Input: Context Word: Emo.

Output: To perfect his emo look, PersonX copied the way PersonY dressed because _ had never dressed emo before.


Input: Context Word: nail.

Output: PersonX bit their finger nail all the time but not PersonY because _ had a nervous disposition.


Input: Context Word: nail.

Output: PersonX demanded a refund for PersonY's nail art manicure because it was crooked and _ was furious.


Input: Context Word: nail.

Output: PersonX liked makeup while PersonY does not although _ did not like to paint their nail.


Input: Context Word: nail.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY to get her nails done because _  was not a nail technician.


Input: Context Word: violets.

Output: PersonX had grown much prettier violets than PersonY because _ invested more time in the garden.


Input: Context Word: violets.

Output: The violets in the garden of PersonX grew much taller than PersonY's because _ is great at gardening.


Input: Context Word: teammates.

Output: The teammates of PersonX were happier than those of PersonY because _ and his team won.


Input: Context Word: PTSD.

Output: PersonX suffered from PTSD and was very interesting to PersonY, because _  is the unique case.


Input: Context Word: PTSD.

Output: PersonX was sure they had PTSD but PersonY thought they were overreacting. _ was very worried about the panic attacks and nightmares.


Input: Context Word: PTSD.

Output: PersonX was treating PersonY's PTSD so _ spend the day answering questions about how to treat it.


Input: Context Word: SkyTrain.

Output: The SkyTrain hit PersonX and didn't touch PersonY because _ was walking on the tracks.


Input: Context Word: sober.

Output: PersonX was doing their best to stay sober when PersonY showed up with a pack of beer and _ fell off the wagon.


Input: Context Word: mites.

Output: PersonX had a pet that was infected by mites but PersonY didn't, so _ went the pet store to buy some medication for their pet.


Input: Context Word: mites.

Output: PersonX had to call PersonY to deal with the problem of mites because _ is a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: mites.

Output: PersonX was mad at PersonY because _ didn't like mites in his food due to filth.


Input: Context Word: recognize.

Output: It was easy for the victim to recognize PersonX but not PersonY because _ is the one that snatched her purse.


Input: Context Word: recognize.

Output: PersonX could recognize that PersonY was in tremendous pain, so _ gave her gentle comfort.


Input: Context Word: recognize.

Output: PersonX was able to recognize people at a distance but unfortunately PersonY was not. _ had excellent eyesight.


Input: Context Word: recognize.

Output: With her bad eyes, PersonX could not recognize PersonY , so _ had to ask her who she was.


Input: Context Word: gingivitis.

Output: PersonX advised PersonY to brush and floss their teeth to avoid gingivitis, because _ was an orthodonist.


Input: Context Word: gingivitis.

Output: PersonX brushes their teeth to prevent gingivitis but PersonY does not. _ has a bright white smile.


Input: Context Word: gingivitis.

Output: The dentist was stern with PersonX but not PersonY about brushing their teeth because _ had gingivitis.


Input: Context Word: inspector.

Output: PersonX wasn't looking forward to the inspector, PersonY, coming to his restaurant, because _ was messy.


Input: Context Word: seashells.

Output: At the beach, PersonX collected some seashells for her mother PersonY. _ polished the seashells before giving them away.


Input: Context Word: ivy.

Output: PersonX hated hiking outside while PersonY loved it because _ got infected by poison ivy last year.


Input: Context Word: Ball.

Output: Going to the winter ball made sense for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a good dancer.


Input: Context Word: gumbo.

Output: PersonX thought that gumbo was tasty but PersonY hated the taste of it. _ had a big bowl of gumbo.


Input: Context Word: digesting.

Output: PersonX was always digesting more alcoholic beverages than PersonY because _ is a heavy drinker.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: Cleaning the windows was a chore that PersonX really detested but PersonY didn't mind doing. _ hired a person to clean their windows.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: Cleaning windows was the most hated chore for PersonX but not PersonY. _ hired a maid to clean the windows.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: It was a hot day so PersonX opened the windows. PersonY got angry. _ didn't know the air conditioning was already running.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY wanted to open the windows today because _ was really hot.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to install new green energy windows because _ forgot how to do it.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: PersonX hires PersonY to clean his windows on the house because _ is a diligent home owner.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: So _ opened all the windows in the house because PersonX needed some fresh air and PersonY was cold.


Input: Context Word: windows.

Output: The windows were open in PersonX's room, but not in PersonY's because _ disliked air conditioning.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: At the humane society, PersonX got a puppy, and PersonY chose a kitten. This means _ is a dog person.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: It made sense that PersonX would buy a puppy but that PersonY would not because _ really liked dogs.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX adopted a golden retriever puppy from PersonY, and _ was pleased to finally receive a new pet.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX adopted a puppy for her daughter PersonY's Christmas gift. _ was excited to give her the gift.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX and PersonY both applied to be puppy sitters. _ got many offers because they were experienced with handling animals.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to potty train the puppy, because _  had never learned how to.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to buy them a puppy, because _ could not make any friends.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX bought a puppy but not PersonY because _ was entranced with the cute animal.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX decided on adopting a young puppy but PersonY didn't because _ didn't mind training a pupply.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX decided to puppy proof their house ahead of the adoption day of PersonY's new puppy. _ put in a lot of hard work to ensure the puppy's safety.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a brand new puppy for their birthday for _ really loved them.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX handed PersonY twenty dollars at the cash register, so _ could purchase the collar for the puppy.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX has a white puppy and PersonY has a brown puppy. _ feeds his white puppy oatmeal for breakfast.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a puppy from PersonY and know _ needs help with calming the puppy.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX just brought home a new puppy and called PersonY to help name him, because _ could never think of unusual names.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX left the puppy on the front porch where PersonY lives because _ hates dogs.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX scolded PersonY because _ had to remind him to give water and food to the new puppy in the morning.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX tried to tell PersonY they didn't want a puppy for _ was allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX tried to train their puppy on their own but PersonY hired a pro. _ had a naughty puppy at the dog park.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a puppy and PersonY did not because _ really loved animals.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX wanted to look after a puppy but PersonY did not because _ loved animals.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: PersonX was better at training the new puppy than PersonY, because _ is a dog trainer.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy always followed PersonX but avoided PersonY, since _ liked to play and throw the ball.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy came up to PersonX after running away from PersonY because _ has a calming voice.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy got water all over PersonX and not PersonY because _ didn't know how to dress properly.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy ignored PersonX but was affectionate with PersonY , since _ was a stranger .


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy jumped on PersonX but ignored PersonY because _ had a bone in her hand.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy loved PersonX but avoided PersonY because _ was so kind to it all the time.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy of PersonX was a lot bigger compared to PersonY's because _ puppy was a great dane.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy of PersonX was a lot slower than PersonY's puppy because _ had a broken leg.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: The puppy was a lot of work that PersonX found rewarding, but not PersonY, as _ was naturally maternal towards animals.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: When PersonX hears a puppy cry she runs to PersonY for help, crying puppies is _ weakness.


Input: Context Word: puppy.

Output: While walking through a pet store, PersonX bought PersonY a puppy because _ thought they loved dogs.


Input: Context Word: cheerleading.

Output: PersonX gave extra time to help PersonY with her cheerleading, as _ was very generous with her help.


Input: Context Word: cheerleading.

Output: The cheerleading team of PersonX is pretty bad, but PersonY's is going to Nationals. _ is on the average cheerleading team.


Input: Context Word: macbook.

Output: PersonX got a new macbook and asks for PersonY's advice on using it, because _ has no experience with macbooks.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output: Even though they are both celebrities, PersonX feels less secure than PersonY because _ has a lazy security team.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output: PersonX made it through airport security quickly but not PersonY because _ didn't have any luggage.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output: PersonX took less time in security than PersonY did before the flight because _ had less baggage.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output: Security at the airport hassles PersonX, but PersonY isn't hassled, and it's race related. _ is likely an Arab person.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output: Since PersonX had a VPN and virus scan on their computer and PersonY did not, _ had good security overall on their computer.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output: The security PersonX craved was the kind PersonY had, as _ 's life was very chaotic.


Input: Context Word: crabgrass.

Output: The crabgrass on PersonX's front lawn was a nuisance, so he called PersonY because _ is a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: lie detection.

Output: PersonX didn't pass the lie detection test that PersonY did because _ had something to hide.


Input: Context Word: braids.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help with braiding their hair. _ didn't have any knowledge on how to make braids.


Input: Context Word: braids.

Output: PersonX thought the girl with braids looked sexy but PersonY didn't, so _ asked the girl out to lunch.


Input: Context Word: braids.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to put her hair up in braids so she could look cute because _ had a date that night.


Input: Context Word: Dress.

Output: PersonX liked the dress PersonY was wearing, so _ decided to buy the same dress.


Input: Context Word: strips.

Output: PersonX's face looks a lot healthier than PersonY's face because _ uses pore cleansing strips.


Input: Context Word: guppies.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY guppies for their birthday, and _ taught them how to raise them to keep them healthy.


Input: Context Word: guppies.

Output: PersonX loved animals but not PersonY, so _ took care of all the baby guppies today.


Input: Context Word: old jeans.

Output: PersonX loved the feel of old jeans, but PersonY hated them. _ loved the lived-in comfort.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: On Friday night, PersonX was watching PersonY's toddler since _ decided to go out tonight.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: PersonX has less time to get ready in the morning than PersonY because _ has a toddler.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: PersonX was tired all the time but not PersonY because _ had a very rambunctious toddler.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: PersonX's toddler was a better eater than PersonY's, as a result of _ being spoiling her less.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: The toddler calmed down faster for PersonX than PersonY because _ didn't try reasoning with the toddler.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: The toddler of PersonX eats a lot more than PersonY's, though they are the same age. _ 's toddler is heavier.


Input: Context Word: toddler.

Output: The toddler said something rude which offended PersonX but PersonY laughed. _ always disliked the honesty of children.


Input: Context Word: white.

Output: PersonX has black hair and PersonY has white hair, but oddly _ is the older person.


Input: Context Word: white.

Output: PersonX offered to wash PersonY's white shirt when it got dirty. _ said it couldn't wait because the stain would set.


Input: Context Word: owed.

Output: PersonX owed a lot of money to PersonY after _ borrowed a large sum of cash.


Input: Context Word: shape.

Output: In gym class, PersonX was known to be in shape while PersonY was not because _ was a athlete.


Input: Context Word: shape.

Output: PersonX is in much better shape than PersonY, because _ spends most of their time exercising.


Input: Context Word: shape.

Output: PersonX wanted to get in shape like PersonY, so  _ asked them for their workout plan to use.


Input: Context Word: section.

Output: PersonX was in a much better section of town than PersonY, because _ was quite wealthy.


Input: Context Word: Complaining.

Output: PersonX was constantly complaining about PersonY because _ was always behind him during the competitions.


Input: Context Word: hornets.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a call when he encountered a hornets nest at the house because _ is a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: hornets.

Output: PersonX was driven by PersonY to the hospital because ( _ ) was highly allergic to hornets and was starting to have a reaction to a sting.


Input: Context Word: dish.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to place the dish on the top shelf, because _ was tall.


Input: Context Word: practicing.

Output: PersonX was better during her recital than PersonY because _ spent her weekends practicing on the piano.


Input: Context Word: practicing.

Output: Practicing for hours on the piano suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a desire to play music.


Input: Context Word: surrounding.

Output: Later that night the police were surrounding PersonX's house so they called PersonY because _ needed help.


Input: Context Word: coke.

Output: PersonX uses coke to clean his silverware, but PersonY didn't know that was possible. _ is resourceful.


Input: Context Word: pet pig.

Output: PersonX did not want PersonY to get a pet pig because of the care it would require but _ eventually gave in.


Input: Context Word: exposed.

Output: PersonX exposed themselves to PersonY on the bus, so _ felt very excited by the experience.


Input: Context Word: exposed.

Output: PersonX felt very exposed after telling PersonY their feelings, so _ was anxious to hear their response.


Input: Context Word: exposed.

Output: PersonX's house was more exposed to the elements than PersonY's because _ lived closer to mountain top.


Input: Context Word: conditions.

Output: Describing various weather conditions was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was a meteorologist.


Input: Context Word: conditions.

Output: PersonX found the conditions of PersonY's life to be totally unacceptable, because _ believed in living a righteous existence.


Input: Context Word: conditions.

Output: The weather conditions were better for PersonX than PersonY because _ was inland from the storm.


Input: Context Word: brick.

Output: PersonX threw a brick at PersonY and he ran out for help because _ is scared.


Input: Context Word: brick.

Output: PersonX wanted to hit PersonY with a brick, because _ is a mean and vindictive person.


Input: Context Word: brick.

Output: PersonX's home is built with brick, while PersonY's is made of wood. _ 's home is more expensive.


Input: Context Word: hitting.

Output: PersonX often thought of his annoying habits, like hitting his pen on his desk, and asked PersonY if it bothered him; _ said he was sorry he had done it.


Input: Context Word: hitting.

Output: PersonX was better at hitting the ball than PersonY was because _ was a naturally athletic person.


Input: Context Word: Beach.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to go to the beach with them for the day. _ was very gracious to make the offer.


Input: Context Word: military.

Output: Before joining the military, PersonX told PersonY about what to expect before deployment so _ didn't feel guilty.


Input: Context Word: military.

Output: PersonX always preaches for more funding for the military, while PersonY supports the arts more. _ is a conservative.


Input: Context Word: military.

Output: PersonX still went out on missions for the military but not PersonY because _ was enlisted.


Input: Context Word: military.

Output: PersonX was in the military while PersonY was not, because _ felt a need to fight for his country.


Input: Context Word: siamese cat.

Output: PersonX likes siamese cats, but PersonY doesn't like them at all, so _ is a cat person.


Input: Context Word: carrying.

Output: PersonX kept carrying PersonY on their shoulders, even after _ found themselves becoming tired of holding them up.


Input: Context Word: headaches.

Output: PersonX often got headaches at work but not PersonY because _ had a lunatic for a boss.


Input: Context Word: headaches.

Output: PersonX suffered from more headaches than PersonY because _ spent a lot of nights drinking alcohol.


Input: Context Word: headaches.

Output: PersonX suffers from very bad headaches but PersonY does not. _ went to the store to get some aspirin.


Input: Context Word: headaches.

Output: PersonX took off from work more often than PersonY because _ suffered from severe headaches more often.


Input: Context Word: headaches.

Output: Since PersonX wanted to cure their headaches naturally while PersonY wanted to use more traditional methods, _ tried aromatherapy.


Input: Context Word: sweet.

Output: PersonX loves to drink sweet drinks unlike PersonY because _ is not very health conscious or a diabetic.


Input: Context Word: sweet.

Output: So _ likes sweet food because PersonX has a sweet tooth while PersonY wants nothing to do with sweets.


Input: Context Word: starving.

Output: At dinner, PersonX was starving but PersonY was already full, so _ ate the pizza quickly.


Input: Context Word: good health.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY office for a a exam and was informed they were not in good health, bad news is something _ hated to hear.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: At their apartment, PersonX never loads the dishwasher and it bothers PersonY. _ is probably the lazier person.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to put the dishes into the dishwasher, so _ could finish cooking.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX could not afford a nice dishwasher like PersonY so _ did the dishes by hand.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX is a more clean than PersonY so _ washed all the dishes and put them in the dishwasher.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX is a very clean while PersonY is not however, _ always loads the dishwasher wrong.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX just bought a newly remodeled house, but PersonY did not. _ new house came with a dishwasher and she's excited.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX made a huge mess as a chef in the restaurant, but PersonY was tidy. _ had never been a kitchen dishwasher as a teen.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX stayed in the kitchen longer than PersonY because _ had to load up the dishwasher.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX unloaded the dishwasher for PersonY, because _ had done the hard work of cooking the dinner.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy a dishwasher while PersonY preferred buying a new fridge. _ always had to wash the dishes.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: PersonX was able to get their dishes done quicker than PersonY because _ was using a dishwasher.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: The dishwasher at PersonX's house does a poor job, while PersonY's is fantastic. So, _ probably chose the mediocre model.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: The restaurant hired PersonX to be the new dishwasher after firing PersonY, even though _ had so little experience in restaurants.


Input: Context Word: dishwasher.

Output: While at Home Depot, PersonX let PersonY pick out the new dishwasher because _ did not clean the house normally.


Input: Context Word: leadership.

Output: PersonX tried to inspire PersonY with leadership, so that _ could get the promotion in the company.


Input: Context Word: leadership.

Output: PersonX was always following in the steps of PersonY since _ needed effective leadership .


Input: Context Word: leadership.

Output: The leadership displayed by PersonX inspired PersonY, so _ was pleased to act as their student.


Input: Context Word: stubbed toe.

Output: PersonX cried when PersonY had a stubbed toe because _ saw the look of pain on his face.


Input: Context Word: vertigo.

Output: PersonX was constantly feeling dizzy but not PersonY because _ was experiencing symptoms of vertigo.


Input: Context Word: vertigo.

Output: PersonX was stricken with vertigo but not PersonY. _ fell over often because of the dizziness.


Input: Context Word: swimming pool.

Output: Buying a swimming pool was great for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had a large back yard.


Input: Context Word: swimming pool.

Output: PersonX was banned from the swimming pool but PersonY was not because _ disobeyed the rules.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: Having always wanted to sing PersonX was looking forward to the free singing lessons beings offered by PersonY _ especially because she didn't have any money.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to sing a song at karaoke, because _ loved to listen to singing.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX could sing very well compared to PersonY because _ grew up in a musical family.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX could sing well, while PersonY was always out of tune, so _ always performed well at karaoke.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX enjoyed being asked to sing at weddings unlike PersonY because _ was an accomplished singer.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX hopes that PersonY will offer singing lessons, because _ wants to take lessons locally.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX just learned PersonY loves to sing in the shower however _ thinks they sing horribly.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX made sure PersonY kept his neck straight when they sing together because _ wants everyone breathes properly.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX paid PersonY to teach them how to sing since  _ couldn't carry a tune.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to sing the Star Spangled Banner, since _ taught music lessons in town.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX was a better singer than PersonY, so _ was asked to sing at the wedding.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX was able to sing like a bird, but PersonY could not, because _ was entirely tone deaf.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX was an introvert but loved to sing, while PersonY was an actor. _ was terrible at remembering scripts.


Input: Context Word: sing.

Output: PersonX was less accomplished at singing than PersonY because _ lacked confidence on stage and was shy.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: A medical mask is worn by PersonX when he performs surgery on PersonY. _ is the cancer surgeon.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: PersonX bought a mask while on holiday in Africa unlike PersonY because _ was interested in them.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: PersonX is making a new gas mask for PersonY, because _ wants to surprise her with gas mask.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: PersonX is very creative and crafty, PersonY is not therefor _ would be a good choice to help you make a mask.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: PersonX lost the Halloween costume competition to PersonY because _ forgot to wear their mask.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: PersonX scared PersonY at the Halloween party because _ was wearing a horrifying and realistic mask.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: PersonX was creating a mask for PersonY to wear to bed, although _ wore it.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: So _ sold the mask because PersonX doesn't need it anymore and PersonY wanted a mask.


Input: Context Word: mask.

Output: While shopping for Halloween costumes, PersonX found a mask before PersonY because _ was dressing as Batman.


Input: Context Word: rusty bike.

Output: PersonX owned a rusty bike that PersonY liked to use, so _ would loan it to them.


Input: Context Word: fence.

Output: PersonX climbed over the fence to see if PersonY was there, but didn't see her.  _ was sad.


Input: Context Word: seed.

Output: PersonX grew the houseplant from seed, but PersonY bought a plastic plant instead, because _ tended to cherish plants.


Input: Context Word: seed.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to plant the seed so the plant would grow, as _ was an experienced gardener.


Input: Context Word: seed.

Output: The seeds planted by PersonX sprouted sooner than those planted by PersonY, so _ had a longer bloom.


Input: Context Word: bank account.

Output: PersonX stole money from the bank account of PersonY, then _ ran away to Mexico.


Input: Context Word: electric.

Output: PersonX got passed by for the job at the power plant in favor of PersonY , since _ was inexperienced with anything electric.


Input: Context Word: electric.

Output: PersonX laughed when PersonY crashed his electric car causing others to look upon _ with scorn.


Input: Context Word: electric.

Output: PersonX was punished by PersonY when _ left the electric mower out in the rain over night.


Input: Context Word: replica.

Output: PersonX only had a Rolex replica unlike PersonY because _ didn't make a lot of money at their job.


Input: Context Word: definitions.

Output: PersonX wrote the definitions as PersonY recited them, because _ needed to take notes for the test.


Input: Context Word: accordian.

Output: Earplugs were often  required around PersonX but not PersonY because _ always played the accordian.


Input: Context Word: labyrinth.

Output: PersonX was meditating in a labyrinth when PersonY stumbled upon her. _ was surprised at the sudden intrusion.


Input: Context Word: throat cancer.

Output: After smoking for 30 years, PersonX finally received a throat cancer diagnosis from PersonY.  _ was upset to receive the news.


Input: Context Word: sketch.

Output: PersonX would never sketch their designs out unlike PersonY because _ liked to be spontaneous.


Input: Context Word: sketch.

Output: Since PersonX had studied art for fifteen years and PersonY was just learning, _ gave instructions on how to sketch.


Input: Context Word: hurt.

Output: PersonX had to help PersonY when they hurt themselves because _ knew what to do in an emergency.


Input: Context Word: hurt.

Output: PersonX hurt PersonY's feelings by mocking them at school, because _ is insensitive to other people.


Input: Context Word: hurt.

Output: PersonX was hurt worse than PersonY after the accident because the cut on _ was much deeper.


Input: Context Word: hurt.

Output: So _ was feeling hurt because PersonX has been hurt by PersonY when they got really angry.


Input: Context Word: Acceptance.

Output: PersonX was always trying to gain PersonY's acceptance, so _ was always giving gifts to them.


Input: Context Word: Camping Trailer.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help him choose a new camping trailer, because _  don't know much about them.


Input: Context Word: give a hamster a bath.

Output: PersonX had to teach PersonY how to give a hamster a bath because _ had owned many hamsters over the years.


Input: Context Word: eating well can have.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that eating well can have a positive effect on a persons life, _ is full of good advice.


Input: Context Word: resonance.

Output: There was a resonance to PersonX's voice that enthralled PersonY, because _ created many beautiful songs.


Input: Context Word: eye infection.

Output: PersonX had a compromised immune system, unlike PersonY, so _ was more susceptible to the eye infection.


Input: Context Word: disciplined.

Output: It is easier for PersonX to lose weight and tone up than PersonY because _ is very disciplined.


Input: Context Word: procedure.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY whether the medical procedure was perfectly safe, _ was worried that it wasn't.


Input: Context Word: procedure.

Output: PersonX underwent the medical procedure performed by PersonY, and _ got through the procedure with flying colors.


Input: Context Word: procedure.

Output: PersonX was able to listen to the teacher to learn the procedure while PersonY was looking out the window, as _ was attentive.


Input: Context Word: Water Retention.

Output: The calendar showed that it was that time of the month for PersonX, but not PersonY so _  was having water retention issues.


Input: Context Word: Slow Learner.

Output: personx is a slow learner compared to persony,hence _ needed a extra coaching during her break period.


Input: Context Word: headlight.

Output: PersonX had a broken headlight on their car but PersonY had a broken taillight. _ bought a headlight at the auto store.


Input: Context Word: drums.

Output: PersonX decided to mess around with PersonY's new set of drums which led _ to get beat up.


Input: Context Word: drums.

Output: PersonX liked to practice the drums every morning before PersonY drove her to school, because _ was an early bird.


Input: Context Word: drums.

Output: PersonX wanted to play the drums in PersonY's band so _ auditioned for the band.


Input: Context Word: drums.

Output: PersonX was  great at playing the drums but not PersonY. _ had taken years of lessons to play drums.


Input: Context Word: drums.

Output: PersonX was desperate to learn how to play the drums from PersonY and _ was excited when they said yes.


Input: Context Word: exercise buddy.

Output: PersonX wanted an exercise buddy. PersonY hated exercise and wanted to quit from the beginning. _ said they had to stick it out longer.


Input: Context Word: Detached Retina.

Output: PersonX was recently in a car accident and PersonY had to fix the detached retina, so _ scheduled an appointment.


Input: Context Word: special.

Output: Being special is a honor PersonX tells PersonY whey she is depressed, _ helps others when they are in need.


Input: Context Word: special.

Output: People always say PersonX isn't special, but that PersonY is extraordinary. That's because _ does poorly in school.


Input: Context Word: special.

Output: PersonX wanted to do something special for PersonY, so _ ended up making a huge dinner.


Input: Context Word: radiant.

Output: PersonX had radiant skin but PersonY didn't because _ always used sunscreen when going out.


Input: Context Word: buy an urn.

Output: PersonX needed to buy an urn from PersonY because _ had no clue what to look for in an urn.


Input: Context Word: corn on the cob.

Output: PersonX likes corn on the cob, but PersonY really isn't a fan. _ loves his vegetables.


Input: Context Word: sauces.

Output: PersonX bought a bunch of spicy sauces for PersonY, since _ wanted to give them some treats.


Input: Context Word: insulin.

Output: PersonX has to inject themselves every day with a shot of insulin but PersonY doesn't because _ is a diabetic.


Input: Context Word: free.

Output: PersonX helped others for free but PersonY charged for their time. _ was very generous.


Input: Context Word: free.

Output: PersonX paid for their dinner but PersonY wanted their's for free because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: free.

Output: PersonX was not free at the time of the party but PersonY because _ was very busy.


Input: Context Word: Tax.

Output: PersonX sought PersonY to prepare the taxes for him. _ was not good enough to do it on his own.


Input: Context Word: law.

Output: PersonX knew the law very well but PersonY did not know it well. _ won their case in court.


Input: Context Word: law.

Output: PersonX understood jail far more than PersonY, because _ had a bad habit of breaking the law.


Input: Context Word: law.

Output: PersonX was accused of shoplifting but has always been a law abiding citizen, as PersonY will attest. _ is very upset.


Input: Context Word: law.

Output: PersonX was learning law from PersonY because _ wanted to become a new police officer.


Input: Context Word: law.

Output: PersonX was unwilling to break into the abandoned house with PersonY, because _ was unwilling to break the law.


Input: Context Word: law.

Output: So _ obeys the law because PersonX is a law abiding citizen and PersonY a thug that enjoys breaking laws.


Input: Context Word: fantasizing.

Output: PersonX was always fantasizing about being with his friend PersonY because _ is a gay person.


Input: Context Word: shinier.

Output: PersonX legs were shinier than PersonY because _ always remembered to moisturize after a shower.


Input: Context Word: grey.

Output: Having grey hair bothered PersonX but PersonY liked it. _ thought it made them look very old.


Input: Context Word: grey.

Output: The hair of PersonX is grey, but PersonY has brown hair, so _ is probably older.


Input: Context Word: succeed.

Output: PersonX dragged PersonY along to a self help workshop about how to succeed, because _ wanted some company.


Input: Context Word: guys.

Output: Guys never approach PersonX, but are always talking to PersonY. It might be that _ has a harsh face.


Input: Context Word: silent treatment.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY the silent treatment because she was angry; _ didn't speak to her for two days.


Input: Context Word: silent treatment.

Output: PersonX received the silent treatment from PersonY after ( _ ) had been rude to her at school the day before.


Input: Context Word: deduct.

Output: PersonX is good about paying bills on time, PersonY is not therefore _ does not have to deduct late fees from his earnings.


Input: Context Word: witness.

Output: PersonX made for a better witness than PersonY because _ was a very observant person.


Input: Context Word: witness.

Output: PersonX was a less reliable witness in court than PersonY because _ has a poor memory.


Input: Context Word: condolences.

Output: PersonX offered condolences to PersonY although _ was more upset about the death of their friend.


Input: Context Word: condolences.

Output: PersonX offered her condolences to her friend PersonY at her mother's funeral. _ felt bad for her friend's loss.


Input: Context Word: condolences.

Output: PersonX offers condolences to PersonY and their family, but _ doesn't really understand the loss.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: A brand new car was sold by PersonX to PersonY because _ was a car salesman.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: Because PersonX took their car to the mechanic less frequently than PersonY, _ had more car problems.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX always arrived at work earlier than PersonY, as _ had a faster and more dependable car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a ride to the grocery store because _ didn't have a car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX borrowed PersonY 's car so _ could run his errands while his car was in the shop.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX bought a brand new car last weekend while PersonY didn't, because _ is very wealthy.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX bought a new car and took it to PersonY to show it off because _ was proud of it.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX bought a new sports car while PersonY bought a small city car, because _ prefers the adrenaline while driving.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX bragged to PersonY about the new car she got for her birthday because _ was proud.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX could not drive a car, so PersonY took him places, since _ was under the legal driving age.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX crashed the car into PersonY's fence, so _ had to pay for the damages.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX drives the car much better  and calmer than PersonY because _ took driving lessons.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX drove a car to work while PersonY rode a bike because _ lived very far from their workplace.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX drove the car into PersonY 's home. _ had to pay for the damages.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX fixed PersonY's car since _ was a mechanic with many years of automobile experience.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX had a cleaner car than PersonY had because _ had gone to the car wash.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX had never crashed their car in any way whereas PersonY had because _ was very careful.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX had never gone to a dealership and bought a car like PersonY because _ always bought them from the owner.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX had very little money and PersonY received a recent inheritance and was very rich, so therefore _ purchased a very economical car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX has to use ridesharing apps more often than PersonY because _ doesn't own their own car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX is a much bigger person than PersonY, so _ wants a to buy a bigger car from the dealership.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX is buying a car from a PersonY and wants to reduce the price, so _ wants to lower the price.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX is currently cleaning a car upholstery for PersonY, because _ really wants to help her..


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX likes to have her car tiddy and clean while PersonY's car is a mess, as _ is organized.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX listed a used car for sale online. PersonY agreed to but it, but then _ never came to collect the car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX lost control of their car and was assessed $2500 in damages while PersonY escaped it all because _ was drinking and driving.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX needed money and PersonY needed a car, so _ sold the car to his friend.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX needed to get a ride to the party from PersonY because _ did not have a car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX offered to lend her car to PersonY, as _ had no need for it that weekend.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX picked up PersonY on the way to work because _ had a more dependable car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX told everyone he knew about his new car while PersonY was keeping his new car in secret. _ was so proud.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX wanted a neon green car but PersonY did not as _ liked vibrant colours.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY to restore power to their car so _ unhelpfully asked if they had even cleaned the fuel system.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX was in the market for a new car while PersonY thought they could get more miles out of their car. _ went shopping for a new car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX was jealous of PersonY's new car because _ couldn't afford to buy a new car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX was not eager to drive the race car around the track unlike PersonY because _ was less adventurous.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX was wanting to buy a new car. PersonY was wanting to sell theirs. The car dealer sold a car to _ that day.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX's car has more dirt and oil in it than the one of PersonY because _ is cleaner overall.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX's car is being repaired at the hands of PersonY, so _ is the client.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: PersonX's car was fixed really quickly by PersonY in the shop because _ is a paying customer.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: Since PersonX took the bus to work while PersonY drove a car, _ could read during their work ride.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: The car hit PersonX but not PersonY because _ was in the middle of the street.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: The car of PersonX is older than the one that PersonY is driving. That's because _ paid less money for it.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: The car of PersonX was more dull than that of PersonY because _ had not polished their car.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: The valet employee took the car keys of PersonX before PersonY because _ was ahead of everyone in the line.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: Their mother trusted PersonX over PersonY with the car because _ was more cautious when driving.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: When PersonX locked his keys in the car, he called PersonY for help. _ was pleased that the charge was only $20.


Input: Context Word: car.

Output: When PersonX wanted to buy a new car, PersonY offered go along because _ had purchased no new cars before.


Input: Context Word: massage out a muscle cramp.

Output: PersonX tried to massage out a muscle cramp and PersonY did not because _ had been training for a marathon.


Input: Context Word: sight.

Output: PersonX could read the small print on the menu but not PersonY because _ had good sight.


Input: Context Word: sight.

Output: The sight of PersonX was a lot worse than PersonY because _ had an accident when he was younger.


Input: Context Word: pretty.

Output: All the guys were attracted to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very pretty.


Input: Context Word: pretty.

Output: PersonX is not as pretty as PersonY happens to be. _ never gets asked out on dates.


Input: Context Word: pretty.

Output: PersonX liked giving a lot of pretty things to PersonY, because _ enjoyed seeing the reactions.


Input: Context Word: happily.

Output: PersonX happily skipped down the path to give PersonY a flower crown. _ beamed with pride when she accepted the crown and placed it on her head.


Input: Context Word: army.

Output: After college, PersonX went into the army, while PersonY went to law school. _ will be a soldier.


Input: Context Word: participate.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to make new friends because _ would always participate in community functions.


Input: Context Word: participate.

Output: PersonX was more likely to participate in college sports than PersonY because _ was very athletic.


Input: Context Word: broker.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to be her stock broker because _ lacked good financial market experience.


Input: Context Word: broker.

Output: PersonX is a stock broker for PersonY, so when they talk _ brokers stock deals.


Input: Context Word: broker.

Output: PersonX tried to broker a deal with PersonY but couldn't, but _ wasn't a very good negotiator.


Input: Context Word: vape.

Output: PersonX only smoked cigarettes while PersonY liked to vape, so _ had to go outside the office to smoke.


Input: Context Word: Coffee Paper.

Output: Making coffee paper was easy to PersonX, but not PersonY because _ loved the smell of coffee.


Input: Context Word: fatigue.

Output: PersonX experienced fatigue more frequently than PersonY because _ had a bad case of insomnia.


Input: Context Word: fatigue.

Output: PersonX felt well rested while PersonY felt fatigue, so _ agreed to drive for the remainder of the road trip.


Input: Context Word: money clip.

Output: PersonX always used money clips while PersonY didn't as _ always lost the money in their wallet without one.


Input: Context Word: Prague.

Output: The trip to Prague was frustrating for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ didn't speak the language there.


Input: Context Word: belly button.

Output: The belly button of PersonX has lint in it, while PersonY's has none, so _ is the filthier person.


Input: Context Word: zebra.

Output: PersonX showed the zebra to PersonY at the zoo, so _ was happy about making the introduction.


Input: Context Word: zebra.

Output: The zoo had a zebra and a tiger which PersonX enjoyed, but PersonY didn't. _ thought animals in captivity was okay.


Input: Context Word: gout.

Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is not therefore _ would be the better choice for advice on gout.


Input: Context Word: Avon.

Output: When PersonX told PersonY about quitting working for Avon after two weeks, _ started pouting.


Input: Context Word: petroleum jelly.

Output: PersonX used petroleum jelly on their skin but PersonY did not. _ had smooth moist skin.


Input: Context Word: accents.

Output: PersonX couldn't understand there accents like PersonY could, because _ was from a different area.


Input: Context Word: alternative medicine.

Output: PersonX favored alternative medicine, but PersonY only believed in modern medicine. _ was a new-age hippie.


Input: Context Word: defender.

Output: A public defender was needed for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a lawless citizen.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output: Because PersonX was from India and PersonY was from China, _ preferred Indian food over Chinese food.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output: PersonX loved to eat spicy curry but PersonY liked tacos better. _ took a trip to India for the food.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output: PersonX was born in India, while PersonY was born in the US, so _ is an Indian.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output: Setting up a company in India is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ has lived there a long time.


Input: Context Word: DUI.

Output: PersonX has gotten 2 DUIs in the last year, but PersonY has never had one. _ is an addict.


Input: Context Word: DUI.

Output: PersonX was a safe driver, unlike PersonY. _ had never even been pulled over for expired tags, nevermind a DUI.


Input: Context Word: DUI.

Output: PersonX was pulled over for a DUI while PersonY was in the passenger seat. _ was unaware of the severity of the situation.


Input: Context Word: LAVENDER.

Output: Personx picked the lavender from the field and gave it to  Persony who  made a bar of soap so _ felt appreciative.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: A gold medal was given to PersonX for swimming the lap faster while PersonY was slower because _ swam with their head underwater without holding their nose.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to be a life guard because _ spent all childhood swimming in the family pool.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX almost drowned while swimming at the pool, but PersonY saved them, so _ was grateful.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX did not enjoy swimming but PersonY did because _ had a traumatic incident in a swimming pool.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX enjoyed swimming much more than PersonY because _ was not afraid of the water.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX is a lot more talented at swimming than PersonY because _ took lessons as a child.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX lost a swimming race to PersonY because _ had shorter and weaker arms and legs.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX pulled ahead of PersonY while swimming because _ was swimming faster than everyone else.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX stayed more fit over the summer than PersonY because _ went swimming every day.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX was a faster swimmer than PersonY because _ practiced every day in the swimming pool.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX was very good at swimming but PersonY was not. _ made the school swim team.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: PersonX went swimming at different times than PersonY because _ liked to swim during the day.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: Since PersonX took swimming classes but PersonY did not know how to swim, _ did not need a life jacket on the boat.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: When it comes to swimming, PersonX wins fewer medals than PersonY. So, _ is a weaker swimmer.


Input: Context Word: swimming.

Output: When they started offering swimming lessons at PersonX 's school, PersonY asked if only _ was allowed in.


Input: Context Word: stand.

Output: PersonX was able to haggle down a price for a stand while PersonY wasn't because _ was persuasive.


Input: Context Word: Kitten.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a new kitten for PersonY but _ didn't know if she would like one.


Input: Context Word: wisdom.

Output: PersonX had a greater wisdom than PersonY because _ was older and had been through a lot more in life.


Input: Context Word: wisdom.

Output: PersonX had a lot of wisdom while PersonY didn't, thus causing people to assume that _ was much older.


Input: Context Word: loving.

Output: Taking care of children came much easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had a naturally loving personality.


Input: Context Word: flossing.

Output: Because PersonX refused to floss while PersonY was flossing daily, _ had many cavities when they visited the dentist.


Input: Context Word: designated.

Output: It made more sense for PersonX to be the designated drive than PersonY because _ didn't have a lot to drink.


Input: Context Word: babies.

Output: PersonX is taking care of PersonY's babies at her home so _ is saying hello to the babies.


Input: Context Word: babies.

Output: PersonX loves to take care of babies, while PersonY really doesn't like to be around them, because _ is more caring.


Input: Context Word: babies.

Output: PersonX was interested in babies, but PersonY thought they were annoying, so _ preferred visiting the nursery.


Input: Context Word: babies.

Output: PersonX was very apt at taking care children and babies while PersonY was not because _ had worked as a babysitter for many years.


Input: Context Word: babies.

Output: PersonX was very good with babies compared to PersonY because _ use to work in a daycare.


Input: Context Word: roller.

Output: Using the ab roller was beneficial for PersonX but not PersonY because _ lost ten pounds in one month.


Input: Context Word: open house.

Output: PersonX attended the open house held by PersonY, because _ was looking to sell the old Victorian home.


Input: Context Word: open house.

Output: PersonX wanted to go to an open house with PersonY, but she had to work. _ decided to go alone.


Input: Context Word: gladiolus.

Output: PersonX gives a bouquet of gladiolus to PersonY, because _ wants to cheer their friend up.


Input: Context Word: talked.

Output: PersonX talked in a softer voice than PersonY because _ was feeling a little bad.


Input: Context Word: ham.

Output: PersonX finished baking her picnic ham before PersonY, because _ used an easy recipe for ham glaze.


Input: Context Word: ham.

Output: PersonX ordered the ham entree, but PersonY chose a veggie option, because _ was on a vegetarian diet.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: PersonX accidently kicked his friend PersonY's ankle and now _ doesn't know how to apologize.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: PersonX needed to use crutches while PersonY did not, because _ had a broken ankle.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: PersonX received care for their sprained ankle from PersonY so _ asked questions on how to take care of it.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: PersonX sprains his ankle, so he goes to visit PersonY at the hospital, because _ is a patient.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: The ankle of PersonX is still swollen, but PersonY is having no issues, so _ was likely the one that fell.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: The ankle was sprained because PersonX pushed PersonY down. _ had to go to the hospital.


Input: Context Word: ankle.

Output: While skiing, PersonX twists his ankle on a ski run, but PersonY has a near miss. _ is quite grumpy after that.


Input: Context Word: brush a cat's fur.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to brush a cat's fur because _ had owned a lot of cats before.


Input: Context Word: to get car insurance.

Output: PersonX had to get car insurance and PersonY did not because _ just got a new car.


Input: Context Word: crabs.

Output: PersonX did not eat the crabs on the salad at the lunch PersonY made, as _ is allergic to sea food.


Input: Context Word: crabs.

Output: The beach was PersonX's dream vacation but PersonY's nightmare. _ loved seeing the crabs and fish.


Input: Context Word: crabs.

Output: The crabs at PersonX's restaurant were PersonY's favorite food, so _ hooked his friend up with extra crabs.


Input: Context Word: gas grill.

Output: PersonX prefers a gas grill while PersonY does not because _ doesn't like the smoky flavor of a charcoal grill.


Input: Context Word: use yeast to make bread.

Output: PersonX knew to use yeast to make bread and PersonY did not because _ made bread in the summer months.


Input: Context Word: warmers.

Output: For Spring break, PersonX needed tanning lotion, while PersonY needed leg warmers. That's because _ traveled to Mexico.


Input: Context Word: sidewalk.

Output: PersonX  bumped into PersonY while walking on the sidewalk, because _ was in a rush.


Input: Context Word: Quarters.

Output: PersonX ran out of quarters at the arcade. He robbed PersonY because _ was a devious person.


Input: Context Word: worked out.

Output: PersonX worked out at the gym while PersonY worked out at the pool. _ went to the gym to work out.


Input: Context Word: black tie.

Output: PersonX never goes to black tie events, but PersonY always does. _ is more likely to be a casual person.


Input: Context Word: Pokemon.

Output: PersonX is a fan of Pokemon, but PersonY really does not have time for it. _ is more likely a kid.


Input: Context Word: Pokemon.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY to play Pokemon because _ played it many times in the past.


Input: Context Word: Pokemon.

Output: The game of Pokemon was exciting to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was good at video games.


Input: Context Word: compress.

Output: PersonX wants to compress a video while PersonY wants to compress a photo. _ comressed a video.


Input: Context Word: drip.

Output: PersonX did not feel the drip that got PersonY wet because _ was away from the leaky spot in the roof.


Input: Context Word: facing.

Output: PersonX has to tell PersonY word-for-word what their new hairstyle looks like because _ is facing the mirror.


Input: Context Word: present.

Output: PersonX took a very lavish present to the party but PersonY did not as _ was very generous.


Input: Context Word: present.

Output: PersonX wanted to present PersonY with a surprise, so _ was excited about the upcoming evening together.


Input: Context Word: stroke.

Output: PersonX called the paramedics soon after PersonY had a stroke, because _ was very worried.


Input: Context Word: stroke.

Output: PersonX had a worse tennis stroke than PersonY because _ spent less time playing the sport.


Input: Context Word: stroke.

Output: PersonX is caring for PersonY at home after a stroke because _ is a good son.


Input: Context Word: museum.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go to an art museum with her because _ can’t drive.


Input: Context Word: museum.

Output: PersonX went to the museum on Saturday morning, but PersonY didn't because _ was free.


Input: Context Word: museum.

Output: While PersonX went to a concert today, PersonY went to a museum, and therefore _ had a noisy afternoon.


Input: Context Word: vital signs.

Output: PersonX trained as a nurse, however PersonY trained as an architect. _ found the accident victims' vital signs with ease.


Input: Context Word: peace.

Output: After the fight was over, PersonX wanted to make peace with PersonY because _ was forgiving.


Input: Context Word: peace.

Output: PersonX really wanted to make peace with PersonY because _ regretted their argument and wanted to be friends again.


Input: Context Word: fort.

Output: PersonX was better at designing a functional outdoors fort than PersonY because _ was very creative.


Input: Context Word: stitching.

Output: When it comes to stitching, PersonX is more skilled than PersonY due to _ sewing for a living.


Input: Context Word: Boyfriend.

Output: PersonX could never keep a boyfriend while PersonY had no problems doing so. _ died sad and incomplete.


Input: Context Word: Boyfriend.

Output: PersonX had a boyfriend. PersonY did not. This was a result of the fact that _ was attracted to men.


Input: Context Word: Boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was having an affair with PersonY's boyfriend so _ wished the couple would break up.


Input: Context Word: eggplant.

Output: PersonX is preparing a cooked eggplant for PersonY's birthday meal, because _ wants to surprise her.


Input: Context Word: eggplant.

Output: PersonX ordered the eggplant parmesan, but PersonY chose the chicken parmesan because _ was allergic to eggplant.


Input: Context Word: eggplant.

Output: PersonX wanted to bake eggplant for PersonY birthday dinner so _ made sure to purchase smaller eggplants.


Input: Context Word: eggplant.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had not had a chance to eat her favorite eggplant dish before it was gone.


Input: Context Word: eggplant.

Output: Since PersonX was a vegetarian, PersonY tried to make eggplant lasagna however _ liked it less.


Input: Context Word: eggplant.

Output: The eggplant that PersonX cooked for dinner with PersonY is too tough, and _ feels terrible.


Input: Context Word: credit score.

Output: PersonX had an excellent credit score but PersonY did not. _ got a great rate on a home loan.


Input: Context Word: credit score.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY to help them check their credit score because _ wanted a loan.


Input: Context Word: credit score.

Output: PersonX's credit score was great while PersonY's was bad because _ paid all of their bills on time.


Input: Context Word: bread rolls.

Output: At the potluck PersonX enjoyed their Muendo more than PersonY because _ remembered to get butter to put on their bread rolls.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: Going on vacation was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ did not earn a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: PersonX liked to go to the beach on vacation but PersonY liked to go to the mountains. _ booked a trip to Miami.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: PersonX wants to go on a vacation with her best friend PersonY, because _ won two plane tickets.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: PersonX was able to afford a luxury vacation, but PersonY stayed home, because _ earned a much smaller salary.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: PersonX was able to enjoy the vacation time more than PersonY because _ really liked the beach.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: PersonX went on a vacation in the winter while PersonY went during the summer, because _ loves the cold weather.


Input: Context Word: vacation.

Output: Planning a week long vacation suits PersonX but not PersonY because _ is experienced in traveling.


Input: Context Word: billiards.

Output: At the billiards table, PersonX always loses to PersonY at 8 ball. That's due to _ having been playing for 30 years.


Input: Context Word: fishing knots.

Output: PersonX is taught lots of fishing knots by PersonY, because _ is a beginner when it comes to fishing.


Input: Context Word: golden retriever.

Output: PersonX looked longing at the Golden Retriever, while PersonY cowered behind her, because _ had a golden retriever when she was a child.


Input: Context Word: critical.

Output: PersonX was in critical condition and being helped by PersonY because _ was in an car accident.


Input: Context Word: tax preparer.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would receive a larger tax refund because _ went to a professional tax preparer.


Input: Context Word: round.

Output: PersonX 's round figure was in stark contrast to PersonY 's, slender one since _ neglected to exercise regularly.


Input: Context Word: car club.

Output: PersonX is thinking of starting a car club and asks PersonY to join, but he can't. _ has sufficient free time.


Input: Context Word: shredding.

Output: PersonX was quicker than PersonY at shredding chicken because _ worked in a kitchen before.


Input: Context Word: Chlamydia.

Output: PersonX had Chlamydia from sleeping around on the weekends and PersonY was _ shocked to find this out.


Input: Context Word: Chlamydia.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was worried they may have Chlamydia so _ showed them ways to recognize it.


Input: Context Word: Christmas tree.

Output: PersonX bought a Christmas Tree, but PersonY decided not to, because _ felt the holiday was very commercialized.


Input: Context Word: priest.

Output: PersonX goes to a Priest at his house of worship, while PersonY has a rabbi. Therefore, _ is a Christian person.


Input: Context Word: eligible.

Output: PersonX was eligible for a promotion from PersonY next week, and _ finally got the promotion.


Input: Context Word: eligible.

Output: PersonX was more of an eligible bachelor than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about finding a wife.


Input: Context Word: eligible.

Output: PersonX wasn't eligible for a raise, because PersonY said they missed too much work, so _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: molding.

Output: PersonX bought a new house and needed help installing molding. When PersonY offered to help, _ was relieved.


Input: Context Word: Ram.

Output: At the car dealership, PersonX told PersonY to avoid buying a Ram truck because _ had problems with their truck.


Input: Context Word: candle.

Output: PersonX had a candle while PersonY had a flashlight, so _ lit up the inside of the house.


Input: Context Word: candle.

Output: PersonX really enjoys the scent of candles, but PersonY does not, so _ likes being in churches.


Input: Context Word: candle.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to light the candle because _ didn't have any matches on them.


Input: Context Word: candle.

Output: So _ lit the candles because PersonX wanted to read in the dark and PersonY wanted to sleep.


Input: Context Word: size.

Output: PersonX chose the wrong size of pants for them self but not PersonY because _ was delusional about their figure.


Input: Context Word: amino acids.

Output: PersonX's textbooks included information about amino acids, while PersonY's textbooks included information about building bridges, because _ was a biochemistry major.


Input: Context Word: Confidence.

Output: Exuding with confidence, PersonX guided PersonY on how to be a better at baseball because _ had many years of experience in it.


Input: Context Word: reservation.

Output: PersonX had a great night at the restaurant but not PersonY because _ succeeded in making a reservation.


Input: Context Word: outgoing.

Output: When PersonX learned that PersonY wanted to become more outgoing _ suggested going out and approaching people more.


Input: Context Word: Workplace.

Output: At the workplace, PersonX was much more productive than PersonY, so _ received a raise.


Input: Context Word: pride.

Output: Although his pride was hurt, PersonX said it was possible to reconcile with PersonY because _ was willing to forgive.


Input: Context Word: pride.

Output: The pride of PersonX was hurt a lot by PersonY's meanness, so _ is now very angry.


Input: Context Word: search engine.

Output: PersonX couldn't even use a search engine, while PersonY was an expert with computers. _ always needed to ask for help.


Input: Context Word: waiting.

Output: PersonX was waiting a long time for his child to come home from school unlike PersonY because _ child stayed after.


Input: Context Word: Eccentric.

Output: Being eccentric was part of the personality of PersonX but not PersonY, so _ wasn't well understood by their friends.


Input: Context Word: lunch.

Output: On Friday at lunch in the cafeteria, PersonX told PersonY about _ 's vacation to the beach.


Input: Context Word: lunch.

Output: When PersonX invited PersonY to go out to lunch, she wanted to go to an Italian restaurant; _ was thrilled when he said yes.


Input: Context Word: shaking.

Output: PersonX was shaking more during the performance than PersonY because _ was much more nervous.


Input: Context Word: shaking.

Output: PersonX wrapped a warm, fluffy towel around PersonY, who couldn't stop shaking, because _ was kind.


Input: Context Word: co worker.

Output: PersonX was a good co worker, unlike PersonY. _ always asked others if they needed help.


Input: Context Word: facial hair.

Output: PersonX thought having facial hair was a sexy look but PersonY didn't, so _ admired the bearded hipster.


Input: Context Word: bands.

Output: PersonX went to the local bar last night to listen to the bands unlike PersonY because _ had free time.


Input: Context Word: classes.

Output: Because PersonX studied far less often than PersonY, _ received low grades in all her classes.


Input: Context Word: classes.

Output: PersonX had to go to night classes unlike PersonY, because _ did horrible during the semester.


Input: Context Word: classes.

Output: The Pilates classes at the gym suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very fit and flexible.


Input: Context Word: classes.

Output: The classes were easier for PersonX compared to PersonY because _ had studied a lot before the semester started.


Input: Context Word: classes.

Output: The classes were very easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had taken them before.


Input: Context Word: perm.

Output: PersonX was so embarrassed because _ got a terrible looking hair perm from PersonY yesterday.


Input: Context Word: organic.

Output: The organic aisle is always visited by PersonX unlike PersonY because _ loves to eat healthy food.


Input: Context Word: full of passion.

Output: Full of passion, the woman chose PersonX but not PersonY because _ was just as passionate as she was.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to follow a healthy fitness routine than PersonY because _ belonged to a gym.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX followed the routine demanded of them by PersonY everyday, because _ was a prisoner.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX got frustrated that PersonY never showed up on time, as _ liked predictable routine .


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX had a solid day to day routine compared to PersonY's bohemian lifestyle, because _ was responsible.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX has a less exciting and more predictable day than PersonY because _ has a daily routine.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX took more time to get through their day than PersonY because _ was less familiar with their routine.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX wasn't able to stick to a routine the way PersonY could, because _ was flaky.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX's children had a routine to follow every day but not PersonY therefor surprisingly _ 's children finished chores on time.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: PersonX's pre-game routine is more effective than PersonY's, so _ usually does better in the game.


Input: Context Word: routine.

Output: When it came to routines, PersonX left it up to PersonY because _ had no organization skills.


Input: Context Word: credit cards.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some tips on how to manage the credit cards he had, because _ got into trouble with debt before.


Input: Context Word: credit cards.

Output: When shopping, PersonX used credit cards less often than PersonY, because _ had a lot of credit card debt she was trying to pay off.


Input: Context Word: scab.

Output: PersonX puts a band aid on the scab of PersonY because _ is the adult in the situation.


Input: Context Word: headphones.

Output: PersonX isn't able to hear as clearly through their headphones as PersonY because _ didn't purchase a quality pair.


Input: Context Word: headphones.

Output: PersonX really like Beats headphones but PersonY liked Sony, so _ was glad to see some Beats by Dre under the Christmas tree.


Input: Context Word: headphones.

Output: PersonX transcribes slower than PersonY because _ didn't invest in a pair of high quality headphones.


Input: Context Word: headphones.

Output: PersonX wants to buy a good quality headphones for PersonY's birthday, so _ goes to the mall.


Input: Context Word: licking.

Output: PersonX has an affinity for salt while PersonY does not, so _ likes licking the top of the martini glasses.


Input: Context Word: Gecko.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go to the pet store with him to buy a gecko because he has 2 and _ has never owned one.


Input: Context Word: Gecko.

Output: PersonX was more afraid of the Leopard Gecko crawling around than PersonY because _ disliked reptiles.


Input: Context Word: mosquito repellent.

Output: The homemade mosquito repellent PersonX made for PersonY's camping trip was not very good at repelling mosquitoes. _ felt bad that she came back covered in mosquito bites.


Input: Context Word: hard.

Output: PersonX finds it hard to get out of bed in the morning, PersonY doesn't therefore _ needs two alarm clocks.


Input: Context Word: hard.

Output: PersonX had a hard time with the test, while PersonY easily passed, because _ was a poor student.


Input: Context Word: reconcile.

Output: PersonX wants to reconcile their friendship with PersonY, because _ misses their long phone conversations.


Input: Context Word: seller.

Output: PersonX was good at being a seller but not PersonY because _ had a lot of experience in sales.


Input: Context Word: the Renaissance.

Output: PersonX was much more excited than PersonY for the trip to the Renaissance musuem. _ had always loved reading about history.


Input: Context Word: physicals.

Output: PersonX had to take more physicals than PersonY did because _ had a very unhealthy body.


Input: Context Word: Carnivorous.

Output: PersonX followed a carnivorous diet but PersonY followed a vegetarian diet. _ ordered the prime rib for their supper.


Input: Context Word: Writing.

Output: Writing came easily to PersonX but was difficult for PersonY because _ had taken journalism in college.


Input: Context Word: infected.

Output: It was more likely that PersonX's computer would get infected rather than PersonY's because _ did not have an anti-virus program.


Input: Context Word: infected.

Output: PersonX had an infected wound being treated by PersonY because _ didn't have a first aid kit.


Input: Context Word: infected.

Output: PersonX has been infected with tape worms since childbirth and PersonY has never had  infection, _ goes to the doctor weekly.


Input: Context Word: infected.

Output: PersonX was bit by an insect a few days ago and PersonY thought the bite looked infected. _ made a Doctors appointment.


Input: Context Word: infected.

Output: Treating patients was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ could ascertain was infected the patient more easily.


Input: Context Word: infected.

Output: While walking with PersonX, PersonY got their arm infected by poison ivy so _ gave them some cream.


Input: Context Word: knowledge.

Output: PersonX had an excellent knowledge of physics but personY did not because _ was very educated.


Input: Context Word: knowledge.

Output: Sharing knowledge with children was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had been a teacher before.


Input: Context Word: ambassador.

Output: PersonX wished to become an Ambassador but PersonY did not as _ was very ambitious.


Input: Context Word: spelling.

Output: Because PersonX lost the spelling bee and PersonY beat him, _ was jealous of the winner's trophy.


Input: Context Word: caution.

Output: PersonX had to have a lot less caution on the roads than PersonY because _ roads were clear.


Input: Context Word: caution.

Output: PersonX showed a lot of fear and caution around PersonY, because _ knew they would be easily agitated.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: Lots of dinner PersonX cooks are done in the microwave, while PersonY uses the stove. _ is in a rush a lot.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX accepted a microwave from PersonY because _ did not have one at home yet.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX always uses the microwave to cook, while PersonY makes meals on the stove. _ probably has less time.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of microwave dinners but not PersonY because _ wanted convenient food.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX cooked the food for PersonY but _ was mad so they had cooked it in the microwave.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX doesn't believe in using the microwave like PersonY does because _ is more health conscious.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX enjoyed cooking homemade meals more than PersonY, so _ did not want to microwave the food.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX laughs at PersonY's cooking even though _ doesn't know how to use a microwave and nearly set the kitchen on fire.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX preferred food heated, while PersonY liked it cold, so _ always used the microwave .


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX used the microwave right after PersonY , since _ still needed to warm up her food.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: PersonX was scared of radiation unlike PersonY so _ would not microwave any food ever.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: The microwave PersonX is more modern and expensive than the one PersonY because _ belong to the high-class segment of the population.


Input: Context Word: microwave.

Output: The microwave was used less frequently by PersonX than PersonY because _ had culinary training.


Input: Context Word: secretly.

Output: PersonX did not tell PersonY that she secretly had a crush on the teacher because _ was embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: engine.

Output: PersonX spent the day fixing the engine for PersonY, since _ was a skilled mechanic.


Input: Context Word: engine.

Output: PersonX took a longer time to work on the engine than PersonY because _ was not familiar with cars.


Input: Context Word: engine.

Output: The engine of PersonX's car had more problems than PersonY's because _ neglected it all the time.


Input: Context Word: Homophobic.

Output: PersonX was upset at guys looking at his naked body in the locker room while PersonY was unconcerned. _ was a very homophobic person.


Input: Context Word: recommend.

Output: PersonX thought the food at the diner was terrific but PersonY didn't. _ recommended the place to all their friends.


Input: Context Word: punish.

Output: PersonX used to punish their dog for accidents but PersonY never did. This was because _ was very strict.


Input: Context Word: punish.

Output: The teacher most of the time punish PersonX and praise PersonY because _ is the bad student.


Input: Context Word: wood floor.

Output: The wood floor at PersonX's house needed to be cleaned, so PersonY offered to help. Then _ asked him to come over the next day.


Input: Context Word: plus size model.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to get into plus size modeling, because _ thought that they would be perfect for it.


Input: Context Word: citrus fruits.

Output: PersonX liked to eat citrus fruits in the summer but PersonY does not like them, so _ bought some citric fruit from the store.


Input: Context Word: acid.

Output: PersonX gave their acid reflux medication to PersonY because _ knew what it was like.


Input: Context Word: acid.

Output: PersonX is a dermatologist, PersonY is not therefore _ would know about how to use glycolic acid for skin peels.


Input: Context Word: acid.

Output: PersonX knows how to make acid, but PersonY has no clue, so _ must be the chemist.


Input: Context Word: acid.

Output: PersonX was a risk-taker and PersonY was risk-averse so _ was ready to take the acid.


Input: Context Word: acid.

Output: PersonX's face was burned badly when PersonY threw acid at her. _ is a sufferer.


Input: Context Word: zucchini.

Output: Eating zucchini bread was a treat for PersonX but not PersonY because _ ate it very rarely.


Input: Context Word: zucchini.

Output: PersonX chose not to share his only zucchini with PersonY, so _ was rather full.


Input: Context Word: Distillery.

Output: PersonX was the owner of the distillery that PersonY merely worked at because _ went to business school.


Input: Context Word: beetle.

Output: During the nature walk, PersonX always stopped to look at the beetle crossings while PersonY went ahead because _ loved to watch bugs.


Input: Context Word: Fireball.

Output: PersonX learned how to create a fireball in the Street Fighter videogame by copying PersonY 's finger motions because _ was a newbie at the game.


Input: Context Word: difficult decision.

Output: PersonX casually sat down with PersonY because _ needed help to make a difficult decision.


Input: Context Word: pick lottery numbers.

Output: PersonX had PersonY help to pick lottery numbers because _ had won a lottery before.


Input: Context Word: Western Union.

Output: Through Western Union, PersonX sends money to PersonY across the country, so _ is likely a good friend.


Input: Context Word: weave.

Output: PersonX thought the girl with the weave in her hair was quite attractive but PersonY disagreed, so _ walked up and asked her out.


Input: Context Word: damaging.

Output: PersonX ended up damaging PersonY's laptop, so _ bought a replacement laptop for them as an apology.


Input: Context Word: doctorate.

Output: Getting a doctorate was very important to PersonX but not PersonY, so _ applied to get into grad school.


Input: Context Word: doctorate.

Output: PersonX is on his final year and asks for help from his lecturer PersonY about doctorate, because _ wants to get a PhD.


Input: Context Word: doctorate.

Output: Studying for a doctorate came easier to PersonX than PersonY. _ was a natural born reader.


Input: Context Word: broom.

Output: Using a broom was good for PersonX to clean but not PersonY because _ had hard wood floors.


Input: Context Word: remove nail polish.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to remove nail polish because _ had just started using gel nail polish.


Input: Context Word: tanning.

Output: PersonX brought a bottle of tanning lotion to PersonY, because _ didn't want to deal with the other's sunburn later.


Input: Context Word: tanning.

Output: PersonX is always very helpful to PersonY at the tanning salon due to _ being the employee.


Input: Context Word: tanning.

Output: PersonX went to the tanning bed in the mornings as where PersonY went at nights, _ has free time in the mornings.


Input: Context Word: gratitude.

Output: PersonX was a natural optimist but not PersonY. _ found expressing gratitude came easily.


Input: Context Word: bit.

Output: PersonX bit PersonY on the arm, because _ was mad at them and hurt them.


Input: Context Word: maze.

Output: At the harvest party, PersonX got through the maze faster than PersonY because _ is better at figuring out puzzles.


Input: Context Word: maze.

Output: The maze assignment at school was more confusing for PersonX than PersonY, so _ is more senseless.


Input: Context Word: Latin.

Output: In school, PersonX needed help with their Latin homework from PersonY, so _ offered to pay.


Input: Context Word: Latin.

Output: People understood PersonX better than PersonY due to _ pronouncing Latin more proficiently than others.


Input: Context Word: Latin.

Output: PersonX took notes while PersonY explained the conjugation of Latin verbs, for _ was a careful student.


Input: Context Word: limo.

Output: PersonX had been in a limo many times but this was the first time for PersonY so _ was bored.


Input: Context Word: dream.

Output: PersonX always dreams throughout the day unlike PersonY, because _ loses focus on what he is doing easily.


Input: Context Word: dream.

Output: PersonX had a dream that their friend, PersonY, would be in a car accident after work. _ was concerned and tried to reach his friend.


Input: Context Word: dream.

Output: PersonX told PersonY it was her dream to go to the opera, so _ received opera tickets for her birthday.


Input: Context Word: dream.

Output: Strange dreams plagued PersonX every night but not PersonY. _ had to visit a psychiatrist to talk.


Input: Context Word: dream.

Output: The dream PersonX had about PersonY scared him, so _ tried to think about something else.


Input: Context Word: dream.

Output: The soothsayer said PersonX had more fantastical dreams than PersonY because _ had a more vivid imagination.


Input: Context Word: telephone.

Output: PersonX couldn't use and send any text trough the telephone to PersonY because _ has a smartphone.


Input: Context Word: telephone.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed talking on the  telephone but PersonY did not because _ was gregarious.


Input: Context Word: great hair.

Output: Having great hair is one of the attributes PersonX admires about PersonY, _ admires things about many people.


Input: Context Word: hairs.

Output: There are more hairs on PersonX's back compared to PersonY because _ doesn't shave there.


Input: Context Word: guests.

Output: PersonX had guests over and PersonY did not, so _ needed extra plates for others during dinner.


Input: Context Word: guests.

Output: PersonX invited guests over for their baby shower, including PersonY, and _ was brought a baby shower gift.


Input: Context Word: study habits.

Output: The study habits of PersonX are stronger than those of PersonY because _ was raised by diligent parents.


Input: Context Word: Respiratory.

Output: PersonX was really bothered by pollen but PersonY was immune to it's effects. _ suffered a lot of respiratory problems in the spring.


Input: Context Word: puddle.

Output: PersonX walked carefully around the puddle while PersonY splashed threw it, person _ liked to be clean.


Input: Context Word: ironing.

Output: In the hotel laundry room, PersonX burned PersonY's shirt while ironing it, so the manager wrote _ up.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when band practice was going to be over on Friday because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would start for the team because _ never missed a day of practice.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX comes to every practice and every game that PersonY team has every season, _ enjoys watching sports.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX did not have to practice football very hard but PersonY did as _ was naturally very good at it.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX didn't practice nearly as much as PersonY, because _ just couldn't stay focused on the task.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX had a law practice, whereas PersonY did not, because _ had gone to law school after college.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX informed PersonY that their coach had scheduled an extra event on Saturday morning since _ was present at yesterday's practice.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX is a hardworking athlete while PersonY is a natural althlete and doesnt need to practive, _ practices twice a day.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX made sure to consistently help PersonY practice every day for the upcoming game because _ was a coach.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX spent a lot more time at practice than PersonY, so _ spent most of the season on the field.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX spent so many hours helping PersonY practice her cheerleading  routines _ she could have  become  a cheerleader herself.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: PersonX was always better at PersonY at the game, because _ put in the practice.


Input: Context Word: practice.

Output: Throughout the practice PersonX pushed the limits of PersonY to get ready for the game because _ was the coach.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonX didn't want to wash PersonY's hair at the hair salon because _ did not like dandruff.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonX had a bad case of dandruff but PersonY didn't. _ bought some special shampoo.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonX had the worst dandruff the dermatologist PersonY had ever seen, so _ needed a medicated shampoo.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonX has bad dandruff, but PersonY has never had that issue. _ lives in a dryer climate.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonX was more fashionable than PersonY but  _ always was concerned about leaving dandruff on their shirts.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonX's scalp was dry and full of dandruff, while PersonY's was very healthy.  _ needed better quality shampoo.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: PersonXs dandruff was out of control, so PersonY offered to help them fix the issue.  _ was thrilled after seeing the results.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: The dandruff in PersonX's hair is more substantial than PersonY because _ never takes care of his hair.


Input: Context Word: dandruff.

Output: Wearing dark suit coats in the winter suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no problems with dandruff.


Input: Context Word: diamonds.

Output: Diamonds are PersonX's specialty, whereas PersonY has no experience with them because _ is a jeweler.


Input: Context Word: diamonds.

Output: PersonX sold some valuable diamonds to PersonY because _ was really hurting for some cash.


Input: Context Word: shirts.

Output: PersonX ran out of shirts and borrowed one from PersonY, but _ didn't ask permission ahead of time.


Input: Context Word: shirts.

Output: The child asked PersonX to hem the shirts instead of PersonY because _ had a sewing machine.


Input: Context Word: distillery.

Output: PersonX is able to pour a beer better than PersonY because _ previously worked at a distillery.


Input: Context Word: Airpods Case.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help him clean his Airpods case, because _ doesn't know how.


Input: Context Word: mentally.

Output: PersonX tried to help PersonY get mentally prepared for the marathon when _ gave them advice.


Input: Context Word: chubby.

Output: PersonX was not neat as chubby as PersonY after the holidays because _ continued to workout.


Input: Context Word: quits.

Output: PersonX quits his job on Friday, but PersonY continues to work at the same company, so _ was likely unhappy.


Input: Context Word: buzzing.

Output: Outside of PersonX house PersonY  is looking for where the buzzing is coming from, _ has called for a insect problem.


Input: Context Word: sweater.

Output: On the walk home, PersonX let PersonY wear their sweater because _ had an extra one.


Input: Context Word: sweater.

Output: PersonX accidentally shrunk the sweater belonging to PersonY, so _ offered to pay for a new one.


Input: Context Word: sweater.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was made fun of because _ was wearing a very ugly sweater.


Input: Context Word: sweater.

Output: PersonX offered to let PersonY wear their warm cashmere sweater, since _ was feeling a bit chilly.


Input: Context Word: sweater.

Output: PersonX put on a thick blue sweater but PersonY did not as _ was feeling cold.


Input: Context Word: sweater.

Output: The sweater  PersonX used last night was more stylish than the one PersonY used because _  is a modern person.


Input: Context Word: pack.

Output: PersonX and PersonY started to get packed for college, and _ thought that they were packing too much.


Input: Context Word: dry.

Output: PersonX had to dry off after coming in from outside while PersonY didn't because _ fell in a puddle.


Input: Context Word: dry.

Output: PersonX offered to wash and dry the dishes for PersonY because _ had some free time.


Input: Context Word: dry.

Output: PersonX's hair is dry when compared to PersonY's due to _ using a terrible conditioner.


Input: Context Word: dry.

Output: The hair of PersonX is more dry than PersonY because _ lives in an arid climate.


Input: Context Word: paycheck.

Output: A steady paycheck is all PersonX can provide PersonY for their services, _ is in need of a steady worker.


Input: Context Word: whiskey.

Output: PersonX offered PersonY some good whiskey, but _ really wanted to keep it all to themselves.


Input: Context Word: whiskey.

Output: Whiskey is much loved by PersonX but PersonY prefers to drink tequila so _ ordered an Irish coffee to drink.


Input: Context Word: rental.

Output: PersonX filled out the vacation rental contract before checking with PersonY, and now _ is probably going to be in trouble.


Input: Context Word: peanuts.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was excited to go to the peanut farm because _ was allergic to peanuts.


Input: Context Word: Diet.

Output: PersonX needed help with their diet plan and PersonY was happy to help. _ followed the plan.


Input: Context Word: Diet.

Output: PersonX was ready to start a diet but not PersonY because _ was too strident with the meal choices.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: Despite their friendship, PersonX was taken to court by PersonY because _ was refusing to pay back a loan that her friend had made to her.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: In the court room, PersonX pleads not guilty in front of PersonY, so _ is the accused.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: On the basketball court, PersonX is getting rebounds all the time, and PersonY takes a lot of shots, so _ is more of a defensive player.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: PersonX failed to appear in court unlike PersonY because _ ran away from town last week.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: PersonX represented himself in civil court, PersonY who works at the court told the rules and procedures to _ .


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: PersonX wanted a new basketball court and hired PersonY to do it because _ didn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: PersonX was PersonY's lawyer in court so _ argued to the judge that their client was innocent.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: PersonX was in court for a traffic ticket while PersonY was there for stealing, and _ was guilty of speeding.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: PersonX was thrown out of the court for the lawsuit against PersonY because _ was the only one acting disruptively.


Input: Context Word: court.

Output: The court was near PersonX's house unlike PersonY so _ played basketball every day of the week.


Input: Context Word: suspended.

Output: PersonX was suspended from school instead of PersonY because _ spray painted graffiti in the bathroom.


Input: Context Word: suspended.

Output: PersonX was suspended from school while PersonY was praised, because _ cheated on a test.


Input: Context Word: brow.

Output: Plucking the brow took longer for PersonX compared to PersonY because _ had a uni-brow.


Input: Context Word: hide.

Output: PersonX tried to hide her affections from PersonY , because _ was afraid she would reject her.


Input: Context Word: hide.

Output: While tanning deer hide PersonX had an easier time than PersonY because _ had done this before.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX constantly wore makeup, but PersonY preferred the natural look, so _ spent far more money on makeup.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX didn't wear the makeup PersonY bought her, she liked the natural look, as _ is natural.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX doesn't care about using natural products, while that's all that PersonY uses, so _ is probably less friendly to the environment.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX eats more natural food than PersonY because _ wants to live the healthiest lifestyle possible.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX likes to eat natural foods all day long but PersonY doesn't because _ wants to be healthy.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX prefers to eat more natural food than PersonY because _ cares about the animals and environment.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX was trying to act natural around PersonY but _ got really nervous and they ran away.


Input: Context Word: natural.

Output: PersonX's body is all natural, while PersonY has had plastic surgery done. This is because _ is more earthy.


Input: Context Word: obvious.

Output: PersonX had an obvious advantage over PersonY when they started competing business, since _ was staring with a copious amount of money.


Input: Context Word: obvious.

Output: What is the best side on the menu today PersonX asked PersonY  the beans are a obvious choice , _ respects their opinion.


Input: Context Word: distractions.

Output: PersonX struggled with distractions during the class that PersonY taught, because _ had trouble paying attention.


Input: Context Word: grandmother.

Output: PersonX adored his grandmother, PersonY.  _ decided he would surprise her with a trip to Europe.


Input: Context Word: transformation.

Output: After PersonX went through the transformation, PersonY hunted them stop, so _ would be stopped from killing anyone else.


Input: Context Word: sheep.

Output: The sheep belonging to PersonX had longer fur than those belonging to PersonY because _ never sheared theirs.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: It was easy to see how PersonX but not PersonY would fall into depression because _ did not have a solid support system in place.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX asked for support from PersonY, because _ the wind was blowing very hard in a cross direction.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX got mad at all her friends and ignored all of PersonY's attempts to support her so now _ is lonely.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX is a social worker, PersonY is a gardener therefore _ is best able to tell you how to support a sick family member.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX is bad at offering support to people, but PersonY is great at it. _ is uncaring.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX needed support to climb the stairs but PersonY did not as _ was very weak.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX offered support to PersonY after the funeral because _ was sad and had been crying all day.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX paid more money in child support than PersonY because _ did not have primary custody of the children.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: PersonX wanted to support PersonY during their difficult time, so _ offered a lot of encouraging words.


Input: Context Word: support.

Output: There was more support for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had run for office the past eight years.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: Despite attending school together, PersonX did not want to be friends with PersonY. _ thought that they were a bully and unkind to other people.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: Friends were important to PersonX while PersonY was more independent, so _ hated being alone.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: Making friends was very easy for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was extremely friendly all the time.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they could be friends because _ was new to the area and was very lonely.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX called PersonY on the phone, but there was no answer. _ was disappointed as they were new friends.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX considers he and PersonY to be friends so _ puts a lot of effort into their relationship.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX decided to stop being best friends with PersonY after _ realized they were betraying them.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX didn't want to be friends with PersonY because _ was a bit of a loner.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX found it easier to make friends than PersonY because _ was always very friendly.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX got into more trouble than PersonY got into because the friends of _ were troublemakers.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had a lot more friends in his life compared to PersonY because _ was an outgoing person.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had a lot more friends than PersonY, because _ she was very outgoing and friendly.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had an easier time making friends than PersonY because _ was very approachable at the party.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had less friends than PersonY did because _ didn't like to talk to anyone at school.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had many friends while PersonY had very few, so _ often went out with them on Friday nights.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had many more friends than PersonY had because _ was a much more extroverted person.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had many more friends than PersonY had because _ was nicer to other people.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had many more friends than PersonY, because _ was always pleasant and generous with her time.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX had more friends than PersonY had because _ liked to meet new people at school.