niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: but uh he knows when he's overspends and when he doesn't and he knows that anytime he pops out that credit card  you know i've used the credit card a couple times to pay bills Choices:  1.  When he goes over budget, he uses his credit cards tp pay bills. I have also paid bills a few times with credit cards. 2.  When he goes over budget, he uses his credit cards to pay bills when he does. It is not a good thing to go over budget, those cards cost more to use. 3. It's ok to use a credit card when you go over budget.
Output: 3
Statement: if you could come up with a device that's the thing Choices:  1. You should not mess with that device. 2. You could make a device for that thing. 3. You are smart enough to come up with something.
Output: 1
Statement: They're good! Choices:  1. They are gross.  2. They are not bad.  3. The grapes are delicious.
Output: 1
Statement: are you serious oh Choices:  1. You can't be serious. 2. You're definitely serious. 3. I know that you're joking.
Output: 2
Statement: Table 4.2:Change in Government and National Saving Resulting Choices:  1. Refer to Table 4.2 for Change in Government and National Saving Resulting. 2. There is not table to refer to 3. Refer to Table 4.2 for Change in Government and National Saving Resulting.
Output: 2
Statement: She should have the time to be with a real family if even for a short time. Choices:  1. She wanted a family to welcome her into their arms. 2. She wanted to have a family. 3. She didn't want to be with anyone else.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh that's one thing i like about the Spring Creek place at least the fellow that's there one of the fellows that's there at night and on weekends is real helpful Choices:  1. The staff at Spring Creek place are very helpful 2. Spring Creek place has the least helpful group of staff. 3. The is a person at Spring Creek place who offer assistance.
Output: 2
Statement:  They were almost at the main tent when a crow flew down and yelled something in Nema's ear. Choices:  1. They were near the main tent when a crow came down and yelled something to Nema. 2. They were near the main tent of the encampments when the crow came down. 3. They were nowhere near the main tent.
Output: 3
Statement: The attorneys who appear before Zelon attest to the fact that counsel and clients in her courtroom have faith in her objectiveness. Choices:  1. They have dealt with her in court cases before. 2. They trust her to be fair and objective. 3. They had no faith she would have an open mind with the case.
Output: 3
Statement: Against the wall is the Wheel of Law that originally roseabove the lions. Choices:  1. The wheel of Law did not ever go above the lions. 2. The Wheel of Law rose over the lions in the past. 3. The Wheel of Law was renovated and now shorter than it originally was.
Output: 1
Statement: The car?  Choices:  1. The automobile? 2. The red car? 3. The boat?
Output: 3
Statement: Approximately 13 kilometers (8 miles) west of the city is Queensferry, a town that developed as a croseng point of the Firth of Forth for routes to the north of Scotland. Choices:  1. There is nothing, however, to the east of the city. 2. A small town rose up, and to its west is the city. 3. A small town rose to the west of the city.
Output: 2
Statement: Responsible  Local news should try to balance shocking video with serious stories. Choices:  1. Local news should feature more serious stories to balance out the shocking video that they show. 2. Serious stories don't attract ratings, so local news should focus on airing shocking video. 3. Local news features far too much violence nowadays.
Output: 2
Statement: First and foremost, the inhouse staff should be able to identify facility requirements in the context of their impact on the agency's mission success and, in so doing, to act as a smart buyer. Choices:  1. The in-house staff is made up of knowledgeable people. 2. Being a smart buyer is not important for the in-house staff. 3. The in-house staff staff should understand the facility requirements so they can act as a smart buyer.
Output: 2
Statement: Additional pressures from arriving miners pushed the missionaries' plight beyond recovery. Choices:  1. Arriving miners put pressure on the missionaries. 2. Arriving miners only served to reinforce the strength of the missionaries. 3. The missionaries' plight had been in decline for years.
Output: 2
Statement: Consequently, their cost to the Postal Service is far less than for full-time employees. Choices:  1. The postal cost is more for full time employees 2. The employees pay less postage  3. The postal service cost is less for full time employees 
Output: 1
Statement: Now that's enough, said the Astronomer with a kind of gentleness that was obviously manufactured for the benefit of strangers and which had beneath it an easily-recognized edge. Choices:  1. He told them that was enough mainly to benefit those standing by that were strangers. 2. He did not want them to embarrass themselves in front of the strangers.  3. He told them to carry on without a worry about the strangers lurking by.
Output: 3
Statement: The guilty officials worked for the ministries of public economy and privatization, defense, justice, employment, and immigration, as well as in the courts and in regional customs and tax offices, the paper said. Choices:  1. There were no guilty officials in any of the different ministries. 2. There were guilty officials in almost all of the different ministries. 3. There were guilty officials in many different ministries.
Output: 1
Statement: Popular support for the costly restoration was inspired by Victor Hugo's novel, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. Choices:  1. The Hunchback of Notre-Dame was written by Sam Helstine.  2. The expensive restoration gained support inspired by a novel. 3. Victor Hugo was also the author of the classic, Les Miserables.
Output: 1
Statement: They don't understand that they've lost that fight and that Bush is willing to repudiate the fight and everyone in it--including them--in order to ruin Gore's strategy and beat him. Choices:  1. Bush is willing to ruin Gore's strategy in the upcoming election. 2. They simply cannot fathom how they lost that bought. 3. Gore's strategy cannot be beaten, he is a tactical genius.
Output: 3
Statement: Pedalos can be hired by the hour, but you should always allow yourself plenty of time to return to shore before your rental period has expired. Choices:  1. It takes a long time to get back to shore by pedalo.  2. You can rent pedalos, which are paid per hour.  3. The minimum time for hiring a pedalo is 2 hours.
Output: 3
Statement: Silence hung over the eight travelers. Choices:  1. The eight happy travelers shouted and rejoiced. 2. Full of despair, the eight travelers were silent. 3. The eight travelers sat in silence
Output: 1
Statement: yes but people grow up and they forget Choices:  1. As people get older they lose memories.  2. No matter how old people get they never forget.  3. It is better that people forget. 
Output: 2
Statement: He had known the figures that expressed the planet's diameter, but from a distance of two light-seconds, he had stood at the visi-plate and muttered, "Unbelievable!" Choices:  1. He had previous published a paper on this topic. 2. ALl of this was brand new to him and he sat in stunned silence. 3. He knew the work and mumbled to himself.
Output: 2
Statement: Advisory Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis Advisory on the Clean Air Act Amendments (CAAA) of 1990 Section 812 Prospective  Overview of Air Quality and Emissions  Modeling, Health and Ecological Valuation Issues Initial Studies. Choices:  1. The Advisory Council said that the Clean Air Act Amendments should be destroyed. 2. This advisory addresses emissions and climate change. 3. The Clean Air Act Amendments were made in 1990.
Output: 1
Statement: Madrid owes much to the civic-mindedness of Charles III, who ruled from 1759 to 1788. Choices:  1. Madrid is civic-minded because of Charles III. 2. Madrid is civic-minded because of Charles III, who cared deeply about all people. 3. Madrid is close-minded because of Charles III.
Output: 3
Statement: Luu and her colleagues work at a toll-free hotline, the Asian Language Legal Intake Project. Choices:  1. They work on a hotline to assist Asian linguists with their legal troubles  2. The hotline for Asian language legal intake was wonderful  3. Lulu worked for a european intake legal project 
Output: 3
Statement: He was up quickly. Choices:  1. He got up rather fast. 2. He sat the entire time and didn't move. 3. He was slow to rise but eventually got up. 
Output: 2
Statement: there's yeah there some things i'd like to try but you know sometime when i ask i just feel like boy am i stupid or what Choices:  1. no, there's really nothing i want to try 2. yes, there are a few things i would enjoy trying 3. yes, i'd like to try extreme sports at some point
Output: 1
Statement: uh now i do with the Cosby Show i have seen it a couple of times and and i do i i like the show i just don't watch it because of the timing but uh some of the crap that's on TV nowadays and Choices:  1. I watch the Cosby Show every single day. 2. I like the Cosby Show but the time it comes on is inconvenient for me. 3. I can sometimes catch the Cosby Show when it comes on.
Output: 1
Statement: 2 seconds for residential city. Choices:  1. There are actually six seconds for residential city 2. The two seconds cannot be increased or decreased. 3. There are two seconds for a residential city.
Output: 1
Statement: Soon, the Western Journalism Center republished Ruddy's story in its newsletter, Dispatches (Experts say Foster 'suicide' note forged). Choices:  1. Ruddy's story was republished by the Western Journalism Center. 2. As far as publications go, Western Journalism Center is one of the most highly respected. 3. Ruddy's story wasn't republished by the Western Journalism Center.
Output: 3
Statement: Beyond the regional identifications, the country remains divided culturally, economically, and psychologically between the prosperous, industrial North and less developed South, or Mezzogiorno ( Midday ). Choices:  1. The north and the south have different cultures. 2. The South is more psychologically sound than the North. 3. The country is highly unified economically.
Output: 3
Statement: He imagined Czeslawa Ceracz using this liquid and kept dreaming for good. Choices:  1. He thought she was throwing away the liquid. 2. He thought she was using the liquid as a sedative. 3. He thought she was using the liquid.
Output: 1
Statement: This executive guide includes examples from our case study organizations as well as information from selected federal organizations, which helped us confirm the applicability of our findings to federal government experience. Choices:  1. The guide uses examples from the case study. 2. The guide uses examples from the case study about nonprofit government agencies. 3. The guide does not use examples from the case study.
Output: 3
Statement: huh yeah no they um the strawberries are coming in season now from they're they're coming up from Florida of course i live in Vermont so but they're really reasonably priced they're coming up from Florida so Choices:  1. I love strawberries so I purchase large amounts of them. 2. The seasonal strawberries coming up from Florida to Vermont right now are a reasonable price. 3. The strawberries coming up from Florida and ridiculously expensive.
Output: 3
Statement: A real liar wouldn't tell you that he's a liar as Wolff does, would he? Choices:  1. Wolff admits he lied about his occupation. 2. Wolff admits he is a liar. 3. Wolff says he is truthful.
Output: 3
Statement: And the doubly-damned fools had let Menes drive millions of slaves to death to build a pyramid to the sky when there were already natural columns that could have been used! Choices:  1. Menes had a pyramid built to the sky but could have used the natural columns they were there. 2. Menes was going to build a pyramid, but decided to use the natural columns. 3. Menes wanted to go to the sky to challenge the Vampire Lord.
Output: 2
Statement: The mosque was built in the year 1541 by Sher Shah, the Emperor Babur's General in office. Choices:  1. The mosque was built in 1546 in the month of August. 2. Sher Shah was only the Emperor Babur's General in office for the year the mosque was built. 3. Sher Shah made the mosque become a reality.
Output: 1
Statement: Plotz thinks the Dalai Lama is merely cashing in on the West's romance with Eastern spirituality. Choices:  1. Plotz also criticizes other spiritual leaders as opportunistic fads. 2. The West romanticizes Eastern spirituality according to Plotz. 3. Plots has consistently refused to comment on the Dali Lama.
Output: 3
Statement: Instead, DOD's product development environment relies on cost-type contracting throughout the entire product development process. Choices:  1. DOD's product development environment relies on cost-type contracting 2. The cost-type contracting which DOD's products rely on only last through the 1st month of development. 3. DOD is not the only product development environment that relies on cost-type contracting.
Output: 2
Statement: The chiefs governed their feudal domains by force, ritual, and taboo. Choices:  1. Their feudal domains were governed by love. 2. Their feudal domains were governed by force, ritual and taboo. 3. Their feudal domains were governed by force, ritual and taboo, wrote the anthropologist.
Output: 1
Statement: well i don't know was there any i remember the Milton Berle Show even i was Choices:  1. I have recollections of the Milton Berle Show. 2. I've never heard of the Milton Berle show...what's that? 3. The Milton Berle Show was cancelled when I was in high school.
Output: 2
Statement: The Kal stood tall, his eyes focusing first on the corpse at his feet and then on the crowd around him. Choices:  1. The crowd had watched him kill the man. 2. He stood with a corpse at his feet. 3. The Kal stood alone.
Output: 3
Statement: All best, Tony Choices:  1. Tony wishes the best. 2. Tony is a friend.  3. Tony does not wish the best.
Output: 3
Statement: it's almost like just fuzz Choices:  1. The cat's fur is very fuzzy. 2. It's quite similar to fuzz. 3. It's rough and wiry.
Output: 3
Statement: Its volume almost doubled in nine years. Choices:  1. The volume remained the same for 9 years 2. The volume steadily increased each year  3. The volume doubled in 9 years 
Output: 1
Statement: oh okay so it's just another job uh it must be especially frustrating because even your rights in there  are Choices:  1. Even your rights are in there, so it must be more frustrating.  2. Your rights are not in there, so that makes it easy.  3. It must be frustrating, but the pay is worth it. 
Output: 2
Statement: You can print these documents in their entirety, including charts and other graphics. Choices:  1. These documents are technically classified, so please refrain from printing and distributing them. 2. Everything in these documents can be printed, even 3D models if you have one of those shiny new printers. 3. It's possible to print everything in these documents, including graphic elements.
Output: 1
Statement: oh okay because uh the ones that we use you you know are like Unix base systems and so they don't have a disk drive you know so you can't you you the only way that you can do it is through a modem Choices:  1. This system is a lot easier to use compared to the other ones out on the market. 2. We use a something that closely resembles a Unix base system. 3. The systems we use are completely different from the Unix base systems.
Output: 3
Statement: oh oh it was awfully rainy last year it was a it was a very very wet spring remember how they had all that flooding down uh south of downtown all those people got flooded out Choices:  1. The weather was very bad last year and there was lots of flooding. 2. Many people were hurt in the floods last year. 3. The weather was extremely dry last year, with almost no rain.
Output: 3
Statement: In summer the rice forms a green velvety blanket, then turns golden in autumn when it ripens and is harvested. Choices:  1. The rice is golden and harvestable in the summer, but turns green in autumn. 2. The rice is poisonous to eat during the summer when it is green. 3. The rice is green in the summer and then ripens and turns golden in autumn when it is harvested.
Output: 1
Statement: A marked version of the exposure draft is available on the Internet on GAO's Home Page ( www.gao.gov/govaud/ybk01.htm). Choices:  1. The Home Page is very clean, it will be easy to find the marked version of the exposure. 2. There is a marked version on the Internet, which can be accessed on the Home Page. 3. There isn't a marked version of the exposure, you will have to create one.
Output: 3
Statement: Gauve's face looked grim. Choices:  1. He had such a smile on his face. 2. They had a look on their face. 3. They were ready to fight.
Output: 1
Statement: i know i just think it's been warm and it's been hot and i like it and it's beautiful and all the trees are pretty and i wish it would stay like this all the time Choices:  1. I desire that it was warm and gorgeous out all the time.  2. It is cold and ugly outside.  3. It is rarely hot outside around these parts. 
Output: 2
Statement: Any sustained effort--conscious or unconscious--by a media conglomerate to slant the news in favor of its holdings will only damage the long-term value of its journalistic properties. Choices:  1. Today's media is too biased and does not remain objective.  2. The media must slant the news for journalistic integrity.  3. If the media slants news it will damage journalistic properties. 
Output: 2
Statement: right well the Virgin Islands are an American territory Choices:  1. The Virgin Islands aren't part of the American territory 2. The Virgin Islands are american territory since the 19th century 3. The Virgin Islands are American territory
Output: 1
Statement: well i wondered if i was going to get to talk to a male or a female on this topic Choices:  1. The political debate was challenging because she was well informed. 2. I hoped I would get to talk to a robot on this topic. 3. He had thought about the person he would be conversing with would be a guy or a girl.
Output: 2
Statement: Nonrefundable tax incentives may not be particularly effective in encouraging saving by lower-income taxpayers, who already owe relatively little or no federal income taxes. Choices:  1. Non-refundable tax incentives may make people smell funny 2. Non-refundable tax incentives may not be effective in making people save money 3. Non-refundable tax incentives will not be effective in making people save money
Output: 3
Statement: You see, she explained to Jane, "if they think we're going to Sir James, this will put them off the scent. Choices:  1. You see, if they imagine we're visiting Sir James, they will lose our trail. 2. You see, there is no way they could lose our trail. 3. You see, they will likely follow the red herring, and fall off our trail.
Output: 2
Statement: A core of beautiful historic buildings, good restaurants, and colorful ethnic enclaves makes for excellent daytime exploration. Choices:  1. The area is known for having artwork and design scattered throughout. 2. The center is ugly with a lack of things to see or do. 3. It is the epicenter of historic buildings with both wonderful places to dine and things to see in the day.
Output: 2
Statement: You can hide there and take shelter. Choices:  1. You can hide in the cave and take shelter. 2. You can't hide there nor can you take shelter. 3. You can take shelter and hide there.
Output: 2
Statement: OPM's recently released white paper on federal pay provides a good foundation for the results-oriented pay reform discussion that must now take place. Choices:  1. OPM has never released any white papers on federal pay. 2. The white paper says that results-orientated pay reform needs to take place. 3. There is a white paper that provides a foundation for discussions on pay reform.
Output: 1
Statement: But the real crowds descend on the 25th of each month, when Kitano Temmangu hosts its nationally famous flea market. Choices:  1. Crowds are not at all drawn to flea markets. 2. The flea market run by Kitano Temmangu is just one of the most popular attractions for crowds. 3. Kitano Temmangu runs a popular flea market every month.
Output: 1
Statement: But MALS faces a funding crunch next year, brought on by a $200,000 shortfall from three revenue sources. Choices:  1. The MALS is no longer facing a funding crisis next year, as three revenue sources have stepped forward to offer help. 2. Because of a 200,000 shortfall from three revenue sources, the MALS is facing a funding crisis next year. 3. A 200,000 shortfall from three revenue sources along with management mishandling the MALS is excepted  next year for MALS,
Output: 1
Statement: needed to be done they're going to say to the kids you need do this because it needs to be done not because it's a woman's job or a man's job but because it's dirty and it needs to be cleaned Choices:  1. They are going to tell the children that it needs to be cleaned because it's dirty. 2. They are going to tell them that cleaning is a woman's job. 3. Aside from making it clear to kids that cleaning isn't a job restricted by gender, they are making sure not to tell some of the fairy tales. 
Output: 2
Statement: He could always remember it when he had more time to think about it. Choices:  1. He could bother thinking about it when he had the time to devote. 2. He would remember it now. 3. He could remember it when he wasn't as busy.
Output: 2
Statement: i think i would be  you know i guess really if i had to say yes or no i guess i would say you know that i am in certain cases in favor of the death penalty i don't know that it's a big deterrent really i don't know that it is i don't know how we'd ever find out you know really whether it is or not Choices:  1. Under no circumstances would I ever condone the death penalty even though it is a clear deterrent 2. In certain cases involving murder I am always in favor of the death penalty. 3. I think that there are times when the death penalty is acceptable even though I'm not sure if it prevents crime.
Output: 1
Statement: The germ has appeared in Japan, and the question is how long it will take to get to the United States. Choices:  1. The germ will never get to the United States. 2. The appearance of the germ in Japan has caused a mass panic. 3. The question is how long will it take for the germ to get to the United States, now that it has appeared in Japan?
Output: 1
Statement: One day in particular, Natalia barged into a quaint little hotel room to find me in underwear, splayed out on the floor. Choices:  1. Natalia has never seen me in my underwear. 2. I was very embarrassed when Natalia found me in my underwear. 3. She found me on the floor in my underwear.
Output: 1
Statement: So drink this down like a good girl, and you'll be none the worse for it." In her heart of hearts Tuppence believed her. Choices:  1. Tuppence believed that drinking it wouldn't harm her, but it did. 2. Tuppence refused to drink it. 3. Tuppence believed her that drinking it would not harm her.
Output: 2
Statement: well you too all alrighty good-bye Choices:  1. It's nice to say hello to you, again. 2. I'll miss you once we say goodbye. 3. I agree with what you wish for me, for you as well.
Output: 1
Statement: But if that draft treaty turns up we're done. Choices:  1. We don't want the draft treaty to turn up. 2. There was no draft treaty so we're okay. 3. We put the draft treaty in a safe before it disappeared.
Output: 2
Statement: The time needed to complete this phase of an implementation project is expected to be less than three months. Choices:  1. It is expected to take less than three months for this phase of an implementation project to be completed. 2. Other phases of an implementation project may take over a year to be completed. 3. This phase of an implementation project is expected to take no less than six months to complete.
Output: 3
Statement: you know senators' sons and all that stuff too i mean everybody's got to do it um i don't know it'd probably be it'd probably be good i just don't know if you know i was eighteen or whatever i'd want to be stuck doing it for a year or whatever Choices:  1. i don't think the program will work, because young adults won't want to do it 2. i'm not sure whether i'd want to have to do it for a year if i was a young adult 3. if i was eighteen, i'd be really enthusiastic about this program
Output: 3
Statement: If you're traveling at the height of the tourist season, this is a place where it is vital to make a really early start. Choices:  1. It does not matter if you do not make an early start. 2. It is not vital to make an early start outside of the tourist season. 3. It is hard to get around at the height of the tourist season.
Output: 1
Statement: Advertisement. Choices:  1. Advertisement. 2. TV advertisement. 3. No advertisement at all
Output: 3
Statement: For a minute Tuppence thought she was going to spring upon her, which would have placed the girl in an unpleasant dilemma, since she meant to draw the line at actually letting off the revolver. Choices:  1. If the girl kicks Tuppence, she will get shot.  2. Tuppence did not have any thoughts about shooting a gun at anyone.  3. Tuppence was thinking of actually pulling the trigger. 
Output: 2
Statement: Nevertheless, our view today is that the widespread lack of attention to strategic human capital management may be creating a fundamental weakness in federal management, possibly even putting at risk the federal government's ability to efficiently, economically, and effectively deliver products and service to the taxpayers in the future. Choices:  1. The lack of attention is likely to cause weakness in federal management. 2. There is a lot of attention put into the human capital. 3. The federal management needs to improve how they manage human capital.
Output: 2
Statement: Blue-grass training? As his father repeated the expression Drew realized the slip of tongue he had made. Choices:  1. His father had expressly forbidden him to talk about blue-grass training.  2. Drew accidentally told his father about blue-grass training.  3. Drew accidentally told his father about his new girlfriend, Rose. 
Output: 3
Statement: do they teach them in school right now where she's at about drugs Choices:  1. Do they teach sex education now in their school? 2. Do they teach about drugs at school? 3. Do they teach them about drugs in high school?
Output: 1
Statement: But that's not the point. Choices:  1. But that is exactly the point I am making. 2. That is not the point, though. 3. The point is that we're poor.
Output: 1
Statement: We first present our model for total costs and unit costs. Choices:  1. The first model took the longest time to present. 2. The model for total costs and unit costs was presented at the very end. 3. The model for total costs and unit costs is presented first.
Output: 2
Statement:  Bork sobered. Choices:  1. Bork cried. 2. Bork laughed loudly. 3. The boy sobered softly.
Output: 2
Statement: It contains elaborate replicas of China's chief monuments in impressive detail, including a scaled-down version of the Great Wall. Choices:  1. The replica of the Great Wall is two feet in height. 2. A version of the Great Wall is one of the replicas it has. 3. It only has replicas of Britain's chief monuments.
Output: 3
Statement: See here, began Julius temperately. Choices:  1. Julius temperately said to see here. 2. Julius was temperate because he was the only one who had not been drinking. 3. Julius drunkenly agreed with everything they had said.
Output: 3
Statement: Moreover, by using annual performance plans to set goals to address management weaknesses, agencies provide themselves and Congress with a vehicle-the subsequent agency performance reports-for tracking progress in addressing management problems and considering what, if any, additional efforts are needed. Choices:  1. Management weaknesses can be addressed through a number of methods. 2. Although there were definitely management weaknesses, no further efforts could have possibly been needed. 3. Weaknesses in an organization aren't only held by management, but also by the employees themselves.
Output: 2
Statement: Quasi-experimental Design and Analysis Issues for Choices:  1. Issues with analysis. 2. The experiment was designed by the researchers. 3. While design was included, analysis was not.
Output: 3
Statement: The Bosphorus is one of the world's most active shipping lanes, and the overland traffic is now carried by two of the world's longest suspension bridges. Choices:  1. The Bosphorus has been closed to shipping for centuries. 2. These suspension bridges charge a toll. 3. There are long suspension bridges over The Bosphorus.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah and uh when you have time to do it Choices:  1. When you have time to do it you should check out Burger Kind deals. 2. When you don't have time to do that, no. 3. When you have time to do it.
Output: 2
Statement: Therefore, client funds were deposited into interest-free attorney trust accounts. Choices:  1. Client funds were deposited into the trust accounts so the attorneys couldn't touch them. 2. Client funds were deposited into the accounts that got high interest. 3. Client funds were deposited into the trust accounts.
Output: 2
Statement: because i can tell somebody to go leave me alone but they so old Choices:  1. I can tell someone to leave me alone. 2. I can't tell someone to leave me alone. 3. I can tell someone to leave me alone but you can't do that if you're in a nursing home.
Output: 2
Statement: no i'm from Wisconsin originally uh i don't know what the weather's been like up there but uh typically in March it's still uh kind uh kind of like winter uh very cold Choices:  1. I'm from Wisconsin but I don't spend a lot of time there anymore. 2. I'm from Wisconsin, it's warm in March. 3. I'm from Wisconsin, in March it's very cold.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan's heart jumped again and he bowed his head low. Choices:  1. Ca'daan bowed his head. 2. Ca'daan bowed his head because the king rode by. 3. Ca'daan remained calm and bowed his head.
Output: 3
Statement: The district will sell only water as of July 1, at a monthly price of $43. Choices:  1. Water will be sold by the district at a monthly price of $43 monthly. 2. Water will be sold by the district at a monthly price of $143 monthly. 3. Water will be sold by the district at a monthly price of $43 monthly, but people don't agree with that price.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet it is clear that very few people outside the world of academic economics think about things that way. Choices:  1. It's clear that not many people outside the world of economics think about things like that. 2. It's clear that not many professors outside the world of economics think about things like that 3. It's clear that most people outside the world of economics think about things like that.
Output: 3
Statement: i do i don't know we're either gonna buy a pick up or we're gonna buy a van or we're gonna buy an economy car how do you like that Choices:  1. We will buy either a truck, van, or car. 2. We would rather buy a truck. 3. We are not considering buying a van.
Output: 3
Statement: Reluctantly I joined the back of the battle, trying to get off the occasional shot without being killed in the process. Choices:  1. I turned around and ran to the hills. 2. Trying to get off the occasional shot without being killed in the process, I reluctantly joined the back of the battle. 3. The battle looked like it will be very hard to win.
Output: 1
Statement: Tapestries by Chagall and mosaic floors are the interior highlights. Choices:  1. The tapestries and floors are the main sights in the interior. 2. The floors are partially wooden. 3. The tapestries are also a highlight on the outside.
Output: 3
Statement: According to the American Association of Retired Persons, a senior enrolling in an HMO saves $1,200 per year--about 10 percent of average income--compared with those with the standard coverage and some supplemental insurance. Choices:  1. AARP says a senior with an HMO saves a lot of money compared to those who have a PPO. 2. AARP says a senior with an HMO spends a lot of money. 3. AARP says a senior with an HMO saves a lot of money.
Output: 2
Statement: There are specialized strategies for making these comparisons-namely, pattern matching, explanation building, and thematic review. Choices:  1. All strategies are bad at making comparisons. 2. Some strategies are specialized at making comparisons. 3. Some research strategies are specialized at making comparisons.
Output: 1
Statement: than we are Choices:  1. We cannot. 2. We must. 3. We so are.
Output: 1
Statement: The universe was stable again. Choices:  1. The universe has not been this stable in over 5 years. 2. The universe had stabilised once more. 3. The universe has always been stable until now.
Output: 3
Statement: The quality and image of federal financial management has suffered from decades of neglect and an organizational culture that has not fully recognized the value of good financial managementnot even at its most basic levelas a means of ensuring accountability. Choices:  1. Federal financial management has a bad image, but there are ways to brighten that image up. 2. There has been decades of neglect in terms of good financial management. 3. There is already a great image in place for federal financial management, and changing any procedure would only tarnish it.
Output: 3
Statement: Why, you could drop your planet into that large ocean and drown it.   Choices:  1. The planet was so large it would not fit into the ocean. 2. The planet could fit into the ocean. 3. It would just be better if you drowned the entire planet.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Raptor meat,' I told her. Choices:  1. I didn't speak. 2. I told her it was from a raptor. 3. I told her the steak was from a dinosaur.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i could never do that  i was never that brave but um  yeah Choices:  1. I never had that much courage. 2. You are the bravest person I know. 3. I've always been the bravest.
Output: 3
Statement: we're talking from from dents into holes Choices:  1. There are no dents, nor are there any holes. 2. The dents turned into holes because of heavy rainfall. 3. The dents worsened into holes.
Output: 1
Statement: Port Antonio Yacht Club can also be found in the harbor. Choices:  1. Port Antonio Sandwich Club can be found in the harbor. 2. The Port Antonio Yacht Club's members include mostly millionaires and billionaires. 3. The harbor also contains the Port Antonio Yacht Club.
Output: 1
Statement: City and rural carriers typically spend between three and four hours in the office preparing for delivery. Choices:  1. Carriers spend about three and five hours in the trucks before going to the office.  2. Carriers spend about three and four hours in the office, where they drink a lot of coffee. 3. Carriers spend about three and four hours in the office.
Output: 1
Statement: The imperial rulers moved the capital to Kyoto originally to escape from the growing domination of the Buddhist authorities of Nara. Choices:  1. The growing power of Buddhism was the reason why the rulers moved the capital to Kyoto. 2. Kyoto has never been the capital, it was a ghost town. 3. Kyoto used to be an important city when it was the capital of the empire. 
Output: 2
Statement: Shall press you in.  Choices:  1. Shall keep pushing at you. 2. Shall not give up trying to convince you. 3. Shall give up pressing in on you.
Output: 3
Statement: 3 examines the long-term outlook for federal government saving/dissaving. Choices:  1. 3 examines the vision in the short-term. 2. 3 examines the long-term vision for saving/dissaving of the federal government. 3. 1 and 2 examine different features of a similar subject.
Output: 1
Statement: The conferees have concerns about the case service reporting and associated data reports submitted annually by the Corporation's grantees and the case statistical reports submitted by the Corporation to the Congress, and the conferees direct the Corporation to make improvement of the accuracy of these submissions a top priority, per directions in the House report. Choices:  1. The Corporation grantees submit data reports at the end of each week. 2. The Congress expects statistical reports from the Corporation every year. 3. The Corporation's grantees submit data reports every year.
Output: 1
Statement: - Limestone conveying and crushing (e.g. Choices:  1. It's impossible to crush limestone. 2. It's very easy to crush limestone. 3. There is conveying and crushing of limestone.
Output: 1
Statement: In the last debate, Hatch gave a patronizing lecture about how the unseasoned Bush would make a fine vice-presidential choice for him. Choices:  1. Hatch gave a lecture, in the last debate, on how Clinton, unseasoned, would make a fine vice-presidential choice for him. 2. Hatch gave a lecture, in the last debate, on how Bush, unseasoned, would make a fine vice-presidential choice for him, but he raised some eyebrows. 3. Hatch gave a lecture, in the last debate, on how Bush, unseasoned, would make a fine vice-presidential choice for him.
Output: 1
Statement: Gerth's original piece in April said that the Pentagon believed Loral had significantly improved the reliability of China's nuclear missiles. Choices:  1. Gerth's original piece in April didn't say anything about the Pentagon. 2. The reliability of China's nuclear missiles was greatly improved by Loral.  3. Gerth's original piece mentioned the Pentagon's beliefs concerning Loral and China's nuclear missiles.
Output: 1
Statement: Generally, access, authorization, and approvals are permitted through various controls and electronic symbols or programmed data elements. Choices:  1. Generally approvals are permitted through various different ethnicities  2. Generally approvals aren't ever permitted 3. Generally approvals are permitted through various controls.
Output: 2
Statement: He posed the following  Do we wait until we know exactly how the intervention works before we move interventions into practice? Choices:  1. He knew that it did not matter if they knew how the intervention worked before moving it into practice. 2. It can be very dangerous to move the interventions into place without proper testing. 3. He asked if we should wait until we know exactly how the intervention works before moving the interventions into practice.
Output: 1
Statement: When the Flamingo opened in December 1946, it did so with Hollywood flair and the new Vegas flash. Choices:  1. The Flamingo opened in December 1946 on a Wednesday. 2. The Flamingo opened in December 1946. 3. The Flamingo closed on December 1946.
Output: 3
Statement: It has been tempting to see in Soutine's flayed forms a premonition of things to come. Choices:  1. Soutine's brutal criticisms read like predictions. 2. Soutine's flayed forms are not enticing to the reader.  3. Many people have fallen for the tempting Soutine's flayed forms.
Output: 2
Statement: DiClemente agreed that efficacy in the ED setting had not been totally established. Choices:  1. Success in the ED setting has not been reached. 2. DiClemente knew that efficacy was a long time away. 3. Major success was seen in the ED setting.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh well you see now that's what i do and um but that that's just about enough and uh uh i mean not that i wouldn't like to walk more but uh um i've Choices:  1. The one thing I'd like to do is to walk more. 2. Oh no, not that because I'd prefer not to walk more. 3. I already walk for about 30 minutes each day as it is.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1948 the modern State of Israel was proclaimed. Choices:  1. The existence of the modern State of Israel was declared in 1948. 2. The modern State of Israel was not proclaimed until 1955. 3. The declaration of the modern State of Israel was accepted by most people in the world.
Output: 2
Statement: Napoleon wanted it as a temple of glory for his army, but his architect suggested the Arc de Triomphe instead. Choices:  1. Napoleon was open to other proposals, and in the end he chose to go with what his architect chose. 2. His architect suggested the Arc de Triomphe, even though Napoleon wanted it as a temple of glory for his army. 3. Arc de Triomphe was already built, so his architect never suggested it.
Output: 3
Statement: Something unusually nervous and excited in his manner roused my curiosity.  Choices:  1. He seemed nervous but it didn't bother me one bit. 2. He was unusually nervous because he committed a crime. 3. I was curious about his nervous and excitedness.
Output: 1
Statement: They can project thoughts." Choices:  1. They don't know what thoughts are. 2. They can predict thoughts. 3. They can tell what you will think in the next seconds.
Output: 1
Statement: He's a tolerable vet, too. Choices:  1. He is a plumber. 2. He is a great person to take care of your animals. 3. He is a vet.
Output: 1
Statement: The Integrated Planning Model (IPM) was used to derive all future projections of electricity generation source emissions. Choices:  1. The Integrated Planning Model made coal mines more stable and safe. 2. The model showed what time of day the most electricity was used. 3. The Integrated Planning Model helped to make electricity generation emmission projections
Output: 1
Statement: The mare whinnied and Ca'daan froze. Choices:  1. The mare was silent. 2. The mare made a frantic noise. 3. The mare made a noise.
Output: 1
Statement: We do this by comparing delivery costs in two diverse  France and the U.S. Choices:  1. The delivery costs between France and the U.S. are diverse. 2. The delivery costs between France and the U.S. are the same. 3. The delivery costs between France and the U.S. are diverse and it shows the difference between the two countries.
Output: 2
Statement: The highway and the railway stay close together from Fanling, site of the best golf courses in the area. Choices:  1. The best golf courses in the area can be found in Fanling.  2. Fanling has the worst golf courses around.  3. The golf courses in Fanling are quite expensive compared to other places. 
Output: 2
Statement: A leader must be a uniter, not a divider, he declares. Choices:  1. A leader needs to look out for himself. 2. A leader needs to unite people. 3. A leader needs to unite the two parties right now.
Output: 1
Statement: In many isolated regions, meanwhile, last-ditch defences in the form of round stone towers were built, a few of which are still inhabited today. Choices:  1. In many isolated regions the remains of the soldiers were also found in the round stone towers. 2. A few of the last-ditch defences are still inhabited today. 3. All of the round stone towers were torn down long ago.
Output: 3
Statement: when my husband was in business he had one customer who said that he had to use credit cards because he spent more than he made every month and he was perfectly serious about it Choices:  1. My husband never had any customers at all.   2. One of my husband's customers is going bankrupt.   3. One of my husband's customers said that he spent more than he made.  
Output: 1
Statement: Of course, but Fena Kef is full of warriors who may come to our aid. Choices:  1. Warriors from Fena Kef may come to our aid. 2. None of the warriors will come to our aid. 3. The warriors from Fena Kef were equipped with axes.
Output: 2
Statement: Effects Subcommittee on Initial Assessments of Health and Ecological  Part 2. October 1999. Choices:  1. The initial assessment of health and ecology was reported in October 1993. 2. The initial assessment of health and ecology was reported in October 1999. 3. The initial assessment of health and ecology was reported in a 20 page report on October 1999.
Output: 1
Statement: The whole time, her parents have never said anything about me. Choices:  1. Her parents didn't utter a word to me the entire time. 2. The whole time, her parents yelled at me and threatened my life. 3. Her parents we not vocal in the slightest bit the entire duration.
Output: 2
Statement: We included FAA in our review because it has certain exemptions from the Federal Acquisition Regulations designed to facilitate delegating procurement authorities to lower levels. Choices:  1. There won't be any procurement delegation, because FAA has not been included. 2. FAA has been included in our review, because it has certain exemptions from the Federal Acquisition Regulations, to facilitate delegating procurement authorities to lower levels. 3. Delegating procurement authorities to lower levels is a very important task for any government.
Output: 1
Statement: and plus i think that the uh mothers the husbands and wives both having to work Choices:  1. It has nothing to do with working parents. 2. I think it has to do with both parents having to work. 3. When both parents have to work it is hard to have much family time.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, the agency is undertaking a major reorganization structured from the ground up, using its 301 ports as its foundation. Choices:  1. The agency needs a major reorganization 2. The agency is majorly reorganizing structure from the ground up using 301 ports as the bottom. 3. The agency isn't undertaking anything at all
Output: 3
Statement: Senior managers include those who have overall agency responsibility for strategic, including information-related, objectives. Choices:  1. Senior managers are not responsible for strategic objectives. 2. Senior managers are responsible for developing strategic objectives. 3. Senior managers are responsible for strategic objectives.
Output: 1
Statement: Many of them are quite elite in their own right. Choices:  1. Many of them are elite. 2. All of them are elite. 3. They are elite due to their political power and wealth.
Output: 2
Statement: Two systems are primarily responsible for the direct scrubbing and handling of flue gases, and three systems are involved with delivery of reagents, processing of wastes (air, solids, and water), and the processing of wastes into saleable by-products. Choices:  1. If the two systems responsible for direct scrubbing and handling of flue gases failed, the entire process would fail. 2. Two systems are responsible for direct scrubbing and handling of flue gases. 3. Eight systems are responsible for direct scrubbing and handling of flue gases.
Output: 3
Statement: Overall, How Do These Tax Incentives Affect National Saving? Choices:  1. How might the National Savings be affected by the tax incentives? 2. Will people be gaining or losing money as a result of the tax incentives? 3. The tax incentives are not even connected to national savings.
Output: 3
Statement: And that's the inevitable next target for pro-life advocates. Choices:  1. Pro-life advocates have accepted the law of the land regarding abortion rights. 2. Pro-life advocates will continue to fight for their cause. 3. Pro-life advocates have selected their next target for attack. 
Output: 1
Statement:  Develop methods to assess program quality, to ensure that case handling staff are well trained and that the legal work among programs is coordinated and of high quality. Choices:  1. More than anything, quality in both the program and the legal work is what's required. 2. The training of the staff who handles cases isn't considered in all this talk of training. 3. Making sure that there's high quality legal work being provided is something methods are being developed to accomplish.
Output: 2
Statement: The brewery runs a regular guided tour, which offers information both about the brewing of beer and about the historic brewery buildings, which stand in the shadow of the ruined Cockermouth Castle. Choices:  1. The brewery has a number of tours available. 2. The tour is very informative to the beer lover. 3. The tour does not go near the Cockermouth Castle.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan could see a wound as wide as his hand opening up the man's back from his left shoulder to his right hip. Choices:  1. Ca'daan had stabbed the man. 2. The man was uninjred. 3. Ca'daan saw the man was injured.
Output: 2
Statement: Probably not. Choices:  1. Maybe in the future. 2. More than likely, no. 3. Definitely yes.
Output: 3