### 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>when he was on all sides distressed by justice and when he had no other advantage to expect from any legal proofs by which he might disprove the accusations laid against him he impudently abused the majesty of god and ascribed it to his power that he had been preserved hitherto</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>when he was on all sides distressed by justice and when he had no other advantage to expect from any legal proofs by which he might disprove the accusations laid against him he impudently abused the majesty of god and ascribed it to his power that he had been preserved hitherto</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>when he was on all sides distressed by justice and when he had no other advantage to expect from any legal proofs by which he might disprove the accusations laid against him he impudently abused the majesty of god and ascribed it to his power that he had been preserved hitherto</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant when he was on all sides distressed by justice and when he had no other advantage to expect from any legal proofs by which he might disprove the accusations laid against him he impudently abused the majesty of god and ascribed it to his power that he had been preserved hitherto


### 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>found that he had nothing to say besides his appeal to god and saw that there was no end of that he bid them bring the potion before the court that he might see what virtue still remained in it</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>found that he had nothing to say besides his appeal to god and saw that there was no end of that he bid them bring the potion before the court that he might see what virtue still remained in it</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>found that he had nothing to say besides his appeal to god and saw that there was no end of that he bid them bring the potion before the court that he might see what virtue still remained in it</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant found that he had nothing to say besides his appeal to god and saw that there was no end of that he bid them bring the potion before the court that he might see what virtue still remained in it


### 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 when it was brought and one that was condemned to die had drank it by varus command he died presently then varus got up and departed out of the court and went away the day following to antioch where his usual residence was because that was the palace of the syrians</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and when it was brought and one that was condemned to die had drank it by varus command he died presently then varus got up and departed out of the court and went away the day following to antioch where his usual residence was because that was the palace of the syrians</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and when it was brought and one that was condemned to die had drank it by varus is command he died presently then varus got up and departed out of the court and went away the day following to antioch where his usual residence was because that was the palace of the syrians</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and when it was brought and one that was condemned to die had drank it by varus is command he died presently then varus got up and departed out of the court and went away the day following to antioch where his usual residence was because that was the palace of the syrians


### 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>upon which herod laid his son in bonds but what were vadis discourses to herod was not known to the generality and upon what words it was that he went away</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>upon which herod laid his son in bonds but what were vadis is discourses to herod was not known to the generality and upon what words it was that he went away</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>upon which herod laid his son in bonds but what were vadis discourses to herod was not known to the generality and upon what words it was that he went away</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant upon which herod laid his son in bonds but what were varus is discourses to herod was not known to the generality and upon what words it was that he went away


### 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 when herod had bound his son he sent letters to rome to caesar about him and such messengers withal as should by word of mouth informed caesar of antipater is wickedness</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but when herod had bound his son he sent letters to rome to caesar about him and such messengers withal as should by word of mouth informed caesar of antipater is wickedness</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but when herod had bound his son he sent letters to rome to caesar about him and such messengers withal as should by word of mouth informed caesar of antipater is wickedness</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but when herod had bound his son he sent letters to rome to caesar about him and such messengers withal as should by word of mouth inform caesar of antipater is wickedness


### 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 wish thee good success in thy affair these were the contents of this letter but the king made inquiry about the other letter also for it did not appear</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i wish thee good success and thy affair these were the contents of this letter but the king made inquiry about the other letter also for it did not appear</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i wish thee good success and thy affair these were the contents of this letter but the king made inquiry about the other letter also for it did not appear</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i wish thee good success in thy affair these were the contents of this letter but the king made inquiry about the other letter also for it did not appear


### 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 guessed that the letter might be within that doubling which accordingly proved to be true so they took out the letter and its contents were these</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he guessed that the letter might be within that doubling which accordingly proved to be true so they took out the letter and its contents were these acme to anti pater i have written such a letter to thy father as thou desirest me</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he guessed that the letter might be within that doubling which accordingly proved to be true so they took out the letter and its contents were these acme to anti patter i have written such a letter to thy father as thou desirest me</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he guessed that the letter might be within that doubling which accordingly proved to be true so they took out the letter and its contents were these acme to antipater i have written such a letter to thy father as thou desiredst me


### 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 informed him that in compliance with his command she had both herself written to herod as if salome had laid a sudden plot entirely against him and had herself sent a copy of an epistle as coming from salome to her lady now agme was a jew by birth and a servant to yulia caesar is wife</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and informed him that in compliance with his command she had both herself written to herod as if salome had laid a sudden plot entirely against him and had herself sent a copy of an epistle as coming from salome to her lady now agme was a jew by birth and a servant to yulia caesar is wife</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and informed him that in compliance with his command she had both herself written to herod as if salome had laid a sudden plot entirely against him and had herself sent a copy of an epistle as coming from salome to her lady now achme was a jew by birth and a servant to yulia caesar is wife</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and informed him that in compliance with his command she had both herself written to herod as if salome had laid a sudden plot entirely against him and had herself sent a copy of an epistle as coming from salome to her lady now acme was a jew by birth and a servant to julia caesar is wife


### 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>beating her breast and bidding him kill her if he could produce any credible testimony that she had acted in that manner herod also sent for his son and asked him about this matter and bid him contradict if he could and not suppress anything he had to say for himself</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>beating her breast and bidding him kill her if he could produce any credible testimony that she had acted in that manner herod also sent for his son and asked him about this matter and bid him contradict if he could and not suppress anything he had to say for himself</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>beating her breast and bidding him kill her if he could produce any credible testimony that she had acted in that manner herod also sent for his son and asked him about this matter and bid him contradict if he could and not suppress anything he had to say for himself</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant beating her breast and bidding him kill her if he could produce any credible testimony that she had acted in that manner herod also sent for his son and asked him about this matter and bid him contradict if he could and not suppress any thing he had to say for himself


### 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 when he had not one word to say he asked him since he was every way caught in his villainy that he would make no further delay but discover his associates in these his wicked designs</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and when he had not one word to say he asked him since he was every way caught in his villainy that he would make no further delay but discover his associates in these his wicked designs</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and when he had not one word to say he asked him since he was every way caught in his villainy that he would make no further delay but discover his associates in these his wicked designs</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and when he had not one word to say he asked him since he was every way caught in his villainy that he would make no further delay but discover his associates in these his wicked designs


### 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 discovered nobody else hereupon herod was in such great grief that he was ready to send his son to rome to caesar there to give an account of these his wicked contrivances but he soon became afraid lest he might there by the assistance of his friends</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but discovered nobody else hereupon herod was in such great grief that he was ready to send his son to rome to caesar there to give an account of these his wicked contrivances but he soon became afraid lest he might there by the assistance of his friends</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but discovered nobody else hereupon herod was in such great grief that he was ready to send his son to rome to caesar there to give an account of his wicked contrivances but he soon became afraid lest he might there by the assistance of his friends</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but discovered nobody else hereupon herod was in such great grief that he was ready to send his son to rome to caesar there to give an account of these his wicked contrivances but he soon became afraid lest he might there by the assistance of his friends


### 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>escaped the danger he was in so he kept him bound as before and sent more ambassadors and letters to rome to accuse his son</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>escaped the danger he was in so he kept him bound as before and sent more ambassadors and letters to rome to accuse his son</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>escaped the danger he was in so he kept him bound as before and sent more ambassadors and letters to rome to accuse his son</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant escape the danger he was in so he kept him bound as before and sent more ambassadors and letters to rome to accuse his son


### 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>concerning the disease that herod fell into and the sedition which the jews raised thereupon</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>concerning the disease that herod fell into and the sedition which the jews raised thereupon</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>concerning the disease that herod fell into and the sedition which the jews raised thereupon</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant concerning the disease that herod fell into and the sedition which the jews raised thereupon


### 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 sent as instructed beforehand what answers they were to make to the questions put to them they also carried the epistles with them but herod now fell into a distemper and made his will and bequeathed his kingdom to antipas his youngest son</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but sent as instructed beforehand what answers they were to make to the questions put to them they also carried the epistles with them but herod now fell into a distemper and made his will and bequeathed his kingdom to antipas his youngest son</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but sent as instructed beforehand what answers they were to make to the questions put to them they also carried the epistles with them but herod now fell into a distemper and made his will and bequeathed his kingdom to antipas his youngest son</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but sent as instructed beforehand what answers they were to make to the questions put to them they also carried the epistles with them but herod now fell into a distemper and made his will and bequeathed his kingdom to antipas his youngest son


### 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 this out of that hatred to arclause and philippe which the calumnies of antipater had raised against them he also bequeathed a 1000 talents to caesar and 500 to yulia caesar is wife to caesar is children and friends and freedmen</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and this out of that hatred to arklaus and philipp which the calumnies of antipater had raised against them he also bequeathed a 1000 talents to caesar and 500 to yulia caesar is wife to caesar is children and friends and freedmen</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and this out of that hatred to arklaus and philipp which the calumnies of antipater had raised against them he also bequeathed a 1000 talents to caesar and 500 to yulia caesar is wife to caesar is children and friends and freedmen</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and this out of that hatred to archclaus and philip which the calumnies of antipater had raised against them he also bequeathed a 1000 talents to caesar and 500 to julia caesar is wife to caesar is children and friends and freed men


### 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 also distributed among his sons and their sons his money his revenues and his lands</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he also distributed among his sons and their sons his money his revenues and his lands</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he also distributed among his sons and their sons his money his revenues and his lands</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he also distributed among his sons and their sons his money his revenues and his lands


### 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 as he despaired of recovering for he was about the 70th year of his age he grew fierce and indulged the bitterest anger upon all occasions the cause whereof was this that he thought himself despised and that the nation was pleased with his misfortunes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and as he despaired of recovering for he was about the 70th year of his age he grew fierce and indulged the bitterest anger upon all occasions the cause whereof was this that he thought himself despised and that the nation was pleased with his misfortunes</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and as he despaired of recovering for he was about the 70th year of his age he grew fierce and indulged the bitterest anger upon all occasions the cause whereof was this that he thought himself despised and that the nation was pleased with his misfortunes</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and as he despaired of recovering for he was about the 70th year of his age he grew fierce and indulged the bitterest anger upon all occasions the cause whereof was this that he thought himself despised and that the nation was pleased with his misfortunes


### 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>2 of the most eloquent men among the jews and the most celebrated interpreters of the jewish laws and men well beloved by the people because of their education of their youth for all those that were studious of virtue frequented their lectures every day</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>2 of the most eloquent men among the jews and the most celebrated interpreters of the jewish laws and men well beloved by the people because of their education of their youth for all those that were studious of virtue frequented their lectures every day</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>2 of the most eloquent men among the jews and the most celebrated interpreters of the jewish laws and men well beloved by the people because of their education of their youth for all those that were studious of virtue frequented their lectures every day</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant 2 of the most eloquent men among the jews and the most celebrated interpreters of the jewish laws and men well beloved by the people because of their education of their youth for all those that were studious of virtue frequented their lectures every day


### 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>these men when they found that the king is distember was incurable excited the young men that they would pull down all those works which the king had erected contrary to the law of their fathers and thereby obtain the rewards which the law will confer on them for such actions of piety</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>these men when they found that the king is distemper was incurable excited the young men that they would pull down all those works which the king had erected contrary to the law of their fathers and thereby obtain the rewards which the law will confer on them for such actions of piety</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>these men when they found that the king is distember was incurable excited the young man that they would pull down all those works which the king had erected contrary to the law of their fathers and thereby obtain the rewards which the law will confer on them for such actions of piety</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant these men when they found that the king is distemper was incurable excited the young men that they would pull down all those works which the king had erected contrary to the law of their fathers and thereby obtain the rewards which the law will confer on them for such actions of piety


### 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>for herod had caused such things to be made which were contrary to the law of which he was accused by eudas and matthias for the king had erected over the great gate of the temple a large golden eagle of great value and had dedicated it to the temple</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for herod had caused such things to be made which were contrary to the law of which he was accused by eudas and matthias for the king had erected over the great gate of the temple a large golden eagle of great value and had dedicated it to the temple</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for herod had caused such things to be made which were contrary to the law of which he was accused by eudas and matthias for the king had erected over the great gate of the temple a large golden eagle of great value and had dedicated it to the temple</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for herod had caused such things to be made which were contrary to the law of which he was accused by judas and matthias for the king had erected over the great gate of the temple a large golden eagle of great value and had dedicated it to the temple


### 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>now the law forbids those that propose to live according to it</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>now the law forbids those that propose to live according to it</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>now the law forbids those that propose to live according to it</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant now the law forbids those that propose to live according to it


### 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>since that common calamity of dying cannot be avoided by our living so as to escape any such dangers that therefore it is a right thing for those who are in love with a virtuous conduct to wait for that fatal hour by such behavior as may carry them out of the world with praise and honor</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>since that common calamity of dying cannot be avoided by our living so as to escape any such dangers that therefore it is a right thing for those who are in love with a virtuous conduct to wait for that fatal hour by such behavior as may carry them out of the world with praise and honor</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>since that common calamity of dying cannot be avoided by our living so as to escape any such dangers that therefore it is a right thing for those who are in love with a virtuous conduct to wait for that fatal hour by such behavior as may carry them out of the world with praise and honor</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant since that common calamity of dying cannot be avoided by our living so as to escape any such dangers that therefore it is a right thing for those who are in love with a virtuous conduct to wait for that fatal hour by such behavior as may carry them out of the world with praise and honor


### 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 that this will alleviate death to a great degree thus to come at it by the performance of brave actions which bring us into danger of it and at the same time to leave that reputation behind them to their children and to all their relations whether they be men or women</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and that this will alleviate death to a great degree thus to come at it by the performance of brave actions which bring us into danger of it and at the same time to leave that reputation behind them to their children and to all their relations whether they be men or women</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and that this will alleviate death to a great degree thus to come at it by the performance of brave actions which bring us into danger of it and at the same time to leave that reputation behind them to their children and to all their relations whether they be men or women</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and that this will alleviate death to a great degree thus to come at it by the performance of brave actions which bring us into danger of it and at the same time to leave that reputation behind them to their children and to all their relations whether they be men or women


### 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>did these men excite the young men to this action</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>did these men excite the young men to this action</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>did these men excite the young men to this action</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant did these men excite the young men to this action


### 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>this was an addition to the wise men is persuasions so in the very middle of the day they got upon the place they pulled down the eagle and cut it into pieces with axes while a great number of the people were in the temple</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>this was an addition to the wise men is persuasions so in the very middle of the day they got upon the place they pulled down the eagle and cut it into pieces with axes while a great number of the people were in the temple</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>this was an addition to the wise men is persuasions so in the very middle of the day they got upon the place they pulled down the eagle and cut it into pieces with axes while a great number of the people were in the temple</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant this was an addition to the wise men is persuasions so in the very middle of the day they got upon the place they pulled down the eagle and cut it into pieces with axes while a great number of the people were in the temple


### 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 now the king is captain upon hearing what the undertaking was and supposing it was a thing of higher nature than it proved to be came up thither having a great band of soldiers with him such as was sufficient to put a stop to the multitude of those who pulled down what was dedicated to god</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and now the king is captain upon hearing what the undertaking was and supposing it was a thing of higher nature than it proved to be came up thither having a great band of soldiers with him such as was sufficient to put a stop to the multitude of those who pulled down what was dedicated to god</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and now the king is captain upon hearing what the undertaking was and supposing it was a thing of higher nature than it proved to be came up thither having a great band of soldiers with him such as was sufficient to put a stop to the multitude of those who pulled down what was dedicated to god</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and now the king is captain upon hearing what the undertaking was and supposing it was a thing of a higher nature than it proved to be came up thither having a great band of soldiers with him such as was sufficient to put a stop to the multitude of those who pulled down what was dedicated to god


### 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>so he fell upon them unexpectedly and as they were upon this bold attempt in a foolish presumption rather than a cautious circumspection as is usual with the multitude</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>so he fell upon them unexpectedly and as they were upon this bold attempt in a foolish presumption rather than a cautious circumspection as is usual with the multitude</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>so he fell upon them unexpectedly and as they were upon this bold attempt in a foolish presumption rather than a cautious circumspection as is usual with the multitude</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant so he fell upon them unexpectedly and as they were upon this bold attempt in a foolish presumption rather than a cautious circumspection as is usual with the multitude


### 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 while they were in disorder and incautious of what was for their advantage so he caught no fewer than 40 of the young men who had the courage to stay behind when the rest ran away together with the authors of this bold attempt</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and while they were in disorder and incautious of what was for their advantage so he caught no fewer than 40 of the young men who had the courage to stay behind when the rest ran away together with the authors of this bold attempt</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and while they were in disorder and in cautious of what was for their advantage so he caught no fewer than 40 of the young men who had the courage to stay behind when the rest ran away together with the authors of this bold attempt</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and while they were in disorder and incautious of what was for their advantage so he caught no fewer than 40 of the young men who had the courage to stay behind when the rest ran away together with the authors of this bold attempt


### 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>who thought it an ignominious thing to retire upon his approach and led them to the king</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>who thought it an ignominious thing to retire upon his approach and led them to the king</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>who thought it an ignominious thing to retire upon his approach and led them to the king</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant who thought it an ignominious thing to retire upon his approach and led them to the king


### 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>yes said they what was contrived we contrive and what hath been performed we performed it and that was such a virtuous courage as becomes man for we have given our assistance to those things which were dedicated to the majesty of god and we have provided for what we have learned by hearing the law</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>yes said they what was contrived we contrived and what hath been performed we performed it and that was such a virtuous courage as becomes man for we have given our assistance to those things which were dedicated to the majesty of god and we have provided for what we have learned by hearing the law</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>yes said they what was contrived we contrive and what hath been performed we performed it and that was such a virtuous courage as becomes man for we have given our assistance to those things which were dedicated to the majesty of god and we have provided for what we have learned by hearing the law</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant yes said they what was contrived we contrived and what hath been performed we performed it and that with such a virtuous courage as becomes men for we have given our assistance to those things which were dedicated to the majesty of god and we have provided for what we have learned by hearing the law


### 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>accordingly</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>accordingly</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>accordingly</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and it ought not to be wondered at if we esteem those laws which moses had suggested to him and were taught him by god and which he wrote and left behind him more worthy of observation than thy commands accordingly


### 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 thus they all said and their courage was still equal to their profession and equal to that with which they readily said about this undertaking</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and thus they all said and their courage was still equal to their profession and equal to that with which they readily said about this undertaking</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and thus they all said and their courage was still equal to their profession and equal to that with which they readily said about this undertaking</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and thus they all said and their courage was still equal to their profession and equal to that with which they readily set about this undertaking


### 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 when they were come he made them assemble in the theater and because he could not himself stand he lay upon a couch and enumerated the many labors that he had long endured on their account and his building of the temple and what a vast charge that was to him</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and when they were come he made them assemble in the theater and because he could not himself stand he lay upon a couch and enumerated the many labors that he had long endured on their account and his building of the temple and what a vast charge that was to him</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and when they were come he made them assemble in the theater and because he could not himself stand he lay upon a couch and enumerated the many labors that he had long endured on their account and his building of the temple and what a vast charge that was to him</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and when they were come he made them assemble in the theater and because he could not himself stand he lay upon a couch and enumerated the many labors that he had long endured on their account and his building of the temple and what a vast charge that was to him


### 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 he had also adorned it with very valuable donations on which account he hoped that he had left himself a memorial and procured himself a reputation after his death he then cried out that these men had not abstained from affronting him even in his lifetime but that in the very daytime</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that he had also adorned it with very valuable donations on which account he hoped that he had left himself a memorial and procured himself a reputation after his death he then cried out that these men had not abstained from affronting him even in his lifetime but that in the very daytime</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that he had also adorned it with very valuable donations on which account he hoped that he had left himself a memorial and procured himself a reputation after his death he then cried out that these men had not abstained from affronting him even in his lifetime but that in the very daytime</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that he had also adorned it with very valuable donations on which account he hoped that he had left himself a memorial and procured himself a reputation after his death he then cried out that these men had not abstained from affronting him even in his lifetime but that in the very day time


### 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 in the sight of the multitude they had abused him to that degree as to fall upon what he had dedicated and in that way of abuse had pulled it down to the ground they pretended indeed that they did it to affront him but if anyone considered the thing truly</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and in the sight of the multitude they had abused him to that degree as to fall upon what he had dedicated and in that way of abuse had pulled it down to the ground they pretended indeed that they did it to affront him but if anyone considered the thing truly</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and in the sight of the multitude they had abused him to that degree as to fall upon what he had dedicated and in that way of abuse had pulled it down to the ground they pretended indeed that they did it to affront him but if anyone considered the thing truly</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and in the sight of the multitude they had abused him to that degree as to fall upon what he had dedicated and in that way of abuse had pulled it down to the ground they pretended indeed that they did it to affront him but if any one consider the thing truly


### 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 deprived matthias of the high priesthood as in part an occasion of this action and made yozar who was matthias wife is brother high priest in his stead</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he deprived matthias of the high priesthood as in part an occasion of this action and made yozar who was matthias is wife is brother high priest in his stead</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he deprived matthias of the high priesthood as in part an occasion of this action and made yozar who was matthias wife is brother high priest in his stead</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he deprived matthias of the high priesthood as in part an occasion of this action and made joazar who was matthias is wife is brother high priest in his stead


### 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 because he could not officiate himself on that account joseph the son of elamis his kinsman assisted him in that sacred office but herod deprived this matthias of the high priesthood and burnt the other matthias who had raised the sedition with his companions alive and that very night</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and because he could not officiate himself on that account joseph the son of elamas his kinsman assisted him in that sacred office but herod deprived this matthias of the high priesthood and burnt the other matthias who had raised the sedition with his companions alive and that very night</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and because he could not officiate himself on that account joseph the son of elemis his kinsman assisted him in that sacred office but herod deprived this matthias of the high priesthood and burnt the other matthias who had raised the sedition with his companions alive and that very night</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and because he could not officiate himself on that account joseph the son of ellemus his kinsman assisted him in that sacred office but herod deprived this matthias of the high priesthood and burnt the other matthias who had raised the sedition with his companions alive and that very night


### 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 this by god is judgment upon him for his sins for a fire glowed in him slowly which did not so much appear to the touch outwardly as it augmented his pains inwardly</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and this by god is judgment upon him for his sins for a fire glowed in him slowly which did not so much appear to the touch outwardly as it augmented his pains inwardly</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and this by god is judgment upon him for his sins for a fire glowed in him slowly which did not so much appear to the touch outwardly as it augmented his pains inwardly</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and this by god is judgment upon him for his sins for a fire glowed in him slowly which did not so much appear to the touch outwardly as it augmented his pains inwardly


### 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>his entrails were also exulcerated</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>his entrails were also exalcerated</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>his entrails were also exulserated</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant his entrails were also ex ulcerated


### 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>an aqueous and transparent liquor also had settled itself about his feet and a like matter afflicted him at the bottom of his belly nay further</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>an aqueous and transparent liquor also had settled itself about his feet and a like matter afflicted him at the bottom of his belly nay further</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>an aqueous and transparent liquor also had settled itself about his feet and a like matter afflicted him at the bottom of his belly nay further</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant an aqueous and transparent liquor also had settled itself about his feet and a like matter afflicted him at the bottom of his belly nay further


### 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>his privy member was putrefied and produced worms and when he sat upright he had a difficulty of breathing which was very loathsome on account of the stench of his breath and the quickness of its returns</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>his privy member was putrefied and produced worms and when he sat upright he had a difficulty of breathing which was very loathsome on account of the stench of his breath and the quickness of its returns</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>his privy member was putrefied and produced worms and when he sat upright he had a difficulty of breathing which was very loathsome on account of the stench of his breath and the quickness of its returns</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant his privy member was putrefied and produced worms and when he sat upright he had a difficulty of breathing which was very loathsome on account of the stench of his breath and the quickness of its returns


### 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 had also convulsions in all parts of his body which increased his strength to an insufferable degree it was set by those who pretended to divine and who were endued with wisdom to foretell such things</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he had also convulsions in all parts of his body which increased his strength to an insufferable degree it was set by those who pretended to divine and who were endued with wisdom to foretell such things</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he had also convulsions in all parts of his body which increased his strength to an insufferable degree it was set by those who pretended to divine and who were endued with wisdom to foretell such things</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he had also convulsions in all parts of his body which increased his strength to an insufferable degree it was said by those who pretended to divine and who were endued with wisdom to foretell such things


### 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 also fit to drink which water runs into the lake called asfaltiris and when the physicians once thought fit to have him bathed in a vessel full of oil it was supposed that he was just dying</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>were also fit to drink which water runs into the lake called asphaltiris and when the physicians once thought fit to have him bathed in a vessel full of oil it was supposed that he was just dying</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>were also fit to drink which water runs into the lake called asfaltiris and when the physicians once thought fit to have him bathed in a vessel full of oil it was supposed that he was just dying</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant were also fit to drink which water runs into the lake called asphaltiris and when the physicians once thought fit to have him bathed in a vessel full of oil it was supposed that he was just dying


### 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 upon the lamentable cries of his domestics he revived and having no longer the least hopes of recovering</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but upon the lamentable cries of his domestics he revived and having no longer the least hopes of recovering</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but upon the lamentable cries of his domestics he revived and having no longer the least hopes of recovering</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but upon the lamentable cries of his domestics he revived and having no longer the least hopes of recovering


### 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 he also gave a great deal to their commanders and to his friends and came again to yeriko where he grew so choleric that it brought him to do all things like a madman and though he were near his death he contrived the following wicked designs</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and he also gave a great deal to their commanders and to his friends and came again to yeriko where he grew so choleric that it brought him to do all things like a madman and though he were near his death he contrived the following wicked designs</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and he also gave a great deal to their commanders and to his friends and came again to yeriko where he grew so choleric that it brought him to do all things like a madman and though he were near his death he contrived the following wicked designs</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and he also gave a great deal to their commanders and to his friends and came again to jericho where he grew so choleric that it brought him to do all things like a madman and though he were near his death he contrived the following wicked designs


### 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 commanded that all the principal men of the entire jewish nation wheresoever they lived should be called to him accordingly they were a great number that came because the whole nation was called and all men heard of this call and death</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he commanded that all the principal men of the entire jewish nation wheresoever they lived should be called to him accordingly they were a great number that came because the whole nation was called and all men heard of this call and death</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he commanded that all the principal men of the entire jewish nation wheresoever they lived should be called to him accordingly they were a great number that came because the whole nation was called and all men heard of this call and death</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he commanded that all the principal men of the entire jewish nation wheresoever they lived should be called to him accordingly they were a great number that came because the whole nation was called and all men heard of this call and death


### 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 the penalty of such as should despise the epistles that were sent to call them and now the king was in a wild rage against them all the innocent as well as those that had afforded ground for accusations</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>was the penalty of such as should despise the epistles that were sent to call them and now the king was in a wild rage against them all the innocent as well as those that had afforded ground for accusations</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>was the penalty of such as should despise the epistles that were sent to call them and now the king was in a wild rage against them all the innocent as well as those that had afforded ground for accusations</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant was the penalty of such as should despise the epistles that were sent to call them and now the king was in a wild rage against them all the innocent as well as those that had afforded ground for accusations


### 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 shall die in a little time so great are my pains which death ought to be cheerfully born and to be welcomed by all men but what principally troubles me is this that i shall die without being lamented</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i shall die in a little time so great are my pains which death ought to be cheerfully born and to be welcomed by all men but what principally troubles me is this that i shall die without being lamented</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i shall die in a little time so great are my pains which death ought to be cheerfully born and to be welcomed by all men but what principally troubles me is this that i shall die without being lamented</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i shall die in a little time so great are my pains which death ought to be cheerfully borne and to be welcomed by all men but what principally troubles me is this that i shall die without being lamented


### 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 without such mourning as men usually expect to the king is death</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and without such warning as men usually expect to the king is death</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and without such mourning as men usually expect to the king is death</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and without such mourning as men usually expect at a king is death


### 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 those commands of his which savored of no humanity since he took care when he was departing out of this life that the whole nation should be put into mourning and indeed made desolate of their dearest kindred</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but by those commands of his which savored of no humanity since he took care when he was departing out of this life that the whole nation should be put into mourning and indeed made desolate of their dearest kindred</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but by those commands of his which savored of no humanity since he took care when he was departing out of this life that the whole nation should be put into mourning and indeed made desolate of their dearest kindred</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but by those commands of his which savored of no humanity since he took care when he was departing out of this life that the whole nation should be put into mourning and indeed made desolate of their dearest kindred


### 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>when he gave order that one out of every family should be slain although they had done nothing that was unjust or that was against him nor were they accused of any other crimes while it is usual for those who have any regard to virtue to lay aside their hatred at such a time</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>when he gave order that one out of every family should be slain although they had done nothing that was unjust or that was against him nor were they accused of any other crimes while it is usual for those who have any regard to virtue to lay aside their hatred at such a time</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>when he gave order that one out of every family should be slain although they had done nothing that was unjust or that was against him nor were they accused of any other crimes while it is usual for those who have any regard to virtue to lay aside their hatred at such a time</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant when he gave order that one out of every family should be slain although they had done nothing that was unjust or that was against him nor were they accused of any other crimes while it is usual for those who have any regard to virtue to lay aside their hatred at such a time


### 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>which when they were read their purport was this that acme was slain by caesar out of his indignation at what hand she had in antipater is wicked practices</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>which when they were read their purport was this that achme was slain by caesar out of his indignation at what hand she had in antipater is wicked practices</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>which when they were read their purport was this that acme was slain by caesar out of his indignation at what hand she had in antibatter is wicked practices</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant which when they were read their purport was this that acme was slain by caesar out of his indignation at what hand she had in antipater is wicked practices


### 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 that as to antipater himself caesar left it to herod to act as became a father and a king and either to banish him or to take away his life which he pleased when herod heard this he was somewhat better out of the pleasure he had from the contents of the letters</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and that as to antipater himself caesar left it to herod to act as became a father and a king and either to banish him or to take away his life which he pleased when herod heard this he was somewhat better out of the pleasure he had from the contents of the letters</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and that as to antipater himself caesar left to herod to act as became a father and a king and either to banish him or to take away his life which he pleased when herod heard this he was somewhat better out of the pleasure he had from the contents of the letters</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and that as to antipater himself caesar left it to herod to act as became a father and a king and either to banish him or to take away his life which he pleased when herod heard this he was some what better out of the pleasure he had from the contents of the letters


### 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 was elevated at the death of achme and at the power that was given him over his son but as his pains were become very great he was now ready to faint for want of somewhat to eat</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and was elevated at the death of achme and at the power that was given him over his son but as his pains were become very great he was now ready to faint for want of somewhat to eat</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and was elevated at the death of akme and at the power that was given him over his son but as his pains were become very great he was now ready to faint for want of somewhat to eat</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and was elevated at the death of acme and at the power that was given him over his son but as his pains were become very great he was now ready to faint for want of somewhat to eat


### 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>so he called for an apple and a knife for it was his custom formerly to pair the apple himself and soon afterwards to cut it and eat it when he had got the knife he looked about and had a mind to stab himself with it</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>so he called for an apple and a knife for it was his custom formerly to pair the apple himself and soon afterwards to cut it and eat it when he had got the knife he looked about and had a mind to stab himself with it</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>so he called for an apple and a knife for it was his custom formerly to pair the apple himself and soon afterwards to cut it and eat it when he had got the knife he looked about and had a mind to stab himself with it</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant so he called for an apple and a knife for it was his custom formerly to pare the apple himself and soon afterwards to cut it and eat it when he had got the knife he looked about and had a mind to stab himself with it


### 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>whereupon a woeful lamentation echoed through the palace and a great tumult was made as if the king were dead upon which antipater who verily believed his father was deceased</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>whereupon a woeful lamentation echoed through the palace and a great tumult was made as if the king were dead upon which antipater who verily believed his father was deceased</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>whereupon a woeful lamentation echoed through the palace and a great tumult was made as if the king were dead upon which antipater who verily believed his father was deceased</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant whereupon a woeful lamentation echoed through the palace and a great tumult was made as if the king were dead upon which antipater who verily believed his father was deceased


### 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>grew bold in his discourse as hoping to be immediately and entirely released from his bonds and to take the kingdom into his hands without any more ado so he discoursed with the jailer about letting him go and in that case promised him great things both now and hereafter</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>grew bold in his discourse as hoping to be immediately and entirely released from his bonds and to take the kingdom into his hands without any more ado so he discoursed with the jailer about letting him go and in that case promised him great things both now and hereafter</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>grew bold in his discourse as hoping to be immediately and entirely released from his bonds and to take the kingdom into his hands without any more ado so he discoursed with the jailer about letting him go and in that case promised him great things both now and hereafter</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant grew bold in his discourse as hoping to be immediately and entirely released from his bonds and to take the kingdom into his hands without any more ado so he discoursed with the jailer about letting him go and in that case promised him great things both now and hereafter


### 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 if that were the only thing now in question</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>as if that were the only thing now in question</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>as if that were the only thing now in question</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant as if that were the only thing now in question


### 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>chapter 8</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>chapter 8</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>chapter 8</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and raised himself upon his elbow and sent for some of his guards and commanded them to kill antipater without tiny further delay and to do it presently and to bury him in an ignoble manner at hyrcania chapter 8


### 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 to certain others 5000000s when he had done these things he died the 5th day after he had caused antipater to be slain having reigned since he had procured antigonus to be slain 34 years</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and to certain others 5000000s when he had done these things he died the 5th day after he had caused antipater to be slain having reigned since he had procured antigonus to be slain 34 years</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and to certain others 5000000s when he had done these things he died the 5th day after he had caused antipater to be slain having reigned since he had procured antigonus to be slain 34 years</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and to certain others 5000000s when he had done these things he died the 5th day after he had caused antipater to be slain having reigned since he had procured antigonus to be slain 34 years


### 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 above the consideration of what was right yet was he favored by fortune as much as any man ever was for from a private man he became a king and though he were encompassed with 10000 dangers</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but above the consideration of what was right yet was he favored by fortune as much as any man ever was for from a private man he became a king and though he were encompassed with 10000 dangers</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but above the consideration of what was right yet was he favored by fortune as much as any man ever was for from a private man he became a king and though he were encompassed with 10000 dangers</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but above the consideration of what was right yet was he favored by fortune as much as any man ever was for from a private man he became a king and though he were encompassed with 10000 dangers


### 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 got clear of them all and continued his life till a very old age but then as to the affairs of his family and children in which indeed according to his own opinion he was also very fortunate because he was able to conquer his enemies</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he got clear of them all and continued his life till a very old age but then as to the affairs of his family and children in which indeed according to his own opinion he was also very fortunate because he was able to conquer his enemies</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he got clear of them all and continued his life till a very old age but then as to the affairs of his family and children in which indeed according to his own opinion he was also very fortunate because he was able to conquer his enemies</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he got clear of them all and continued his life till a very old age but then as to the affairs of his family and children in which indeed according to his own opinion he was also very fortunate because he was able to conquer his enemies


### 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>dismissed those that were shut up in the hippodrome and told them that the king ordered them to go away to their own lands and take care of their own affairs which was esteemed by the nation a great benefit and now the king is death was made public</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>dismissed those that were shut up in the hippodrome and told them that the king ordered them to go away to their own lands and take care of their own affairs which was esteemed by the nation a great benefit and now the king is death was made public</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>dismissed those that were shut up in the hippodrome and told them that the king ordered them to go away to their own lands and take care of their own affairs which was esteemed by the nation a great benefit and now the king is death was made public</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant dismissed those that were shut up in the hippodrome and told them that the king ordered them to go away to their own lands and take care of their own affairs which was esteemed by the nation a great benefit and now the king is death was made public


### 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 the 1st thing they did was they read herod is letter written to the soldiery thanking them for their fidelity and goodwill to him and exhorting them to afford his son arcalaus whom he had appointed for their king like fidelity and goodwill</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and the 1st thing they did was they read herod is letter written to the soldiery thanking them for their fidelity and goodwill to him and exhorting them to afford his son arcalaus whom he had appointed for their king like fidelity and goodwill</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and the 1st thing they did was they read herod is letter written to the soldier thanking them for their fidelity and goodwill to him and exhorting them to afford his son arcalaus whom he had appointed for their king like fidelity and goodwill</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and the 1st thing they did was they read herod is letter written to the soldiery thanking them for their fidelity and good will to him and exhorting them to afford his son archelaus whom he had appointed for their king like fidelity and good will


### 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 which ptolemy who had the king is sill entrusted to him read the king is testament which was to be a force no otherwise than as it should stand when caesar had inspected it</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>after which ptolemy who had the king is sill entrusted to him read the king is testament which was to be a force no other wise than as it should stand when caesar had inspected it</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>after which ptolemy who had the king is sill entrusted to him read the king is testament which was to be a force no otherwise than as it should stand when caesar had inspected it</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant after which ptolemy who had the king is seal intrusted to him read the king is testament which was to be of force no otherwise than as it should stand when caesar had inspected it


### 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>so there was presently an acclamation made to arklaus as king and the soldiers came by bands and their commanders with them and promised the same good will to him and readiness to serve him which they had exhibited to herod</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>so there was presently an acclamation made to arclaus as king and the soldiers came by bands and their commanders with them and promised the same good will to him and readiness to serve him which they had exhibited to herod</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>so there was presently an acclamation made to arclaus as king and the soldiers came by bands and their commanders with them and promised the same goodwill to him and readiness to serve him which they had exhibited to herod</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant so there was presently an acclamation made to archelaus as king and the soldiers came by bands and their commanders with them and promised the same good will to him and readiness to serve him which they had exhibited to herod


### 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 had a diadem upon his head and above it a crown of gold he also had a scepter in his right hand about the beer were his sons and his numerous relations next to these was the soldiery distinguished according to their several countries and denominations</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he had a diadem upon his head and above it a crown of gold he also had a scepter in his right hand about the beer were his sons and his numerous relations next to these was the soldiery distinguished according to their several countries and denominations</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he had a diadem upon his head and above it a crown of gold he also had a scepter in his right hand about the beer were his sons and his numerous relations next to these was the soldiery distinguished according to their several countries and denominations</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he had a diadem upon his head and above it a crown of gold he also had a scepter in his right hand about the bier were his sons and his numerous relations next to these was the soldiery distinguished according to their several countries and denominations


### 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 they were put into the following order 1st of all went his guards then the band of thrasians and after them the germans and next the band of galatians everyone in their habiliments of war</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and they were put into the following order 1st of all went his guards then the band of thracians and after them the germans and next the band of galatians everyone in their habiliments of war</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and they were put into the following order 1st of all went his guards then the band of thrasians and after them the germans and next the band of galatians everyone in their habiliments of war</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and they were put into the following order 1st of all went his guards then the band of thracians and after them the germans and next the band of galatians every one in their habiliments of war


### 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 behind these marched the whole army in the same manner as they used to go out to war and as they used to be put in a raid by their mustermasters and centurions these were followed by 500 of his domestics carrying spices</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and behind these marched the whole army in the same manner as they used to go out to war and as they used to be put in a raid by their mustermasters and centurions these were followed by 500 of his domestics carrying spices</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and behind these marched the whole army in the same manner as they used to go out to war and as they used to be put in a raid by their mustormasters and centurions these were followed by 500 of his domestics carrying spices</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and behind these marched the whole army in the same manner as they used to go out to war and as they used to be put in array by their muster masters and centurions these were followed by 500 of his domestics carrying spices


### 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>for thereby his own command he was to be buried</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for thereby his own command he was to be buried</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for thereby his own command he was to be buried</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for there by his own command he was to be buried


### 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>for so many days are appointed for it by the law of our fathers and when he had given a treat to the multitude and left off his motoring he went up into the temple he had also acclamations and praises given him</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for so many days are appointed for it by the law of our fathers and when he had given a treat to the multitude and left off his motoring he went up into the temple he had also acclamations and praises given him</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for so many days are appointed for it by the law of our fathers and when he had given a treat to the multitude and left off his motoring he went up into the temple he had also acclamations and praises given him</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for so many days are appointed for it by the law of our fathers and when he had given a treat to the multitude and left off his motoring he went up into the temple he had also acclamations and praises given him


### 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 returned them thanks that they did not remember the injuries his father had done them to his disadvantage</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and return them thanks that they did not remember the injuries his father had done them to his disadvantage</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and returned them thinks that they did not remember the injuries his father had done them to his disadvantage</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and returned them thanks that they did not remember the injuries his father had done them to his disadvantage


### 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 that he should abstain at present from the name of king and that he should have the honor of that dignity if caesar should confirm and settle that testament which his father had made and that it was on this account that when the army would have put the diadem on him at jericho</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but that he should abstain at present from the name of king and that he should have the honor of that dignity if caesar should confirm and settle that testament which his father had made and that it was on this account that when the army would have put the diadem on him at jericho</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but that he should abstain at present from the name of king and that he should have the honor of that dignity if caesar should confirm and settle that testament which his father had made and that it was on this account that when the army would have put the diadem on him at jericho</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but that he should abstain at present from the name of king and that he should have the honor of that dignity if caesar should confirm and settle that testament which his father had made and that it was on this account that when the army would have put the diadem on him at jericho


### 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 would not accept of that honor which is usually so much desired</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he would not accept of that honor which is usually so much desired</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he would not accept of that honor which is usually so much desired</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he would not accept of that honor which is usually so much desired


### 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>although by his acceptance of the government he should not want the ability of rewarding their kindness to him and that it should be his endeavor as to all things wherein they were concerned to prove in every respect better than his father</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>although by his acceptance of the government he should not want the ability of rewarding their kindness to him and that it should be his endeavor as to all things wherein they were concerned to prove in every respect better than his father</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>although by his acceptance of the government he should not want the ability of rewarding their kindness to him and that it should be his endeavor as to all things wherein they were concerned to prove in every respect better than his father</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant although by his acceptance of the government he should not want the ability of rewarding their kindness to him and that it should be his endeavor as to all things wherein they were concerned to prove in every respect better than his father


### 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>by so much did they more highly commend him and made application to him for the grant of what they desired some made a clamor that he would ease them of some of their annual payments</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>by so much did they more highly commend him and made application to him for the grant of what they desired some made a clamor that he would ease them of some of their annual payments</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>by so much did they more highly commend him and made application to him for the grant of what they desired some made a clamor that he would ease them of some of their annual payments</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant by so much did they more highly commend him and made application to him for the grant of what they desired some made a clamor that he would ease them of some of their annual payments


### 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 others desired him to release those that were put into prison by herod who were many and had been put there at several times others of them required that he would take away those taxes which had been severely laid upon what was publicly sold and bought</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but others desired him to release those that were put into prison by herod who were many and had been put there at several times others of them required that he would take away those taxes which had been severely laid upon what was publicly sold and bought</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but others desired him to release those that were put into prison by herod who were many and had been put there at several times others of them required that he would take away those taxes which had been severely laid upon what was publicly sold and bought</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but others desired him to release those that were put into prison by herod who were many and had been put there at several times others of them required that he would take away those taxes which had been severely laid upon what was publicly sold and bought


### 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>chapter 6 ships the cargo slave and the ocean greyhound are already differentiated by market characteristics and in the 20th century the divergence between the 2 types of vessels will become much accentuated</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>6 ships the cargo slave and the ocean greyhound are already differentiated by market characteristics and in the 20th century the divergence between the 2 types of vessels will become much accentuated</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>chapter 6 ships the cargo slave and the ocean greyhound are already differentiated by market characteristics and in the 20th century the divergence between the 2 types of vessels will become much accentuated</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant chapter 6 ships the cargo slave and the ocean greyhound are already differentiated by marked characteristics and in the 20th century the divergence between the 2 types of vessels will become much accentuated


### 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 object aimed at by the owners of cargo boats will be to secure the greatest possible economy of working combined with a moderately good rate of speed such as may ensure shippers against having to stand out of their capital locked up in the cargo for too long a period</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the object aimed at by the owners of cargo boats will be to secure the greatest possible economy of working combined with a moderately good rate of speed such as may ensure shippers against having to stand out of their capital locked up in the cargo for too long a period</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the object aimed at by the owners of cargo boats will be to secure the greatest possible economy of working combined with a moderately good rate of speed such as may insure shippers against having to stand out of their capital locked up in the cargo for too long a period</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the object aimed at by the owners of cargo boats will be to secure the greatest possible economy of working combined with a moderately good rate of speed such as may ensure shippers against having to stand out of their capital locked up in the cargo for too long a period


### 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 the possible applications of natural sources of energy will be keenly scrutinized with a view to turning any feasible plan to advantage the sailing ship and the economic and constructive lines upon which it is built and worked</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and the possible applications of natural sources of energy will be keenly scrutinized with a view to turning any feasible plan to advantage the sailing ship and the economic and constructive lines upon which it is built and worked</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and the possible applications of natural sources of energy will be keenly scrutinized with a view to turning any feasible plan to advantage the sailing ship and the economic and constructive lines upon which it is built and worked</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and the possible applications of natural sources of energy will be keenly scrutinized with a view to turning any feasible plan to advantage the sailing ship and the economic and constructive lines upon which it is built and worked


### 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>will be carefully overhauled with a view to finding how its deficiencies may be supplemented and its good points turned to account one result of this renewed attention will be to confirm</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>will be carefully overhauled with a view to finding how its deficiencies may be supplemented and its good points turn to account one result of this renewed attention will be to confirm</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>we will be carefully overhauled with a view to finding how its deficiencies may be supplemented and its good points turned to account one result of this renewed attention will be to confirm</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant will be carefully overhauled with a view to finding how its deficiencies may be supplemented and its good points turned to account one result of this renewed attention will be to confirm


### 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>even on the sailor if it is to hold its own against steam for males and passengers on the other hand steam must more and more decidedly assert its supremacy</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>even on the sailor if it is to hold its own against steam for males and passengers on the other hand steam must more and more decidedly assert its supremacy</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>even on the sailor if it is to hold its own against steam for males and passengers on the other hand steam must more and more decidedly assert its supremacy</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant even on the sailer if it is to hold its own against steam for mails and passengers on the other hand steam must more and more decidedly assert its supremacy