niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Soon after, German forces launched an occupation of Krakew, where they based their governing body, and laid siege to Warsaw. Choices:  1. Warsaw has been completely destroyed and plundered by the Germans. 2. An occupation of Krakew, where they based their governing body, was soon after launched by the Germans, and it laid siege to Warsaw. 3. Soon after, German forces llaunched an occupation on Jaroslaw, where they based their governing body, and laid siege to Rzeszow.
Output: 3
Statement: Another seafarer, the American John Kendrick, launched the sandalwood trade in 1791, when China had run out of its own supply. Choices:  1. John Kendrick was another seafarer and he launched the silk trade. 2. John Kendrick was another seafarer and he launched the sandalwood trade. 3. John Kendrick was another seafarer and he launched the sandalwood trade, according to the book.
Output: 1
Statement: The point of David Frum's argument in the Gay Marriage dialogue seems to boil down to Look at how severely and for the worse marriage has changed in the last 30 years. Choices:  1. The point of David Frum's argument in the Gay Marriage dialogue seems to boil down to Look at how severely and for the worse marriage has changed in the last 30 years. 2. The point of David Frum's argument in the Gay Marriage dialogue seems to boil down to Look at how severely and for the worse marriage hasn't changed in the last 30 years. 3. The point of David Frum's argument in the Gay Marriage dialogue seems to give advice to gay couples
Output: 2
Statement: Even if Barry doesn't quite deserve the same, Washington deserves not to have its ex-mayor disgraced. Choices:  1. A town's dignity is more important than its mayor's. 2. Barry has been involved in several scandals. 3. Personal dignity should be preserved at all costs.
Output: 3
Statement: La Villette ' in the northeast corner of the city (metro Porte de la Villette) ' has been converted from the world's biggest slaughterhouse into a futuristic complex of cultural and scientific activities. Choices:  1. Many discoveries are now being made in what was once a slaughterhouse. 2. La Villette is located in the northeast section of the city and was once a slaughterhouse. 3. A complex of science and culture is now just a regular slaughterhouse.
Output: 3
Statement: Venice was home to a number of scuole that were not schools at all but old confraternities similar, minus their religious affiliation, to today's Freemasons, Rotarians, Elks, or Lions. Choices:  1. The scuoles of Venice were similar confraternities to the ones we have today.  2. Venetian scoules were vastly different than today's fraternal society, such as the Freemason's or Lions.   3. Each scoule tended to have between two dozen and a hundred members, all of aristocratic stature. 
Output: 2
Statement: i think basically it's a good idea you know i hope it works Choices:  1. It's a terrible idea and I don't want it to work.  2. I hope that idea works.  3. I hope it works today.
Output: 1
Statement: After Byzantium fell to the Crusaders, Crete was given to their leader, Boniface of Montferrat, who immediately sold it to Venice for 1,000 silver marks, ushering in a new era. Choices:  1. The Crusaders succeeded in their conquest of Byzantium because it had grown soft. 2. Crete maintained its independence during this tranquil time. 3. Venice bought Crete for 1,000 silver marks from Boniface of Montferrat.
Output: 2
Statement: The progressive Moor's treatise on wounds, inflammations, and tumours may sound hair-raising today, but his treatment of broken bones by padded splints, traction, and bitumen casts was actually centuries ahead of its time. Choices:  1. The Moor's treatment of broken bones was far behind his time. 2. The Moor used splints as a way of treating broken bones. 3. Before the use of splints, broken bones had to heal naturally.
Output: 1
Statement: The NRCS economic analysis is discussed in the preamble to the final rule. Choices:  1. The final rule includes an NRCS economic analysis. 2. The NRCS analysis takes up two pages in the final rule. 3. The NRCS economic analysis is excluded from the final rule.
Output: 3
Statement: Some mandrake-men are real. Choices:  1. There are some mandrake-men that are legit. 2. Some mandrakes are also women. 3. All the mandrake-men are fakes.
Output: 3
Statement: Easy for you to say, I thought. Choices:  1. I thought it was a hard thing for you to say.  2. I didn't think it was a hard thing for you to say.  3. It's easy for you to apologize. 
Output: 1
Statement: In contrast with the existing Section 411, which imposes a full financial penalty starting immediately after the deadline for holding allowances covering emissions, Section 406 imposes a financial penalty that is graduated, with the penalty increasing the longer the period before the excess emissions are offset and the financial penalty is paid. Choices:  1. Section 411 and Section 406 are virtually identical. 2. Section 411 and Section 406 were drafted within the same year. 3. Section 411 deals with financial penalties related to allowances covering emissions.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the first projects jointly pursued by the LA Basin programs will address the diverse languages spoken by Asian client population. Choices:  1. There are over a dozen formal languages that the LA Basin program has to work with. 2. The Asian client population has a diverse set of languages it speaks. 3. The Asian client population only speak one language.
Output: 3
Statement: One can, for example, read all the exchanges to date without knowing what either writer means by the word God. Choices:  1. Defining God was a challenge for the writers. 2. Both writers clearly stated what they meant by the term, "God". 3. Readers may not know how the authors define God.
Output: 2
Statement: Well, returned Julius, "he got out, that's all." 89 Chapter 12 A Friend in Need FRIDAY and Saturday passed uneventfully. Choices:  1. Julius returned with good news- he got out.  2. Julius passed away uneventfully that Wednesday night.  3. Julius returned and stated that he got out. 
Output: 2
Statement: How you ever had the nerve to play your part as you did I can't think." She stamped her foot. Choices:  1. "I completely knew you were going to do that," she said.  2. She stamped her foot so hard the floorboard broke.  3. "I did not expect you to play your part at all," she said. 
Output: 1
Statement: The church is on Place Gourbeyre, opposite the modest Palais de Justice and just a few steps from the city's main shopping district, which embraces rues Noziyres, Fr??bault, and Schoelcher. Choices:  1. There is no church in Place Gourbeyre. 2. There are a lot of commercial areas around here. 3. There is a church near the city's main shopping district.
Output: 1
Statement: The price index (weighted price) for basic mail in 1996 was 39. Choices:  1. Weighted price, also known as the price index, was 39 for basic mail in 1996. 2. There was no price index back in 199y. 3. The price index for mail in 1996 was one of the highest ones on the market.
Output: 2
Statement: By his middle 20s, he knew that he suffered from tuberculosis, and he coughed blood increasingly as the years went on. Choices:  1. He knew that he suffered from tuberculosis. 2. He had a history of tuberculosis in his family. 3. He had no idea that he had tuberculosis.
Output: 3
Statement: At a minimum, the PCAOB will need to effectively work with the other public regulators on enforcement/disciplinary matters. Choices:  1. Public regulators must work with the PCAOB on important matters. 2. The PCAOB will be required to work with other public regulators. 3. The PCAOB doesn't need to work with other public regulators, does it?
Output: 3
Statement: even had some of them the they're voice activated and you've got to say hello twice before they'll do anything Choices:  1. Sometimes the voice activated calls can't hear you if you don't speak loudly. 2. I've never had to say hello on one of them twice. 3. For some of the voice activated ones you need to say hello twice.
Output: 2
Statement: what would you do about this pressing problem Choices:  1. The situation needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. 2. There's no pressing problems you need to address. 3. There is a pressing problem.
Output: 2
Statement: He rushed past me crying out: 'A garage!  Choices:  1. He ran past me and left the room. 2. He kept seating in his wooden chair. 3. He ran past me yelling: 'A garage!'
Output: 2
Statement: For some reason, teen flicks died out for a while after Heathers --perhaps because it took the conventions of the form as far as they could go. Choices:  1. Teen flicks have had a huge comeback with new plots. 2. There has been fewer and fewer teen flicks over the years. 3. Maybe teen flicks became less popular because they had exhausted the genre.
Output: 1
Statement: She also sends around pro bono email questionnaires to find out which types of cases attorneys are most interested in. Choices:  1. none of these attorneys are interested in any cases, because they are busy fighting the war against flamingos. 2. many of these attorneys are interested in different types of cases. 3. she sends emails to find out which cases interest attorneys.
Output: 1
Statement:  Darkness, and the place under darkness. Choices:  1. The place under darkness, and darkness. 2. There is only light, and more light underneath. 3. The place under darkness is even darker than darkness.
Output: 2
Statement: Her present part was of the adventuress rather than the adventurous order, but she did not deny its possibilities. Choices:  1. She was more of a stay-at-home type than an adventuress. 2. The possibilities would make her life immeasurably better. 3. She took the types of risks that women take.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm not even going to try Choices:  1. I will give it a go.   2. I will not attempt it.   3. It is too hard.  
Output: 1
Statement: I did get to finish it before I was caught out."The pages separated stiffly under his exploring fingers as if the volume had not been opened for a long time. Choices:  1. I was not caught out until after I had finished. 2. I was caught out before I finished it. 3. The volume had not been opened for over 50 years.
Output: 2
Statement: It might not have the scope of The Godfather or The Godfather Part II , yet among all the gangster pictures since Coppola's epic, it has no peer. Choices:  1. It definitely had the scope of The Godfather. 2. It has no peers among all the gangster movies since Coppola's epic. 3. Scarface has no peer among other gangster movies.
Output: 1
Statement: other than the i assume you were talking about the new Ninja Turtles movie Choices:  1. You're referring to the first Ninja turtles movie? 2. I am taking it that you are talking about the new Ninja turtles movie? 3. You're referring to the new Ninja turtles movie, which I thought was terrible.
Output: 1
Statement: You must leave your shoes, bags, and cameras on the shelves near the door as you enter. Choices:  1. You can carry all your belongings inside with you. 2. You cannot bring all of your things inside with you. 3. It is dangerous to bring your things inside with you.
Output: 1
Statement: The term saving is used both when people discuss their own finances and when policymakers and economists discuss national saving. Choices:  1. The term saving is used in counter-strike CS:GO  2. The term saving is not when people discuss their own finances 3. The term saving is used when people discuss their own finances
Output: 2
Statement: APHIS did determine, however, that the amendments to the regulations allowing, under certain conditions, the importation of fresh, chilled, or frozen beef from Argentina into the United States could be issued as a final rule at this time. Choices:  1. Argentina is the biggest beef exporter in the world. 2. Argentina exports fresh, chilled and frozen beef to other countries. 3. The United States does not import meat from other countries.
Output: 3
Statement: Several security managers told us that, in addition to reading current professional literature, their involvement with professional organizations was a valuable means of learning about the latest monitoring tools and research efforts. Choices:  1. Security managers also often visit hacking forums to help stay abreast. 2. Learning about the latest monitoring tools by being in contact with professional organizations is a stratagem used by several security managers. 3. Several security managers stated that reading professional literature is a waste of time.
Output: 3
Statement: The tragedy will not take place until nearly a fortnight later.  Choices:  1. The tragic events would happen nearly two weeks later. 2. The tragedy happened a fortnight later. 3. The tragic events would happen almost immediately after.
Output: 3
Statement: Dennis Hastert, R-Ill., was elected speaker of the House . Former pro wrestler Jesse Ventura was sworn in as governor of Minnesota. Choices:  1. A former wrestler, thanks to his popularity and dedication, has become the governor of Minnesora. 2. A former wrestler was denied the opportunity to be the governor of Minnesota. 3. A former wrestler has become the governor of Minnesota.
Output: 2
Statement: The actuarial present value of benefits allocated to all periods before a valuation year is called actuarial liability. Choices:  1. Actuarial liability is the actuarial value of any benefits allocated after the valuation year. 2. Actuarial liability is the actuarial present value of any benefits allocated prior to the valuation year. 3. Actuarial liability allows a company to assess its future benefits or risk.
Output: 1
Statement: Compatibility to perform their required functions while sharing the same hardware or software environment. Choices:  1. Compatibility is not required from hardware or software. 2. Compatibility is required from hardware or software. 3. Compatibility is required from hardware or software in personal computers used in a work seting.
Output: 1
Statement: Come back and bathe him in the balm of your adjectives. Choices:  1. Keep your opinions to yourself and leave him alone. 2. Return to him and use your words to describe him. 3. He loves to hear what you think of him.
Output: 1
Statement: Don't give me this crap about how the crab claws wouldn't fit on the smorgasbord table. Choices:  1. Crab claws are small and would fit on the table. 2. Don't give me this crap about how the crab claws wouldn't fit on the smorgasbord table. 3. I want to hear about how the crab claws would not fit.
Output: 3
Statement: it it's a rip-off Choices:  1. It's more than worth it. 2. The new car is a rip-off. 3. It's not worth buying.
Output: 1
Statement: As under the existing provision, compliance with Title IV does not affect, except as expressly provided, the application of other requirements of the Clean Air Act. Choices:  1. Compliance with the title doesn't affect the requirements of the clear air act. 2. There are a lot of requirements within the clean air act.  3. Every single provision in the title affects the requirements to the clean air act. 
Output: 3
Statement: You are on target with your suggestion. Choices:  1. You suggested that we award a cash prize. 2. Your suggestion was unhelpful and off target. 3. Your suggestion was accurate and useful.
Output: 2
Statement: I couldn't help imagining a life-size dancing mascot. Choices:  1. I don't like mascots. 2. A life size dancing gorilla makes me laugh 3. A life size dancing mascot is a funny image.
Output: 1
Statement: I reached a point in reading The Complete Stories where the arrival of a new young woman in any given story made me roll my eyes--not because Malamud's masculine reveries are particularly scandalous, but because the reveries seem scandalously inadequate to the cosmic hintings of his other stories. Choices:  1. The Complete Stories pales in comparison to Malamud's other novels. 2. I was so enamored by Malamud's The Complete Stories. 3. The Complete Stories is surely not Malamud's best work.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah but i still think a beater would do it good enough um the trick is to get the cornstarch Choices:  1. I don't think a beater will work properly 2. I keep thinking that a beater would do it greatly 3. I keep thinking that a beater would mix the banana and liqueur good enough
Output: 1
Statement: i guess if you stay out of trouble you don't have you worry about it but Choices:  1. If you stay out of trouble, you don't have to worry. 2. You don't need to worry about jail if you stay out of trouble. 3. It's hard to stay out of trouble.
Output: 3
Statement: The owner or operator of a facility with excess emissions must both offset the excess emissions with an equal amount of allowances and pay a financial penalty. Choices:  1. With these types of sanctions, it really is not worth it to try to cut on costs and not adhere with the rules and regulations. 2. If it surfaces that a facility has excess emissions, the owner never gets the blame, and only the employees need to change their behavior. 3. The operator, or owner of the facility with excess emissions must both pay a financial penalty, and offset the excess emissions with an equal amount of allowances.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon leaned on a crooked stick, limping on his left side. Choices:  1. Jon had a limp. 2. Jon was limping because he had a broken ankle.  3. Jon leaned on the house. 
Output: 3
Statement: At the expense of the middle class. Choices:  1. It is at the expense of the middle class. 2. Most of societies social programs are funded at the expense of the middle class. 3. All of the expense is on the upper class.
Output: 3
Statement: 'I've arranged a series of events constituting a tour of America Large.' Choices:  1. I've set up many events to help along a tour of America Large.  2. I wanted to get the most out of Mr. Franklin's visit to us, so I set up a tour across America Large to make sure he was up to speed on the many wonders of the nation. 3. I completely forgot about the tour I wanted to set up across America!
Output: 3
Statement: the two cities are very very identical so if you were familiar with Atlanta Choices:  1. If you've been to Atlanta, you've been there.  2. Atlanta is very similar.  3. Atlanta is its own city. 
Output: 3
Statement: In the publicity leading up to the release of Showgirls , Eszterhas gave interview after interview about the importance of the movie, of its deep moral message, its serious purpose. Choices:  1. The Showgirls received much publicity. 2. Eszterhas are the Showgirls that have deep moral messages. 3. The Showgirls received much publicity because of a talented marketing agency.
Output: 2
Statement: okay uh things have become much more enlightened since then Choices:  1. In current times, people are less aware than they used to be. 2. Since then, things have become more advanced. 3. I'm glad that nowadays things are not as old fashioned as they once were.
Output: 1
Statement: well personally you know i think you know of course i'm sure we're familiar with the exact same benefit package and i think that uh we've probably got one of the best around you know besides they tend to offer adequate adequate vacation i guess and the paid time off is wonderful and uh one of the things that we were just talking about as a matter of fact this week at work was the CODA Plan that is offered and i think that is just a a fabulous one so i don't know if you participate in that or not but Choices:  1. I'm really pleased with the paid time off and vacation time they offer. 2. If you do the CODA plan, then you can get even more vacation time. 3. They don't offer much in the way of adequate vacation and I think it's terrible that they don't pay you for it.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah or you can go with a HMO you know Health Maintenance Organization where you pay a certain amount a month Choices:  1. The HMO, Health Maintenance Organization, is a non-profit organization that can be joined free of any charge through your membership. 2. HMO is an acronym for Health Maintenance Organization. 3. You have to pay a down payment for the HMO as well as a monthly fee.
Output: 1
Statement: Thus reliance on financial records for audit backup would not be feasible. Choices:  1. Reliance on financial records for audit backups is not feasible. 2. Reliance on financial records for audit backups is totally feasible. 3. Reliance on financial records for audit backups is not feasible because of the high volume of records.
Output: 2
Statement: If 4 months is added for pre-contract effort and 1-2 months is provided for start up and commissioning, the total project duration would be anywhere from about 21 months to 26 months. Choices:  1. The project is expected to take somewhere between 21 months to 26 months. 2. The project is expected to take no more than 20 months. 3. The pre-contract effort is surprisingly long at 4 months.
Output: 2
Statement: well they're releasing them uh early here Choices:  1. They get released early here. 2. They never get released early here. 3. They get released early here and it is good for them.
Output: 2
Statement: they don't have kitchens or anything but they have little it's like uh Choices:  1. They don't have kitchens or anything over there in Slovakia 2. They have full kitchens 3. They don't have kitchens or anything
Output: 2
Statement: uh North Carolina State Choices:  1. South Carolina State.  2. North Carolina State.  3. I attended North Carolina State University. 
Output: 1
Statement: At low tide you can walk or wade out to the little island of Grand B??, with its simple, unadorned tomb of the locally born Romantic writer Ceteaubriand. Choices:  1. You can walk 200 feet to the island at low tide. 2. The tomb of Ceteaubriand is on a little island that you can walk to at low tide. 3. You can never walk to the tomb, the water is too high.
Output: 3
Statement: The emperor's role today is mainly symbolic, not unlike that of a modern European monarch. Choices:  1. The emperor is the dictator of Japan. 2. The role of the emperor in todays age is mainly symbolic. 3. The role of the emperor in Japan is the same as a European monarch.
Output: 1
Statement: 2/ Advertising mail only includes First-Class stand-alone advertising mail that is sent by businesses to households. Choices:  1. Advertising mail is often sent in mass to thousands of people. 2. First class mail sent to households to businesses is known as advertising mail. 3. First class mail sent to businesses to households is known as advertising mail.
Output: 2
Statement: The paintings are displayed just as the dukes themselves hung them, two-, three-, and four-high, by personal preference rather than in historical sequence. Choices:  1. The dukes hung the paintings as they wanted. 2. The dukes did not intervene in any war with the gallery. 3. The dukes also helped with the design of the gallery.
Output: 2
Statement: If that man comes into the house, I leave it! Choices:  1. If that man comes into the house, I am gone! 2. I cannot stand being in the same room as that man! 3. I wish that man could come in and talk to me.
Output: 3
Statement: Free Legal advice is only a phone call away - and the hot lines that provide it are expanding their services. Choices:  1. Next year legal services will be provided online as well. 2. Legal services have moved away from phone hot lines. 3. Hot lines are available for free legal advice.
Output: 2
Statement: The District Court denied them a preliminary injunction, but the Second Circuit invalidated the restriction, finding it impermissible viewpoint discrimination that violated the First Amendment. Choices:  1. The District Court ruled against their request. 2. The District Court ruled against their request to stop the restriction of protests. 3. The District Court ruled in favor of their request.
Output: 3
Statement: Students at the Rhode Island School of Design have unveiled the kitchen of the future. Choices:  1. The Rhode Island students won a design award. 2. Students at the design school are not allowed to create kitchens. 3. Students at Rhode Island School of Design created a kitchen design.
Output: 2
Statement: the attention of competitors. Choices:  1. Competitors's attention. 2. Competitors didn't pay attention. 3. Competitors's attention was the result of professional jealousy.
Output: 2
Statement: By the arches and stairs leading down to El-Aksa Mosque is the exotic Minbar of Kadi Burhan el-Din, a pulpit used in the summer when prayers are said outdoors. Choices:  1. Before you get to El-Aksa Mosque, you will first pass by Minbar of Kadi Burhan el-Din. 2. The Minbar of Kadi Burhan el-Din is really far from El-Aksa Mosque. 3. They purposely built Minbar of Kadi Burhan el-Din close to El-Aksa Mosque so they can still pray outdoors when it's not too hot.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, the President has made financial management improvement a top priority and established a goal to obtain an unqualified opinion on the government's financial statements. Choices:  1. The president doesn't care about financial management.  2. An unqualified opinion of the government's financial documents give officials an unbiased perspective. 3. The president made it a goal to get an unqualified opinion of the government's financial documents.
Output: 1
Statement: uh yeah they uh  luckily we have a a man who owns a building company Choices:  1. Too bad we only have that guy who owns a building company. 2. We should hire this man to construct a building. 3. It is fortuitous that we have someone who can construct a building through his company.  
Output: 1
Statement: 3. The religious right is scary. Choices:  1. The church and state should be kept separate. 2. I am part of the religious right. 3. The religious right is scary.
Output: 2
Statement: Alyse Witherspoon. Choices:  1. Last name is Witherspoon. 2. Witherspoon is an actress. 3. Robert Witherspoon.
Output: 3
Statement: I'd say, young fellow, you didn't git her here a mite too soon, no, siree. Choices:  1. You got here way too early. 2. You got here right when I was expecting you. 3. You didn't get here too late.
Output: 1
Statement: This light scattering and absorption reduces atmospheric clarity and is perceived as haze. Choices:  1. Light stabilization is the cause of haze.  2. Light dispersal and absorption creates a haze.  3. Hazes are usually attributed to smog layers. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah but they can they can whine and squeal and complain Choices:  1. Yes, but they can make some noise. 2. Yes, but they can express disapproval. 3. Yes, but they can all smile quietly.
Output: 3
Statement: Of particular significance is their exemption from the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSWPA), 29 U.S.C. Choices:  1. Of particular significance is their exemption from the MSWPA 2. Of particular significance is their exemption from taxes 3. Of particular significance is their inclusion of the MSWPA
Output: 3
Statement: But Bronx Legal Services' Mr. Thompson took little comfort from those concessions. Choices:  1. He is happy with the concessions. 2. Thompson did not like the concessions. 3. The concessions did not favor him.
Output: 1
Statement: It was already there ”in the mixture.  Choices:  1. It was found to be already a part of the mixture. 2. It was already contained in the mixture. 3. It was not already a part of the mixture
Output: 3
Statement: Productivity is assumed to advance 1.5 percent each year through the end of the simulation period even if investment collapses. Choices:  1. Productivity in the mail room is expected to go up 1.5 percent each year.  2. It is assumed that productivity will go up 1.5 percent every year until the simulation period is over.  3. Productivity is expected to rise 4 percent every year for the rest of time. 
Output: 3
Statement: Rebuilt without any comprehensive urban plan, Tokyo remains a city of subcenters and neighborhoods, even villages, each with its own distinct personality. Choices:  1. Tokyo was rebuilt according to a strict urban plan. 2. There was no comprehensive urban plan when Tokyo was rebuilt, so it is filled with all different types of neighbourhoods. 3. Tokyo's reconstruction was poorly planned.
Output: 1
Statement: However and now I'm giving it to you straight, Kirby this is once I'd follow Bayliss' orders. Choices:  1. Kirby and Bayliss knew each other because they worked in the same unit. 2. Kirby and Bayliss knew each other. 3. Kirby and Bayliss did not know each other.
Output: 3
Statement: The restriction on litigation, however, is unique, and it contains a proviso specifying what the restriction does not cover. Choices:  1. The litigation restriction has a provision stating what is not covered by the restriction.  2. The litigation restriction will strictly be put into effect on January 1, 2001.  3. It's confusing because there is no provision in the restriction on litigation outlining what is not covered under the restriction. 
Output: 3
Statement: but i really like the Hondas i like foreign cars a lot Choices:  1. I like foreign cars, specially Hondas 2. I like foreign cars because of my father, he used to drive a Honda 3. I like my cars american, I love Cadillacs
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, come! said Summerhaye, opening his lips for the first time.  Choices:  1. Summerhaye, who was quiet until this moment, exclaimed, "Oh, come!" 2. Summerhaye said, "Oh, Come!" 3. Summerhaye said nothing and kept his lips together.
Output: 3
Statement: The Justice Department ultimately conceded that the Council of Economic Advisors was subject to GAOas access authority and provided the records. Choices:  1. The Council of Economic Advisors didn't want to provide the records out of concern for what GAO would discover. 2. The authority of GAO was conceded by the Justice Department in relation to the Council of Economic Advisors. 3. The Justice Department refused to concede that GAO had authority in the case of the Council of Economic Advisors.
Output: 3
Statement: The foundations were set for near-universal state employment. Choices:  1. Near-universal state employment is not set to happen. 2. Near-universal state employment is set to happen and it should happen soon. 3. Near-universal state employment is set to happen.
Output: 1
Statement: that's really cheap do you have to be an active TI employee to join Texans or Choices:  1. That is not expensive at all. 2. It used to be much more costly than it is now. 3. That is far too pricey to be worthwhile.
Output: 3
Statement: It was only a breath. Choices:  1. Someone was breathing. 2. There was nobody around to breathe. 3. It was only a breath, but it was a long breath.
Output: 2
Statement: Congress has an important oversight role to play in helping to ensure the effective implementation of the new department. Choices:  1. Congress plays an important role in the development of the new department. 2. The new department will be developed and overseen by Congress. 3. Congress will not interfere with the implementation of the new department.
Output: 3
Statement: I rehung it on the wall, put the magazine back in my coat pocket, and crept back to bed. Choices:  1. I stuffes the magazine under the pillow on the bed.  2. I put my coat on the coat rack.  3. I got back on bed with the magazine in my coat pocket. 
Output: 1
Statement: KENNEDY, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which STEVENS, SOUTER, GINSBURG, and BREYER, JJ. Choices:  1. Souter delivered the opinion of the court.  2. Stevens completely disagreed with the statement.  3. J. Kennedy gave the opinion of the court. 
Output: 1
Statement: At CUNY, law school administrator Sue Bryant was thinking along the same lines. Choices:  1. Sue Bryant is the first female to hold the position of law school administrator at CUNY.  2. Sue Bryant is a law school administrator at CUNY.  3. Brian Stewart is CUNY's law school administrator. 
Output: 3
Statement: That doesn't make it a bad thing. Choices:  1. This isn't a black and white issue. 2. That's a terrible thing. 3. There are worse things out there.
Output: 2
Statement: oh it is i there's so Choices:  1. it has always been.  2. It is not.  3. oh indeed it is. 
Output: 2
Statement: We are asked to feel especially sorry for Richard Nixon, who endured vilification from the New York Times and Washington Post that was continual, venomous, unscrupulous, inventive, and sometimes unlawful. Choices:  1. We are told that several newspapers subject Richard Nixon to persistent negative coverage. 2. The New York times only wrote good things about Nixon. 3. Nixen broke some laws so now we feel sorry for him
Output: 2
Statement: Tuppence shook her head. Choices:  1. Tuppence's head was shaking. 2. Tuppence's head stayed completely still. 3. Tuppence moved her head.
Output: 2
Statement: 3 represents the highly magnified surface of a tiny bottle in the top poison cupboard of the dispensary in the Red Cross Hospital at Tadminster ”which sounds like the house that Jack built!" Choices:  1. There is a Red Cross Hospital in Tadminster. 2. The tiny bottle's surface was not magnified. 3. Evidence of a crime is being discussed.
Output: 2
Statement: Tina Brown--gone. Choices:  1. Tina Brown is gone for good. 2. Tina Brown is here right now. 3. Tina Brown went to the store and never came back.
Output: 2
Statement: More ominously, the Star reports that the actress is actually planning to give him another chance and wants to try a second honeymoon after he gets out of jail for assaulting her. Choices:  1. After he serves his time in prison, she plans on rekindling their love affair.  2. She wants to take him to the Bahamas once he gets out of jail.  3. The actress has absolutely no plans of getting back together with her husband. 
Output: 3
Statement: He has repeatedly feuded with owners and general managers about running the team. Choices:  1. The people who run the team have had it with his constant arguing. 2. The owners have constantly fought with him over overseeing the group. 3. Apparently, he has never been more happy with the current management of the team.
Output: 3
Statement: One reason Long Island epitomizes boredom is because of its ur-suburb, Levittown, tedium expressed as architecture. Choices:  1. Levittown is a suburb of Long Island that has a reputation for vibrant exciting architecture. 2. Long Island is seen as being boring due to its suburb of Levittown. 3. The residents of Long Island do not agree with the notion that Long Island is boring.
Output: 1
Statement: It was a city of beautiful palaces and temples, and a place of learning, with one of the most renowned libraries in the known world. Choices:  1. It was a city of sin, a concrete jungle of vices, there was no beauty to be heard of.  2. It was a magnificent city to behold, one could learn a lot from touring its grand palaces, temples, and theres even a grand library. 3. Its library houses a number of rare books.
Output: 1
Statement: It's silly that this is all such a guessing game. Choices:  1. The guessing game can also be known as: Christmas shopping.  2. It's comical that this is a guessing game.  3. It's not even funny how predictable this is. 
Output: 3
Statement: Plano actually they went out and they had the where where i live they had the they had the classes on the SAT i've never heard anything so preposterous in my life Choices:  1. They had the SAT classes in my town and I thought it was the greatest thing ever. 2. They had those SAT classes where I lived and I thought that was completely ridiculous. 3. I thought the SAT classes were ridiculous because no one in my town was going to college.
Output: 1
Statement: I'll try not to take too long, but I get to do this because this may be my last shot as Chairman of the PRC. Choices:  1. I need to win this time  2. I can't do this 3. I can do this because it's my last shot at winning 
Output: 2
Statement: they don't either well well the first one i joined they went out of business and they transferred it to another one that was really far away Choices:  1. The place never went out of business, they're really trading really strongly. 2. When they went out of business, they just move it to somewhere that was a distance from here 3. It was further south than the original business placement
Output: 1
Statement: Appetizing. Choices:  1. The food is appetizing. 2. Something is appetizing. 3. Something is disgusting.
Output: 3
Statement: [Always very, very. Choices:  1. Always very much so. 2. Never at all. 3. Always completely.
Output: 2
Statement: The less you ask, the more you get. Choices:  1. Sometimes you receive things despite if you asked for them or not. 2. You will get more if you ask less. 3. The more you ask for things, the more you get.
Output: 3
Statement: If I caught it, returned it, and received nothing in return, I have nothing to tax. Choices:  1. There's nothing to tax if I caught it. 2. I will have to pay taxes even if I returned it. 3. I don't have to tax the fish I caught and returned.
Output: 2
Statement:  GAO questioned various aspects of the Air Force's F-22 aircraft acquisition Choices:  1. GAO questioned various aspects of the Air Force's F-22 aircraft acquisition 2. GAO questioned the aspects of the life, universe, and everything. 3. The Air Force's F-22 aircraft acquisition was completed questioned by the pamphlet GAO.
Output: 2
Statement: A local technology center has opened the doors to a statewide Internet community for legal aid providers and pro bono attorneys. Choices:  1. A statewide internet community for freelance photographers and part time assassins.  2. Legal aid providers have had fifty percent more work since the internet community became available. 3. Legal aid providers and free attorneys can now be part of the statewide internet community.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right that's honestly right Choices:  1. That is wrong. 2. That is correct. 3. That is just.
Output: 1
Statement: It is not a revenue, because the receiving entity does not earn the amount imputed or demand its payment. Choices:  1. This payment does not count for tax purposes. 2. Since the receiving entity isn't earning the amount input, it does not count as revenue. 3. Even if the receiving entity doesn't demand the payment, it's still revenue. 
Output: 3
Statement: so i don't i don't know how to i don't i don't know what to do about it but um  but i think that that you know in general the region is really in bad shape Choices:  1. I knew exactly what I had to do, and now look at how well the region is doing. 2. We've reached this point because the war in the region has dragged on for years. 3. The region is doing very poorly, but I don't know what to do about it.
Output: 1
Statement: that's Major Dad at eight i think it is Choices:  1. I think Major Dad comes on at 10. 2. I don't remember what comes on after Major Dad. 3. I think Major Dad is on at eight o'clock.
Output: 1
Statement: As it came nearer, Hanson saw that it _was_ a woman on a broomstick, flying erratically. Choices:  1. As it came closer, Hanson noticed it was a helicopter. 2. As it drew closer, Hanson realized it was a woman on a broomstick. 3. As it drew closer, Hanson could not believe what he saw.
Output: 1
Statement: and i just you know went oh where Choices:  1. I left, but I don't want to say where I went. 2. I went someplace. 3. I have been here the whole time.
Output: 3
Statement: it's one of the advantages of not having pitchers who are uh uh you know i guess i guess when you start pitching real well well move them up bam you know there goes the little the uh worst team Choices:  1. When you start pitching well, they get moved up. 2. When you start pitching well, they get moved up in the rankings. 3. When you start pitching well, you do worse.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i'm that's one of mine my husband's a little more inclined toward that but i'm not real uh interested in self-improvement books at all i think everything's too topical nowadays Choices:  1. I'm not interested in books about self-improvement, unlike my husband. 2. My husband recently bought a Tony Robbins book. 3. My husband and I are really into books on self-improvement.
Output: 3
Statement: Wouldn't padding--even thin--be gilding the lilies? Choices:  1. Wouldn't even thin padding be gilding the lilies? 2. put cushions on the lily. 3. Wouldn't putting any type of padding on the seat be unnecessary ?
Output: 2
Statement: I am generally a fan of Michael Kinsley's, but I must take issue with his recent article, Social  From Ponzi Scheme to Shell Game. Choices:  1. I loved everything about Michael Kinsley's newest article. 2. Despite causing some issues my opinion of MIchael Kinsley hasn't changed. 3. Michael Kinsley's latest article raises some issues within me.
Output: 1
Statement: When a new king, Kamehameha IV, ascended to the throne in 1854, Judd was tossed out. Choices:  1. Judd tossed out Kamehameha IV and became the new king. 2. The new king ordered Judd to pay for his crimes. 3. Kamehameha IV tossed Judd out when he became the new king in 1854.
Output: 1
Statement: ' ) Maybe Wolf was led astray by Press' tendentious summary of Magnet's views. Choices:  1. Wolf was steadfast to Wolf's beliefs and disregarded the Press' summary of Magnet's views. 2. It's possible Wolf was deceived by Press' conclusion of Magnet's views. 3. Magnet and Wolf have never met or spoke in person.
Output: 1
Statement: Change is going to have to come from the demand side and is going to require a lot of leadership from very influential people. Choices:  1. The supply side has little reason to want change when what it's doing is working. 2. The demand side will have to be the primary driver for change. 3. The supply side will have to be the cause of change.
Output: 3
Statement: huh so you just basically went home when you had a chance Choices:  1. I can't believe you never went home. 2. I wish I could do that. 3. So you went home whenever you could?
Output: 1
Statement: My health is good, by the by. Choices:  1. I have several diseases and I have terrible health. 2. My Health is good because I eat healthy foods. 3. My health is doing good.
Output: 1
Statement: As noted above, NHTSA invoked the exemption from the initial regulatory flexibility analysis requirement with respect to the proposed rule. Choices:  1. There has never been an exemption requested from the flexibility analysis requirement.   2. The NHTSA always asks for exceptions from the flexibility analysis requirement.   3. The NHTSA filed for an exemption from the flexibility analysis requirement.  
Output: 1
Statement: His breath came in rasps. Choices:  1. He took deep, easy breaths. 2. He was being strangled. 3. He was struggling to breath.
Output: 1
Statement: Therefore, the National Energy Plan recommended that the Administration's approach include appropriate measures to address local concerns, such as the unlikely occurrence of an SO2 hot spot or area of concentrated emissions. Choices:  1. The National Energy Plan recommended that the Administration's address the unlikely occurrence of an SO2 hot spot or area of concentrated emissions. 2. The National Energy Plan did not have any recommendations for the Administration's approach to address local concerns. 3. The occurrence of an SO2 hot spot or area of concentrated emissions in unlikely but highly dangerous.
Output: 2
Statement: Another man on the steps behind Whittington gave a startled exclamation. Choices:  1. Whittington was in a car with a man who gave a startled exclamation. 2. The man exclaimed loudly because he tripped on the stairs. 3. Whittington was on the steps in front of a man.
Output: 1
Statement: Its hanging gardens of exotic flowers and palm trees and mesmerizing views were the inspiration for Richard Wagner in 1880 and that of his last opera, Parsifal. Choices:  1. Richard Wagner's 1880 opera, Parsifal, was the best opera he ever created. 2. It has captivating views and gardens filled with rare trees and flowers, which inspired Richard Wagner. 3. Its common and basic gardens completely failed to inspire Richard Wagner.
Output: 3
Statement: There were no pictures. Choices:  1. At the time, nobody had bothered to take any pictures, so there weren't any. 2. No pictures existed. 3. There were lots of photos. 
Output: 3
Statement: i i did have a problem with American Express one time about ten years ago when i first got started in a business um Choices:  1. Ever since, for the past nine years, I've refused to accept American Express. 2. I have never had any issues with American Express in the twenty years that I've been in business. 3. Ten years ago, when I was beginning in a business, I had an issue with American Express.
Output: 2
Statement: The weight of the Times is such that unfairness anywhere in the paper casts a shadow over legitimate stories that appear elsewhere. Choices:  1. The Times is always just.  2. The Times has so much power that any negativities they claim overshadow the truth in other papers.  3. The Times abuses its power. 
Output: 1
Statement: A moment later he was glad that he had, for it was not Conrad who entered, but a girl. Choices:  1. He was sad to see the girl enter the room. 2. He and Conrad had a fight earlier. 3. A girl entered the room.
Output: 1
Statement: Unlike the great capital cities of Europe, there is no prevailing style of architecture here, no monumental core for a new building to harmonize or clash with. Choices:  1. There were no creative architects to create a dominant style. 2. There is no prevailing or dominant style of architecture unlike capital cities of Europe. 3. The style of architecture was copied from the European capital cities.
Output: 3
Statement: Neither Tripp's lawyers nor anyone else (even Tripp, though she might obviously remember what was on them--but she was not accessible to the press at this point) could have heard those tapes or briefed reporters about them. Choices:  1. Tripp's lawyers could not have heard the tapes. 2. Tripp's lawyers couldn't hear the tapes because they were kept in a safe. 3. Tripps' lawyers heard the tapes.
Output: 3
Statement: uh now there always has been a federal law against fully automatic weapons Choices:  1. Have automatic weapons always been federally outlawed? 2. Automatic weapons have always been against federal law. 3. Automatic weapons are more dangerous than most guns.
Output: 3
Statement: But enough about our inconsequential little worker drones.' Choices:  1. We should continue talking about the welfare of our worker drones. 2. Enough about our little worker drones. 3. Our little worker drones are working in factories.
Output: 1
Statement: Once everybody goes in for length, let's give it about three years--the same period as between 1922 and 1925, say--and then expect another rise, with other connotations. Choices:  1. After about three years another rise is expected. 2. Three years is the perfect amount of time to allow for any changes. 3. They want to give it thirty years, the same amount of time between 1922 and 1925.
Output: 3
Statement: There was nothing to say. Choices:  1. There was silence. 2. Nothing could be said about it. 3. There were a lot of things to be said.
Output: 3
Statement: but uh like i said otherwise you know a the the expense but you know we could not had one as large as we have if you know we hadn't did it ourself Choices:  1. We could not have one as large if we hadn't done it ourselves. 2. It would've been larger if we had someone else do it. 3. It was more affordable to do it ourselves, so it was bigger.
Output: 2
Statement: In my testimony today I will elaborate further on these key points. Choices:  1. I will not elaborate on these key issues any further. 2. I will give testimony today. 3. I will also touch on several other issues in my testimony.
Output: 1
Statement: And most newspaper accounts fail to point out that, in spite of his confession, Fitzsimmons continues to oppose a ban on IDEs. Choices:  1. Fitzsimmons confessions about his conversion were so bizarre, his other ideas were ignored. 2. The newspapers delved deeply into the truth and produced a 40000 page dossier on Fitzsimmons. 3. The media ignore Fitzsimmons real opinions on IDEs.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's what we've got ours we we started about New Year's we decided we'd get ambitious we took one load over there and now we've got these containers filling up with stuff and you know it it it's not a very high priority thing to go haul these uh containers over there Choices:  1. We take our containers there weekly. 2. We plan on hauling our containers in the next month. 3. We started this around New Year's.
Output: 1