In this task, you're given a statement, and three sentences as choices. Your job is to determine which sentence clearly disagrees with the statement. Indicate your answer as '1', '2', or '3' corresponding to the choice number of the selected sentence.

Statement: You give your name to one site, but choose not to give your name to another, yet unbeknownst to you, the sites are allied, and using a common cookie identification, they can share what you didn't want shared. Choices: 1. The sites are not sharing information. 2. Most people find this intrusive. 3. The sites can share your information between them with a common cookie.
1

Statement: The urge to do it quickly must be balanced by an equal need to do it right. Choices: 1. Doing it right and quickly must be balanced. 2. Doing it quickly must be of equal importance as getting it right. 3. Doing it slowly is more important the doing it right.
3

Statement: Rule concedes that suppliers and consumers will gravitate toward the most widely disseminated standard, regardless of whether it is technically the best. Choices: 1. Everyone wants this very best and nothing else. 2. They don't really care as long as its popular. 3. Everyone gravitates to the most disseminated standard even if its not best.
1