niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: One especially prominent activist was Mueoz Maran Rivera, who is credited with helping to move Puerto Rico toward the 20th century. Choices:  1. Mueoz Maran Rivera aggressively opposed the activist movement. 2. Mueoz Maran Rivera was an especially prominent activist. 3. There was a large group of activists in Puerto Rico at the time.
Output: 1
Statement: 7 Privatization gone awry. Choices:  1. Privatization went awry. 2. Privatization works for everything. 3. Privatization doesn't work for everything.
Output: 2
Statement: Near the hammam (baths), the Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of Private Audience) has rich carving and inlaid marble. Choices:  1. The baths were made for the public audience. 2. The baths were well decorated for the audience. 3. There are a number of carvings and inlays in the baths.
Output: 1
Statement: Gauve's wife, Celeste, refilled his plate, laughing at his blush. Choices:  1. Celeste told Gauve they were out of food. 2. Celeste gave Gauve more food. 3. Celeste gave Gauve more pasta.
Output: 1
Statement: even better than Jaws and some of that Choices:  1. No, it's definitely not better than Jaws. Jaws is a classic. 2. It's even better than the movie Jaws. 3. Even better than Jaws and most 80s movies.
Output: 1
Statement: A brief summary of the statement is presented. Choices:  1. The summary presentation is no longer than 5 minutes. 2. The statement's summary is a short one. 3. The statement's summary is rather long.
Output: 3
Statement: They set off flash bulbs in churches. Choices:  1. In the churches, there were pictures being taken. 2. There was not a single picture taken in the church. 3. They were taking pictures of the disastrous scandal being carried out right in front of them.
Output: 2
Statement: Why doesn't it cost more? Choices:  1. It doesn't cost more because it is subsidized. 2. Nobody wonders why it doesn't cost more. 3. Some think it should cost more.
Output: 2
Statement: Did he feel some secret stirring of fear, or was he confident that his crime would go unpunished?  Choices:  1. Was he afraid he'd get caught, or did he think he'd get away with it?  2. He said he was sure he would go unpunished.  3. Did he flee because he was afraid he'd get caught, or did he think he'd get away with it? 
Output: 2
Statement: Since its numerous attractions are spread evenly throughout the city, good maps are essential. Choices:  1. In order to get to every attraction in the city, you need to use a map. 2. You don't need to use a map to find city's attractions, all of there are in one spot. 3. The fact that attractions are spread evenly in the city is a strategy to make tourists to visit the whole city.
Output: 2
Statement: uh right here in Maryland Choices:  1. Right here in Maryland. 2. Not in Maryland. 3. Here in Maryland.
Output: 2
Statement: Second, they seek to provide management with the objective and fact-based information it needs to reward top performers. Choices:  1. One task that falls on management is rewarding top performers. 2. They don't think that fact-based information is necessary for management to consider. 3. Without objective and fact-based information no performers would be awarded.
Output: 2
Statement: So my duties were restricted to parading around in public and the occasional wave. Choices:  1. I was only allowed to parade around. 2. I had to stay inside all the time. 3. I was only allowed to parade down the street once a week.
Output: 2
Statement: Several organizations had developed quarterly reporting mechanisms to summarize the status of security-related efforts. Choices:  1. The quarterly reports give just enough time to see real progress concerning security. 2. To summarize the status of security-related efforts, several organizations had developed quarterly reporting mechanisms. 3. Several organizations had developed yearly mechanisms to summarize the status of revenue-related efforts.
Output: 3
Statement:  When he was awake, the girl was always beside him. Choices:  1. He was never awake. 2. He was sometimes awake.  3. The girls never left his side. 
Output: 1
Statement: TRANSACTIONS WITH THE PUBLIC Choices:  1. money exchanges with the public 2. transactions with private companies 3. public transactions
Output: 2
Statement: 'We need to plug you in.' Choices:  1. You need to be plugged in.  2. You need to be unplugged.  3. You need to be plugged in to an electrical outlet. 
Output: 2
Statement: He is not mine to sell, Coronel. Choices:  1. I can't sell him to you, Coronel. 2. He belongs to me and I'm selling him tomorrow, Coronel. 3. He doesn't belong to me, Coronel.
Output: 2
Statement: Ha! said Tommy. Choices:  1. Tommy didn't think that would happen. 2. Tommy was surprised. 3. Tommy didn't say anything.
Output: 3
Statement: Internal audit organizations do not have a duty to report outside that entity unless required by law, rule, regulation, or policy. Choices:  1. Internal audit organizations cannot be compelled to report outside that entity by any force. 2. Many states have implemented laws to require outside reporting. 3. Laws and rules could compel an internal audit organization to report outside that entity.
Output: 1
Statement: At opposite ends, philosophy and theology are extolled. Choices:  1. Philosophy and theology, neither were allowed. 2. Philosophy and theology are extolled by the monarchy. 3. Philosophy and theology are extolled.
Output: 1
Statement: Twin leather straps crossed his chest and he wore leather breeches cut above his knees. Choices:  1. THe man wore black leather clothes. 2. The man was wearing a purple dress. 3. The man wore a lot of leather.
Output: 2
Statement: All rural routes use vehicles to deliver to a box placed along the roadside, and virtually all provide six-day-a-week delivery. Choices:  1. The routes are all long and have many houses.  2. All rutal routes have a six day a week delivery.  3. All routes only deliver packages three times a week. 
Output: 3
Statement: You can always get to know one. Choices:  1. You can always meet one at the grocery store and then get to know him or her 2. You'll never get to know one 3. You can always learn more about one.
Output: 2
Statement: more bad weather um-hum um-hum um-hum are you do you work or are you retired or you Choices:  1. The weather is great, you are lucky that you retired. 2. The weather sucks lately, makes me think of work. 3. More bad weather, yeah, and do you work, or are you retired?
Output: 1
Statement: Some readers selected books that state the  Bill Gates' The Road Ahead (Computers will be important in the future--gosh! Choices:  1. Bill Gates wrote a book and he made the statement that computers will be important in the future. 2. Bill Gates is irrelevant and he never wrote anything. 3. Most of the passionate technology readers acquire Bill Gates's books.
Output: 2
Statement: um well no i i i think um i i i don't think we're saving anything i i think what we're doing is we're we're we're making it possible to Choices:  1. They won't be able to keep their promises, so we're not saving anything. 2. I think we're on the right track when it comes to saving the country. 3. I'm pretty sure we're not saving anything.
Output: 2
Statement: Too long deferred, your apology will be dismissed as self-aggrandizing. Choices:  1. You should always apologize right away. 2. You should wait a lot longer to apologize to make it seem more sincere. 3. If you wait too long, your apology will not be taken seriously.
Output: 2
Statement: Good morning ladies and gentlemen. Choices:  1. There was a large crowd gathered. 2. Goodbye 3. Greetings everyone.
Output: 2
Statement: Th' boys didn't mean no harm jus' havin' a little fun when these Rebs jumped 'em!"Drew pulled up his neckerchief and dabbed at his cut lip. Choices:  1. Drew has a cut lip. 2. Drew has a cut lip because he got into a fight. 3. Drew has a wounded hand.
Output: 3
Statement: I wonder   Choices:  1. Or do I? 2. Let's think. 3. The situation is pretty straight forward.
Output: 3
Statement: The winery of Henriques and Henriques is also in town. Choices:  1. The winery has been in the town for 100 years. 2. The winery is far away from the town. 3. The winery is in the city limits.
Output: 2
Statement: But Poland has survived, with its culture, language and most of its territory intact, and today Poles look forward with optimism to taking their place at the forefront of the new, post-Communist Central Europe. Choices:  1. Poland is a part of post-Communist Central Europe. 2. The territory comprising today's Poland is the nearly the same as pre-World War II.  3. Poland has lost its language over the years, with most citizens speaking only English.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah she's yeah she's got it wired now she jumps up on the counter and stands up reaches up for the door and pulls on it till it opens and then jumps up in there Choices:  1. She doesn't know how to work the door. 2. We're going to add a latch so that she can't get in there. 3. She can open the door.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, the engineers of the battalion exposed to sarin showed no higher illness rates than others. Choices:  1. Sarin clearly caused illness in the engineers who were exposed to it.  2. The engineers tried to use illness as an excuse to leave the battalion.  3. It appears that sarin did not cause the engineers to become ill. 
Output: 1
Statement: This suppression is an outrage, but our policy must be more sophisticated than mere indignation. Choices:  1. It is outrageous that we are being suppressed. 2. Our policy doesn't have to be sophisticated in any way. 3. Outrage is only one of many emotions we feel right now.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, an audit report on an entity's computerized information systems may contain significant findings that could relate to the attestation engagement if the entity uses such systems to process information about the subject matter or contained in an assertion about the subject matter. Choices:  1. Audits do not typically find issues with attestation engagement systems. 2. Attestation engagement systems are problematic. 3. An audit could find significant issues.
Output: 1
Statement: To obtain FPA domestic rates, the Commission used the available FPA web sites. Choices:  1. They used the FPA web sites. 2. ANy agency is allowed to use the website to obtain FPA domestic rates.  3. The commission refused to use the FPA web site.
Output: 3
Statement: The bronze La Giraldilla weather vane on one of the fort's towers depicting a woman scanning the seas for her lost husband, an early Cuban governor has been adopted as the symbol of the city and of Havana Club rum. Choices:  1. La Giraldilla is a gold weather vane. 2. La Giraldilla is a bronze weather vane and it is on one of the fort's towers. 3. La Giraldilla is a bronze weather vane was designed by a famous Cuban artist.
Output: 1
Statement: You're going through domestic violence and you're going to be nervous with that kind of paperwork, and you want to do it right, she said. Choices:  1. You will not feel nervous at all doing domestic violence paperwork. 2. Domestic violence paperwork is typically the most nerve-wracking type. 3. You're going to be nervous with domestic violence paperwork, so you want to do it right.
Output: 1
Statement: And you have not made her speak?  Choices:  1. You didn't get her to speak? 2. She spoke for you. 3. You kept her mouth shut?
Output: 2
Statement: Red became argumentative. Choices:  1. Red started arguing when everyone disagreed with him. 2. Red got upset. 3. Red calmly accepted the situation.
Output: 3
Statement: They? How many do you have? Choices:  1. How many do you own? 2. How much money did you spend? 3. How many do you have on your person?
Output: 2
Statement: How should I know?  Choices:  1. Yes, of course I do know.  2. How do you expect me to understand that? 3. I have that knowledge, I am just not admitting to it. 
Output: 1
Statement: Then again, the tabloids have to give credit when love proves the cynics wrong. Choices:  1. Sometimes love proves cynical people wrong. 2. Sometimes, love has all the answers. 3. Love never shows cynics they are wrong.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Because this is your responsibility.' Choices:  1. It is your responsibility to empty the trash.  2. This responsibility belongs to you.  3. This is my responsibility. 
Output: 3
Statement: This is the home town of Andrea Palladio (1508 1580), the most important architect of the High Renaissance, a must-see destination for architecture lovers or those interested in history and design. Choices:  1. Architect loves should go see the home town of Andrea Palladio. 2. Andrea Palladio designed over 20 buildings in his home town. 3. Andrea Palladio was a famous musician.
Output: 3
Statement: There are good bargains to be found at the end of each season, particularly just after Christmas, when the shops of towns like Ambleside have seasonal sales. Choices:  1. You can find bargains on clothes and jewelry after Christmas. 2. You can find good bargains at the end of the season, especially afer December 26. 3. The sales don't really hit until July.
Output: 3
Statement:  "Peace, amigo ."Don Cazar's raised finger silenced his man. Choices:  1. Peace, friend, said Don Cazar, silencing the man with a finger. 2. The man immediately stopped talking. 3. Continue talking, my friend, Don Cazar encouraged him.
Output: 3
Statement: The Inupiat Inuit, who hunt whale, seal, and fish, favor development on the coastal plain--but not offshore continental shelf drilling. Choices:  1. The Inuit haven't whaled or fished on the coast in dozens of years. 2. Indigenous people hunt and fish on the coast line. 3. The Inuit mounted many protests against offshore drilling during the last year.
Output: 1
Statement: Her eyes, set wide apart, were hazel, a golden hazel that again recalled a memory of sunbeams. Choices:  1. Her eyes, close together, were dark gray and cloudy.  2. Her yellow colored eyes were wide set and gold.  3. Her golden, sunbeam eyes were inherited from her mother's side of the family. 
Output: 1
Statement: Conestoga, the Pennsylvania Legal Services Center's Striving for Choices:  1. The center was located in Canada. 2. The center had multiple locations. 3. The legal service center was located in Pennsylvania.
Output: 1
Statement: The Riverdance craze came to a bizarre ending last night as the show's star Michael Flatley was pummeled to death by audience members at a Sturgis, S.D., biker rally. Choices:  1. Michael Flatley was killed in Sturgis. 2. Michael Flatley was killed by ten bikers in Sturgis. 3. Michael Flatley died from lung cancer.
Output: 3
Statement: you know as an American citizen but i think uh the people that i've talked to as far as voting because i've worked you know in in trying to get people to vote when i was in the military i was a uh represented you know i represented people as far as voting and um from what i spoke speaking with people it was mainly that um they felt frustrated that their one vote wasn't going to do any good you know that um and and it was really hard to get across to them that it didn't matter you know it's a matter of that's your right you should go and do it you know and that your one vote can count when you get a whole lot of people if everybody says oh well my vote doesn't count you know then then what do you have you know Choices:  1. When I was in the military as an American citizen, I tried to get people to vote to be represented. 2. When I was trying to get people to vote, I wasn't in the military since I wasn't a citizen. 3. Being in the military, trying to get people to vote to be represented can be challenging.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh well uh i heard on the news this morning that um one of our local schools uh lost the roof of their gymnasium Choices:  1. On the morning news one of the local schools had the roof of the gym lost. 2. I saw last night with my own eyes the tornado come and take the roof from the school.  3. A tornado must have come through and taken off the roof.
Output: 2
Statement: I've never heard that sound come from a human being before. Choices:  1. I've never heard such a loud burp.  2. It wasn't a sound that a human makes.  3. It was a common sound that people make.
Output: 3
Statement: But there is one place where Will's journalism does seem to matter, where he does toss  baseball. Choices:  1. Will can't do anything in terms of baseball 2. Will's articles are only good in regards to sports 3. Will can't do anything if it has nothing to do with baseball
Output: 1
Statement: no i don't watch that i used to but i don't any more Choices:  1. I used to watch that but now do not. 2. I watch that all the time. 3. I watched the show before the actor died, not anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition to portraits of the virgin, Christ on the crose and the apostles, there is a large and outstanding El Greco work over the main altar of the sacristy Expolio (The Denuding of Christ). Choices:  1. There are no religious art works there. 2. There are many religious art works there. 3. There are many religious art works at the church.
Output: 1
Statement: Someone must have said some pretty dangerous health spells over him then." He turned to Dave, as if aware that the other was comparatively ignorant of such matters. Choices:  1. There's no way that anyone said a health spell powerful enough to put him in danger. 2. He must have had a health spell put over him. 3. Dave had been a wizard in the past before he came down with amnesia.
Output: 1
Statement: As an independent regulatory agency, the Securities and Exchange Commission is not subject to title II of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995. Choices:  1.  The Securities and Exchange Commission has a lot of leeway to find criminals. 2. Title II of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995 has no authority over The Securities and Exchange Commission. 3. The  Securities and Exchange Commission is subject to title II of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995, even though they are an independent agency.
Output: 3
Statement: that's too bad it must get a long time between thrills Choices:  1. That is fantastic, it must be non-stop thrills. 2. That is terrible; it must be hours between the thrills. 3. That is terrible; it must have long periods between thrills.
Output: 1
Statement: In all but two cases during the last 65 years, taxpayers have covered most or all of the costs of stadium building. Choices:  1. Taxpayers covered most of the stadium costs. 2. Taxpayers covered 90% of stadium building costs. 3. Taxpayers are never responsible for the costs.
Output: 3
Statement: Today Saint Valery offers ramparts and half-timbered houses in the Haute Ville, and a pleasant waterfront promenade with views of seals in the estuary. Choices:  1. Saint Valery does not offer ramparts in the Haute Ville. 2. The water promenade that allows views of the estuary seals is by far the most popular. 3. Half-timbered houses are available in the haute Ville.
Output: 1
Statement: Barney Frank, D-Mass., are circulating a letter to colleagues that they will send to the president next week. Choices:  1. Barney Frank wanted to pass legislature through to the president.  2. Barney FRank sent a letter to his colleagues that will be passed onto the president.  3. Barney Frank threw away a letter meant for the president. 
Output: 3
Statement: well i really enjoy reading the newspaper we get the daily and Dallas Morning News and i try to look at it if i get busy  i don't get a chance to pick it up like this week i noticed several copies have been untouched haven't been touched but uh Choices:  1. I tried to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News but sometimes I am too busy so I just throw them out. 2. I tried to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News but sometimes I am too busy. 3. I always find the time to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News.
Output: 3
Statement: It is but the extremely beautiful nature that you have, which made me pause." Choices:  1. The person in question isn't that beautiful. 2. The speaker doesn't feel that the lady is beautiful 3. The speaker is entranced with the subjects beautiful nature
Output: 2
Statement: Staff attorney positions at city and federal agencies in New York begin at slightly higher salaries. Choices:  1. Staff Attorney positions are widely available in New York 2. Salaries for new Staff Attorneys are lower in New York than the rest of the country. 3. Staff Attorneys at city and federal agencies in New York have higher starting salaries. 
Output: 2
Statement: And the signs made it easier for visitors to find their way around. Choices:  1. There are signs pointing directions. 2. There are no signs. 3. There are signs and they helped the visitors.
Output: 2
Statement: This environment encourages realistic assessments of risks and costs since doing otherwise would threaten the business case and invite failure. Choices:  1. Management is determined to avoid business failure at all costs. 2. Realistic cost and benefit assessment is encouraged in this environment. 3. Realistic cost and benefit assessment is strongly discouraged in this environment.
Output: 3
Statement: Considering those responses, the actual increase in annual aggregate health plan expenditures would be $464 million. Choices:  1. The actual increase will be $464 million. 2. The responses will lead to an annual aggregate health plan increase of $464 million. 3. There will not be an increase as a result of the comments.
Output: 3
Statement: but it's like a club you know about that Choices:  1. As you already know, it's like a club. 2. As you already know, it's like a club and they don't take well to new members. 3. It's very independent, not like a club in any way.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah ooh what a deal yeah Choices:  1. It's not a deal. 2. It's a good deal. 3. It's a good deal.
Output: 1
Statement: Indeed, anything that employs counting seems cheap. Choices:  1. Counting cards in card games is cheap. 2. Anything that includes counting is fair play in my book. 3. I agree, anything that uses counting seems cheap.
Output: 2
Statement: But what's interesting is how similar Lockheed's tactics remain to those it deployed when it was running what was called the grease machine. Choices:  1. The tactics at Lockheed are radically different from what was tried before. 2. The tactics are very similar to those developed by the CEO of Lockheed during the grease machine era. 3. The tactics at Lockheed remain similar to those it developed in the past.
Output: 1
Statement: It is located in the house which Nehru inherited from the British Indian Army Commander-in-Chief on Teen Murti Road (it also houses a planetarium). Choices:  1. It is located in the house which also has a planetarium that Nehru had inherited.  2. Nehru inherited the house from his father, the British Indian Army Commander-in-Chief. 3. It used to be located in the house that Nehru had inherited but today nobody knows where it is.
Output: 3
Statement: In the future, Clinton and Blair say, false oppositions between competition and compassion, efficiency and equity, will be resolved. Choices:  1. Other leaders agree with the sentiment that the false oppositions between competition and compassion will be resolved. 2. Clinton feels that efficiency and equity cannot coexist, while Blair feels that this is a false opposition. 3. Clinton and Blair have very similar views on resolving certain issues.
Output: 2
Statement: Continuing down High Street, you will walk past several stores selling highland dress and cashmere before you reach John Knox House, on the left side of the road. Choices:  1. The John Knox House is located along a road with shops. 2. The John Knox House is also a souvenier shop. 3. High street contains nothing of commercial or historical note.
Output: 3
Statement: There are half a dozen museums tucked into an elbow of the canal, but not all of them are worth seeing. Choices:  1. At the elbow of the canal, there are about six museums, a few of which are best avoided. 2. Most of the museums are about the history of the canal. 3. There are a dozen museums in the canal's elbow which are all worth a visit.
Output: 3
Statement: Idon't generally complain about oppressive patriarchal social structures, but Ferberism is a good example of one. Choices:  1. I don't generally complain about oppressive patriarchal social structures, but others do. 2. I think Ferberism is a good example of a patriarchal social structure. 3. I don't think Ferberism is a good example of an oppressive patriarchal social structure.
Output: 3
Statement: It's that their myriad, dubious, and overlapping roles keep piling up without ever being properly explained. Choices:  1. Their amount of roles keep rising, but they're never really explained properly. 2. These mysterious roles keep popping up in order to keep their actual work confidential. 3. Their roles are in no way shrouded or mysterious and are well explained.
Output: 3
Statement: Judith, it's been great doing this piece of work (as the button men would say) with you. Choices:  1. I hated working with Judith. 2. I liked working with you, Judith. 3. You were my favorite to work with, Judith.
Output: 1
Statement: That's what happened on Meet the Press , where Russert, after hosting Bradley's jocks for much of the show, explained the absence of a Gore representative by reporting, We asked the Al Gore campaign to provide celebrities who would support him. Choices:  1. Al Gore's representative was busy campaigning. 2. On Meet the Press, we asked the Bush campaign to provide names of celebrities who would support him. 3. Al Gore had celebrities that supported him.
Output: 2
Statement: and so you know there's a lot of controversy and people walk around at gun shows with their big guns on their back saying for sale and you don't have to do any background checking i mean any they would sell it to anybody Choices:  1. There are people buying guns that don't even have a background check.  2. Everyone that buys a gun has a background check.  3. It's ridiculous that people can buyba gun without a background check. 
Output: 2
Statement: Sleyman the Magnificent, aged 25, ascended the throne and ruled for 46 years (1520 1566), the longest and most glorious reign in the history of the Ottomans. Choices:  1. The Ottoman Empire was at a high point while Sleyman was in power. 2. The longest reign in the Ottoman empire was 46 years by Sleyman the Magnificent. 3. Sleyman the Magnificent took the throne at a young age and died after three years.
Output: 3
Statement: Heritage assets shall be reported in terms of physical units rather than cost, fair value, or other monetary values. Choices:  1. Heritage assets will be reported in terms of physical units of dollars. 2. Heritage assets will be reported in terms of physical units. 3. Heritage assets will be reported in terms of philosophical units.
Output: 3
Statement: Disneyland is huge and can be very crowded in summer. Choices:  1. Going to Disneyland is every child's dream. 2. Disneyland is least crowded in the summer. 3. The size of Disneyland is very big.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Hold on.' White looked at me. Choices:  1. White told me to hold on to his hand.  2. White looked at me and told me to hold on.  3. He told me to let go. 
Output: 3
Statement: And how would you know? asked Adrin. Choices:  1. Adrin was asking how you knew. 2. Adrin was asking how you knew about the battle. 3. And where would I find that? asked Adrin.
Output: 3
Statement: Small shops and outdoor markets across the country feature intricate works of gold and silver, handpainted ceramics, and classic wool rugs. Choices:  1. Handpainted ceramics can be found in small shops and outdoor markets. 2. Intricate works of gold couldn't possibly be found at outdoor markets or small shops. 3. Outdoor markets are only lightly regulated by the government.
Output: 2
Statement: you prepare a lot of vegetables and there's lots of different casseroles and things so you just make you just Choices:  1. because there are a lot of casseroles you use many vegetables 2. the casseroles only include vegetable ingredients 3. you don't have to use vegetables because there's only one casserole
Output: 3
Statement: On a microscope slide they etched a hockey rink with laser, agreed on the rules, connected the microscope's camera to the big screen display and played until the morning. Choices:  1. They played all night and quit when the professor came in. 2. They were unable to etch a hockey rink onto such a small surface as a microscope slide. 3. They played hockey on a microscope slide with the image projected on to a big screen display.
Output: 2
Statement: As a practical matter, most radio stations in that situation would simply drop the Forbes editorials. Choices:  1. Most radio stations in that situation would refuse to drop the Forbes editorials. 2. Most radio stations in that situation would simply drop the Forbes editorials as a practical matter. 3. It would be easier for most radio stations in that situation to just find something else to fill up airtime.
Output: 1
Statement: The superior environmental and economic results of ...the Program are precisely what should have been expected of a program that matched an explicit emissions limit with a market that turned pollution reductions into marketable assets. Choices:  1. The program limited emissions. 2. The program saved the environment. 3. The program has nothing to do with the market.
Output: 3
Statement: He did not buy it." Choices:  1. He didn't buy it. 2. He bought it on the spot. 3. He didn't buy what the other was selling.
Output: 2
Statement: The Port of New York offered a critical test because, given the diversity of imports and the volume of work, if problems were occurring, they would be likely to show up clearly in this site. Choices:  1. The Port of New York was a critical test. 2. Problems will show up clearly in this site. 3. Diversity and volume of work are low.
Output: 3
Statement: Li added his support to alcohol-related problems, but suggested another alternative, problem drinking, which is commonly used. Choices:  1. Problem drinking is commonly used.  2. Li supports many causes, all different ones.  3. Li does not support alcohol-related programs. 
Output: 3
Statement: save more um you know so i can go to school full time Choices:  1. "In order to attend school full-time, I intend to save more and look into short term employment opportunities." 2. "In order to attend school full-time, I intend to save more." 3. "I intend to splurge more before going to school full-time."
Output: 3
Statement: no i don't think it's a monetary thing i think we hope that it will be you know Choices:  1. I think it's not a monetary thing, I think we hope that it will be, you know. 2. It's already a monetary thing, and we hate it. 3. I hope it will be a monetary thing before May.
Output: 2
Statement: As his health is failing, his usual Wednesday and Sunday blessings from mid-July to early September are no longer guaranteed. Choices:  1. Following his retirement, his biweekly blessings have permanently ended. 2. He can still be relied upon to give mass at Easter and Christmas. 3. He still gives his biweekly blessing in Summer, but the demands of his health mean he often misses them.
Output: 1
Statement: At one of VBA's regional offices, for example, computerized information is continuously displayed on video screens providing employees with current performance information. Choices:  1. They did not want to disclose the performance information to the employees. 2. They wanted to make sure everything was running smoothly. 3. The employees are able to see the performance in real time.
Output: 1
Statement: For years, lawyers at Ice Miller, the state's second-largest firm, have earned bigger bonuses by clocking pro bono hours. Choices:  1. They only wanted to do pro bono to build up their resume. 2. The lawyers were able to make more money with the pro bono gigs. 3. They had lost hundreds from doing pro bono hours.
Output: 3
Statement: considerations could support recommendation of rate and classification changes tailored to the capabilities and needs of particular mailers. Choices:  1. The rates and classifications might be changed to better meet the needs of certain mailers. 2. Mailers need to pay lower rates in order to stay in business. 3. Any considerations made would not support changes to the mailers' rates.
Output: 3
Statement: The Musee Camargais at Albaron gives a glimpse of the traditional lifestyle of the area, and sets you off on a 3.5-km (2-mile) guided walk through the marshland, and the Parc Ornithologique at Pont de Gau allows you to watch a number of bird species without long hikes into the interior. Choices:  1. There are no birds in the Parc Ornithologique. 2. You can watch bird species in a controlled environment at the Parc Ornithologique. 3. There is self guided tours available too.
Output: 1
Statement: The Middle Ages Choices:  1. The Middle Ages were a time period. 2. There were no Middle Ages. 3. The Middle ages were a tough time.
Output: 2
Statement: Legacy, predicting that he will keep custody of his kids but lose his appeal of the civil decision. Choices:  1. Predicting he will retain ownership of his children but lose his appeal. 2. His children love their father and it's a great thing they're together. 3. He lost ownership of his children and took his own life.
Output: 3
Statement: finish the job while we were in there Choices:  1. When we are there, finish the job. 2. They finished the job. 3. They did not want the job finished.
Output: 3
Statement: Attorney General; the Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency; the Director, Federal Emergency Management Agency; the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation; the Director of Central Intelligence; the Assistant to the President for Science and Technology; the Director, Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office; the Director, National Infrastructure Protection Center; the organizations that participated in our study; and other interested parties. Choices:  1. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is also know as the F.B.I. and participated in our study. 2. Our study involved numerous government agencies and organizations. 3. The Director of Central Intelligence is Mike Pence.
Output: 3
Statement:  Praise be to Mother Ganga!  Choices:  1. Mother Ganga should be praised. 2. Praise to Mother Ganga for her recent blessings! 3. Curses on Mother Ganga!
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh yeah what are we  yeah yeah hat's in the juice  this is what i would put in juice Choices:  1. This is what I put in juice and it is delicious. 2. This is what I put in juice. 3. I don't put this in juice.
Output: 3
Statement: I must have liberty to go about the business in my own way. The German laughed. Choices:  1. I need to have the freedom to do what I want. 2. Just say the word I will be at your beck and call. 3. You can not keep me from going about my business.
Output: 2
Statement: Jetfoils leave every 15 to 30 minutes 24 hours a day. Choices:  1. You won't have to wait very long; the jetfoil will be here within 30 minutes. 2. The company that operates the jetfoils prides itself on its punctuality. 3. You better take a seat and get comfortable. The jetfoil will be here in an hour or two.
Output: 3
Statement: Your mistress had a quarrel?" Choices:  1. Your mistress had a fight?  2. She had a secret life.  3. Your mistress never fought?
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think the the Americans that i know who are are are sort of antitax a lot of them seem antitax because they're distrustful of the government will spend their money wisely and the sense is i can spend the money on myself if i gave it to the government they would just waste it seems to be an an an attitude i hear is a lot of people and i think you hear that attitude you if you go to Sweden you won't hear that as much people will say well we need those services and we're it makes our country great so we will are more willing to pay for it uh Choices:  1. Anti-tax sentiment as a result of lacking trust in government is very common in Americans. 2. Swedish individuals hate paying taxes because they don't believe their government will spend them wisely. 3. The Swedish attitude to tax is something America could use.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i took them up here to Collectors Rector Records and was able to get a little money for them Choices:  1. The money wasn't much but I needed to clear the space in my garage. 2. I was able to get paid for my old records. 3. I took them up to Rector Collector Records and didn't get paid at all.
Output: 3
Statement: But by that time, the country had joined the World Trade organization, and the European Union had agreed to open negotiations to admit Poland (along with the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia) into the EU. Choices:  1. The European Union agreed to admit five more countries. 2. Slovakia was not allowed entry into the European Union. 3. After entering the European Union, Poland's trade boomed.
Output: 2
Statement: So what if the restorations were in concrete? Choices:  1. It is not a problem to have restorations in concrete. 2. It will be expensive if the restorations are in concrete 3. Is it a problem if the restoration are in concrete?
Output: 1
Statement: well it's been very windy and it's uh probably unseasonably hot for time right now Choices:  1. It has been warm for the past week. 2. It's pretty cold here. 3. It is unusually warm right now.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's great i i wish you all the best in in your future in your endeavors out there in what ever you are doing and it's good to talk to a a a student rather than Choices:  1. It's unfortunate I had to converse with only a student, but may your future be riddled with success. 2. Awesome, it's great to be able to speak to a student and I hope you find success in your future aspirations. 3. Good to hear, it's been a pleasure talking to a student within the organization who can provide such insights, I hope you may achieve your dreams.
Output: 1
Statement: The train stops by riverside markets where farmers trade fruit, vegetables, and gossip with passengers. Choices:  1. A lot of farmers meetup at riverside markets. 2. The train passes some riverside markets but doesn't stop. 3. Farmers at riverside markets trade fruits and vegetables.
Output: 2
Statement: that was a big savings well that's great well have you been in it long Choices:  1. I wished I could save that much. 2. That is a deep blow to your wallet. 3. That is a large amount of savings.
Output: 2
Statement: well down there you get uh uh some more aromatic aromas like the uh the smell of the pine forest and uh Choices:  1. You can smell the pine forest and you can also smell the bear poop. 2. You get smells down there like the smell of fresh sewage.  3. down there you get aromatic aromas like the smell of pine.
Output: 2
Statement: The Wannabes will do anything for the Jocks, and the Jocks exploit them mercilessly, forcing them to write briefing papers, answer mail, field phone calls, fetch dry cleaning, and play chauffeur. Choices:  1. The Wannabes love being exploited by the Jocks.  2. The Wannabes exploit the Jocks.  3. The Jocks exploit the Wannabes. 
Output: 2
Statement: The lag adjustment distributes the mortality incidence over five years (25 percent in each of the first two years, and 17 percent for each of the remaining years) and discounts mortality benefits over this period at a rate of three percent. Choices:  1. The lag adjustment correctly compensates for mortality benefits. 2. The lag adjustment distributes the mortality incidence over five years and discounts mortality benefits at a rate of three percent. 3. No discount is necessary to account for mortality benefits at a forward rate.
Output: 3
Statement: He doesn't chew tobacco--I had to help him out a bit. Choices:  1. He still chews tobacco - none of my help was useful. 2. He doesn't chew tobacco - thanks in part to me. 3. I helped him quit chewing tobacco last year.
Output: 1
Statement: Much of downtown Fort- de-France is fertile territory for shoppers. Choices:  1. A majority of the shops are clothing-related. 2. Shoppers may visit downtown Fort-de-France. 3. There are no shops in downtown Fort-de-France.
Output: 3
Statement: Meanwhile, Albanian Kosovars proclaimed their territory a republic and, through channels violent and nonviolent, sought actual independence. Choices:  1. Albanian Kosovars said the territory was now a republic. 2. Albanian Kosovars said the territory was now a democracy. 3. Albanian Kosovars said the territory was now a republic and kicked out the occupiers. 
Output: 2
Statement: Given That Experts Disagree About Whether Retirement Choices:  1. Retirement: Subject of Expert Disagreement 2. Expert Concurrence on Retirement 3. Experts have taken on approximately three camps on the issue, most vehemently disagreeing on the influence of pensions and medical care programs. 
Output: 2
Statement: Cheer up, old thing, it can't be helped. 26 "Can't it, though!" Tuppence's little chin shot out defiantly. Choices:  1. Tuppence stayed quiet and didn't say anything. 2. Tuppence was not happy to be spoke to in that way. 3. Tuppence thought it could be changed.
Output: 1
Statement: that that that must be the rationale for for where it comes from United States Choices:  1. That isn't the rationale the people in the USA have. 2. That must be the rationale the people in the USA have. 3. The must be the rationale.
Output: 1
Statement: Professor Zucker is a huge advocate for the little man, said Nicole Blackman, 21, a senior business major at Cal State Northridge.  Choices:  1. Professor Zucker enjoys going to fraternities because he is still very much in his prime. 2. Professor Zucker absolutely denies any association for the little man. 3. Nicole Blackman, the senior business major at California State, is aged 21.
Output: 2
Statement: The original miniskirt had another revolutionary side--it was another theft by women from men, only disguised. Choices:  1. The original miniskirt belonged to men then women stole it. 2. Women had the original miniskirt first it was revolutionary. 3. Men wore the first miniskirts and now only women wear them.
Output: 2
Statement: And then he heard the saving tone of his cell phone 'fooor myyy Czarek froooommm Christina Paqualerra.' Choices:  1. He heard his cell phone ring four times. 2. He turned his cell phone off. 3. He heard his cell phone ring.
Output: 2
Statement: Unlike Kwanzaa, Hanukkah enjoys no agreed-upon spelling in English. Choices:  1. It is more important to spell Kwanzaa correctly than the spell Hanukkah correctly.  2. There is only one agreed upon spelling of Hanukkah in the English language.  3. There is more than one way to spell Hanukkah in the english language. 
Output: 2
Statement: that that that's uh yeah that's absolutely right and you can gain a lot of ground doing that too if you Choices:  1. You won't earn anything by doing that 2. You can gain a lot of ground doing that 3. You can gain a lot of ground doing that house work
Output: 1
Statement: One example is GGD's series of reports on how the 1980 census was conducted. Choices:  1. GGD has a series of reports about how the census counted people in rural areas. 2. GGD only issued one report. 3. GGD has a series of reports on the census.
Output: 2
Statement: They tried to make up for the ugliness of their new building by restoring Number Twenty Nine as a museum representing a typical bourgeois house of the period . Choices:  1. By restoring Number Twenty Nine as a museum representing a typical bourgeois house of the period, they tried to make up for the ugliness of the new building. 2. They tried to make up for the beauty of the rivaling neighbouring building by restoring Number Twenty Nine. 3. The new building is ugly, because the architect who designed it did a poor job.
Output: 2
Statement: I should like to speak to you in private, said Dr.  Choices:  1. I should like to speak to you out in public, said Dr. 2. The Dr. will speak to you in his office. 3. The Dr. wants to have a private conversation with you.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah oh well that's nice Choices:  1. Your shirt is nice. 2. Yes, that's lovely. 3. No, that is horrible.
Output: 3
Statement: Using similar techniques, furniture is likely to be expensive, but framed pictures of Tuscan landscapes or views of Florence are more moderately priced and, as souvenirs go, tastefully done. Choices:  1. The most expensive souvenirs are framed pictures of Tuscan landscapes. 2. Framed pictures of Tuscan landscapes are relatively tasteful. 3. It's very easy to find framed pictures of Tuscan landscapes.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh otherwise you know we uh  with you know PBS and so forth and i i particularly enjoy i don't know whether you've whether you had a chance to watch it on PBS but uh Choices:  1. you know PBS. 2. You are aware of the PBS show. 3. You do not know PBS.
Output: 3
Statement: i enjoy mainly the old the older rock and roll tunes rather than a lot of the new stuff the lyrics are so repetitive Choices:  1. I like the new stuff better than the older tunes. 2. I prefer the older rock and roll tunes. 3. I don't buy records of the new stuff.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right i well he was what uh a Senator from Utah or something like that i can't remember where Choices:  1. He's one of the oldest Utah Senators. 2. I believe he was a Congressman from California. 3. I believe he might have been a Utah Senator.
Output: 2
Statement: I noticed you walked lame, interpolated Tuppence. Choices:  1. Tuppence noticed that you were limping.   2. Tuppence did not at all notice you limping.   3. You had a broken foot thus you were limping.  
Output: 2
Statement: It was applied pro bono by attorney Robert Hamrick at the Schwabe Williamson &amp Choices:  1. Attorney Robert Hamrick did not apply it pro bono. 2. Attorney Robert Hamrick was being charitable by doing it pro bono. 3. Attorney Robert Hamrick applied it pro bono.
Output: 1
Statement: If he was going to take the matter that way, it was no good arguing with him.  Choices:  1. It was pointless squabbling with him, if he would just get angry and take is personally again.  2. It was pointless squabbling with him, if he would take it that way.  3. I knew he would eventually change his mind, so I should just argue with him for awhile.
Output: 3
Statement: uh maybe you could tell me what is the difference between office paper waste and just like newspapers Choices:  1. There is a difference. 2. Newspapers are not waste. 3. Tell me the difference between office paper waste and newspapers.
Output: 2
Statement: uh what's his name plays the trumpet Choices:  1. He's a musician.  2. He's musically challenged.  3. That guy is a trumpet player. 
Output: 2
Statement: What will happen if Starr reveals a positive result to Clinton? Choices:  1. How will Clinton react, if Starr reveals a positive result? 2. What will be the effects of Starr's reveal? 3. There will be no effects from Starr's reveal.
Output: 3
Statement: After a while, I almost forgot that I was really Jane Finn. Choices:  1. I knew all along that I was Jane Finn 2. I have a bad memory so I forgot my name 3. I had spent so much time not thinking I forgot I was Jane
Output: 1
Statement: that's true well i hope Choices:  1. That's true, I hope so. 2. I really hope that it plays that way. 3. That's false, well I wish.
Output: 3
Statement: Some are short, some are tall, but a few are just the right height for sitting on. Choices:  1. They are all the same size, which means they may not be the right size for you to sit on. 2. Some are smaller and some larger, but some are the perfect height for sitting. 3. Some are taller than others, but some are the right height for sitting on
Output: 1
Statement: Harrer's memoir, which covers the years 1939-1952, never mentions him.) Choices:  1. Harrer's memoir covers 33 years. 2. Harrer's memoir covers 13 years. 3. Harrer's memoir covers the 13 years of his career.
Output: 1
Statement: It'll be dealt with. Choices:  1. It would not get addressed. 2. Someone would deal with it. 3. I called someone to deal with it.
Output: 1
Statement: I think he means contemptible, but you get the idea. Choices:  1. He has mixed up those two words frequently. 2. He didn't mean contemptible. 3. You understand the concept.
Output: 2
Statement: Fires and hurricanes during the last century subsequently reduced its importance. Choices:  1. Earthquakes were responsible for diminishing its importance during the last decade. 2. Its importance was reduced in the last one hundred years because of fires and hurricanes. 3. The fires were responsible for most of the damage to the local church.
Output: 1