### 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 examination of the weather map shows that these hailstorms occur on the south side of a region of cold northerly winds and were but a small part of a series of similar storms</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>an examination of the weather map shows that these hail storms occur on the south side of a region of cold northerly winds and were but a small part of a series of similar storms</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>an examination of the weather map shows that these hail storms occur on the south side of a region of cold northerly winds and were but a small part of a series of similar storms</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant an examination of the weather map shows that these hailstorms occur on the south side of a region of cold northerly winds and were but a small part of a series of similar storms


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>of all incredibilities that we have to choose from i give 1st place to a notion of a whirlwind pouncing upon a region</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>of all the incredibilities that we have to choose from i give 1st place to a notion of a whirlwind pouncing upon a region</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>of all incredibilities that we have to choose from i give 1st place to a notion of a whirlwind bouncing upon a region</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of all incredibilities that we have to choose from i give 1st place to a notion of a whirlwind pouncing upon a region


### 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 time the other mechanical thing there in the 1st place cannot rise in response to its stimulus it is resisted in that these objects were coated with ice month of may in a southern state if a whirlwind at all</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>this time the other mechanical thing there in the 1st place cannot rise in response to its stimulus it is resisted in that these objects were coated with ice month of may in a southern state if a whirlwind at all</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>this time the other mechanical thing there in the 1st place cannot rise in response to its stimulus it is resisted in that these objects were coated with ice month of may in a southern state if a whirlwind at all</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant this time the other mechanical thing there in the 1st place cannot rise in response to its stimulus it is resisted in that these objects were coated with ice month of may in a southern state if a whirlwind at all


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>there must have been very limited selection there is no record of the fall of other objects but there is no attempt in the review to specify a whirlwind these strangely associated things were remarkably separated they fell 8 miles apart</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>there must have been very limited selection there is no record of the fall of other objects but there is no attempt in the review to specify a whirlwind these strangely associated things were remarkably separated they fell 8 miles apart</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>there must have been very limited selection there is no record of the fall of other objects but there is no attempt in the review to specify a whirlwind these strangely associated things were remarkably separated they fell 8 miles apart</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant there must have been very limited selection there is no record of the fall of other objects but there is no attempt in the review to specify a whirlwind these strangely associated things were remarkably separated they fell 8 miles apart


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>then as if they were real reasoning they must have been high to fall with such divergence or one of them must have been carried partly horizontally 8 miles farther than the other but either supposition argues for power more than that of a local world or gust</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>then as if there were real reasoning they must have been high to fall with such divergence or one of them must have been carried partly horizontally 8 miles farther than the other but either supposition argues for power more than that of a local world or gust</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>then as if they were real reasoning they must have been high to fall with such divergence or one of them must have been carried partly horizontally 8 miles farther than the other but either supposition argues for power more than that of a local world or gust</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant then as if there were real reasoning they must have been high to fall with such divergence or one of them must have been carried partly horizontally 8 miles farther than the other but either supposition argues for power more than that of a local whirl or gust


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>or argues for a great specific disturbance of which there is no record for the month of may 1894</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>or argues for a great specific disturbance of which there is no record for the month of may 1894</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>or argues for a great specific disturbance of which there is no record for the month of may 1894</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant or argues for a great specific disturbance of which there is no record for the month of may 1894


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>then i think of a hurricane that occurred in the state of mississippi weeks or months before may 11th 1894 no i do not look for it and inevitably find it or that things can go up so high in hurricanes that they stay up indefinitely</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>then i think of a hurricane that occurred in the state of mississippi weeks or months before may 11 1894 no i do not look for it and inevitably find it or that things can go up so high in hurricanes that they stay up indefinitely</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>then i think of a hurricane that occurred in the state of mississippi weeks or months before may 11th 1894 no i do not look for it and inevitably find it or that things can go up so high in hurricanes that they stay up indefinitely</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant then i think of a hurricane that occurred in the state of mississippi weeks or months before may 11th 1894 no i do not look for it and inevitably find it or that things can go up so high in hurricanes that they stay up indefinitely


### 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 may after a while be shaken down by storms</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but may after a while be shaken down by storms</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but may after a while be shaken down by storms</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but may after a while be shaken down by storms


### 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 then that the turtle and the piece of alabaster may have had far different origins from different worlds perhaps have entered a region of suspension over this earth wafting near each other long duration</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>so then that the turtle and the piece of alabaster may have had far different origins from different worlds perhaps have entered a region of suspension over this earth wafting near each other long duration</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>so then that the turtle and the piece of alabaster may have had far different origins from different worlds perhaps have entered a region of suspension over this earth wafting near each other long duration</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant so then that the turtle and the piece of alabaster may have had far different origins from different worlds perhaps have entered a region of suspension over this earth wafting near each other long duration


### 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>final precipitation by atmospheric disturbance with hail or that hailstones too when large are phenomena of suspension of long duration that it is highly unacceptable that the very large ones could become so great only in falling from the clouds</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>final precipitation by atmospheric disturbance with hail or that hailstones too when large are phenomena of suspension of long duration that it is highly unacceptable that the very large ones could become so great only in falling from the clouds</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>final precipitation by atmospheric disturbance with hail or that hailstones too when large are phenomena of suspension of long duration that it is highly unacceptable that the very large ones could become so great only in falling from the clouds</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant final precipitation by atmospheric disturbance with hail or that hailstones too when large are phenomena of suspension of long duration that it is highly unacceptable that the very large ones could become so great only in falling from the clouds


### 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>long duration other indications of long duration i think of a region somewhere above this earth is surface in which gravitation is inoperative and is not governed by the square of the distance</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>long duration other indications of long duration i think of a region somewhere above this earth is surface in which gravitation is inoperative and is not governed by the square of the distance</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>long duration other indications of long duration i think of a region somewhere above this earth is surface in which gravitation is inoperative and is not governed by the square of the distance</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant long duration other indications of long duration i think of a region somewhere above this earth is surface in which gravitation is inoperative and is not governed by the square of the distance


### 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>quite as magnetism is negligible at a very short distance from a magnet theoretically the attraction of a magnet should decrease with the square of the distance but the falling off is found to be almost abrupt at a short distance</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>quite his magnetism is negligible at a very short distance from a magnet theoretically the attraction of a magnet should decrease with the square of the distance but the falling off is found to be almost abrupt at a short distance</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>quite as magnetism is negligible at a very short distance from a magnet theoretically the attraction of a magnet should decrease with the square of the distance but the falling off is found to be almost abrupt at a short distance</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant quite as magnetism is negligible at a very short distance from a magnet theoretically the attraction of a magnet should decrease with the square of the distance but the falling off is found to be almost abrupt at a short distance


### 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>horses and barns and elephants and flies and dodos moas and pterodactyls leaves from modern trees and leaves of the carboniferous era all however tending to disintegrate into homogenous looking muds or dusts</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>horses and barns and elephants and flies and dodos moas and pterodactyls leaves from modern trees and leaves of the carboniferous era all however tending to disintegrate into homogenous looking muds or dusts</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>horses and barns and elephants and flies and dodos moas and pterodactyls leaves from modern trees and leaves of the carboniferous era all however tending to disintegrate into homogenous looking muds or dusts</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant horses and barns and elephants and flies and dodoes moas and pterodactyls leaves from modern trees and leaves of the carboniferous era all however tending to disintegrate into homogeneous looking muds or dusts


### 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>red or black or yellow treasure trolls for the paleontologists and for the archeologists accumulations of centuries cyclones of egypt greece and assyria fishes dried and hard there a short time others there long enough to putrefy</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>red or black or yellow treasure trolls for the paleontologists and for the archeologists accumulations of centuries cyclones of egypt greece and assyria fishes dried in hard there a short time others there long enough to putrefy</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>red or black or yellow treasure trolls for the paleontologists and for the archeologists accumulations of centuries cyclones of egypt greece and assyria fishes dried and hard there a short time others there long enough to putrefy</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant red or black or yellow treasure troves for the paleontologists and for the archeologists accumulations of centuries cyclones of egypt greece and assyria fishes dried and hard there a short time others there long enough to putrefy


### 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 the omnipresence of heterogeneity or living fishes also ponds of fresh water oceans of salt water as to the law of gravitation i prefer to take one simple stand</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but the omnipresence of heterogeneity or living fishes also ponds of freshwater oceans of saltwater as to the law of gravitation i prefer to take one simple stand</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but the omnipresence of heterogeneity or living fishes also ponds of fresh water oceans of salt water as to the law of gravitation i prefer to take one simple stand</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but the omnipresence of heterogeneity or living fishes also ponds of fresh water oceans of salt water as to the law of gravitation i prefer to take one simple stand


### 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>orthodoxy accepts the correlation and equivalence of forces gravitation is one of these forces all other forces have phenomena of repulsion and of inertness irrespective of distance as well as of attraction</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>orthodoxy accepts the correlation and equivalence of forces gravitation is one of these forces all other forces have phenomena of repulsion and of inertness irrespective of distance as well as of attraction</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>orthodoxy accepts the correlation and equivalence of forces gravitation is one of these forces all other forces have phenomena of repulsion and of inertness irrespective of distance as well as of attraction</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant orthodoxy accepts the correlation and equivalence of forces gravitation is one of these forces all other forces have phenomena of repulsion and of inertness irrespective of distance as well as of attraction


### 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 newtonian gravitation admits attraction only then newtonian gravitation can be only 13rd acceptable even to the orthodox or there is denial of the correlation and equivalence of forces or still simpler here are the data</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but newtonian gravitation admits attraction only then newtonian gravitation can be only 13rd acceptable even to the orthodox or there is denial of the correlation and equivalence of forces or still simpler here are the data</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but newtonian gravitation admits attraction only then newtonian gravitation can be only 13rd acceptable even to the orthodox or there is denial of the correlation and equivalence of forces or still simpler here are the data</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but newtonian gravitation admits attraction only then newtonian gravitation can be only 13rd acceptable even to the orthodox or there is denial of the correlation and equivalence of forces or still simpler here are the data


### 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>though it harmonizes with data of fishes that fall as if from a stationary source and of course with other data too is inadequate to account for 2 peculiarities of the fall of frogs that never has a fall of tadpoles been reported</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>though it harmonizes with data of fishes that fall as if from a stationary source and of course with other data too is inadequate to account for 2 peculiarities of the fall of frogs that never has a fall of tadpoles been reported</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>though it harmonizes with data of fishes that fall as if from a stationary source and of course with other data too is inadequate to account for 2 peculiarities of the fall of frogs that never has a fall of tadpoles been reported</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant though it harmonizes with data of fishes that fall as if from a stationary source and of course with other data too is inadequate to account for 2 peculiarities of the falls of frogs that never has a fall of tadpoles been reported


### 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 never has a fall of full grown frogs been reported always frogs a few months old it sounds positive but if there be such reports they are somewhere out of my range of breeding but tadpoles would be more likely to fall from the sky than would frogs</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that never has a fall of full grown frogs been reported always frogs a few months old it sounds positive but if there be such reports they are somewhere out of my range of breeding but tadpoles would be more likely to fall from the sky than would frogs</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that never has a fall of full grown frogs been reported always frogs a few months old it sounds positive but if there be such reports they are somewhere out of my range of breeding but tadpoles would be more likely to fall from the sky than would frogs</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that never has a fall of full grown frogs been reported always frogs a few months old it sounds positive but if there be such reports they are somewhere out of my range of reading but tadpoles would be more likely to fall from the sky than would frogs


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>little or big if such falls be attributed to whirlwinds and more likely to fall from the super sargasso sea if though very tentatively and provisionally we accept the super sargasso sea</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>little or big if such falls be attributed to whirlwinds and more likely to fall from the super sargasso sea if though varied tentatively and provisionally we accept the super sargasso sea</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>little or big if such falls be attributed to whirlwinds and more likely to fall from the super sargasso sea if though very tentatively and provisionally we accept the super sargasso sea</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant little or big if such falls be attributed to whirlwinds and more likely to fall from the super sargasso sea if though very tentatively and provisionally we accept the super sargasso sea


### 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>before we take up in a special expression upon the fall of immature and larval forms of life to this earth and the necessity then of conceiving of some factor besides mere stationeriness or suspension or stagnation</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>before we take up in a special expression upon the fall of immature and larval forms of life to this earth and the necessity then of conceiving of some factor besides mere stationeriness or suspension or stagnation</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>before we take up an especial expression upon the fall of immature and larval forms of life to this earth and the necessity then of conceiving of some factor besides mere stationeriness or suspension or stagnation</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant before we take up an especial expression upon the fall of immature and larval forms of life to this earth and the necessity then of conceiving of some factor besides mere stationariness or suspension or stagnation


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>there are other data that are similar to data of falls of fishes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>there are other data that are similar to data of falls of fishes science gossip</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>there are other data that are similar to data of falls of fishes science gossip</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant there are other data that are similar to data of falls of fishes science gossip


### 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 small snails of a land species had fallen near redruth cornwall july 8th 1886 during a heavy thunderstorm roads and fields strewn with them so that they were gathered up by the hatful</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that small snails of a land species had fallen near redruth cornwall july 8 1886 during a heavy thunderstorm roads and fields strewn with them so that they were gathered up by the hat full</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that small snails of a land species had fallen near redruth cornwall july 8th 1886 during a heavy thunderstorm roads and fields strewn with them so that they were gathered up by the hatful</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that small snails of a land species had fallen near redruth cornwall july 8th 1886 during a heavy thunderstorm roads and fields strewn with them so that they were gathered up by the hatful


### 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>none seem to fall by the writer of this account snail said to be quite different to any previously known in this district</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>none seemed to fall by the writer of this account snail said to be quite different to any previously known in this district</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>none seemed to fall by the writer of this account snails said to be quite different to any previously known in this district</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant none seen to fall by the writer of this account snails said to be quite different to any previously known in this district


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>of great and deserved repute i thought i should for once like to trace the origin of one of these fabulous tales our own acceptance is that justice cannot be in an intermediate existence</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>of great and deserved repute i thought i should for once like to trace the origin of one of these fabulous tales our own acceptance is that justice cannot be in an intermediate existence</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>of great and deserved repute i thought i should for once like to trace the origin of one of these fabulous tales our own acceptance is that justice cannot be in an intermediate existence</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of great and deserved repute i thought i should for once like to trace the origin of one of these fabulous tales our own acceptance is that justice cannot be in an intermediate existence


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in which there can be approximation only to justice or to injustice that to be fair is to have no opinion at all that to be honest is to be uninterested that to investigate is to admit prejudice that nobody has ever really investigated anything</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in which there can be approximation only to justice or to injustice that to be fair is to have no opinion at all that to be honest is to be uninterested that to investigate is to admit prejudice that nobody has ever really investigated anything</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in which there can be approximation only to justice or to injustice that to be fair is to have no opinion at all that to be honest is to be uninterested that to investigate is to admit prejudice that nobody has ever really investigated anything</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in which there can be approximation only to justice or to injustice that to be fair is to have no opinion at all that to be honest is to be uninterested that to investigate is to admit prejudice that nobody has ever really investigated anything


### 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 has always sought positively to prove or to disprove something that was conceived of or suspected in advance as i suspected says this correspondent i found that the snails were of a familiar land species that they had been upon the ground</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but has always sought positively to prove or to disprove something that was conceived of or suspected in advance as i suspected says this correspondent i found that the snails were of a familiar land species that they had been upon the ground</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but has always sought positively to prove or to disprove something that was conceived of or suspected in advance as i suspected says this correspondent i found that the snails were of a familiar land species that they had been upon the ground</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but has always sought positively to prove or to disprove something that was conceived of or suspected in advance as i suspected says this correspondent i found that the snails were of a familiar land species that they had been upon the ground


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in the 1st place he found that the snails had appeared after the rain that astonished rustics had jumped to the conclusion that they had fallen he met one person who said that he had seen the snails fall this was his error says the investigator</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the 1st place he found that the snails had appeared after the rain that astonished rustics had jumped to the conclusion that they had fallen he met one person who said that he had seen the snails fall this was his error says the investigator</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in the 1st place he found that the snails had appeared after the rain that astonished rustics had jumped to the conclusion that they had fallen he met one person who said that he had seen the snails fall this was his error says the investigator</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in the 1st place he found that the snails had appeared after the rain that astonished rustics had jumped to the conclusion that they had fallen he met one person who said that he had seen the snails fall this was his error says the investigator


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in such quantities that they were shoveled up it is said that the snails may be considered as a local species</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in such quantities that they were shoveled up it is said that the snails may be considered as a local species</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and such quantities that they were shoveled up it is said that the snails may be considered as a local species</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in such quantities that they were shoveled up it is said that the snails may be considered as a local species


### 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 in his opinion they had been upon the ground in the 1st place but that there had been some unusual condition aloft comes out in his observation upon the curious azure blue appearance of the sun at the time</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and that in his opinion they had been upon the ground in the 1st place but that there had been some unusual condition aloft comes out in his observation upon the curious azure blue appearance of the sun at the time</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and that in his opinion they had been upon the ground in the 1st place but that there had been some unusual condition aloft comes out in his observation upon the curious azure blue appearance of the sun at the time</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and that in his opinion they had been upon the ground in the 1st place but that there had been some unusual condition aloft comes out in his observation upon the curious azure blue appearance of the sun at the 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>that according to das wether december 1892 upon august 9 1892 a yellow cloud appeared over paderborn germany from this cloud fell a torrential rain in which were 100s of mussels</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that according to das wether december 1892 upon august 9 1892 a yellow cloud appeared over patterborn germany from this cloud fell a torrential rain in which were 100s of mussels</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that according to das wether december 1892 upon august 9th 1892 a yellow cloud appeared over paderborn germany from this cloud fell a torrential rain in which were 100s of mussels</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that according to das wetter december 1892 upon august ninth 1892 a yellow cloud appeared over paderborn germany from this cloud fell a torrential rain in which were 100s of mussels


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>there is no mention of whatever may have been upon the ground in the 1st place nor of a whirlwind lizards</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>there is no mention of whatever may have been upon the ground in the 1st place nor of a whirlwind lizards</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>there is no mention of whatever may have been upon the ground in the 1st place nor of a whirlwind</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant there is no mention of whatever may have been upon the ground in the 1st place nor of a whirlwind lizards


### 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 during a heavy shower july 3 1860 he heard a peculiar sound at his feet and looking down saw a snake lying as if stunned by a fall it then came to life gray snake about a foot long</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that during a heavy shower july 3 1860 he heard a peculiar sound at his feet and looking down saw a snake lying as if stunned by a fall it then came to life gray snake about a foot long</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that during a heavy shower july 3 1860 he heard a peculiar sound at his feet and looking down saw a snake lying as if stunned by a fall it then came to life gray snake about a foot long</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that during a heavy shower july 3rd 1860 he heard a peculiar sound at his feet and looking down saw a snake lying as if stunned by a fall it then came to life gray snake about a foot long


### 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 data have any meaning or lack of meaning or degree of damnation you please but in the matter of the fall that occurred at memphis tennessee occur some strong significances</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>these data have any meaning or lack of meaning or degree of damnation you please but in the matter of the fall that occurred at memphis tennessee occur some strong significances</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>these data have any meaning or lack of meaning or degree of damnation you please but in the matter of the fall that occurred at memphis tennessee occur some strong significances</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant these data have any meaning or lack of meaning or degree of damnation you please but in the matter of the fall that occurred at memphis tennessee occur some strong significances


### 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>our quasi reasoning upon this subject applies to all segregations so far considered</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>our quasi reasoning upon this subject applies to all segregation so far considered</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>our quasi reasoning upon this subject applies to all segregation so far considered</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant our quasi reasoning upon this subject applies to all segregations so far considered monthly weather review january 15th 1877 that


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>rather strictly localized or in a space of 2 blocks and after a violent storm in which the rain fell in torrents snakes were found they were crawling on sidewalks in yards and in streets and in masses</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>rather strictly localized or in a space of 2 blocks and after a violent storm in which the rain fell on torrents snakes were found they were crawling on sidewalks in yards and in streets and in masses</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>rather strictly localized or in a space of 2 blocks and after a violent storm in which the rain fell and torrents snakes were found they were crawling on sidewalks in yards and in streets and in masses</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant rather strictly localized or in a space of 2 blocks and after a violent storm in which the rain fell in torrents snakes were found they were crawling on sidewalks in yards and in streets and in masses


### 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 none were found on roots or any other elevation above ground and none were seen to fall if you prefer to believe that the snakes had always been there or had been upon the ground in the 1st place and that it was only that something occurred to call special attention to them</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but none were found on roots or any other elevation above ground and none were seen to fall if you prefer to believe that the snakes had always been there or had been upon the ground in the 1st place and that it was only that something occurred to call special attention to them</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but none were found on roots or any other elevation above ground and none were seen to fall if you prefer to believe that the snakes had always been there or had been upon the ground in the 1st place and that it was only that something occurred to call special attention to them</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but none were found on roofs or any other elevation above ground and none were seen to fall if you prefer to believe that the snakes had always been there or had been upon the ground in the 1st place and that it was only that something occurred to call special attention to them


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in the streets of memphis january 15 1877 why that is sensible that is the common sense that has been against us from the 1st it is not said whether the snakes were of a known species or not</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the streets of memphis january 15 1877 why that is sensible that is the common sense that has been against us from the 1st it is not said whether the snakes were of a known species or not</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in the streets of memphis january 15th 1877 why that is sensible that is the common sense that has been against us from the 1st it is not said whether the snakes were of a known species or not</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in the streets of memphis january 15th 1877 why that is sensible that is the common sense that has been against us from the 1st it is not said whether the snakes were of a known species or not


### 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 had not been in the streets crawling loose or in thick tangled masses in the 1st place if we try to accept that these snakes had been raised from some other part of this earth is surface in a whirlwind if we try to accept that a whirlwind could segregate them</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and had not been in the streets crawling loose or in thick tangled masses in the 1st place if we try to accept that these snakes had been raised from some other part of this earth is surface in a whirlwind if we try to accept that a whirlwind could segregate them</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and had not been in the streets crawling loose or in thick tangled masses in the 1st place if we try to accept that these snakes have been raised from some other part of this earth is surface in a whirlwind if we try to accept that a whirlwind could segregate them</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and had not been in the streets crawling loose or in thick tangled masses in the 1st place if we try to accept that these snakes had been raised from some other part of this earth is surface in a whirlwind if we try to accept that a whirlwind could segregate them


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>stones fence rails limbs of trees say that the snakes occupied the next gradation and would be the next to fall</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>stones fence rails limbs of trees say that the snakes occupied the next gradation and would be the next to fall</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>stones fence rails limbs of trees say that the snakes occupied the next gradation and would be the next to fall</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant stones fence rails limbs of trees say that the snakes occupied the next gradation and would be the next to fall


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>again ours is the objection against such selectiveness by a whirlwind conceivably a whirlwind could scoop out a den of hibernating snakes with stones and earth and an infinitude of other debris snatching up dozens of snakes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>again ours is the objection against such selectiveness by a whirlwind conceivably a whirlwind could scoop out a den of hibernating snakes with stones and earth and an infinitude of other debris snatching up dozens of snakes</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>again ours is the objection against such selectiveness by a whirlwind conceivably a whirlwind could scoop out a den of hibernating snakes with stones and earth and an infinitude of other debris snatching up dozens of snakes</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant again ours is the objection against such selectiveness by a whirlwind conceivably a whirlwind could scoop out a den of hibernating snakes with stones and earth and an infinitude of other debris snatching up dozens of snakes


### 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 do not know how many to attend 100s maybe but according to the account of this occurrence in the new york times there were 1000s of them alive from one foot to 18 inches in length</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i do not know how many to a den 100s maybe but according to the account of this occurrence in the new york times there were 1000s of them alive from one foot to 18 inches in length</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i do not know how many to add in 100s maybe but according to the account of this occurrence in the new york times there were 1000s of them alive from one foot to 18 inches in length</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i do not know how many to a den 100s maybe but according to the account of this occurrence in the new york times there were 1000s of them alive from one foot to 18 inches in length


### 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>records the fall and says that there were 1000s of them the usual whirlwind explanation is given but in what locality snakes exist in such abundance is yet a mystery this matter of enormousness of numbers</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>records the fall and says that there were 1000s of them the usual whirlwind explanation is given but in what locality snakes exist in such abundance is yet a mystery this matter of enormousness of numbers</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>records the fall and says that there were 1000s of them the usual whirlwind explanation is given but in what locality snakes exist in such abundance is yet a mystery this matter of enormousness of numbers</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant records the fall and says that there were 1000s of them the usual whirlwind explanation is given but in what locality snakes exist in such abundance is yet a mystery this matter of enormousness of numbers


### 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>suggests to me something of a migratory nature but that snakes in the united states do not migrate in the month of january if ever as to falls or flutterings of winged insects from the sky prevailing notions of swarming would seem explanatory enough</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>suggest to me something of a migratory nature but that snakes in the united states do not migrate in the month of january if ever as to falls or flutterings of winged insects from the sky prevailing notions of swarming would seem explanatory enough</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>suggests to me something of a migratory nature but that snakes in the united states do not migrate in the month of january if ever as to falls or flutterings of winged insects from the sky prevailing notions of swarming would seem explanatory enough</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant suggests to me something of a migratory nature but that snakes in the united states do not migrate in the month of january if ever as to falls or flutterings of winged insects from the sky prevailing notions of swarming would seem explanatory enough


### 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>fall of fishes june 13 1889 in holland ants august one 1889 strasbourg little toads august 2 1889 savoy</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>fall of fishes june 13th 1889 in holland ants august 1st 1889 strasbourg little toads august 2nd 1889 savoy</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>fall of fishes june 13 1889 in holland ants august one 1889 strasbourg little toads august 2 1889 savoy</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant fall of fishes june 13th 1889 in holland ants august 1st 1889 strasbourg little toads august 2nd 1889 savoy


### 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>fall of ants cambridge england summer of 1874 some were wingless</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>fall of ants cambridge england summer of 1874 some were wingless</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>fall of ants cambridge england summer of 1874 some were wingless</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant fall of ants cambridge england summer of 1874 some were wingless


### 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>enormous fall of ants nancy franz july 21st 1887 most of them were wingless</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>enormous fall of ants nancy france july 21st 1887 most of them were wingless</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>enormous fall of ants nancy franz july 21 1887 most of them were wingless</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant enormous fall of ants nancy france july 21st 1887 most of them were wingless


### 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>every promise of the soul has innumerable fulfilments each of its joys ripens into a new want nature uncontainable flowing forelooking</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>every promise of the soul has innumerable fulfilments each of its joys ripens into a new want nature uncontainable flowing fore looking</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>every promise of the soul has innumerable fulfilments each of its joys ripens into a new want nature uncontainable flowing for looking</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant every promise of the soul has innumerable fulfilments each of its joys ripens into a new want nature uncontainable flowing forelooking


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>in the 1st sentiment of kindness anticipates already a benevolent which shall lose all particular regards in its general light the introduction to this felicity is in a private and tender relation of one to one which is the enchantment of human life</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the 1st sentiment of kindness anticipates already a benevolent which shall lose all particular regards in its general light the introduction to this felicity is in a private and tender relation of one to one which is the enchantment of human life</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in the 1st sentiment of kindness anticipates already a benevolent which shall lose all particular regards in its general light the introduction to this felicity is in a private and tender relation of one to one which is the enchantment of human life</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in the 1st sentiment of kindness anticipates already a benevolence which shall lose all particular regards in its general light the introduction to this felicity is in a private and tender relation of one to one which is the enchantment of human life


### 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>unites him to his race pledges him to the domestic and civic relations carries him with new sympathy into nature enhances the power of the senses opens the imagination adds to his character heroic and sacred attributes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>unites him to his race pledges him to the domestic and civic relations carries him with new sympathy into nature enhances the power of the senses opens the imagination adds to his character heroic and sacred attributes</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>unites him to his race pledges him to the domestic and civic relations carries him with new sympathy into nature enhances the power of the senses opens the imagination adds to his character heroic and sacred attributes</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant unites him to his race pledges him to the domestic and civic relations carries him with new sympathy into nature enhances the power of the senses opens the imagination adds to his character heroic and sacred attributes


### 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>establishes marriage and gives permanence to human society the natural association of the sentiment of love with the heyday of the blood seems to require that in order to portray it in vivid tints whichever youth and mage it confess to be true to their throbbing experience</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>establishes marriage and gives permanence to human society the natural association of the sentiment of love with the heyday of the blood seems to require that in order to portray it in vivid tints which ever youth and mage should confess to be true to their throbbing experience</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>establishes marriage and gives permanence to human society the natural association of the sentiment of love with the heyday of the blood seems to require that in order to portray it in vivid tints whichever youth and mage should confess to be true to their throbbing experience</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant establishes marriage and gives permanence to human society the natural association of the sentiment of love with the heyday of the blood seems to require that in order to portray it in vivid tints which every youth and maid should confess to be true to their throbbing experience


### 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>one must not be too old the delicious fancies of youth reject the least savor of a mature philosophy as chilling with age and pedantry their purple bloom</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>one must not be too old the delicious fancies of youth reject the least savor of a mature philosophy as chilling with age and pedantry their purple bloom</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>one must not be too old the delicious fancies of youth reject the least savor of a mature philosophy as chilling with age and pedantry their purple bloom</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant one must not be too old the delicious fancies of youth reject the least savor of a mature philosophy as chilling with age and pedantry their purple bloom


### 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 therefore i know i incur the imputation of unnecessary hardness and stoicism from those who compose the court and parliament of love but from these formidable censors i shall appeal to my seniors</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and therefore i know i incur the imputation of unnecessary hardness and stoicism from those who compose the court and parliament of love but from these formidable censors i shall appeal to my seniors</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and therefore i know i incur the imputation of unnecessary hardness and stoicism from those who compose the court and parliament of love but from these formidable censors i shall appeal to my seniors</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and therefore i know i incur the imputation of unnecessary hardness and stoicism from those who compose the court and parliament of love but from these formidable censors i shall appeal to my seniors


### 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 it is to be considered that this passion of which we speak though it begin with the young yet forsakes not the old or rather suffers no one who is truly its servant to grow old</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for it is to be considered that this passion of which we speak though it begin with the young yet forsakes not the old or rather suffers no one who is truly its servant to grow old</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for it is to be considered that this passion of which we speak though it begin with the young yet forsakes not the old or rather suffers no one who is truly its servant to grow old</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for it is to be considered that this passion of which we speak though it begin with the young yet forsakes not the old or rather suffers no one who is truly its servant to grow old


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>glows and enlarges until it warms and beams upon multitudes of men and women upon the universal heart of all and so lights up the whole world and all nature with its generous flames</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>glows and enlarges until it warms and beams upon multitudes of men and women upon the universal heart of all and so lights up the whole world and all nature with its generous flames</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>glows and enlarges until it warms and beams upon multitudes of men and women upon the universal heart of all and so lights up the whole world and all nature with its generous flames</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant glows and enlarges until it warms and beams upon multitudes of men and women upon the universal heart of all and so lights up the whole world and all nature with its generous flames


### 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>only it is to be hoped that by patience and the muses aid we may attain that inward view of the law which shall describe a truth ever young and beautiful so central that it shall commend itself to the eye at whatever angle beholden</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>only it is to be hoped that by patience and the muse is aid we may attain that inward view of the law which shall describe a truth ever young and beautiful so central that it shall commend itself to the eye at whatever angle beholden</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>only it is to be hoped that by patience and the muse is aid we may attain that inward view of the law which shall describe a truth ever young and beautiful so central that it shall commend itself to the eye at whatever angle beholden</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant only it is to be hoped that by patience and the muses aid we may attain to that inward view of the law which shall describe a truth ever young and beautiful so central that it shall commend itself to the eye at whatever angle beholden


### 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 condition is that we must leave a too close and lingering adherence to facts and study the sentiment as it appeared in hope and not in history for each man sees his own life defaced and disfigured</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and the 1st condition is that we must leave a too close and lingering adherence to facts and study the sentiment as it appeared in hope and not in history for each man sees his own life defaced and disfigured</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and the 1st condition is that we must leave a too close and lingering adherence to facts and study the sentiment as it appeared in hope and not in history for each man sees his own life defaced and disfigured</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 condition is that we must leave a too close and lingering adherence to facts and study the sentiment as it appeared in hope and not in history for each man sees his own life defaced and disfigured


### 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 have given him sincerest instruction and nourishment he will shrink and moan alas i know not why but infinite compunctions in bitter and mature life the remembrances of budding joy and cover every beloved name</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>which have given him sincerest instruction and nourishment he will shrink and moan alas i know not why but infinite compunctions imbitter in mature life the remembrances of budding joy and cover every beloved name</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>which have given him sincerest instruction and nourishment he will shrink and moan alas i know not why but infinite compunctions in bitter and mature life the remembrances of budding joy and cover every beloved name</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant which have given him sincerest instruction and nourishment he will shrink and moan alas i know not why but infinite compunctions embitter in mature life the remembrances of budding joy and cover every beloved name


### 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>dwell care and canker and fear with thought with the ideal is immortal hilarity the rose of joy round it all the muses sing but grief cleaves to names and persons and the partial interests of to day and yesterday</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>dwell care and canker and fear with thought with the ideal is immortal hilarity the rose of joy round it all the muses sing but grief cleaves to names and persons and the partial interests of today and yesterday</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>dwell care and canker and fear with thought with the ideal is immortal hilarity the rose of joy round it all the muses sing but grief cleaves to names and persons and the partial interests of to day and yesterday</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant dwell care and canker and fear with thought with the ideal is immortal hilarity the rose of joy round it all the muses sing but grief cleaves to names and persons and the partial interests of to day and yesterday


### 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 strong bent of nature is seen in the proportion which this topic of personal relations usurps in the conversation of society what do we wish to know of any worthy person so much as how he has sped in the history of this sentiment</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the strong bent of nature is seen in the proportion which this topic of personal relations usurps in the conversation of society what do we wish to know of any worthy person so much as how he has sped in the history of this sentiment</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the strong bent of nature is seen in the proportion which this topic of personal relations usurps in the conversation of society what do we wish to know of any worthy person so much as how he has sped in the history of this sentiment</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the strong bent of nature is seen in the proportion which this topic of personal relations usurps in the conversation of society what do we wish to know of any worthy person so much as how he has sped in the history of this sentiment


### 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 what fastens attention in the intercourse of life like any passage betraying affection between 2 parties perhaps we never saw them before and never shall meet them again but we see them exchange a glance or betray a deep emotion and we are no longer strangers</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and what fastens attention in the intercourse of life like any passage betraying affection between 2 parties perhaps we never saw them before and never shall meet them again but we see them exchange a glance or betray a deep emotion and we are no longer strangers</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and what fastens attention in the intercourse of life like any passage betraying affection between 2 parties perhaps we never saw them before and never shall meet them again but we see them exchange a glance or betray a deep emotion and we are no longer strangers</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and what fastens attention in the intercourse of life like any passage betraying affection between 2 parties perhaps we never saw them before and never shall meet them again but we see them exchange a glance or betray a deep emotion and we are no longer strangers


### 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>it is the dawn of civility and grace in the course and rustic the rude village boy teases the girls about the schoolhouse door but today he comes running into the entry and meets one fair child disposing her satchel</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it is the dawn of civility and grace in the course and rustic the rude village boy teases the girls about the schoolhouse door but today he comes running into the entry and meets one fair child disposing her satchel</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it is the dawn of civility and grace in the course and rustic the rude village boy teases the girls about the schoolhouse door but to day he comes running into the entry and meets one fair child disposing her satchel</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it is the dawn of civility and grace in the coarse and rustic the rude village boy teases the girls about the school house door but to day he comes running into the entry and meets one fair child disposing her satchel


### 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 holds her books to help her and instantly it seems to him as if she removed herself from him infinitely and was a sacred precinct among the throng of girls he runs rudely enough but one alone distances him</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he holds her books to help her and instantly it seems to him as if she removed herself from him infinitely and was a sacred precinct among the throng of girls he runs rudely enough but one alone distances him</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he holds her books to help her and instantly it seems to him as if she removed herself from him infinitely and was a sacred precinct among the throng of girls he runs rudely enough but one alone distances him</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he holds her books to help her and instantly it seems to him as if she removed herself from him infinitely and was a sacred precinct among the throng of girls he runs rudely enough but one alone distances 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>for persons are love is world and the coldest philosopher cannot recount the debt of the young soul wandering here in nature to the power of love without being tempted to unsay as treasonable to nature ought derogatory to the social instincts</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for persons are love is world and the coldest philosopher cannot recount the debt of the young soul wandering here in nature to the power of love without being tempted to unsay as treasonable to nature ought derogatory to the social instincts</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for persons are love is world and the coldest philosopher cannot recount the debt of the young soul wandering here in nature to the power of love without being tempted to unsay as treasonable to nature ought derogatory to the social instincts</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for persons are love is world and the coldest philosopher cannot recount the debt of the young soul wandering here in nature to the power of love without being tempted to unsay as treasonable to nature aught derogatory to the social instincts


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>yet the remembrance of these visions outlasts all other remembrances and is a wreath of flowers on the oldest brows but here is a strange fact it may seem to many men in revising their experience</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>yet the remembrance of these visions outlasts all other remembrances and is a wreath of flowers on the oldest brows but here is a strange fact it may seem to many men in revising their experience</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>yet the remembrance of these visions outlasts all other remembrances and is a wreath of flowers on the oldest brows but here is a strange fact it may seem to many men in revising their experience</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant yet the remembrance of these visions outlasts all other remembrances and is a wreath of flowers on the oldest brows but here is a strange fact it may seem to many men in revising their experience


### 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 they have no fairer page in their life is book than the delicious memory of some passages wherein affection contrived to give a witchcraft surpassing the deep attraction of its own truth to a parcel of accidental and trivial circumstances</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that they have no fairer page in their life is book than the delicious memory of some passages where an affection contrived to give a witchcraft surpassing the deep attraction of its own truth to a parcel of accidental and trivial circumstances</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that they have no fairer page in their life is book than the delicious memory of some passages wherein affection contrived to give a witchcraft surpassing the deep attraction of its own truth to a parcel of accidental and trivial circumstances</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that they have no fairer page in their life is book than the delicious memory of some passages wherein affection contrived to give a witchcraft surpassing the deep attraction of its own truth to a parcel of accidental and trivial circumstances


### 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>no man ever forgot the visitations of that power to his heart and brain which created all things anew which was the dawn in him of music poetry and art which made the face of nature radiant with purple light</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>no man ever forgot the visitations of that power to his heart and brain which created all things anew which was the dawn in him of music poetry and art which made the face of nature radiant with purple light</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>no man ever forgot the visitations of that power to his heart and brain which created all things anew which was the dawn in him of music poetry and art which made the face of nature radiant with purple light</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant no man ever forgot the visitations of that power to his heart and brain which created all things anew which was the dawn in him of music poetry and art which made the face of nature radiant with purple light


### 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 morning and the night varied enchantments when a single tone of one voice could make the heart bound and the most trivial circumstance associated with one form is put in the amber of memory</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the morning and the night varied enchantments when a single tone of one voice could make the heart bound and the most trivial circumstance associated with one form is put in the amber of memory</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the morning and the night varied enchantments when a single tone of one voice could make the heart bound and the most trivial circumstance associated with one form is put in the amber of memory</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the morning and the night varied enchantments when a single tone of one voice could make the heart bound and the most trivial circumstance associated with one form is put in the amber of memory


### 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 no place is too solitary and none too silent for him who has richer company and sweeter conversation in his new thoughts than any old friends though best and purest can give him for the figures the motions</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>when no place is too solitary and none too silent for him who has richer company and sweeter conversation in his new thoughts than any old friends though best and purest can give him for the figures the motions</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>when no place is too solitary and none too silent for him who has richer company and sweeter conversation in his new thoughts than any old friends though best and purest can give him for the figures the motions</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant when no place is too solitary and none too silent for him who has richer company and sweeter conversation in his new thoughts than any old friends though best and purest can give him for the figures the motions


### 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 words of the beloved object are not like other images written in water but as plutarch said enameled in fire and make the study of midnight thou art not gone being gone wheree er thou art</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the words of the beloved object are not like other images written in water but as plutarch said enameled in fire and make the study of midnight thou art not gone being gone wheree er thou art</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the words of the beloved object are not like other images written in water but as plutarch said enameled in fire and make the study of midnight thou art not gone being gone wheree er thou art</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the words of the beloved object are not like other images written in water but as plutarch said enameled in fire and make the study of midnight thou art not gone being gone where er thou art


### 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>thy loving heart in the noon and the afternoon of life we still throb at the recollection of days when happiness was not happy enough but must be drugged with a relish of pain and fear for he touched the secret of the matter who said of love</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>thy loving heart in the noon and the afternoon of life we still throb at the recollection of days when happiness was not happy enough but must be drugged with the relish of pain and fear for he touched the secret of the matter who said of love</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>thy loving heart in the noon and the afternoon of life we still throb at the recollection of days when happiness was not happy enough but must be drugged with a relish of pain and fear for he touched the secret of the matter who said of love</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant thy loving heart in the noon and the afternoon of life we still throb at the recollection of days when happiness was not happy enough but must be drugged with the relish of pain and fear for he touched the secret of the matter who said of love


### 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>all other pleasures are not worth its pains and when the day was not long enough but the night too must be consumed in keen recollections when the head boiled all night on the pillow with the generous deed it resolved on</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>all other pleasures are not worth its pains and when the day was not long enough but the night too must be consumed in keen recollections when the head boiled all night on the pillow with a generous deed it resolved on</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>all other pleasures are not worth its pains and when the day was not long enough but the night too must be consumed in keen recollections when the head boiled all night on the pillow with the generous deed it resolved on</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant all other pleasures are not worth its pains and when the day was not long enough but the night too must be consumed in keen recollections when the head boiled all night on the pillow with the generous deed it resolved on


### 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 clouds have faces as he looks on them the trees of the forest the waving grass and the peeping flowers have grown intelligent and he almost fears to trust them with the secret which they seem to invite yet nature soothes and sympathizes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the clouds have faces as he looks on them the trees of the forest the waving grass and the peeping flowers have grown intelligent and he almost fears to trust them with the secret which they seem to invite yet nature soothes and sympathizes</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the clouds have faces as he looks on them the trees of the forest the waving grass and the peeping flowers have grown intelligent and he almost fears to trust them with the secret which they seem to invite yet nature soothes and sympathizes</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the clouds have faces as he looks on them the trees of the forest the waving grass and the peeping flowers have grown intelligent and he almost fears to trust them with the secret which they seem to invite yet nature soothes and sympathizes


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a midnight bell a passing groan these are the sounds we feed upon behold there in the wood the fine madman he is a palace of sweet sounds and sights he dilates he is twice a man</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a midnight bell a passing groan these are the sounds we feed upon behold there in the wood the fine madman he is a palace of sweet sounds and sights he dilates he is twice a man</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a midnight bell a passing groan these are the sounds we feed upon behold there in the wood the fine madman he is a palace of sweet sounds and sights he dilates he is twice a man</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a midnight bell a passing groan these are the sounds we feed upon behold there in the wood the fine madman he is a palace of sweet sounds and sights he dilates he is twice a man


### 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 walks with arms akimbo he soliloquizes he accosts the grass and the trees he feels the blood of the violet the clover and the lily in his veins and he talks with the brook that wets his foot</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he walks with arms akimbo he soliloquizes he accosts the grass and the trees he feels the blood of the violet the clover and the lily in his veins and he talks with the brook that wets his foot</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he walks with arms akimbo he soliloquizes he accosts the grass and the trees he feels the blood of the violet the clover and the lily in his veins and he talks with the brook that wets his foot</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he walks with arms akimbo he soliloquizes he accosts the grass and the trees he feels the blood of the violet the clover and the lily in his veins and he talks with the brook that wets his foot


### 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 heats that have opened his perceptions of natural beauty have made him love music and verse it is a fact often observed that men have written good verses under the inspiration of passion who cannot write well under any other circumstances</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the heats that have opened his perceptions of natural beauty have made him love music and verse it is a fact often observed that men have written good verses under the inspiration of passion who cannot write well under any other circumstances</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the heats that have opened his perceptions of natural beauty have made him love music and verse it is a fact often observed that men have written good verses under the inspiration of passion who cannot write well under any other circumstances</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the heats that have opened his perceptions of natural beauty have made him love music and verse it is a fact often observed that men have written good verses under the inspiration of passion who cannot write well under any other circumstances


### 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 like force has the passion over all his nature it expands the sentiment it makes the clown gentle and gives the coward heart</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the like force has the passion over all his nature it expands the sentiment it makes the clown gentle and gives the coward heart</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the like force has the passion over all his nature it expands the sentiment it makes the clown gentle and gives the coward heart</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the like force has the passion over all his nature it expands the sentiment it makes the clown gentle and gives the coward heart


### 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>into the most pitiful and abject it will infuse a heart and courage to defy the world so only it have the countenance of the beloved object in giving him to another it still more gives him to himself</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>into the most pitiful and abject it will infuse a heart and courage to defy the world so only it have the countenance of the beloved object in giving him to another it still more gives him to himself</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>into the most pitiful and abject it will infuse a heart and courage to defy the world so only it have the countenance of the beloved object in giving him to another it still more gives him to himself</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant into the most pitiful and abject it will infuse a heart and courage to defy the world so only it have the countenance of the beloved object in giving him to another it still more gives him to 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>chapter xii kara lay back on his down pillows with a sneer on his face and his brain very busy what started the train of thought he did not know but at that moment his mind was very far away</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>chapter xii kara lay back on his down pillows with a sneer on his face and his brain very busy what started the train of thought he did not know but at that moment his mind was very far away</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>chapter xii kara lay back on his down pillows with a sneer on his face and his brain very busy what started the train of thought he did not know but at that moment his mind was very far away</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant chapter 12 kara lay back on his down pillows with a sneer on his face and his brain very busy what started the train of thought he did not know but at that moment his mind was very far 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>it carried him back a dozen years to a dirty little peasants cabin on the hillside outside durazo to the livid face of a young albanian chief who had lost at kara is whim all that life held for a man</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it carried him back a dozen years to a dirty little peasants cabin on the hillside outside durazo to the livid face of a young albanian chief who had lost at cara is whim all that life held for a man</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it carried him back a dozen years to a dirty little peasants cabin on the hillside outside durazo to the livid face of a young albanian chief who had lost at kara is whim all that life held for a man</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it carried him back a dozen years to a dirty little peasant is cabin on the hillside outside durazzo to the livid face of a young albanian chief who had lost at kara is whim all that life held for a man


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>to the hateful eyes of the girl is father who stood with folded arms glaring down at the bound and manacled figure on the floor to the smoke stained rafters of this peasant cottage and the dancing shadows on the roof</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>to the hateful eyes of the girl is father who stood with folded arms glaring down at the bound and manacled figure on the floor to the smoke stained rafters of this peasant cottage and the dancing shadows on the roof</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>to the hateful eyes of the girl is father who stood with folded arms glaring down at the bound and manacled figure on the floor to the smoke stained rafters of this peasant cottage and the dancing shadows on the roof</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant to the hateful eyes of the girl is father who stood with folded arms glaring down at the bound and manacled figure on the floor to the smoke stained rafters of this peasant cottage and the dancing shadows on the roof


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>to that terrible hour of waiting when he sat bound to a post with a candle flickering and spluttering lower and lower to the little heap of gunpowder that would start the trail toward the clumsy infernal machine under his chair</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>to that terrible hour of waiting when he sat bound to a post with a candle flickering and spluttering lower and lower to the little heap of gunpowder that would start the trail toward the clumsy infernal machine under his chair</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>to that terrible hour of waiting when he sat bound to a post with a candle flickering and spluttering lower and lower to the little heap of gunpowder that would start the trail toward the clumsy infernal machine under his chair</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant to that terrible hour of waiting when he sat bound to a post with a candle flickering and spluttering lower and lower to the little heap of gunpowder that would start the trail toward the clumsy infernal machine under his chair


### 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 remembered the day well because it was candlemas day and this was the anniversary he remembered other things more pleasant</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>he remembered the day well because it was candlemas day and this was the anniversary he remembered other things more pleasant</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>he remembered the day well because it was candlemas day and this was the anniversary he remembered other things more pleasant</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant he remembered the day well because it was candlemas day and this was the anniversary he remembered other things more pleasant