niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Over the years, Congress, EPA and the States have responded to specific environmental and public health problems by developing separate regulatory programs for utilities to address the specific problems. Choices:  1. Dozens of lawmakers have been involved in the decisions necessary to develop separate regulatory programs. 2. Over the years, Congress, EPA and the States have responded to specific environmental and public health problems by developing  a single regulatory program for utilities to address the specific problems. 3. Congress, EPA and the States have developed multiple regulatory programs for utilities.
Output: 2
Statement: The notion of the informed citizen puts too much pressure on individuals, where the cruder but more inspiring politics of the Gilded Age mobilized voters on Election Day. Choices:  1. The politics of the Gilded Age could not move any of the voters on Election Day. 2. The politics of the Gilded Age made people go and vote. 3. Almost everyone who had registered was able to vote on Election Day.
Output: 1
Statement: They incorporate information management as an intrinsic part of their business planning and decision making processes, discussing the benefits and risks associated with specific strategies for improving service, reducing cycle time, or reducing costs. Choices:  1. Making service better isn't an issue that is discussed during the decision making process. 2. The data that goes into information management needs to be thorough or else management can't use it. 3. The risks associated with particular cost reduction plans are included in the process of information management.
Output: 1
Statement: Miss Howard had always seemed to me so essentially honest ”almost uncomfortably so. Poirot gave me a curious look, which I could not quite fathom.  Choices:  1. Miss Howard seems very trustworthy, but Poirot gave me a strange look, which I could not understand. 2. Miss Howard seems overly dishonest and Poirot gave me an approving look. 3. I told Poirot that Miss Howard seemed extremely honest and he gave me quite a shocked look.
Output: 2
Statement: Just east of the intersection, in Saladin Street, is the entrance to the eerie Tombs of the Kings, which is actually the first-century tomb of Queen Helena of Adiabne (in Mesopotamia), a convert to Judaism. Choices:  1. Criminals are buried in the Tombs of the Kings found in Helena Street. 2. The Tombs of the Kings is located in Saladin Street. 3. Queens of Judaism are always buried in the Tombs of the Kings, which is found in Saladin Street.
Output: 1
Statement: oh then my wife and you would probably get along well um-hum Choices:  1. You will probably get along well with my wife. 2. You probably won't get along with my wife. 3. You will probably get along well with my wife but she can be feisty.
Output: 2
Statement: So we started drivin' north, an' they jumped us." Choices:  1. We jumped them when we went north.  2. They jumped us when we went north.  3. They stole our money when they jumped us. 
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, regulators may need to look beyond the United States to consider the merit of whether these positions should be held by different individuals. Choices:  1. There are conflicting factors in the United States to determine the merit. 2. One can look within the United States to determine the merit. 3. The merit of these positions will be need to be evaluated outside of the United States.
Output: 2
Statement: I awaited the right time. Choices:  1. I waited seven hours until it was safe. 2. I couldn't stand to wait, I had to go now! 3. I waited until the time was right.
Output: 2
Statement: The affinity between pigeons and tourists makes sense. Choices:  1. The link between pigeons and tourists isn't apparent to most people. 2. It makes sense that pigeons and tourists have similarities. 3. Pigeons and tourists both flock to wide-open areas and annoy the locals.
Output: 1
Statement: It's part of the AC Hoteles family that includes the luxurious Santo Mauro in Madrid. Choices:  1. The AC hotels family is known for being high quality. 2. It is an independent hotel, not a chain. 3. The Santo Mauro in Madrid is in the same family of hotels as this one
Output: 2
Statement: A short bus or taxi ride into the steep hillsides northeast of Funchal (on the road to Camacha) leads to the Jardim Botanico (Botanical Garden), the island's most comprehensive public garden. Choices:  1. The island has a public garden at the Jardim Botanico. 2. The Jardim Botanico is a private zoo completely devoid of plants. 3. The garden features several different types of man eating plants.
Output: 2
Statement: and their vote didn't count Choices:  1. They knew that their vote was meaningless. 2. They were excited to see how their vote was counted. 3. Their particular vote was not counted.
Output: 2
Statement: The article was referring to GAO's April 1999 report on wildfires. Choices:  1. April 1999 is the only month with wildfires reported by GAO. 2. GAO has never reported on any wildfires in 1999. 3. Wildfires of 1999 were referred by the article.
Output: 2
Statement: [W]itty popular science that you enjoy ... Choices:  1. Witty popular science that you think is enjoyable because of its awe inspiring nature. 2. Witty popular science that you think is boring and unpleasant. 3. Witty popular science that you think is enjoyable.
Output: 2
Statement: Audit documentation should contain sufficient information to enable an experienced reviewer, who has had no previous connection with the audit, to ascertain from the audit documentation the evidence that supports the auditors' significant judgments and conclusions. Choices:  1. Audit documentation should have enough information to help a reviewer make conclusions about he validity of the audit. 2. Audit documentation should have enough information to help a reviewer write a report. 3. Audit documentation should have enough information to help a reviewer make conclusions.
Output: 2
Statement: To receive facsimile copies of the daily list or any list from the past 30 days, please call (202) 512-6000 using a touchtone phone. Choices:  1. Copies are available by fax.  2. You may only request copies from the last 2 weeks.  3. You must given 24 hour notice to receive a copy of the daily list. 
Output: 2
Statement: i've uh as far as i'm concerned i find that the young women have lost so much because they have become more aggressive and more dominating and i think that comes about from their being a definite factor in the job market now Choices:  1. Young women have lost more since they need to be more aggressive to land a career. 2. They have it so easy since they do not need much effort to start a new career path. 3. They want to do what it takes to get the job.
Output: 2
Statement: oh how fantastic how fantastic Choices:  1. Gross, I can't stand this. 2. Fabulous, just fabulous. 3. Fabulous, just fabulous, I love this.
Output: 1
Statement: something else in my kitchen it was all kitchen stuff they put me on and they all called me you know and each one asked me when my wife was going to be here Choices:  1. I was helpless in the kitchen, so they asked when my wife could come help. 2. They all wanted to know when my wife would arrive. 3. No one inquired about when my wife would come.
Output: 3
Statement: She stabbed me in the heart. Choices:  1. I got stabbed to death. 2. I got stabbed. 3. I ran away before she could hit me.
Output: 3
Statement: I've lived in the world rather longer than you have.  Choices:  1. I am older than you are.   2. I have more experience than you do.   3. I was born yesterday.  
Output: 3
Statement: This approach also would reduce states' administrative burdens and obligations. Choices:  1. The approach does come with higher costs though. 2. The approach would reduce state burdens and obligations. 3. The approach is meant to eliminate state burdens.
Output: 3
Statement: Wade had ended differently, argues Largent, the United States would have 23 million more taxpayers to pay as we go. Choices:  1. Since Wade ended in a way Largent was not prepared for, he argues the US could have 23 million more taxpayers. 2. Because of Wade ending, not many people will be paying taxes. 3. It was important to Largent that the amount of potential tax payers was conveyed. 
Output: 2
Statement: An additional dollar of government saving and debt reduction does not automatically increase national saving and investment by a dollar because changes in saving by households and businesses will tend to offset some of the change in government saving. Choices:  1. Spending on savings and debt must reduced by 10% for their to be an increase in national saving and investment.  2. A reduction of just $1 in government saving and debt expenditures will increase national saving and investment also by $1.  3. When the government reduces saving and debt by one dollar, national saving and investment does not, in turn, increase by a dollar. 
Output: 2
Statement: Precisely.  Choices:  1. I know for a fact. 2. Unsure. 3. Absolutely.
Output: 2
Statement: And during a short career as a Cornhusker football player, he shooed a young Tom Osborne off a practice field. Choices:  1. Tom Osborne was ten years old when he was shooed off the field. 2. He never shooed Tom Osborne off the practice field. 3. He shooed a young Tom Osborne off a practice field.
Output: 2
Statement: i mean they had the same ideals and the same basic beliefs Choices:  1. They were under the same umbrella religious group. 2. They did not have anything in common with each other. 3. They shared the same ideals and basic beliefs.
Output: 2
Statement: I can't remember if it came from the tenure committee or the gentleman's club where I used to lap dance. Choices:  1. I've never given a lap dance. 2. I used to lap dance at the gentleman's club. 3. I miss lap dancing at the gentleman's club.
Output: 1
Statement: 'I'm sure whoever did it is filled with remorse.' Choices:  1. Whoever did this must not care for what they've done. 2. I'm quite sure that whoever did such a thing would be filled with guilt. 3. I'm sure that whoever did this is probably feeling guilty for their actions, but there are a lot of awful people in this world who wouldn't bat an eye at this kind of thing, so truly, I don't know.
Output: 1
Statement: Nails must be hammered into them, big ones. Choices:  1. You need to hammer small nails into them 2. You need to hammer big nails into them. 3. You need to hammer big nails into the roof.
Output: 1
Statement: In the valley, at least the main street of principal villages is paved and accessible by taxi and bus, though the slower pace of walking or cycling is the most pleasant way to enter this world where time seems to have stopped. Choices:  1. Traveling around the valley by foot is the most pleasant way but you can also take a taxi.  2. In that valley the best way to get around is taxi or bus. 3. In the valley walking or cycling is the most pleasant way to see all of the old temples.
Output: 2
Statement: It was certainly utterly dissimilar.  Choices:  1. It was very much not like it at all.  2. It was exactly the same.  3. It wasn't similar at all but it was like the other one instead. 
Output: 2
Statement: What about it, Kirby? Choices:  1. What about that, Kirby? 2. I don't care about your opinion, Kirby. 3. What about it, Kirby? Are you uncomfortable talking about that topic?
Output: 2
Statement: Results-oriented managers view training as an investment rather than an expense. Choices:  1. Some managers send troublesome employees to training just to get them out of the office. 2. Result oriented managers all know that training is a wasteful expense. 3. Many managers believe that training is an investment.
Output: 2
Statement: A rice-planting ceremony is held in mid-March, during which the shrine's sacred rice field is symbolically replanted. Choices:  1. During the rice planting ceremony, over a thousand pounds of rice is planted. 2. A special rice-planting ceremony is held during late May. 3. The shine's sacred rice field is replanted during a special ceremony in March.
Output: 2
Statement: This is about changing people's lives. Choices:  1. This doesn't affect anyone. 2. This changes peoples lives by giving them tools they need. 3. This changes peoples' lives.
Output: 1
Statement: Swimming pools, spa, tennis, and children's programs attract couples and families. Choices:  1. The seven swimming pools are great for kids and families. 2. Swimming pools are great for kids and families. 3. Swimming pools do not allow children.
Output: 3
Statement: There's a superb gift shop on the premises. Choices:  1. The premisis of the museum has a superb gift shop. 2. The premisis has a superb gift shop. 3. The premisis does not have a gift shop.
Output: 3
Statement: you know that Choices:  1. I know this. 2. I don't know that. 3. That's something which you know. 
Output: 2
Statement: Ceteris paribus, less efficient postal services do not have greater scale economies than more efficient ones. Choices:  1. Scale economies are correlated with more efficient postal service operations. 2. Scale economies certainly have no effect on efficiency. 3. The marginal benefits of increasing scale economies drop off rapidly at the high end.
Output: 2
Statement: Indeed, if the PDFA had a shred of integrity, its ads would be battling alcohol and tobacco, America's two most injurious drugs and the two most popular among teens. Choices:  1. The PDFA's ads battle drugs other than alcohol and tobacco. 2. Alcohol and tobacco are more popular among teens than any other drugs. 3. I think the PDFA has a lot of integrity.
Output: 3
Statement: I decided that the department had acted illegally. Choices:  1. It was my opinion that the department was within the law. 2. The department acted illegally and I made a decision about it. 3. I had also acted illegally, so I decided to keep it under wraps.
Output: 1
Statement:   Employees' overall satisfaction with the organization. Choices:  1. The employees are all very unhappy with the organization. 2. 85% of employees are happy with the organization. 3. Employees are happy with the organization.
Output: 1
Statement: New arrivals especially should lie low during the most blistering hours to avoid burns or exhaustion. Choices:  1. New people should always be out and about even during the hottest hours. 2. New people should stay down during the hottest times so they don't burn. 3. The hottest hours are between 12 pm and 3 pm.
Output: 1
Statement: and and i just wonder if maybe day uh the home schooling is going to come into more and more uh homes Choices:  1. I wonder if home schooling will increase in my city. 2. Home schooling is going to be outlawed.  3. I wonder if home schooling will increase.
Output: 2
Statement: Alice has a predictable reaction to this  Choices:  1. No one could have predicted Alice's reaction 2. Alice reacts excitedly to the news 3. Alice responds in a predictable way to this
Output: 1
Statement: Our estimate assumes that crops are evenly mixed between relatively sensitive and relatively insensitive varieties. Choices:  1. Our estimate makes no assumption as to the proportion of different crop varieties. 2. Relatively insensitive varieties of crops are more profitable than the more sensitive kinds. 3. There is an assumption that half the crops are relatively sensitive.
Output: 1
Statement: The royal quarters have changed little since that time. Choices:  1. The living areas have all been upgraded with a completely modern design. 2. Since that time, the royal quarters have changed little. 3. Though the royal quarters have changed little, their surroundings have not.
Output: 1
Statement: right right well i i work on GM cars only and i haven't noticed that that much usually the metrics will fit they're so close there's an overlap Choices:  1. I have always noticed that when working on GM cars. 2. It may be more noticeable on cars that are not GM. 3. I work mostly on GM cars haven't haven't noticed it much.
Output: 1
Statement: The numeral III could be for high-cost areas. Choices:  1. The number 3 can be high cost areas 2. The number 3 is for low cost areas 3. The number 3 is great
Output: 2
Statement: i guess what makes me think of that you know uh you hear them doing that like it's a or like Amtrak you know if if they have a derailment or or transportation industry it seems like if there's accidents train accidents things like that they test and i think well why not because we do have some large industrial accidents sometimes Choices:  1. The Amtrak derailments are always studied intensely  2. Amtrak trains never derail. 3. There are Amtrak derailments.
Output: 2
Statement: it's like a mystery uh theater uh that you you know you eat dinner and all through dinner they're they're doing this act and they they get supposedly get the audience involved in it and everything and that that sounds like that would be hilarious you know Choices:  1. the actors never interact with the audience during the show 2. they put on an interactive show for the audience during dinner 3. they ask audience members to come on stage
Output: 1
Statement: An' when our boys licked up a nest of th' varmints why, we'd taken us a mess o' respectable Yank 'Irregulars,' 'cordin' to their story. Choices:  1. Their story was completely fake. 2. They said that we ate meat in that story, but we are vegetarian. 3. According to their story, when our boys licked up a nest of the varmints why, we'd taken us a mess of respectable Yank 'Irregulars.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Because I can assure you I am very much smarter than you. Choices:  1. I think you are mentally retarded. 2. I am confident about my superiority in intelligence. 3. You are definitely smarter than me.
Output: 3
Statement: So what's  defiling cadavers or practicing on patients or animals? Choices:  1. Is it not better to practice on cadavers? 2. What is doing experiments on living or dead people? 3. So what's honoring cadavers by having them serve for experiments?
Output: 3
Statement: right right it does indeed uh-huh Choices:  1. Yes it does mean that I am a sociopath.  2. No it doesn't.  3. Yes it does. 
Output: 2
Statement: The classic OPEN sign is a 35-inch by 15-inch rectangle, with a dozen feet of 12-millimeter tube in the word OPEN and another 8 feet in the border. Choices:  1. There are specific dimensions for the classic signage.  2. The CLOSED sign was out of order. 3. They were all made in the same factory.
Output: 2
Statement: St. Anne's Church on Dawson Street has lunchtime concerts and the Bank of Ireland Arts Centre in Foster Place off College Green has both a lunchtime and evening concert series. Choices:  1. St Anne's Church hold their concerts at noon on weekdays.  2. Musical performances are held regularly in St. Anne's Church and the Bank of Ireland Arts Centre.  3. The Bank of Ireland Arts Centre have musical performances exclusively in the evenings only. 
Output: 3
Statement: Particulate Air Pollution as a Predictor of Mortality in a Prospective Study of U.S. Choices:  1. This study is about Particulate Air Pollution as a Predictor of infertility. 2. This study is about Particulate Air Pollution as a Predictor of Mortality. 3. This study is about Particulate Air Pollution as a Predictor of Mortality and was revolutionary.
Output: 1
Statement: Then a bray Croaker sounding off. Choices:  1. A bray Croaker did not make any noise then. 2. A bray Croaker sounded off then. 3. After an attack started, a bray Croaker sounded off.
Output: 1
Statement: well that's what i meant yeah they get by Chicago hey can get by Atlanta Choices:  1. If they beat Chicago, they will beat Atlanta.  2. If they beat Chicago, the city of Atlanta will burn to the ground.  3. If they beat Chicago, they can beat Atlanta.
Output: 2
Statement: Khajuraho was capital of the Rajput kingdom of the Chandellas, a clan that brought vigour to love and war, as is clear in the temples they built from the tenth to the 12th centuries. Choices:  1. The Chandellas never built temples in the 10th century. 2. The Chandelas art and architecture told stories of their lives. 3. The Chandellas clan built temples from the tenth to 12th centuries.
Output: 1
Statement: uh i saw it on the news uh i saw it on the news yes the bulk of immigrants legal immigrants to this country are successful you know they pay to end up as tax paying citizens Choices:  1. I saw on the news that most legal immigrants in this country are successful and they become tax paying citizens 2. I read this same information about legal immigrants in the newspaper. 3. I saw on the news that most illegal immigrants are successful and pay taxes.
Output: 3
Statement: Under this approach, an owner prepares a project scope definition and then engages a single entity that will provide all services necessary to complete the design and construct the facility. Choices:  1. The facility will be built by robots.  2. The owner provides tools to build the facility. 3. With this approach, the owner will involve something that is important for the completion of the facility. 
Output: 1
Statement: We have a problem concerning gift etiquette. Choices:  1. The problem we have with gift etiquette is people not knowing how to choose appropriate gifts. 2. When it comes to gift etiquette, there is definitely a problem here. 3. We don't have any issues here when it comes to gift etiquette.
Output: 3
Statement: He does none of the line editing of articles for Transition , even though it proclaims his editorship in ads. Choices:  1. Transition states someone is editing even though they aren't. 2. Transition has stated many false employees in their business. 3. He is an official editor of Transition, and they state the fact.
Output: 3
Statement: Each fall the temple has a special night-time illumination of its many maple trees, their flaming reds and oranges highlighted with strategically placed pin-spotlights. Choices:  1. The maple trees were planted by priests at the temple over a hundred years ago. 2. At nighttime during fall, the maple trees at the temple are lit up by spotlights. 3. The monks at the temple recently felled all of their maple trees and sold them for firewood.
Output: 3
Statement: is big on business attire and so um um he sort of funnels that down to uh to the people that work in his group so um i i i enjoy it i think it uh it makes a nice environment and uh i don't know gives it a little more business type uh atmosphere Choices:  1. All of those who work in his group enjoy wearing business attire.  2. Business attire makes for a nice work environment and a more businesslike atmosphere.  3. Everyone in his group dresses casually at work. 
Output: 3
Statement: that's i think that's what my concern was was it really sure and how they would how they would last Choices:  1. I was worried if it was sure and how long it would last for. 2. If it only lasted for a few days, then it wasn't worth buying. 3. I had no concerns and was ready to accept anything no matter the details.
Output: 3
Statement: A few people scratched their heads; wondering if this might be a joke. Choices:  1. A few people scratched their heads because the joke was so offensive. 2. People were wondering if it was a joke. 3. Everyone knew that it was a joke.
Output: 3
Statement: I was left in silence, holding the receiver. Choices:  1. I was holding on to the satellite receiver.  2. I was shouting in fear as I held on to my last cigarette.  3. I was quietly holding on to the receiver. 
Output: 2
Statement: hence is possible error as you can see in all the ironsides Choices:  1. It is possibly an error that can be seen in all ironsides. 2. There is certainly no error to be found in all the ironsides. 3. It might take a bit of effort to notice the error.
Output: 2
Statement: yes nice to have spoken with you too bye-b ye Choices:  1. I hope we talk again in the future. 2. I enjoyed speaking to you today. 3. Talking to you was a waste of my time.
Output: 3
Statement: What do you mean by you 'suppose'?  Choices:  1. What is your mother's first and last name? 2. What do you mean when you say you 'suppose'? 3. Please explain what you mean by you 'suppose'.
Output: 1
Statement: The crypt is a grim maze of corridors lined with cells containing the tombs of the famous, as well as the not-so-famous. Choices:  1. The tombs in the labyrinth contain only the tombs of the famous. 2. The cells in the labyrinth contain tombs of the famous. 3. The crypt is a labyrinth of corridors filled with cells.
Output: 1
Statement: Every additional copy of Windows 95 costs Microsoft ... Choices:  1. There is a small charge to Microsoft for every copy of Win 95. 2. Each copy of Win 95 costs Microsoft. 3. Microsoft never put out a OS called Windows 95.
Output: 3
Statement: Bloodthirsty murderers threaten us and we are defenseless. Choices:  1. We're safe from the murderers. 2. We're defenseless and murderers threaten us. 3. We're defenseless because we don't have our reinforcements. 
Output: 1
Statement: Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, and Jean Harlow were three of the many stars who once lived here. Choices:  1. Many other famous celebrities lived there.  2. Among the celebrities who lived there are Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, and Jean Harlow. 3. Ordinary Joes once lived here. 
Output: 3
Statement: Having been told he was too complex for pop music, he was now regarded as too simple-minded to write show scores. Choices:  1. It was thought that he was too simple to write show scores.   2. He won awards for pop music but not for show scores.   3. Show scores can be written by the simple minded.  
Output: 3
Statement: i i can probably go on but it's it's uh i'm clouding up right now Choices:  1. I can't continue because I'm too high right now 2. We can continue when I'm not clouding up. 3. I can most likely continue but I'm clouding up at the moment.
Output: 1
Statement: It's just an idea that came into my head a long time ago. Choices:  1. I never really thought of that. 2. I've had a rough idea for a while. 3. It's an idea I came up with a while ago.
Output: 1
Statement: They put you in harmony with the rest of the material world, as well as with the electronically written universe on the Internet. Choices:  1. They put you in touch with the real world as well as the virtual world.  2. The virtual world is better than the actual one.  3. The real world is more in touch.
Output: 3
Statement: The banging and beating on the door was terrific. Choices:  1. The banging and beating almost broke the door down. 2. There was a wonderful banging and beating on the door. 3. The soft knocks on the door were mortifying.
Output: 3
Statement: well i find it a great use from the standpoint that you don't have to continue to write checks in order to get cash Choices:  1. The debit card was also an ATM friendly company meaning you could request cash out of an ATM machine almost anywhere around the country when you travel.  2. You don't have to continue to write checks in order to get cash because there are other methods that would be of greater use.  3. Writing checks is the more efficient way to go about getting cash under any and all circumstances. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah but Congress never really had the right to give it to them is the is the real argument Choices:  1. Congress didn't have the right. 2. Congress didn't overstep their bounds at all. 3. Congress did a lot more than they were entitlted to.
Output: 2
Statement: Excellent value. Choices:  1. It is an excellent value. 2. It is a very poor value. 3. It is an excellent value at just $130 a night.
Output: 2
Statement: Once again I could not help regretting that my friend was so prone to lose his head in moments of excitement.  Choices:  1. My friend never got worked up. 2. I couldn't help regretting that my friend would get so upset. 3. I couldn't help regretting that my friend would get so upset over stupid things.
Output: 1
Statement: Time 's cover story argues that Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's findings of fact could not have been worse for Microsoft and could be used against Microsoft by competitors in private antitrust actions. Choices:  1. Time wrote a story about Judge Jackson's findings. 2. Time said Jackson's findings were terrible for Microsoft. 3. Time said Jackson's findings were great for Microsoft.
Output: 3
Statement: If you do decide to go in summer, start early in the day. Choices:  1. If you go in summer, go during late day. 2. If you don't start early in the day when visiting during the summer, there will be disastrous repercussions.  3. Start early in the day if you go in summer.
Output: 1
Statement: Strychnine is, in a certain sense, a cumulative poison, but it would be quite impossible for it to result in sudden death in this way.  Choices:  1. It takes decades for strychnine to take its toll on a person's health. 2. Strychnine is a poison which needs a lot of time to affect somebody's health noticeabily. 3. Strychnine can under no circumstances cause death.
Output: 3
Statement: The massive H??tel des Invalides was built by Louis XIV as France's first national hospital for soldiers. Choices:  1. France's first national hospital for soldiers was the Hotel des Invalides. 2. Louis XIV was a shrewd king who knew well how to build support for his hospital. 3. The Hotel des Invalides only serves one region in France due to its limitations in size.
Output: 3
Statement:  If most people live another fifty years after college and if college costs a total of more than $100,000, then the additional sex achieved by college students over their high school counterparts is purchased at Heidi Fleiss  about $1,000 per. Choices:  1. College graduates are more likely to pay for sex. 2. Clients of Heidi Fleiss spend about $1,000 per purchase. 3. College education is free to the student.
Output: 3
Statement: LC50s for flow-through tests with Mysidopsis bahia and Cyprinodon variegatus were calculated two different ways -- (1) on the basis of the nominal toxicant concentrations (Nom), and (2) on the basis of measured (Meas) toxicant concentrations. Choices:  1. One of the ways LC50s were calculated was with nomincal toxicant concentrations. 2. Mysidopsis bahia and Cyprinodon variegatus contain toxins. 3. Toxins are great for the body.
Output: 3
Statement: I didn't see it either until now.  Choices:  1. This is the first time I notice it, too. 2. Oh, I never noticed the similarities between the two. 3. Well, it's always been there.
Output: 3
Statement: The key turned in the lock. Choices:  1. Key was placed in the lock to turn it. 2. The lock was old and rusty. 3. The key was never found.
Output: 3
Statement: Moreover, Gore's patron, Bill Clinton, overshadows the campaign as a constant reminder of the contrast between serving and not serving. Choices:  1. Clinton overshadowed Gore in his campaign.  2. Gore was unhappy about Clinton gaining most of the spotlight.  3. Gore was not outshined by anyone.
Output: 3
Statement: This review is referred to as the prepayment examination. Choices:  1. The prepayment examination is a review. 2. This review is referred to as extortion. 3. The prepayment examination is the final step in the process.
Output: 2
Statement: oh well i i i don't mind doing like gardening or just stuff like that but i'm just regular cutting the grass and Choices:  1. I don't know how to plant a garden.  2. I prefer gardening to mowing the grass.   3. My like to grow tomatoes in my garden. 
Output: 1
Statement: You bet your life it was." Tommy shook his head unconvinced. Choices:  1. Tommy couldn't shake the feeling that he wasn't telling all he knew. 2. Tommy nodded, thoroughly convinced of it. 3. Tommy wasn't convinced by that.
Output: 2
Statement: Their $4,000 IRA contributions are fully deductible. Choices:  1. IRA wanted a deductible  2. IRA contributed a $4000 deductible  3. The IRA didn't contribute anything to the deductible 
Output: 3
Statement: Mo Tilden (De Niro) explains the situation to Sheriff Freddy Heflin (Stallone) (51 seconds) : Choices:  1. Mo Tilden is played by Sylvester Stallone. 2. Mo Tilden is talking to Sheriff Freddy Heflin. 3. This conversation is for a film.
Output: 1
Statement: The overwhelming majority of these patrons gamble responsibly and impose no burden on their fellow citizens. Choices:  1. Most of the customers will gamble responsibly and not cause any disturbance to other citizens. 2. The gambling population of society has caused problems for citizens. 3. These customers were complained about by many other citizens for their gambling habits, but they have imposed no problem visibly to any citizens.
Output: 2
Statement: But may I speak to you for a moment? 13 Chapter 2 Mr. Whittington's Offer TUPPENCE turned sharply, but the words hovering on the tip of her tongue remained unspoken, for the man's appearance and manner did not bear out her first and most natural assumption. Choices:  1. When Tuppence turned and looked at the man she could not speak, so she nodded. 2. When Tuppence turned and looked at the man she could not speak. 3. When Tuppence turned, she saw what she had expected of the man.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, as shown in Exhibit A-9 in Appendix A, the schedule for a combined SCR and ACI project is expected to be the same as the schedule of an SCR project. Choices:  1. ACI unnecessarily extends projects when it is added. 2. SCR projects typically take two years. 3. A project should not be extended if there are ACI components in addition to the SCR elements.
Output: 1
Statement: Otherwise, if the road gives out, you'll have to walk for about half an hour to this paradise bay, which a noted American banker, David Rockefeller, chose as the site of his Caribbean vacation home. Choices:  1. David Rockefeller's vacation home has beautiful scenery. 2. David Rockefeller has a home on the Caribbean. 3. David Rockefeller declined to have a vacation home on the Caribbean.
Output: 3
Statement: This guidance explains what data reliability means and provides a framework for assessing the reliability of computer-processed data. Choices:  1. It will not assess the reliability of computer-processed data. 2. Data reliability is explained by the guidance. 3. The guidance is effective.
Output: 1
Statement: i think it's eight it might i i don't remember Choices:  1. I'm not sure if it's eight or not. 2. It might be nine. 3. It's definitely eight.
Output: 3
Statement: Nobody comes to cheer me. Choices:  1. People always come to cheer me.  2. Nobody comes to cheer me.  3. Nobody has ever come to cheer me
Output: 1
Statement: There are also gift shops selling quality Scottish products. Choices:  1. Quality Scottish products are being sold in gift shops 2. The gift shops are currently offering quality Scottish products on sale. 3. Quality Scottish products cannot be found in gift shops.
Output: 3
Statement: Mary Cavendish brought our coffee to us.  Choices:  1. Mary Cavendish was paid to bring the coffee 2. Mary Cavendish was carrying coffee 3. Mary Cavendish dropped and lost the coffee
Output: 3
Statement: Of course, there is a certain kind of male who might enjoy In the Company of Men : Someone who likes to watch people victimized while feeling morally superior to the victimizers. Choices:  1. Only a masochist would enjoy this film. 2. In the Company of Men was a Disney cartoon. 3. The film ramped up the torture in an effort to lure a certain audience. 
Output: 2
Statement: Surely we ought to secure the document, that is, provided the young man's guess turns out to be correct, at once. Choices:  1. We need to protect the document so that it doesn't get lost. 2. If the man is correct, there is no need to secure the document. 3. If he's right, we need to take steps to protect the document immediately.
Output: 2
Statement: Long enough for what? Poirot's smile became rather enigmatical.  Choices:  1. Poirot spoke and smiled quite ambiguously. 2. Poirot smiled because he noticed something interesting. 3. Poirot neither smiled nor spoke a word.
Output: 3
Statement: The small man continued the momentum, caught the blade, and spun. Choices:  1. The tiny guy caught the weapon and turned. 2. The tall man dropped the blade.  3. The man was strong for his size.
Output: 2
Statement: I was programming just like normal- everything was going fine...everything was going great, actually. Choices:  1. I was worried that my luck was too good to be true. 2. Everything was going great while I was programming. 3. It was a disaster while I was programming.
Output: 3
Statement: Will the snazzy partnership produce nothing more than a TV newsmagazine with Tina as the talent, as Variety has suggested? Choices:  1. Variety implied that the partnership will produce no more than a magazine with Tina as the talent. 2. Tina will be the talent because she is the most qualified. 3. Variety has no idea what the snazzy partnership will produce.
Output: 3
Statement: Ow! That's enough! Yes, we're not dreaming. We've got a job! Choices:  1. We've surprisingly haven't got a job. 2. We've surprisingly got a job. 3. We've surprisingly got a job after long hours of searching.
Output: 1
Statement: well i think if you're doing something really bad  it's going to show up Choices:  1. If you do something bad it won't ever be seen. 2. Something bad will show up if you are doing it. 3. If you do something bad, it will show up in the near future.
Output: 1
Statement: In 2002, we hosted a Cyber Cafe at both the NLADA Annual Meeting and at the Equal Justice Conference to give Internet access to conference participants, allowing them to check their email. Choices:  1. We hosted a Cyber Cafe at the annual meeting. 2. We hosted a Cyber Cafe at the weekly meeting. 3. We hosted a Cyber Cafe at the annual meeting in Washington DC.
Output: 2
Statement: Rumpelstilsken, I command you to let no hand other than mine enter and to respond to no other controls. He hoped it would offer enough protection. Choices:  1. He hoped it would not provide enough protection. 2. I command you not to allow anyone else to enter. 3. Respond to no other controls, this is an order.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right that's right they could they can make your life miserable if they want to Choices:  1. If they wanted to, they could make your life miserable. 2. They could make your life miserable by killing your dog. 3. They are not able to make your life miserable.
Output: 3
Statement: Here, too, shopping around is the best way to know a bargain if and when you see one. Choices:  1. A bargain is clearly known when you find one if you have experience shopping around. 2. The best way is to research the area to find a bargain. 3. Looking around and shopping is the method to recognize a bargain when you encounter one.
Output: 2
Statement: Listen as he would, Tommy could only catch a word here and there; but the gist of it seemed to be some directions or orders which the big man was impressing on his companion, and with which the latter seemed from time to time to disagree. Choices:  1. The woman shut down the conversation quickly. 2. Listening close by the man was hoping he would not be ordered around next. 3. The man heard the other giving orders and bossing someone around.
Output: 1
Statement: is it is it hard to make it come down where you want to Choices:  1. It is hard to control. 2. It is easy to make it do anything you want. 3. It is hard to move the balloon to the spot you want.
Output: 2
Statement: In one, Legal Services Law Line of Vermont, Inc. will make nationally available on-line the core curriculum of the Legal Services Training Consortium of New England, and provide a platform for other legal services organizations to obtain distance learning opportunities, allowing advocates to get skills training without the usual financial and travel costs. Choices:  1. The firm is advocating for lower costing and more easily accessible skills training. 2. All training and related travel costs are covered by employers. 3. High costs are huge deterrents to those seeking training.
Output: 2
Statement: I was greatly encouraged to see Michael Goff's proposal of a Microsoft fashion-upgrade strategy, titled Dressing Up the Nerds. Choices:  1. Microsoft's strategy of upgrading the fashion of their employees has resulted in higher sales. 2. Michael Goff proposed a fashion-upgrade strategy for Microsoft. 3. Microsoft removed any reference to fashion from their corporate brand by requiring their employees to wear uniforms.
Output: 3
Statement: I need not tell you, my dear Cavendish, how distressed I am at this most tragic affair. Choices:  1. It wasn't a tragic affair. 2. Cavendish knew how distressed he was. 3. Cavendish noticed how distressed they were.
Output: 1
Statement: Royal Selangor is on sale in KL at several major hotels as well as department stores. Choices:  1. Royal Selangor is on sale at all department stores in KL. 2. There are no discounts for Royal Selangor in KL. 3. Royal Selangor can be found in KL at several major hotels and stores at a lower price.
Output: 2
Statement: His finger traced each word as he read. Choices:  1. He underlines the words that he reads. 2. He traces the words that he reads; it was a habit that he carried from childhood on 3. He traces the words that he reads.
Output: 1
Statement: Judging by your responses, here's what we know about Nebraska and Wyoming--bad sex, bad food, bad teeth, bad weather. Choices:  1. Nebraska's food is better than Wyoming's, but still awful enough to be called bad. 2. Based off the responses, Wyoming and Nebraska both have bad weather. 3. Nebraska is said to be notorious for good sex.
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek 's scoop of the  Lewinsky told her story to White House colleague Ashley Raines, who has met with Starr's investigators. Choices:  1. Newsweek has never shown any interest in the Lewinsky story. 2. Ashely Raines would not talk to Starr's investigators without her lawyer around. 3. Ashely Raines, from the White House, has had an encounter with Starr's investigators.
Output: 1
Statement: But after 45 minutes of this, I begin to suspect that Hollings is being cannier than he lets on. Choices:  1. I am positive that Hollings is being cannier than he lets on.  2. Hollings is absolutely straightforward in all of his words and actions.  3. Hollings and I have been at this for at least 45 minutes. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Sons of the Egg screamed and panicked. Choices:  1. The Sons of the Egg screamed. 2. The terror in the screams of The Sons of the Egg echoed through time. 3. The Song of the Bacon screamed.
Output: 3
Statement: Because, so long as the evidence against him was vague and intangible, it was very hard to disprove.  Choices:  1. Proving your guilt or innocence is very easy to do when someone makes a charge against you.  2. The evidence is circumstantial enough to make guilt believable, but he could also be completely innocent. 3. Finding the truth is a long and arduous journey. 
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, the American people have a right to be skeptical. Choices:  1. They wanted the Americans to think for themselves. 2. The Americans are able to be skeptical. 3. They were not allowed to be skeptical.
Output: 3
Statement: Time 's  1) Willey friend Julie Steele says Willey asked Steele to lie to Newsweek (Willey asked Steele to confirm Willey's claim that the president groped her). Choices:  1. Willey friend Julie Steels says that Willey asked Steele to tell the truth and be honest with Newsweek. 2. Willey friend Julie Steels says that Willey asked Steele to lie to newsweek in order to cause a scandal and confirm that the president groped her. 3. Willey friend Julie Steels says that Willey asked Steele to lie to newsweek and confirm that the president groped her.
Output: 1
Statement: There's always a few hombres in any outfit as tries to push when they gits a slug or two under their belts,"Nye observed. Choices:  1. Nye is not observant. 2. Nye is observant. 3. Nye is observant and that helps him read people.
Output: 1
Statement: The source of balances for some trust revolving funds may not be predominantly exchange revenue. Choices:  1. The source of the balance for some trust revolving funds is always exchange revenue. 2. The source of balances for some trust revolving funds might not be mainly exchange revenue. 3. The source of balances for some trust revolving funds might not be mainly exchange revenue, as private corporations get funds from clients.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm on, sir. Choices:  1. I'm online now sir. 2. Can't do that sir, I am off. 3. Got it, I'm here, sir.
Output: 2
Statement: The Supreme Court established the Joint Legal Services Access &amp; Funding Committee, directing it to make recommendations to the Court and the Legislature by December 31, 1995. Choices:  1. The Joint Legal Services Access & Funding Committee was founded to address an underfunding of poverty level legal representation. 2. The Joint Legal Services Access & Funding Committee was founded on December 31, 1995. 3. The Joint Legal Services Access & Funding Committee was founded before December 31, 1995.
Output: 2
Statement: He cut through the air twice and the rapier whistled. Choices:  1. His rapier broke in half as it cut through the air. 2. His rapier had a whistle on its handle. 3. His rapier whistled when it cut through the air.
Output: 1
Statement: During his stint as governor of the island, Zarco is believed to have lived a short distance up Caleda do Pico, in the Quinta das Cruzes. Choices:  1. Zarco was governor of the island for a time. 2. Zarco ran for governor several times but was consistently defeated. 3. The governor of the island is a mostly symbolic roll.
Output: 2
Statement: She's a hostage, that's what she is. Choices:  1. She is a captive, that is her identity. 2. She's a hostage taken by the mob. 3. She is a free soul.
Output: 3
Statement: Joseph Ralston, and Robert Mapplethorpe's bullwhips. Choices:  1. Joseph Ralston, and Robert Mapplethorpe's bullwhips people into attending. 2. Joseph Ralston, and Robert Mapplethorpe's bullwhips. 3. Joseph Ralston, and Robert Mapplethorpe's horse whips.
Output: 3
Statement: Friendship between alien intelligences is an imponderable. Choices:  1. It's hard to imagine alien races being buddies. 2. It is easy to see how they all could get along. 3. There are many different kinds of aliens.
Output: 2
Statement: Section 6101 of the Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act of 1990, as amended. Choices:  1. The Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act was passed in the 19th century. 2. The Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act has had several amendments. 3. The Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act was passed in 1990.
Output: 1
Statement: But I come away thinking Lemann let his narrative sidetrack him from the issue he cares about  The huge question of whether our current meritocratic system is just or unjust, and what we can do about it? Choices:  1. Lemann does not offer many suggestions of how to fix the current meritocratic system. 2. Lemann's was distracted from his main purpose of questioning the morals of the current meritocratic system. 3. Lemann's narrative mainly focuses on whether the meritocratic system is just or unjust.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum well don't don't you think though that uh because of religion it just enhances the differences uh of the tribes and makes it so that it's that much harder to get along Choices:  1. Religion doesn't matter, they all get along just find.  2. It's hard to get along with someone of a different religion.  3. Religion enhances the differences within tribes and makes it harder to get along. 
Output: 1
Statement: The increase in citizenship applications has led to longer processing periods and, according to critics, to some immigrants being wrongly naturalized. Choices:  1. According to critics, all immigrants should be naturalized.   2. Some immigrants do not want to be naturalized.   3. According to critics, some immigrants should not be naturalized.  
Output: 1
Statement: Then continue to the top of Jakko Hill, where you can see a fine view of the town and valley. Choices:  1. Keep climbing up Jakko Hill, since at the top, you can see twenty miles on a clear day. 2. Proceed up Jakko Hill, where you can look down on the town and valley. 3. Tourists shouldn't waste their time climbing Jakko Hill, since there's not a good view from the top.
Output: 3
Statement: Rafters start at Berridale and complete their cruise at Rafters' Rest (St.Margaret's Bay), where there is a restaurant. Choices:  1. Rafters start at Jonkert and end up at Rafter's Haven. 2. The raft trip overall takes around a few hours at most with amazing sights along the way. 3. At the end of the raft trip there is a restaurant at St. Margaret's Bay.
Output: 1