niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Enclosed is our assessment of the Food and Drug Administration's compliance with the procedural steps required by sections 801(a)(1)(B)(i) through (iv) of title 5 with respect to the rule. Choices:  1. In reference to the Food and Drug Administration's compliance with the procedural steps required by sections 801(a)(1)(B)(i) through (iv) of title 5 our assessment is enclosed. 2. Our findings have found that the FDA's sections 801(a)(1)(B)(i) through (iv) of title 5 do not exist. 3. In reference to the Food and Drug Administration's compliance with the procedural steps required by sections 801(a)(1)(B)(i) through (iv) of title 5 our assessment is enclosed along with a sample showing each of the steps.  
Output: 2
Statement: The election could just as easily be a contest among several candidates--such as Bob Kerrey, Bill Bradley, Tom Daschle, and Gore--all of them trying to emulate Clinton's flight on both wings. Choices:  1. Contestants such as Bob Kerry trying to emulate Clinton's flight on both wings. 2. The candidates are trying to emulate Barack Obama. 3. The election is for the presidency seat.
Output: 2
Statement: As in any large city, simple precautions are recommended. Choices:  1. It is recommended to be carefree and not worry. 2. Not being careful can result in you being a victim of a crime. 3. Simple precautions are recommended.
Output: 1
Statement: Hey, Fowler, how's about another plate of fodder?" Choices:  1. How about some more food, Fowler? 2. How about some more bacon and eggs, Fowler? 3. How about going to hell, Fowler?
Output: 3
Statement: Slowly, Web sites are emerging to serve  Divorcelawinfo.com helps people educate themselves about divorce; MyCounsel.com is aimed at small businesses, and there are many others, including Nolo.com, which helps people help themselves, without a lawyer. Choices:  1. The websites that help legal issues are better than lawyers. 2. Websites are not allowed to offer legal information. 3. There are websites that help people with legal issues.
Output: 2
Statement: Even though handgun deaths are actually down a bit from the early '90s, says a piece in Sunday's NYT Week in Review, recent well-publicized shootings tend to stimulate lawful gun purchases for household protection, which may be bad news for those households, since according to one quoted expert, the odds that a home will be the scene of a homicide are substantially greater if there is a gun in the home. Choices:  1. Statistics say that having a gun at home has no adverse effects and is the safest option. 2. There will be a rise in handgun deaths as more homes are buying and storing guns. 3. The decrease in deaths caused by guns in the home could be undone because of how the media covers shootings.
Output: 1
Statement: Near the east gate, you'll see tombstones where soldiers died defending the fort, and cannonball scars indicating efforts by Maharaja of Jaipur to snatch a promised bride, Princess Krishna Kumari, against her will; she took her own life during the battle. Choices:  1. Princess Kirshan Kumara was never involved in any battles.  2. Princess Kirshan Kumara had a lot to live for.  3. Princess Kirshan Kumara took her own life during the battle even though she didn't want to. 
Output: 1
Statement: GAGAS incorporate only one of the AICPA's general standards for attestation engagements. Choices:  1. GAGAS uses only two of the ALPACA's general standards 2. GAGAS uses only one of the AICPA's general standards for review of financial statements 3. GAGAS uses only one of the standards. So the auditor can give a clear picture of the finances, and the client’s compliance with specified laws.
Output: 1
Statement: Surely not. Choices:  1. This is not the case. 2. This is absolutely true. 3. There are other factors to consider.
Output: 2
Statement: Ask to be set back as far as possible from the main road for the best views and least traffic noise. Choices:  1. The best views are on the back of the property. 2. The worst views are on the back of the property. 3. The best views are on the back of the property overlooking the beach.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah oh yeah and she didn't get around to it very much Choices:  1. Nah, she always got around to it. 2. She was too busy with other things. 3. True, and she couldn't find time for it.
Output: 1
Statement: I can help you, said Ca'daan. Choices:  1. Ca'daan said everyone needed to take care of themselves. 2. Ca'daan offered to help. 3. Ca'daan offered to help ward off the mob.
Output: 1
Statement: The wide square opposite the bridge is dominated by the Yeni Camii (New Mosque). Choices:  1. The square is home to the busiest mosque in the world. 2. There is not a mosque in the square. 3. The large, open area has a mosque in it.
Output: 2
Statement: right it does seem to be the case i don't know whether it's worth and the economy has gone pretty well for a hundred years or so with the government doing what they do with taxes steering investments and steering virtually every dollar you make or spend it gets uh steered one way or the other based on tax breaks you get and you know housing had tax breaks for a while and then they slacked off on that for a while and then just uh generally wanting to be in control of of where everything's going for the most part give you the best break if you go their direction i don't know what what would happen if we uh got rid of some of those controls and just went to what some people would say would be simpler of just having uh you spend this much uh therefore you should be taxed this much that would only encourage saving it's not a you know a tax your income because now you're talking about having to report it and all that kind of stuff Choices:  1. If everyone decides to save money, it depresses the whole economy. 2. The government does a good job by using tax breaks to incentivize investments and stimulate the economy; otherwise, people would just save their money. 3. I think the government has been terribly unfair in its tax breaks, and it should just let people save or spend their money how they please.
Output: 3
Statement: Tommy rose obediently. Choices:  1. Tommy stood up obediently. 2. Tommy remained seated, disobediently. 3. Tommy stood up immediately.
Output: 2
Statement: The most popular are the rugged Gorges de Franchard, due west of the palace. Choices:  1. The least popular thing is due west of the palace. 2. The Gorges de Franchard are very steep and difficult to climb. 3. Due west of the palace is something popular.
Output: 1
Statement: To anyone in Tubacca there could be only one extraordinary thing about Drew, and that he could not reveal: his name, Rennie. Choices:  1. Drew's name was Rennie. 2. Drew was hiding his name so he could be undercover. 3. Drew had no alias.
Output: 3
Statement: La City de l'Espace (exit 17 or 18 from the ring road; m??tro Marengo) is a huge space complex, with a planetarium and a park laid out like the solar system, dominated by a replica of the Ariane rocket in whose control room you can prepare for launch and watch the deployment of a satellite. Choices:  1. The space complex features a replica of the Ariane rocket. 2. The planetarium is only open at weekends. 3. The Ariane rocket replica is no longer at the space complex.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and she's pregnant did you know that Choices:  1. She and her partner have been trying for a year. 2. Are you aware she's going to have a baby? 3. She had a hysterectomy and unable to have children.
Output: 3
Statement: You shall not lose your lives because of me. Choices:  1. You are all worthless, die to save me you fools! 2. I am not worth the lives of so many people, you must let me die. 3. I will not allow you all to die simply because of me.
Output: 1
Statement: Horyuji was actually built decades after Prince Shotoku's death in 622. Choices:  1. Horuyuji was built decades after Prince Shotoku's death.  2. Horyuji is a beautiful attraction.  3. Horuyuji was built right before Prince Shotoku died. 
Output: 3
Statement: well i suspect that that's a reference to Thoreau's Fish in the Bucket of Milk but i don't know for sure and i'm not sure what the relevance would be if it were but Choices:  1. I know that is not a reference to Thoreau's Fish in the Bucket of Milk. 2. I think that might be a reference to Thoreau's Fish in the Bucket of Milk. 3. I think that might be a reference to Thoreau's Fish in the Bucket of Milk or Melville's Moby Dick.
Output: 1
Statement: This branch of the National Museum of Ireland, opened in 1997, contains the museum's collection of decorative arts. Choices:  1. The branch itself was opened in 1997. 2. The branch was actually opened in October of 1997. 3. The National Museum of Ireland doesn't have any branches.
Output: 3
Statement: Never look back!" That dry, tired voice took on a fierce intensity. Choices:  1. Look back and learn from your previous mistakes. 2. The dry, tired voice became strong for a moment when it said, "never look back!" 3. The girl had come for advice on what to do about what had happened in her past.
Output: 1
Statement: We conducted extensive Internet searcHe's for all 50 states to identify reports and other studies that identified states that had taken actions that appeared to identify and reduce improper payments. Choices:  1. New York needs to take actions to reduce improper payments. 2. Internet searches were performed for all 50 states. 3. We only conducted testing for the lower 48 states.
Output: 3
Statement: The second prong would include key benchmark information based on the company's industry. Choices:  1. Industry conditions determine a companies benchmark points. 2. There are more than two prongs being discussed in this excerpt. 3. Industry conditions have no effect on business operations.
Output: 3
Statement: Among the steps taken by the FCC to minimize the economic impact on small entities, small businesses with revenues of not more than $40 million are eligible for a 25-percent bidding credit and small businesses with average annual gross revenues of not more than $15 million are eligible for a 35-percent bidding credit. Choices:  1. So far, the efforts made by FCC have been successful at reducing the economic impact on small entities. 2. FCC has done some work to minimize the economic impact on small entities. 3. FCC has held back any efforts to minimize the economic impact on small entities.
Output: 3
Statement: He will have evidence to give at the inquest. We went slowly upstairs again.  Choices:  1. He had no evidence to give at the inquest. 2. The inquest was coming up in a few days. 3. We climbed up the stairs again, moving slowly.
Output: 1
Statement: that is mean Choices:  1. That's cruel. 2. That is kind. 3. I laughed at the meanness.
Output: 2
Statement: Nonetheless, an expectation gap may still exist as users may be expecting that an audit addresses internal control over the company's overall operations and performance. Choices:  1. Users might think that an auditor is going to show them how to fix problems. 2. Users understand that the purpose of an auditor is to look at the whole company. 3. Users might think an audit addresses internal control instead of the big picture.
Output: 2
Statement: I told him Derry's apartment number. Choices:  1. I told him where Derry lived. 2. I told him Derry was in apartment 5. 3. I told him I didn't know where Derry lived.
Output: 3
Statement: The Honorable Daniel K. Akaka Chairman The Honorable Thad Cochran Ranking Minority Member Subcommittee on International Security, Proliferation, and Choices:  1. The Honorable Thad Cochran is Ranking Minority Member Subcommittee on International Security. 2. The Honorable Thad Cochran is Ranking Majority Member Subcommittee on International Security. 3. The Honorable Thad Cochran is Ranking Minority Member Subcommittee on International Security.
Output: 2
Statement: 'You're the closest thing we have to bait.' Choices:  1. We don't have bait. 2. We don't have bait, so we will have to use your scent. 3. We have a lot of bait.
Output: 3
Statement: Our long-standing friendship with Degas, which on our mother's side went back to their childhood, was broken off. Choices:  1. Degas and our family went out to dinner together many times. 2. We had a friendship with Degas that went back a long time on our mother's side. 3. Our long-standing friendship with Degas was not broken off, and everything remained fine.
Output: 3
Statement: When he stood up, it caused nasty comments from his next-desk neighbor, who called the whole company, or rather, whoever was still left there in the evening, into the room to watch Cod's exit. Choices:  1. His next-desk neighbor called the whole company to complain about his exit. 2. Cod does not get along well with his next-desk neighbor.  3. His next-desk neighbor called the company in the morning. 
Output: 3
Statement: And of course we have basilisks mounted on posts around the grounds. Choices:  1. There was nothing protecting the grounds. 2. Basilisks are mounted on posts around the grounds. 3. Basilisks, the robot-guards, were mounted around the grounds.
Output: 1
Statement: LSNJ originally proposed a state plan that would leave the Passaic area separate because of its size and problems that made it an undesirable merger partner. Choices:  1. It would not be a desirable merger partner. 2. A state plan was proposed. 3. A state plan was never proposed.
Output: 3
Statement: I smiled tolerantly. Choices:  1. As I listened to their story I smiled politely at the right moments. 2. I barred my teeth and began to bark at them. 3. I managed a cold smile.
Output: 2
Statement: What has that got to do with it? Poirot shrugged his shoulders.  Choices:  1. Poirot did not care for an answer. 2. Poirot asked why was it relevant. 3. Poirot was very skeptical and cold about the subject topic.
Output: 1
Statement:  "Everyone is chanting for you," Nema told him. Choices:  1. Nema remained silent. 2. Everyone was silent.  3. Nema told him that there was chanting for him.
Output: 1
Statement: Practice 5: Designate a Central Group to Carry Out Key Activities Choices:  1. Key activities will be carried out by a central group. 2. Water polo and football are two key activities that will be carried out. 3. The Central Group will have no relation to carrying out the key activities.
Output: 3
Statement: But as I handled it, used it, and carefully examined how it worked, it started to look better and better. Choices:  1. I did not touch it and decided to leave it be.  2. The tool was a spatula with a swivel head feature.  3. The item's appearance came off better to me as I continued to use it; I also inspected its mechanism of action with the utmost care.
Output: 1
Statement: The Arboretum of Los Angeles County (301 North Baldwin Ave. ) is here, nurturing plants from every part of the world. Choices:  1. There are plants from all over the world at the Arboretum of Los Angeles County. 2. The Arboretum of Los Angeles County is very famous, tourists love it. 3. The Arboretum of Los Angeles County is abandoned, there aren't any plants there.
Output: 3
Statement: and use it as a play uh they they like to play in them Choices:  1. They enjoy it. 2. They would never play in them. 3. The play in them.
Output: 2
Statement: A stealthy footstep on the stairs?  Choices:  1. On the stairs, a quiet footstep? 2. There is a ninja on the stairs. 3. Something is coming up the stairs very loudly.
Output: 3
Statement: I am saying and making it plain: If you make a steady practice of trading punches with a trooper or with any one else because you take a dislike to his face, the way his ears stick out, how he walks or talks, or what color coat he wore in the war, then you can roll your beds and ride out the sooner the better. Choices:  1. If you fight people for no good reason you can't stay here. 2. It's okay if you fight a lot, you can still stay here. 3. You won't be welcome anywhere if you fight people for no good reason.
Output: 2
Statement: The living history of Melaka is to be found among the Baba Nyonya community, the descendants of the original Chinese pioneers and entrepreneurs who married local Malay women in the old Straits Settlements Melaka, Penang, and Singapore. Choices:  1. The Chinese never traveled to Malaysia.  2. The Baba Nyonya speak a distinct dialect of Mandarin with many local keywords thrown in. 3. The Baba Nyonya are descended from the original Chinese pioneers. 
Output: 1
Statement: In 2001, LSC devised a method to measure other significant responsibilities that programs undertake to help clients, in addition to handling client cases. Choices:  1. LSC invented a way to measure client cases. 2. LSC borrowed a way to measure client cases. 3. LSC invented a way to measure client assets.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh that may be the difference in our part of the country we live in it's a lot easier to get out outside all year round uh well pretty near all year round out here Choices:  1. It's different in our part of the country, it's very easy to get outside at any time during the year. 2. In our country we're able to get outside all year round. 3. The part of the country we live in prevents us from going outside for most of the year.
Output: 3
Statement: oh there's a whole lot of countries in Europe that do that Sweden Denmark Norway Choices:  1. There are countries in Europe that do it. 2. No one does it like that.  3. They do it well.
Output: 2
Statement: In the United Kingdom, one form of TSE, bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), is believed to be linked to cattle feed containing rendered protein by-products from sheep and goats infected with scrapie, a disease related to BSE. Choices:  1. BSE is believed to come from cattle feed from infected proteins. 2. BSE is believed to come from cattle feed from infected proteins and bad water. 3. BSE is a harmless thing.
Output: 3
Statement: He grew cold from the inside out. Choices:  1. His temperature rose as he grew more angry.  2. His body grew cold starting from the inside.  3. He froze to death that evening.
Output: 1
Statement: However, a wide range of familiar liquors and liqueurs are available at very low prices made under licence in Spain. Choices:  1. The Spanish like to drink cheap liquors. 2. The liquers in Spain are quite cheap. 3. The is no selection of liquors in Spain.
Output: 3
Statement: The legislative history of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970, which enacted the authority now contained in section 717(b), supports a broad interpretation of GAOas authority. Choices:  1. GAOs authority is broadly supported in section 717(b). 2. The Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 took place over 40 years ago. 3. The Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 took place in 1986, under President Putin's administration.
Output: 3
Statement: But the general staff insisted that Putin grant them total freedom to prosecute the war. Choices:  1. The general staff wanted total freedom to prosecute the war. 2. The general staff didn't want total freedom to prosecute the war. 3. Putin was reluctant to provide the staff with this total freedom.
Output: 2
Statement: They are not bandits or profiteers. Choices:  1. They are not criminals. 2. They are cold blooded robbers.  3. They have never committed a crime.
Output: 2
Statement: i didn't know it made the national news Choices:  1. I didn't know it went national. 2. I didn't know it went national but I am not surprised. 3. I knew it was on the national news.
Output: 3
Statement: Many still lie in private hands. Choices:  1. There are a lot in private hands. 2. All of them are not privately owned anymore. 3. Many of them are inaccessible because they are privately owned. 
Output: 2
Statement: Diesenhaus noted that agencies are required to fund different types of research. Choices:  1. Agencies focus on one type of research. 2. Different types of research is funded by agencies. 3. Agency research dollars are increasing.
Output: 1
Statement: Alongside the garden, the Church of All Nations is best seen in the afternoon when the sun's rays bounce off the brilliant mosaic facade. Choices:  1. There is nothing striking about The Church of All Nations 2. The Church of All Nations has a blue and red mosaic facade.  3. The Church of All Nations has a mosaic facade. 
Output: 1
Statement: Depending on their respective objectives and features, contractual arrangements of this kind have been labeled contract rates, negotiated service agreements, or more recently, niche classifications. Choices:  1. Niche classifications are the oldest type of contractual arrangement. 2. Negotiated service agreements are a type of contractual arrangement. 3. Contract rates and negotiated service agreements have similar objectives and features.
Output: 1
Statement:  toward a better disease model. Choices:  1. The disease model can be improved with better data. 2. The disease model is perfect. 3. The disease model can be improved.
Output: 2
Statement: and they beat and they beat Indiana they beat Indiana they creamed Indiana Choices:  1. Indiana was beaten soundly by them. 2. Indiana was outmatched in light of all their recent injuries. 3. Indiana walloped them.
Output: 3
Statement: The REMSAD model was also used to estimate changes in visibility associated with those changes in particulate matter concentrations and to estimate changes in deposition of sulfur, nitrogen, and mercury. Choices:  1. Changes in visibility can be estimated with the REMSAD model. 2. The REMSAD model is going to be superseded with more accurate models soon. 3. There is no way to estimate changes in sulfur deposits.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan saw hunger in them. Choices:  1. Ca'daan realized that they were already full of food. 2. Ca'daan saw that they were hungry. 3. Ca'daan figured they hadn't eaten in days.
Output: 1
Statement: This one matched Jon's own rapier. Choices:  1. The rapiers were both made of iron and were three feet long. 2. Jon had a rapier to fight with. 3. One rapier was blue and one was black.
Output: 3
Statement: His skin was dark and as rough as leather. Choices:  1. His skin was dark and rough because he had spent 40 days in the desert.  2. He had dark, rough skin.  3. He had smooth skin that was as white as snow. 
Output: 3
Statement: An Indio name?  Choices:  1. A name that is Indio? 2. A Russian name?  3. The name that was just mentioned is supposed to be American but it sounds Indio.
Output: 2
Statement: no well they have it at six and they have it at nine Choices:  1. They no longer play it anymore.  2. They have it at two times; six and nine.  3. They have both times to cater to people who work. 
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan saw it was true. Choices:  1. He knew it was all lies. 2. He knew it to be true. 3. He was not sure at first.
Output: 1
Statement: that they have but what about um their reputation of the company or the price Choices:  1. They have that, but consider the price and company reputation. 2. That is something they don't have. 3. The reputation of the company is more important.
Output: 2
Statement: Choose your own fish from the display and find out how much it will cost before having it cooked. Choices:  1. You can pick your own fish out of a large selection, learn the price, then have it cooked. 2. Pick which fish you want and learn the price before having it cooked. 3. Only one choice of fish is on display and they won't tell you the price before cooking it yourself.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, although there is little slack in the availability of boilermakers, better coordination may have avoided the labor shortage problems. Choices:  1. Boilermakers have little prospect for employment now, but there is continuing hope the labor market will improve. 2. If there was better coordination, boilermakers would have better prospects for employment. 3. Employment opportunities are beyond stable for boilermakers.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah sure but they played like professionals exactly right Choices:  1. It was embarrassing seeing them be so unprofessional. 2. Yes, they played like the pros they are. 3. I was proud and impressed watching them get their professionalism on!
Output: 1
Statement: She has merely learned that her leaders are capable of stupid mistakes in their dealings with her. Choices:  1. Her leaders were incompetant, they made so many mistakes.  2. Her leaders never made mistakes.  3. She learned that leaders can make dumb mistakes when dealing with her. 
Output: 2
Statement: so when we get like i said you know the next one when she decides to to sell the car she has now i'll end up with the Parisian and my wife will have the newer one of course and Choices:  1. I don't really like the Parisian, but I'll manage it. 2. I'll have the Rover if she gets rid of the other car. 3. If she sells the current car, I'll have the Parisian.
Output: 2
Statement: The overseas offices of the Greek National Tourist Organization (GNTO) carry current schedules for the major ferry services. Choices:  1. You can get the current ferry schedules at the GNTO offices. 2. The ferry services do not follow a schedule and just depart randomly throughout the day. 3. The GNTO offices also have information about hotels and lodging.
Output: 2
Statement: General Accounting Office, Results-Oriented  Insights for U.S. Choices:  1. The insights focus on the inputs rather than the results. 2. The office handles tax and income questions. 3. The insights related to the results.
Output: 1
Statement: Discovered by the film stars of the 1950s, Saint-Tropez has retained its popularity with fashion photographers, models, and sundry groupies of the good life. Choices:  1. Saint-Tropez failed to retain its popularity after the 1950s. 2. Saint-Tropez has remained popular with film stars since the 1950s. 3. The popularity of Saint-Tropez was discovered by film stars of the 1950s.
Output: 1
Statement: there's a lot of single parents too that are trying Choices:  1. 412 single parents are trying. 2. Many single parents are trying. 3. No single parents would even consider trying.
Output: 3
Statement: Restoration work on the temple is, amazingly, carried out by the 14th generation of Deepa's direct descendants. Choices:  1. Deepa's direct descendants are carrying out restoration work on the temple. 2. Restoration of the temple was forbidden so that it would fade with time. 3. It's amazing that after all this time, Deepa's direct descendants are still restoring this temple.
Output: 2
Statement: that's true that's true plus a lot of movies you need to sort of see them in a theater you know it just makes them that much better Choices:  1. There are movies that are just better with the big screen and sound in the theatre. Lord of the Rings was one of them, 2. Some movies are just much better in the theater, 3. There is no difference watching a movie at home vs a theater. 
Output: 3
Statement: Fuji/Hakone will be more enjoyable as overnighters. Choices:  1. It is more enjoyable for visit Hakone for day trips. 2. There are lots of good quality hotels around Fuji. 3. People may enjoy staying overnight at Fuji.
Output: 1
Statement: Albright says her parents expressed vivid recollections of childhood Easter and Christmas celebrations . These recollections may well have been true. Choices:  1. Albright's parents have retained memories from their early childhoods. 2. Albright expressed that both of her parents suffered from severe dementia.  3. The recollections are true.
Output: 2
Statement: already already hit Oklahoma and probably right down here soon so Choices:  1. Oklahoma has been hit but not here where I am. 2. Oklahoma is already down and we're next. 3. We were hit before Oklahoma was.
Output: 3
Statement: The urge to do it quickly must be balanced by an equal need to do it right. Choices:  1. Doing it right and quickly must be balanced. 2. Doing it quickly must be of equal importance as getting it right. 3. Doing it slowly is more important the doing it right.
Output: 3
Statement: This moved even White to incredulity. Choices:  1. White got pushed to disbelief. 2. White was pushed farther than he had been before. 3. White was still happy.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan dressed and walked in the cool night air. Choices:  1. Ca'daan dressed and stepped outside, overlooking the city's market in the cool night. 2. Ca'daan dressed and strolled outside. 3. Ca'daan longingly looked out his window, wishing for home.
Output: 3
Statement: After weighing the options, we arranged for a donation from Lexis of their HotDocs document assembly software for each state, which will greatly enhance the availability of legal forms that lay people can easily fill out online. Choices:  1. We got a donation from Lexis. 2. We got a software donation from Lexis for the law school. 3. We got no donation from Lexis.
Output: 3
Statement: Analyzing Postal Service accounts for depreciation, fuel, and maintenance for city delivery carriers, we have estimated the average city delivery vehicle cost per route. Choices:  1. The Postal Service cannot estimate the average city delivery vehicle cost. 2. Driving cost estimates can be averaged will sufficient data. 3. The cost of delivery for Postal Service carriers has been estimated.
Output: 1
Statement: Implementing a combination of centralized and decentralized information management enables leading organizations to effectively support their business operations. Choices:  1. We only make use of centralized information management. 2. The organizations are helped out a lot with the management. 3. We have information management that is centralized and decentralized.
Output: 1
Statement: FBI documents show that the use of incendiary tear gas at Waco was disclosed in 1995. Choices:  1. The FBI documents disclosed in 1995 said nothing about tear gas being used at Waco. 2. The use of tear gas at Waco was shown in disclosed FBI documents in the mid nineties. 3. Tear gas was not the only thing used at Waco that was disclosed by FBI documents.
Output: 1
Statement: Increasingly, hospitals use cross coverage, in which a fresh resident covers patients for several other residents at night. Choices:  1. Hospitals need to cut costs  2. Hospitals only have nurses watch patients  3. Hospitals use cross coverage where people look out for each other 
Output: 2
Statement: somehow we still i guess believed that the countries that we were helping were were eventually going to pay us back and that hasn't happened Choices:  1. We didn't expect any of the countries we helped to pay us back.  2. We believed that the countries we helped would eventually pay us back, but that hasn't happened. 3. We believed that some of the countries we helped would pay us back immediately.
Output: 1
Statement: It wasn't fair. Choices:  1. It was an injustice, and there is no recourse for it. 2. It was unfair. 3. It was a fair decision.
Output: 3
Statement: Honest stone and metal could survive, but the work of magic was no longer safe. Choices:  1. Something was about to happen to the magic. 2. The stone and metal had no need to worry. 3. The magic will remain safe.
Output: 3
Statement: The first politician McCain wants to portray as corrupted is Bush. Choices:  1. According to McCain, Bush is a dishonorable person. 2. McCain does not consider Bush as a friend. 3. McCain believes that Bush is an honest, law-abiding person.
Output: 3
Statement: She's never talked much. Choices:  1. She was always very talkative 2. She never talked much until now. 3. She was always very quiet.
Output: 1
Statement: um i think they're okay i think they're you know i think they have enough people who are who are who are still in their prime you know um i mean certainly if you look at them compared to let's say you know um Choices:  1. They're all washed up. 2. There are enough players in their prime. 3. There are enough players in their prime that they'll win a championship for sure.
Output: 1
Statement: The giant Times can't. Choices:  1. They tried but failed. 2. They were more than capable. 3. They were not able.
Output: 2
Statement: Just west of the fort is the former royal palace of Ras El-Tin, built for Mohammed Ali in 1834. Choices:  1. The palace of Ras El-Tin was built in the 1600s. 2. The royal palace of Ras El-Tin is a very important monument. 3. The former royal palace was built in the 19th century.
Output: 1
Statement: you know like cleaning up the city or however they do they community time you know whatever that is  but Choices:  1. Destroying the city is one of the things they do on community time. 2. They do community time because they get convicted of crimes. 3. They clean up the city when they do community time.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah too many trips around the yard with that thing huh for sure Choices:  1. The weed eater died after years of use.  2. Not enough trips around the lawn with it.  3. Too many times went around the lawn with it. 
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan rode to the eastern edge of the town, the trader's court. Choices:  1. Ca'daan was looking to buy some salted meat. 2. Ca'daan rode to the trader's court. 3. Ca'daan rode in the opposite direction toward the western edge of town.
Output: 3
Statement: There was something uncanny and frightening about it. Choices:  1. There was something unsettling and scary about it. 2. It spooked me very much. 3. There was nothing strange, or scary about it.
Output: 3
Statement: i can't uh i can't stay with it too long either but that  that i i read about fifty pages and then i just said i can't take it Choices:  1. I read about fifty pages and that was enough. 2. I read much more than fifty pages and enjoyed it. 3. I couldn't take it because it wasn't interesting.
Output: 2
Statement: The interim rule does not impose any federal mandates under title II of the act on state, local or tribal governments or the private sector of $100 million or more in any one year. Choices:  1. The rule affects most of the different governments. 2. There are no mandates for local governments. 3. The private sector has no mandates for above $100 million.
Output: 2
Statement: Sainte-Marie houses a Rum Museum with documents and equipment going back to 1765, as well as a fascinating new Banana Museum.  Choices:  1. The Rum Museum's most popular attraction is the 1785 rum still. 2. There are at least two museums in Sainte-Marie. 3. The Banana museum is significantly older than the Rum Museum.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1793, when the leaders of the Revolution declared the palace a national museum, the Louvre held 630 works of art; a recent inventory listed 250,000. Choices:  1. The leaders of the Revolution declared the palace a national museum. 2. The leaders of the Revolution declared the palace a national museum and soon 1 million people were visiting each year. 3. The leaders of the Revolution declared the palace a garbage dump.
Output: 3
Statement: His venal dictatorship made it possible for him to invest some $300 million abroad by 1959. Choices:  1. He was able to invest $300 million abroad by 1959 because of his dictatorship. 2. He was able to invest $300 million abroad by 1959 because of his dictatorship which led people to believe that he had suspicious activities. 3. He was able to invest $300 million abroad by 1900 because of his dictatorship.
Output: 3
Statement: He was politely requested by his colleague not to be an ass. Choices:  1. His colleague told him to be a jackass. 2. He ignored his colleague asking him not to be a jackass. 3. He was told not to be a jackass.
Output: 1
Statement: Nor is he of any use as an instructional hero--neither a democrat nor a capitalist, he gives little comfort to modern Germany. Choices:  1. He is a hero in Nova scotia on Wednesdays.  2. He is definitely a Democrat by heart.  3. He is of little use to modern Germany.
Output: 2
Statement: Lacking the solidarity to unite and too weak to resist by themselves, Italian kingdoms and duchies were reduced to convenient pawns in Europe's 18th-century dynastic power plays. Choices:  1. The Italians were unable to unite. 2. As a result, Italian kingdoms were dissolved. 3. There were no power grabs in Europe in the 18th century.
Output: 3
Statement: A Time investigation finds that nursing homes neglect  Seniors have died of thirst and starvation Choices:  1. There are seniors that are neglected in nursing homes. 2. There are seniors that are neglected in nursing homes because of lack in funding. 3. Babies live in nursing homes.
Output: 3
Statement: We will continue to correct skill gaps and increase staff productivity and effectiveness through training. Choices:  1. We have no concern on how our employees are working. 2. Skill gaps, effectiveness, and productivity will be fixed through training and discipline. 3. Skills gaps, effectiveness, and productivity will be fixed through training.
Output: 1
Statement: um no i i really don't it's it was six years ago she pretty much set it up she goes here this is you make your file and then you can uh edit it right Choices:  1. You can't edit the file. 2. You can edit the file, right? 3. Can you edit the file to be a PDF?
Output: 1
Statement: But it was only Eisner's recognition that a brand has to be updated and nurtured if it's to flourish that made those decisions so obvious. Choices:  1. In order for a brand to do well, it must be well taken care of and updated, according to Eisner. 2. Eisner's recognitions have helped certain brands be successful. 3. Eisner did not recognize that brands need to be update if they are to flourish.
Output: 3
Statement: the Administrator of EPA shall promulgate a rule establishing specifications for detergent additives to implement the requirement, also contained in section 211(l), that, effective January 1, 1995, no gasoline may be sold or dispensed which does not contain additives to prevent the accumulation of deposits in engines or fuel systems. Choices:  1. The EPA Administrator will make a rule that requires detergent additives to be eliminated. 2. The EPA Administrator will make a rule that addresses detergent additives. 3. The EPA Administrator will make a rule that addresses air quality.
Output: 3
Statement: Referrals; Community legal education presentations; Community legal education materials, articles and web sites; Pro se clinics, distribution of pro se materials including the technologically enhanced Choices:  1. The list includes: referrals, community legal education presentations, community legal education materials, articles and websites, pro se clinics, distribution of pro se materials including the technologically enhanced.  2. The following duties are included in the job description for the role of administrative assistant: facilitating referrals, community legal education presentations, community legal education materials, articles and websites, pro se clinics, and distribution of pro se materials including the technologically enhanced 3. The following is a very short list of 1-2 duties included in the job description: referrals, community legal education presentations, community legal education materials, articles and websites, pro se clinics, distribution of pro se materials including the technologically enhanced. 
Output: 3
Statement: FULL COST - The total amount of resources used to produce the output. Choices:  1. The full cost is always expensive.  2. Full cost is only a fraction of production cost.  3. Full cost is the amount of resources used to produce.
Output: 2
Statement: The seven regional programs serving all 87 Minnesota counties are known collectively as the Minnesota Legal Services Coalition. Choices:  1. Many counties in Minnesota are not served by a regional program. 2. The Minnesota Legal Services Coalition receives funding from a wide variety of sources. 3. The Minnesota Legal Services Coalition serves 87 counties in Minnesota.
Output: 1
Statement: oh no it's something awful  oh Choices:  1. It has never been this bad.   2. Oh boy, that is great! 3. Darn, it is something really bad.  
Output: 2
Statement: we were we had we were staying at the other end of the island and we drove into San Juan to catch our plane it was at night and this boy really wanted to go on the beach and they look at you crazy you don't go on the beach well it's a big tourist town Choices:  1. The boy was lying about wanting to go to the beach. 2. There was a boy who said he wanted to go to the beach. 3. There are no planes taking off in the area of San Juan.
Output: 3
Statement: ( Slate 's Jacob Weisberg reviews the book in his column, Strange Bedfellow. Choices:  1. Jacob Weisberg does not do book reviews in his column. 2. Jacob Weisberg does weekly book reviews for Slate. 3. Slate's Jacob Weisberg gives an opinion about the book in his column.
Output: 1
Statement: The silver doors have bas-relief panels depicting Kali riding various animals. Choices:  1. Kali is forbidden to be pictured riding animals on doors. 2. The silver doors have pictures of Kali riding many animals. 3. The animals Kali was depicted riding included elephants and lions.
Output: 1
Statement: like up at the end of last year where one police officer it was on a drug raid uh was trying to extra extricate um a confession or information from a drug dealer and did so by placing a hot a hot iron on his chest his bare chest burned him Choices:  1. A police officer tried to extricate a confession from a drug dealer by placing a hot iron on his chest. 2. The drug dealer was not harmed by the police officer. 3. A police officer caught a drug dealer on a drug raid.
Output: 2
Statement: uh yeah yeah well what about professionally Choices:  1. What about playing basketball professionally? 2. Okay, and how about professionally? 3. Don't even consider professionally..
Output: 3
Statement: It grew from 5.2 billion pieces in 1987 to 9.9 billion pieces in 1997. Choices:  1. the number of pieces in 1987 was greater than the number of pieces in 1997. 2. the number of pieces grew in a linear fashion, as opposed to an exponential one. 3. the number of pieces in 1987 was less than the number of pieces in 1997.
Output: 1
Statement: What does that say about your political judgment? Choices:  1. What does that say about your judgment politically? 2. What does you not paying taxes say about your judgement? 3. What does that say about your aura?
Output: 3
Statement: it's a luxury car it's a it's a sports luxury car it's right below the Continental the Lincoln Continental Choices:  1. It's the exact same as the Continental. 2. It's like the Continental but it's a sports car. 3. It is less expensive than the Continental.
Output: 1
Statement: Several of the security managers expressed an interest in developing better measurement capabilities so that they could more precisely measure the ultimate benefits and drawbacks of security-related policies and controls--that is, the positive and negative affects of information security on business operations. Choices:  1. There are no better measurement capabilities at all.   2. Some security managers were interested in better measurement capabilities.   3. Some security managers so no point to developing better measurement capabilities.  
Output: 1
Statement: In 1169 the Normans landed in Wexford, beginning the struggle between England and Ireland that was to dominate Irish history until independence. Choices:  1. In 1169, the Normans landed in Wexford and took it over. 2. The Normans always avoided Wexford. 3. In 1169, the Normans landed in Wexford.
Output: 2
Statement: The former medieval palace clings to a 16th-century tranquillity. Choices:  1. The medieval palace is decorated beautifully and remains historically accurate.  2. They demolished the once medieval palace because it was left for ruins.  3. The 16th-century mansion keeps its serene atmosphere. 
Output: 2
Statement: Where you left off. Choices:  1. Where you stopped last time 2. Where you stopped reading 3. Where you began
Output: 3
Statement: I'm not sure how to apply competitive-market theory to Whitewater, but fortunately there is no lack of additional scandals to analyze. Choices:  1. I can tell you exactly how to apply the competitive-market theory to Whitewater.  2. Competitive-market theory would fit Bledsoe better than Whitewater.  3. Whitewater is one of many scandals that I could analyze at the moment. 
Output: 1
Statement: i think it's justified Choices:  1. There's no way you can justify this. 2. This isn't the first time that these people have done that. 3. It's definitely justified.
Output: 1
Statement: Boat cruises are available in virtually every settlement along the Algarve. Choices:  1. Most of the boat cruises were very expensive and highly exclusive.  2. None of the settlements near the Algarve offer boat cruises. 3. Nearly every settlement along the Algarve offers boat cruises.
Output: 2
Statement: There, there, we can't always have brains as well as beauty. Choices:  1. You may be very smart and beautiful but I am only beautiful and dumb.  2. We can't both have good looks as well as intelligent.  3. We can't all be ugly and stupid. 
Output: 3
Statement: None whatever. Choices:  1. Nothing what-so-ever. 2. Not a single person. 3. Everything and everyone.
Output: 3
Statement: Gays and lesbians. Choices:  1. Homosexuals. 2. Heterosexuals. 3. Non-conventional sexualities.
Output: 2
Statement: That situation, plus the gradual decline of Spanish naval power, proved very tempting to others. Choices:  1. The Spanish navy was declining. 2. The Spanish navy was declining because they had very few ships. 3. The Spanish navy was gaining strength.
Output: 3
Statement: Precious gems showed the stars, affixed to the dome. Choices:  1. You can see precious jewels which are stuck to the dome. 2. You can't see the stars on the gems. 3. There are thousands of gems on the dome.
Output: 2
Statement: turn it into interstates like the rest of the country Choices:  1. Turn the land into an interstate freeway akin to much of the country did. 2. Don't turn the open field into an interstate freeway that is similar to the rest of the country. 3. Turn the open field into an interstate freeway, similar to what the U.S. did.
Output: 2
Statement: Whither away so fast? Choices:  1. Why so fast away from her? 2. Why so fast away from here without me? 3. You will stay?
Output: 3
Statement: The contractor does not use statistical process control and has not identified critical manufacturing processes. Choices:  1. Statistical process control cannot find critical manufacturing processes 2. the contractor relies solely on statistical process control 3. Statistical process control is not used by the contractor.
Output: 2
Statement: NET was developed to screen pregnant patients for at-risk drinking, alcohol abuse, and dependence. Choices:  1. NET encourages pregnant patients to partake in alcohol abuse. 2. NET is concerned only with pregnant patients and their use of alcohol. 3. NET's purpose is to monitor pregnant patients for alcohol abuse.
Output: 1
Statement: As the red sun set, Adrin sat on the mound with his three friends, imagining the will of the Old One and what the titan might know of impacted brill colons. Choices:  1. Adrin was alone. 2. Adrin was with his friends. 3. Adrin was with his friends, who were all trained fighters.
Output: 1
Statement: You know that only because they say so. Choices:  1. They lie about everything. 2. They refuse to tell us anything at all/ 3. We do have some information.
Output: 2
Statement: La Granja de San Ildefonso, about 10 km (6 miles) southeast of Segovia (80 km or 50 miles north of Madrid), is a huge palace set in classic formal gardens. Choices:  1. La Granja de San Ildefonso no longer exists, sadly. 2. La Granja de San Ildefonso is a huge palace that is not allowed to be visited. 3. La Granja de San Ildefonso is a huge palace with classic gardens.
Output: 1
Statement: we go where the work is Choices:  1. The work is available seasonly. 2. The work comes to us. 3. We follow the work.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah back well when i had cable i used to just keep it on CNN not to watch it but just to have it in the background because i'd always listen to it Choices:  1. I used to have cable 2. CNN is good for background listening 3. I still have cable now.
Output: 3
Statement: White considered. Choices:  1. White contemplated. 2. White neglected. 3. White wasn't exactly sure what he was going to do.
Output: 2
Statement: Although new leisure pursuits are drawing visitors to the Balearics, the primary aim of most summer visitors still revolves around sun and, most of all, water. Choices:  1. More people are going to the Balearics for vacation. 2. Most people in the Balearics are there to scuba dive. 3. People in the Balearics are there for the mountains.
Output: 3