Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX was more romantic then PersonY, thus the idea of a perfect date for _ was a dinner out.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: Valentine's Day was coming up and PersonX but not PersonY was always prepared because _ was romantic.


Input: Context Word: receive.

Output: PersonX was happy to receive their diploma from PersonY on graduation, _ is graduating from school.


Input: Context Word: overnight.

Output: PersonX was happy to stay in the haunted house overnight but PersonY absolutely would not as _ was a very brave person.


Input: Context Word: spin.

Output: PersonX played spin the bottle and had to kiss PersonY after their turn, because _ was the the one who spun the bottle.


Input: Context Word: areas.

Output: PersonX didn't know the surrounded areas nearly as well as PersonY, because _ was a tourist.


Input: Context Word: areas.

Output: PersonX is often called on by others to show the around local areas PersonY needs a guide, _ is local.


Input: Context Word: Dog.

Output: PersonX liked to play with PersonY 's dog because it was so well-behaved. _ wanted a dog of his own.


Input: Context Word: Dog.

Output: The dog obeyed PersonX more than PersonY around the house because _ had built a deeper bond with it.


Input: Context Word: Dog.

Output: personx collected one of the dogs bred by persony and _ did not pay any money for it.


Input: Context Word: Dog.

Output: personx had his dog ear stitched by persony and _ had ever since patronize him.


Input: Context Word: attitude.

Output: PersonX always has a better attitude and outlook on life unlike PersonY because _ is an optimist.


Input: Context Word: attitude.

Output: PersonX had a better attitude than PersonY, so _ was easier to deal with at work.


Input: Context Word: attitude.

Output: PersonX had a more positive attitude about the future than PersonY because _ was an optimist.


Input: Context Word: attitude.

Output: PersonX is better equipped to handle everyday life than PersonY because _ goes into everything with a positive attitude.


Input: Context Word: attitude.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that he would find another job because _ had a bad very attitude.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: Although PersonX bought the property from PersonY, _ was not going to care for it in the long run.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX always dreamed of having property while PersonY preferred the city, so _ moved to a farm.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX demanded that PersonY get off of their property, because _ wasn't in the mood for visiting.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX gave them some money to get back on their feet after PersonY destroyed their property. _ was their friend.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX had to recover their property from PersonY after _ discovered all the stolen goods.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX is trying to buy a property from PersonY, because _ is looking for a house.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX owns a lot more property than PersonY ever will due to _ making a larger salary.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy all the residential property from PersonY, so _ wrote a big check.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX was in a positing to be able to invest in property but PersonY was not because _ was affluent.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: PersonX was playing with chalk in the property of PersonY. _ was happy to scribble the chalk all over the pavement.


Input: Context Word: property.

Output: The property that PersonX sold to PersonY has lots of hidden problems, so _ is dishonest.


Input: Context Word: restraining.

Output: PersonX then took out a restraining order against PersonY because _ was being very cautious.


Input: Context Word: restraining.

Output: PersonX was restraining PersonY as they tried to attack someone at the club, because _ was a peace keeper.


Input: Context Word: wear knit socks.

Output: PersonX liked to wear knit socks and PersonY did not because _ liked having warm feet in the winter.


Input: Context Word: assistant.

Output: PersonX decided they needed to hire PersonY as an assistant because _ had years of accounting experience.


Input: Context Word: assistant.

Output: PersonX treated their assistant with great respect but PersonY treated theirs poorly. _ could count on his assistant to be helpful.


Input: Context Word: play games.

Output: PersonX was always lying to people while PersonY has always been straight forward because _ thought it was fine to play games with people.


Input: Context Word: deterioration.

Output: After witnessing the deterioration of their mind, PersonX took PersonY to the mental institution so _ could get them help.


Input: Context Word: ESPN.

Output: While watching the baseball game on ESPN, PersonX was unamused at PersonY because _ was spoiled.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX accepted a piece of expensive jewelry from PersonY, then _ quickly put it on.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY some brand new jewelry, _ was especially excited to receive a new brooch.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX bought a piece of jewelry from PersonY, later _ felt she paid too much but kept cool attitude.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX bought expensive jewelry far less often than PersonY, and _ was rich by comparison.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX bought some jewelry for PersonYs birthday,  _  would wrap to disguise the box.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX enjoys going to the jewelry store unlike PersonY, because _ likes to dress very flashy.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX gave some very expensive jewelry given to her from her grandmother to PersonY because _ wanted to share it.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX goes to the mall to buy jewelry for PersonY, but _ has a hard time finding something.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX had a very gaudy style but PersonY had a very demure style. _ likes to wear a lot of jewelry.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX has to remove their rings at work but PersonY gets to keep theirs on because the job _ has has a no jewelry policy.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX liked to wear fancy jewelry but PersonY liked homemade jewelry. _ wore a diamond bracelet to the party.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX loved wearing fine jewely As were PersonY loved making fine jewelry for others to wear, _ loved sporting fancy things.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX wore a lot of jewelry that PersonY had bought for him, so _ was extremely grateful.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX wore more jewelry than PersonY did to the party so _ looked more extravagant.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX wore the jewelry that PersonY had given them, and _ loved to wear it around.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: PersonX's jewelry looks much worse than the earrings that PersonY bought. That's because _ makes good money.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: The fancy, expensive jewelry was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: The jewelry PersonX made was gorgeous, but PersonY insulted her for it. _ felt discouraged.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: The jewelry PersonX wore made quite an impression on PersonY although _ is less stylish than she is, usually.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: The jewelry is fake that PersonX wears, which PersonY confirms at the shop. So, _ is the consumer.


Input: Context Word: jewelry.

Output: When it comes to jewelry knowledge, PersonX knows more than PersonY because _ 's father was a jeweler.


Input: Context Word: debilitating.

Output: PersonX suffered from debilitating social anxiety, and PersonY was an extrovert, so _ wanted to stay away from them.


Input: Context Word: enzyme cleaner.

Output: PersonX bought enzyme cleaner while PersonY did not because _ had an incontinent cat at home.


Input: Context Word: car seat.

Output: PersonX installed a new car seat in the car for PersonY, then _ moved on to the next car.


Input: Context Word: Reception.

Output: personx danced more at the reception of their friends wedding than persony but _ got less tired.


Input: Context Word: circuit board.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY designed circuit boards and would make one for _ for a nominal fee.


Input: Context Word: maternity clothe.

Output: PersonX gave two boxes of her gently used maternity clothe to PersonY as _ has three children and would not need them.


Input: Context Word: musical.

Output: PersonX was taking PersonY to a Broadway musical but _ did not enjoy the music.


Input: Context Word: musical.

Output: PersonX went to a musical with their parents but PersonY went to a basketball game, and _ loved listening to the songs.


Input: Context Word: kiss.

Output: A lot of the high school girls wanted to kiss PersonX more than PersonY because _ was very handsome.


Input: Context Word: kiss.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY came down with mono because _ would kiss every girl every girl he saw.


Input: Context Word: kiss.

Output: PersonX can kiss a lot better than PersonY because _ has had a lot of experience.


Input: Context Word: kiss.

Output: PersonX has a girlfriend, PersonY has never had a girlfriend therefore _ could explain how to kiss a girl.


Input: Context Word: kiss.

Output: PersonX tries to kiss PersonY, but it doesn't go so well. That's because _ is gay as opposed to the other guy.


Input: Context Word: kiss.

Output: PersonX's dates always complain he tries to kiss them too soon, but PersonY doesn't do this. _ rushes things.


Input: Context Word: decorations.

Output: PersonX was in charge of getting decorations for PersonY's house party so _ went to the store.


Input: Context Word: decorations.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY when _ realized that the expensive decorations had been trashed during the Halloween keg party.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX could swim a lot faster than PersonY because _ always practiced everyday of the week.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX could swim better and faster than PersonY could because _ had a leaner body.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX had always wanted to learn how to swim so they asked PersonY for lessons. _ was nervous but felt safe in the water.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX is taking instructions from PersonY on how to swim a 50 yard freestyle, because _ wants to get better.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX learned how to swim at a young age but PersonY never learned how, so _ didn't need to wear a life jacket.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX learned to swim in college but PersonY learned to bowl. _ was able to save the drowning person.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX never took swim lessons while PersonY took them regularly, and _ never improved their swimming technique.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX owned a dog that managed to swim 100 yards but PersonY did not. This is because _ had a dog that loved water.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: PersonX was going to Hawaii when PersonY insisted he learned how to swim because _ had no idea how to swim.


Input: Context Word: swim.

Output: When it comes to swimming, PersonX beats PersonY everytime because _ is a better swimmer.


Input: Context Word: metal.

Output: So _ knew how to fix the metal sword because PersonX is a good blacksmith and PersonY a mercenary.


Input: Context Word: metal.

Output: The metal that PersonX used was far better than that of PersonY because _ used a shiny metal.


Input: Context Word: snooze.

Output: In the mornings, PersonX can hit the snooze button a lot, and PersonY can't. _ has to be at work at 10 am.


Input: Context Word: audio.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was angry about the live audio being so loud.


Input: Context Word: nature.

Output: Have you ever been on  a nature walk PersonX asked PersonY , _ is waiting for a reply to a question.


Input: Context Word: nature.

Output: Nature is an important part of PersonX's life but not PersonY's so _ was always outside.


Input: Context Word: nature.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go on a nature trail hike today after work. _ planned it for 5:00 pm.


Input: Context Word: nature.

Output: PersonX likes to fish and hunt at the campsite while PersonY hides in the tent because _ loves being in nature.


Input: Context Word: nature.

Output: PersonX wanted to take a walk through nature with PersonY on their first date, because _ loved the outdoors.


Input: Context Word: researched car insurance.

Output: PersonX got a better car insurance deal than PersonY because _ researched car insurance on the internet.


Input: Context Word: elegance.

Output: PersonX had elegance that was unmatched by PersonY, because _ was refined and had excellent taste.


Input: Context Word: vaseline.

Output: PersonX realized that he had no Vaseline because PersonY used it all which really irritated _ .


Input: Context Word: decision making.

Output: PersonX's decision making skills are far superior to PersonY, so _ might be a negotiator.


Input: Context Word: decision making.

Output: The decision making skills of PersonX are poor when compared to those of PersonY. _ is a horrible negotiator.


Input: Context Word: Egypt.

Output: PersonX dropped PersonY off at the airport for the trip to Egypt and _ was mad because they always wanted to travel there.


Input: Context Word: crown.

Output: PersonX installed PersonY's dental crown today so _ spent time after answering how to take of it.


Input: Context Word: crown.

Output: PersonX needed to have a crown put on her tooth by PersonY; _ was a patient.


Input: Context Word: crown.

Output: PersonX wore the fancy golden crown that PersonY put on it, because _ was the king.


Input: Context Word: ingested.

Output: PersonX ingested all the food that PersonY served them, because _ was a hungry guest.


Input: Context Word: driveway.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they spent the morning shoveling the driveway, because _ it had snowed last night.


Input: Context Word: driveway.

Output: PersonX shovelled their driveway after the snow storm while PersonY avoided doing so, so _ had a driveway that was free from snow.


Input: Context Word: driveway.

Output: PersonX walks up the driveway slower than PersonY does because _ is an older person.


Input: Context Word: driveway.

Output: PersonX was happy to clear their elderly neighbour's driveway but PersonY was not because _ was very generous.


Input: Context Word: flower pots.

Output: PersonX had so many flower pots that PersonY could not go out on the patio until _ got rid of some.


Input: Context Word: sexuality.

Output: Coming out was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ has already fully come to terms with their sexuality.


Input: Context Word: Grapefruit.

Output: PersonX liked scrambled eggs for breakfast but PersonY liked grapefruit for breakfast. _ found they had high cholesterol.


Input: Context Word: accuracy.

Output: The accuracy of PersonX's GPS is better than PersonY's because _ uses a paid service.


Input: Context Word: pine.

Output: PersonX received a beautiful pine mirror from PersonY as a gift because today was _ 's birthday.


Input: Context Word: pine.

Output: Pine trees were a big part of PersonX s Christmas tree farm while PersonY was jewish but helped _ celebrate anyhow.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output: It was harder for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY because _ had many more piercings.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output: PersonX forbids PersonY from getting any more piercings on her body because _ is a strict parent.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output: PersonX got the job at the tattoo shop even though PersonY applied because _ was more familiar with piercings.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output: PersonX had less piercings than PersonY did so it was easier for _ to get a job.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output: PersonX was an unconventional and rebellious person unlike PersonY so _ had unique ear piercings.


Input: Context Word: criticize.

Output: No one dared to criticize PersonX 's performance, while they felt free to demonize PersonY, as _ was so intimidating to them.


Input: Context Word: corns.

Output: PersonX was walking much faster than PersonY at work although _ had corns on their feet.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: Although PersonX was a English teacher and PersonY wasn't, _ had less control of the English language.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: Because PersonX could only speak one language while PersonY could speak several, _ was unable to understand people from foreign countries.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: In the evenings PersonX comes and helps PersonY with their language skills, _ is a tutoring others.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she understood the film's language, because _ she couldn't understand it.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX had to learn a new language this year unlike PersonY because _ was working in a different country.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX had to watch their language around the kids but not PersonY because _ had a coarse personality.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to Paris because _ didn't know how to speak the native language.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX is known as bilingual while PersonY is known as multilingual because _ can only speak two languages.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX learned three languages at a young age while PersonY only knew English, so _ was considered multilingual.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX never wanted to learn a new language, but PersonY wants to learn a bunch. _ is less cultured.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX offends PersonY with the language they use at dinner because _ is vey crude.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX only knew one language while PersonY knew several, and _ had only studied English for years.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX spoke several languages, but PersonY only spoke English, so _ was able to understand foreign movies easily.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX spoke two languages but PersonY only spoke one language because the parents of _ spoke two languages.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX was offered the job at the international company over PersonY because _ spoke more than one language.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: PersonX was trying to assist PersonY with learning a new language, because _ spoke it fluently.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: Speaking a foreign language was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied many different languages in school.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: The Italian language was easy for PersonX to learn but not PersonY because _ had many family members who spoke it.


Input: Context Word: language.

Output: The language course was very difficult. PersonX enjoyed it anyway but PersonY did not as _ was very academic.


Input: Context Word: penalty.

Output: Playing goalkeeper better suitted PersonX and not PersonY because _ was able to read a players penalty run up.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Alcohol is a love of PersonX's, but PersonY can't stand the stuff because _ is a big drinker.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: At the party, PersonX was more drunk than PersonY because _ loves to drink alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Currently, PersonX is being helped to beat their alcohol addiction by PersonY, so _ is the current addict.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Drinking alcohol always causes PersonX to lose control but not PersonY, so _ has to imbibe in moderation.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Drinking alcohol suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of self discipline and could control his intake.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Going to a rehab facility was necessary for PersonX but not PersonY because _ drank too much alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX drank alcohol to excess while PersonY rarely drank, so _ often had hangovers in the morning.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX drank her fill while PersonY abstained, since _ had a high tolerance for alcohol .


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX felt like they did not have any alcohol at the bar with PersonY because _ walked a straight line.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX had to drive PersonY home after the party, because _ refused the alcohol all night.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX put rubbing alcohol on PersonY's injury, because _ was a trained nurse and knew it would help.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY abstain from drinking more alcohol because _ is a recovering alcoholic.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX was more drunk than PersonY was at the party because _ had drank more alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX was more likely to have wine with her meal than PersonY because _ was not known to drink alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX was tired of dealing with PersonY's alcohol problems, so _ told them to move out.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: PersonX would use alcohol to cook while PersonY used tasteless marinade, and _ made more exotic dishes.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Refraining from drinking was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ never enjoyed the taste of alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: When it comes to alcohol, PersonX doesn't drink, but PersonY is a fiend. _ is currently a sober person.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output: Whereas PersonX regularly drank too much alcohol PersonY was  teetotal because _ was unconcerned about their liver.


Input: Context Word: installed.

Output: PersonX installed the cabinet in a quicker time than PersonY because _ was a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: installed.

Output: PersonX installed the game for PersonY because _ was better at all things dealing with computers.


Input: Context Word: installed.

Output: PersonX is installed a virus protection for PersonY's computer so _ teaching about how to use it.


Input: Context Word: installed.

Output: The door was installed crooked on PersonX's house and not PersonY's, because _ had horrible helpers.


Input: Context Word: dying.

Output: PersonX was comforted by PersonY because _ father was dying at the hospital after the accident.


Input: Context Word: dying.

Output: PersonX was dying to know about PersonY's test results. _ was eager at the anticipation.


Input: Context Word: dying.

Output: PersonX was the only one to know that PersonY was dying.  _ offered to break the news to their other friends.


Input: Context Word: exterminator.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the professional exterminator was coming to the house because _ could not remember.


Input: Context Word: calmer.

Output: PersonX is being taught by PersonY how to stay calmer in situations, so _ is the stressed one.


Input: Context Word: sexting.

Output: PersonX was more adventurous than PersonY so _ was always surprised when they caught the other sexting in class.


Input: Context Word: Horsepower.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to do all that he could to increase his engine's horsepower. _ was his customer.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help as she didn't have the strength to lift it alone. _ had tried many times.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output: PersonX beat PersonY in the arm wrestling contest because _ had much more arm strength.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output: PersonX didn't have the strength to lift the bricks unlike PersonY because _ had very weak muscles.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output: PersonX got much bigger than PersonY after _ spent a year in the gym doing strength training.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output: PersonX used all their strength to stop PersonY, so _ was tired after the exertion.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output: PersonX won their arm wrestling contest with PersonY because _ has more shoulder and arm strength.


Input: Context Word: buy a suit.

Output: PersonX was not able to buy a suit today, but PersonY was, because _ didn't have any money.


Input: Context Word: cast iron.

Output: PersonX scrubbed PersonYs cast iron skillet with steel wool which angered _ for not informing them.


Input: Context Word: Pakistani.

Output: PersonX wants to learn how to say hello in Pakistani so she asks her Pakistanian friend PersonY for help, because _ wants to visit Pakistan.


Input: Context Word: heater.

Output: PersonX wanted to turn the heater up while PersonY wanted to turn it down because _ was feeling cold.


Input: Context Word: heater.

Output: PersonX was installing PersonY's new water heater for _ knew how to put them together.


Input: Context Word: eyeliner.

Output: PersonX liked to wear smoky eyeliner but PersonY disavowed makeup. _ got a lot of compliments on their eyes.


Input: Context Word: eyeliner.

Output: PersonX used heavy eyeliner. PersonY did not. _ was concerned by how their eyes looked.


Input: Context Word: homebody.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was turning into a homebody so _ encourage them to get out of the house.


Input: Context Word: homebody.

Output: PersonX was a real homebody but PersonY was a social butterfly. _ usually stayed home every weekend.


Input: Context Word: freeze.

Output: In December PersonX thought they were going to freeze but PersonY was overheating because _ lived in a cold country.


Input: Context Word: freeze.

Output: PersonX bought a lot more of the meat that was on sale compared to PersonY because _ had a walk in freezer.


Input: Context Word: overlooked.

Output: PersonX is very demonstrative, PersonY is very quiet which is why _ is never overlooked.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: PersonX considered a practical gift for PersonY who likes to cook, _ bought a highly rated instant pot for him.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: PersonX never got around to writing a thank you note for the graduation gift PersonY's got her because _ inconsiderate.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: PersonX spent more money on the birthday gift than PersonY because _ was better acquainted with the recipient.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: PersonX was more thankful for the gift than PersonY was because _ had low expectations.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: PersonX wrote a thank you note to PersonY because _ received a thoughtful gift from him.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: The old man brought flowers as a gift for PersonX but not for PersonY as _ was kinder to him.


Input: Context Word: gift.

Output: When he arrived at the wedding PersonX realized he had forgotten a gift unlike PersonY. _ was very absentminded.


Input: Context Word: traveling to Asia.

Output: Traveling to Asia was a dream for PersonX but PersonY didn't want to go. _ wanted to see all the history.


Input: Context Word: grunge.

Output: PersonX likes grunge and told PersonY, who doesn't, part of the look was trashy clothes. That's why _ shops the thrift stores.


Input: Context Word: mall.

Output: The mall was closer to PersonX than PersonY, so _ always went shopping and eating out there.


Input: Context Word: age.

Output: PersonX's skin showed no signs of age, while PersonY looked haggard, because _ consumed lots of vegetables.


Input: Context Word: age.

Output: The age of PersonX's mother was older than PersonY's mother because _ mother was born first.


Input: Context Word: strep.

Output: PersonX spent the day in bed sleeping while PersonY played all day because _ had strep throat.


Input: Context Word: Honey bees.

Output: PersonX was not allergic to honey bees but PersonY was so _ was the perfect person to collect the honey.


Input: Context Word: politician.

Output: PersonX can't live their life as freely as PersonY can because _ wants to be a politician when they grow up.


Input: Context Word: Homework.

Output: PersonX did not want to do his homework so he went out to play with PersonY. _ told him he hated his homework.


Input: Context Word: leftovers.

Output: PersonX ate leftovers, but PersonY ate out because _ had less money on them for lunch.


Input: Context Word: leftovers.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY where the leftovers were because _ was not cooking dinner for them tonight.


Input: Context Word: New York City.

Output: PersonX had fun visiting New York City but PersonY didn't find the city enticing. _ had some great photos of the Empire State building.


Input: Context Word: New York City.

Output: Visiting New York City interested PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoys being around crowds of people.


Input: Context Word: react.

Output: PersonX could react quickly to PersonY 's moves, as _ was much faster than her.


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: Dreams for PersonX was not something to look forward to but not PersonY because _ always had nightmares.


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: PersonX consulted with the soothsayer PersonY , as _ could learn how to interpret her dreams .


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: PersonX had dreams of being a multimillionaire while PersonY wanted to be a plumber because _ was more ambitious.


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: PersonX had scarier dreams than PersonY because _ watched a lot of horror movies before bed.


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: PersonX was motivated to win the singing contest more than PersonY because _ had dreams of hitting the big time.


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: PersonX worked and followed their dreams but not PersonY and _ was very happy with their life.


Input: Context Word: dreams.

Output: PersonX's dreams are to go to college, while PersonY couldn't care less because _ is very motivated.


Input: Context Word: anorexic.

Output: PersonX has a fear of food and weight gain while PersonY binges and could care less about weight. _ is anorexic.


Input: Context Word: doughnuts.

Output: PersonX's favorite snack is doughnuts, while PersonY prefers carrots. Because of this, _ is fat.


Input: Context Word: passionately.

Output: PersonX passionately pursued to affections of PersonY, and _ couldn't wait to go on a date together.


Input: Context Word: passionately.

Output: PersonX pursued PersonY with great rigor, because _ was so much more passionately in love with her.


Input: Context Word: passionately.

Output: PersonX very much wanted to passionately kiss PersonY, so _ pulled them close and locked lips.


Input: Context Word: elegant.

Output: PersonX had a very elegant style but PersonY's was more bohemian. _ bought some clothes from the haute couture store.


Input: Context Word: spark plugs.

Output: PersonX took his car to PersonY's shop for some new spark plugs, after this _ paid him for the service.


Input: Context Word: spark plugs.

Output: PersonX's car started, but PersonY's car did not, because _ put his spark plugs in correctly.


Input: Context Word: research laboratory.

Output: PersonX invted PersonY on a tour of the research laboratory. _ was excited to show him around.


Input: Context Word: biological.

Output: PersonX wasn't the biological parent of PersonY and _ was hopeful they would get full custody from the real parents.


Input: Context Word: hat.

Output: Because PersonX did not wear a cowboy hat while PersonY did, _ had sun in their eyes.


Input: Context Word: hat.

Output: PersonX loved to wear hats but PersonY did not, so _ bought a new cowboy hat today.


Input: Context Word: hat.

Output: PersonX wore a hat less often than PersonY because _ had more hair on their head.


Input: Context Word: hat.

Output: The hat PersonX got PersonY for their birthday was too big, so _ kept it for themselves.


Input: Context Word: hat.

Output: The hat of PersonX is black, while PersonY prefers colorful ones, so it is more likely _ has a bland personality.


Input: Context Word: hat.

Output: The hat worn by PersonX was better received than the one worn by PersonY; this is because _ wore a hat supporting the local team.


Input: Context Word: officer.

Output: PersonX is a police officer, PersonY is a criminal therefore _ can become a SWAT officer.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX believed that PersonY was stealing their medication, so _ confronted them with the evidence.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX has a cold and PersonY has the flu so _ is taking their medication.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to pick up a medication at the store because _ didn't have a car.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX prescribed PersonY the medication for strep throat at the appointment because _ was the physician.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX took the medication PersonY used to treat his asthma, so _ 's asthma was also relieved.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX was prescribed medication while PersonY took over the counter medicine because _ had an illness that was severe.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX was worried about the side effects of the medication PersonY had prescribed, so _ asked several questions.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: PersonX's list of medications is quite long that he takes, but PersonY doesn't take any. _ has a sickly body.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: The medication made PersonX sleepy but not PersonY because _ was susceptible to that side effect.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output: The medication was prescribed to PersonX and not PersonY because _ had an ear infection.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: Although it was night time, PersonX stayed up while PersonY went to bed because _ just had some caffeine.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX chased PersonY out of the bed and made it sleep on the floor while he replaced him. _ is comfortable.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX crawled into bed and fell asleep 3 hours before PersonY because _ was exhausted.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX had to spend a lot of time in bed but PersonY did not, because _ was poorly.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY get out of bed to get ready for the day because _ woke up early.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX laid awake in bed while PersonY slept like a baby because _ had watched a scary movie.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX made their bed every morning but PersonY did not. _ got compliments on their neat bedroom.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX stayed in bed all day long but not PersonY because _ had gone to sleep late last night.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to make the bed and sweep the apartment floors because _ was a clean freak.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX watched closely as PersonY carefully assembled the bed for them, then _ paid for the work.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX went to purchase a new bed from PersonY, and _ was sold a double sized bed.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX went to the local furniture to buy a new bed unlike PersonY who stayed home, because _ needed a new bed.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: PersonX's bed is never made, and PersonY always makes his, so _ is a more disorganized person.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: So _ made their bed because PersonX is a clean person while PersonY is messy all the time.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: The bed of PersonX is never made in the morning, though PersonY makes his. _ is the disorganized person.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: The bed of PersonX sleeps two people, while PersonY's is small. _ is more likely to be married.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: The hard mattress on the bed was comfortable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ prefers firm support.


Input: Context Word: bed.

Output: When PersonX was told to get out of bed by PersonY, _ rolled over and went back to sleep.


Input: Context Word: international flight.

Output: PersonX had done more travelling and sightseeing than PersonY. _ thought a long international flight was worth it for the experience.


Input: Context Word: stay up all night.

Output: PersonX wanted to stay up all night with PersonY to play video games, but _ was not prepared.


Input: Context Word: landscape.

Output: PersonX always helped out, every summer PersonY, with her flower landscape and flower beds, as _ is helpful.


Input: Context Word: landscape.

Output: PersonX looked at her phone while PersonY took pictures of the landscape because _ was unimpressed by the view.


Input: Context Word: Kombucha.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they wanted some Kombucha, but they turned it down, so _ drank tea alone.


Input: Context Word: grass.

Output: Mowing the grass is more tedious for PersonX than PersonY because _ has an old push lawnmower.


Input: Context Word: grass.

Output: PersonX enjoyed mowing the grass on a nice day unlike PersonY because _ enjoyed the exercise.


Input: Context Word: grass.

Output: PersonX gave some money to PersonY for cutting their grass, because _ didn't want to do it.


Input: Context Word: grass.

Output: PersonX watered the grass for PersonY since _ was able to do so and could walk fine.


Input: Context Word: grass.

Output: The task of mowing the grass was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was allergic to grass.


Input: Context Word: chopping.

Output: PersonX took a cooking class with PersonY, but _ found chopping food to be very easy.


Input: Context Word: Toilet.

Output: PersonX desperately needed to use PersonY's toilet so _ asked where the bathroom was located.


Input: Context Word: went on a date on a budget.

Output: PersonX went on a date on a budget and PersonY did not because _ was trying to save for a new car.


Input: Context Word: full sunlight.

Output: Spending the day in full sunlight suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ had suitable clothing on.


Input: Context Word: skates.

Output: PersonX's skates are much newer and more expensive than PersonY's because _ is very rich.


Input: Context Word: static.

Output: PersonX tried to help PersonY get all the static out of her hair, but _ gave up pretty quickly.


Input: Context Word: static.

Output: The static in PersonX's hair makes it stand on end, but PersonY doesn't have that issue, so _ is very charged.


Input: Context Word: torso.

Output: PersonX had a torso that was twice as wide as that of PersonY because _ was rather overweight.


Input: Context Word: torso.

Output: PersonX has been working out, so they asked PersonY who's torso was leaner. _ had the leaner torso, making them feel better about working out.


Input: Context Word: torso.

Output: PersonX liked to show off his muscular torso while PersonY always kept his shirt on, as _ was so proud.


Input: Context Word: torso.

Output: The torso of PersonX is small when it is compared to PersonY's. This is due to _ working in an office all day.


Input: Context Word: squirrels.

Output: Last week, PersonX chewed out PersonY for shooting his BB gun at the squirrels, because _ thought they were cute.


Input: Context Word: birdbath.

Output: The birdbath in the yard was a nuisance for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did not enjoy the sound of birds.


Input: Context Word: dreadlocks.

Output: PersonX did not style their hair into dreadlocks like PersonY because _ had very short hair.


Input: Context Word: Kentucky.

Output: PersonX drove through Kentucky more frequently than PersonY, therefore _ knew all of the back roads and shortcuts.


Input: Context Word: basic.

Output: PersonX enjoyed a simple, basic life with PersonY, so _ was happy to have a quiet existence.


Input: Context Word: basic.

Output: PersonX preferred basic black shoes rather than PersonY's flashy high-heels, as _ is plain in fashion.


Input: Context Word: basic.

Output: The life of PersonX was pretty basic until they met PersonY , _ is a appreciative of normality.


Input: Context Word: jello.

Output: Jello is not vegetarian, so PersonX loudly refused to eat PersonY's homemade jello salad at the party, and _ remained hungry.


Input: Context Word: jello.

Output: PersonX decided to make a bowl of strawberry flavored jello for PersonY because _ is very generous.


Input: Context Word: soundproof.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to come over and help with his project to soundproof a room when _ needed the help.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: After their parents fell ill, PersonX gave them care while PersonY did not. _ was very careful.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: PersonX had a loving relationship with their parents but not PersonY. _ was sad when their parents died in a car wreck.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: PersonX left PersonY and their parents and started a new life, because _ decided to disobey his father.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: PersonX made weekly visits to the parents but not PersonY because _ 's parents were alive.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: PersonX visited their parents more than PersonY did because _ lived closer to their parents.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: PersonX's parents definitely liked PersonY much less. this made _ feel very happy and loved.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: Since PersonX lived with their parents while PersonY lived alone, _ was often told what to do at home.


Input: Context Word: parents.

Output: The parents of PersonX forgot to pick them up from school but the parents of PersonY were on time. _ was standing alone at the school.


Input: Context Word: organize.

Output: Buying new office supplies and storage boxes was fun for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ loved to organize.


Input: Context Word: organize.

Output: It was hard for PersonX to find her files at work, while PersonY found them easily, since _ had no idea how to organize them.


Input: Context Word: organize.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY organize his closet, as _ was good at categorizing and arranging things.


Input: Context Word: organize.

Output: PersonX was interested in trying to organize a labour movement but personY was not because _ was very radical.


Input: Context Word: organize.

Output: The teacher asked PersonX but not PersonY if they were going to organize their notebook because _ was disorganized.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: PersonX had a bad memory, so he asked PersonY who was in the movie they saw last week. _ was frustrated he could never remember things.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: PersonX had a better memory than PersonY, so _ easily won the quiz show and took home the prize.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: PersonX had a sharp memory of the past but not PersonY because _ was a young person.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: PersonX had a sharp, vivid memory, but PersonY's memory was more foggy, because _ was old.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: PersonX loved flash card memory games while PersonY hated them because ( _ ) was very good at recalling images.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: PersonX's memory is a lot sharper than PersonY's is due to _ being a lot younger.


Input: Context Word: memory.

Output: Working in the academy better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ had a perfect memory.


Input: Context Word: gravity.

Output: PersonX needs help from PersonY with testing the specific gravity, because _ knows nothing about specific gravity.


Input: Context Word: Pour.

Output: PersonX tried to pour a cup of apple juice for PersonY but _ overfilled the glass.


Input: Context Word: vote.

Output: PersonX would vote for PersonY in the election because _ had been persuaded by her policy positions.


Input: Context Word: parking.

Output: PersonX had a better parking spot than PersonY because _ was closer to the grocery store.


Input: Context Word: parking.

Output: PersonX has much better parallel parking skills than PersonY ever did, so _ loved to be valet.


Input: Context Word: parking.

Output: PersonX is better at parallel parking than PersonY is because _ lives in the city.


Input: Context Word: parking.

Output: PersonX was parking the car instead of PersonY because _ was an expert at parallel parking.


Input: Context Word: sound.

Output: Singing sounded so much better through PersonX than PersonY because _ understand how you produce sound and build your singing stamina.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: Fires are easier to make for PersonX compared to PersonY due to _ being a boy scout.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX , who is staying  with PersonY, has been anxious since the fire. _ keeps dreaming about the fire.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX always followed fire safety precautions but PersonY usually ignored them, because _ was a very safe and responsible person.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to start a fire on the camping trip. When he said no, _ was disappointed they couldn't roast marshmallows.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX called PersonY at work to warn about the neighbors house being on fire. _ was leaving home after the call.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX called PersonY to stay with them because _ lived close to the raging fire.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a place to stay after the apartment fire, so _ is a good human being.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX had to fire PersonY this morning, so _ called him into the office for a private meeting.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX has accidentaly set a hotel on fire and endangered PersonY's life, because _ wasn't careful.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX knew how to light a fire but PersonY did not because when it came to woodcraft _ was very experienced.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX ran away from the fire, while PersonY rushed towards it to put it out, since _ was a coward.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX started the house on fire and PersonY put out the fire causing _ to be quite relieved.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX was warmer than PersonY was because _ was sitting closer to the fire outside.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: PersonX's house was on fire and PersonY put it out, later _ brought him a large gift as thanks.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: The fire burned down the house of PersonX but not PersonY because _ lives in the middle of a forest.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: The fire overtook PersonX while PersonY managed to outrun it, so _ was consumed by it.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: The fire they made while camping was calming to PersonX while scary to PersonY since _ was comforted by them.


Input: Context Word: fire.

Output: When they were camping, PersonX stayed warmer than PersonY, because _ stood near the fire.


Input: Context Word: pine trees.

Output: Growing pine trees suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of knowledge about growing trees.


Input: Context Word: member.

Output: PersonX wanted so badly to be a member of PersonY 's clique, and _ certainly showed her enthusiasm to join.


Input: Context Word: toner.

Output: PersonX adds toner to her skin regimen on PersonY's advice because _ is a customer.


Input: Context Word: toner.

Output: PersonX and PersonY disagreed about how to use toner, _ thought that it should be applied before moisturizer.


Input: Context Word: toner.

Output: PersonX learned from PersonY how to use toner on their face to take care of their skin, but _ still rarely remembered to use it.


Input: Context Word: listicle.

Output: PersonX excelled at writing listicles on deadline but PersonY preferred long-form journalism, as _ wrote for Buzzfeed.


Input: Context Word: graduate school.

Output: The graduate school accepted PersonX, but not PersonY, because _ 's grades were more satisfactory.


Input: Context Word: breakups.

Output: PersonX had lots of exes but PersonY had never even been on a date. _ felt breakups were worth the good times.


Input: Context Word: fruit trees.

Output: Fertilizing the fruit trees during the spring suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ likes growing things.


Input: Context Word: adopt.

Output: Adoption was something PersonX wanted to do but PersonY didn't, so _ cares more for kids.


Input: Context Word: adopt.

Output: PersonX chose to adopt their daughter because unlike PersonY, _ was unable to have a biological child.


Input: Context Word: adopt.

Output: PersonX decided to adopt a child while PersonY refused because _ loved the idea of raising children.


Input: Context Word: adopt.

Output: PersonX wanted kids but PersonY did not, so _ was looking to adopt a child.


Input: Context Word: adopt.

Output: PersonX wanted to adopt PersonY and take her into her home, so _ could be a parent now.


Input: Context Word: adopt.

Output: PersonX works at the care center down town with PersonY, _ is looking to possibly adopt a child next year.


Input: Context Word: smelled.

Output: PersonX smelled much better than PersonY did because _ had just taken a long shower.


Input: Context Word: smelled.

Output: PersonX smelled the smoke before PersonY did because _ was sitting closer to the fire.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX could never kick the soccer ball as well as PersonY because _ was a high school player.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX enjoyed playing soccer while PersonY liked playing basketball, so _ was on the field a lot.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX had to wear cleats today at school but PersonY did not because _ has a soccer match after school.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX just started playing soccer while PersonY had been playing for years, so _ was failing at dribbling.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX loved soccer but PersonY like rugby better. _ planned to go the World Cup on their vacation.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX wants to start a soccer team, so they ask PersonY for help. _  learned a lot.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: PersonX was a worse soccer player than PersonY because _ was the slowest runner on the team.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

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


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: Soccer is the favorite sport of PersonX, while PersonY loves American football, so _ is more likely to live in Europe.


Input: Context Word: soccer.

Output: While playing soccer, PersonX got kicked in the head and PersonY laughed at him causing the coach to look at _ with pity.


Input: Context Word: buy fresh lettuce.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy fresh lettuce and PersonY did not because _ liked to eat a lot of salads.


Input: Context Word: Dandelions.

Output: PersonX informed PersonY the importance of dandelions because _ knew the dangers to the bees.


Input: Context Word: Dandelions.

Output: PersonX thought dandelions were delicious in a salad but PersonY thought they were a weed. _ harvested the dandelions in their yard.


Input: Context Word: warrior spirit.

Output: Through hard workouts PersonX gained a warrior spirit while PersonY did not because _ was a trained Navy Seal.


Input: Context Word: iced tea.

Output: The pitcher of iced tea best suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked hot drinks.


Input: Context Word: pH.

Output: PersonX understood chemistry more than PersonY so _ was explaining about the pH scale to the other.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX had lower quality clothing than PersonY because _ had a much lower paying job.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX had really modest tastes in clothing while PersonY loved luxury; when they went shopping, _ spent their money at Goodwill.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX looked more stylish than PersonY did because _ wore more trendy clothing to the party.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to go clothing shopping because _ did not have a good fashion sense.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX sold PersonY their clothing at a discount to help _ look more stylish for their job interview.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX took PersonY to the mall to try on a bunch of clothing, because _ needed to buy them a wardrobe.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: PersonX wore plain, cheap clothing while PersonY wore extravagent clothing due to the fact that _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: So _ brought a bunch of clothing because PersonX needs more clothes and PersonY has too many.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: The clothing PersonX wears every day is cheaper than that of PersonY because _ is cheap.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: The clothing of PersonX looks very raggedy, when you compare it to PersonY's. _ shops at Target.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: The clothing that is worn by PersonX is higher quality than that of PersonY because _ shops at expensive stores.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: The clothing worn by PersonX fit better than the clothing worn by PersonY because _ visited a tailor.


Input: Context Word: clothing.

Output: The latest styles of fashion and clothing were very important to PersonX but were irrelevant to PersonY.  _ was very stylish.


Input: Context Word: keep bananas from discoloring.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to keep bananas from discoloring because _ as a cook worked in a restaurant.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: After adopting a child, PersonX didn't want children while PersonY did so _ thought their marriage was doomed.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: Babysitting children suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had lots of patience with children.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: Becoming a teacher didn't suit PersonX as well as PersonY because _ doesn't like children.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: Being an elementary school teacher suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ is very good with children.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: Children felt very comfortable around PersonX but not around PersonY because _ made them feel safe.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX  spent more time driving around  town than PersonY, because _ had children.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX asked the children to quiet down, but PersonY told them they didn't need to. _ was frustrated that it was so loud.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX decided that they would train as a teacher but PersonY did not as _ loved children.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX did not want to have children, while PersonY couldn't wait it.  _ is grouchy with kids.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX had a louder class than PersonY did because there were more children in the class of _ .


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX has 5 children, PersonY has none therefore _ will have experience with bed wetting.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX is known as an empty nester, although PersonY isn't, because _ doesn't have children living at home.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX wanted children, but PersonY had no interest, so _ looked for someone else to have babies with.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX wanted to have more children with PersonY so _ asked if they could have another baby.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX works with kids all day, but PersonY never encounters children at work. _ is a teacher.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: PersonX's children were much more nice and polite than PersonY's because _ kids had a good upbringing.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: Reading stories to children suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had children of his own.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: The children felt more comfortable going to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was stern.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: The children of PersonX are happier than PersonY's because _ takes them on a vacation every month.


Input: Context Word: children.

Output: While PersonX had children, PersonY did not, so _ had a need for a babysitter tonight.


Input: Context Word: strawberries.

Output: PersonX loved picking fresh strawberries in the field but PersonY did not because _ was very active and energetic.


Input: Context Word: strawberries.

Output: PersonX thought strawberries were delicious but PersonY hated their taste. _ had strawberry shortcake for their dessert.


Input: Context Word: air.

Output: PersonX was having a hard time breathing air unlike PersonY because _ had a medical condition.


Input: Context Word: air.

Output: The air conditioner of PersonX is broken, so PersonY is notified because _ called the repairman.


Input: Context Word: aura.

Output: The psychic said PersonX had a positive aura and PersonY had a negative aura, so _ thanked the psychic.


Input: Context Word: moist.

Output: PersonX's cakes were always more fluffy and moist than PersonY's because _ used applesauce as an ingredient.


Input: Context Word: increase urine flow.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to increase urine flow in the body because _ was having urination problems.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: It was more probable that PersonX would end up in prison rather than PersonY because _ had a criminal lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: PersonX always lived a better lifestyle most of the time unlike PersonY, so _ was healthy for the physical.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: PersonX had a hectic lifestyle but not PersonY because _ was working at a busy job site.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: PersonX had a party hard lifestyle compared to the quiet tone of PersonY's life, so _ looked extra aged.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: PersonX lived longer than PersonY, since _ embraced a lifestyle of healthy eating and moderate exercise.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: PersonX lives a luxury lifestyle compared to PersonY's lifestyle because _ comes from a rich family.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: PersonX needs advice from PersonY about how to live a healthy lifestyle, because _ is very out of shape.


Input: Context Word: lifestyle.

Output: The hip lifestyle pursue by PersonX was later emulated by PersonY, since _ was a trendsetter.


Input: Context Word: pediatrician.

Output: PersonX had always loved kids and PersonY felt the opposite, so _ was eager to become a pediatrician.


Input: Context Word: Carbs.

Output: PersonX enjoyed eating a lot of food with carbs but not PersonY because _ was unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: Group.

Output: PersonX is not part of PersonY's group of friends, but _ joins them in the cafeteria anyway.


Input: Context Word: mathematics exam.

Output: PersonX scored higher score than PersonY in the mathematics exam because _ is a smart student.


Input: Context Word: fundraising event.

Output: PersonX was a very generous person but PersonY was stingy. _ donated a nice sum to the fundraising event.


Input: Context Word: buzzed hair.

Output: PersonX was going to shape up PersonY's buzzed hair so _ got the scissors and razors.


Input: Context Word: donut.

Output: PersonX bought a box of donuts from PersonY's shop. Eating sweets was a passion for _ .


Input: Context Word: donut.

Output: Since PersonX had morning classes and PersonY had evening classes, _ worked in the donut shop in the evening.


Input: Context Word: Means.

Output: PersonX spent freely and capriciously but PersonY was thrifty and miserly. _ could never spend within their means.


Input: Context Word: scholarship.

Output: PersonX agreed to help PersonY get a college scholarship because _ has some contacts at the school.


Input: Context Word: scholarship.

Output: PersonX asked for a scholarship recommendation from PersonY , as _ wanted her knowledge and expertise as a teacher.


Input: Context Word: scholarship.

Output: The prestigious scholarship is awarded to PersonX, instead of PersonY, so _ is likely smarter.


Input: Context Word: Goofy.

Output: PersonX had a goofy sense of humor but PersonY was more staid. _ loved the new teen comedy flick.


Input: Context Word: being green.

Output: PersonX used a reusable water bottle while PersonY bought plastic disposable ones. _ felt being green was important.


Input: Context Word: meals.

Output: The meals PersonX cooks for the family are always more healthy orientated than the ones PersonY cooks because _ is a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: meals.

Output: The meals that PersonX's dog gets are cheap when compared to PersonY's. _ 's dog food has mostly grains in it.


Input: Context Word: broiler.

Output: At work, PersonX uses a broiler a lot, but PersonY uses a chainsaw. That's because _ is a cook.


Input: Context Word: hamburger.

Output: PersonX raises cows and helps supply the world with hamburger PersonY doesnt eat hamburger, the chance _  is a vegetarian is small.


Input: Context Word: get rid of bed bugs.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to get rid of bed bugs because _ had been infected once.


Input: Context Word: bite.

Output: Apparently the cat loved PersonX more than PersonY because the cat would love bite _ when it saw them.


Input: Context Word: bite.

Output: PersonX had a mosquito bite on their arm while PersonY did not, so _ had an itchy arm.


Input: Context Word: pains.

Output: PersonX encounters more pains on a daily basis than PersonY due to _ being sick.


Input: Context Word: honored.

Output: PersonX honored their father's passing and PersonY did not because _ had a good father.


Input: Context Word: honored.

Output: PersonX was more highly honored than PersonY was because _ had been awarded more medals in the military.


Input: Context Word: stairs.

Output: PersonX is working on the stairs of the house of PersonY because _ is a wood worker.


Input: Context Word: uncommon.

Output: PersonX ha a very uncommon way of dressing but PersonY dressed very conventionally, so it was pretty easy to pick _ out in a crowd.


Input: Context Word: alopecia.

Output: Since PersonX had alopecia while PersonY did not, _ was having issues with hair loss.


Input: Context Word: idea.

Output: PersonX gave their idea to PersonY, and _ was pleased to see they took it and ran with it.


Input: Context Word: idea.

Output: PersonX had a great idea that PersonY stole, because _ was gullible when they gave the information.


Input: Context Word: idea.

Output: PersonX was able to come up with a novel idea, unlike PersonY, because _ considered all possibilities.


Input: Context Word: idea.

Output: The idea was given to PersonX to mull over and not PersonY because _ is more creative.


Input: Context Word: idea.

Output: Thinking of the perfect idea suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very imaginative.


Input: Context Word: bought some hair dye.

Output: PersonX bought some hair dye and PersonY did not because _ liked change styles every month.


Input: Context Word: enemy.

Output: PersonX wondered if PersonY thought he was an enemy, but _ was probably being paranoid.


Input: Context Word: dough.

Output: PersonX couldn't knead the bread dough as well as PersonY because _ had sore hands.


Input: Context Word: dough.

Output: PersonX was a better cook than PersonY because _  always had pizza dough that came out light.


Input: Context Word: dough.

Output: Recently PersonX taught PersonY how to make dough from scratch. _ always liked to teach.


Input: Context Word: dough.

Output: The bread PersonX made was lighter than the bread PersonY made because _ kneaded the dough the perfect amount.


Input: Context Word: dough.

Output: The dough that PersonX is making won't rise, so PersonY shows him how to do it, so _ is newer to baking.


Input: Context Word: crutches.

Output: Out of fear, PersonX knocked the crutches out of PersonY's hand because _ was afraid.


Input: Context Word: crutches.

Output: PersonX had to use crutches for walking but not PersonY because _ had a sprained leg.


Input: Context Word: crutches.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY  at the parking space to load groceries in the car because _ saw him with crutches.


Input: Context Word: crutches.

Output: Since PersonX broke their ankle yesterday and PersonY's leg had fully healed, _ needed to use crutches to move around.


Input: Context Word: toenails.

Output: PersonX didn't care about hygeine while PersonY was a neat freak, so _ had disgusting toenails.


Input: Context Word: toenails.

Output: PersonX showed off her freshly painted toenails to PersonY because _ had just returned from a pedicure.


Input: Context Word: toenails.

Output: PersonX trimmed their toenails but PersonY did not, so _ had toenails that were quite short.


Input: Context Word: toenails.

Output: The toenails of PersonX are being cared for by PersonY at the salon, so _ is the customer.


Input: Context Word: coach.

Output: PersonX grew frustrated trying to coach PersonY in soccer, as _ lacked the patience needed for the task.


Input: Context Word: criminal.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to drop the charges against his client because _ is a criminal defense attorney and wants him to be free.


Input: Context Word: criminal.

Output: PersonX successfully found and caught the criminal in the act while PersonY tried to escape because _ was a police officer.


Input: Context Word: criminal.

Output: PersonX tried to help PersonY stay out of jail, even though _ knew they were a bad criminal.


Input: Context Word: criminal.

Output: PersonX was law abiding while PersonY always broke the rules, so _ never had a criminal reputation.


Input: Context Word: criminal.

Output: The criminal ran away from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was trying to catch him.


Input: Context Word: Eating.

Output: Personx could not stop eating whenever persony makes the meal because _ is a glutton.


Input: Context Word: forgive.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to forgive and forget, but not PersonY, as _ believed people should have a second chance.


Input: Context Word: forgive.

Output: PersonX did not forgive PersonY for the crime because _ did not have a very forgiving attitude.


Input: Context Word: forgive.

Output: PersonX usually managed to forgive people who annoyed them but PersonY did not as _ was a very compassionate person.


Input: Context Word: forgive.

Output: PersonX was a practicing Christian while PersonY was not but _ found it hard to forgive when wronged.


Input: Context Word: greenhouse.

Output: PersonX built a greenhouse for PersonY because _ was very handy with tools and building materials.


Input: Context Word: greenhouse.

Output: PersonX worked in a greenhouse while PersonY did not since _ had all of the right educational qualifications necessary to work there.


Input: Context Word: greenhouse.

Output: Tending to a greenhouse suits PersonX more than PersonY, because _ has always had a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: greenhouse.

Output: The greenhouse that PersonX had built is much more unstable than PersonY's. _ must have used an incompetent carpenter.


Input: Context Word: toaster.

Output: PersonX asked if she could borrow a toaster from PersonY , since _ 's was broken.


Input: Context Word: toaster.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a toaster for PersonY's birthday, because _ wanted to fulfil her wish.


Input: Context Word: toaster.

Output: The toaster at PersonXs house was on the fritz, so PersonY lent him an extra one.  _ was happy to be helped.


Input: Context Word: vehicle.

Output: PersonX bought a vehicle to commute in but not PersonY because _ had a driving distance to work.


Input: Context Word: vehicle.

Output: PersonX didn't need a new vehicle but PersonY did, _ had to go to the auto store and do some shopping.


Input: Context Word: vehicle.

Output: PersonX sat in the back of the vehicle while PersonY drove, because _ was a passenger.


Input: Context Word: vehicle.

Output: The vehicle driven by PersonX was in better shape than the one driven by PersonY because _ had just driven it off the lot.


Input: Context Word: vehicle.

Output: The vehicle of PersonX is better for the environment for PersonY's because _ cares about the environment.


Input: Context Word: minimize.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY tried to minimize involvement because _ was scared of going to jail.


Input: Context Word: Nails.

Output: PersonX gave his hammer to PersonY so he could hammer the nails. _ had plenty of hammers.


Input: Context Word: earthquake.

Output: PersonX called PersonY in a panic when the earthquake started, because _ was easily rattled.


Input: Context Word: earthquake.

Output: PersonX had been through several earthquakes while PersonY had never experienced one before, so _ was calm when a very small one hit.


Input: Context Word: earthquake.

Output: PersonX remained calm when the earthquake hit, but PersonY panicked; _ has experienced a quake before.


Input: Context Word: earthquake.

Output: PersonX, but not PersonY, was afraid of an earthquake happening. _ prepared for an earthquake.


Input: Context Word: earthquake.

Output: The earthquake destroyed the house of PersonX, but not PersonY's, so _ is now very upset.


Input: Context Word: score.

Output: PersonX easily put the ball into the basket and scored over PersonY because _ was taller.


Input: Context Word: score.

Output: PersonX is very competitive in sports, PersonY is not that is why _ wants to score in the game.


Input: Context Word: score.

Output: PersonX was unable to score the contract unlike PersonY because _ was never confident during meetings.


Input: Context Word: score.

Output: The score of PersonX on the test was higher than PersonY's, so _ must have studied harder.


Input: Context Word: Finances.

Output: PersonX hired a great broker to handle their finances but PersonY handled their own. _ enjoyed a high return on their investments.


Input: Context Word: decide.

Output: PersonX couldn't decide what to do about the problems with PersonY, because _ was being indecisive.


Input: Context Word: thought.

Output: PersonX got lost in thought more often than PersonY because _ was prone to daydreaming.


Input: Context Word: thought.

Output: To PersonX  thought of going to California to meet PersonY  unique, _ accepts traveling is apart of this.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: After a year of marriage, PersonX but not PersonY was ready to try to get pregnant because _ had always loved kids.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: Because PersonX wanted a lot of kids but PersonY only wanted one child, _ tried to get pregnant many times.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when they got pregnant and congratulated them because _ was happy for them.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX couldn't get pregnant and PersonY was currently pregnant, causing _ to feel sad and worthless.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX excitedly tells PersonY that she is pregnant, because _ always shares everything with her friend.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX found out she can't get pregnant, while PersonY is currently with child. _ is feeling awful for herself.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX got pregnant but PersonY didn't get pregnant. _ forgot to take their birth control.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX got pregnant from PersonY, so _ had to push really hard when it was time for the baby to come out.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX had a much bigger belly than PersonY did because _ was more months pregnant.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX had weighed in more than PersonY at the appointment because _ was five months pregnant.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX has more belly fat on average than PersonY, so _ looks a bit more pregnant when they have a baby.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX has to watch everything that she eats due to being pregnant compared to PersonY because _ is hopeful for a baby.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX is PersonY's 42 year-old pregnant patient.  _ asked if a test for Down's Syndrome would be a good idea.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX needed to go the doctor because she was pregnant. PersonY offered to drive her because _ did not have a car.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX revealed to PersonY that she was pregnant, though _ hadn't told anyone else yet.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX wanted to tell PersonY that she was pregnant, but _ was nervous to tell him.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX was feeling very jealous of PersonY's happy news because _ could not get pregnant.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX was nine months pregnant but PersonY was not pregnant at all. _ had a beautiful baby girl.


Input: Context Word: pregnant.

Output: PersonX was pregnant and went to go see PersonY for a checkup, and _ underwent the checkup without issue.


Input: Context Word: bathtub.

Output: PersonX was installing a bathtub for PersonY for _ was the contractor for the new house.


Input: Context Word: latex.

Output: Although PersonX was a better student than PersonY, _ needed more liquid latex to correct their work.


Input: Context Word: latex.

Output: PersonX loved the feel of latex on their skin but PersonY didn't. _ bought a pair of latex pants.


Input: Context Word: latex.

Output: PersonX put on blue latex gloves to examine PersonY because _ was the nurse in that room.


Input: Context Word: latex.

Output: PersonX was very freaky but PersonY was not very freaky, so _ bought a latex suit.


Input: Context Word: campaign speech.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them write a campaign speech because _ was bad at writing speeches.


Input: Context Word: throw a bean bag.

Output: PersonX could throw a bean bag further than PersonY because _ worked out and had a strong arm.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: Adjustment at the new school, was tougher for PersonX than PersonY, so _ was lonely.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: At school, PersonX gets bad grades, while PersonY aces all his classes. So, _ is the more mediocre student.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: Early in the morning, PersonX but not PersonY was excited for school because _ was exhausted.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: Getting good grades in school was always expected from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a straight A student.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX 's school was further away than PersonY 's, so _ always asked her for a ride there each morning.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY about the quality of the local school because _ was new to the area.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to get an extra copy of the homework assignment since _ couldn't make it to school.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them with their school work because _ was failing class.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX attended PersonY's classes at school four days a week, and _ always turned in homework on time.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX attended and really enjoyed school but PersonY did not because _ was very ambitious.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX called her grandmother PersonY for a ride to elementary school, because _ missed the bus.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX cleaned the school library while PersonY read a book because _ was a janitor.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX did better in school than PersonY because _ went home and studied every day.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX did not perform as well as PersonY in school because _ partied all the time.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX did very well at school but PersonY did less well as _ was very intelligent.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX didn't want to go to school, but PersonY made them, because _ is their child.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX does well in his classes at school while PersonY does not because _ is very smart.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX enjoyed school but PersonY hated it. _ had always liked studying for tests and doing homework.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX got very good grades in school while PersonY was constantly failing classes because _ had very good study habits.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX had a difficult time in school compared to PersonY because _ neglected treatment for dyslexia.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX had a great score on the SAT whereas PersonY had a low score, so the chance to get into a good school for _ was high.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX had to stay later at school than PersonY because _ had office hours after class.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX had to work while PersonY was still in middle school so _ drove his car every day.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX hasn't yet received their diploma yet like PersonY has because _ hasn't completed school.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX is escorted by PersonY to middle school on the first day, because _ doesn't know the way.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX loved going to school with PersonY for _ had a crush on the other.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX loves going to school and studying but PersonY does not. _ graduated first in their class.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX made spectacular videos for their friends but PersonY couldn't do that. _ had been to film school.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX needed school supplies and asked PersonY to take them to the store. _ needed a ride.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY's son with English and History classes because _ was a high school teacher.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed high school and went on to college unlike PersonY, because _ enjoyed studying.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX spent less time studying for school than PersonY so _ had worse grades in class.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX stayed home from school while PersonY went to class because _ was feeling sick.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX still attends school every day, while PersonY graduated years ago, so _ is likely a teenager.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX tried really very hard and school but personY did not as _ was very ambitious.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX tried unsuccessfully to get PersonY to skip school because _ was a truant that didn't follow the rules.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to skip school with them so _ would not have to do it alone.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX was dreading the beginning of the school year but not PersonY because _ was dumb.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX was not looking forward to the new school year unlike PersonY because _ was less academic.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX was sick today with the flu while PersonY was not, so _ did not go to school that day.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX was too poor to have the same benefits as PersonY. That's why only _ attended public school.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: PersonX went to school today and PersonY did not because _ was feeling quite healthy.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: School was really quite wonderful for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was very attentive.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: School was traumatic for PersonX but PersonY remembers it fondly. _ was shy and bullied by others.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: School work was a chore for PersonX while PersonY enjoyed it. _ was not a self-motivated student.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: The first day of school was causing PersonX anxiety but PersonY was excited about it, since _ was generally nervous in social situations.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: The professor gave PersonX a bad grade in school instead of PersonY because _ failed the final.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: The school work of PersonX was more advanced than PersonY's because _ was far more organized and intellectually capable.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: Tutoring after school was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed teaching young children.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: When PersonX told PersonY about quitting school to provide for their family, _ started panicking.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: Whereas PersonX did well at school PersonY did very badly because _ was very smart.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: While PersonX was a overall better student than PersonY, _ had less friends at school.


Input: Context Word: school.

Output: While PersonX was doing her makep for school, PersonY was studying. _ is more interested in her outer self.


Input: Context Word: legal briefs.

Output: Legal briefs are more suited to PersonX than to PersonY because _ works in a law office.


Input: Context Word: Canary.

Output: PersonX's canary was giving PersonY a headache, so _ put her bird in another room.


Input: Context Word: weed.

Output: At the party, PersonX rolled a joint for PersonY because _ has experience smoking weed.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: Feeling a draft, PersonX asked PersonY to please close the front door because _ was farther away.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX always shut her dorm room door unlike PersonY because _ liked the door closed.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX had to leave their door open most of the time in college while PersonY kept theirs shut. _ was social.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX kept slamming the door annoying PersonY because _ liked the loud noise to know it's shut.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX knocked on PersonY's apartment's screen door, but there was no answer; _ was aggravated.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX left their car door open while PersonY locked their car door, so the car of _ was stolen.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX locked the door of the PersonY's house because _ was not home at the time.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: PersonX was sitting closer to the door than PersonY, so _ was asked to close it.


Input: Context Word: door.

Output: Yesterday, when PersonX came in angrily looking for PersonY, _ slammed the door after themselves.


Input: Context Word: assisted.

Output: PersonX assisted PersonY get in their wheelchair so they could get out and get fresh air and _ was pushing.


Input: Context Word: exploring.

Output: PersonX recommended PersonY the best things to see while exploring the city, because _ was local.


Input: Context Word: smiled.

Output: PersonX smiled more often than PersonY because _ was in a good mood all the time.


Input: Context Word: breathe.

Output: It was a lot harder for PersonX to breathe than PersonY because _ had problems with his lungs.


Input: Context Word: breathe.

Output: PersonX could breathe a lot better than PersonY because _ had no problems with his lungs.


Input: Context Word: breathe.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to get through a difficult time so _ was happy her friend could now breathe easy.


Input: Context Word: umbrella.

Output: PersonX is always carrying an umbrella to work, though PersonY does not need one. _ lives in a wet climate.


Input: Context Word: umbrella.

Output: PersonX offered to let PersonY use the umbrella, because _ 's jacket had a hood.


Input: Context Word: popsicle.

Output: As soon as the sun came out PersonX wanted a popsicle while PersonY preferred froyo. _ was lactose intolerant.


Input: Context Word: popsicle.

Output: During the summer, PersonX was slimmer than PersonY so _ did not have to worry about the extra popsicle calories.


Input: Context Word: popsicle.

Output: Popsicles soothed PersonX but not PersonY, so _ kept a big supply in the freezer.


Input: Context Word: bird food.

Output: At the park, PersonX wanted to feed the birds with bird food. PersonY said this was a waste of money. _ was sad they wouldn't feed the birds.


Input: Context Word: Orchestra.

Output: PersonX wasn't a proficient percussionist while PersonY was very accomplished. _ was forced to play the triangle for the orchestra.


Input: Context Word: flooring.

Output: It took longer for PersonX to install the flooring than it took PersonY although _ was a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: flooring.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to lay the tiles on the flooring than it was for PersonY because _ was a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: flooring.

Output: New flooring was installed in PersonX's new home by PersonY because _ is a customer.


Input: Context Word: flooring.

Output: PersonX had a lot of ideas about the type of flooring PersonY should install, so _ made a long list.


Input: Context Word: flooring.

Output: PersonX was hired to install flooring by PersonY but _ was going on a long vacation.


Input: Context Word: flooring.

Output: The flooring in PersonX's house was cracking up unlike PersonY's house since _ 's foundation is shaky.


Input: Context Word: outfit.

Output: PersonX admired the fashion sense of PersonY , so _ asked advice on where to get a new outfit .


Input: Context Word: outfit.

Output: PersonX feels more confident in their outfit than PersonY because _ just lost ten pounds recently.


Input: Context Word: outfit.

Output: Picking an outfit was fun for PersonX but a chore for PersonY, as _ found fashion to be a fun hobby.


Input: Context Word: outfit.

Output: The reason PersonX is wearing a more modern outfit than PersonY is because _ is a very modern person.


Input: Context Word: baking soda.

Output: PersonX bought baking soda at the store, but PersonY did not. _ cleaned their house spotless.


Input: Context Word: baking soda.

Output: PersonX has whiter teeth than PersonY because _ uses a toothpaste with baking soda in it.


Input: Context Word: baking soda.

Output: The diners asked to eat the cookies made by PersonX and avoided PersonY because _ used the right amount of baking soda.


Input: Context Word: rejection.

Output: PersonX broke up with PersonY and asked to be given space, because _ knew that they had trouble accepting rejection.


Input: Context Word: rejection.

Output: PersonX got yet another rejection from PersonY in the romantic department, because _ is unappealing.


Input: Context Word: feedback.

Output: The feedback given to PersonX was much harsher than the feedback given to PersonY because _ didn't seem to care.


Input: Context Word: parrots.

Output: PersonX likes to hold and talk to parrots, but PersonY can't stand them, so _ is more likely to be the bird enthusiast.


Input: Context Word: parrots.

Output: PersonX thought finches were neat but PersonY preferred parrots. _ bought a gold finch at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: parrots.

Output: PersonX was nervous around parrots but PersonY was not, since _ was bitten by a bird early in life.


Input: Context Word: Gum Swelling.

Output: PersonX was suffering from gum swelling when PersonY told her she should brush her teeth more often, so _ started brushing more often.


Input: Context Word: Cornrows.

Output: PersonX always had cornrows while PersonY did not, so people were confused when _ showed up without cornrows.


Input: Context Word: triceps.

Output: In order to bulk up their triceps, PersonX asked PersonY for help because _ had no experience at the gym.


Input: Context Word: find.

Output: PersonX drove all day to help PersonY find his stolen car. The destionation of _ car is known.


Input: Context Word: unlovable.

Output: PersonX felt unlovable while PersonY felt quite loved because _ had very low self esteem.


Input: Context Word: accomplished.

Output: PersonX accomplished a lot more in his career than PersonY because _ was motivated to succeed.


Input: Context Word: accomplished.

Output: PersonX has accomplished more in his career than PersonY because _ worked hard every step of the way.


Input: Context Word: pigeon.

Output: PersonX was able to hold the pigeon longer than PersonY because _ wasn't scared of birds.


Input: Context Word: reins.

Output: PersonX pulled the reins on her horse when PersonY walked in front of them; _ yelled out in anger.


Input: Context Word: carrier.

Output: PersonX was the mail carrier for PersonY, so when the mail came, _ was the one to deliver it.


Input: Context Word: instrument.

Output: During the show PersonX played his instrument with wild enthusiasm as PersonY watched on because _ was a rockstar.


Input: Context Word: instrument.

Output: PersonX learned to play several instruments, but PersonY was tone deaf, so _ had little musical talent.


Input: Context Word: instrument.

Output: PersonX wanted to teach PersonY how to play an instrument, but _ didn't have any slots open.


Input: Context Word: instrument.

Output: PersonX was a better musician than PersonY because _ practiced their musical instrument more regularly.


Input: Context Word: instrument.

Output: The church hired PersonX instead of PersonY for their music team because _ could play an instrument.


Input: Context Word: could dissect a sentence better.

Output: PersonX could dissect a sentence better than PersonY because _ favorite subject was English in school.


Input: Context Word: Union Jack was hung right.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if the Union Jack was hung right because _ was born and raised in the United Kingdom.


Input: Context Word: misplaced.

Output: PersonX misplaced all the money PersonY had been saving, because _ was an irresponsible person.


Input: Context Word: Cheap.

Output: Cheap is not what kind of life PersonX has live PersonY is line for that they are leaving, _ has moved own .


Input: Context Word: Cheap.

Output: PersonX eated cheap while he was in college while PersonY spend all his money eating at restaurants. _ saved so much money during college.


Input: Context Word: track mileage.

Output: PersonX constantly ran out of gas while PersonY never did. _ never bothered to track mileage per gallon.


Input: Context Word: footnotes.

Output: The English teacher taught PersonX how to use footnotes and not PersonY because _ was a junior high student.


Input: Context Word: wears an engagement ring.

Output: PersonX wears an engagement ring and PersonY doesn't because _ is going to get married.


Input: Context Word: Toes.

Output: Personx applied bandage on the broken toes of persony because _ is the only one at home with him.


Input: Context Word: smooth.

Output: PersonX is an automotive expert, PersonY is not therefore _ knows how to smooth body filler.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: Making soap was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had access to all the ingredients.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX agreed to buy soap for PersonY while at the store, and _ was paid back the following day for the errand.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX bought the shea butter soap as a gift for PersonY which made _ feel generous.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX carefully pours the soap into the mold while PersonY steadies the mold, but _ ends up spilling the soap.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX did not like the smell of PersonY's new soap because _ disliked musky smells.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX had more soap in their bath than PersonY because _ used a sudsier soap.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX hated the smell of that soap compared to PersonY, because _ had bad memories from that smell.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX needed some new soap so they asked PersonY if they had any and _ was happy to receive help.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX refused to use soap, but PersonY used it everyday, which led to _ being filthy.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX reminded PersonY not to drop the soap in the prison shower. _ was mostly joking and its not a big deal.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX uses soap twice a day but PersonY does not because _ is keen on personal hygiene.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX was flithy and asked PersonY for a bar of soap.  _ was really happy to get clean.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: PersonX washed their hands with soap but not PersonY because _ was fearful of bacteria.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: The dog ran away from PersonX and stopped at PersonY because _ had soap for the dog to take a bath.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: The soap in the bathroom bothered PersonX's skin, so PersonY replaced it with a different kind. _ felt grateful.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: The soap of PersonX works a lot worse than the one that PersonY uses, so _ 's soap is likely cheaper.


Input: Context Word: soap.

Output: The soap that PersonX uses costs much less than PersonY's. This is due to _ liking cheap brands.


Input: Context Word: hamsters.

Output: Although PersonX liked animals more overall than PersonY, _ couldn't stand to be around hamsters.


Input: Context Word: hamsters.

Output: At work, PersonX takes care of hamsters, but PersonY doesn't, so _ is the one that works in a pet shop.


Input: Context Word: hamsters.

Output: PersonX bought hamsters for the children, which annoyed PersonY because _ did not know how much work they are.


Input: Context Word: hamsters.

Output: PersonX decided to buy a couple hamsters for PersonY, because _ knew how much they wanted them.


Input: Context Word: Buy.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy a new couch even though it wasn't needed unlike PersonY because _ was extravagant with money.


Input: Context Word: arrest.

Output: PersonX could make an arrest against the criminal but not PersonY because _ was an officer.


Input: Context Word: lucky.

Output: PersonX borrowed PersonY 's lucky rabbit foot because _ was nervous about asking his crush to the prom.


Input: Context Word: lucky.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was more lucky than hardworking because _ believed you had to have luck to get ahead.


Input: Context Word: lucky.

Output: PersonX was lucky to be where he is in life unlike PersonY because _ family were rich.


Input: Context Word: faux.

Output: PersonX chose to wear a faux fur coat unlike PersonY, because _ was concerned about the reaction from animal rights activists.


Input: Context Word: sport.

Output: PersonX was louder supporting the team than personY because _ was  excited to watch the sport in the local park.


Input: Context Word: bulbs.

Output: In the garden, PersonX is more adept at transplanting bulbs, while PersonY is clumsy at it. _ is the pro gardener.


Input: Context Word: browsing.

Output: PersonX was browsing the internet while he found the information unlike PersonY _ prefers using technology.


Input: Context Word: look after a hamster.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY look after a hamster because _ had experience in having a hamster as a pet.


Input: Context Word: broccoli.

Output: PersonX was more fit than PersonY was because _ ate healthy things like broccoli and greens.


Input: Context Word: top.

Output: The top PersonX gave to PersonY stretched down to his knees because _ is taller.


Input: Context Word: top.

Output: The top that PersonX borrowed from PersonY barely fit over her, as _ was much wider in the torso.


Input: Context Word: caregiving business.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ did not like the caregiving business that many elderly people were part of.


Input: Context Word: blister.

Output: PersonX had light skin that would blister in the sun but PersonY didn't, therefore _ needed a high SPF lotion.


Input: Context Word: calendar.

Output: PersonX arrived at the game much later than PersonY, because _ did not have the game time written on his calendar.


Input: Context Word: calendar.

Output: PersonX has a smaller calendar than PersonY, therefore _ can write less information on each daily square.


Input: Context Word: calendar.

Output: PersonX refused to get a physical calendar from PersonY because _ liked them on their phone.


Input: Context Word: calendar.

Output: When deciding which calendar to buy, PersonX chose a small one for PersonY, because that is what _ knows he prefers.


Input: Context Word: clown.

Output: PersonX applied white paint and a red nose to PersonY's face because _ was helping him look like a clown.


Input: Context Word: clown.

Output: PersonX dressed as a clown for PersonY's birthday party yesterday, and _ was quite entertaining the whole time.


Input: Context Word: citation.

Output: PersonX got in trouble for plagiarism, but PersonY did not because _ adhered to the citation standards.


Input: Context Word: citation.

Output: PersonX was the lawyer of PersonY so _ spent the day filling out paperwork for their citation.


Input: Context Word: questions.

Output: Answering questions in class came easy to PersonX but not PersonY because _ always finished the classroom assignments.


Input: Context Word: questions.

Output: Asking a lot of questions suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a natural curiosity about the world.


Input: Context Word: questions.

Output: PersonX was more likely to ask questions during class than PersonY because _ found the material interesting.


Input: Context Word: teddy bear.

Output: PersonX knitted a teddy bear but PersonY did not know how, so _ sold it at a craft fair.


Input: Context Word: deer.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to stop the deer from coming in their yard, because _ was too afraid of them.


Input: Context Word: deer.

Output: PersonX was able to shoot the deer easily even though PersonY was closer because _ had good aim.