did you root for in the Super Bowl Choices:  1. Did you support a team that made it to the Super Bowl? 2. My team did not make it to the Super Bowl this year. 3. Did you root for anyone at the Olympics?
Output: 3
Statement:  "Steady on, fella. Choices:  1. Go faster, girl! 2. Keep a good pace so you don't get tired. 3. Keep going, boy.
Output: 1
Statement: That is not the case. Choices:  1. The case is entirely different than that. 2. That is most definitely the case. 3. The case is something else.
Output: 2
Statement: It also grows a much-vaunted species of garlic, sold locally in strung bouquets. Choices:  1. The garlic has a really strong smell. 2. It does not grow any garlic. 3. The garlic is sold locally in strung bouquets.
Output: 2
Statement: i think we should have because because we're going if we don't do it now we're going to have to do it shortly Choices:  1. If we don't do it now, we will have to in a year. 2. We are going to do it one way or the other. 3. We can always decide not to do it at all.
Output: 3
Statement: oh really oh gosh no kidding talk about asking for trouble huh Choices:  1. There's no better example than asking for trouble. 2. That's clearly asking for trouble. 3. That's clearly avoiding trouble.
Output: 3
Statement: They've got to take care of the animals. Choices:  1. They have to look after the animals they brought. 2. They have to take care of the animals. 3. They have to take care of themselves.
Output: 3
Statement: It was later used as the ceremonial and legislative chamber. Choices:  1. Legislation and ceremonies did not take place in the room. 2. Legislative and ceremonial activity took place in the room. 3. The community gathered in the room on festive occasions.
Output: 1
Statement: Beginning in the mid-13th century, Tartars invaded Poland on three occasions. Choices:  1. Poland was invaded by Tartars on three separate occasions.  2. Poland repelled the Tartars each time they invaded their territory. 3. Tartars invaded Poland in 1940 during World War II.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i just heard about this last week uh they were bragging about it with uh uh Choices:  1. They boasted about it last week. 2. They shouldn't have been talking about it. 3. They didn't say anything about it.
Output: 3
Statement: Computers set up similar conditions, with the idea that the results would apply to the original. Choices:  1. The computer expected some similar results. 2. The computer set up some different conditions. 3. The results did not turn out the same.
Output: 2
Statement: Personal Communication with M. Durham, ADA Environmental Solutions, August 3, 2001. Choices:  1. Public communication with M. Durnham, ADA, 2001 2. M. Durham stopped working for the ADA in 2002. 3. M. Durham is with ADA Environmental Solutions as of 2001.
Output: 1
Statement: The money is conveyed in easily enough thanks to our colleague here. Another voice, which Tommy fancied was that of the tall, commanding-looking man whose face had seemed familiar to him, said: "Think of the feelings of Belfast if they could hear you!" Choices:  1. The people of Belfast would be very angry about the conversation. 2. Tommy eavesdropped on the conversation, hearing a familiar voice. 3. Tommy didn't know the men and stopped listening to their conversation.
Output: 3
Statement: One Hong Kong-based brokerage estimates that inflows will grow to $75. Choices:  1. The Hong Kong brokerage estimated a decline of inflows.  2. A Hong Kong brokerage estimates an increase of $75 to inflows.  3. The inflows will be increasing by a lot 
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh what what what bothers the heck out of me is uh one of these so-called American made cars where part of it's put together in Japan and what you've got is you've got standard and metric Choices:  1. All cars use the same measurement system throughout. 2. Some cars are in both standard and metric, it's aggravating. 3. Some cars are in both standard and metric.
Output: 1
Statement: There is very little left of the actual priory after it had been destroyed the stone was used to build the village houses but the Gate House remains intact. Choices:  1. The priory was destroyed during an attack on the village.  2. The Gate House was completely destroyed and today, no remnants of it remain. 3. Following the destruction of the priory, its stone was used for the construction of houses in the village. 
Output: 2
Statement: Initially weakened by an outbreak of plague, the 12,000 strong population rallied to the cause. Choices:  1. The natives lasted for hundreds of years. 2. The many people who lived there suffered through the plague. 3. Diseases wiped out the entire population.
Output: 3
Statement: it's gotten so though that there are so many you know there are so many uh Choices:  1. There just aren't enough at the moment. 2. There's a very large amount now - it's become like that. 3. There are probably too many, unfortunately.
Output: 1
Statement: Rips contends that the rebuttal paper misrepresents the original experiment's methods and that it ignores subsequent tests that he regards as immune from data-tuning charges. Choices:  1. Rips says that the rebuttal paper ignores subsequent tests. 2. The original experiment was conducted ten years ago. 3. There have been no additional tests since the original experiment was conducted.
Output: 3
Statement: says it needs, particularly for building a civilian police force. Choices:  1. They are not needed to make a civilian police force. 2. The police force is good at enforcing laws. 3. The police force is civilian.
Output: 1
Statement: The Clinton health-care plan is a case in point. Choices:  1. The case of the Clinton about the health-care plan is in point, said the teacher. 2. The case of the Clinton about the health-care plan does not exist yet. 3. The case of the Clinton about the health-care plan is in point.
Output: 2
Statement: His hand lifted, his fingers dancing. Choices:  1. He was absent hands. 2. He was casting a spell. 3. His fingers danced as he lifted his hand.
Output: 1
Statement: They held sway over islands off the northern Greek coast, but the Phoenicians kept control of the main sea routes; south of the area, trade continued as usual. Choices:  1. The Phoenicians had control of the major sea routes so they had to avoid them. 2. The Phoenicians had control of the major sea routes. 3. The Phoenicians had control of the major sea routes but they allowed them to pass.
Output: 3
Statement: Taken who to prison? Choices:  1. Got who out of prison? 2. Taken which person to jail? 3. Who was dragged to prison?
Output: 1
Statement: The Government said nothing. Choices:  1. The government was silent about the crime. 2. The government released a statement right away. 3. The government was silent.
Output: 2
Statement: Figure 7. Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Ton) Choices:  1. In the Figure 20, Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Time) 2. In the Figure 7, Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Ton) 3. In the Figure 7, Projected Marginal Cost of SO2 Reductions ($/Ton)- which is what has to be studied, according to the teacher.
Output: 1
Statement: TDH administers more than 200 separate programs and operational units, including Medicaid. Choices:  1. Medicaid is the only program they operate. 2. TDH runs many government programs. 3. Medicaid is the largest program that they handle/
Output: 1
Statement: A kind of dark suspicion smouldered in her eyes. Choices:  1. Her smokey eye shadow was a bit too intense.  2. Her glaze was filled with suspicion. 3. She knew they were up to something.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the annual report is to include (1) an independent financial audit, (2) applicable financial and performance requirements under the Chief Financial Officers Act and the Results Act, (3) the results achieved by the Office relative to its goals, (4) an evaluation of the Chief Operating Officer's performance, (5) recommendations for legislative and regulatory changes to improve service and program integrity, and (6) other information as detailed by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget. Choices:  1. The annual report does not include an independent financial audit. 2. The annual report includes an independent financial audit of all transactions. 3. The annual report includes an independent financial audit.
Output: 1
Statement: It is sufficient to note, however, that Stevenson was content to rely on a mix of his own admitted bloodthirstiness and good old-fashioned prejudice for his conclusion. Choices:  1. Stevenson relied on his thirst for blood and prejudice.  2. Stevenson was just and relied on the truth. 3. Stevenson will do anything to get ahead. 
Output: 2
Statement: Corporate taxes also were cut substantially in 1981. Choices:  1. In 1981 significant cuts were made to corporate taxes.  2. Income taxes were also cut in 1981.  3. In 1981 corporate taxes were significantly raised. 
Output: 3
Statement: I realize now that the cameras and microphones were probably installed by [the Globe ] while I was out, she reports. Choices:  1. She still had no idea who installed the camera and microphones. 2. She now realized that the Globe probably installed the cameras while she was out.  3. The cameras and microphones were installed in her dressing room.
Output: 1
Statement: But you could never be sure about anyone who joined a cult. Choices:  1. There was no way to trust any cult members. 2. There was no way to tell how far the brainwashing had gone. 3. You could always be sure about any cult members past or present.
Output: 3
Statement: The dark cypresses heighten the brilliance of the monument's marble, and the water channels, meeting at a broad central viewing platform, not only provide a perfect second image, but also, with the reflection of the sky, add at dawn and sunset a subtle illumination from below. Choices:  1. There is a single water channel there. 2. The water channels have a great view. 3. There is a meeting point of the water channels.
Output: 1
Statement: Besides the main hall and the hall of worship, the shrine complex includes a noh theater stage, a sumo wrestling ring, several teahouses, and the Yushukan museum of war memorabilia. Choices:  1. The sumo ring is the most populated attraction in the shine complex. 2. The shrine complex offers many different attractions, including a theater and a sumo ring. 3. The shrine complex doesn't have much to offer in terms of attractions.
Output: 3
Statement: three martini lunch or whatever they say Choices:  1. Three martini lunch is an expression. 2. Three coffee lunch or whatever the saying is. 3. Three martini lunches are unhealthy and for bankers.
Output: 2
Statement: The appendixes provide further information for use in planning and conducting an acquisition audit. Choices:  1. The appendixes won't provide any more information than has already provided. 2. There's more information provided in the appendixes on the subject of conducting acquisition audits. 3. The resources in the appendixes were carefully selected with the profession in mind.
Output: 1
Statement: They were not clearly linked to Attila's Huns, but their harsh agenda of exterminating Buddhists does suggest an affinity. Choices:  1. Attila's Huns were known for their great feats of compassion and generosity. 2. They were inspired by Attila's campaigns and chose to follow a similar doctrine. 3. There is a correlation between them and Attila's Huns because of their murderous agenda.
Output: 1
Statement: Hatch) would be swooning over her once again. Choices:  1. Hatch has been swooning over her for years.  2. Hatch will be having another crush on her again. 3. Hatch will continue to dislike her. 
Output: 3