niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: One is lulled into thinking that these contorted bathers are mere exercises in the handling of pastel, and not the work of, in the poet Paul Valery's words, a supremely cruel authority on female contours and poses. Choices:  1. One could think that this art was simple and not exploitative.  2. One could think that handling pastel is the only thing that matters. 3. One could think that a cruel authority of female contours is a positive thing. 
Output: 2
Statement: If specific information comes to the auditors' attention that provides evidence concerning the existence of possible noncompliance that could have a material indirect effect on the financial statements or significant indirect effect on other financial data need to achieve audit objectives, auditors should apply audit procedures specifically directed to ascertaining whether that noncompliance has occurred or is likely to have occurred. Choices:  1. Auditors should ascertain whether noncompliance has occurred or is likely to have occurred within certain time limits. 2. If an auditor finds information that provides evidence of possible noncompliance the auditor should consider their gut feelings as to whether noncompliance may have occurred or not. 3. If specific information comes to the auditor's attention that could have a material indirect effect on the financial statements needed to achieve audit objectives, auditors should apply specifically directed audit procedures to ascertain whether or not that noncompliance has occurred or is likely to have occurred.
Output: 2
Statement: um you've probably seen him and just an you know oh that's who the guy is do you remember did you ever see American Graffiti Choices:  1. i know you've never seen American Graffiti 2. have you watched American Graffiti before 3. he's the guy at the very end of American Graffiti
Output: 1
Statement: In effect, the incremental expenditures reflect the range of decisions made by the electricity sector to comply with each of the four scenario constraints-but do not reflect efforts made outside the electricity sector. Choices:  1. Expenditures reflect what decisions the electricity sector makes. 2. Expenditures reflect what decisions the electricity sector makes for reducing expenses. 3. Expenditures do not reflect what decisions the electricity sector makes.
Output: 3
Statement: The Postal Service complied with this requirement early in 1973, and a Domestic Mail Classification Schedule recommended by the Commission became effective on July 6, 1976. Choices:  1. A Domestic Mail Classification Schedule became effective on July 6, 1976. 2. A Domestic Mail Classification Schedule became effective in the year 2000.   3. A Domestic Mail Classification Schedule was mandated by Congress.  
Output: 2
Statement: trading their lives for cigarettes Choices:  1. not getting any cigarettes 2. they're trading their lives for cigarettes because they're uninformed. 3. They're choosing cigarettes over their lives.
Output: 1
Statement: It is place to eat fine Mallorcan, Menorcan, and Spanish cuisine rather than pizza and French fries. Choices:  1. Instead of pizza and fries, you can find authentic Spanish cuisine in that place. 2. That place is a lovely Italian pizzeria. 3. Mallorcan and Menorcan food is much tastier than Italian cuisine.
Output: 2
Statement: Here he is now. Reese Topham waved a hand at Drew. Choices:  1. Reese Topham waved over to Drew. 2. Reese Topham ignored Drew.  3. Reese Topham wanted Drew to talk to him.
Output: 2
Statement: But nothing like this ever gets said. Choices:  1. These are always said. 2. Nothing like this gets said. 3. Nothing like these racist quotes ever get said on the news.
Output: 1
Statement: It was in Kagoshima that the Imperial Japanese Navy was created from the nucleus of ships bought from the British at the end of the 19th century. Choices:  1. Kagoshima is still the main base of the Japanese Navy today. 2. The US donated ships to Japan to create the Japanese Navy. 3. The British had a hand in creating the Japanese Navy.
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek says Di's death improves Prince Charles' image, transforming him from unfaithful husband to grieving father. Choices:  1. Newsweek claims Diana's death improves public perception of Prince Charles from cheating spouse to grieving father. 2. Before her death, Prince Charles was viciously attacked by Newsweek. 3. Newsweek claims that after Diana's death, Prince Charles began sleeping with other women.
Output: 3
Statement: The woman was dark skinned and carried a short spear. Choices:  1. She carried her spear with her dark skinned hand. 2. She walked with pride, holding her spear in one hand. 3. She was white and carried a bow and arrows.
Output: 3
Statement: You may not believe that such intervention will work in practice, but that's a judgment about the rules of politics, not economics. Choices:  1. You may believe that such interventions will work in practice, but that's a judgment about the rules of economics.  2. Such interventions will only work in practice if they're executed perfectly. 3. Your judgment is about politics, not about economics.
Output: 1
Statement: It was a terrible flight. Choices:  1. The flight was amazing.  2. The flight was bad.  3. The flight lasted too long. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Ledfords' actual  $2,431 a month from Social Security and a small annuity. Choices:  1. The Ledfords' actual $99,999 a month from the government and a small annuity. 2. A small annuity and $2,431 a month from Social Secuirty for the Ledfords'. 3. The Ledfords' are a respected family in this neighbourhood.
Output: 1
Statement: Within this conflict of values is a clash about art. Choices:  1. There is no clash about art. 2. A clash about art is within this conflict of values. 3. Art is a controversial topic in this scenario.
Output: 1
Statement: His assistant, attorney Twyla Sketchley, sat behind his shoulder and silently mouthed, He is a saint. Choices:  1. Twyla is a wonderful assistant  2. Twyla Skwtchly sat being him and mouthed "he's a saint".  3. Twyla said that he's a deviant 
Output: 3
Statement: But somehow I don't see Mr. Whittington in the role of the gay deceiver." Choices:  1. Mr. Whittington doesnt fit the role of a gay deceiver.  2. I don't see how Mr. Whittington fit the role of the gay deceiver. 3. I see Mr. Whittington is the gay deceiver. 
Output: 3
Statement: By 1204 Dublin Castle was the center of English administrative power in Ireland. Choices:  1. The center of English administrative power in Ireland was the Dublin castle by 1204. 2. The center of English administrative power in Ireland was the Dublin castle by 1204, said the news. 3. The center of German administrative power in Ireland was the Dublin castle by 1204.
Output: 3
Statement: The guidance needed to comply with this act is contained in GAO's StandardsforInternalControlintheFederalGovernment7 and OMB Circular A123 (revised June 21, 1995), Managementand AccountabilityControl. Choices:  1. What we need to comply with this act is contained in GAO's StandardsforInternalControlintheFederalGovernment7 and OMB Circular A123, said the lawyer. 2. What we need to comply with this act is contained in the website. 3. What we need to comply with this act is contained in GAO's StandardsforInternalControlintheFederalGovernment7 and OMB Circular A123.
Output: 2
Statement: The commenters raised concerns relating to (1) accounting policy, (2) quantitative disclosures about market risk, (3) qualitative disclosures about market risk, and (4) implementation issues. Choices:  1. The commenters had some very serious concerns, 2. The commenters had four different concerns. 3. The commenters had no concerns about anything.
Output: 3
Statement: i said forget it i can live with it you know if the car's Choices:  1. Don't worry about it, I can live with it. 2. I can live with it if the car's running good. 3. No, I cannot live with that.
Output: 3
Statement: well not in the morning but um if the well i have two son children and if they uh go out to play or something i like to keep my eye on them so i'll you know maybe go outside and read the paper while they're playing or  sit in a chair by the window or something Choices:  1. Sometimes I read the paper while my two sons play outside. 2. Sometimes I read the paper while my two sons play outside or swim in the pool. 3. I don't read the paper at all.
Output: 3
Statement: However, in recent years, internal and external audit reports showed that Centrelink had, to some extent, traded quality for timeliness. Choices:  1. Internal and external audit reports showed that Centrelink had traded quality for timeliness. 2. Internal and external audit reports showed that Centrelink hadn't traded quality for timeliness. 3. Internal audit reports showed that Centrelink had traded quality for timeliness, more so than external reports.
Output: 2
Statement: He looks like he's still alive. Choices:  1. He appears to be alive.   2. He looks like he is dead.   3. He has never looked so alive before in his life.  
Output: 2
Statement: The red colour was ebbing out of his face. Choices:  1. His face grew redder. 2. The redness left his face.  3. His face turned white.
Output: 1
Statement: Indians also saw the other side of the Industrial Revolution as their cotton left for Manchester to come back as cloth cheaper than their own. Choices:  1. Indian cotton was changed into cloth. 2. Indians did not produce cotton. 3. Indians were displeased at the cloth competition.
Output: 2
Statement: No, they have to come snooping and conjuring and interfering. Choices:  1. They come snooping because it seems like an interesting puzzle. 2. They interfere with us by snooping and conjuring things. 3. They have to flee from us at every opportunity.
Output: 3
Statement: There was nothing like that emotion now. Choices:  1. The emotion compares to sadness. 2. There are few emotions that come close. 3. There is no emotion that compares.
Output: 1
Statement: Hopefully, people who read the story of Sony's less-than-excellent adventure in Hollywood will look a little more skeptically at the vaporous claims surrounding other megamergers in the communications business. Choices:  1. I hope people read the story and look closer at what mergers do to the local economy. 2. I hope people read the story and look closer how great mergers are. 3. I hope people read the story and look closer at what mergers do.
Output: 2
Statement: Yeah well i think uh you know from an elementary standpoint it would help to get rid of some of the the oddball conversion units like Choices:  1. From a more rudimentary point of view, we should keep the crackpot conversion units. 2. Along with removing the misfit conversion units, we also need to polish up the formula. 3. From a fundamental standpoint it would be a good idea to remove the out-of-place conversion units.
Output: 1
Statement: It's no good arguing about how it was done. Choices:  1. There's no point in arguing about the logistics. 2. It'd be better for us to argue about how it was done. 3. Arguing is going to waste too much time and we need a solution right now.
Output: 2
Statement: Department of Labor, Division of Foreign Labor Certifications, Revised June 1999 [hereinafter FY 1998 H-2A Report]. Choices:  1. The certifications were revised on June 1922. 2. The Department of Labor deals with employment. 3. Department of Labor includes the Division ofForeign Labor Certifications.
Output: 1
Statement: It provides a safe harbor processing guideline for processing the CTA portion of broadcasters' license renewal applications, adopts a definition of programming specifically designed to educate and inform children (Core Programming), and requires broadcasters to provide better information to the public about their Core Programming. Choices:  1. And does not require broadcasters to provide better information to the public. 2. Broadcasters need to provide more information to the public. 3. Educating and informing children is referred to as Core Programming.
Output: 1
Statement: Nonetheless, based on discussions with several states, the application review process is estimated to take approximately 38 weeks (9-10 months). Choices:  1. The application review process was discussed only with corporations.  2. The states included in the discussion were Nevada, Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.  3. Around 9 or 10 months is the estimated time for the review process. 
Output: 1
Statement: It would be expected that lower volume postal administrations would try to keep them small to reduce the burden on rate payers. Choices:  1. Rate payers spend more on postage stamps. 2. Higher volume postal administrations should keep them small.  3. Smaller postal administrations should be expected to keep them small.
Output: 2
Statement: it would be nice but Choices:  1. That is just horrible.  2. That would be great, however 3. The others would like it as well. 
Output: 1
Statement: As stated in section 4.4, the total duration for a PJFF retrofit is estimated to be anywhere from about 21 months to 26 months, including pre-contract effort and start up and commissioning. Choices:  1. According to section 4.5, you can ignore section 4.4 in some cases.   2. Section 4.4 states that the total duration for a PJFF retrofit is about a month.   3. According to section 4.4, the total duration for a PJFF retrofit is between 21 and 26 months.  
Output: 2
Statement: Research  improving existing screening questionnaires Choices:  1. Research has improved the screening questions that are given to test subjects upon meeting. 2. Research has failed to improve the screening questions. 3. Research has improved the screening questions.
Output: 2
Statement: uh and i thought that was you know very interesting and i i would have thought of that earlier i probably would have done you know just like is that is this is that the Mormon church Choices:  1. I would have done that, if I had thought of it earlier. 2. I would have loved to join the Mormon church. 3. I thought that was very boring, and I would have never done that.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh the the T News is is a good way to keep up to date i think they do a pretty good job selecting the most important items Choices:  1. I think T News is a good news provider because they select the most important topics. 2. T News is the only news provider that I follow. 3. T News is the worst option for obtaining news because they select the least important items.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it should be over and done with Choices:  1. It should have ended yesterday.  2. It should never end.  3. It should have ended. 
Output: 2
Statement: This is worrisome, because Taiwan is by far the hottest issue between the United States and China. Choices:  1. Taiwan is the most significant issue among several diplomatic arguments between United States and China. 2. The EU has no say in the Taiwan issue between United States and China. 3. China and United States has more important things to discuss, than Taiwan' sovereignty. 
Output: 3
Statement: Smoke poured into the sky from an iron chimney and Ca'daan could feel the heat of the place even in the mid-morning sun. Choices:  1. Ca'daan could feel the heat coming off the building as he passed by, seeing smoke in the air from the chimney. 2. Ca'daan felt a warm breeze as he passed through the smokey town. 3. The air was cool and clear in the night sky that Jon was traversing. 
Output: 3
Statement: (Click to see how his general caution contrasts with his brazen womanizing.) Choices:  1. Clicking here with show you his general caution level compared with his womanizing. 2. His brazen womanizing can be contrasted against his general caution here. 3. Click to see how he isn't cautious at all when womanizing.
Output: 3
Statement: i don't have any Italian heritage my my mother actually chose it because of Gina Choices:  1. I do not have Italian ancestors. 2. Gina chose the name. 3. I am from an Italian family.
Output: 3
Statement: According to one estimate using 1998 Survey of Consumer Finances data, the aggregate debt burden was nearly 15 percent of income, but nearly 13 percent of families had debt burdens greater than 40 percent. Choices:  1. No families have debt burden higher than 20 percent. 2. Unfavorable can loan terms are a major cause of bad debt ratios. 3. Some families are burdened with a larger ratio of debt.
Output: 1
Statement: These are data even an econometrician should be able to understand. Choices:  1. An econometrician should be able to comprehend this data.  2. There is no way an econometrician will be able to understand this data.  3. The econometrician should be able to understand the data from the school board. 
Output: 2
Statement: We first provide a brief description of the current competition in delivery. Choices:  1. The current competition in delivery is a complex and saturated market. 2. There is no description of the current competition in delivery. 3. Initially, we include a description of the current delivery market landscape.
Output: 2
Statement: i heard the beep Choices:  1. I heard the beep. 2. I heard the beep from the microwave. 3. I hear the deer.
Output: 3
Statement: i have uh three boys and one girl the girl's adopted Choices:  1. I have three boys and one girl who is adopted. 2. My girl is younger than the boys. 3. I have no children.
Output: 3
Statement: i bet they do Choices:  1. They always have in the past. 2. I think they do. 3. I don't think they do.
Output: 3
Statement: Its success led to its adoption by Choices:  1. It was a failure and could not be adopted. 2. It was incorporated after seeing major success 3. Its adoption was well-received and led to more benefits than negatives.
Output: 1
Statement: Another feint and stab from the other side, again easily deflected. Choices:  1. The opponent was outmatched and it was easy to defend. 2. The feints and stabs were easy to defend against. 3. The stab hit home.
Output: 3
Statement: Next to the church, the prison-like building with those fierce, barred windows was, in fact, a prison when it was built in the 17th century. Choices:  1. The prison was built in order to imprison religious convicts. 2. There is a law that doesn't allow prisons to be constructed near churches of schools. 3. A prison was built in the 17th century next to the church.
Output: 2
Statement: What is unique about subsection (a)(16)- the only thing it achieves- is its limit on litigation. Choices:  1. The subsection (a)(16) that limits litigation is the only subsection to do so. 2. The subsection (a)(16) limits litigation. 3. The subsection (a)(16) allows for more litigation.
Output: 3
Statement: Fine secret! Ever see a circus?" Choices:  1. What a great secret! HAve you ever had the chance to see a circus perform? 2. Good secret. Have you seen a circus? 3. Bad secret. Have you seen a farm?
Output: 3
Statement: It's OK, Leo Strauss Was a Devoted  Someone should slip Kenneth Starr a tape of this week's This Week , where Kristol admits to being eliminated from the office NCAA pool. Choices:  1. Kristol was eliminated from the office NCAA pool and admitted as much. 2. Kristol did not take the elimination well and showed as much. 3. Kristol is still going strong in the office NCAA pool. 
Output: 3
Statement: As mandated by the SAVER Act, the Department of Labor maintains an outreach program to raise public awareness about the advantages of saving and to help educate workers about how much they need to save for retirement. Choices:  1. The Department of Labor does nothing to help workers with their retirement. 2. The Department of Labor cares to educate the public about retirement saving. 3. Retirement saving is pushed to the public by the Department of Labor to help remind them.
Output: 1
Statement: right and maybe maybe let them have some mock i mean uh you know elections and stuff and vote for different people in their classes and start really young that's a real good idea Choices:  1. It's a good thing for young people to start voting for things.  2. You shouldn't allow children to vote for anything.  3. Children should get a good grasp on democracy and politics. 
Output: 2
Statement: Your eyes will be burned if a drop of the Dead Sea touches them, and you will feel the sting of salt and iodine if you have cuts or abrasions on your skin. Choices:  1. A drop of water will sting your eyes. 2. The Dead Sea does not contain salt. 3. The Dead Sea will burn your eyes and sting your cuts and abrasions.
Output: 2
Statement: When his friends appear on his show, they get treated no better than some war criminal with whom he is not acquainted. Choices:  1. His friends are often treated like war criminals. 2. War criminals deserve the same amount of respect as his friends. 3. His friends are war criminals and deserve incarceration.
Output: 3
Statement: Funding for legal aid preserves community resources and saves tax dollars. Choices:  1. Legal aid funding costs tax money. 2. Legal aid funding saves $1,000,000 in tax money. 3. Legal aid funding saves tax money.
Output: 1
Statement: The face of Europe might look quite a bit different. Choices:  1. The face of Europe would be exactly the same. 2. Europe might look very different. 3. If history had been different, Europe might not be the same it is today.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh like i said i really have no interest in politics it's just not my field but uh you know being a woman i don't know even that i would vote for a woman in the high offic e Choices:  1. I don't really care about politics. 2. I think women should be in politics.  3. I am a woman, and don't know if I would vote to put a woman in office. 
Output: 2
Statement: Of all the stories, the most inflated was the biography of Benjamin Franklin. Choices:  1. Benjamin Franklin's biography is a high school reading requirement.  2. The most inflated biography belonged to Abraham Washington.  3. Benjamin Franklin's biography was the most inflated one. 
Output: 2
Statement: and uh we stopped along the way and enjoyed ourselves along the way but um you know that's that's pretty much as far as we've tried with little ones Choices:  1. We didn't have the kids. 2. We tried to enjoy ourselves along the way. 3. We were able to enjoy ourselves with the kids.
Output: 1
Statement: It's slow, ugly, and text-heavy, but it delivers the one key morsel the big sports sites won' the Vegas line. Choices:  1. The text was too long to read but ultimately delivers the main point.  2. The article was fast-paced, short, and easy to digest.  3. The text was about how the sports sites won the Vegas line. 
Output: 2
Statement:  Jon placed a hand on San'doro's shoulder and the two men joined the others for their morning breakfast. Choices:  1. Jon put a hand on his shoulder. 2. The men all ate together. 3. Jon told San'doro to go away.
Output: 3
Statement: Inside, wall decorations include the Lord's Prayer in dozens of languages. Choices:  1. The Lord's Prayer is inscribed in both French and German on the walls inside.  2. The walls do not have any decorations on them. 3. The walls inside are decorated with the Lord's prayer.
Output: 2
Statement: In honor of his king, Louis XIV, he gave it the name Louisiane. Choices:  1. Louisiane's name was stolen from the name of a local baker, Louisia. 2. The population of Louisiane believes that Louis XIV was a great leader. 3. The name Louisiane was chosen by those who honored Louis XIV.
Output: 1
Statement: in some states yeah because it's reasonable now uh you know me with me being from Louisville i'm going to say at Louisville is unfair because Louisville's got the highest uh uh the line the line the line drawn i don't know the correct word for it  but Louisville's is higher than most other universities and Choices:  1. Louisville's standards are the highest standards by far. 2. Most states are more reasonable than Louisville when it comes to their standards. 3. Louisville is pretty easy compared to most states.
Output: 3
Statement: The stupas of Sanchi lay in the jungle until they were uncovered by the British in 1818, but delay in their restoration led to their plunder. Choices:  1. The stupas of Sanchi deteriorated because the British didn't restore them. 2. The British didn't know how to restore the stupas, so they deteriorated. 3. The British uncovered the stupas of Sanchi and restored them to their original condition.
Output: 3
Statement: Novelist Emile Zola, socialist leader Jean Jauras, Leon Gambetta (leader during the 1870 siege of Paris), Louis Braille (inventor of the blind alphabet), Pierre and Marie Curie (discoverers of radium, honored only in 1995; she being the Pantheon's first woman), and many other national heroes are interred here. Choices:  1. The museum holds a lot of information about these figures.  2. Marie Curie was here but not Emile Zola or Leon Gambetta. 3. Many national heroes and important figures are between here.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh we do this for the community they put those on so i so i think you know we're probably reaching a successful stage and and just with voluntary i think Choices:  1. The community does not appreciate what we do. 2. This is done for the interests of the community. 3. We don't do this with the community in mind.
Output: 3
Statement: It took the advent of jetliners and cruise ships for that to happen. Choices:  1. The jetliners and cruise ships are important for them. 2. The jetliners caused it to happen. 3. There are no cruise ships in the area.
Output: 3
Statement: I was not sure then if Inglethorp was the criminal or not, but if he was I reasoned that he would not have the paper on him, but would have hidden it somewhere, and by enlisting the sympathy of the household I could effectually prevent his destroying it.  Choices:  1. It was easy for me to elicit the sympathy of the members of the household. 2. I was unclear at that point as to whether or not the criminal was Inglethorp.  3. I knew with absolute certainty then that Inglethorp was definitely the criminal. 
Output: 3
Statement: That you'd go blabbin' this to the whole world? Choices:  1. I know you won't tell anyone. 2. Will you tell the whole world about that? 3. Would you go tell everyone this?
Output: 1
Statement: Independence and Democratic Rule Choices:  1. Rule by a democracy. 2. Independence was achieved through a violent revolution. 3. Monarchy rule.
Output: 3
Statement: And I don't know what to do.  Choices:  1. What should I do? 2. It was clear what I must do.  3. I don't know what to do. 
Output: 2
Statement: The cathedral's three original 14th-century portals are somewhat overpowered by the 19th-century neo-Gothic facade. Choices:  1. The cathedral has three portals. 2. The 19th-century neo-Gothic facade has been replaced with art deco portals. 3. The cathedral is 800 years old.
Output: 2
Statement: I don't expect today's generation of historians, many of whom opposed Reagan all their lives, to admit their errors. Choices:  1. I don't think that the historians working today will own their mistakes. 2. Historians won't admit their mistakes because it would jeopardize their reputations and jobs. 3. I've heard dozens of historians openly admitting to the mistakes they've made.
Output: 3
Statement: so what kind of camping do you like Choices:  1. Why do you dislike camping?  2. What is your preference with regards to camping types? 3. So I heard from them that you enjoy camping, but what sort of camping? 
Output: 1
Statement: AMIGA was then modified to approximate the assumptions behind each of the four scenarios. Choices:  1. Amiga was changed so it could make better coffee. 2. Amiga was changed so it could do a better job at closely guessing the assumption of all four scenarios. 3. AMIGA was changed to approximate assumptions of each scenario.
Output: 1
Statement: With regard to responsibility, all CPAs should be mindful of the broader public interest in connection with all their activities. Choices:  1. CPAs are being taught that it is their responsibility to focus on the public interest aspects of their activities. 2. CPAs should strive to undermine public interests. 3. It is important that accountants understand their work has implications in the grand scheme of things.
Output: 2
Statement: they're uh yeah and they did they made some trades uh oh they had one white guy i can't think of his name that was real good Choices:  1. They have been trading and have made contact with one white guy.  2. One white guy was really good and offered to buy up the stock. 3. They could not make any trades or contacts.
Output: 3
Statement: Almost all stores are closed on Sundays. Choices:  1. Most stores are closed on Sundays. 2. Most stores are open on the weekend.  3. All stores are open on weekdays.
Output: 2
Statement: yes no that's you're right yeah Choices:  1. Not sure, maybe.  2. No, nah, that's very wrong.  3. Uh huh, that is correct. 
Output: 2
Statement: And she sleeps soundly." Choices:  1. She sleeps peacefully. 2. She sleeps soundly and dreams of happy things. 3. She awakes soundly.
Output: 3
Statement: Congress stepped in Thursday to pass a $19 million appropriation for Legal Services Corp., which serves the legal needs of the poor through state programs nationwide. Choices:  1. A $19 million dollar appropriation for legal services Corp. Was given by Congress. 2. Congress and never pass appropriation for legal services Corp.. 3. The members of Congress are very nice people so they pass the appropriation.
Output: 2
Statement: there's a uh a couple called um oh i'm going to forgot his name now uh Dirkson Choices:  1. His partner has the same name 2. I can't remember their name 3. His name is Robertson
Output: 3
Statement: Ut's photo is of a crowded highway winding eternally through hell, and it won't let you go. Choices:  1. There is no clear intention in the picture.  2. The picture shows an eternal journey through hell.  3. The photo shows what hell would be like. 
Output: 1
Statement: The hope and the logic is that competing HMOs might have better success. Choices:  1. Competing HMOs are not actually competing, they are coexisting and fixing prices. 2. The logic for the health care in a free unregulated market is that it has worked so well for drug companies. 3. A free market will drive competition and bring down prices.
Output: 1
Statement: I guess that'll be all right! said a new voice, with a transatlantic intonation, "though I'd like to point out, here and now, that things are getting a mite difficult. Choices:  1. We don't have much time to do this! 2. No, scrap that and come up with a new plan! 3. Things are beginning to get a little rough, but that'll work.
Output: 2
Statement: The themes depicted on the capitals are from the Bible and the legends of the saints. Choices:  1. Biblical stories are portrayed on the capitals. 2. There is no religious influence in the stories shown on the capitals. 3. The story of Job is one of the tales depicted on the capitals.
Output: 2
Statement: Hmm, the man said in the voice of the first speaker. Choices:  1. The president of the company said 'hmm' and then paused briefly while giving the speak.  2. The man was speaking  in the third person's voice.  3. The man was talking in the first speaker's voice. 
Output: 2
Statement: suspension from playing on uh TV and then games Choices:  1. The suspension was only from playing on live TV. 2. The suspension was from playing in the games. 3. The suspension kept them from playing three vital games.
Output: 1
Statement: White shrugged. Choices:  1. White stood perfectly still.  2. White was apathetic.  3. White moved his shoulders. 
Output: 1
Statement: Its contents were eventually given to the beautiful Cleopatra as a gift from Mark Antony, and went to enrich the famous library of Alexandria. Choices:  1. Its contents have remained in Alexandria ever since. 2. Cleopatra took the contents from Alexandria to give to Mark Antony. 3. Mark Antony gave its contents as a present to Cleopatra, who brought it to the library in Alexandria.
Output: 2
Statement: When are they appropriately used in evaluation? Choices:  1. When can they be used in an evaluation? 2. They are never appropriate to use in an evaluation. 3. There are guidelines for when they can be used in an evaluation.
Output: 2
Statement: Ginkakuji, the famous Silver Pavilion, never received the silver-leaf covering originally intended. Choices:  1. The benefactor of the development suffered from a business deal gone awry, and could not afford to complete the elaborate exterior. 2. Despite its name, the Silver Pavilion is not covered in the eponymous precious metal. 3. Ginkakuji is a stunningly beautiful pavilion covered with ornate silver-leaf decorations.
Output: 3
Statement: As we held in Regional Management, the LSCA was intended by Congress for the especial benefit of indigent persons in need of legal services. Choices:  1. Indigent people can look to the LSCA for legal assistance. 2. The LSCA is not concerned with the legal issues of indigent people. 3. The LSCA provides indigent people with legal assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: The rest was about to get much worse and much less popular. Choices:  1. The rest had not yet hit rock bottom.  2. The rest were powerless to stop the changes.  3. Things could only get better from where they were.
Output: 3
Statement: I fancy he wants to give some of it back. It was possibly this remark which induced the driver to move away. Choices:  1. Perhaps the driver moved away because he wanted to give some of it back. 2. Even though he didn't want to give some of it back, the driver reluctantly moved away. 3. The remark didn't upset him but he still decided to move away.
Output: 2
Statement: However, because the determination of abuse is so subjective, auditors are not expected to provide reasonable assurance of detecting it. Choices:  1. The determination of abuse is not very subjective. 2. The determination of abuse is very subjective. 3. The determination of abuse is very subjective to those involved in the organization.
Output: 1
Statement: Rental car firms offer descriptive tape cassettes for your own guided tour; otherwise, agencies run bus tours and taxi drivers are pleased to drive you around. Choices:  1. Busses, taxis, and rental cars are available methods of thransportation. 2. The tour guide tape cassettes are all recorded in the native language, so bring a dictionary. 3. Taxi drivers hate you and will refuse to take you anywhere.
Output: 3
Statement: The mean value of avoiding one statistical death (i.e. Choices:  1. The mean value of avoiding a statistical death is 5% 2. The mean average of killing someone. 3. The value of avoiding a death.
Output: 2
Statement: Today in the Western District, you can still wander narrow streets lined with small traditional shops selling ginseng, medicinal herbs, incense, tea, and funeral objects. Choices:  1. Traditional healing plants are often sold in the Western District. 2. Traditional healing plants sold in the Western District do not physically work. 3. Traditional healing plants cannot be found in the Western District.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, naturally.  Choices:  1. Well, that is to be expected. 2. Well, extraordinarily. 3. Well, not surprisingly.
Output: 2
Statement: the best i can figure he was part Lab because he had a Lab head Choices:  1. He had a Poodle head. 2. He has a Lab head, so my best guess is that he was part Lab. 3. He looked like he was part other breeds too. 
Output: 1
Statement: Cops walking the street create a sense of order and provide good role models for young boys. Choices:  1. Criminals provide good role models for young boys. 2. Cops provide good role models for young boys because they are law-abiding citizens. 3. Cops provide good role models for young boys.
Output: 1
Statement: you know i mean and and that seems really weird Choices:  1. You know, that seems really ordinary.  2. You know, that seems really weird. 3. That car paint seems really weird.
Output: 1
Statement: The generally lazy regent gave incompetent nobles too much of a say in the running of the state. Choices:  1. The generally lazy regent was quite active in running the affairs of the state. 2. The generally lazy regent did not care how the state was run. 3. The generally lazy regent allowed others to be in charge.
Output: 1
Statement: I want to thank Stan for 2,000 mics of acid. Choices:  1. Stan only gave us 1,000 mics of acid. 2. I thought I should thank Stan for 2,000 mics of acid. 3. I want to thank Stan for giving me 2,000 mics of acid.
Output: 1
Statement: For purposes of this paper, however, it is not necessary to specify a new labor environment. Choices:  1. On this paper, it is required to specify a new labor movement. 2. It's not really necessary to specify a new labor movement in this paper as it wouldn't have anything to do with the prompt. 3. In regards to this paper, it's not required to specify a new labor environment.
Output: 1
Statement: no i haven't read it i've heard all about it though Choices:  1. I've heard about it. 2. I've read it but have never heard about it. 3. I've heard about circuses. 
Output: 2
Statement: Can't remember one special one." Choices:  1. I remember a special one. 2. I don't remember a special one. 3. I don't have a good memory.
Output: 1
Statement: well, obviously ... Choices:  1. Well clearly. 2. Apparently it is so due to the inflation, even a child would have known. 3. Not very obvious.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan, that was a child's tale. Choices:  1. Ca'daan heard the story from the source, an old man. 2. A child told Ca'daan a scary story. 3. A child told a story.
Output: 1
Statement: She had a dagger of stone obsidian. Choices:  1. Her dagger was made out of stone obsidian. 2. The dagger was made of ice.  3. The dagger was an heirloom passed down from her grandfather.
Output: 2
Statement: There are few pure alcoholics anymore. Choices:  1. Pure alcoholics commonly suffer from a selection of serious health problems. 2. Pure alcoholics are more common today than they have ever been. 3. Pure alcoholics are relatively rare these days.
Output: 2
Statement:  Santa Eule ria was the first village in Ibiza to attract foreign visitors decades before the invention of the package tour and a significant (and in some cases notorious) colony of foreign artists and writers has grown up here, scattered around the local area. Choices:  1. The colony of foreign artists in the village had a few famous names. 2. Decades before the invention of the package tour Santa Eule ria was the first village to attract foreign tourists. 3. Santa Eula ria was the second village in Ibiza to draw foreign visitors.
Output: 3
Statement: well this is exactly what i told my mom you know when it was all over i said if we had a decent set of parents here those boys will be back here this afternoon with money to repay the eggs and with a big apology and nothing Choices:  1. The parents did not raise the children properly. 2. The parents were too busy partying and drinking to take care of their kids. 3. The parents are not to blame in this situation.
Output: 3
Statement: There is Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae's smaller cousin in the housing market. Choices:  1. Freddie Mac is a smaller player in the housing market compared to Fannie Mae.  2. There is Freddie Mac, a much larger behemoth than Fannie Mae.  3. Freddie Mac might be the smaller cousin to Fannie Mae, but they're just as corrupt. 
Output: 2
Statement: The case study seemed a way out. Choices:  1. The case study was thorough in its efforts to gather information. 2. It would appear the case study is a way out. 3. The case study seemed to be very close.
Output: 3
Statement: I'm jus' small stuff, not worth botherin' 'bout by their reckonin', now I ain't got anythin' left them buzzards can pick offen m' bones. Choices:  1. It is big stuff and it's worth bothering with, according to them. 2. They think the stuff is not worth worrying about. 3. They are lying when they say it's not worth bothering with.
Output: 1
Statement: Heavy use of the chair--43 executions in the last 20 years--has put some wear and tear on the device. Choices:  1. Using the chair a lot is not the only reason for the wear and tear, some of the prisoners have destroyed it in a last attempt to free themselves. 2. Using the chair heavily has had no impact on the appearance or stability overall. 3. After extensively using the execution chair, there is visible wear and tear.
Output: 2
Statement: Poland was transformed into a client state of the Russians, and then lost much of its western territory to the Prussians during the Silesian Wars that ended in 1763. Choices:  1. Prussia took a lot of Polish territory in the Silesian Wars. 2. Poland did not regain the territory it lost to Prussia. 3. The Russians were not able to make Poland into a client state.
Output: 3
Statement: But they are fired and worthless. Choices:  1. But they are both worthless and fired. 2. They are valuable before they are fired, but worthless after that. 3. They are valuable, and highly sought after.
Output: 3
Statement: Tell us at once. Choices:  1. We want to be told right away. 2. We are eagerly awaiting the results of a medical test. 3. It does not matter if we are told right away or after a while.
Output: 3
Statement: Table II. Hypothetical Data on Unfiled State Number unfiled Rate unfiled Choices:  1. The hypothetical environmental data is in the table. 2. The hypothetical data is not in the table 3. The hypothetical data is in the table
Output: 2
Statement: This site contains research reports conducted by the OIG, including the first ever payment accuracy review performed on Medicaid. Choices:  1. The site shows the first payment accuracy review on Medicaid. 2. The site does not show anything related to Medicaid. 3. The site shows that Medicaid has more people cheating the system than previously thought.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i'm not very familiar with with the the state of their agriculture agriculture Choices:  1. I'm not very familiar with the state of their agriculture 2. I'm completely familiar with the agriculture, my father is a farmer over there 3. I'm not very familiar with the state of the agriculture in Poland
Output: 2
Statement: Jon looked into the huge Voth's eyes, black pupils and irises. Choices:  1. The Voth had purple eyes.  2. But Jon had blue eyes.  3. The voth had black eyes. 
Output: 1
Statement: When the elephant has located a tiger, the mahout signals and you hop aboard his howdah to penetrate the jungle. Choices:  1. After the elephant finds a tiger, the mahout beckons you to climb onto the howdah. 2. Elephants are never used to locate tigers - instead, people use helicopters to find them. 3. Elephants are unafraid of tigers, which is why they are used to find them.
Output: 2
Statement: The accounting profession needs to vigorously work to rebuild its greatest asset-public trust-in order to restore faith in the integrity and objectivity of the profession. Choices:  1. Accountants need to work to rehabilitate their industry's credibility. 2. The accounting profession currently enjoys the esteem and respect among the public. 3. Faith in accountancy was lost because of many financial scandals.
Output: 2
Statement: If the public safety organization decides to receive all calls from these carriers, the Order requires Choices:  1. The public safety organization has no say in if they will get calls from those carriers. 2. The public safety organization can decide if they will get calls from Verizon. 3. The public safety organization can decide if they will get calls from those carriers.
Output: 1
Statement: Except for CaleSahona, this part of the island is sparsely populated. Choices:  1. Today, CaleSahona is pretty much a ghost town. 2. CaleSahona is the most densely populated city in the whole island group. 3. There aren't many inhabitants in the area, apart from those living in CaleSahona.
Output: 1
Statement: guy that played the bagpipes plus the uh tin whistle and a couple of violins and a drum and they Choices:  1. A guy played the bagpipes. 2. They played one violin. 3. No one played any musical instruments.
Output: 3
Statement: this is probably really a good subject for me because i really like to do uh hand work uh mostly i do needlepoint i guess Choices:  1. I do needlepoint most of the time, but do other things when I get bored. 2. This is a horrible subject for me to discuss. 3. Needlepoint is one type of hand work that I do.
Output: 2
Statement: "Yes." The rider raised one finger to the straight wide brim of his low-crowned black hat. Choices:  1. The rider had lost all of his fingers in an accident. 2. The rider was also wearing a black shirt and black jeans. 3. The rider's hat was black and had a low crown.
Output: 1
Statement: and their teachers and Choices:  1. And their teachers also stole money. 2. Their students. 3. And their teachers.
Output: 2
Statement: does this give us the signal i guess not okay um we have family reunions about every year with my husband's family Choices:  1. Family reunions are an annual occurrence with my husband's family. 2. My husband's family has reunions every 5 years. 3. I really don't like going to them, but we rarely miss them.
Output: 2
Statement:  VII  The Industrialist said, "It's the workmanship that gets me. Choices:  1. They were impressed with how it was crafted. 2. The Industrialist thought it was ugly drunk. 3. It was done by a master sculptor.
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps only the antics of Lynn Redgrave's estranged husband could top that. Choices:  1. Lynn Redgrave was estranged from her husband. 2. Lynn Redgrave and her husband were very happy together. 3. Lynn Redgrave was soon to be divorced.
Output: 2
Statement: Unlike the students of Columbia or the Sorbonne, they persevered, and they won--something. Choices:  1. Despite all their hard work, the prize went to the students of Columbia instead. 2. They had the biggest project out of everyone. 3. They won-- something, due to their perseverance, unlike the students of Columbia.
Output: 1
Statement: Oxidants and Asthmatics in Los  A Benefits Analysis--Executive Summary. Choices:  1. Executive summary of oxidants and asthmatics by the doctor. 2. Executive summary of oxidants and asthmatics. 3. Executive summary of french fries.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah  so she's the daring one in the family as far as food goes Choices:  1. She's the oldest one in the family. 2. She's the coward of the family as far as food goes. 3. When it comes to food she's the risky one.
Output: 2
Statement: limitation of legal services to rights under the H-2A contract ever suggested that representation could last only as long as the H-2A worker remained in the United States. Choices:  1. Legal representation could extend to neighboring countries like Mexico and Canada if special clauses are signed in the contract. 2. H-2A workers are illegal, so by definition they have no rights to legal representation whatsoever. 3. Under H-2A, the worker must remain in the United States in order to benefit from legal services.
Output: 2
Statement: But it just got a little easier to find in Tarrant County. Choices:  1. Finding it became simpler in Tarrant County. 2. It just became a million times harder to find in Tarrant County. 3. Tarrant County is a small area with a small population density.
Output: 2
Statement: While long-term simulations provide a useful perspective, they should be interpreted carefully. Choices:  1. A useful perspective is provided. 2. The long-term simulations should be interpreted wildly. 3. The simulations are usually accurate.
Output: 2
Statement: Salt kept the town fed. Choices:  1. Salt kept the town alive, but at what cost?  The mine was killing its inhabitants. 2. Only the will of the elders kept the town alive and fed. 3. Salt kept the town thriving.
Output: 2
Statement: Just 10 km (6 miles) east of Chantilly is the town of Senlis, with its imposing Gothic cathedral and handsome 15th- and 16th-century houses, still partly encircled by Gallo-Roman ramparts. Choices:  1. There is Cathedal and a monastery in Senlis. 2. Senlis is a town full of 15th and 16th century houses. 3. Senlis was completely destroyed and rebuilt with modern architecture.
Output: 3
Statement: you know and and if it doesn't go through the second time that woman's out thirty bucks Choices:  1. No matter how many times it takes, she won't lose any money. 2. That woman is out $30 if it doesn't go through the second time. 3. That woman is out thirty bucks for an additional month. 
Output: 1