### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but it was they all of them together who had developed her she was always a charmer one of the greatest ever seen but she was not the person he had backed</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but it was they all of them together who had developed her she was always a charmer one of the greatest ever seen but she was not the person he had backed</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but it was they all of them together who had developed her she was always a charmer one of the greatest ever seen but she was not the person he had backed</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but it was they all of them together who had developed her she was always a charmer one of the greatest ever seen but she was not the person he had backed


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>denture was to feel sure afterwards that kate had had in these pleasantries no conscience above all no insolent purpose of making light of poor susan shepherd is property in their young friend which property by such remarks</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>denture was to feel sure afterwards that kate had had in these pleasantries no conscience above all no insolent purpose of making light of poor susan shepherd is property in their young friend which property by such remarks</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>denture was to feel sure afterwards that kate had had in these pleasantries no conscience above all no insolent purpose of making light of poor susan sheppard is property in their young friend which property by such remarks</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant densher was to feel sure afterwards that kate had had in these pleasantries no conscious above all no insolent purpose of making light of poor susan shepherd is property in their young friend which property by such remarks


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>was very much pushed through the wall but he was also to know that missus stringham had secretly resented them missus stringham holding the opinion of which he was ultimately to have a glimpse that all the kate croy is in christendom were but dust for the feet of her milly</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>was very much pushed through the wall but he was also to know that missus stringham had secretly resented them missus stringham holding the opinion of which he was ultimately to have a glimpse that all the kate croys in christendom were but dust for the feet of her milly</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>was very much pushed to the wall but he was also to know that missus stringham had secretly resented them missus stringham holding the opinion of which he was ultimately to have a glimpse that all the kate croys in christendom were but dust for the feet of her milly</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant was very much pushed to the wall but he was also to know that missus stringham had secretly resented them missus stringham holding the opinion of which he was ultimately to have a glimpse that all the kate croys in christendom were but dust for the feet of her milly


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that it was true would be what she must reveal only when driven to her last entrenchments and well cornered in her passion the rare passion of friendship the sole passion of her little life saved the one other more imperturbably cerebral</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that it was true would be what she must reveal only when driven to her last entrenchments and well cornered in her passion the rare passion of friendship the sole passion of her little life saved the one other more imperturbably cerebral</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that it was true would be what she must reveal only when driven to her last entrenchments and well cornered in her passion the rare passion of friendship the sole passion of her little life save the one other more imperturbably cerebral</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that it was true would be what she must reveal only when driven to her last entrenchments and well cornered in her passion the rare passion of friendship the sole passion of her little life save the one other more imperturbably cerebral


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>she slipped in the observation that her millie was incapable of change it was just exactly on the contrary</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>she slipped in the observation that her millie was incapable of change was just exactly on the contrary</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>she slipped in the observation that her millie was incapable of change was just exactly on the contrary</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant she slipped in the observation that her milly was incapable of change was just exactly on the contrary


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>she was perfectly kind to susie it was as if she positively knew her as handicapped for any disagreement by feeling that she kate had type and by being committed to admiration of type</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>she was perfectly kind to susie it was as if she positively knew her as handicap for any disagreement by feeling that she kate had type and by being committed to admiration of type</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>she was perfectly kind to susie it was as if she positively knew her as handicapped for any disagreement by feeling that she kate had type and by being committed to admiration of type</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant she was perfectly kind to susie it was as if she positively knew her as handicapped for any disagreement by feeling that she kate had type and by being committed to admiration of type


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>kate had occasion subsequently she found it somehow to mention to our young man millie is having spoken to her of this view on the good lady is part she would like millie had had it from her to put kate croy in a book and see what she could so do with her</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>kate had occasion subsequently she found it somehow to mention to our young man millie is having spoken to her of this view on the good lady is part she would like millie had had it from her to put kate croy in a book and see what she could so do with her</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>kate had occasion subsequently she found it somehow to mention to our young man millie is having spoken to her of this view on the good lady is part she would like millie had had it from her to put kate croix in a book and see what she could so do with her</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant kate had occasion subsequently she found it somehow to mention to our young man milly is having spoken to her of this view on the good lady is part she would like milly had had it from her to put kate croy in a book and see what she could so do with her


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>chopped me up fine or served me whole it was a way of being got at that kate professed she dreaded it would be missus stringham is however she understood because missus stringham oddly felt</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>chopped me up fine or served me whole it was a way of being got at that kate professed she dreaded it would be missus stringham is however she understood because missus stringham oddly felt</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>chopped me up fine or served me whole it was a way of being got at that kate professed she dreaded it would be missus stringham is however she understood because missus stringham oddly felt</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant chop me up fine or serve me whole it was a way of being got at that kate professed she dreaded it would be missus stringham is however she understood because missus stringham oddly felt


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that with such stuff as the strange english girl was made of stuff that in spite of maude manningheim who was full of sentiment she had never known there was none other to be employed these things were of later evidence</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that with such stuff as the strange english girl was made of stuff that in spite of maud manningheim who was full of sentiment she had never known there was none other to be employed these things were of later evidence</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that with such stuff as the strange english girl was made of stuff that in spite of maude manningheim who was full of sentiment she had never known there was none other to be employed these things were of later evidence</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that with such stuff as the strange english girl was made of stuff that in spite of maud manningham who was full of sentiment she had never known there was none other to be employed these things were of later evidence


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>yet dencher might even then have felt them in the air they were practically in it already when kate waving the question of her friend is chemical change wound up with a comparatively unobjectionable proposition that he must now having missed so much</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>yet dencher might even then have felt them in the air they were practically in it already when kate waving the question of her friend is chemical change wound up with a comparatively unobjectionable proposition that he must now having missed so much</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>yet denture might even then have felt them in the air they were practically in it already when kate waving the question of her friend is chemical change wound up with a comparatively unobjectionable proposition that he must now having missed so much</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant yet densher might even then have felt them in the air they were practically in it already when kate waiving the question of her friend is chemical change wound up with the comparatively unobjectionable proposition that he must now having missed so much


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>take them all up on trust further on he meant it peacefully a little perhaps as an example to missus stringham 0 as far on as you like this even had its effect missus stringham appropriated as much of it as might be meant for herself</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>take them all up on trust further on he meant it peacefully a little perhaps as an example to missus stringham 0 as far on as you like this even had its effect missus stringham appropriated as much of it as might be meant for herself</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>take them all up on trust further on he meant it peacefully a little perhaps as an example to missus stringham 0 as far on as you like this even had its effect missus stringham appropriated as much of it as might be meant for herself</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant take them all up on trust further on he met it peacefully a little perhaps as an example to missus stringham 0 as far on as you like this even had its effect missus stringham appropriated as much of it as might be meant for herself


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>attempts to preserve the system that small frogs and toads for instance never have fallen from the sky but were on the ground in the 1st place or that there have been such falls up from one place in a whirlwind and down in another</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>attempts to preserve the system that small frogs and toads for instance never have fallen from the sky but were on the ground in the 1st place or that there have been such falls up from one place in a whirlwind and down in another</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>attempts to preserve the system that small frogs and toads for instance never have fallen from the sky but were on the ground in the 1st place or that there have been such falls up from one place in a whirlwind and down in another</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant attempts to preserve the system that small frogs and toads for instance never have fallen from the sky but were on the ground in the 1st place or that there have been such falls up from one place in a whirlwind and down in another


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>were there some especially froggy place near europe as there is an especially sandy place the scientific explanation would of course be that all small frogs falling from the sky in europe come from that center of froggyity to start with</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>were there some especially froggy place near europe as there is an especially sandy place the scientific explanation would of course be that all small frogs falling from the sky in europe come from that center of froggyity</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>were there some especially froggy place near europe as there is an especially sandy place the scientific explanation would of course be that all small frogs falling from the sky in europe come from that center of froggyity to start with</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant were there some especially froggy place near europe as there is an especially sandy place the scientific explanation would of course be that all small frogs falling from the sky in europe come from that center of frogeity to start with


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>i would like to emphasize something that i am permitted to see because i am still primitive or intelligent or in a state of maladjustment</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i would like to emphasize something that i am permitted to see because i am still primitive or intelligent or in a state of maladjustment</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i would like to emphasize something that i am permitted to see because i am still primitive or intelligent or in a state of maladjustment</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i would like to emphasize something that i am permitted to see because i am still primitive or intelligent or in a state of maladjustment


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>of a fall of tadpoles from the sky as to they are in the 1st place</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>of a fall of tadpoles from the sky as to there in the 1st place</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>of a fall of tadpoles from the sky as to there in the 1st place</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of a fall of tadpoles from the sky as to there in the 1st place


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the writer says that all observers were mistaken that the frogs or toads must have fallen from trees or other places overhead tremendous number of little toads one or 2 months old</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the writer says that all observers were mistaken that the frogs or toads must have fallen from trees or other places overhead tremendous number of little toads one or 2 months old</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the writer says that all observers were mistaken that the frogs or toads must have fallen from trees or other places overhead tremendous number of little toads one or 2 months old</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the writer says that all observers were mistaken that the frogs or toads must have fallen from trees or other places overhead tremendous number of little toads one or 2 months old


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that were seen to fall from a great thick cloud that appeared suddenly in a sky that had been cloudless august 1804 near toulouse france according to a letter from professor pontus to m erago</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that were seen to fall from a great thick cloud that appeared suddenly in a sky that had been cloudless august 1804 near toulouse france according to a letter from professor pontus to m arago</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that were seen to fall from a great thick cloud that appeared suddenly in a sky that had been cloudless august 1804 near toulouse france according to a letter from professor pontus to m errigo</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that were seen to fall from a great thick cloud that appeared suddenly in a sky that had been cloudless august 1804 near toulouse france according to a letter from professor pontus to m arago


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>many instances of frogs that were seen to fall from the sky</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>many instances of frogs that were seen to fall from the sky</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>many instances of frogs that were seen to fall from the sky</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant many instances of frogs that were seen to fall from the sky


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>as to having been there in the 1st place</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>as to having been there in the 1st place</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>as to having been there in the 1st place</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant as to having been there in the 1st place


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>july 30 1838</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>july 30th 1838</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>july 30th 1838</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant july 30th 1838


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>little toads found in a desert after a rainfall notes and queries</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>little toads found in a desert after a rainfall notes and queries</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>little toads found in a desert after a rainfall notes and queries</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant little toads found in a desert after a rainfall notes and queries


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>to start with i do not deny positively the conventional explanation of up and down i think that there may have been such occurrences i omit many notes that i have upon indistinguishable</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>to start with i do not deny positively the conventional explanation of up and down i think that there may have been such occurrences i omit many notes that i have upon indistinguishables</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>to start with i do not deny positively the conventional explanation of up and down i think that there may have been such occurrences i omit many notes that i have upon indistinguishables</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant to start with i do not deny positively the conventional explanation of up and down i think that there may have been such occurrences i omit many notes that i have upon indistinguishables


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in the london times july 4th 1883 there is an account of a shower of twigs and leaves and tiny toads in a storm upon the slopes of the apennines these may have been the ejectimenta of a whirlwind i add however</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the london times july 4 1883 there is an account of a shower of twigs and leaves and tiny toads in a storm upon the slopes of the apennines these may have been the ejectimenta of a whirlwind i add however</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in the london times july 4 1883 there is an account of a shower of twigs and leaves and tiny toads in a storm upon the slopes of the apennines these may have been the ejectimenta of a whirlwind i add however</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in the london times july 4th 1883 there is an account of a shower of twigs and leaves and tiny toads in a storm upon the slopes of the apennines these may have been the ejectamenta of a whirlwind i add however


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that i have notes upon 2 other falls of tiny toads in 18831 in france and one in tahiti also a fish in scotland but in the phenomena of the apennines the mixture seems to me to be typical of the products of a whirlwind</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that i have notes upon 2 other falls of tiny toads in 18831 in france and one in tahiti also a fish in scotland but in the phenomena of the apennines the mixture seems to me to be typical of the products of a whirlwind</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that i have notes upon 2 other falls of tiny toads in 18831 in france and one in tahiti also a fish in scotland but in the phenomena of the apennines the mixture seems to me to be typical of the products of a whirlwind</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that i have notes upon 2 other falls of tiny toads in 18831 in france and one in tahiti also of fish in scotland but in the phenomenon of the apennines the mixture seems to me to be typical of the products of a whirlwind


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the other instances seem to me to be typical of something like migration the great numbers and their homogeneity over and over in these annals of the damned occurs the datum of segregation</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the other instances seem to me to be typical of something like migration the great numbers and their homogeneity over and over in these annals of the damned occurs the datum of segregation</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the other instances seem to me to be typical of something like migration the great numbers and their homogeneity over and over in these annals of the damned occurs the datum of segregation</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the other instances seem to me to be typical of something like migration their great numbers and their homogeneity over and over in these annals of the damned occurs the datum of segregation


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but a whirlwind is thought of as a condition of chaos quasi chaos</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but a whirlwind is thought of as a condition of chaos quasi chaos</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but a whirlwind is thought of as a condition of chaos quasi chaos</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but a whirlwind is thought of as a condition of chaos quasi chaos


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a small pond in the track of the cloud was sucked dry the water being carried over the adjoining fields together with a large quantity of soft mud which was scattered over the ground for half a mile around</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a small pond in the track of the cloud was sucked dry the water being carried over the adjoining fields together with a large quantity of soft mud which was scattered over the ground for half a mile around</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>monthly weather review july 1881 a small pond in the track of the cloud was sucked dry the water being carried over the adjoining fields together with a large quantity of soft mud which was scattered over the ground for half a mile around</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant monthly weather review july 1881 a small pond in the track of the cloud was sucked dry the water being carried over the adjoining fields together with a large quantity of soft mud which was scattered over the ground for half a mile around


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but here are the circumstances of a scoop in the exclusionist imagination there is no regard for mud debris from the bottom of a pond floating vegetation loose things from the shores but a precise picking out of frogs only</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but here are the circumstances of a scoop in the exclusionist imagination there is no regard for mud debris from the bottom of a pond floating vegetation loose things from the shores but a precise picking out of frogs only</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but here are other circumstances of a scoop in the exclusionist imagination there is no regard for mud debris from the bottom of a pond floating vegetation loose things from the shores but a precise picking out of frogs only</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but here are the circumstances of a scoop in the exclusionist imagination there is no regard for mud debris from the bottom of a pond floating vegetation loose things from the shores but a precise picking out of frogs only


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>of all instances i have that attribute the fall of small frogs or toads to whirlwinds only one definitely identifies or places the whirlwind also as has been said before a pond going up would be quite as interesting as frogs coming down</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>of all instances i have that attribute the fall of small frogs or toads to whirlwinds only one definitely identifies or places the whirlwind also as has been said before a pond going up would be quite as interesting as frogs coming down</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>of all instances i have that attribute the fall of small frogs or toads to whirlwinds only one definitely identifies or places the whirlwind also as has been said before a pond going up would be quite as interesting as frogs coming down</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of all instances i have that attribute the fall of small frogs or toads to whirlwinds only one definitely identifies or places the whirlwind also as has been said before a pond going up would be quite as interesting as frogs coming down


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>whirlwinds we read of over and over but where and what whirlwind it seems to me that anybody who had lost a pond would be heard from in simon is meteorological magazine</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>whirlwinds we read of over and over but where and what whirlwind it seems to me that anybody who had lost a pond would be heard from in simon is meteorological magazine</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>whirlwinds we read of over and over but where and what whirlwind it seems to me that anybody who had lost a pond would be heard from in simon is meteorological magazine</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant whirlwinds we read of over and over but where and what whirlwind it seems to me that anybody who had lost a pond would be heard from in symons meteorological magazine


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a fall of small frogs near birmingham england june 30 1892 is attributed to a specific whirlwind but not a word as to any special pond that had contributed</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a fall of small frogs near birmingham england june 30 1892 is attributed to a specific whirlwind but not a word as to any special pond that had contributed</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a fall of small frogs near birmingham england june 30 1892 is attributed to a specific whirlwind but not a word as to any special pond that had contributed</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a fall of small frogs near birmingham england june 30th 1892 is attributed to a specific whirlwind but not a word as to any special pond that had contributed


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>and something that strikes my attention here is that these frogs are described as almost white i am afraid there is no escape for us we shall have to give to civilization upon this earth some new worlds places with white frogs in them</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and something that strikes my attention here is that these frogs are described as almost white i am afraid there is no escape for us we shall have to give to civilization upon this earth some new worlds places with white frogs in them</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and something that strikes my attention here is that these frogs are described as almost white i am afraid there is no escape for us we shall have to give to civilization upon this earth some new worlds places with white frogs in them</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and something that strikes my attention here is that these frogs are described as almost white i am afraid there is no escape for us we shall have to give to civilization upon this earth some new worlds places with white frogs in them


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in spite of all we think we know of the accelerative velocity of falling bodies and have propagated why the exotic becomes the indigenous or from the strangest of places we would expect the familiar or</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in spite of all we think we know of the accelerative velocity of falling bodies and have propagated why the exotic becomes the indigenous or from the strangest of places we would expect the familiar or</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in spite of all we think we know of the accelerative velocity of falling bodies and have propagated why the exotic becomes the indigenous or from the strangest of places we would expect the familiar or</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in spite of all we think we know of the accelerative velocity of falling bodies and have propagated why the exotic becomes the indigenous or from the strangest of places we would expect the familiar or


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>if hosts of living frogs have come here from somewhere else every living thing upon this earth may ancestrally have come from somewhere else i find that i have another note upon a specific hurricane</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>if hosts of living frogs have come here from somewhere else every living thing upon this earth may ancestrally have come from somewhere else i find that i have another note upon a specific hurricane</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>if hosts of living frogs have come here from somewhere else every living thing upon this earth may ancestrally have come from somewhere else i find that i have another note upon a specific hurricane</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant if hosts of living frogs have come here from somewhere else every living thing upon this earth may ancestrally have come from somewhere else i find that i have another note upon a specific hurricane


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>after one of the greatest hurricanes in the history of ireland some fish were found as far as 15 yards from the edge of a lake have another this is a good one for the exclusionists fall of fish in paris said that a neighboring pond had been blown dry</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>after one of the greatest hurricanes in the history of ireland some fish were found as far as 15 yards from the edge of a lake have another this is a good one for the exclusionists fall of fish in paris said that a neighboring pond had been blown dry</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>after one of the greatest hurricanes in the history of ireland some fish were found as far as 15 yards from the edge of a lake have another this is a good one for the exclusionists fall of fish in paris said that a neighboring pond had been blown dry</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant after one of the greatest hurricanes in the history of ireland some fish were found as far as 15 yards from the edge of a lake have another this is a good one for the exclusionists fall of fish in paris said that a neighboring pond had been blown dry


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>date not given but i have seen it recorded somewhere else the best known fall of fishes from the sky is that which occurred at mountain ash</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>date not given but i have seen it recorded somewhere else the best known fall of fishes from the sky is that which occurred at mountain ash</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>date not given but i have seen it recorded somewhere else the best known fall of fishes from the sky is that which occurred at mount nash</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant date not given but i have seen it recorded somewhere else the best known fall of fishes from the sky is that which occurred at mountain ash


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>february 11 1859 the editor of the zoologist</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>february 11 1859 the editor of the zoologist</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>february 11th 1859 the editor of the zoologist</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant february 11th 1859 the editor of the zoologist


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>having published a report of a fall of fishes rights i am continually receiving similar accounts of frogs and fishes but in all the volumes of the zoologist i can find only 2 reports of such falls there is nothing to conclude</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>having published a report of a fall of fishes writes i am continually receiving similar accounts of frogs and fishes but in all the volumes of the zoologist i can find only 2 reports of such falls there is nothing to conclude</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>having published a report of a fall of fishes writes there is nothing to conclude</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant having published a report of a fall of fishes writes i am continually receiving similar accounts of frogs and fishes but in all the volumes of the zoologist i can find only 2 reports of such falls there is nothing to conclude


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>other than that hosts of data have been lost because orthodoxy does not look favorably upon such reports the monthly weather review records several falls of fishes in the united states</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>other than that hosts of data have been lost because orthodoxy does not look favorably upon such reports the monthly weather review records several falls of fishes in the united states</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>other than that hosts of data have been lost because orthodoxy does not look favorably upon such reports the monthly weather review records several falls of fishes in the united states</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant other than that hosts of data have been lost because orthodoxy does not look favorably upon such reports the monthly weather review records several falls of fishes in the united states


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>nevertheless the treatment by the zoologist of the fall reported from mount nash is fair</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>nevertheless the treatment by the zoologist of the fall reported from mount nash is fair 1st appears</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>nevertheless the treatment by the zoologist of the fall reported from mountain ash is fair</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant nevertheless the treatment by the zoologist of the fall reported from mountain ash is fair 1st appears


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>vicar of abadair asserting that the fall had occurred chiefly upon the property of mister nixon of mountain ash</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>vicar of avedare asserting that the fall had occurred chiefly upon the property of mister nixon of mountain ash</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>vicar of avidare asserting that the fall had occurred chiefly upon the property of mister nixon of mountain ash</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant vicar of abedare asserting that the fall had occurred chiefly upon the property of mister nixon of mountain ash


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>of the british museum bristling with exclusionism writes that some of these fishes which had been sent to him alive were very young minnows he says on reading the evidence it seems to me most probably only a practical joke</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>of the british museum bristling with exclusionism writes that some of these fishes which had been sent to him alive were very young minnows he says on reading the evidence it seems to me most probably only a practical joke</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>of the british museum bristling with exclusionism writes that some of these fishes which had been sent to him alive were very young minnows he says on reading the evidence it seems to me most probably only a practical joke</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of the british museum bristling with exclusionism writes that some of these fishes which had been sent to him alive were very young minnows he says on reading the evidence it seems to me most probably only a practical joke


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the editor says that one was a minnow and that the rest were sticklebacks he says that doctor gray is explanation is no doubt right</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the editor says that one was a minnow and that the rest were sticklebacks he says that doctor gray is explanation is no doubt right but</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the editor says that one was a minnow and that the rest were sticklebacks he says that doctor gray is explanation is no doubt right</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the editor says that one was a minnow and that the rest were sticklebacks he says that doctor gray is explanation is no doubt right but


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>he publishes a letter from another correspondent who apologizes for opposing so high an authority as doctor gray but says that he had obtained some of these fishes from persons who lived at a considerable distance apart</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he publishes a letter from another correspondent who apologizes for opposing so high an authority as doctor gray but says that he had obtained some of these fishes from persons who lived at a considerable distance apart</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he publishes a letter from another correspondent who apologizes for opposing so high an authority as doctor gray but says that he had obtained some of these fishes from persons who lived at a considerable distance apart</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he publishes a letter from another correspondent who apologizes for opposing so high an authority as doctor gray but says that he had obtained some of these fishes from persons who lived at a considerable distance apart


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>or considerably out of range of the playful pail of water according to the annual register</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>or considerably out of range of the playful pail of water according to the annual register</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>or considerably out of range of the playful pail of water according to the annual register</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant or considerably out of range of the playful pail of water according to the annual register


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the fishes themselves had fallen by pale foals if these fishes were not upon the ground in the 1st place we base our objections to the whirlwind explanation upon 2 data that they fell in no such distribution as one could attribute to the discharge of a whirlwind</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the fishes themselves had fallen by pale foals if these fishes were not upon the ground in the 1st place we base our objections to the whirlwind explanation upon 2 data that they fell in no such distribution as one could attribute to the discharge of a whirlwind</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the fishes themselves had fallen by pale falls if these fishes were not upon the ground in the 1st place we base our objections to the whirlwind explanation upon 2 data that they fell in no such distribution as one could attribute to the discharge of a whirlwind</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the fishes themselves had fallen by pailfuls if these fishes were not upon the ground in the 1st place we base our objections to the whirlwind explanation upon 2 data that they fell in no such distribution as one could attribute to the discharge of a whirlwind


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that 10 minutes later another fall of fishes occurred upon this same narrow strip of land even arguing that a whirlwind may stand still actually it discharges tangentially wherever the fishes came from it does not seem thinkable</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that 10 minutes later another fall of fishes occurred upon this same narrow strip of land even arguing that a whirlwind may stand still actually it discharges tangentially wherever the fishes came from it does not seem thinkable</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that 10 minutes later another fall of fishes occurred upon this same narrow strip of land even arguing that a whirlwind may stand still actually it discharges tangentially wherever the fishes came from it does not seem thinkable</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that 10 minutes later another fall of fishes occurred upon this same narrow strip of land even arguing that a whirlwind may stand still axially it discharges tangentially wherever the fishes came from it does not seem thinkable


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that some could have fallen and that others could have whirled even a 10th of a minute then falling directly after the 1st to fall because of these evil circumstances the best adaptation was to laugh the whole thing off</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that some could have fallen and that others could have whirled even a 10th of a minute then falling directly after the 1st of fall because of these evil circumstances the best adaptation was to laugh the whole thing off</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that some could have fallen and that others could have whirled even a 10th of a minute then falling directly after the 1st to fall because of these evil circumstances the best adaptation was to laugh the whole thing off</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that some could have fallen and that others could have whirled even a 10th of a minute then falling directly after the 1st to fall because of these evil circumstances the best adaptation was to laugh the whole thing off


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>very young minnows had been caught up in the london times march 2 1859 is a letter from mister aaron roberts curate of saint peter is carmothon in this letter</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the london times march 2 1859 is a letter from mister aaron roberts curate of saint peter is carmothon in this letter</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>very young minnows had been caught up in the london times march 2nd 1859 is a letter from mister aaron roberts curate of saint peter is carmothon</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant very young minnows had been caught up in the london times march 2nd 1859 is a letter from mister aaron roberts curate of saint peter is carmathon in this letter


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but there is some question of species i think myself that they were minnows and sticklebacks some persons thinking them to be sea fishes placed them in salt water according to mister roberts</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but there is some question of species i think myself that they were minnows and sticklebacks some persons thinking them to be sea fishes place them in salt water according to mister roberts</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but there is some question of species i think myself that they were minnows and sticklebacks some persons thinking them to be sea fishes placed them in salt water according to mister roberts</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but there is some question of species i think myself that they were minnows and sticklebacks some persons thinking them to be sea fishes placed them in salt water according to mister roberts


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>some were placed in fresh water these seemed to thrive well as to narrow distribution we are told that the fishes fell in and about the premises of mister nixon it was not observed at the time that any fish fell in any other part of the neighborhood</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>some were placed in freshwater these seemed to thrive well as to narrow distribution we are told that the fishes fell in and about the premises of mister nixon it was not observed at the time that any fish fell in any other part of the neighborhood</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>some were placed in fresh water these seemed to thrive well as to narrow distribution we are told that the fishes fell in and about the premises of mister nixon it was not observed at the time that any fish fell in any other part of the neighborhood</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant some were placed in fresh water these seemed to thrive well as to narrow distribution we are told that the fishes fell in and about the premises of mister nixon it was not observed at the time that any fish fell in any other part of the neighborhood


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>save in the particular spot mentioned in the london times march 10th 1859 victor griffith writes an account</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>save in the particular spot mentioned in the london times march 10 1859 victor griffith writes an account</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>save in the particular spot mentioned in the london times march 10 1859 victor griffith writes an account</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant save in the particular spot mentioned in the london times march 10th 1859 vicar griffith writes an account the roofs of some houses were covered with them


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in this letter it is said that the largest fishes were 5 inches long and that these did not survive the fall</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in this letter it is said that the largest fishes were 5 inches long and that these did not survive the fall</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in this letter it is said that the largest fishes were 5 inches long and that these did not survive the fall</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in this letter it is said that the largest fishes were 5 inches long and that these did not survive the fall report of the british association


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the evidence of the fall of fish on this occasion was very conclusive a specimen of the fish was exhibited</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the evidence of the fall of fish on this occasion was very conclusive a specimen of the fish was exhibited .</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the evidence of the fall of fish on this occasion was very conclusive a specimen of the fish was exhibited</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the evidence of the fall of fish on this occasion was very conclusive a specimen of the fish was exhibited


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>lyris gasterostias is the stickleback altogether i think we have not a sense of total perdition</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>lyris gasterostias is the stickleback all together i think we have not a sense of total perdition</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>all together i think we have not a sense of total perdition</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant leirus gasterosteus is the stickleback altogether i think we have not a sense of total perdition


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in which were 1000s of fishes 4 or 5 inches long some of which covered roofs of hoses and some of which remained 10 minutes in the air by way of contrast we offer our own acceptance that the bottom of a supergeographical pond had dropped out</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in which were 1000s of fishes 4 or 5 inches long some of which covered roofs of hoses and some of which remained 10 minutes in the air by way of contrast we offer our own acceptance that the bottom of a super geographical pond had dropped out</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in which were 1000s of fishes 4 or 5 inches long some of which covered roofs of hoses and some of which remained 10 minutes in the air by way of contrast we offer our own acceptance that the bottom of a supergeographical pond had dropped out</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in which were 1000s of fishes 4 or 5 inches long some of which covered roofs of houses and some of which remained 10 minutes in the air by way of contrast we offer our own acceptance that the bottom of a super geographical pond had dropped out


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>i have a great many notes upon the fall of fishes despite the difficulty these records have in getting themselves published but i pick out the instances that especially relate to our supergeographical acceptances</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i have a great many notes upon the fall of fishes despite the difficulty these records have in getting themselves published but i pick out the instances that especially relate to our supergeographical acceptances</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i have a great many notes upon the fall of fishes despite the difficulty these records have in getting themselves published but i pick out the instances that especially relate to our super geographical acceptances</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i have a great many notes upon the fall of fishes despite the difficulty these records have in getting themselves published but i pick out the instances that especially relate to our super geographical acceptances


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that have fallen with the distribution narrower than is attributable to a whirlwind that have fallen for a considerable length of time upon the same narrow area of land these 3 factors indicate somewhere not far aloft</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that have fallen with the distribution narrower than is attributable to a whirlwind that have fallen for a considerable length of time upon the same narrow area of land these 3 factors indicate somewhere not far aloft</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that have fallen with the distribution narrower than is attributable to a whirlwind that have fallen for a considerable length of time upon the same narrow area of land these 3 factors indicate somewhere not far aloft</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that have fallen with a distribution narrower than is attributable to a whirlwind that have fallen for a considerable length of time upon the same narrow area of land these 3 factors indicate somewhere not far aloft


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a region of inertness to this earth is gravitation of course however a region that by the flux and variation of all things must at times be susceptible but afterward our heresy will bifurcate</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a region of inertness to this earth is gravitation of course however a region that by the flux and variation of all things must at times be susceptible but afterward our heresy will bifurcate</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a region of inertness to this earth is gravitation of course however a region that by the flux and variation of all things must at times be susceptible but afterward our heresy will bifurcate</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a region of inertness to this earth is gravitation of course however a region that by the flux and variation of all things must at times be susceptible but afterward our heresy will bifurcate


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in amiable accommodation to the crucifixion it will get i think but so impressed are we with the datum that though there have been many reports of small frogs that have fallen from the sky</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in amiable accommodation to the crucifixion it will get i think but so impressed are we with the datum that though there have been many reports of small frogs that have fallen from the sky</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in amiable accommodation to the crucifixion it will get i think but so impressed are we with the datum that though there have been many reports of small frogs that have fallen from the sky</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in amiable accommodation to the crucifixion it will get i think but so impressed are we with the datum that though there have been many reports of small frogs that have fallen from the sky


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that to these circumstances another adjustment must be made apart from our 3 factors of indication an extraordinary observation is the fall of living things without injury to them</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that to these circumstances another adjustment must be made apart from our 3 factors of indication an extraordinary observation is the fall of living things without injury to them</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that to these circumstances another adjustment must be made apart from our 3 factors of indication an extraordinary observation is the fall of living things without injury to them</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that to these circumstances another adjustment must be made apart from our 3 factors of indication an extraordinary observation is the fall of living things without injury to them


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>something else apart from our 3 main interests is a phenomena that looks like what one might call an alternating series of falls of fishes whatever the significance may be</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>something else apart from our 3 main interests is a phenomenon that looks like what one might call an alternating series of falls of fishes whatever the significance may be</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>something else apart from our 3 main interests is a phenomena that looks like what one might call an alternating series of falls of fishes whatever the significance may be</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant something else apart from our 3 main interests is a phenomenon that looks like what one might call an alternating series of falls of fishes whatever the significance may be


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>july 1824 living age</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>july 1824 living age</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>july 1824 living age</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant july 1824 living age


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>fyveshire scotland summer of 1824</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>fyveshire scotland summer of 1824</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>fyveshire scotland summer of 1824</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant fifeshire scotland summer of 1824


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>muradabad india july 1826 living age</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>muradabad india july 1826 living age</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>moradabad india july 1826 living age</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant moradabad india july 1826 living age


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>rosshire scotland 1828</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>rauscher scotland 1828</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>rosscher scotland 1828</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant ross shire scotland 1828


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>muradabad india july 20th 1829</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>muratabad india july 20th 1829</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>muradabad india july 20 1829</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant moradabad india july 20th 1829


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>faridpur india february 19th 1830</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>faridpur india february 19 1830</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>faridpur india february 19 1830</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant feridpoor india february 19th 1830


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>disregarding serial significance or mechanical unintelligent repulsive reflex is that the fishes of india did not fall from the sky that they were found upon the ground after torrential rains because streams had overflowed and had then receded</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>disregarding serial significance or mechanical unintelligent repulsive reflex is that the fishes of india did not fall from the sky that they were found upon the ground after torrential rains because streams had overflowed and had then receded</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>disregarding serial significance or mechanical unintelligent repulsive reflex is that the fishes of india did not fall from the sky that they were found upon the ground after torrential rains because streams had overflowed and had then receded</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant disregarding serial significance or mechanical unintelligent repulsive reflex is that the fishes of india did not fall from the sky that they were found upon the ground after torrential rains because streams had overflowed and had then receded


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in the region of inertness that we think we can conceive of or a zone that is to this earth is gravitation very much like the neutral zone of a magnet is attraction we accept that there are bodies of water and also clear spaces bottoms of ponds dropping out</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the region of inertness that we think we can conceive of or a zone that is to this earth is gravitation very much like the neutral zone of a magnet is attraction we accept that there are bodies of water and also clear spaces bottoms of ponds dropping out</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in the region of inertness that we think we can conceive of or a zone that is to this earth is gravitation very much like the neutral zone of a magnet is attraction we accept that there are bodies of water and also clear spaces bottoms of ponds dropping out</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in the region of inertness that we think we can conceive of or a zone that is to this earth is gravitation very much like the neutral zone of a magnet is attraction we accept that there are bodies of water and also clear spaces bottoms of ponds dropping out


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>remain and dry or even putrefy then sometimes falling by atmospheric dislodgement after a tremendous deluge of rain one of the heaviest falls on record</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>remain and dry or even putrefy then sometimes falling by atmospheric dislodgement after a tremendous deluge of rain one of the heaviest falls on record</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>remain and dry or even putrefy then sometimes falling by atmospheric dislodgement after a tremendous deluge of rain one of the heaviest falls on record</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant remain and dry or even putrefy then sometimes falling by atmospheric dislodgment after a tremendous deluge of rain one of the heaviest falls on record


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>july 25 1850</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>july 25th 1850</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>july 25 1850</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant july 25th 1850


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the word found is agreeable to the repulsions of the conventionalists and their concept of an overflowing stream but according to doctor buist some of these fishes were found on the tops of haystacks</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the word found is agreeable to the repulsions of the conventionalists and their concept of an overflowing stream but according to doctor buist some of these fishes were found on the tops of haystacks</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the word found is agreeable to the repulsions of the conventionalists and their concept of an overflowing stream but according to doctor buist some of these fishes were found on the tops of haystacks</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the word found is agreeable to the repulsions of the conventionalists and their concept of an overflowing stream but according to doctor buist some of these fishes were found on the tops of haystacks ferrel


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>tells of a fall of living fishes some of them having been placed in a tank where they survived that occurred in india about 20 miles south of calcutta september 20 1839 a witness of this fall says</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>tells of a fall of living fishes some of them having been placed in a tank where they survived that occurred in india about 20 miles south of calcutta september 20 1839 a witness of this fall says</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>tells of a fall of living fishes some of them having been placed in a tank where they survived that occurred in india about 20 miles south of calcutta september 20th 1839 a witness of this fall says</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant tells of a fall of living fishes some of them having been placed in a tank where they survived that occurred in india about 20 miles south of calcutta september 20th 1839 a witness of this fall says


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the most strange thing which ever struck me was that the fish did not fall helter skelter or here and there but they fell in a straight line not more than a cubit in breadth</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the most strange thing which ever struck me was that the fish did not fall helter skulter or here and there but they fell in a straight line not more than a cubit in breadth</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the most strange thing which ever struck me was that the fish did not fall helter skelter or here and there but they fell in a straight line not more than a qubit in breadth</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the most strange thing which ever struck me was that the fish did not fall helter skelter or here and there but they fell in a straight line not more than a cubit in breadth


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>that according to testimony taken before a magistrate a fall occurred february 19 1830 near faridpur india of many fishes of various sizes some whole and fresh and others mutilated and putrefying</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that according to testimony taken before a magistrate a fall occurred february 19 1830 near faradpur india of many fishes of various sizes some whole and fresh and others mutilated and putrefying</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that according to testimony taken before a magistrate a fall occurred february 19th 1830 near faradpur india of many fishes of various sizes some whole and fresh and others mutilated and putrefying</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that according to testimony taken before a magistrate a fall occurred february 19th 1830 near feridpoor india of many fishes of various sizes some whole and fresh and others mutilated and putrefying


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>or to those who hold out for segregation in a whirlwind or that objects say twice as heavy as others would be separated from the lighter we point out that some of these fishes were twice as heavy as others in the journal of the asiatic society of bengal</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>or to those who hold out for segregation in a whirlwind or that objects say twice as heavy as others would be separated from the lighter we point out that some of these fishes were twice as heavy as others in the journal of the asiatic society of bengal</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>or to those who hold out for segregation in a whirlwind or that objects say twice as heavy as others would be separated from the lighter we point out that some of these fishes were twice as heavy as others in the journal of the asiatic society of bengal</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant or to those who hold out for segregation in a whirlwind or that objects say twice as heavy as others would be separated from the lighter we point out that some of these fishes were twice as heavy as others in the journal of the asiatic society of bengal


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>some of the fish were fresh but others were rotten and without heads among the number which i got 5 were fresh and the rest stinking and headless they remind us of his grace is observation of some pages back</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>some of the fish were fresh but others were rotten and without heads among the number which i got 5 were fresh and the rest stinking and headless they remind us of his grace is observation of some pages back</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>some of the fish were fresh but others were rotten and without heads among the number which i got 5 were fresh and the rest stinking and headless they remind us of his grace is observation of some pages back</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant some of the fish were fresh but others were rotten and without heads among the number which i got 5 were fresh and the rest stinking and headless they remind us of his grace is observation of some pages back


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>according to doctor brewis some of these fishes weighed one.5 each and others £3 a fall of fishes at futtipur india may 16 1833 they were all dead and dry</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>according to doctor brewis some of these fishes weighed one.5 each and others £3 a fall of fishes at futtipur india may 16 1833 they were all dead and dry</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>according to doctor brewis some of these fishes weighed one.5 each and others £3 a fall of fishes at futtipur india may 16th 1833 they were all dead and dry</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant according to doctor buist some of these fishes weighed one.5 each and others £3 a fall of fishes at futtepoor india may 16th 1833 they were all dead and dry


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a correspondent writes from the dove marine laboratory cuttercoats england that at hinden a suburb of sunderland august 24 92800s of small fishes identified as sand eels had fallen</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a correspondent writes from the dove marine laboratory cuttercoats england that at hinden a suburb of sunderland august 24 92800s of small fishes identified as sand eels had fallen</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a correspondent writes from the dove marine laboratory cuttercoats england that at hinden a suburb of sunderland august 24 92800s of small fishes identified as sand eels had fallen</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a correspondent writes from the dove marine laboratory cuttercoats england that at hindon a suburb of sunderland august 24th 191800s of small fishes identified as sand eels had fallen


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>again the small area about 60 by 30 yards the fall occurred during a heavy rain that was accompanied by thunder</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>again the small area about 60 by 30 yards the fall occurred during a heavy rain that was accompanied by thunder</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>again the small area about 60 by 30 yards the fall occurred during a heavy rain that was accompanied by thunder</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant again the small area about 60 by 30 yards the fall occurred during a heavy rain that was accompanied by thunder


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but by no visible lightning the sea is close to hinden but if you try to think of these fishes having described a trajectory and a whirlwind from the ocean consider this remarkable datum that</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but by no visible lightning the sea is close to hinden but if you try to think of these fishes having described a trajectory and a whirlwind from the ocean consider this remarkable datum that</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but by no visible lightning the sea is close to hinden but if you try to think of these fishes having described a trajectory and a whirlwind from the ocean consider this remarkable datum that .</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but by no visible lightning the sea is close to hindon but if you try to think of these fishes having described a trajectory in a whirlwind from the ocean consider this remarkable datum that


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>according to witnesses the fall upon this small area occupied 10 minutes i cannot think of a clearer indication of a direct fall from a stationary source and</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>according to witnesses the fall upon this small area occupied 10 minutes i cannot think of a clearer indication of a direct fall from a stationary source and</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>according to witnesses the fall upon this small area occupied 10 minutes i cannot think of a clearer indication of a direct fall from a stationary source</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant according to witnesses the fall upon this small area occupied 10 minutes i cannot think of a clearer indication of a direct fall from a stationary source and


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>the fish were all dead and indeed stiff and hard when picked up immediately after the occurrence by all of which i mean that we have only begun to pile up our data of things that fall from a stationary source overhead</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the fish were all dead and indeed stiff and hard when picked up immediately after the occurrence by all of which i mean that we have only begun to pile up our data of things that fall from a stationary source overhead</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the fish were all dead and indeed stiff and hard when picked up immediately after the occurrence by all of which i mean that we have only begun to pile up our data of things that fall from a stationary source overhead</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the fish were all dead and indeed stiff and hard when picked up immediately after the occurrence by all of which i mean that we have only begun to pile up our data of things that fall from a stationary source overhead


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>we will have to take up the subject from many approaches before our acceptance which seems quite as rigorously arrived at as ever has been a belief can emerge from the accursed i do not know how much the horse and the barn will help us to emerge</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>we will have to take up the subject from many approaches before our acceptance which seems quite as rigorously arrived at as ever has been a belief can emerge from the accursed i do not know how much the horse and the barn will help us to emerge</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>we will have to take up the subject from many approaches before our acceptance which seems quite as rigorously arrived at as ever has been a belief can emerge from the accursed i do not know how much the horse and the barn will help us to emerge</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant we will have to take up the subject from many approaches before our acceptance which seems quite as rigorously arrived at as ever has been a belief can emerge from the accursed i do not know how much the horse and the barn will help us to emerge


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but if ever anything did go up from this earth is surface and stay up those damn things may have</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but if ever anything did go up from this earth is surface and stay up those damned things may have</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but if ever anything did go up from this earth is surface and stay up those damn things may have</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but if ever anything did go up from this earth is surface and stay up those damned things may have monthly weather review may 1878 in a tornado in wisconsin may 23rd 1878


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a barn and a horse were carried completely away and neither horse nor barn nor any portion of either have since been found after that which would be a little strong were it not for a steady improvement in our digestions that i note as we go along</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a barn and a horse were carried completely away and neither horse nor barn nor any portion of either have since been found after that which would be a little strong were it not for a steady improvement in our digestions that i note as we go along</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a barn and a horse were carried completely away and neither horse nor barn nor any portion of either have since been found after that which would be a little strong were it not for a steady improvement in our digestions that i note as we go along</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a barn and a horse were carried completely away and neither horse nor barn nor any portion of either have since been found after that which would be a little strong were it not for a steady improvement in our digestions that i note as we go along


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>there is little of the bizarre or the unassimilable in the turtle that hovered 6 months or so over a small town in mississippi</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>there is little of the bizarre or the unassimilable in the turtle that hovered 6 months or so over a small town in mississippi</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>there was little of the bizarre or the unassimilable in the turtle that hovered 6 months or so over a small town in mississippi</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant there is little of the bizarre or the unassimilable in the turtle that hovered 6 months or so over a small town in mississippi monthly weather review may 1894


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>fell a small piece of alabaster that at bovina 8 miles from vicksburg fell a gopher turtle they fell in a hailstorm this item was widely copied at the time for instance nature</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>fell a small piece of alabaster that at bovina 8 miles from vicksburg fell a gopher turtle they fell in a hailstorm this item was widely copied at the time for instance nature</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>fell a small piece of alabaster that at bovina 8 miles from vicksburg fell a gopher turtle they fell in a hailstorm this item was widely copied at the time for instance nature</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant fell a small piece of alabaster that at bovina 8 miles from vicksburg fell a gopher turtle they fell in a hailstorm this item was widely copied at the time for instance nature


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>as to discussion not a word or science and its continuity with presbyterianism data like this are damned at birth the weather review does sprinkle or baptize or attempt to save this infant</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>as to discussion not a word or science and its continuity with presbyterianism data like this are damned at birth the weather review does sprinkle or baptize or attempt to save this infant</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>as to discussion not a word or science and its continuity with presbyterianism data like this are damned at birth the weather review does sprinkle or baptize or attempt to save this infant</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant as to discussion not a word or science and its continuity with presbyterianism data like this are damned at birth the weather review does sprinkle or baptize or attempt to save this infant


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>but in all the meteorological literature that i have gone through after that date not a word except mentioned once or twice the editor of the review says</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but in all the meteorological literature that i have gone through after that date not a word except mentioned once or twice the editor of the review says</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but in all the meteorological literature that i have gone through after that date not a word except mention once or twice the editor of the review says</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but in all the meteorological literature that i have gone through after that date not a word except mention once or twice the editor of the review says