### 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 of which broke a shoulder but before they had time to reload their guns the bear was so near them that they had to run for the river he almost overtook them 2 jumped into the canoes the upper 4 separated</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>one of which broke a shoulder but before they had time to reload their guns the bear was so near them that they had to run for the river he almost overtook them 2 jumped into the canoes the upper 4 separated</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>one of which broke a shoulder but before they had time to reload their guns the bear was so near them that they had to run for the river he almost overtook them 2 jumped into the canoes the other 4 separated</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant one of which broke a shoulder but before they had time to reload their guns the bear was so near them that they had to run for the river he almost overtook them 2 jumped into the canoes the other 4 separated


### 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 seemed to attract his attention towards the hunters until finally he chased 2 of them so closely that they threw away their guns</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>only seemed to attract his attention towards the hunters until finally he chased 2 of them so closely that they threw away their guns</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>only seemed to attract his attention towards the hunters until finally he chased 2 of them so closely that they threw away their guns</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant only seemed to attract his attention toward the hunters until finally he chased 2 of them so closely that they threw away their guns


### 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 one of the others on shore shot him in their head and finally killed him they dragged him to shore and found that 8 balls had gone through him in different directions the hunters took the bear is skin back to camp and there they learned that another adventure had occurred</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>when one of the others on shore shot him in their head and finally killed him they dragged him to shore and found that 8 balls had gone through him in different directions the hunters took the bear is skin back to camp and there they learned that another adventure had occurred</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>when one of the others on shore shot him in the head and finally killed him they dragged him to shore and found that 8 balls had gone through him in different directions the hunters took the bear is skin back to camp and there they learned that another adventure had occurred</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant when one of the others on shore shot him in the head and finally killed him they dragged him to shore and found that 8 balls had gone through him in different directions the hunters took the bear is skin back to camp and there they learned that another adventure had occurred


### 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>upset the canoe the boat would have turned upside down but for the resistance of the canvas awning the other boats hastened to the rescue right at the canoe and by baling her out kept her from sinking they rode the canoe to shore and the cargo was safe</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>upset the canoe the boat would have turned upside down but for the resistance of the canvas awning the other boats hastened to the rescue right at the canoe and by baling her out kept her from sinking they rode the canoe to shore and the cargo was safe</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>upset the canoe the boat would have turned upside down but for the resistance of the canvas awning the other boats hastened to the rescue right at the canoe and by bailing her out kept her from sinking they rode the canoe to shore and the cargo was safe</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant upset the canoe the boat would have turned upside down but for the resistance of the canvas awning the other boats hastened to the rescue righted the canoe and by baling her out kept her from sinking they rowed the canoe to shore and the cargo was saved


### 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>at a distance .</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>at a distance</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>at a distance .</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant at a 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>a short distance beyond there is captain lewis</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a short distance beyond there is captain lewis</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a short distance beyond there is captain lewis</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a short distance beyond this captain lewis


### 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>along the mussel shell the country was covered with wild roses and small honeysuckle</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>along the mussel shell the country was covered with wild roses and small honeysuckle</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>along the mussel shell the country was covered with wild roses and small honeysuckle</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant along the musselshell the country was covered with wild roses and small honeysuckle


### 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 mosquitoes annoying the noon day sun uncomfortably hot and the nights very cold the missouri river along which they were still traveling was now heading to the southwest</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the mosquitoes annoying the noon day sun uncomfortably hot and the nights very cold the missouri river along which they were still traveling was now heading to the southwest</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the mosquitoes annoying the noon day sun uncomfortably hot and the nights very cold the missouri river along which they were still traveling was now heading to the southwest</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the mosquitoes annoying the noonday sun uncomfortably hot and the nights very cold the missouri river along which they were still traveling was now heading to the southwest


### 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>most of which seemed to have been deserted for 5 or 6 weeks from this fact they judged that they were following a ban of about</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>most of which seem to have been deserted for 5 or 6 weeks from this fact they judged that they were following a ban of about</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>most of which seemed to have been deserted for 5 or 6 weeks from this fact they judged that they were following a ban of about</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant most of which seemed to have been deserted for 5 or 6 weeks from this fact they judged that they were following a band of about


### 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>they knew that the minitaries the missouri often</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they knew that the minotaris the missouri often</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they knew that the minutaris the missouri often</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they knew that the minnetarees of the missouri often


### 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>farting the skin of the head</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>fartening the skin of the head</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>fartening the skin of the head</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant fastening the skin of the head


### 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>thus disguised the indian would take a position between a herd of buffalo and the precipice overlooking a river the other hunters would steal back of the herd and at a given signal chase them</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>thus disguised the indian would take a position between a herd of buffalo and the precipice overlooking a river the other hunters would steal back of the herd and at a given signal chase them</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>thus disguised the indian would take a position between a herd of buffalo and the precipice overlooking a river the other hunters would steal back of the herd and at a given signal chase them</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant thus disguised the indian would take a position between a herd of buffalo and the precipice overlooking a river the other hunters would steal back of the herd and at a given signal chase 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>the buffalo would run in the direction of the disguise brave who would lead them</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the buffalo would run in the direction of the disguise brave who would lead them</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the buffalo would run in the direction of the disguise is brave who would lead them</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the buffaloes would run in the direction of the disguised brave who would lead 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>as he reached the edge he would quickly hide himself in some feathers</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>as he reached the edge he would quickly hide himself in some crevasse</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>as he reached the edge he would quickly hide himself in some feathers</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant as he reached the edge he would quickly hide himself in some crevice


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>who in their turn would be closely pursued by the hunters the whole herd therefore would usually rush over the cliff and the hunters</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>who in their turn would be closely pursued by the hunters the whole herd therefore would usually rush over the cliff and the hunters</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>who in their turn would be closely pursued by the hunters the whole herd therefore would usually rush over the cliff in the hunters</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant who in their turn would be closely pursued by the hunters the whole herd therefore would usually rush over the cliff and the hunters


### 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 method of hunting was very extravagant but at that time the indians had no thought of preserving the buffaloes one of the rivers lewis passed in this region he named the slaughter river an account of this way of hunting</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>this method of hunting was very extravagant but at that time the indians had no thought of preserving the buffaloes one of the rivers lewis passed in this region he named the slaughter river an account of this way of hunting</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>this method of hunting was very extravagant but at that time the indians had no thought of preserving the buffaloes one of the rivers lewis passed in this region he named the slaughter river an account of this way of hunting</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant this method of hunting was very extravagant but at that time the indians had no thought of preserving the buffaloes one of the rivers lewis passed in this region he named the slaughter river on account of this way of hunting


### 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 the missouri turned southward the explorers came to many steep rapids around which the canoes had to be carried which made traveling slow</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>when the missouri turned southward the explorers came to many steep rapids around which the canoes had to be carried which made traveling slow</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>when the missouri turned southward the explorers came to many steep rapids around which the canoes had to be carried which made traveling slow</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant when the missouri turned southward the explorers came to many steep rapids around which the canoes had to be carried which made traveling slow


### 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 opening spring even in that bare country lewis found places near the river filled with choke berries yellow currants wild roses and prickly pears in full bloom in the distance the mountains</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in the opening spring even in that bare country lewis found places near the river filled with choke berries yellow currants wild roses and prickly pears in full bloom in the distance the mountains</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in the opening spring even in that bare country lewis found places near the river filled with chokeberries yellow currants wild roses and prickly pears in full bloom in the distance the mountains</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in the opening spring even in that bare country lewis found places near the river filled with choke cherries yellow currants wild roses and prickly pears in full bloom in the distance the mountains


### 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>amartiza or missouri which they had said approached very near the columbia river lewis knew that the success of his expedition depended largely upon choosing the right stream because</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>which they had said approached very near to the columbia river lewis knew that the success of his expedition depended largely upon choosing the right stream because</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>which they had said approached very near to the columbia river lewis knew that the success of his expedition depended largely upon choosing the right stream because</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant ahmateahza or missouri which they had said approached very near to the columbia river lewis knew that the success of his expedition depended largely upon choosing the right stream because


### 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>had ascended the rocky mountains beyond they should find that the river they had taken did not bring them near the columbia they would have to return and thereby would lose a large part of the summer which was the only season when they could travel</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>had ascended the rocky mountains beyond they should find that the river they had taken did not bring them near the columbia they would have to return and thereby would lose a large part of the summer which was the only season when they could travel</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>had ascended the rocky mountains beyond they should find that the river they had taken did not bring them near the columbia they would have to return and thereby would lose a large part of the summer which was the only season when they could travel</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant had ascended the rocky mountains beyond they should find that the river they had taken did not bring them near the columbia they would have to return and thereby would lose a large part of the summer which was the only season when they could travel


### 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 if he had not been able to catch himself with his mountain stick</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and if he had not been able to catch himself with his mountain stick</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and if he had not been able to catch himself with his mountain stick</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and if he had not been able to catch himself with his mountain stick


### 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 it slipped down to the very edge of the press of her is very lay with his right arm and leg over the cliff</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and it slipped down to the very edge of the press of her is very lay with his right arm and leg over the cliff</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and it slipped down to the very edge of the press of her is very lay with his right arm and leg over the cliff</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and had slipped down to the very edge of the precipice where he lay with his right arm and leg over the cliff


### 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>lewis saw the danger but calmly told the other to take his knife from his belt with his right hand</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>lewis saw the danger but calmly told the other to take his knife from his belt with his right hand</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>lewis saw the danger but calmly told the other to take his knife from his belt with his right hand</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant lewis saw the danger but calmly told the other to take his knife from his belt with his right hand


### 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>with great presence of mind the man did this and getting a foothold raised himself on his knees</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>with great presence of mind the man did this and getting a foothold raised himself on his knees</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>with great presence of mind the man did this and getting a foothold raised himself on his knees</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant with great presence of mind the man did this and getting a foothold raised himself on his knees


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>his knife in one hand and his rifle in the other in this manner the man regained a secure place on the cliff captain lewis considered that this method of traveling was too dangerous</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>his knife in one hand and his rifle in the other in this manner the man regained a secure place on the cliff captain lewis considered that this method of traveling was too dangerous</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>his knife in one hand and his rifle in the other in this manner the men regained a secure place on the cliff captain lewis considered that this method of traveling was too dangerous</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant his knife in one hand and his rifle in the other in this manner the man regained a secure place on the cliff captain lewis considered that this method of traveling was too dangerous


### 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>where the water was only dressed high this adventure taught them the danger of crossing the slippery heights above the stream but as the plains were broken by ravines almost as difficult to pass</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>where the water was only dressed high this adventure taught them the danger of crossing the slippery heights above the stream but as the planes were broken by ravines almost as difficult to pass</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>where the water was only dressed high this adventure taught them the danger of crossing the slippery heights above the stream but as the plains were broken by ravines almost as difficult to pass</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant where the water was only breast high this adventure taught them the danger of crossing the slippery heights above the stream but as the plains were broken by ravines almost as difficult to pass


### 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>they therefore hit the heaviest boat</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they therefore hit the heaviest boat</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they therefore hit the heaviest boat</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they therefore hid their heaviest boat


### 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 river 300 yards wide was shut in by steep cliffs and for 90 yards from the left cliff the water fell</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the river 300 yards wide was shot in by steep cliffs and for 90 yards from the left cliff the water fell</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the river 300 yards wide was shut in by steep cliffs and for 90 yards from the left cliff the water fell</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the river 300 yards wide was shut in by steep cliffs and for 90 yards from the left cliff the water fell


### 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 rest of the river shot forward with greater force and being broken by projecting rocks sent clouds of foam into the air as the water struck the basin below the falls</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the rest of the river shot forward with greater force and being broken by projecting rocks sent clouds of foam into the air as the water struck the basin below the falls</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the rest of the river shot forward with greater force and being broken by projecting rocks sent clouds of foam into the air as the water struck the basin below the falls</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the rest of the river shot forward with greater force and being broken by projecting rocks sent clouds of foam into the air as the water struck the basin below the falls


### 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 lewis found that for 3 miles</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and lewis found that for 3 miles</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and lewis found that for 3 miles</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and lewis found that for 3 miles


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>was one line of rapids and cascades overhung by bluffs 5 miles above the 1st falls the whole river was blocked by one straight shelf of rock over which the water ran in an even shade a majestic sight</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>was one line of rapids and cascades overhung by bluffs 5 miles above the 1st falls the whole river was blocked by one straight shelf of rock over which the water ran in an even shade a majestic sight</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>was one line of rapids and cascades overhung by bluffs 5 miles above the 1st falls the whole river was blocked by one straight shelf of rock over which the water ran in an even shade a majestic sight</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant was one line of rapids and cascades overhung by bluffs 5 miles above the 1st falls the whole river was blocked by one straight shelf of rock over which the water ran in an even sheet a majestic sight


### 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 part of the missouri however offered great difficulties to their travel</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>this part of the missouri however offered great difficulty to their travel</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>this part of the missouri however offered great difficulties to their travel</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant this part of the missouri however offered great difficulties to their travel


### 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>state falls and rapids</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>state falls in rapids</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>state falls and rapids</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of steep falls and rapids


### 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 carpenter built a carry to transport the boats</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and the carpenter built a carry to transport the boats</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and the carpenter built a carry to transport the boats</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant and the carpenter built a carriage to transport the boats


### 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>meantime clark studied the river and found that a series of rapids made a perilous descent and that a portage of 13 miles would be necessary</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>meantime clark studied the river and found that a series of rapids made a perilous descent and that a portage of 13 miles would be necessary</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>meantime clark studied the river and found that a series of rapids met a perilous descent and that a portage of 13 miles would be necessary</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant meantime clark studied the river and found that a series of rapids made a perilous descent and that a portage of 13 miles would be necessary


### 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>they had to stop and search for a substitute and finally found willow trees which provided them with enough wood to patch up the boat cage</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they had to stop and search for a substitute and finally found willow trees which provided them with enough wood to patch up the boat cage</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they had to stop and search for a substitute and finally found willow trees which provided them with enough wood to patch up the boat cage</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they had to stop and search for a substitute and finally found willow trees which provided them with enough wood to patch up the boat carriage


### 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>half a mile from their new camping place the carriage broke again and this time they found it easier to carry boat and baggage than to build a new conveyance captain lewis describes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>half a mile from their new camping place the carriage broke again and this time they found it easier to carry boat and baggage than build a new conveyance captain lewis describes</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>half a mile from their new camping place the carriage broke again and this time they found it easier to carry a boat in baggage than to build a new conveyance captain lewis describes</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant half a mile from their new camping place the carriage broke again and this time they found it easier to carry boat and baggage than to build a new conveyance captain lewis described


### 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 men he wrote are loaded as heavily as their strength will permit the crossing is really painful</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the men he wrote are loaded as heavily as their strength will permit the crossing is really painful</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the men he wrote are loaded as heavily as their strength will permit the crossing is really painful</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the men he wrote are loaded as heavily as their strength will permit the crossing is really painful


### 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 more than a few minutes in the heat and fatigue they all obliged to halt and rest frequently and at almost every stopping place they fall and many of them are asleep in an instant</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for more than a few minutes in the heat and fatigue they all obliged to halt and rest frequently and at almost every stopping place they fall and many of them are asleep in an instant</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for more than a few minutes in the heat and fatigue they all obliged to halt and rest frequently and at almost every stopping place they fall or many of them are asleep in an instant</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for more than a few minutes from the heat and fatigue they are all obliged to halt and rest frequently and at almost every stopping place they fall and many of them are asleep in an instant


### 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>while they were busy making the sport it said several narrow escapes from attack by grizzly bears</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>while they were busy making the support it said several narrow escapes from attack by grizzly bears</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>while they were busy making the sport they had several narrow escapes from attack by grizzly bears</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant while they were busy making this portage they had several narrow escapes from attacks by grizzly bears


### 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 sleeping men were in danger from their claws a tremendous storm adhered to their discomfort and the hailstones were driven so furiously by the high wind they wounded some of the men</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>and the sleeping men were in danger from their claws a tremendous storm uttered to their discomfort and the hailstones were driven so furiously by the high wind that they wounded some of the men</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>and the sleeping men were in danger from their claws a tremendous storm uttered to their discomfort and the hailstones were driven so furiously by the high wind they wounded some of the men</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the sleeping men were in danger from their claws a tremendous storm added to their discomfort and the hailstones were driven so furiously by the high wind that they wounded some of the men


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>chabanyu and his indian wife and young child</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>chibanyu and his indian wife and young child</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>chabannu and his indian wife and young child</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant chaboneau and his indian wife and young child


### 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>protected by shelving rocks under which they could take refuge</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>protected by shelving rocks under which they can take refuge</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>protected by shelving rock under which they could take refuge</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant protected by shelving rocks under which they could take refuge


### 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>ren and hal bathe upon their shelter</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>when in hell bait upon their shelter</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>when in hell bait upon this shelter</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant rain and hail beat upon their shelter


### 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>her husband also courted her and pulled her along but he was so much frightened that the noise and danger but that for clark is steadiness he with his wife and child would probably have been lost</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>her husband also courted her and pulled her along but he was so much frightened that the noise in danger but that for clark is steadiness he with his wife and child would probably have been lost</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>her husband also courted her and pulled her along but he was so much frightened that the noise and danger but that for clarke is steadiness he with his wife and child would probably have been lost</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant her husband also caught at her and pulled her along but he was so much frightened at the noise and danger that but for clark is steadiness he with his wife and child would probably have been lost


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>as they waited a minute longer they would have been swept into missouri just above the great falls they reached the top in safety and then found yaw</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>as they waited a minute longer they would have been swept into missouri just above the great falls they reached the top in safety and then found yaw</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>as they waited a minute longer they would have been swept into missouri just above the great falls they reached the top in safety and then found yaw</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant had they waited a minute longer they would have been swept into the missouri just above the great falls they reached the top in safety and there found york


### 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>they pushed on to camp where the rest of the party had already taken shelter and abandoned all work for that day all the men were building a new boat of skins captain lewis is bench</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they pushed on to camp where the rest of the party had already taken shelter and abandoned all work for that day all the men were building a new boat of skins captain lewis spinched</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they pushed on to camp where the rest of the party had already taken shelter and abandoned all work for that day all the men were building a new boat of skins captain lewis spinched</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they pushed on to camp where the rest of the party had already taken shelter and had abandoned all work for that day while the men were building a new boat of skins captain lewis spent


### 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>much time studying the animals trees and plants of the region making records of them to take home</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>much time studying the animals trees and plants of the region making records of them to take home</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>much time studying the animals trees and plants of the region making records of them to take home</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant much time studying the animals trees and plants of the region making records of them to take home


### 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 heard at different periods of the day and night lewis wrote</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it is heard at different periods of the day and night lewis wrote</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it is heard at different periods of the day and night lewis wrote</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it is heard at different periods of the day and night lewis wrote


### 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 quick succession it is loud</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in quick succession it is loud</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in quick succession it is loud</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in quick succession it is loud


### 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 ordnance at the distance of 3 miles the minatais frequently mention this noise like thunder</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>of ordnance at the distance of 3 miles the minatais frequently mention this noise like thunder</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>of ordnance at the distance of 3 miles the minatais frequently mention this noise like thunder</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant of ordnance at the distance of 3 miles the minnetarees frequently mentioned this noise like thunder


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

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant superstition or perhaps a falsehood


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

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant by the philosophy of the watermen


### 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 may be supposed from what has just been said that the love of physical gratifications must constantly urge the americans to irregularities in morals</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it may be supposed from what has just been said that the love of physical gratifications must constantly urge the americans to irregularities in morals</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it may be supposed from what has just been said that the love of physical gratifications must constantly urge the americans to irregularities in morals</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it may be supposed from what has just been said that the love of physical gratifications must constantly urge the americans to irregularities in morals


### 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>disturb the peace of families and threaten the security of society at large such is not the case the passion for physical gratifications produces in democracies effects very different from those which it occasions</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>disturb the peace of families and threaten the security of society at large such is not the case the passion for physical gratifications produces in democracies effects very different from those which it occasions</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>disturb the peace of families and threaten the security of society at large such is not the case the passion for physical gratifications produces in democracies effects very different from those which at occasions</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant disturb the peace of families and threaten the security of society at large such is not the case the passion for physical gratifications produces in democracies effects very different from those which it occasions


### 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 aristocratic nations it sometimes happens that wearied with public affairs and sated with opulence admits the ruin of religious belief and the decline of the state the heart of an aristocracy</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in aristocratic nations it sometimes happens that wearied with public affairs and sated with opulence admits the ruin of religious belief and the decline of the state the heart of an aristocracy</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>aristocratic nations it sometimes happens that wearied with public affairs and sated with opulence admits the ruin of religious belief and the decline of the state the heart of an aristocracy</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in aristocratic nations it sometimes happens that wearied with public affairs and sated with opulence amidst the ruin of religious belief and the decline of the state the heart of an aristocracy


### 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>may by degrees be seduced to the pursuit of sensual enjoyments only at other times the power of the monarch or the weakness of the people without stripping the nobility of their fortune</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>may by degrees be seduced to the pursuit of sensual enjoyments only at other times the power of the monarch or the weakness of the people without stripping the nobility of their fortune</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>may by degrees be seduced to the pursuit of sensual enjoyments only at other times the power of the monarch or the weakness of the people without stripping the nobility of their fortune</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant may by degrees be seduced to the pursuit of sensual enjoyments only at other times the power of the monarch or the weakness of the people without stripping the nobility of their fortune


### 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>compels them to stand aloof from the administration of affairs and whilst the road to mighty enterprise is closed abandons them to the inquietude of their own desires</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>compels them to stand aloof from the administration of affairs and whilst the road to mighty enterprise is closed abandons them to the inquietude of their own desires</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>compels them to stand aloof from the administration of affairs and whilst the road to mighty enterprises closed abandons them to the inquietude of their own desires</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant compels them to stand aloof from the administration of affairs and whilst the road to mighty enterprise is closed abandons them to the inquietude of their own desires


### 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>they then fall back heavily upon themselves and seek in the pleasures of the body oblivion of their former greatness when the members of an aristocratic body are thus exclusively devoted to the pursuit of physical gratifications</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they then fall back heavily upon themselves and seek in the pleasures of the body oblivion of their former greatness when the members of an aristocratic body are thus exclusively devoted to the pursuit of physical gratification</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they then fall back heavily upon themselves and seek in the pleasures of the body oblivion of their former greatness when the members of an aristocratic body are thus exclusively devoted to the pursuit of physical gratifications</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they then fall back heavily upon themselves and seek in the pleasures of the body oblivion of their former greatness when the members of an aristocratic body are thus exclusively devoted to the pursuit of physical gratifications


### 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>they commonly concentrate in that direction all the energy which they derive from their long experience of power such men are not satisfied with the pursuit of comfort</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they commonly concentrate in that direction all the energy which they derive from their long experience of power such men are not satisfied with the pursuit of comfort</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they commonly concentrate in that direction all the energy which they derive from their long experience of power such men are not satisfied with the pursuit of comfort</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they commonly concentrate in that direction all the energy which they derive from their long experience of power such men are not satisfied with the pursuit of comfort


### 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>they require sumptuous depravity and splendid corruption the worship they pay the senses is a gorgeous one and they seem to vie with each other in the art of degrading their own natures</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they require sumptuous depravity and splendid corruption the worship they pay the senses is a gorgeous one and they seem to vie with each other in the art of degrading their own natures</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they require sumptuous depravity and splendid corruption the worship they pay the senses is a gorgeous one and they seem to vie with each other in the art of degrading their own natures</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they require sumptuous depravity and splendid corruption the worship they pay the senses is a gorgeous one and they seem to vie with each other in the art of degrading their own natures


### 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 stronger the more famous and the more free an aristocracy has been the more depraved will it then become and however brilliant may have been the luster of its virtues</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the stronger the more famous and the more free an aristocracy has been the more depraved will it then become and however brilliant may have been the luster of its virtues</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the stronger the more famous and the more free an aristocracy has been the more depraved will it then become and however brilliant may have been the luster of its virtues</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the stronger the more famous and the more free an aristocracy has been the more depraved will it then become and however brilliant may have been the luster of its virtues


### 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 dare predict that they will always be surpassed by the splendor of its vices the taste for physical gratifications leads a democratic people into no such excesses</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i dare predict that they will always be surpassed by the splendor of its vices the taste for physical gratifications leads a democratic people into no such excesses</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i dare predict that they will always be surpassed by the splendor of its vices the taste for physical gratifications leads a democratic people into no such excesses</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i dare predict that they will always be surpassed by the splendor of its vices the taste for physical gratifications leads a democratic people into no such excesses


### 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 love of well being is there displayed as a tenacious exclusive universal passion but its range is confined to build enormous palaces to conquer or to mimic nature</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the love of well being is there displayed as a tenacious exclusive universal passion but its range is confined to build enormous palaces to conquer or to mimic nature</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the love of well being is there displayed as a tenacious exclusive universal passion but its range is confined to build enormous palaces to conquer or to mimic nature</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the love of well being is there displayed as a tenacious exclusive universal passion but its range is confined to build enormous palaces to conquer or to mimic nature


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>to plant an orchard to enlarge a dwelling to be always making life more comfortable and convenient to avoid trouble and to satisfy the smallest wants without effort and almost without cost these are small objects</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>to plant an orchard to enlarge a dwelling to be always making life more comfortable and convenient to avoid trouble and to satisfy the smallest wants without effort and almost without cost these are small objects</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>to plant an orchard to enlarge a dwelling to be always making life more comfortable and convenient to avoid trouble and to satisfy the smallest wants without effort and almost without cost these are small objects</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant to plant an orchard to enlarge a dwelling to be always making life more comfortable and convenient to avoid trouble and to satisfy the smallest wants without effort and almost without cost these are small objects


### 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 soul clings to them it dwells upon them closely and day by day till they at last shut out the rest of the world and sometimes intervene between itself and heaven this it may be said</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but the soul clings to them it dwells upon them closely and day by day till they at last shut out the rest of the world and sometimes intervene between itself and heaven this it may be said</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but the soul clings to them it dwells upon them closely and day by day till they at last shut out the rest of the world and sometimes intervene between itself and heaven this it may be said</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but the soul clings to them it dwells upon them closely and day by day till they at last shut out the rest of the world and sometimes intervene between itself and heaven this it may be said


### 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>can only be applicable to those members of the community who are in humble circumstances wealthier individuals will display tastes akin to those which belong to them in aristocratic ages i contest</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>can only be applicable to those members of the community who are in humble circumstances wealthier individuals will display tastes akin to those which belong to them in aristocratic ages i contest</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>can only be applicable to those members of the community who are in humble circumstances wealthier individuals will display tastes akin to those which belong to them in aristocratic ages i confess</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant can only be applicable to those members of the community who are in humble circumstances wealthier individuals will display tastes akin to those which belonged to them in aristocratic ages i contest


### 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 proposition in point of physical gratifications the most opulent members of a democracy will not display taste very different from those of the people whether it be that springing from the people they really share those tastes</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the proposition in point of physical gratifications the most opulent members of a democracy will not display taste very different from those of the people whether it be that springing from the people they really share those tastes</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the proposition in point of physical gratifications the most opulent members of a democracy will not display tastes very different from those of the people whether it be that springing from the people they really share those tastes</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the proposition in point of physical gratifications the most opulent members of a democracy will not display tastes very different from those of the people whether it be that springing from the people they really share those tastes


### 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 that they esteem it a duty to submit to them in democratic society the sensuality of the public has taken a moderate and tranquil course to which all are bound to conform</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>or that they esteem it a duty to submit to them in democratic society the sensuality of the public has taken a moderate and tranquil course to which all are bound to conform</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>or that they esteem it a duty to submit to them in democratic society the sensuality of the public has taken a moderate and tranquil course to which all are bound to conform</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant or that they esteem it a duty to submit to them in democratic society the sensuality of the public has taken a moderate and tranquil course to which all are bound to conform


### 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 as difficult to depart from the common rule by one is vices as by one is virtues rich men who live amidst democratic nations are therefore more intent on providing for their smallest wants</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it is as difficult to depart from the common rule by one is vices as by one is virtues rich men who live amidst democratic nations are therefore more intent on providing for their smallest wants</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it is as difficult to depart from the common rule by one is vices as by one is virtues rich men who live amidst democratic nations are therefore more intent on providing for their smallest wants</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it is as difficult to depart from the common rule by one is vices as by one is virtues rich men who live amidst democratic nations are therefore more intent on providing for their smallest wants


### 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>than for their extraordinary enjoyments they gratify a number of petty desires without indulging in any great irregularities of passion thus they are more apt to become</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>than for their extraordinary enjoyments they gratify a number of petty desires without indulging in any great irregularities of passion thus they are more apt to become</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>than for their extraordinary enjoyments they gratify a number of petty desires without indulging in any great irregularities of passion thus they are more apt to become</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant than for their extraordinary enjoyments they gratify a number of petty desires without indulging in any great irregularities of passion thus they are more apt to become


### 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 especial taste which the men of democratic ages entertain for physical enjoyments is not naturally opposed to the principles of public order nay it often stands in need of order that it may be gratified</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the special taste which the men of democratic ages entertain for physical enjoyments is not naturally opposed to the principles of public order nay it often stands in need of order that it may be gratified</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the especial taste which the men of democratic ages entertain for physical enjoyments is not naturally opposed to the principles of public order nay it often stands in need of order that it may be gratified</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the especial taste which the men of democratic ages entertain for physical enjoyments is not naturally opposed to the principles of public order nay it often stands in need of order that it may be gratified


### 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>nor is it adverse to regularity of morals for good morals contribute to public tranquility and are favorable to industry</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>nor is it adverse to regularity of morals for good morals contribute to public tranquility and are favorable to industry</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>nor is it adverse to regularity of morals for good morals contribute to public tranquility and are favorable to industry</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant nor is it adverse to regularity of morals for good morals contribute to public tranquility and are favorable to industry


### 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>men wish to be as well off as they can in this world without foregoing their chance of another some physical gratifications cannot be indulged in without crime from such they strictly abstain</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>men wish to be as well off as they can in this world without forgoing their chance of another some physical gratifications cannot be indulged in without crime from such they strictly abstain</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>men wish to be as well off as they can in this world without forgoing their chance of another some physical gratifications cannot be indulged in without crime from such they strictly abstain</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant men wish to be as well off as they can in this world without foregoing their chance of another some physical gratifications cannot be indulged in without crime from such they strictly abstain


### 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 enjoyment of others is sanctioned by religion and morality to these the heart the imagination and life itself are unreservedly given up till in snatching at these lesser gifts</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the enjoyment of others is sanctioned by religion and morality to these the heart the imagination and life itself are unreservedly given up till in snatching at these lesser gifts</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the enjoyment of others is sanctioned by religion and morality to these the heart the imagination and life itself are unreservedly given up till in snatching at these lesser gifts</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the enjoyment of others is sanctioned by religion and morality to these the heart the imagination and life itself are unreservedly given up till in snatching at these lesser gifts


### 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>men lose sight of those more precious possessions which constitute the glory and the greatness of mankind the reproach i address to the principle of equality</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>men lose sight of those more precious possessions which constitute the glory and the greatness of mankind the reproach i address to the principle of equality</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>men lose sight of those more precious possessions which constitute the glory and the greatness of mankind the reproach i address to the principle of equality</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant men lose sight of those more precious possessions which constitute the glory and the greatness of mankind the reproach i address to the principle of equality


### 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>is not that it leads men away in the pursuit of forbidden enjoyments but that it absorbs them wholly in quest of those which are allowed by these means a kind of virtuous materialism</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>is not that it leads men away in the pursuit of forbidden enjoyments but that it absorbs them wholly in quest of those which are allowed by these means a kind of virtuous materialism</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>not that it leads men away in the pursuit of forbidden enjoyments but that it absorbs them wholly in quest of those which are allowed by these means a kind of virtuous materialism is</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant is not that it leads men away in the pursuit of forbidden enjoyments but that it absorbs them wholly in quest of those which are allowed by these means a kind of virtuous materialism


### 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>may ultimately be established in the world which would not corrupt but</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>may ultimately be established in the world which would not corrupt but</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>may ultimately be established in the world which would not corrupt but</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant may ultimately be established in the world which would not corrupt but


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>causes of fanatical enthusiasm in some americans although the desire of acquiring the good things of this world is the prevailing passion of the american people</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>causes of fanatical enthusiasm in some americans although the desire of acquiring the good things of this world is the prevailing passion of the american people certain</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>although the desire of acquiring the good things of this world is the prevailing passion of the american people certain</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant causes of fanatical enthusiasm in some americans although the desire of acquiring the good things of this world is the prevailing passion of the american people certain


### 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>momentary outbreaks occur when their souls seem suddenly to burst the bonds of matter by which they are restrained and to soar imputuitously toward heaven</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>momentary outbreaks occur when their souls seem suddenly to burst the bonds of matter by which they are restrained and to soar imputuitously toward heaven</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>momentary outbreaks occur when their souls seem suddenly to burst the bonds of matter by which they are restrained and to soar imputuitously toward heaven</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant momentary outbreaks occur when their souls seem suddenly to burst the bonds of matter by which they are restrained and to soar impetuously towards heaven


### 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 all the states of the union but especially in the half peopled country of the far west wandering preachers may be met with who hawk about the word of god from place to place</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>in all the states of the union but especially in the half peopled country of the far west wandering preachers may be met with who hawk about the word of god from place to place</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>in all the states of the union but especially in the half peopled country of the far west wandering preachers may be met with who hawk about the word of god from place to place</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant in all the states of the union but especially in the half peopled country of the far west wandering preachers may be met with who hawk about the word of god from place to place


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>whole families old men women and children cross rough passes and untrodden wiles coming from a great distance to join a camp meeting where they totally forget for several days and nights in listening to these discourses</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>whole families old men women and children cross rough passes and untrodden wiles coming from a great distance to join a camp meeting where they totally forget for several days and nights in listening to these discourses</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>whole families old men women and children cross rough passes and untrodden wiles coming from a great distance to join a camp meeting where they totally forget for several days and nights in listening to these discourses</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant whole families old men women and children cross rough passes and untrodden wilds coming from a great distance to join a camp meeting where they totally forget for several days and nights in listening to these discourses


### 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 cares of business and even the most urgent wants of the body here and there in the midst of american society you meet with men full of a fanatical and almost wild enthusiasm which hardly exists in europe</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the cares of business and even the most urgent wants of the body here and there in the midst of american society you meet with men full of a fanatical and almost wild enthusiasm which hardly exists in europe</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the cares of business and even the most urgent wants of the body here and there in the midst of american society you meet with men full of a fanatical and almost wild enthusiasm which hardly exists in europe</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the cares of business and even the most urgent wants of the body here and there in the midst of american society you meet with men full of a fanatical and almost wild enthusiasm which hardly exists in europe


### 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>from time to time strange sects arise which endeavor to strike out extraordinary paths to eternal happiness religious insanity is very common in the united states nor ought these facts to surprise us</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>from time to time strange sects arise which endeavor to strike out extraordinary paths to eternal happiness religious insanity is very common in the united states nor ought these facts to surprise us</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>from time to time strange sects arise which endeavor to strike out extraordinary paths to eternal happiness religious insanity is very common in the united states nor ought these facts to surprise us</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant from time to time strange sects arise which endeavor to strike out extraordinary paths to eternal happiness religious insanity is very common in the united states nor ought these facts to surprise us


### 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 was not man who implanted in himself the taste for what is infinite and the love of what is immortal those lofty instincts are not the offspring of his capricious will</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it was not man who implanted in himself the taste for what is infinite and the love of what is immortal those lofty instincts are not the offspring of his capricious will</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it was not man who implanted in himself the taste for what is infinite and the love of what is immortal those lofty instincts are not the offspring of his capricious will</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it was not man who implanted in himself the taste for what is infinite and the love of what is immortal those lofty instincts are not the offspring of his capricious will


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>their steadfast foundation is fixed in human nature and they exist in spite of his efforts he may cross and distort them destroy them he cannot</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>their steadfast foundation is fixed in human nature and they exist in spite of his efforts he may cross and distort them destroy them he cannot</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>their steadfast foundation is fixed in human nature and they exist in spite of his efforts he may cross and distort them destroy them he cannot</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant their steadfast foundation is fixed in human nature and they exist in spite of his efforts he may cross and distort them destroy them he cannot


### 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 soul has wants which must be satisfied and whatever pains be taken to divert it from itself it soon grows weary restless and disquieted amidst the enjoyments of sense</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the soul has wants which must be satisfied and whatever pains be taken to divert it from itself it soon grows weary restless and disquieted amidst the enjoyments of sense</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the soul has wants which must be satisfied and whatever pains be taken to divert it from itself it soon grows weary restless and disquieted amidst the enjoyments of sense</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the soul has wants which must be satisfied and whatever pains be taken to divert it from itself it soon grows weary restless and disquieted amidst the enjoyments of sense


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>if ever the faculties of the great majority of mankind were exclusively bent upon the pursuit of material objects it might be anticipated that an amazing reaction would take place in the souls of some men</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>if ever the faculties of the great majority of mankind were exclusively bent upon the pursuit of material objects it might be anticipated that an amazing reaction would take place in the souls of some men</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>if ever the faculties of the great majority of mankind were exclusively bent upon the pursuit of material objects it might be anticipated that an amazing reaction would take place in the souls of some men</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant if ever the faculties of the great majority of mankind were exclusively bent upon the pursuit of material objects it might be anticipated that an amazing reaction would take place in the souls of some men


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>they would drift at large in the world of spirits for fear of remaining shackled by the close bondage of the body it is not then wonderful if in the midst of a community whose thoughts tend earthward</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>they would drift at large in the world of spirits for fear of remaining shackled by the close bondage of the body it is not then wonderful if in the midst of a community whose thoughts tend earthward</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>they would drift at large in the world of spirits for fear of remaining shackled by the close bondage of the body it is not then wonderful if in the midst of a community whose thoughts tend earthward</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant they would drift at large in the world of spirits for fear of remaining shackled by the close bondage of the body it is not then wonderful if in the midst of a community whose thoughts tend earthward


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>a small number of individuals are to be found who turn their looks to heaven i should be surprised if mysticism did not soon make some advance amongst a people solely engaged in promoting its own worldly welfare</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>a small number of individuals are to be found who turn their looks to heaven i should be surprised if mysticism did not soon make some advance amongst a people solely engaged in promoting its own worldly welfare</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>a small number of individuals are to be found who turned their looks to heaven i should be surprised if mysticism did not soon make some advance amongst a people solely engaged in promoting its own worldly welfare</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant a small number of individuals are to be found who turn their looks to heaven i should be surprised if mysticism did not soon make some advance amongst a people solely engaged in promoting its own worldly welfare


### 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 should rather say that it was by the luxuries of rome and the epicurean philosophy of greece</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>i should rather say that it was by the luxuries of rome and the epicurean philosophy of greece</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>i should rather say that it was by the luxuries of rome and the epicurean philosophy of greece</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant i should rather say that it was by the luxuries of rome and the epicurean philosophy of greece


### Human: Perform error correction on the top 3 outputs generated by an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system. The ASR hypotheses, listed in order of their ASR posterior score, are as follows: <hypothesis1>if their social condition their present circumstances and their laws did not confine the minds of the americans so closely to the pursuit of worldly welfare</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>if their social condition their present circumstances and their laws did not confine the minds of the americans so closely to the pursuit of worldly welfare</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>if their social condition their present circumstances and their laws did not confine the minds of the americans so closely to the pursuit of worldly welfare</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant if their social condition their present circumstances and their laws did not confine the minds of the americans so closely to the pursuit of worldly welfare


### 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 probable that they would display more reserve and more experience whenever their attention is turned to things in material and that they would check themselves without difficulty</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it is probable that they would display more reserve and more experience whenever their attention is turned to things in material and that they would check themselves without difficulty</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it is probable that they would display more reserve and more experience whenever their attention is turned to things in material and that they would check themselves without difficulty</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it is probable that they would display more reserve and more experience whenever their attention is turned to things immaterial and that they would check themselves without difficulty


### 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 they feel imprisoned within bounds which they will apparently never be allowed to pass</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>but they feel imprisoned within bounds which they will apparently never be allowed to pass</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>but they feel imprisoned within bounds which they will apparently never be allowed to pass</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant but they feel imprisoned within bounds which they will apparently never be allowed to pass


### 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 the americans apply the principle of interest rightly understood to religious matters if the principle of interest rightly understood had nothing but the present world in view it would be very insufficient</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>that the americans apply the principle of interest rightly understood to religious matters if the principle of interest rightly understood had nothing but the present world in view it would be very insufficient</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>that the americans apply the principle of interest rightly understood to religious matters if the principle of interest rightly understood had nothing but the present world in view it would be very insufficient</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant that the americans apply the principle of interest rightly understood to religious matters if the principle of interest rightly understood had nothing but the present world in view it would be very insufficient


### 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 there are many sacrifices which can only find their recompense in another and whatever ingenuity may be put forth to demonstrate the utility of virtue</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>for there are many sacrifices which can only find their recompense in another and whatever ingenuity may be put forth to demonstrate the utility of virtue</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>for there are many sacrifices which can only find their recompense in another and whatever ingenuity may be put forth to demonstrate the utility of virtue</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant for there are many sacrifices which can only find their recompense in another and whatever ingenuity may be put forth to demonstrate the utility of virtue


### 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 will never be an easy task to make that man live aright who has no thoughts of dying it is therefore necessary to ascertain whether the principle of interest rightly understood is easily compatible with religious belief</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>it will never be an easy task to make that man live aright who has no thoughts of dying it is therefore necessary to ascertain whether the principle of interest rightly understood is easily compatible with religious belief</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>it will never be an easy task to make that man live a right who has no thoughts of dying it is therefore necessary to ascertain whether the principle of interest rightly understood is easily compatible with religious belief</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant it will never be an easy task to make that man live aright who has no thoughts of dying it is therefore necessary to ascertain whether the principle of interest rightly understood is easily compatible with religious belief


### 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 philosophers who inculcate this system of morals tell men that to be happy in this life they must watch their own passions and steadily control their excess that lasting happiness</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>the philosophers who inculcate this system of morals tell men that to be happy in this life they must watch their own passions and steadily control their excess that lasting happiness</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>the philosophers who inculcate this system of morals tell men that to be happy in this life they must watch their own passions and steadily control their excess that lasting happiness</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant the philosophers who inculcate this system of morals tell men that to be happy in this life they must watch their own passions and steadily control their excess that lasting happiness


### 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>can only be secured by renouncing a 1000 transient gratifications and that a man must perpetually triumph over himself in order to secure his own advantage the founders of almost all religions</hypothesis1>
<hypothesis2>can only be secured by renouncing a 1000 transient gratifications and that a man must perpetually triumph over himself in order to secure his own advantage the founders of almost all religions</hypothesis2>
<hypothesis3>can only be secured by renouncing a 1000 transient gratifications and that a man must perpetually triumph over himself in order to secure his own advantage the founders of almost all religions</hypothesis3>

Please provide the corrected top1 ASR transcription of the given utterance only, do not add any explanations or other words.###Assistant can only be secured by renouncing a 1000 transient gratifications and that a man must perpetually triumph over himself in order to secure his own advantage the founders of almost all religions