niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: How much time do we have?They're twice the distance to the dead trees to the south," said San'doro. Choices:  1. San'doro wondered if they were running out of time. 2. San'doro didn't know where they were. 3. San'doro said the mob was approaching quickly.
Output: 2
Statement: a couple of times a month i guess to see a movie it it's just getting so expensive Choices:  1. Movies are costing more and more these days. 2. I see a movie almost everyday. 3. I would see movies more often if I had the money.
Output: 2
Statement: GAO reserves the right to release any product that has been issued but is under restriction if it is leaked or otherwise made publicly available. Choices:  1. If a product is leaked or publicly released, GAO will release it. 2. GAO has expressed this right 6 times in the past. 3. GAO may release products issued to it without restriction.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh well uh i've got to respect your opinion you have some uh solid ideas Choices:  1. I agree with your ideas. 2. You don't have any good ideas. 3. You have more than one idea.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah right and how to treat them right right and who wants to be treated which way Choices:  1. How to treat them and know how they want to be treated. 2. We have to understand how women want to be treated by men. 3. How to be mean to them, and how badly they want to be treated.
Output: 3
Statement: Culturebox certainly can't tell you whether Fish is right or wrong. Choices:  1. Culturebox has no way of telling whether the Fish is right or wrong. 2. Culturebox can tell you whether the Fish is right or wrong. 3. Whether the Fish is right or wrong cannot be determined by Culturebox.
Output: 2
Statement: Can't you guess? Choices:  1. Isn't it obvious? 2. You can't guess. 3. Guessing is not easy.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the election message Al D'Amato could send just a few short hours from now. Choices:  1. Al D'Amato is the favored candidate. 2. Al D'Amato could send this message a short time from now. 3. Al D'Amato doesn't have an election message prepared.
Output: 3
Statement: ah i jig when they jog Choices:  1. I jog when they jig. 2. I jig like an Irishman when they are jogging. 3. I jig when they run.
Output: 1
Statement: Gentilello suggested that clinical trials are important because they change practice. Choices:  1. Clinical trials have fundamentally changed the way surgery is done. 2. Clinical trials are worthless according to Gentilello because they don't change practice. 3. The value of clinical trials, as suggested by Gentilello, is in how they change practice.
Output: 2
Statement: The crumbling adobe walls were laced by strings of crimson peppers, vivid in the torch and lantern light. Choices:  1. The adobe walls were decorated for the festivities. 2. The adobe walls had strings of crimson papers. 3. The adobe walls were bare.
Output: 3
Statement: He didn't want me to come," she added by way of explanation. Choices:  1. "He was fine with my coming" she explained. 2. "He said I'm not allowed to come" she said. 3. She explained that he didn't want her to come.
Output: 1
Statement: Section C describes the tasks to be performed by the contractor and the products to be delivered. Choices:  1. Section C describes the tasks that need to be done that year. 2. Section C does not mention any of the tasks. 3. Section C describes the tasks that need to be done.
Output: 2
Statement: oh did they oh i didn't know that Choices:  1. I was unaware that they did that. 2. What happened when they did what they did? 3. I was well aware that they did.
Output: 3
Statement: A key reason that screening is not performed is the widely held perception that treatment is not effective. Choices:  1. A key reason that screening doesn't happen is the perception that treatment is the only route. 2. A key reason that screening doesn't happen is the perception that treatment doesn't work. 3. A key reason that screening doesn't happen is the perception that treatment doesn't work for people who drink recreationally.
Output: 1
Statement: Surely not because it is, in any meaningful sense, good. Choices:  1. There are several bad things about it that can be pointed out. 2. It is definitely not because it is good. 3. It is obvious that it is inherently good.
Output: 3
Statement: For a few of them that would be easy enough. Choices:  1. It wouldn't be too hard for some of them. 2. It would be difficult for all of them. 3. The task was assigned to them all.
Output: 2
Statement: you know i'm just a chicken i know lots of women would do it all the time but i haven't i haven't quite adjusted you know Choices:  1. Lots of females would do it all the time but I am a chicken.  2. Women never do that and I am very brave.  3. Lots of women go bungee jumping all the time but I am too scared to do it. 
Output: 2
Statement: And Prudie wishes you mazel-ton which, of course, is tons of luck. Choices:  1. Hazel-ton means tons of luck. 2. Mazel-ton means tons of luck and it is an expression coined in the South. 3. Mazel-ton means tons of luck.
Output: 1
Statement: i don't know i i like the idea that uh if someone is from a foreign country Choices:  1. I am not sure if I like the idea of someone being an alien.   2. I like the idea of people no matter where they are from.   3. I would like it better if they were all Americans.  
Output: 2
Statement: Wheelchair access. Choices:  1. Ramps and elevators. 2. Stairs only. 3. Accessibility for people in wheelchairs.
Output: 2
Statement: Navy warships in the Persian Gulf carrying cruise missiles capable of hitting Baghdad. Choices:  1. Ships carrying cats and turtles resided in the Persian gulf.  2. The ships planned to destroy Iraq.  3. Warships with missiles were in the Persian gulf. 
Output: 1
Statement: It is also the capital of the Sharon Plain citrus-growing area and the centre of Israel's diamond industry . Choices:  1. Oranges and lemons are both grown on the Plain of Sharon.  2. No citrus fruit of any kind is grown within the Sharon Plain.  3. It serves as the heart of the Israeli diamond industry. 
Output: 2
Statement: The great man's birthplace, where he spent his early years, has exhibits on Shaw and the Dublin he knew. Choices:  1. Shaw's birthplace is not located in Dublin. 2. Shaw's birthplace, where he spent his formative years, contains exhibits on the Dublin of his day. 3. The exhibits include displays on Dublin culture, theatre and food.
Output: 1
Statement: You'll find a simplicity, a lack of complication, about many local people, yet something, too, of the sophistication associated with the French. Choices:  1. The locals are diverse and multi-faceted people and may appear simple due to their traditional culture. 2. There is a simple aspect to the locals, but also some sort of sophistication associated with the French. 3. You won't find any simple locals instead they are all extravagant and complicated.
Output: 3
Statement: She believed that time is not the issue as much as redirecting the focus of the interaction during their time with the patient. Choices:  1. She believed that redirecting the focus of interactions while with the patient was more important that fixing the problem with time.  2. She believed that time was the issue, rather than the focus of interactions with the patient.  3. She tried a method of redirecting the focus of interaction with the patient, which reduced the time efficiently. 
Output: 2
Statement: Herzl's tomb is here, along with a small museum; in the gardens nearby are the burial sites of other modern Israeli leaders, including Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Golda Meir. Choices:  1. Yitzhak Rabin's burial site is in a different city from that of Golda Meir. 2. Hertzl's tomb was constructed in the early 20th century. 3. There is a museum near to Herzl's tomb.
Output: 1
Statement: Targeted investments need to be made in our Choices:  1. Targeted investments must be made. 2. We must invest in the poor communities.  3. We don't need to invest in anything.
Output: 3
Statement: oh sure sure they do and then they take your old part and sell it to some reconditioning house and make money off of that too Choices:  1. The reconditioning houses pay top dollar for the old parts. 2. They can resell the old parts but they don't make any money. 3. They resell the old part to a reconditioning house for profit.
Output: 2
Statement: He feels liberated but looks like a man hugging a slot machine. Choices:  1. The man currently feels liberated what ailed him. 2. The man feel liberated from gambling addiction but others feel that he is not. 3. He does not appear to be interested in slot machines.
Output: 3
Statement: In response to GAO's finding that serious complaints of poor nursing home care frequently are not investigated for months, Maryland's legislature approved funding for a 57 percent increase in its surveyor staff, and the state agency revamped its processes to emphasize a faster review of serious complaints. Choices:  1. GAO found serious complaints of poor nursing home care is always investigated immediately. 2. GAO found serious complaints of poor nursing home care is often not investigated for a long time. 3. GAO found serious complaints of poor nursing home care is often not investigated for a 6 months on average.
Output: 1
Statement: efficient, since the national survey would not be a fishing expedition but targeted to verify initial findings. Choices:  1. The national survey is designed to verify the findings. 2. The national survey is designed to verify the EPA's findings. 3. The national survey is designed to disprove the findings.
Output: 3
Statement: This notion lives on in our language today. Choices:  1. Our language carries many notions from the past.  2. Our language today bears no resemblance to any past notions. 3. Our language still sustains this notion. 
Output: 2
Statement: Jan Ullrich became the first German cyclist to win the Tour de France. Choices:  1. Ulrich was an Australian cyclist. 2. Ulrich was a German cyclist. 3. Ulrich was a German cyclist who won in 1995.
Output: 1
Statement: But yuppies--or at least the suburbanized offspring of Slats Grobnik--were increasingly his audience and his newsroom colleagues. Choices:  1. The puppies were guests on his show.  2. He did not want his audience to be mainly yuppies. 3. The audience was increasing among yuppies. 
Output: 1
Statement: and and i just just knew i was being photographed you know i just  i'm glad i don't have to go through that experience again Choices:  1. I love when people spy on me. 2. I felt very scared because I was being photographed. 3. I didn't like feeling like I was being watched.
Output: 1
Statement: If Isikoff was such a disreputable sleazemonger, why would Toobin want to write a book with him? Choices:  1. Toobin wrote a book about Iskikoff even with his bad reputation. 2. Toobin was unwilling to write a book about Isikoff because of his bad reputation. 3. Iskikoff was known to bend the law and stretch the truth.
Output: 2
Statement: I can't do this. Choices:  1. I can't bring myself to hurt anyone. 2. I can do that right now! 3. I am not able to do that task.
Output: 2
Statement: I hope they see reason. Choices:  1. I hope the jury sees reason.  2. I hope they are reasonable.  3. I already know they are not reasonable. 
Output: 3
Statement: But it certainly complicates the story, and Gerth either downplayed it or left it out. Choices:  1. The story is certainly complicated by it, said the news. 2. The story is certainly complicated by it. 3. The story is not complicated by it.
Output: 3
Statement: Whether or not this attitude is morally vacant and ultimately self-defeating, as its critics charge, it's hard to see how anyone who seriously holds these views, whatever you call them, could really have had much to argue about with the America Firsters in the late 1930s. Choices:  1. These views ran in stark contrast to the America Firsters' ideology.  2. Regardless of the criticisms of these views, they were largely in line with America Firsters.  3. America Firsters had a lot of members that held similar views. 
Output: 1
Statement: If you start at once I think you can catch the connection." Tommy looked up, puzzled. Choices:  1. Tommy looked puzzled but thought he could catch the connection. 2. Tommy was certain that he would never catch the connection no matter how hard he tried. 3. Everybody knew that Tommy wasn't nearly smart enough to catch the connection.
Output: 2
Statement: of course they play their you know cards right and do some good investments they'll you know they'll do all right but a lot of them don't unfortunately Choices:  1. Some older folks are worried about running out of money, but with some good investments they should be ok. 2. If they make some good investments ,they will do alright. 3. Money will grow on trees when you get older.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus, it should not be surprising that demand for initial fill and periodic replacement catalyst should account for a significant portion of the supply basis. Choices:  1. The supply is more so based on future needs.  2. A lot of the supply base consists of demand for initial fill and occasional catalyst replacement.  3. Catalysts need replacement often. 
Output: 1
Statement: Now that's a Flytrap remedy even Clinton's worst enemies can love. Choices:  1. The Flytrap remedy is so good that even the opposition can agree with it. 2. The Flytrap remedy is the main reason clinton has opposition. 3. Even Clinton's worst enemies approve of the Flytrap remedy.
Output: 2
Statement: and then do it huh Choices:  1. Along with committing to it, I have to internalize it too? 2. And then do nothing ay 3. And take action eh
Output: 2
Statement: Economic rents in the form of a wage premium paid by the U.S. Choices:  1. The wage premium is paid by the local government. 2. This will create an economic stimulus and create more jobs. 3. Economic rents paid by the U.S. government
Output: 1
Statement: yeah they they do Choices:  1. Yes they do. 2. They don't. 3. They do and always have.
Output: 2
Statement: i'll have to okay thanks Choices:  1. Thank you for reminding me of this thing I have to do. 2. This is not something I will have to do. 3. This is something I will have to do.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah do you think my daughter would like it Choices:  1. Yes, do you think my daughter would enjoy it? 2. I know that my daughter would hate it. 3. Do you think it's the kind of movie my daughter would watch?
Output: 2
Statement: and start walking down the road and then we found this little hut a couple of miles down that had you know that sold stuff Choices:  1. We bought some stuff when we visited the little hut. 2. Things were being sold in a little hut down the road. 3. The little hut was completely abandoned, we didn't see anybody there.
Output: 3
Statement: When I became Comptroller General in November 1998, I committed GAO to helping the Congress address issues that will define the 21st century. Choices:  1. When I became postmaster general in 1992 I vowed things would go back to the way they used to be. 2. When I was put in charge I promised we help deal with modern issues. 3. The GAO had no internet policy before I installed one.
Output: 1
Statement: During FY 1998, the most recent year for which statistics are available, the USDOL certified 34,898 job openings and approximately 4,000 employers. Choices:  1. After FY 1998, the most recent year for which statistics are available. 2. The most recent year for when statistics are available was during FY 1998. 3. There are no statistics produced prior to 1998.
Output: 1
Statement: Many federal CIOs, in the normal course of their own efforts, have already begun working along the lines of the advice provided in this guide. Choices:  1. Federal CIOs have not begun using the advice. 2. Federal CIOs have begun using the advice. 3. Federal CIOs have begun using the advice that was given to them.
Output: 1
Statement: okay well i used to hate Star Trek Choices:  1. I hated Star Trek last year. 2. I like Star Trek better now than I used to. 3. I have always had the same feelings toward Star Trek.
Output: 3
Statement: well that's that's the that's because we're supposed to be the rich ones with all the money to give away Choices:  1. Apparently we seem destitute. 2. We don't have as much money as it seems because of taxes. 3. Supposedly we have a lot of money to use for other people.
Output: 1
Statement: Dreams that, decades later, back at my hotel in Fez,A bucket of cold water was suddenly poured on.I'd gone to the hammam, stripped, and lay on a patternOf sopping tiles that might have spelled God's will.Steam shrouded the attendant methodically soapingThe knots of disappointment he'd knuckled in my back.He paused. Choices:  1. The buckets were filled with warm water. 2. The cold water gave a jolting shock as it hit the skin. 3. Buckets of cold water were poured on all of a sudden.
Output: 1
Statement: Hope not, anyway.  Choices:  1. I hope not.  2. I hope not, though in all probability it will prove to be the case.  3. I hope so. 
Output: 3
Statement:   The agency procurement request for a delegation of procurement authority from GSA, showing names and experience of senior project officials (as required by GSA guidance detailed in its FIRMR Bulletin C-5). Choices:  1. The agency procurement request shows names and experience of project officials. 2. The agency procurement request shows names and experience of known suspects. 3. The FBI procurement request shows names and experience of project officials.
Output: 2
Statement: Lewinsky why she invited her to lunch. Choices:  1. Lewinsky went into hiding and didn't eat lunch with anyone. 2. Lewinsky invited the reporter to lunch. 3. Lewinsky invited her to lunch.
Output: 1
Statement: According to Larry Doyle, who writes for the show, Smithers was originally just a sycophant in love with the boss. Choices:  1. Larry Doyle never made any comment about the character of Smithers.  2. Although his character grew into so much more, Mr. Doyle reported that Smithers was originally supposed to just be a sycophant.  3. Larry Doyle stated that Smithers was originally in love with the boss. 
Output: 1
Statement: Clinton used the Reserve Officers Training Corps to escape the draft, then backed out and never served in the ROTC. Choices:  1. Clinton used the Reserve Officers Training Corps to dodge the draft in a shady way. 2. Clinton used the Reserve Officers Training Corps to get into action. 3. Clinton used the Reserve Officers Training Corps to dodge the draft.
Output: 2
Statement: More tax cuts! Choices:  1. Having more tax cuts will bring an overall happier society. 2. There should be less tax cuts in society. 3. There should be more cuts on taxes.
Output: 2
Statement: The test may make them think twice about medicines that take the fun out of patients' lives. Choices:  1. All of the test-takers are well prepared for the test. 2. They are taking a medical test that could cover medicine's effect on patients. 3. There are no medicines with negative effects on patients' lives.
Output: 3
Statement: If the framers had wanted to limit us more they could have been more specific. Choices:  1. If they wanted to set a limit, they could have told exactly how much. 2. If they wanted to set a limit of 50, they could have just told us. 3. They weren't allowed to set a limit.
Output: 3
Statement: well you do i guess you do get paid but the thing is is that you know people are what if they see you in the uniform Choices:  1. i guess you never end up getting paid 2. i suppose it's true that you're paid 3. i suppose people do pay you, but it comes at a cost
Output: 1
Statement: In response to its report, issued in 1993, a number of steps were taken by the courts to assist low-income and pro se litigants. Choices:  1. The courts did not do anything to help low-income peoples. 2. These steps were taken to ensure that all people were being fed enough food to live. 3. A lot of steps were taken by the courts to help low income peoples. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah just because they're grandparents just yeah just because they're grandparents that doesn't automatically make them a good child carer Choices:  1. The kids are going to take care of the grandparents for the time being. 2. They have a lot of their own issues to be taking care of first. 3. Just because they are grandparents does not mean they should be taking care of the kids.
Output: 1
Statement: It must have been done since yesterday, otherwise a good housemaid would have at once removed it with blotting-paper and a hot iron.  Choices:  1. It was not cleaned up well.  2. It had to have been done yesterday.  3. It was done as week ago. 
Output: 3
Statement: Turner's 12-year-old son needs a kidney transplant and Turner said he had to miss work to take him to numerous doctor and dialysis visits. Choices:  1. A boy of 12 years of age needs a kidney transplant. 2. Turner's boy was having kidney problems since he was 6. 3. Turner's boy was in school enjoying his day without any trouble.
Output: 3
Statement: well what's your favorite dish Choices:  1. I think enchiladas are your favorite dish. 2. What's your favorite thing to eat? 3. What foods do you hate?
Output: 3
Statement: Well, if she can't get a divorce she doesn't have any kind of legal paperwork that would require him to support her [and their children]. Choices:  1. If a divorce is not granted, she will not have any helpful paperwork. 2. She will receive support for the children under any circumstances. 3. After getting a divorce, she can use the documents she receives to demand support.
Output: 2
Statement: Overall, we have implemented the following initiatives and targeted investments, some of which are relatively recent and some of which are 16 Choices:  1. Initiatives haven't been implemented to help reach the itchy bit your back you can't reach. 2. Initiatives have been implemented to help reach targeted investments. 3. Initiatives haven't been implemented to help reach targeted investments.
Output: 3
Statement: In numerous studies, they have documented a deep paradox about human relations--persons get along, but people don't. Choices:  1. They studied human relationships. 2. They studied human relationships in America. 3. They studied animal relationships.
Output: 3
Statement: uh  i do i do uh word processing on it primarily uh the main reason why i'm i'm hanging on to it is because of the business that i'm in the the home computer business i have a Choices:  1. I don't like word processing at all and never use it. 2. I do word processing because I am familiar with it and enjoy it. 3. I do word processing because of my home computer business.
Output: 1
Statement: Now, if we perform the same exercise using the actual FY 1998 First-Class and Standard A volume figures of 101. Choices:  1. We can do the same thing using the Third-Class and Standard A numbers. 2. We can do the same thing using the First-Class and Standard A numbers for rural routes. 3. We can do the same thing using the First-Class and Standard A numbers.
Output: 1
Statement: No hurry, must not rush the steady, mild gesture to the horse that here was a friend. Choices:  1. There's no rush, the process must remain slow and steady. 2. The horse would soon realize that here was a friend. 3. We must rush the process of showing this horse that we are friends.
Output: 3
Statement: Word repetition? Choices:  1. Single words, not repeating.  2. Repetitive words? 3. Words are repeating? 
Output: 1
Statement: The huge gateway leads to the mandapa worship hall, with the tall pyramid of the shrine beyond, the whole structure symbolizing the mythical Mount Meru, Himalayan home of the gods. Choices:  1. The mythical Mount Meru is where the gods could not make their home. 2. Mythology holds that Mount Meru is where the gods abided. 3. The structure was constructed to invoke the presence of the gods.
Output: 1
Statement: In its fine arcaded courtyard, notice a bronze statue of Napoleon, who was responsible for turning the Brera into a national gallery with confiscations from the Church and recalcitrant nobles. Choices:  1. The gallery is known as one of Napoleon's finest accomplishments. 2. There's a bronze statue of Napoleon in the courtyard. 3. In the courtyard, there's a silver statue of Napoleon.
Output: 3
Statement: Since they have let you in and have not kicked you out, it appears that you have not violated any of those rules. Choices:  1. You are still here, which means you have not done anything wrong but they are on their way over to talk with you. 2. You were asked to leave which means you broke all the rules. 3. You have not broken any rules since you are still here.
Output: 2
Statement: A more controversial measure of personal saving would include changes in the value of existing assets. Choices:  1. Personal saving could include changes in the value of your home. 2. Personal saving does not include changes in the value of something. 3. Personal saving could include changes in the value of something.
Output: 2
Statement: The heart of the New Cityis around Kikkar Zion (Zion Square), where shops, restaurants, and hotels are great attractions for tourists and locals alike. Choices:  1. Kikkar Zion offers hotels, places to shop, and restaurants. 2. Kikkar Zion is the busiest part of the city. 3. Kikkar Zion doesn't have many attractions to draw tourists in.
Output: 3
Statement: In one corner of the enclosure is a bronze lantern some 2.3 m (7.5 ft) high; the deep nicks in the bronze were made by guards on duty at the shrine, who believed that the lantern transformed itself into a goblin at night. Choices:  1. The bronze lantern is in the middle of the enclosure. 2. Some of the shrine's guards once thought that the lantern turned into a goblin. 3. The guards made the nicks in the lantern with their swords.
Output: 1
Statement: It should be noted that the numbers in Columns (5), (8), and (11) are average annual growth rates. Choices:  1. The chart used specific monthly rates. 2. The chart gives the average annual growth rates. 3. There are other numbers that could be used, but the chart used average annual growth rates.
Output: 1
Statement: Several factories allow tourist shoppers to see wickerwork in the making, an activity more interesting than it items are crafted not only with the hands and feet but occasionally the teeth as well. Choices:  1. Tourists can observe the process of making wicks with workers' hands, feet and even teeth in some factories. 2. Wickerwork factories are not open to the public. 3. Wickerwork is a family tradition, and most old factories feature the use of teeth when doing the wicker technique.
Output: 2
Statement: this and the other thing is we can feed them today but they'll be hungry tomorrow what'll we do with them tomorrow do we feed them again tomorrow well how long how long can we continue to feed the world we can't do it are they starving to death yes and that's very sad Choices:  1. There isn't enough food in the world to keep everyone fed. 2. No one is starving as there is plenty of food for everyone. 3. If we feed them today, they'll be hungry tomorrow and a lot of people are starving to death.
Output: 2
Statement: Its average annual growth rate fell from 9.9 percent in 1987-90 to negative 1.6 percent in 1990-93 and further to negative Choices:  1. The average annual growth rate fell into the negatives. 2. The negative growth was caused by improper resource management. 3. The average annual growth rate has doubled in the 1990s.
Output: 3
Statement: Nearby is the Perigi Raja (Sultan's Well) dug in the 15th century for Princess Hang Li Po, whom the Emperor of China had given as a bride to Mansur Shah. Choices:  1. There was no known burial site for Princess Hang Li Po. 2. Princess Hang Li Po was the bride of Mansur Shah in the 15th century. 3. The marriage between the princess and Mansur Shah was forced by the Emperor.
Output: 1
Statement: that's that that's that's something that really true that may sort of that military thing i was speaking of before i think that's that's certainly true i mean his military may just go out and say well we just Gorbachev said you can't do it and we're just not going to let you do it you know so Choices:  1. Gorbachev doesn't want to let you do it because it will undermine his position. 2. Yes, that's probably true since Gorbachev's military might come out and say it. 3. The military will remain silent and Gorbachev will allow it.
Output: 3
Statement: Then I'll go to bed directly after supper. She went into the boudoir again, and Cynthia stared after her.  Choices:  1. She did not enter her bedroom the rest of the night.  2. They finished supper and she went directly to bed, while Cynthia stared after her.  3. She decided to go to bed right after dinner. 
Output: 1
Statement: As shown in Table 7-1, there is ample steel and general construction labor to support the installation of these technologies, assuming a 31-month period of installation prior to 2005 and a three-year installation prior to 2010, 2015, and 2020. Choices:  1. There are plenty of general construction labor forces in place to install these technologies.  2. The need for general construction labor forces isn't being met for the projected timeframe for the project.  3. There are plenty of general construction labor forces in place to install these technologies, assuming the pay is much higher than normal labor wages.
Output: 2
Statement: aren't aren't they like put taking the words and and listening to the dialect and yeah Choices:  1. They want to listen for differences in dialect. 2. They did not think to note dialects. 3. They are listening to the dialects.
Output: 2
Statement: That, too, seemed empty and deserted. Choices:  1. There were people everywhere.   2. It seemed unoccupied and derelict.  3. It had always been empty.  
Output: 1
Statement: He turned to Thorn and Vrenna. Choices:  1. He ignored Thorn and Vrenna. 2. He looked at Thorn and Vrenna. 3. He spoke to Thorn and Vrenna.
Output: 1
Statement: I beg your pardon, he saw a man with a black beard like Mr. Inglethorp's, and wearing glasses like Mr. Inglethorp, and dressed in Mr. Inglethorp's rather noticeable clothes.  Choices:  1. He saw a man that appeared to be Mr. Inglethorp, accompanied by a woman. 2. He saw a man with a very similar appearance to Mr. Inglethorp. 3. He did not see any man.
Output: 3
Statement: so she's not going to get to have her baby Choices:  1. She lost her baby. 2. She's going to have a baby. 3. She's not going to have her baby. 
Output: 2
Statement: In this review, GAO was provided thousands of documents including copies of e-mails and other information identifying group membersa contacts with outside groups and individuals. Choices:  1. The other information provided to the GAO included mailing lists, 2. GAO had been withheld from information so they were unable to identify contacts with outside groups or individuals. 3. The GAO was provided with thousands of documents which included e-mails.
Output: 2
Statement: It also raises the question of what to do with people who can't take the drug because of the side effects. Choices:  1. The drug just a placebo and has no side effects at all. 2. The side effects of the drug can prevent some people from taking it. 3. Common side effects include spontaneous cranial implosion and upset stomach.
Output: 1
Statement: Computer-administered or self-administered screens may address this issue by allowing patients to spend more time completing in-depth questioning with no additional staff time. Choices:  1. Patients may spend more time completing in-depth questioning with no additional staff time.  2. When given the choice, most patients still opt instead for additional staff time over computer-administered screens.  3. Patients are required to complete all questions in the presence of a staff member. 
Output: 3
Statement: Much of the patrician town of only 5,000 people was unearthed from 1927 to 1962. Choices:  1. The patrician town only had a small population of 5000. 2. The town was continually excavated for over 35 years. 3. The town has been buried for hundreds of years and the population is unknown.
Output: 3
Statement: Do you think the collision was an accident, or done deliberately? Choices:  1. Do you think they had planned the collision all along? 2. Do you think the crash was intentional or not? 3. I reckon the whole collision was a scam.
Output: 3
Statement: Listen! It worked! Martyna chirped into the phone. Choices:  1. Martyna talked into her phone telling someone that it worked. 2. Whatever Martyna was doing did not work at all. 3. The experiment Martyna was working on worked.
Output: 2
Statement: was part of that yep probably Choices:  1. Working hard was a part of the job, yeah. 2. it was a part of that. 3. It wasn't a part of that
Output: 3
Statement: To thoughtful quiz participants (thoughtful in the sense of acutely thinking, not in the sense of considerately sending a Hanukkah gift to the quiz wrangler whose shirt size is 15/34 and whose liquor size is one liter), chills can be induced by both fear and joy, particularly erotic joy. Choices:  1. The quiz wrangler is an annoying man. 2. The quiz wrangler did not receive any gift. 3. The quiz wrangler received a Hanukkah gift.
Output: 2
Statement: They aren't asking him to explain to Republican voters how his crusades for campaign-finance restrictions and a half-trillion-dollar tobacco tax square with conservative principles. Choices:  1. They need him to explain how restricting campaign finance will go over with Republicans. 2. They don't need him to explain how restricting campaign finance will go over with Republicans as they know they'll be furious. 3. They don't need him to explain how restricting campaign finance will go over with Republicans.
Output: 1
Statement: The next year, Albanian Kosovar students erupted again, with some Kosovars clamoring for republichood. Choices:  1. The Kosovar students yearned for republichood the following year.  2. The students who clamored for republichood were Armenian.  3. The Kosovar students rallied for republichood in 2007.
Output: 2
Statement: The mosaics of the dome and apse depict Christ Pantocrator with the Evangelists and Jesus blessing Peter and Paul; together with those of Ravenna, they are Italy's finest. Choices:  1. Christ Pantocrator with the Evangelists is depicted in a mosaic. 2. The mosaics stand over 20 feet tall. 3. The mosaics in the dome do not have religious origins.
Output: 3
Statement: hey how's it going do you work for TP Choices:  1. didn't you used to work for another company 2. what's up are you working for TP now 3. okay, are you still unemployed?
Output: 3
Statement: Throughout 1997, 1998, and 1999, GAO worked closely with the Congress on Y2K issues-including this subcommittee. Choices:  1. Through 1997-99 GAO worked with Congress on Y2K issues. 2. Through 1997-99 GAO worked with Congress on Y2K issues and other important issues. 3. Through 1997-99 GAO worked without Congress on Y2K issues.
Output: 3
Statement: One of the most important companion projects was and continues to be competition. Choices:  1. Competition is in no way, shape, or form an important companion project. 2. Competition used to be and still is an important companion project. 3. We hope to introduce additional companion projects in the future.
Output: 1
Statement: Edfu was built in the classic Egyptian style and was little changed following its rebuilding. Choices:  1. Edfu was built in the modern Egyptian style. 2. Edfu was constructed in the style of the classic Egyptian which was not largely changed after it was rebuilt. 3. Edfu had to be rebuilt due to vandalism and an earthquake.
Output: 1
Statement: First, although our state planning initiative is highly replicable for any organization trying to effect rapid change across a large and entrenched culture of individual programs or offices, such change is only possible if you are willing to be inclusive and collaborative in setting goals and processes, yet firm and resolute in their ultimate enforcement. Choices:  1. Out state planning is not replicable. 2. Out state planning initiative will save you money and is replicable. 3. Our state planning initiative is replicable for any firms as long as they are resolute in their enforcement.
Output: 1
Statement: The symptoms appear from one to two hours after it has been swallowed.  Choices:  1. The symptoms appear days after you swallow it. 2. The symptoms appear shortly after you swallow it with food. 3. The symptoms appear shortly after you swallow it.
Output: 1
Statement: Yet surely it could not be!  Choices:  1. It possibly couldn't be! 2. It was absolutely possible. 3. It may have been possible.
Output: 2
Statement: In a cruel reversal, it is the white guy, with no tradition to call his own, no history but one laden with guilt and apology, who is truly disadvantaged. Choices:  1. The white guy is disadvantaged in society because guilt does not allow expression of problems. 2. The white guy has a rich history free of guilt or apology. 3. The white guy has no tradition to call his own.
Output: 2
Statement: Visitors who dislike enclosed spaces should be warned that the passage into the barrow is very low and narrow. Choices:  1. The passage is spacious, airy and wide open. 2. If you dislike close quarters, you should know that the passageway is low and not very wide. 3. The passageway is not very well lit.
Output: 1
Statement: For this reason, the use of early life stages, such as larval fish, is required for all tests. Choices:  1. In all tests, early life stages are a mandatory component. 2. The requirement to include the early life stages is decided on a case by case basis. 3. The early life stages provide necessary insights into the development of the specimen.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, depending on the ultimate cap levels chosen by Congress, this type of legislation would obviate the need for Best Available Retrofit Technology requirements, mercury MACT, and new source review case-by-case technology requirements for power generators. Choices:  1. Legislation could remove the need for Best Available Retrofit Technology requirements. 2. Legislation could increase the need for Best Available Retrofit Technology requirements. 3. Legislation could remove the need for Best Available Retrofit Technology requirements in generators.
Output: 2
Statement: The best time to go is in the early morning (to beat the crowds) during the spring (for the most impressive flower displays). Choices:  1. To beat the crowds, the best time to go is in the early morning. 2. The flower displays are put up by elementary school students assisted by florists. 3. By far the most impressive flower displays are put up in September. 
Output: 3
Statement: you buy a car it depreciates you buy a home and it inpreciates it it it Choices:  1. Cars depreciate 20% the first year. 2. Cars depreciate. 3. Cars gain a lot of value.
Output: 3
Statement: You don't have to be a mountaineer to climb the rock Choices:  1. Only an expert mountaineer is capable of climbing the rock. 2. It is possible to climb the rock without being a mountaineer. 3. It is easy for someone that isn't a mountaineer to climb the rock.
Output: 1
Statement: It is true.  Choices:  1. It is false and untrue. 2. So it is fact-based. 3. It may not entirely be true
Output: 1
Statement: The areas surrounding the springs were desert  sprawling collections of grasses, trees, and wildlife. Choices:  1. Collections of grasses and trees surrounded the springs. 2. Collections of grasses, trees and other such foliage were close to the springs. 3. There was nothing but desert around the springs.
Output: 3
Statement: There was a pile of water skins near the base of the block, held in the charred remains of an attendant's body. Choices:  1. An attendant's body's remains were held in near the base of the block. 2. There were no remains. 3. There were remains of various bodies near the base of the block.
Output: 2
Statement: How would they act when they saw the whole village burn? Choices:  1. How would the elders react to their village being burned by the poor? 2. It was obvious how they'd react. 3. How would they respond to the village burning? 
Output: 2
Statement: In the preamble to the rule, FDA presents a summary of its economic analyses, discussing the potential benefits of the proposed rule and the economic impact that could occur as a result of its implementation. Choices:  1. There is no preamble to the rule, the FDA neglected to draft one. 2. The preamble contains an analysis of the benefits of the rule and its effect on the economy.  3. The FDA made sure to consider all consequences to the rule before proposal. 
Output: 1
Statement: Also on the grounds is the Matsugaoka Bunko, a research library established in memory of D.T. Choices:  1. The Matsugaoka Bunko is a research library dedicated to the memory of D.T. 2. The Matsugaoka Bunko is a natural history museum dedicated to D.T. 3. The research library is filled with resources for those interested in studying history.
Output: 2
Statement: Outcome - An assessment of the results of a program compared to its intended purpose. Choices:  1. An outcome is the assessment of the results of a program, whether it is good or bad. 2. An outcome is the beginning of a program. 3. An outcome is the assessment of the results of a program.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1989, he stripped Kosovo of its cherished autonomy. Choices:  1. Kosovo was left with its autonomy. 2. Kosovo fought against the loss of autonomy. 3. The autonomy of Kosovo was revoked in 1989.
Output: 1
Statement: Until now, the legal services system has been able to support only an estimated 20 percent of those who need our help. Choices:  1. Previously, only about 20 percent of people needing help are supported by the legal services system.  2. Unfortunately the legal services system has never and will never have the capability to support anyone needing help.  3. Now, over 50% of those who need help are supported by the legal services system.
Output: 2
Statement: oh you bet and the thing that that gets me is uh you never really catch up you never really finish doing things and uh Choices:  1. You can finish quite easily and are caught up quickly.  2. There is just way too much work involved that you're never done. 3. You can't really ever finish anything you're always catching up.
Output: 1
Statement: For a while they told pregnant women to keep weight gains minimal (and some women did so by smoking more cigarettes!) Choices:  1. Pregnant women were told not to gain too much weight. 2. Smoking cigarettes is still used sometimes to prevent weight gain among pregnant women. 3. Pregnant women rarely if ever gain weight from pre-pregnancy.
Output: 3
Statement: wow um-hum well do they i mean um i never liked doing that and i i didn't up until uh several years ago when it came down to the point of Choices:  1. It was only a few years ago that I started warming up to it. 2. I guess I just needed time to get used to it. 3. I hated it at the beginning and I still hate it now.
Output: 3
Statement: I watched over her.  Choices:  1. Jason also watched over her. 2. The watching of her was done by me. 3. I didn't watch over her. 
Output: 3
Statement: Below the three great lakes, Maggiore, Como, and Garda, the fertile plain of the Po river separates the Alps from the rugged chain of the Apennines, running like a wall down the middle of the peninsula to the arid south. Choices:  1. The fertile plain of the Po river separates the Alps from Apennines. 2. Po river is a rather long river compared with Mississippi river. 3. Po river is below only 1 great lake, Como.
Output: 3
Statement: These should be the core of someone's opening and closing statements. Choices:  1. These shouldn't be used as anything nearing a core element in a closing statement. 2. Anyone's opening and closing statements will be found lacking without these. 3. Any person's opening and closing statements should use these.
Output: 1
Statement: These Suburban Values voters double the DLC's constituency from 28 percent to 56 percent of the party. Choices:  1. The number of DLC constituents increased. 2. Suburban voters double the DLC's supporters from 28 percent to 56 percent. 3. The number of suburban DLC constituents decreased. 
Output: 3
Statement: According to those who know him, he has learned why newspapers are a public trust since his unfortunate cereal interview. Choices:  1. He learned that newspapers are a public trust after they made him look dishonest in an interview 2. He learned that newspapers are a public trust. 3. He learned that newspapers are a private trust.
Output: 3
Statement: Click Start , then Find , then Files or Folders , type *.dll , then hit Find Now . (Make sure your hard drive is selected in the drop-down list in Look in .) On my computer I found 1,230 .dll files. Choices:  1. To find .dll files you need to follow a certain sequence of steps. 2. There are no .dll files in a computer. 3. There are more than 1230 files on the computer.
Output: 2
Statement: Another set of gears broke from the housing. Choices:  1. the housing's gears continued to break. 2. A new group of gears broke from the housing. 3. The gears from the housing remained intact.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah somewhat uh have to kind of watch watch the weather make sure everything is going the way it's supposed to Choices:  1. The weather is what makes it grow right or wrong.  2. You have to watch the weather to ensure it's all going the right way. 3. Don't watch the weather, just let them grow.
Output: 3
Statement: She is at the hospital again.  Choices:  1. She is at the nursery. 2. She is stuck at the hospital again, can you believe it? 3. She's at the hospital.
Output: 1
Statement: The succession of authoritarian rulers from the Middle Ages to the 18th century Norman and Angevin French, German emperors, and the Spanish kept in place a feudal system that has left the region to this day socially backward compared with the north. Choices:  1. The social system is still impacted by its history of authoritarian rulers. 2. The north is less progressive than here. 3. The feudal system currently in place has been unchanged for over two hundred years.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh it would seem to me that if that if i owned a business the thing that i would want to do is a is a get little survey uh like we're doing with each other and and encourage people to to give that information back to the management Choices:  1. I think important information could be gathered by management via a survey.  2. Management should not survey people to gather information.  3. I have had had success in the past using surveys. 
Output: 2
Statement: activities, attract the best people, and enhance its technology to more efficiently and effectively operate. Choices:  1. Its technology is enhanced to more efficient and effective. 2. Its technology is enhanced to way less efficient and effective. 3. Its technology is enhanced to more efficient and effective, said the Wall Street Journal director.
Output: 2
Statement: Some shops close for lunch from noon until 2pm and many are closed on Monday mornings, if not all day Monday. Choices:  1. Some of the shops close for lunch from 12:10 until 2pm, and many also close on Monday and Friday morning.  2. Many shops are closed Monday morning, and sometimes all day Monday.  3. All of the shops stay open 24 hours, every day. 
Output: 3
Statement: Smith promises, [T]his will be the beginning of a long fight with the 105 th Congress on this. Choices:  1. Smith promises that this fight with the Congress will take 10 years.  2. Smith believes that this fight is going to take a while.  3. The Congress' fight with Smith will be quick and painless. 
Output: 3
Statement: well  i don't i haven't done any painting since i was a child and my father would be painting and i'd ask him if i could  you know take a turn or something but uh when we bought our home it was recently Choices:  1. The last time I painted was this morning.  2. I haven't painted since I was a child.  3. I was 10 years old the last time I painted. 
Output: 1
Statement: You and Tuppence have been sticking together like Siamese twins. Choices:  1. There is no separating you and Tuppence anymore. 2. You and Tuppence have barely seen each other. 3. You and Tuppence have been hand in glove.
Output: 2
Statement: Drab state-owned stores are a thing of the past. Choices:  1. Before, there were only state-run stores. 2. State-owned stores are no longer in existence in the present.  3. Nowadays, there are millions of state-owned stores. 
Output: 3