niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: We'll have a look around this evening, anyway. Choices:  1. That way nothing will have been moved. 2. The plan is to take a look in the evening. 3. We're not going to look around this evening.
Output: 3
Statement: From that it developed in great detail the fact that any part of a whole bearing similarity to the whole was also the whole; that each seven was the class of all sevens; and other details of the science of magical similarity followed quite logically from the single axiom. Choices:  1. Any part of the whole is the whole.  2. It is like the saying all is one and one is all.  3. A whole isn't equal to a part. 
Output: 3
Statement: The second governor sent from Spain, Lieutenant General Don Alejandro O'Reilly, cracked down on the rebels. Choices:  1. The troops were respecting the governor and they were happy with his plan. 2. Lieutenant General Don Alejandro O'Reilly was sent from Spain and was the second governor. 3. Rebels mocked the governor and they destroyed his troops.
Output: 3
Statement: we they put us on a budget they would run like uh  they could really tell how much oil you were going to use Choices:  1. There was no budget. 2. We were put on a budget. 3. The oil use was very limited.
Output: 1
Statement: Modern FGD systems typically use fewer and smaller absorbers and increasingly control greater amounts of generating capacity using common absorbers fed by multiple boilers. Choices:  1. There are many ways in which the absorbers will be used. 2. The Modern FGD systems fail to use fewer and smaller absorbers. 3. Modern FGD systems will usually use fewer and smaller absorbers.
Output: 2
Statement: Forfeitures. Choices:  1. Unavoidable defaults 2. Loss of property 3. Equity gains
Output: 3
Statement: And, for baby-boom rockers, when all other musical, lyrical, and sociopolitical claims for the rock 'n' roll revolution have collapsed, the memory of growing up with the Bob Merrill songbook will always be justification enough. Choices:  1. The Bob Merrill songbook has nothing to do with rock 'n' roll. 2. Bob Merrill's songbook was very popular and sold well. 3. The rock 'n' roll revolution has not stood the test of time.
Output: 1
Statement: The amenities and daily activities (including hotel tours) are top-notch, and the buffet meals, especially on Sunday, on the beachfront veranda near the courtyard banyan tree couldn't be more romantic. Choices:  1. No amenities, no restaurant, and 1 mile from the beach. 2. This upscale resort is geared to pamper with 4-star extras like the Sunday buffet served beachfront. 3. The hotel offers plenty of things to do, a patio right on the beach and a Sunday buffet.
Output: 1
Statement: and they don't have a waiting period because they have access to computer records concerning all these felons and the uh when you go in and buy a weapon or a handgun in uh uh Virginia Choices:  1. There is no waiting period to buy a gun in Virginia because they have a computer with access to the information about felons. 2. There is a three week waiting period to purchase a firearm in Virginia. 3. They rely on the computer records to tell them if someone should get a gun or not.
Output: 2
Statement: The classic sidekick (even to his wife, Susan Molinari), Paxon is being talked about as the next majority leader. Choices:  1. Paxton isn't considered to be the classic sidekick. 2. Paxton's political accomplishments has earned him the right to be majority leader. 3. Paxon is a sidekick to his wife, Susan Molinari.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well they the Dallas Morning News did publish a a section that covered the major races and it explained a lot to me about the individual candidates and helped me make a lot of better informed decisions but still uh you know it it left a lot of the the the local races the races unique to my precinct uh up in the air there is one thing that that did annoy me and that is the the my congressman last fall didn't have anybody running against him so basically i had no choice Choices:  1. I found it annoying that my congressman ran unopposed because I didn't have a choice. 2. I don't think it makes sense to vote if there is only one person running. 3. The congressman in my precinct was in a tight race with his opponent.
Output: 3
Statement: The 17th-century palazzi make an exquisite setting for your late afternoon passeggiata along the arcades of shops and cafe, culminating in the graceful symmetry of two Baroque churches, Juvarra's Santa Cristina and its twin, San Carlo. Choices:  1. The palazzi doesn't have any amenities.  2. All the shops and cafes are together near churches.  3. There are many shops and cafes in the palazzi.
Output: 1
Statement: And Time discounts the warnings of anti-nuke activists who claim that the 72 pounds of plutonium on NASA's soon-to-be-launched Saturn explorer poses a health hazard. Choices:  1. Anti-nuke activists are not aware that NASA has plutonium on its Saturn explorer. 2. There is nothing activists could do to stop NASA's Saturn explorer launch. 3. NASA plans to launch an explorer to Saturn.
Output: 1
Statement: Another subdued game of European fame, roulette does not enjoy much popularity in Las Vegas. Choices:  1. Roulette is a huge revenue source. 2. Roulette gives Vegas casinos just 10% of their revenue. 3. Roulette isn't very popular in Vegas.
Output: 1
Statement: Two more outsized rose windows illuminate the transept Choices:  1. The rose windows are very delicate and elegant. 2. The transept is completely dark because it doesn't have any windows. 3. Two big rose windows lighten the transept.
Output: 2
Statement: A few brilliant victories gained control of Orissa and other territories for Britain, but London decided all that energy would be best directed at Napoleon, and called Wellesley home. Choices:  1. A few brilliant victories gained control of territories for Britain, but London wanted energy to be directed at Napoleon. 2. A few stunning defeats threw the British out of India where Napoleon was waiting. 3. A few brilliant victories gained control of territories for Britain, but London wanted energy to be directed at Napoleon who was close to conquering them.
Output: 2
Statement: and the government forcing you or taking more of your money than you want to give them Choices:  1. The government takes more than it gives to you.   2. The government takes more money than you would like.   3. The government does not take more money than it gives.  
Output: 3
Statement: and i want yeah the men have to be convinced of that Choices:  1. The men need to get it through their thick skulls that they need to show some responsibility and care for you and the kids. 2. The men have to be on board with that sentiment. 3. No need to say anything; the men already know that.
Output: 3
Statement: am particularly fond of a number of ethnic cuisines but i'm troubled by too close a clinging to to the the past and i'm also realizing that that a common language i think is the ultimate bond of a country Choices:  1. I am happy to hear of ethnic cruises though am concerned with clinging to the past. 2. I am not happy about ethnic cruises and believe we should embrace our past more. 3. I believe that a common language is bonding because there would be little miscommunication between citizens.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh so i became quite accustomed to uh to a rationalized system and and used to making all the necessary conversions Choices:  1. I became used to a rationalized system, and had no trouble with conversions. 2. I think it is easy to learn the rationalized system. 3. I am still not used to making all the necessary conversions.
Output: 3
Statement: Facing all the bustle of a remodeled Puerta del Sol is a statue based on Madrid's coat of arms, which depicts a bear leaning against a madro??o tree (an arbutus, or strawberry tree). Choices:  1. The bear depicts Spain's enemies. 2. No one is interested in the remodeling of the Puerta de Sol. 3. The bear depicted on the statue is leaning against a strawberry tree.
Output: 2
Statement: They're a good buy on the island, and prices do not vary much from shop to shop. Choices:  1. There are five shops on the island but only three carry them. 2. Prices are very different from shop to shop, don't buy them on the island. 3. Any of the shops on the island will give you a good price.
Output: 2
Statement: This acquisition guide is intended for use in reviewing any information technology acquisition, regardless of the system development methodology being used. Choices:  1. The guide can only be used for specific system development methodology. 2. The system methodology is part of the processing. 3. The acquisition of information technology can be reviewed with this guide.
Output: 1
Statement: Eventually you will reach Foog's Gate, but take a right before you travel through the gate and follow the path around to the Castle Vaults. Choices:  1. The path goes around to the vaults. 2. There is no path to the vaults. 3. The path goes around to the vaults where they keep the guns.
Output: 2
Statement: Practical Steps for Aligning Information Technology with Business and  How to Achieve a Competitive Advantage Choices:  1. Aligning information technology with business always leads to a competitive advantage. 2. There are no steps for aligning information technology. 3. A competitive advantage could be achieved with practical steps.
Output: 2
Statement: I wonder now if his problem isn't that he realizes he can't be and so--to paraphrase Baldwin's famous, if apocryphal, observation--this son must kill his father. Choices:  1. The father must be murdered by his son now. 2. The son is fortunate that he does not have to murder his father. 3. The son must murder his father with a knife or poison.
Output: 2
Statement: Barr sharpening ax on legal aid to poor Choices:  1. Barr is a great guy. 2. Barr is making cuts to legal aid for the poor. 3. The poor will be worse off thanks to Barr.
Output: 1
Statement: Budgetary resources include the  new budget authority, unobligated balances, direct spending authority, and obligation limitations. Choices:  1. Agencies prefer to have more budgetary resources than less as a whole. 2. The authority to spend is part of what budgetary resources are. 3. New budget authority isn't consider part of budgetary resources.
Output: 3
Statement: The Vandals, who destroyed almost all evidence of the Roman occupation, settled in North Africa, becoming a sea power. Choices:  1. Vandals only settled at inland locations with no access to the sea. 2. Some features of Roman occupation were deliberately preserved by the Vandals. 3. Part of northern Africa was inhabited by the Vandals.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah so but i think we're getting better at it i think there's quite a bit more we could do Choices:  1. We have decided on a few things that can be done better. 2. We have been improving at it. 3. We have only gotten worse at this.
Output: 3
Statement: As explained in the regulatory impact analysis for the Heavy-Duty Engine/Diesel Fuel rule. Choices:  1. That is explained in the impact analysis. 2. That is explained in the impact analysis on page 538. 3. That is never explained, despite the impact analysis being published.
Output: 3
Statement:  From his vantage point he saw what he had not seen before--the amazing size of the construction project. Choices:  1. The construction site was more than a mile across. 2. The huge size of the site could be seen from this point. 3. The construction site looked like it was tiny from here.
Output: 3
Statement: Impaling all the old men took a long time and when the armored men stood the pikes upright, the sharp tips gleaming from the elders' gaping mouths. Choices:  1. It was hard to impail the old men because of all the armor they had on. 2. Nobody died, and no old men were impailed.  3. It took a long time but old men were impailed. 
Output: 2
Statement: That's Dr. Bauerstein," said John shortly.  Choices:  1. John said that was Dr. Suess.  2. Dr. Bauerstein is a pediatric doctor at St. Judes Hospital.  3. John said that it was Dr. Bauerstein. 
Output: 1
Statement: and he just whips out you know i saw him yesterday morning over there and and he paid his monthly bills and he just you know wrote all the checks on the screen and hit print and it printed out like ten checks and he just you know they're perforated and he just ripped them off they go through just a continuous thing on the printer and Choices:  1. he prints ten checks every single month to pay his bills 2. it printed ten checks after he typed them and clicked the print button 3. it's useful for many things, but it can't print checks
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum i wouldn't think it'd be that difficult to do Choices:  1. Anyone can accomplish that. 2. I don't believe it would be that hard to accomplish. 3. It seems very hard to do.
Output: 3
Statement: I wanted to get some information on how to continue and I got more than I was expecting. Choices:  1. Several people contacted me with information. 2. I received more information than I was expecting. 3. I wanted information on how to continue, but received none.
Output: 3
Statement: right there you go there's a good point very good point Choices:  1. That's a very good point in proving your argument about the babies. 2. There is a very good point. 3. That's a very bad point.
Output: 3
Statement: But that one, he is like the Apache; he is not to be caught." Choices:  1. He is exactly like the Apache so he is not able to be caught, not here in the jungle at least. 2. Like the Apache, he won't be caught. 3. He is not like the Apache at all, he will be caught sooner or later.
Output: 3
Statement: If you missed the link to the refresher on harassment law and its history, click . Choices:  1. Harassment law and its history is no longer available for review. 2. You can click here to go to the section summarizing harassment law. 3. To review the key points of harassment law and its history as discussed on Monday, click here.
Output: 1
Statement: because even the breakdown lane is used for a passing you know a travel lane in the morning Choices:  1. Drivers are never allowed to drive in the breakdown lane. 2. The breakdown lane is not always just for breakdowns. 3. I had to use the breakdown lane last month.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, the agency will require certification by Argentine officials that a number of mitigating measures Choices:  1. The agency can't continue without certification. 2. The agency is not governed by anyone. 3. The agency requires certification.
Output: 2
Statement: Some pursued strategic planning initiatives. Choices:  1. All of them were glad to use strategic initiatives. 2. They used different planning initiatives. 3. Some of them practiced strategic planning proposals.
Output: 1
Statement: What differentiates Pokemon from other phenoms is that it merges a TV franchise with a compelling game. Choices:  1. Pokemon went bankrupt after many failed games. 2. Pokemon is still very popular. 3. Pokemon blends TV with games very well.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah so see there there they would have a doubt about you that you know because if that's what if that's what the punishment is in that in that instance then you're always going to say Choices:  1. You have been punished. 2. You would be trusted. 3. People have doubts.
Output: 2
Statement: The Chicago chapter of the Legal Marketing Association will offer pro bono services to legal-aid organizations in the city. Choices:  1. Pro bono services will be offered by The Legal Marketing Association in Chicago.  2. The Legal Marketing Association in Chicago is open Monday through Sunday.  3. The Legal Marketing Association in Chicago will not be offering any pro bono services.
Output: 3
Statement: There were a lot of shadows this close to twilight. Choices:  1. There were many shadows close to twilight. 2. The shadows grew longer close to dusk. 3. There were a lot of shadows at noon.
Output: 3
Statement: The AICPA's general standard related to criteria states the following. Choices:  1. There is no criteria for the AICPA.  2. The AICPA's general criteria states that you have to be 30 years of age.  3. The general standard of the AICPA's criteria says the following
Output: 1
Statement: So many people choose ' despite the heat ' to follow the many hiking and riding trails through the area. Choices:  1. Strangely, most also choose not to come to the area when it's cold. 2. Nobody follows the trails now that it is hot.  3. Many follow the hiking and riding trails, though it is hot. 
Output: 2
Statement: He'd been a pretender long enough, and what punitive action they took now didn't seem to matter. Choices:  1. He tired of being lifelong pretender, so their punitive actions now seemed inconsequential. 2. Their choice of punitive action seemingly didn't matter--he was tired of pretending. 3. He couldn't get enough of being a pretender, and their punitive course mattered.
Output: 3
Statement: And you don't get to cash in your buckle-up episodes like casino chips. Choices:  1. No one will care about the buckle up episodes. 2. The buckle up episodes are not worth anything. 3. The buckle up episodes will bring you money.
Output: 3
Statement: , curves, crowded lanes, etc. Choices:  1. straight, clear lanes 2. Curves in the road cause crowded lanes 3. winding, busy lanes
Output: 1
Statement: The view from the rooftop cafeteria is better than the food for anyone hoping to sample the joys of Arab cuisine, however. Choices:  1. The cafeteria has a view over the entire city. 2. The food is the best part of the rooftop cafeteria. 3. The food isn't as good as the view from the rooftop cafeteria.
Output: 2
Statement: Also, an essay criticizes the double standard for  When men cheat, they're pigs. Choices:  1. There is a double standard about men cheating vs woman cheating.  2. No one ever insults women when they cheat, only men.  3. Both sexes are treated equally when they cheat. 
Output: 3
Statement: Performance  State Experiences and Implications for the Federal Government (GAO/AFMD-93-41, Feb. 17, 1993). Choices:  1. This was written on 1993 on the month of February. 2. This was written in the 12th century on the month of July. 3. A revision for this was written in 1996.
Output: 2
Statement: Complete your visit with a side trip to Le Thot, where the museum has excellent audiovisual exhibits and models of cave life; the nearby park has been turned into a zoo devoted to descendants of the animals portrayed at Lascaux. Choices:  1. No visit is complete without a trip to the Le Thot petting zoo. 2. The zoo near Le Thot features animals descended from those depicted at Lascaux. 3. The zoo at Le Thot has been destroyed and turned into a park.
Output: 3
Statement: Cost Models Cost models are tools that estimate the effort needed to develop software, based on assumed relationships between the size of a system and the effort needed to design, code, and test the software. Choices:  1. Cost models are only used to estimate the effort of the software testers. 2. Cost models estimate the effort it will take in order to completely make new software. 3. The cost models take into account the amount of hours of downtime a creative personality needs to design.
Output: 1
Statement: They are doing this by providing legal training and support to non-lawyer helping personnel such as social workers, ministers, teachers and shelter staff who apply this new knowledge to help their clients find appropriate legal information and advice when they have a legal problem. Choices:  1. The ministers are the least qualified to be providing legal training. 2. The clients are not being provided the proper legal information and advice. 3. Teachers, workers, and ministers are being used to provide legal training.
Output: 2
Statement: you could uh drive a stake in fairly easy and and get the thing nailed down but that's usually a little windy on a lake edge and uh the very first time we went up there with this group of people we all set up these tents most of which were borrowed and we were having to figure out you know how this particular one works and how this one works and it's eleven o'clock at night and it's you know by the head lights of the cars and Choices:  1. Near the lake's edge it can be a little bit too windy to drive the stake in. 2. We generally recommend pitching a bit of distance from the lake. 3. It's never windy near the edge of the lake.
Output: 3
Statement: Two security managers noted that their organizations had implemented new, more sophisticated, software tools for monitoring network vulnerabilities. Choices:  1. Network vulnerabilities are easily exploited if you know what you're looking for. 2. More sophisticated software tools had been implemented to keep track of network vulnerabilities. 3. The organizations rejected the implementation of the new software tools for monitoring network vulnerabilities due to their budget.
Output: 3
Statement: Most visitors stay up here and stroll at night along the charming Louis Promenade, by the big hotels, to enjoy the vast, spectacular panorama of Haifa's lights glittering below. Choices:  1. Strolling at night along the charming Louis Promenade, by the big hotels, to enjoy the vast, spectacular panorama of Haifa's lights glittering below--that's what most visitors do. 2. If you don't like staying up at night, you will miss the beautiful sights. 3. Most visitors go to sleep at 8PM, and wake up at 6AM.
Output: 3
Statement: So intent was he on arriving that he had no plan for addressing what he had seen. Choices:  1. He stopped in disbelief to think of what he had just seen... it haunted him. 2. He had no intention to acknowledge what he had seen as he must get to where he is needed. 3. He had not even acknowledged what he had seen as he was fixed on arriving to his destination.
Output: 1
Statement: He took the midnight mail to London. Choices:  1. He went to London with the midnight mail. 2. He was on his way to London. 3. He didn't intend on going to London.
Output: 3
Statement: yes i i completely finished the house Choices:  1. Yes, but I was only able to do half of the house. 2. Yes, I was able to finish the house. 3. Yes, I painted all of the house.
Output: 1
Statement: Put me wise to the crooks right away." Choices:  1. They want to know about the crooks very soon. 2. They are trying to find the crooks. 3. They expected to wait a while to learn more of the crooks.
Output: 3
Statement: Everyone was applauding. Choices:  1. The crowd booed 2. They gave a standing ovation. 3. They all clapped.
Output: 1
Statement: Views from its Byzantine walls are spectacular. Choices:  1. The views from its walls are great. 2. The views from its Byzantine walls are awful. 3. The views from its walls are stupendous - one can see the entire city. 
Output: 2
Statement: American and Jamaican cuisine, including buffalo wings (jerk-style) and burgers. Choices:  1. They serve great burgers, including a vegetarian one. 2. They serve great burgers. 3. They don't serve burgers.
Output: 3
Statement: The Pre-Dynastic and Early Dynastic periods are followed by the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms with Intermediate periods in between. Choices:  1. The longest of these intermediate periods spans over 500 years.  2. The Early Dynastic period predates the old, middle, and new kingdoms.  3. The old, middle, and new kingdoms all predate the Early Dynastic period. 
Output: 3
Statement: The treaty?  Choices:  1. This treaty? 2. Which treaty? 3. No treaties.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and and that's appropriate if the university is trying to do serious research because it's hard to be a researcher and a teacher at the same time Choices:  1. It's not appropriate if the university is trying to do serious research. 2. It's only appropriate if the university is trying to do serious research but many do it regardless. 3. It's only appropriate if the university is trying to do serious research.
Output: 1
Statement: It's not that Henry was soft on things. Choices:  1. Henry is always so soft on things. 2. Henry was very tough on things. 3. Herny was not always soft on things.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah or if it if it does get worse it doesn't stay for very long Choices:  1. If it does not aggravate, it will be around for an extended period. 2. It might not worsen but it will go away soon if it does become worse.  3. Whether it aggravates or not, it will still be there for ages.
Output: 3
Statement: well i spent twenty years in professional in uh commercial broadcasting ten in radio and then ten in uh TV and i know what it takes to get some of those little bits and of bits and pieces of news on the air Choices:  1. I enjoyed working on tv more than on radio. 2. I have never worked on tv, only on radio. 3. I have worked in professional commercial broadcasting on both tv and radio.
Output: 2
Statement: The Washington Post says that Republicans will encourage unity by allowing Smith to retain his committee chairmanship and caucus membership. Choices:  1. Smith is currently a member of the caucus. 2. Republicans don't want a disruptive change right now. 3. The Washington Post is not interested in reporting politics.
Output: 3
Statement: Last week Time magazine reported some preliminary results from a poll it has been conducting on its Internet site about whom it should pick for its Person of the Century. Choices:  1. Time said Oprah should be Person of the Century. 2. Time conducted a poll about its Person of the Century. 3. Time knew the results of their poll.
Output: 1
Statement: He quickly got used to other people looking at him with suspicion, or simply making fun of him. Choices:  1. People made fun of him because of his funky hair. 2. He was used to people making fun of him. 3. Nobody made fun of him whatsoever.
Output: 3
Statement: Across the street is the incongruous but elegant Toyota Automobile Showroom, once the Chamber of Commerce and worth noting for its fine blue-and-white azulejo (tile) vignettes that depict scenes from old Madeira. Choices:  1. The building across the street is decorated with blue-and-white tiled images that depict scenes from old Madeira 2. The building across the street is decorated with tiled images that depict scenes from old Madeira. It was created by a local artist many years ago. 3. The building is covered in tin siding in blue.
Output: 3
Statement: oh uh-huh oh that's good Choices:  1. Oh that very nice. It makes me very happy. 2. Uh that is really horrible. 3. Oh that so good.
Output: 2
Statement: The Musee Picasso at 5 Rue de Thorigny in the Marais (metro Saint-Paul) has received more than 200 paintings and 158 sculptures, in addition to hundreds of drawings, engravings, ceramics, and models for theater d??cors and costumes. Choices:  1. The best place to find drawings, engravings, ceramics and models for theatre performances is the Picasso Museum. 2. The Musee Picasso has received over 200 paintings and over 150 sculptures. 3. The Musee Picasso has a small collection of only five paintings, it rarely receives tourists or visitors.
Output: 3
Statement: if you see people who are severely injured it's very very badly they lose control of body functions they thrash around they scream you know uh it's just a very very bad thing and they never present that even the movies that want to show violence as real they don't really show you what happens with that real violence Choices:  1. Violence in real life is exactly the same as it is in movies.  2. Seeing severely injured people is much different in real life than it is in the movies.  3. No movie shows violence as it really happens in real life. 
Output: 1
Statement: The interim final rule was determined to be a significant regulatory action by OMB under Executive Order Choices:  1. One regulatory action used by the OMB was the interim final rule. 2. The interim final rule was a regulatory action of little significance. 3. OMB frequently used Executive Orders as regulatory actions.
Output: 2
Statement: The designbuild contract approach represents a much larger step toward outsourcing of traditional owner functions than occurs with the abovedescribed CM contract. Choices:  1. CM contracts represent a more traditional step in owner functions. 2. Owner functions can be outsourced to companies that can show better performance metrics. 3. The designbuild contract approach retains more internal owner functions than the CM contract method.
Output: 3
Statement: West of the park is Nagamachi, the old samurai quarter. Choices:  1. The samurai quarter is still occupied, nearly 30,000 residents still call it home. 2. Nagamachi, the samurai domain, lies north of the park.  3. The old samurai quarter, known as Nagamachi, lies west.
Output: 2
Statement: Sommers suggested that some of These questions could be addressed by pooling data sets from existing clinical trials and hoped this conference would be a step in that direction. Choices:  1. Sommers' hopes were dashed at the end of the conference. 2. Sommers had some hopes for this conference. 3. Sommers said that none of the questions could be addressed.
Output: 3
Statement: Enormous college loans behind legal-aid snub Choices:  1. College loans are so enormous because studying is expensive. 2. There aren't any college loans available, are there? 3. Huge college loans behind legal-aid snub.
Output: 2
Statement: Many people in the past, particularly during high summer, made Kashmir the principal destination of their visit to India, combining it with perhaps just brief outings and day-trips in Delhi and Agra. Choices:  1. Before, travelers often spent most of their visit to India in Kashmir. 2. Kashmir has always been viewed as the most romantic and exciting part of India. 3. In the past, few people who traveled to India spent much time in Kashmir.
Output: 3
Statement: had to be elevated to a similar stature. Choices:  1. The man was falling to a lower stature. 2. The flag had to be lifted to the right stature above the pole. 3. Had to be raised to a like stature.
Output: 1
Statement: It is expected that continued planning and concerted effort will result in higher quality service provided more uniformly throughout the state, and that clients in increasing numbers will be the beneficiaries of a more thoughtful and better coordinated state justice community in Colorado. Choices:  1. Concerted efforts and continuous planning is expected to lead to higher quality service. 2. Colorado's state justice community stated their desire to continue planning and improve state-wide efforts. 3. The state justice community in Colorado is poorly coordinated due to a lack of effort and planning.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah we just keep breeding them Choices:  1. Yes, we just keep on making them. 2. No, we stopped producing them years ago. 3. Yes, we have thousands of them by now.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah and then you know it's like i tell him you make more money than i do than i could ever really think about if i made as much money as my brother i would be just like set for life Choices:  1. My brother and my income is equivalent. 2. My brother has a much higher income compared to me. 3. My brother earns a lot so early retirement is of no issue to him.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah the hardest part about uh water pump changes is getting all the junk off before you can get too it Choices:  1. It often takes more time to clear away junk, than to change the water pump. 2. Clearing all the junk off is the hardest step in water pump changes. 3. I don't have any information on changing water pumps.
Output: 3
Statement: There is no service in the winter. Choices:  1. The service is free and is government subsidized. 2. There isn't a winter service. 3. There's a service every winter.
Output: 3
Statement: Participants expressed the belief that having the right people on the board is just as important if not more so as having the right rules under which the board operates. Choices:  1. Having people on the board is believed to be important. 2. The participants also expressed that they do not like the color red. 3. The participants expressed the belief that having the wrong people on the board is more important that having the wrong rules under which the board operates.
Output: 3
Statement: Sightings close to Martinique are very rare and not much more frequent off the northern FWI. Choices:  1. It's not easy to see close to Martinique or off the northern FWI. 2. Sightings close to Martinique are very frequent and more so off the northern FWI. 3. The Martinique is hard to see from because it has low elevation.
Output: 2
Statement: Mixture of dairy restaurant and international meat dishes, with French flavour. Choices:  1. They serve vegetarian and meat dishes. 2. They serve vegetarian and meat dishes with lots of French cheeses. 3. They only serve meat.
Output: 3
Statement: Traditionally the festivities end on the 15th day, Chap Goh Meh, but the chamber of commerce usually likes to extend this highly profitable season by a week or two. Choices:  1. The chamber of commerce extends the festive season solely to gain profits. 2. The chamber of commerce has no reason to extend the festive season. 3. The chamber commerce usually extends the profitable season by a week or two after the festivities.
Output: 2
Statement: oh really well um my dad and my brother both have a collection of guns and um i don't know i guess we we've been taught responsibility when it comes to guns but accidents always happen but my dad has always keep kept his hid from us i mean even to this day i don't really Choices:  1. Nobody in my family owns a gun, and I wouldn't know what to do with one. 2. My dad once had an accident involving a gun and a toilet. 3. Even though my Dad taught me how to handle a gun, he always hid them from me.
Output: 1
Statement: and then when she gets ready to trade it in she offers it to us and we buy it Choices:  1. When she is ready to trade it in, we will buy it.  2. We hardly ever buy what she wants to trade in.  3. We have a longstanding relationship buying whatever she wants to trade in. 
Output: 2
Statement: In effect we gave a lot of aid to some future residents of Gstaad. Choices:  1. Overall, we have made the lives of future inhabitants worse in Gstaad. 2. Gstaad's later generations will benefit the most from the infrastructure we have given them. 3. The people living in Gstaad in time to come have received a great deal of help from us.
Output: 1
Statement: This  other  Balearics may not be as inexpensive or as accessible as the one sold by travel operators, but if visitors venture beyond the well-trodden tracks of their packaged predecessors, they'll discover a spectacularly beautiful part of the world. Choices:  1. Visitors can discover something beautiful if they travel to other Balearics. 2. Very few visitors decide to visit the other Balearics. 3. The other Balearics are cheaper and easier to access.
Output: 3
Statement:  A Brief History Choices:  1. History that is brief. 2. Long history. 3. A short list of achievements.
Output: 2
Statement: Does he start t' crow too loud, Don Cazar or Reese Topham'll cut his spurs. Choices:  1. Don Cazar and Reese Topham don't like loud people. 2. Don Cazar and Reese Topham likes loud people. 3. Don Cazar and Reese Topham were a lot like each other.
Output: 2
Statement: They call it tantric sex. Choices:  1. It's called tantric sex. 2. It's called random pleasure. 3. It's called tantric sex and many people love it.
Output: 2
Statement: Years before in Colombia, German had looked into the eyes of poor children and told himself he'd help if he was ever in a position to do so. Choices:  1. German told himself that he'd help if he could. 2. The illegal cartels operating in Colombia drew German's attention. 3. The poor children of Colombia mocked German as soon as they saw him.
Output: 3
Statement: Interlocking boards are also fairly common. Choices:  1. Interlocking boards are in high demand. 2. Interlocking boards are common. 3. Interlocking boards are unwanted.
Output: 3
Statement: uh when we were raising a family i think back then we just now we feel like we might could live without one but uh we have a Discover card and i have to laugh about the cash back do you have one of those Choices:  1. the cash back offer from the Discover Card is a serious thing.   2. I laugh about the cash back offer from the Discover Card.   3. The cash back offer from Discover is not as good as Visa Rewards.  
Output: 1
Statement: We have adjusted mail processing costs for La Poste and Posti Finland. Choices:  1. We did not adjust the mail processing costs for Posti Finland. 2. We adjusted the mail processing costs for Posti Finland. 3. We increased the mail processing costs for Posti Finland.
Output: 1
Statement: We saw that, despite vigorous efforts to increase diversity in state justice communities and particularly in leadership positions, the ethnic profiles of our executive directors remained virtually unchanged, and the number of women directors was significantly lower than their percentage in the attorney workforce. Choices:  1. Efforts to increase diversity among the executive directors was a great success. 2. The number of female directors increased from last year. 3. Numerous attempts to increase diversity failed since the ethnic profiles of the executive directors remained unchanged.
Output: 1
Statement: 'I think Mr. Franklin's tired, and we've probably taken enough out of him. Choices:  1. We've tired out Mr. Franklin enough, he's probably exhausted. 2. We had brought Mr. Franklin around all day, to many different sights and many different events that we wanted him to see, and he was exhausted and worn out by the end of the day, even though we wanted to continue to do more with him. 3. Mr. Franklin was wide awake and ready to continue on and do more and more.
Output: 3
Statement: One of the things that is clear is that we could throw 50 or 60 lawyers out there, and we could never approach the need in regards to providing one-on-one service, Dudovitz said.  Choices:  1. There is no problem within the justice system, looking for scope of improvement.  2. The need for more lawyers cannot be fulfilled by just bringing in more lawyers. 3. Many lawyers are handling multiple cases at one time. 
Output: 1
Statement: Roving groups of musicians can be found playing everywhere from airports to restaurants. Choices:  1. Roving groups of musicians can be found playing everywhere from airports to restaurants and make large amounts of money. 2. Transient groups of musicians play in airports and restaurants. 3. Musicians will only play at one venue and will not move to others.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh! Tuppence jumped. Choices:  1. Tuppence stayed put. 2. Tuppence leapt and landed on the floor. 3. Tuppence leapt.
Output: 1
Statement: It has also spawned an entire new business model, exemplified by Dell Computer, that is reshaping the entire personal-computer industry. Choices:  1. The business model exemplified by Dell and Apple is reshaping the personal computer industry. 2. The business model exemplified by Dell and Apple is crippling the personal computer industry. 3. The business model exemplified by Dell is reshaping the personal computer industry.
Output: 2
Statement: probably more than what i'm making  maybe i should become an immigrant and go somewhere else Choices:  1. I make more than they do.  2. Immigrants make more than we do.  3. I should just go live in another country.
Output: 1
Statement: and that's that's not terribly far Choices:  1. That is not too far. 2. It is very far. 3. Yosemite isn't so far.
Output: 2
Statement: According to legend the embittered traitor gave the game away because the passionate sheik had seduced his wife. Choices:  1. The traitor betrayed his wife for the sake of exacting revenge against the sheik. 2. The resentful traitor's wife has been seduced by the passionate sheik. 3. The sheik seduced the traitor's wife in order to blackmail him.
Output: 1
Statement: An autostrada and easy train service link Venice to Padua, Vicenza, and Verona for those in a hurry, but others should take the charming back roads; this is one of Italy's principal wine growing regions outside of Tuscany's Chianti area. Choices:  1. There is no direct train from Padua to Verona. 2. There are no train links from Venice to Verona. 3. It is possible to get a train from Vicenza to Venice.
Output: 2
Statement: Divergence gives us a bewildering variety of life; convergence gives rise, repeatedly, to certain anatomical features, like wings and eyeballs. Choices:  1. Evolutionary divergence and convergence are not opposites, but trends that can be observed in many species and kingdoms of life. 2. Convergence gives rise to the wide variety of species, whereas divergence results in common anatomical features. 3. Variety of life comes from divergence, whereas repeated features such as wings and eyes come from convergence.
Output: 2
Statement: Time and technological advances have passed the lighthouse by, and it's not difficult to see why it caught Verne's imagination. Choices:  1. Verne's imagination was lit by this old lighthouse and it is understandable why. 2. When Verne caught sight of this old lighthouse, his comrades sighed and resigned themselves. 3. The lighthouse sports the latest in technological advancements.
Output: 3
Statement: Natural dark-haired beauty--despised or exoticized for eons by Europeans, Britons, and Americans--has at last been universally recognized and welcomed. Choices:  1. The natural blonde beauty has been finally universally recognized and welcomed. 2. A popular document has helped to recognize and welcome the natural dark haired beauty. 3. Despised or exoticized for eons by Europeans, Britons and Americans--the natural dark-haired beauty--has at last been universally recognized and welcomed.
Output: 1
Statement: Reliability also means that for any computer processing of the data elements used, the results are reasonably complete and accurate, meet your intended purposes, and are not subject to inappropriate alteration. Choices:  1. Your data can be altered inappropriately without meeting your intended purposes while still meeting this definition of reliability. 2. Everybody wants their results to be as reliable as possible. 3. Reliability refers to the accuracy and completeness of the results where processing of data by computers has occurred.
Output: 1
Statement: After all, unlike inventors who should be rewarded for innovation resulting from their personal efforts, leadership of a major public company is a team effort. Choices:  1. While innovation requires a team effort from inventors, leading a major public company requires dogged individualism. 2. The majority of financial rewards arising from innovation should be given to inventors. 3. Leading a major public company requires a team effort unlike the individualistic nature of invention and innovation.
Output: 1
Statement: If we focus on small problems that make headlines, we will ignore bigger problems that don't. Choices:  1. The real issues are the big problems that never get talked about. 2. We are very good at addressing all the problems. 3. We can spend too much time looking at small problems.
Output: 2
Statement: 135 "Hydro-chloride of strychnine," he said, over his shoulder, continuing to hum.  Choices:  1. He was talking to someone over his shoulder. 2. He did not mention Hydro-chloride of strychnine. 3. He is a chemistry professor.
Output: 2
Statement: Behind the cottage, the Wordsworth Museum displays many of Wordsworth's original manuscripts and other personal objects. Choices:  1. The personal objects of Wordsworth were preserved and secured by the owners. 2. Personal objects and authentic manuscripts of Wordsworth can be found behind the cottage. 3. All of Wordsworth's original manuscripts were destroyed in a fire.
Output: 3
Statement: For 2020, the adjustment factor is 1.278. Choices:  1. For 2019, the adjustment factor is 1.178. 2. For 2020, the adjustment factor is 1.111. 3. The adjustment factor is 1.278 for 2020.
Output: 2
Statement: It is preventative, helping people to avoid mistakes that can lead to more serious legal problems and the need for representation in the future. Choices:  1. It is easy for people to make mistakes that lead them to need legal representation. 2. All the mistakes that people make do not require them to have legal representation. 3. People are capable of making mistakes that can lead to serious legal problems.
Output: 2
Statement: But size brings disadvantages as well as benefits, and never more so than when it's the result of cross-national mergers. Choices:  1. It's helpful to be big in football, but being small is helpful for being nimble. 2. It's terrible to be small. 3. Size has good and bad sides.
Output: 2
Statement: They don't trust me, but they don't want to hurt us, she said. Choices:  1. She knew what they wanted. 2. She had no idea what they wanted. 3. She knew they would not hurt them.
Output: 2
Statement: Starr's setup may be a perjury trap, but that does not necessarily mean it's unfair. Choices:  1. It may have its faults but that does not make it unjust. 2. The bear escaped the trap. 3. They wanted to show the good sides of the setup.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah my husband keeps telling me to i went i went back to college a couple of years ago so i sit and study i sit in class and i have really ballooned up since then and Choices:  1. My husband would not let me go back to college. 2. I want to go back to finish my degree as soon as I can. 3. My husband told me to so I went back to college a few years back.
Output: 1
Statement: Respond in kind and you'll soon feel at home. Choices:  1. If you treat them similarly you'll feel right at home in no time. 2. You should start ignoring them entirely. 3. They've been exceedingly kind to you so far.
Output: 2
Statement: And he fancies the risk not great since he will enter in the guise of a friend!" Tuppence flushed, then opened her mouth impulsively. Choices:  1. Tuppence doesn't agree with his opinion. 2. Tuppence said he doesn't think there is much of a risk. 3. Tuppence told us that he believes it's too risky to disguise himself as a stranger.
Output: 3
Statement:  Drew had come west from Kentucky to find a father he had thought dead until the year before. Choices:  1. Drew had come from Florida to find his mom.  2. Drew once thought his dad had died.  3. Drew was hoping his father had more children he had not met. 
Output: 1
Statement: Five thousand years of Chinese art, and you end up staring at a painting of a cluster of peasants grinning in front of Tiananmen Palace, below the visage of Mao. Choices:  1. The peasants look unhappy in the picture. 2. The art goes back 5000 years. 3. Mao was a cruel ruler.
Output: 1
Statement: The amount of revaluation is recognized as a loss or a gain in determining the net cost of operations, because it results from the entity's operations. Choices:  1. This is good way to account for this amount. 2. Revaluation is counted as a loss or a gain in determining net cost of operations. 3. It does not result from the entity's operation.
Output: 3
Statement: Something like that, she agreed doubtfully. Choices:  1. She agreed wholeheartedly, not a spec of doubt to be found. 2. She agreed, but with a certain degree of uncertainty. 3. She wasn't really doubtful, merely acting like it.
Output: 1
Statement: The elements of analysis are  the identification of regularities, patterns, and relationships and the assessment of their importance of meaning. Choices:  1. When analyzing something, various elements are identifying regularities, patterns, and relationships. 2. There is only one element to the process of analysis. 3. Analysis is a long but important process.
Output: 2
Statement: is is what i go with Choices:  1. Which I always go along with. 2. Which I settle on. 3. Isn't what I decide upon.
Output: 3
Statement: He said, "Where are the youngsters? My son isn't in his room."   Choices:  1. He didn't ask any questions about the youngsters. 2. He asked where the youngsters were. 3. His son had left the room long before.
Output: 1
Statement: type books which i have use as reference and have been real handy but purely just for enjoyment i i had a major in English and linguistics and so i have have a lot of books in my home that i can read from the classics and i do enjoy those quite a bit and um so i tend to for reading just day to day uh you know i have a particular book i'm looking for or i just enjoy uh you know the newspaper magazine Choices:  1. I use those books for a reference. 2. I don't bother looking at those books. 3. I use those books for a reference, and they teach me a lot about how to organize my time.
Output: 2