niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Ammiano, who would have been the city's first openly gay mayor, forced the runoff after launching a write-in campaign just three weeks before the November election. Choices:  1. Ammiano would've been the second openly gay mayor for the city. 2. The city's first openly gay mayor would have been Ammiano. 3. Ammiano didn't really see his potential mayorship as a flagship moment.
Output: 1
Statement: uh who else is uh uh there's you know Mike Lynn from the Minnesota Vikings he used to be the general manager starting the World Football League Choices:  1. Mike Lynn is still the general manager of the World Football League. 2. Mike Lynn has since moved into politics now, and he's doing well. 3. Mike Lynn was once the general manager of the World Football League.
Output: 1
Statement: Get the properties and you can go right ahead!" Dr. Hall found his voice. Choices:  1. The properties in question are land. 2. Dr. Hall does not want the person to advance. 3. If the person Dr. Hall is speaking to gets what they need they can go right ahead.
Output: 2
Statement: Some of their houses in the side streets are from the 12th century. Choices:  1. Some of the houses are from the 12th century. 2. Every single house built in the side streets are from 18th century. 3. The houses built upon the side streets are mostly of granite.
Output: 2
Statement: He set to work to examine his prison. Choices:  1. The prison was being examined. 2. He stayed far away from the prison, it was never examined. 3. He was exasperated at the thought of the prison, but examined it anyway.
Output: 2
Statement: and i think the longest they've made it is about three months and then they go to a a friend's house or something and there they're all smoking and and they break yeah they just can't stand it you know all of a sudden they get it's overwhelming and then they break down and then they say i'm a failure and then they just give up you know Choices:  1. When they smoke at a friend's, they have breakdowns.  2. When they smoke at a friend's, they are very happy.  3. Only some of them have breakdowns while smoking. 
Output: 2
Statement: There is no mention of any of the events of that afternoon. Choices:  1. They didn't mention the things that had happened that day. 2. They told them all about that day's events. 3. They didn't mention the party that they'd had that day.
Output: 2
Statement: The Wall Street Journal noted that similar tactics helped Microsoft beat Lotus and Netscape. Choices:  1. The Wall Street Journal pointed out how Microsoft defeated Lotus and Netscape. 2. The Wall Street Journal has no idea how Microsoft beat Lotus and Netscape. 3. The Wall Street Journal published an article on the Microsoft, Netscape, and Lotus fight.
Output: 2
Statement: But in the case of Alfred Inglethorp, all that is changed.  Choices:  1. Nothing has changed in Alfred Inglethorp's case.  2. All that is changed in his case, for the better.  3. Alfred Inglethorp's case has changed. 
Output: 1
Statement: They adopted Egyptian gods as their own and did much to prolong Egyptian culture rather than simply converting it to Greek. Choices:  1. They adopted Egyptian gods as their own, replacing their Greek gods. 2. They prolonged Egyptian culture by adopting Egyptian gods as their own. 3. They rejected the Egyptian gods and shunned the Egyptian culture.
Output: 3
Statement: He can come up here if he wants to see us." Choices:  1. If he wants to see us he can come up this mountain. 2. If he wants to see us he can come over here. 3. He can see us from there.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah how what do you what do you find that that they're uh when they change from two weeks to three weeks is it five years or ten years or Choices:  1. They will change from two weeks to three weeks and from five years to fifteen years. 2. Is it five years or ten years when they change from two weeks to three weeks? 3. They haven't and won't change the amount of weeks or years.
Output: 3
Statement: Together with more than 3,900 smaller islands from northeast to southwest, the archipelago would stretch from Montreal all the way down to Miami. Choices:  1. THere are thousands of islands in the archipelago. 2. There are just 17 islands in the archipelago. 3. The archipelago is 459 miles long.
Output: 2
Statement: UNEXPLAINED CHANGE IN USPS FY 2001 FINANCIAL POSIT ION Choices:  1. There is an unexplained change in USPS FY 2001 financial position.  2. Someone must have left the USPS FY 2001 financial position. 3. There have been no changes in USPS FY 2001 financial position. 
Output: 3
Statement: for one twelve dollar check it's never quite made sense to me but then uh Choices:  1. I always know why they use a check for twelve dollars. 2. It's never made sense to me for one twelve dollar check. 3. Every once in awhile, it makes sense for another value of check.
Output: 1
Statement: A good study informs the reader early in the report about the questions that were answered and the issues that were investigated. Choices:  1. The report should be clearly laud out in the index.  2. The questions that were answered are mentioned early in a good report.  3. The best reports don't tell what the issues addressed are until it addresses them. 
Output: 3
Statement: Scores of tiny islands dot the bay, their white sandstone shaped by the elements into arches, caves, and pyramids and covered with lovely, wispy sea pines. Choices:  1. Scattered around the bay lie many tiny islands of white sandstone. 2. The islands number around fifty total, each one having a unique name. 3. The endless beating of the wind and waves have shaped all the islands into a uniform, rectangular shape. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah oh yes uh we used to have you know like several but right now we're just more or less at American Express you know and that way we can go ahead and pay it off when it comes in Choices:  1. We used to have a few but now we mostly use American Express and pay it monthly. 2. We only pay cash. 3. We used to have a few but now we mostly use American Express and pay it monthly, which is hard.
Output: 2
Statement: Now transformed into a Hindu shrine, they receive their most attention during the Thaipusam festival celebrated in the early months of each year. Choices:  1. It has been turned into a Hindu shrine at they receive attention during a festival early in the year. 2. It has not been changed into anything at all. 3. The palace has been turned into a hindu shrine.
Output: 2
Statement: Since nobody thinks we are overstating employment growth, he must believe that the official statistics understate true output growth by exactly the same amount. Choices:  1. He is misguided for believing the statistics understate true output growth. 2. True output growth seems to be impacting employment growth. 3. Everyone seems to thing we are understating employment growth.
Output: 3
Statement: Six years later, Connecticut resident James Buckley suffered similar charges en route to winning the seat. Choices:  1. James Buckley overcame obstacles to win the seat.  2. James Buckley is a resident of Connecticut.  3. James Buckley is a resident of Texas. 
Output: 3
Statement: I've told Mary to keep them apart if she can. 62 "Will she be able to do so?" Choices:  1. Mary's been told to keep them together; a task which seems to be well within her capabilities.  2. Mary's been told to keep them apart, though she has no intention of doing so.  3. Mary's been told to keep them apart, though there's some question as to her ability to do so. 
Output: 1
Statement: what uh do you work for TI Choices:  1. You know that TI has the lowest pay in the sector? 2. TI is who you work for? 3. I heard you work for Disney, that's true right? 
Output: 3
Statement: oh you're at work oh i assumed that these were home telephone numbers Choices:  1. Are you calling from your land line? 2. Oh sorry I did not know that was your cell number. 3. Oh sorry I thought that was a home number.
Output: 2
Statement: that's uh that's uh the main reason i think uh everywhere because uh you have deaths i mean i mean you have murders and you have you know people stealing other people's stuff and that's a lot of it has to do with drugs Choices:  1. Drugs are one of the main reasons for murders and thefts. 2. Murders and thefts have nothing to do with drugs. 3. If access to drugs were lessened, there would be less murders.
Output: 2
Statement: We've got to take care of the animals if we're going to be circus-folks. Choices:  1. We have to get rid of the animals to become circus folks.  2. If we aspire to join the circus, we must start from being the animals' caretakers in order to get familiar with them.  3. If we want to become part of the circus, we have to be responsible for the animals. 
Output: 1
Statement: And my reflection... ...Is behind me. Choices:  1. Since this is a backward dimension, my reflection is behind me. 2. My reflection is currently behind me. 3. In front of me is my reflection.
Output: 3
Statement: he writes the uh  action series Choices:  1. He authors the series about action. 2. He's currently writing the second installment in his action series. 3. He writes children's books about pets.
Output: 3
Statement: From the hall, a colonnade leads to an immense hypostyle (with columns supporting the roof) hall, decorated with double rows of papyrus columns with beautifully preserved colors, and on to the Court of Amenophis III. Choices:  1. There are double rows of Papyrus columns to provide greater structural support. 2. All the colors have faded from the papyrus columns. 3. The colors of the papyrus columns are well preserved.
Output: 2
Statement: Singapore is generally viewed as a better location for bargain prices on computers, tape-recorders, video cameras, and other electronic equipment. Choices:  1. You will most likely get bad deals in Singapore for electronic equipment. 2. Besides getting a good deal on electronic devices in Singapore, you can also get yourself a nice vacation for cheap. 3. You can get good prices for electronic equipment in Singapore.
Output: 1
Statement: The Konjikido (Golden Hall) is a fabulously opulent mausoleum that Kiyohira Fujiwara built for himself in 1124. Choices:  1. Kiyohira Fujiwara had built other famous structures. 2. The Konjikido was contructed in the year 1124. 3. Kiyohira Fujiwara never had any buildings for himself.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the Vice Presidentas August 2 letter in effect interprets aresults- as being restricted to aend results- or aultimate results. Choices:  1. The Vice President's August 2nd letter in effect interprets results as being restricted to end or ultimate results.  2. The letter from the Vice President on August 2nd emphasized that the only important measure of success was the ultimate results.  3. The Vice President believed a good faith effort by his institution was the most important measure of success in the field of education. 
Output: 3
Statement: It was like the Classic experiment--"  "How hot is your sun?"  There was a long pause. Choices:  1. It should have been like the Classic experiment. 2. It was like the Classic experiment. 3. It was nothing like the Classic experiment.
Output: 3
Statement: The official responsible for GAO evaluation work relating to the Federal Reserve System is James L. Bothwell, Director, Financial Institutions and Markets Issues. Choices:  1. James Bothwell has been the Financial Institutions Director at the Federal Reserve for over ten years.  2. Part of Mr. Bothwell's job at the Federal Reserve involves evaluation.  3. Mary Smith does all GAO evaluation in her new role as Director. 
Output: 3
Statement: you know we we've got folks running around here who get who get degrees in basket weaving and Choices:  1. It is amazing the range of things that are taught in schools. 2. There are people here who go to school for basket weaving. 3. I have never heard of a person getting a degree in craft work.
Output: 3
Statement: And then we failed to celebrate those successes as important milestones and victories. Choices:  1. Success should always be commemorated with honour and glory to remember them for all times.  2. We neglected acknowledging our successes for what they are worth.  3. Successes should be trivialized and acknowledged in a manner as discreet as possible. 
Output: 3
Statement: and never had a chance really to get back to boating again Choices:  1. I go boating every weekend and I enjoy it. 2. I wish I could go boating every weekend. 3. I have never gotten another chance to try boating.
Output: 1
Statement: Her work has been in substance abuse prevention in schools, where she encountered many social and legal beliefs that ran counter to her prevention education efforts. Choices:  1. She wasa substance abuse counselor at a nursing home.  2. It was difficult to stop the students from smoking weed.  3. She worked in a school substance abuse prevention program. 
Output: 1
Statement: I call it a theory but I'm pretty sure of my facts facts that are known to no one but myself. Choices:  1. This theory will soon shake up the world of science. 2. I am pretty sure of my facts, which are known to no one but myself, even though I call it a theory. 3. I call it a theory, but it's just a bunch of lies.
Output: 3
Statement: oh that could have been his whole career down the tubes Choices:  1. That could've been the end of his career. 2. I don't think that would've been the thing that torpedoed his career. 3. That one mistake could have been the end of his entire career.
Output: 2
Statement: uh they they've got a lot of uh rebuilding to do they traded for a lot of new players uh in the off season and it looks like it might help them but uh i think this is going to be a year for pulling together and looking for the future Choices:  1. They have a lot of work to do building their team. 2. They will need to get new players for the coming season. 3. They are good for the future, after buying a lot of new players.
Output: 3
Statement: we outgrew the need for that and so i used it for an aquarium Choices:  1. I used this to help the quality of where I keep my fish.  2. My fish love these improvements.  3. I'm not concerned with keeping water clean.
Output: 3
Statement: i kind of think it was necessary i mean i i i i don't i'm not a a big um pure power hitter anyway i mean i don't like these guys that get up there and swing for the downs every time i mean uh i think that uh that a player ought to hit a home run if he's got the pitch to do it but when you get two strikes on you you have a tendency you know you should you know shorten your swing a little bit you know if it's a perfect shot go for it but i mean you know the strike outs were a big problem for him and uh plus supposedly what i heard he was not much of a team player anyway so Choices:  1. He had only a couple of strike outs the whole season. 2. He had many strike outs during last season. 3. I heard that he was not a team player.
Output: 1
Statement: The inner courtyard, the Nasal Chowk, is one of the few that can be visited. Choices:  1. Nasal Chowk is not open to the public. 2. You can visit Nasal Chowk. 3. Only four of the forty local courtyards can be visited.
Output: 1
Statement: in in being a speaker for this Choices:  1. I wanted to get the conversation going. 2. I am not the speaker for this. 3. Being a speaker.
Output: 2
Statement: The AMIGA model reasonably captures those costs and benefits noted above that arise in market transactions. Choices:  1. The AMIGA model captures those costs in the stock market. 2. The AMIGA model captures those costs. 3. The AMIGA model captures those revenues.
Output: 3
Statement: In response to the question of whether the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 should be revisited, participants believed that although ultimately some technical changes to the act may be necessary, the SEC and the PCAOB needed to move forward to implement the act. Choices:  1. The SEC and PCAOB need to implement the act, not the participants. 2. The act involves treatment of animals. 3. The SEC and PCAOB can not implement the act, they have no power to do so.
Output: 3
Statement: Off to the left is the Yakushi-do, a temple honoring the manifestation of the Buddha as healer of illnesses. Choices:  1. The Yakushi-do receives 20,000 visitors every year. 2. There is a temple honoring Buddha called the Yakushi-do. 3. The Yakushi-do is a Christian church in southern Japan.
Output: 3
Statement: Then said; 'Yeah. Choices:  1. He said 'no'. 2. Yeah was said. 3. The man said 'Yeah". 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah the uh the we were shocked two mornings ago with uh the news that a forty year old man had sold his three year old son for forty dollars worth of crack Choices:  1. We were shocked with the news about a man selling his son for crack. 2. We had never heard of anyone selling their own child for some drugs. 3. We found it normal that adults could sell their children for drugs.
Output: 3
Statement: His Bose 901 loudspeakers, the company's premium line for 30 years, have nine speaker cones, positioned all over the cabinet, so that the sound bounces around your room just like in a concert hall. Choices:  1. His Bose 901 speakers are positioned all over his cabinet. 2. The cabinet was designed to house multiple speakers. 3. His Bose speakers are very quiet and cannot be heard very well at a distance.
Output: 3
Statement: After serving as a law clerk to the Honorable Edward Weinfeld, Choices:  1. They served as a law clerk to Edward Weinfeld.  2. After serving as a law clerk they decided that they wanted to join the circus.  3. After serving as a dish boy to jesus christ himself. 
Output: 3
Statement: Javea also has an interesting Museo Histerico y Etnografico with an important collection of Iberian finds from Sierra de Montge, and two strongly contrasting churches an early 16th-century fortified building, and a modern, boat-shaped structure. Choices:  1. There is an interesting museum and several churches in Javea. 2. Javea was recently settled for the first time in 1923. 3. Javea has a population of five thousand people and an economy centered around tourism.
Output: 2
Statement: The thousands of hectares under cultivation in the Nile Delta are one of the country's most lucrative export earners. Choices:  1. Nile delta has no exports. 2. Nile delta has other exports that earn more than hectares. 3. Hectares are a lucrative export of Nile Delta.
Output: 1
Statement: The French connection was to begin in 1682 when Rene Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, claimed for France a huge swath of territory radiating from the Mississippi. Choices:  1.  The French connection was to begin in 1682 starting from an action caused by Rene Robert Cavelier. 2. Had Rene Robert Cavelier not claimed for France, then the connection is thought to have never happened. 3. France had a tiny amount of territory along the Mississippi.
Output: 3
Statement: Issues and challenges for interventions in emergency settings Choices:  1. There aren't any challenges for interventions, are there? 2. Challenges are important for interferences in emergency settings. 3. Problems and challenges for interferences in emergency settings.
Output: 1
Statement: More recently it has been a leader in urban planning, careful to preserve its quiet charm and dignity. Choices:  1. As of late, it has silently made its way to the forefront of urban planning. 2. It's unexpectedly a good policy to consider for urban planning, but perhaps there are better options. 3. It has been blaring on the news about its oncoming failure for weeks.
Output: 3
Statement: In contrast, the successful organizations we studied monitor their internal and external environments continuously and systematically. Choices:  1. The organization doesn't monitor their environments  2. The successful organization monitored their environments continuously and systematically  3. The organization well monitors things 
Output: 1
Statement: The Postal Service argues that  Choices:  1. The postal service agrees. 2. The argument was made by the postal service. 3. The argument was intense.
Output: 1
Statement: Producers at This Week catch Clinton and Gore mispronouncing Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher's name at Satcher's swearing-in ceremony. Choices:  1. No one mispronounced David Satcher's name that evening, in fact everyone pronounced each syllable to a 'T'. 2. Clinton and Gore are ignorant due to the fact that they both mispronounced a man's name at his own government swearing in ceremony.  3. Bill Clinton and Al Gore were caught mispronouncing the Surgeon General's last name as he was being sworn in.
Output: 1
Statement: A day after that, he disappeared, or rather ceased to be visible. Choices:  1. He disappeared the next day. 2. He appeared the next day. 3. He disappeared into the woods the next day.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, what does Bush mean by equal opportunity? Choices:  1. Bush has spoken about the idea of equal opportunity. 2. Bush has never mentioned the idea of equal opportunity. 3. Bush's idea of equal opportunity may be different than most others'.
Output: 2
Statement: and this is Adrin, adventurer of the north. Choices:  1. Adrin is from the north. 2. Adrin is from the south. 3. Adrin is from forty miles north.
Output: 2
Statement: Lower down in the verbiage, Amazon concedes, Though we have tried hard to make this form easy to use, we know that it can be quite confusing the first time. Choices:  1. The wording was written by a lawyer. 2. Amazon made it difficult to understand on purpose. 3. Amazon tried to make it easy to use.
Output: 2
Statement: The monument of red porphyry from Finland rests on a pedestal of green granite, encircled by 12 colossal Victory pillars sculpted by Pradier. Choices:  1. The monument rests on a pedestal of green pillars. 2. The monument of red porphyry is in a museum in the heart of Paris. 3. Pradier sculpted 12 large encircling Victory pillars.
Output: 1
Statement: But Ved Mehta was always the butt of the worst abuse. Choices:  1. Ved Mehta continuously received the worst abuse. 2. Ved Mehta always received encouragement and support. 3. Ved Mehta came from an abusive family.
Output: 2
Statement: Try to visit early or late in the season to avoid the crowds and their worst excesses. Choices:  1. The best time to visit to avoid crowds is early or late in the season. 2. The middle of the seasons are peak times for tourists and isn't a good time to visit. 3. There isn't a best time to visit since there are so little tourists there, year round.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh and then see i didn't cross stitch the actual thumb print you know that was just the ink and then i made the ears and little eyes and nose and mouth that was so simple and it just it didn't take anything at all Choices:  1. The actual thumbprint was just the ink and it was really easy to make the facial features.  2. This part of the cross stitch project was really easy. 3. It was really difficult to make the eyes, ears, mouth and nose.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah i was the same way too i'm not a people person i i i hate um having to play such a nice guy you know especially when it's all phony especially when you got some uh jerk coming in Choices:  1. I am disgusted by other people. 2. I don't like pretending in front of other people. 3. Pretending to be nice in front of jerks is my favorite thing to do.
Output: 3
Statement: I did not want to mention the name of the person who was actually in my mind.  Choices:  1. I was dying to mention the people on my mind, so I did. 2. It felt unmentionable to speak of the person on my mind because I loved them dearly. 3. Mentioning the name of who I actually thought of felt unmentionable.
Output: 1
Statement: gonna to be expected Choices:  1. Cold weather is to be expected. 2. That's not to be expected. 3. That's to be expected.
Output: 2
Statement: A banner at the top of a Web page just isn't the same as a luxurious two-page color spread. Choices:  1. It's better to have a two-page color spread than a banner at the top. 2. A headline at the top of a web page isn't the same as a three-page color spread. 3. The two-page color spread is different than a banner at the top of a page.
Output: 2
Statement: It would be sheer folly for such a company to invent preposterous lies and spins and feed them to the nation's most prominent publications. Choices:  1. The company's bet route of action would be to make up a bunch of lies. 2. It wouldn't be smart for a company to produce a bunch of lies. 3. Producing a bunch of lies would cost the company loyal customers.
Output: 1
Statement: this is part of the old happiness aspect Choices:  1. This makes me terribly sad to talk about. 2. The happiness aspect will affect your motivation. 3. People believe this is one of the ways to be happy.
Output: 1
Statement: Kind of rubbing it in. Choices:  1. Adding insult to injury. 2. Not rubbing it in. 3. Making feel worse.
Output: 2
Statement: Dew was no gelding--he had all the equipment. Choices:  1. Dew was not neutered. 2. Dew was a gelding. 3. Dew was a fine horse with a penis.
Output: 2
Statement: oh we're really excited about it Choices:  1. We wish it would never happen at all. 2. We are really looking forward to it. 3. We have been waiting for it for weeks.
Output: 1
Statement: I have said that I highly regard you and that you have a bright future, and that the things about our relationship were without foundation. Choices:  1. In the past, I insulted you by saying I don't think much of you. 2. In the past, I've said that I think well of you and that your future is promising. 3. I said good things about you, but I was lying.
Output: 1
Statement: What better way to keep potential trouble-makers under his thumb than to coop them up at Versailles, and let them squabble for rights and privileges as futile as attending His Majesty's awakening? Choices:  1. Trouble-makers were cooped up at Versailles where they had petty squabbles. 2. The best way to keep trouble-makers under his thumb was to keep them outside of Versailles. 3. Despite being trouble-makers, they were treated well in Versailles as they squabbled about.
Output: 2
Statement:  "You've worked horses, and they can use another wrangler on the Range. Choices:  1. The Range needs another wrangler. 2. The Range needs another wrestler. 3. The Range needs another wrangler because the old wrangler died.
Output: 2
Statement: And the editor heard Jacob's plea. Choices:  1. Jacob's second plea was heard by the editor. 2. Jacob's request was heard by the editor. 3. Jacob kept his plea to himself.
Output: 3
Statement: you uh you uh take care of yourself and if you're ever up this way to TI in Attleboro look me up my name's Ray Smith and i work in building twelve Choices:  1. I would enjoy having you stop by for a visit. 2. My name is John Smith and I work in Nashville. 3. My name is Ray Smith and I work in Attleboro.
Output: 2
Statement: The information required by sections 603(b)(3) and (4) concerning the estimate of the classes of small entities subject to the Report and Order and the projected reporting, recordkeeping and other compliance requirements of the proposed rule is also included. Choices:  1. Sections 603(b)(3) and (4) have a requirement for certain information. 2. None of the required information is included. 3. The required information takes up 10 pages of the report.
Output: 2
Statement: covered up just right and all that so it's Choices:  1. It's completely uncovered right now. 2. We covered up the paint on the wall. 3. It's covered up properly.
Output: 1
Statement: His policy succeeded for a time, but following his abdication in a.d. 305, the empire continued to weaken, harassed by invaders and troubled by internal strife. Choices:  1. Invaders harassed the empire because they didn't like his policies. 2. His policies worked but the empire was still very troubled.  3. His abdication took place in 500 A.D. 
Output: 3
Statement: that's pretty much about the same time and i i built on two acres of land in a town called Cumberland Rhode Island Choices:  1. I own two acres of land in Cumberland, Rhode Island. 2. I used to own some land on Rhode Island. 3. I've never owned any land in my life.
Output: 3
Statement: that's right and then and then you start drawing your retirement pay and if you start drawing the social security they offset your retirement dollar for dollar Choices:  1. You start getting your retirement pay when you are older. 2. You start getting your retirement pay when you are about 70 years old. 3. You never get to take your retirement pay.
Output: 3
Statement: The Armitt Library and Museum Centre, just a little way beyond Bridge House, offers an interesting view on the life of the Lakes through the letters and books of local people. Choices:  1. Letters and books of local people have been collected and donated by locals for the last 25 years. 2. An interesting view on the life of the Lakes through the letters and books of local people is offered by The Armitt Library and Museum Centre. 3. The only thing beyond Bridge House is the graveyard.
Output: 3
Statement: Barry agreed that difficult cases do take most of the time and resources currently spent on alcohol problems in the ED. Choices:  1. The difficult cases do not take up much time. 2. Most difficult cases indeed take most of the time. 3. Most cases take less than a week to complete.
Output: 1
Statement: But them trains, they's pure pizen an' a full soppin' keg o' it!"Drew looked about him. Choices:  1. Drew was secretly in love with him. 2. Drew cast his eyes away from the man. 3. Drew set his eyes on the man.
Output: 2
Statement: In the past, the most obstinate white opponents of integration (the Goldwater wing of the Republican Party and conservative Southern Democrats ) argued that people should have the right to associate--or not to associate--with whomever they wish. Choices:  1. White opponents of integration supported their argument on the basis of freedom of association or non-association more specifically. 2. For many, history has since proven the Goldwater wing and the conservative Southern Democrats wrong. 3. Opponents of integration articulated their position on the basis of social standing making freedom of association immoral.
Output: 3
Statement: Just don't ask any hard questions of the book, because it won't answer them. Choices:  1. The book wont answer any hard questions. 2. All the answers to questions can be found in the book. 3. The Bible isn't going to answer any hard questions.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah our our numbers have been way down i don't know what they were Choices:  1. Our numbers have gone down by fifty percent. 2. Our numbers have skyrocketed from only two or three. 3. Our numbers have plummeted, and I am not sure what they were.
Output: 2
Statement: Such an approach invariably leads to added costs because programs are forced to fix problems late in development. Choices:  1. Approaches like that usually lead to added costs. 2. That's the safest approach possible in terms of avoiding unexpected costs. 3. Problems late in development are always guaranteed to happen.
Output: 2
Statement: Splendidly ornate stone friezes realistically depict battle scenes of World War I, with each branch of the forces represented. Choices:  1. The stone friezes show battle scenes. 2. The friezes show a nature scene. 3. The battle scenes show the king being killed 
Output: 2
Statement: PointCast has succeeded so far with a mass-market approach--relatively few news sources, sorted into relatively few buckets. Choices:  1. The approach uses a large amount of sources. 2. The mass-market approach was successful for PointCast. 3. The news sources were checked for reliability.
Output: 1
Statement: Unless it was because we happened to be here at a time when they wanted to start trouble?"He made that into a question and looked to Topham for the answer. Choices:  1. Topham was asked a question and they expect him to know the answer. 2. Topham was asked a question. 3. Topham was not asked a question.
Output: 3
Statement: 8 million to the Office of the Appellate Defender, which handles appeals for indigent criminal defendants in the First Department. Choices:  1. There is only 1 million going to the Office. 2. There are a lot of criminals who have appeals. 3. The Office of the Appellate Defender handles the appeals.
Output: 1
Statement: right yeah yeah well see i i grew up in Pittsburgh uh where Heinz ketchup is and my family is big ketchup yeah Choices:  1. I grew up in Pittsburgh but Heinz ketchup is from Cleveland. 2. Heinz ketchup is the most popular ketchup brand. 3. Heinz ketchup is from Pittsburgh and my family uses a lot of ketchup.
Output: 1
Statement: the number of solo mothers that that i encounter in the work place and that that is a little troublesome Choices:  1. There simply aren't many single mothers in the work place. 2. The frequency that I meet solo mothers at work is troubling so I reached out to them. 3. The amount of single mothers that I meet at work is somewhat troubling.
Output: 1
Statement: Kids are reintroducing prayer to public schools. Choices:  1. Kids may be taught by their parents to pray in school. 2. Public prayers is not going back into schools by kids. 3. Public prayer is finding its way back in schools by kids.
Output: 2
Statement: It is also dedicated to Horus since Egyptians thought that this was the place where the final battle between Horus and Seth (in the form of a crocodile) took place. Choices:  1. The reason the temple was dedicated to Horus is because he won the battle with Seth. 2. Horus and Seth both died in their battle. 3. A temple was built in order to worship the final battle between Egyptian deities.
Output: 2
Statement: Creative people still make their name here. Choices:  1. Creative souls still have the chance to possibly create a reputation here. 2. Creative souls does not have the chance to possibly create a reputation. 3. Creative souls still have the chance to create a reputation here.
Output: 2
Statement: so am i yes what a coincidence Choices:  1. What a coincidental meeting.  2. Pretty much what you'd expect. 3. Quite the coincidence. 
Output: 2
Statement: What are you thinking of? said Jane sharply. Choices:  1. Do not think of anything else! ordered Jane. 2. What is on your mind? said Jane abruptly. 3. What is your next plan? asked Jane impatiently.
Output: 1
Statement: Do most of us identify with one or the other or are they just oversimplified descriptions designed to attract associates surfing the Web? Choices:  1. Do most of us identify with that corporation or is it too simplified for people who are Googling? 2. We all identify with one option. 3. Do most of us identify with one option or is that just oversimplified to attract people on the web?
Output: 2
Statement: The media have no answer. Choices:  1. The media didn't reply. 2. The media responded immediately. 3. The media didn't reply to the President's accusations.
Output: 2
Statement: But it is well worth a visit to the top (a short hike from the bus stop) to peer down into the bleak, barren crater emitting puffs of sulfurous fumes and contrasting starkly with the colorful vegetation all around it. Choices:  1. The bus stop is not located at the top. 2. It is certainly a good opportunity to visit the top. 3. The top of the area has a beautiful scenery.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, seems Bill Henderson used to handle the responses, personally. Choices:  1.  Bill Henderson used to handle any responses publicly. 2.  Bill Henderson never used to handle any responses in a personal matter. 3.  Bill Henderson used to handle any responses in a personal matter.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah i rented the video i thought that was pretty good Choices:  1. I didn't know that the video was out already. 2. I watched the movie twice, since it was a video rental. 3. I rented the video, and I found the movie to be good.
Output: 1
Statement: That is very important." Choices:  1. That is crucial to the plan. 2. That is inconsequential. 3. That is crucial.
Output: 2
Statement: On 13 July 1789 a young firebrand orator, Camille Desmoulins, stood on a table at the Palais-Royal's Cafe de Foy to sound a call to arms. Choices:  1. Camille was the first to take up arms by stealing a guards musket. 2.  A call to arms was initiated in the first half of July, 1789.  3. The Palais-Royal's Cafe de Foy was never the site of any political or social unrest movements. 
Output: 3
Statement: The best way to visit the Mount of Olives is to take a taxi or bus (number 75 to Et-Tur, from the Damascus Gate bus station) to the top of the Mount, visit the points of interest there, and then walk down the hillside through the Garden of Gethsemane and the Jewish cemeteries to the Kidron Valley. Choices:  1. You only have to walk a kilometer to get to the Kidron Valley. 2. The Kidron Valley is heard to get to generally, but a taxi can make it easier. 3. To get to the Mount of Olives, get to the top of the mount and walk down through the Garden of Gethsemane to the Kidron Valley.
Output: 1
Statement: The Germans are so efficient. Choices:  1. The Germans are slow and they complicate things. 2. The Germans get things done quickly and easily. 3. The Germans use all kinds of technology to help with their work.
Output: 1
Statement: Indians courageously fought alongside the British troops, in Burma, the Middle East, and Europe, but Gandhi saw the British as a provocation for Japanese invasion and was jailed yet again, for launching a  Quit India  campaign in the year 1942. Choices:  1. Gandhi was jailed for the first time in his life because of the Quit India campaign. 2. Gandhi was jailed for the second time immediately after launching the Quit India campaign. 3. Gandhi was jailed because he launched a Quit India campaign.
Output: 1
Statement: It said this possibly reflected concerns about a planned amendment to the Irish Constitution that would make Irish reunification contingent on majority consent in Ulster. Choices:  1. The Irish constitution was being amended 2. There were lawyers involved in the amendment process 3. The Scottish had a say in the Irish amendments
Output: 3
Statement: But I don't believe that. Choices:  1. But I think it is not true at all. 2. But I have doubts about that. 3. But I completely buy it.
Output: 3
Statement: LOAN GUARANTEE COMMITMENT - A binding agreement by a federal agency to make a loan guarantee when specified conditions are fulfilled by the borrower, the lender, or any other party to the guarantee agreement. Choices:  1. There is no chance the Feds will guarantee any type of loan. 2. A loan can be ensured by the Federal government. 3. If the lendee is a veteran, the Federal government may guarantee their loan.
Output: 1
Statement: Auditors should use cost models to look for discrepancies with the cost and schedule estimates established for an acquisition. Choices:  1. Auditors ought to search for cost and schedule discrepancies using cost models. 2. Auditors must avoid at all costs the use of cost models. 3. Cost estimates are usually too low while schedule estimates tend to be overly optimistic.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm taking up your time, sir, he said with an effort. Choices:  1. With effort he said that he was taking up your time. 2. He was taking up his time as a distraction. 3. He easily said that he was helping to save you time.
Output: 3
Statement: The old bird's as close as an oyster!  Choices:  1. She used to fail all her classes at least twice. 2. She's just not very smart. 3. She's as smart as a steel trap.
Output: 3
Statement: You're quite safe." Her breath came more normally, and the colour was returning to her cheeks. Choices:  1. She started to relax and breath deeply. 2. She started recovering from the mild shock she had gone through. 3. She panicked and could not breath and got pale in the face.
Output: 3
Statement: I want to stress that our proposal would maintain the statutory preference for veterans and that we have no intention of deemphasizing our attempts to attain and maintain a highquality and diverse workforce. Choices:  1. We are seeking to even the playing field and eliminate the discriminatory practices of showing preference for special groups like veterans. 2. Our proposal would not change the status quo of showing a preference for veterans. 3. We are committed to ensuring our veterans have a place in the workforce, and off the government dole.
Output: 1
Statement: Those flowery moves may blow up the underskirts of young noble women but they will get you killed out here. Choices:  1. There was no danger where they were. 2. Flowery moves don't belong out here. 3. The flowery moves were being performed on a battlefield.
Output: 1
Statement: You're not going to convince anyone with a display like that.' Choices:  1. You won't have any luck convincing people with your display in this condition. 2. You won't gain any attention with your display outdated, old and broken down as it is. 3. The eye-catching display was very adequate to get the point across.
Output: 3
Statement: it it became a chore Choices:  1. It was a bit of work. 2. It was easy and fun. 3. I didn't like to do it.
Output: 2
Statement: 34As defined in this standard, annual investment includes more than the annual expenditure reported by character class for budget execution.  Choices:  1. The report subtracts annual expenditures from annual investments. 2. Budget executions involve yearly investment and expenditure reports. 3. The report includes monthly investments and expenditures.
Output: 3
Statement: 1) The Washington Post reported that a top Iranian official has been linked to the group suspected in last year's bombing of a U.S. military base in Saudi Arabia. Choices:  1. The Post said an Iranian official was linked to the group that bombed the base. 2. The Post said an Iranian governor was linked to the group that bombed the base. 3. The Post said an Iranian official was not linked to the group that bombed the base.
Output: 3
Statement: Ah, yes, my young friend of the tree episode!  Choices:  1. The friend from the tree episode is an older gent. 2. There was a tree episode.  3. The episode was a television program.
Output: 1
Statement: He had saved my life before. Choices:  1. He saved me from a certain death in battle. 2. He saved me. 3. I had saved him and he never returned the favor.
Output: 3
Statement: When an Oregon Supreme Court Justice arrived at Central Oregon's Office of Legal Aid Services Wednesday evening about 30 minutes late and with wind-blown hair, nobody thought much of it. Choices:  1. Nobody worries if an Oregon Supreme Court Justice shows up late. 2. The Oregon judge likely won't get reelected if he shows up late. 3. The justice system is very relaxed in Oregon.
Output: 2
Statement: Usually D'Amato dictates a campaign, and his opponent desperately plays defense. Choices:  1. While his opponent dictates a campaign offensively, D'Amato desperately plays defense.  2. D'Amato's opponents desperately play defense while D'Amato usually dictates the campaign. 3. D'Amato refuses to dictate campaign more than once per opponent. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i expect it would yeah but boy it would move you across the water though Choices:  1. I'm sure that engine could move both you and your kids across the water with no difficulty. 2. Indeed, that engine would be more than adequate for your needs. 3. It would not be enough to move you across the water; it doesn't have nearly enough horsepower.
Output: 3
Statement: The tiles are original Iznik faence, with floral designs; the woodwork of the doors and shutters is delicately inlaid with ivory and mother-of-pearl. Choices:  1. Ivory and mother-of-pearl adorn the doors and the shutters. 2. The tiles and the woodwork are plain and severe-looking, with no decorations. 3. The woodwork is wrought in the traditional style.
Output: 2
Statement: Slate 's Movies Today dialogue between David Denby and Alex Ross has inspired some interesting posts in the Movies and Television thread. Choices:  1. The thread about films and television have talked about the conversation between David Denby and Alex Ross. 2. David Denby and Alex Ross' recent dialogue sparked a heated debate in the Movies and TV thread. 3. Despite the outlandish remarks from Denby regarding Ross, no one in the Movies and Television thread seemed interested in discussing it.
Output: 3
Statement: Pleasant, informal dairy restaurant in an old building with a lovely large summer patio. Choices:  1. The restaurant has a wonderful patio. 2. The restaurant has a wonderful patio with lots of tables. 3. The restaurant only has seating inside.
Output: 3
Statement: , provider types or technologies). Choices:  1. Provider types or technologies available. 2. There are 12 different provider types  3. There are no provider types of technologies offered.
Output: 3
Statement: Postal Service, which is not subject to the travel rules that apply to most federal agencies--said that the Service does not prohibit its employees from making personal use of the frequent flyer miles received on official travel. Choices:  1. Postal service do not have a lot of rules. 2. Travel rules do not affect the postal service. 3. The postal service has the same travel rules.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah do you ever watch the Mavericks Choices:  1. Do you ever watch the Atlanta Hawks? 2. Do you usually watch the Mavericks? 3. Do you ever watch the Dallas Mavericks?
Output: 1
Statement:  "Dratted sylphs. Choices:  1. Bless those sylphs! 2. Those darn sylphs. 3. It would be easier for everyone if the sylphs had never existed.
Output: 1
Statement: well we get the same things trees being uprooted limbs falling all over the place power lines getting torn completely off the poles being completely pulled out of the ground Choices:  1. There was almost $100,000 of damage in our town last year from natural elements. 2. Many levels of destruction are caused by winds and storms in our area. 3. Due to living in a Valley, we are protected from winds and other elements which would usually cause damage.
Output: 3
Statement: and got all these cats around so they they keep me occupied well they Choices:  1. There are so many cats that I do not have time for dogs.   2. I have plenty of spare time because the cats are no bother.   3. All of these cats keep me well occupied.  
Output: 2
Statement: 'I should think not,' I cut him off. Choices:  1. I let him keep talking. 2. I stopped him from speaking. 3. I cut him off out of frustration.
Output: 1
Statement: The objective is to keep the won from falling much more than is necessary for the long-run adjustment of the Korean economy, and thereby to prevent unnecessary bankruptcies and unnecessary depression of Korean income and employment. Choices:  1. Dropping the won as low as possible in value is the goal.  2. Preventing bankruptcies and depression in the Korean economy is the goal of keeping the won from falling.  3. Keeping the won from falling involves influencing banks and financiers through government agencies. 
Output: 1
Statement:  He deserves the $400,000 he gets for each painting because he's such a good guy. Choices:  1. He makes $400,000 for each painting and is a good guy on top of that. 2. He could be making more than $400,000 for each painting but he is too good of a guy to ask for more. 3. He is a terrible guy and really doesn't deserve the massive amount of money he makes per painting.
Output: 3
Statement: Self-administered questionnaires, computer screen interactions, or interview techniques may be easier to implement. Choices:  1. It might be easier to implement a computer screen interaction. 2. Implementing self-administered questionnaires would be much more difficult. 3. The interview techniques would be most effective, but cost more money.
Output: 2
Statement: Over to you, Jodi, Choices:  1. Back to you, Jodi. 2. Your turn, Jodi. 3. Stop it, Jodi.
Output: 3
Statement: Did you do what Jon told you to do? asked Adrin, Ca'daan nodded. Choices:  1. Ca'daan said he'd fought like he was supposed to. 2. Ca'daan said he had done what he was supposed to do. 3. Ca'daan said he hadn't done his task yet.
Output: 3
Statement: White cleared his throat. Choices:  1. White made a noise in his throat. 2. White wanted attention and made a noise in his throat. 3. White stayed quiet.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah well i don't either unfortunately i don't have to work in those companies  but uh i i uh Choices:  1. I don't have to go into those factories to work. 2. I have to work there. 3. I don't have to work in those companies.
Output: 2