Input: Context Word: sheet.

Output: PersonX criticized PersonY for the way the sheets were put on the bed, because _ was a perfectionist.


Input: Context Word: abortion.

Output: PersonX believed abortion was wrong but PersonY was pro-choice, so _ attended the anti-abortion rally.


Input: Context Word: sunblock.

Output: PersonX always applied sunblock when tanning but PersonY never did, as _ was worried about the risk skin cancer.


Input: Context Word: sunblock.

Output: PersonX is going on a vacation and needs help from PersonY about choosing a sunblock, because _ is scared of sunburn.


Input: Context Word: bag.

Output: Before leaving on the trip, PersonX asked if she could borrow a bag from PersonY, because _ needed an extra one.


Input: Context Word: bag.

Output: PersonX bought a blue bag from PersonY because _ needed an extra bag for school books.


Input: Context Word: bag.

Output: PersonX received a bag from his supervisor, but PersonY didn't because _ was a hard worker.


Input: Context Word: bag.

Output: PersonX tried to sell PersonY a bag. _ was ashamed to know that the bag was all scratched up.


Input: Context Word: bag.

Output: PersonX's overnight bag was bulkier than PersonY's, as a result of _ bringing a lot more clothes.


Input: Context Word: yeast.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to borrow some of their yeast because _ wanted to make fresh pizza dough.


Input: Context Word: yeast.

Output: PersonX blamed PersonY for the bread being flat, as _ was aware the yeast had to rise first.


Input: Context Word: yeast.

Output: PersonX knows yeast can cause infections and PersonY thinks it only used for cooking, _ knows about infections.


Input: Context Word: suicide.

Output: PersonX was sympathetic to those who want to commit suicide but not PersonY. _ felt compassion and empathy.


Input: Context Word: draw.

Output: PersonX can draw cartoons very well but PersonY cannot which is why _ will be an illustrator.


Input: Context Word: draw.

Output: PersonX could draw very well, PersonY could not so _ intended to pursue a career in art.


Input: Context Word: draw.

Output: PersonX was paid to draw PersonY, so _ got a check after the project was done.


Input: Context Word: Exponents.

Output: PersonX had a deep understanding of how to work with exponents compared to PersonY because _ was a devout math student.


Input: Context Word: upsell.

Output: In an effort to increase commissions, PersonX pushed PersonY hard to buy the addon products that _ was trying to upsell.


Input: Context Word: singers.

Output: The singers were more talented than PersonX but not PersonY because _  had many years of training.


Input: Context Word: ramp.

Output: PersonX looked up and saw PersonY racing byoverhead, as _ was under the ramp .


Input: Context Word: profit.

Output: PersonX was losing money while PersonY was making a profit because _ was not a good entrepreneur.


Input: Context Word: Verbal.

Output: When learning things, PersonX likes verbal instruction, while PersonY likes written ones. _ is an auditory learner.


Input: Context Word: soda.

Output: Cutting down on sugary beverages was difficult for PersonX, though PersonY found it easy. _ had always liked to drink soda.


Input: Context Word: soda.

Output: Drinking a cold soda pop was always part of PersonX's lunch routine but not PersonY because _ was not sugar conscious.


Input: Context Word: soda.

Output: PersonX bought a soda for PersonY even though _ personally does not like to drink them.


Input: Context Word: soda.

Output: PersonX could not stand drinking soda but PersonY was addicted, so _ bought none when it was on sale.


Input: Context Word: soda.

Output: PersonX likes to drink soda all day, while PersonY prefers water, so _ has yellower teeth.


Input: Context Word: jogged.

Output: PersonX jogged 2 mph faster than PersonY every morning.  _  always finished first.


Input: Context Word: collectible.

Output: PersonX sold the collectible to PersonY for a lot of money, because _ really need the extra cash.


Input: Context Word: fine lines.

Output: The fine lines on PersonX's face weren't very noticeable, but she still went to see her plastic surgeon PersonY. _ underwent a procedure to reduce the fine lines.


Input: Context Word: ammo.

Output: PersonX kept a store of ammo in their house but PersonY did not as _ approved of hunting.


Input: Context Word: lake.

Output: PersonX loved going to the lake with friends but PersonY was not fond of it, since _ was a huge extrovert.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: Adopting a pet to bring into their household was a good idea for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not allergic to animals.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: Driving down a residential street, PersonX accidentally hit PersonY's pet as it ran across the street. _ felt guilty about the death of the pet.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: It was getting late in the afternoon and PersonX called PersonY about the missing pet bird, but the answering machine picked up; _ was concerned.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what type of pet her great uncle had, because _ was not quite sure.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX bought a pet hamster for PersonY because _ wanted to give a great gift for Christmas.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX created a simulated version of PersonY's house in the video game, including pets, and _ was excited to show it off.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX gave a pet to PersonY because _ wanted to show the other how loved they are.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX has a pet which left pet hair in PersonY's hair and now _ is helping her to remove it.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX is a veterinarian, PersonY is not therefore get advice from _ about your pet.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX is a veterinarian, PersonY is not therefore go to _ with questions about your pet.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX needed to buy a dog bed for their pet while PersonY did not because _ had just got their first puppy.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX owned a dog and PersonY owned two hamsters, so _ pet has a longer life span.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX sneezed more than PersonY did because _ had kept their pet in the house.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX spent more time with their pet than PersonY because _ was at home all day.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy a new pet from PersonY so _ asked what tropical fish she had for sale.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX was never allowed a pet growing up unlike PersonY because _ always lived in an apartment.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: PersonX was not able take their pet to their seat on the plane like PersonY because _ had a Saint Bernard.


Input: Context Word: pet.

Output: The dog ran happily to greet PersonX but warily avoided PersonY because it was _ 's pet .


Input: Context Word: bass.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed the bass he had for dinner, but not PersonY because _ loves seafood.


Input: Context Word: bass.

Output: PersonX's instrument of choice is the bass guitar, and PersonY plays drums. _ prefers stringed instruments.


Input: Context Word: apple seeds.

Output: Buying apple seeds was good for PersonX but not PersonY because _ lives in a house with a large back yard.


Input: Context Word: microchip.

Output: The microchip in PersonX's cat works, but PersonY's doesn't because _ has a skilled veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: muscle spasm.

Output: PersonX experienced a muscle spasm during the race and PersonY stopped to help, but _ was still unable to finish.


Input: Context Word: back muscle.

Output: To relieve back pain, PersonX massaged PersonY's back muscle because _ is his massage therapist.


Input: Context Word: dysmorphia.

Output: PersonX tried to explain their dysmorphia to PersonY, but _ did not think they understood what he was saying.


Input: Context Word: resistance.

Output: PersonX was getting a lot of resistance from PersonY, because _ was being extra pushy.


Input: Context Word: sense of humor.

Output: PersonX had a more juvenile sense of humor than PersonY so _ enjoyed whoopie cushions.


Input: Context Word: prissy.

Output: PersonX was being prissy to PersonY, so _ was the cause of all the nasty drama.


Input: Context Word: Washer.

Output: PersonX did laundry by hand, but PersonY used the electric washer, because _ wore clothes made of delicate fabrics.


Input: Context Word: Travel.

Output: PersonX loved to travel to dangerous places but PersonY did not because _ was fearless.


Input: Context Word: Travel.

Output: PersonX was a homebody while PersonY loved to travel the world whenever they could. _ took a staycation at home over the summer.


Input: Context Word: deed.

Output: PersonX gave the deed of the house to PersonY because _ was the estate's lawyer.


Input: Context Word: passive.

Output: PersonX gets passed over by PersonY at work a lot because _ has a passive personality.


Input: Context Word: passive.

Output: The decision was made by PersonX instead of PersonY because _ was not passive with it.


Input: Context Word: choking.

Output: PersonX liked a little choking during sex but PersonY did not. _ was labeled a freak.


Input: Context Word: choking.

Output: PersonX was a brighter color than PersonY was because _ was choking on their food in the diner.


Input: Context Word: choking.

Output: PersonX was able to rescue their friend from choking, while PersonY stood by helplessly.  _ was a proactive and helpful person.


Input: Context Word: choking.

Output: When choking, PersonX helps save the life of PersonY. Because of this, _ is a hero.


Input: Context Word: choking.

Output: When the person started choking, PersonX but not PersonY performed the Heimlich maneuver because _ had extensive knowledge of first aid.


Input: Context Word: spanish.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn more Spanish ahead of a school trip to Spain. PersonY didn't, because everyone speaks English anyway. _ was the better student.


Input: Context Word: spanish.

Output: Speaking and writing Spanish came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had Mexican parents.


Input: Context Word: solo.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help with her solo because _ was competing in a pageant.


Input: Context Word: Clingy.

Output: personx was more clingy than persony because _ had a bad experience in the past relationships.


Input: Context Word: equipment.

Output: PersonX broke all of the equipment that PersonY had bought for the business, causing _ to be fired.


Input: Context Word: equipment.

Output: PersonX decided to give PersonY the exercise equipment, because _ lacked storage space in his garage.


Input: Context Word: equipment.

Output: PersonX lent PersonY woodworking equipment so he could build a table. When he accidentally broke some of it, _ vowed never to lend anything to anyone again.


Input: Context Word: equipment.

Output: PersonX was hoping to sell his equipment to PersonY but _ never received an offer.


Input: Context Word: reality shows.

Output: PersonX talked a lot about reality shows and PersonY had no interest whatsoever, so _ was always wanting to discuss reality shows.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: Although PersonX would study for the test more than PersonY, _ got a lower grade in spite of this.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX always waited until the last minute to study, while PersonY studied well in advance, because _ is a procrastinator.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX did not study for the test, but PersonY did. The teacher gave _ a bad grade.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX didn't study for the test in Biology while PersonY studied all weekend, so _ was surprised that they passed.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX had to study anatomy but not PersonY because _ wanted to become a doctor.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX loves to study and delves deeply into her subjects, PersonY does not therefore _  plans to be a professor.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX prefers to study outside, while PersonY does not because _ is a nature lover.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX wants to study Korean so they can speak to PersonY, but _ finds it a challenging language.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: PersonX was trying to study Korean in their bedroom while PersonY played the tuba, and _ was annoyed by the distraction.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: The ability to study French came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had a strong language background.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: The researchers did a study on PersonX but excluded PersonY because _ was a qualified subject.


Input: Context Word: study.

Output: While PersonX wanted to study computer science, PersonY wanted to study literature because _ loved coding.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: Being a doctor was harder for PersonX than PersonY for _ was more focused on trying to heal the patient than listening to them.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: It was taking a long time for PersonX to heal, so PersonY gave her some antibiotics. _ is has a wound.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: PersonX and PersonY both had cuts. One had a cut that was slow to heal but the other did not as _ had a shallow cut.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: PersonX applied the medicine to PersonY so they would heal because _ was capable after the accident.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: PersonX tried to get PersonY to heal their leg but _ worked inside so it was easier for them.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: PersonX was very quick to heal when injured but PersonY does not because _ was very healthy.


Input: Context Word: heal.

Output: Two people were injured and PersonX took a lot longer to heal than PersonY because _ had a much more serious injury.


Input: Context Word: strength-training.

Output: Strength-training is a good idea for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is training for a marathon.


Input: Context Word: puffy.

Output: PersonX has very puffy eyes, while PersonY's are looking normal. This is due to _ being an insomniac.


Input: Context Word: Fever.

Output: PersonX had a fever, so PersonY gave him some medicine to take. _ was his patient.


Input: Context Word: Fever.

Output: PersonX was suffering from a high fever but PersonY was not, so _ took an aspirin.


Input: Context Word: werewolf.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY had turned into a werewolf when _ saw a shadow that looked like an  upright wolf.


Input: Context Word: werewolf.

Output: While PersonX wore a werewolf costume on Halloween, PersonY dressed up as a prince, and _  scared most of the younger trick-or-treaters.


Input: Context Word: fade a tan.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to fade a tan because _ works at a tanning salon.


Input: Context Word: accept.

Output: PersonX was very stubborn but PersonY always was willing to compromise, so _ refused to accept advice.


Input: Context Word: noodles.

Output: Noodles were always a part of PersonX's childhood but not PersonY because _ grew up in Asia.


Input: Context Word: noodles.

Output: PersonX cooked noodles for a recipe and PersonY did not because _ was making lasagna.


Input: Context Word: noodles.

Output: So _ cooks instant noodles for food because PersonX is impatient, while PersonY thought that they're unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: noodles.

Output: The noodles that PersonX cooks aren't as tasty as PersonY's due to _ being new to cooking.


Input: Context Word: citizenship.

Output: PersonX _ never appreciated their citizenship to this great country we live in while PersonY always did.


Input: Context Word: citizenship.

Output: PersonX has had to apply for citizenship, but PersonY never had that issue, so _ is the one who was born abroad.


Input: Context Word: Converse.

Output: Although PersonX more of a sneakerhead than PersonY, _ overlooked a great pair of Converse.


Input: Context Word: handbag.

Output: PersonX buys a designer trendy handbag for PersonY, because _ loves fashion and designer brands.


Input: Context Word: bee.

Output: PersonX liked to gather their own honey from a bee colony but not PersonY because _ was very brave.


Input: Context Word: privileges.

Output: PersonX had certain advantages and privileges in life that PersonY had never experienced, because _ had grown up rich.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: Buying a large tank was necessary for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had large fish.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX can maneuver a tank around better than PersonY because _ has extensive military training.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX had a larger fish tank than PersonY because _ knew that fish needed a lot of room to be healthy and happy.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help with their fish tank because _ had no experience with fish.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX owned several saltwater fish while PersonY did not, so _ had a very large tank for the fish.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX really wanted to drive a tank one day. PersonY said that was an unrealistic goal. _ felt heartbroken.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX tried to empty all the water from the tank in the yard because PersonY had asked him to, but _ wasn't able to get it all out.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to clean the tank because _ worked with aquariums for a living.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: PersonX was much stronger than PersonY but _ still was unable to lift the heavy tank.


Input: Context Word: tank.

Output: When the tank needed to be cleaned, PersonX left so PersonY would have to do it. _ felt sneaky.


Input: Context Word: smoothie.

Output: Because PersonX was more health conscious than PersonY, who was focused more on convenience, _ preferred smoothies to fast food.


Input: Context Word: smoothie.

Output: PersonX accepted a fruit smoothie from PersonY because _ had just finished a grueling workout.


Input: Context Word: smoothie.

Output: PersonX brought a smoothie to the office to give to PersonY, because _ felt like she owed something to her coworker.


Input: Context Word: bakery.

Output: Although PersonX hated sweets a whole lot more than PersonY, _ was the one to own a bakery.


Input: Context Word: bakery.

Output: PersonX was more likely to visit a bakery on the way to work than PersonY because _ liked to eat doughnuts and sweets.


Input: Context Word: suede.

Output: PersonX thinks suede coats are very cool but PersonY does not. _ bought a suede coat from the clothing store.


Input: Context Word: crocheting.

Output: Crocheting scarves was a hobby of PersonX but not PersonY because _ had spent money taking crochet lessons.


Input: Context Word: crocheting.

Output: PersonX is bad at crocheting things, while PersonY is great at it. _ is weak at making things.


Input: Context Word: Bookkeeping.

Output: PersonX was unsuccessful at bookkeeping while PersonY was quite good at it because _ was bad at math.


Input: Context Word: lose.

Output: PersonX was more in love than PersonY was, and _ was afraid if she should lose her.


Input: Context Word: bacterial.

Output: PersonX had the flu but PersonY had a bacterial infection, so their doctor gave _ Tamiflu.


Input: Context Word: bacterial.

Output: The bacterial infection that PersonX has was contracted from PersonY, so _ feels like a victim.


Input: Context Word: Mexico.

Output: In Mexico, PersonX took PersonY out to a very nice dinner because _ is the parent.


Input: Context Word: Mexico.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY many questions about attractions in Mexico because _ was foreign to the area.


Input: Context Word: Mexico.

Output: PersonX was more likely than PersonY to go to Mexico on vacation because _ had a high sense of adventure.


Input: Context Word: Mexico.

Output: Speaking Spanish was more difficult for PersonX than PersonY because _ had never lived in Mexico.


Input: Context Word: athleticism.

Output: PersonX can run really fast and jump really high but not PersonY because _ has a lot of athleticism.


Input: Context Word: banjo.

Output: PersonX's instrument of choice is the banjo, but PersonY prefers to sing. So, in the band, _ is in the background.


Input: Context Word: greasy.

Output: PersonX was worried that her hair looked greasy, so she asked PersonY, but _ regretted asking.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to go to the dentist because _ had a broken tooth in their mouth.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX kept their mouth open at the request of their dentist, PersonY, because _ needed to pull a tooth.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX ran their mouth off to PersonY, and now _ has to deal with consequences of their loose lips.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX spilled the beans on everyone while PersonY remained silent since _ kept her mouth talking.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX uses his mouth more than PersonY because _ likes to talk to many people and is extroverted.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX was a quiet person while PersonY had a big mouth which made _ feel annoyed.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to put a piece of gum in her mouth because _ had horrible smelling breath.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX was known to have a loud mouth while PersonY tended to hold back, so _ always was noticed when she was in the room.


Input: Context Word: mouth.

Output: PersonX's mouth is filled with cavities, but PersonY has none. This is due to _ loving candy.


Input: Context Word: removed.

Output: After the fight broke out, PersonX removed PersonY from the night club, because _ was a bouncer.


Input: Context Word: crafted.

Output: PersonX crafted a beautiful card for Mother's day but PersonY bought theirs because _ is skilled  at cardmaking.


Input: Context Word: orientation.

Output: PersonX had to go to the orientation today unlike PersonY, because _ just started the job.


Input: Context Word: woods.

Output: The woods behind the house scared PersonX, so PersonY walked through them with her. _ felt stronger.


Input: Context Word: woods.

Output: While lost in the woods, PersonX stumbled across PersonY's cottage. _ knocked on the door to get help.


Input: Context Word: beers.

Output: At the party, PersonX drank 10 beers, but PersonY didn't have any. _ left the party drunk.


Input: Context Word: spaghetti and meatballs.

Output: PersonX was making spaghetti and meatballs for dinner and asked PersonY to bring a salad because _ was a terrific cook.


Input: Context Word: curveball.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to throw a curveball since _ was a seasoned pitcher in baseball.


Input: Context Word: request.

Output: PersonX knew what type of car they would rent while PersonY did not, since _ had made the request .


Input: Context Word: curl.

Output: PersonX decided to curl her hair after she saw how PersonY's curled hers, because now _ knew how.


Input: Context Word: curl.

Output: PersonX wanted to curl their hair but not PersonY because _ had naturally straight hair.


Input: Context Word: tutor.

Output: Being a tutor did not come as naturally to PersonX as it did PersonY because _ had never worked as a teacher.


Input: Context Word: tutor.

Output: In college, PersonX needed a tutor for calculus while PersonY did not because _ was challenged by the material.


Input: Context Word: tutor.

Output: PersonX hires PersonY as a tutor for her daughter because _ is a good parent.


Input: Context Word: tutor.

Output: PersonX hires PersonY to be the tutor of her middle school aged kids. _ is the parent.


Input: Context Word: tutor.

Output: PersonX is patient and educated, PersonY is neither therefore _ will make a good tutor.


Input: Context Word: do research.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY do research on the paper because _ had access to the internet.


Input: Context Word: jock itch.

Output: PersonX gets jock itch a lot, while PersonY has never even worn a jock strap. _ is the athlete.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: After purchasing a cage, PersonX and PersonY wanted to get a pet but _ thought more about it and decided against it.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: After trying everything he could think of, PersonX reluctantly resorted to locking PersonY in a cage, because _ was exasperated.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: PersonX bought a new pet cage for a dog from PersonY since _ had a new dog.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: PersonX felt like PersonY kept her in a cage, _  just wanted to get her freedom.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: PersonX was holding PersonY prisoner in a cage for days because _ was a serial killer.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: PersonX was stuck in the cage while PersonY stood guard, because _ was a criminal.


Input: Context Word: cage.

Output: The hamster cage that PersonX owns is small, while PersonY has a big one. _ 's hamster has cramped space.


Input: Context Word: coyotes.

Output: Coyotes ate the dog of PersonX when PersonY left the door open, so _ is very angry.


Input: Context Word: pistol.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was likely to go to jail because _ was caught with a pistol during the traffic stop.


Input: Context Word: pistol.

Output: PersonX had to go to the hospital for a gunshot wound but not PersonY because _ was careless with their pistol.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: A hamster made an ideal pet for PersonX but not PersonY because _ lived in a small apartment.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: Mom scolded PersonX but didn't admonish PersonY because _ forgot to put the hamster back in it's cage.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX chased after PersonY's hamster because _ was in charge of catching it and returning it to the cage.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX does not like animals and PersonY does, so _ stayed away from the hamster cage.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX had five hamsters while PersonY had zero, because _ loved hamsters and other rodents.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX liked holding the hamster more than PersonY did because _ was entertained by rodents.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX loved playing with their hamster but PersonY couldn't stand having the hamster on them because _ loved rodents.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX must be more careful than PersonY when putting up their washcloths because _ owns a pet hamster.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX owned a store that sold a hamster to PersonY, but it was the last hamster _ sold.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX wanted a pet hamster and PersonY does not want theirs anymore, so _ went to the store to buy one.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX was better at catching the escaped hamster than PersonY because _ moved more  quickly.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX was happier owning a hamster than PersonY, because _ had a natural love for animals.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX was less responsible than PersonY so _ was not allowed to play with the hamster.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX was more likely to own a hamster than PersonY because _ loved all sorts of animals.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX was upset when the class hamster died but PersonY wasn't, so _ needed to be consoled by the teacher.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: PersonX's parents decided to let her get a pet, but PersonY's parents decided to not let her get one, so _ got a pet hamster.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: The hamster ran loose and scared PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not prepared to see the hamster scurrying on the floor.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: The hamster that PersonX is pet sitting for PersonY gets out of the cage and gets lost, and _ feels guilty.


Input: Context Word: hamster.

Output: Trying to train a hamster is easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has a lot of patience with animals.


Input: Context Word: Garlic.

Output: PersonX happily added a lot more garlic then PersonY likes in the spaghetti sauce so when they were eating _ said yum.


Input: Context Word: Garlic.

Output: PersonX loved the flavor of garlic but PersonY was less inclined to find it tasty. _ often ordered Italian food because of their love for garlic.


Input: Context Word: mosquito.

Output: PersonX was being eaten alive by mosquito bites when PersonY showed up with a repellent because _ was in a lot of pain.


Input: Context Word: mosquito.

Output: The buzzing of the mosquito bothered PersonX but didn't bother PersonY. _ had trouble falling asleep with one in the room.


Input: Context Word: lightheaded.

Output: Feeling lightheaded was more likely for PersonX than PersonY because _ suffered from low blood sugar.


Input: Context Word: lightheaded.

Output: PersonX had to be driven by PersonY to the doctor immediately because _ was feeling lightheaded and dizzy.


Input: Context Word: inviting.

Output: PersonX kept inviting PersonY to the party, because _ was sure they would want to attend.


Input: Context Word: thinner.

Output: PersonX appears to tower over PersonY in photographs because _ isn't the thinner one of the two.


Input: Context Word: struggle.

Output: It was a real struggle for PersonX to live, so PersonY gave them moral support, which made _ feel much better.


Input: Context Word: snail.

Output: PersonX ran as fast as a snail unlike PersonY who ran faster, because _ had an injury.


Input: Context Word: line.

Output: Although PersonX's frantic racket they caused was out of line compared to PersonY, _ was better for it.


Input: Context Word: line.

Output: PersonX cut in front of PersonY in line at the movies. Then _ got asked to leave the theater.


Input: Context Word: line.

Output: PersonX was better at caring for a PICC line than PersonY because _ had to deal with a catheter before.


Input: Context Word: sensual.

Output: PersonX doesn't come off as sensual as PersonY does, so _ must be the more frigid person.


Input: Context Word: Medication.

Output: PersonX followed his diet and took all the medication that PersonY prescribed, _ was a good patient.


Input: Context Word: fired.

Output: The meeting with the boss resulted in PersonX getting fired but not PersonY because _ was a slacker.


Input: Context Word: working hours.

Output: PersonX was mad at PersonY for changing her working hours for next week, _ complained at work constantly.


Input: Context Word: serve caviar.

Output: PersonX was richer than PersonY so _ knew exactly how to serve caviar at the elegant party.


Input: Context Word: contagious.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to stay away from others because _ had a contagious disease.


Input: Context Word: contagious.

Output: The contagious disease was passed to PersonX and not PersonY because _ has a weak immune system.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: During the movie, PersonX asked PersonY the name of the actor that appeared on the screen, because _ had difficulty remembering names.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: Earning money as an actor was much easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had taken acting lessons.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: Everyone says PersonX is a better actor than PersonY will ever be, which makes _ very happy.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: PersonX studied hard to become a good actor but PersonY did not. _ got a starring role in a movie.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was a poor actor who would never land a role, because _ was very critical.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: PersonX wanted to be an actor so PersonY got them an audition because _ had poor connections in the movie industry.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: PersonX was a far better actor than PersonY because _ took a lot of acting classes growing up.


Input: Context Word: actor.

Output: The actor came over and shook PersonX's hand and not PersonY's because _ was next to the actor.


Input: Context Word: mustard.

Output: PersonX gave her sandwich to PersonY to eat, as _ hated it with so much mustard on it.


Input: Context Word: Crate.

Output: PersonX sent PersonY a crate of gifts because _ had a lot of money to be generous with.


Input: Context Word: multiply.

Output: Multiplying came easier to PersonX than PersonY, so _ was in charge of the calculations.


Input: Context Word: instinct.

Output: PersonX told PersonY they needed to stop relying on instinct and learn how to hit the basket, _ is the coach on the team.


Input: Context Word: camping trailer.

Output: PersonX  told PersonY that they needed to sell the camping trailer, _ is a goods dealer.


Input: Context Word: couples.

Output: PersonX felt uncomfortable and suffered from high anxiety around other couples specially with PersonY because _ was an introvert.


Input: Context Word: Octagon.

Output: PersonX worked hard at training martial arts but not PersonY. _ finally made their dream come true and fought in the UFC octagon.


Input: Context Word: sobriety.

Output: PersonX has always struggled with sobriety, but PersonY doesn't have that issue. _ is an alcoholic.


Input: Context Word: Pasteurize.

Output: To pasteurize his milk, PersonX had to use PersonY 's kitchen because _ 's kitchen was too cluttered.


Input: Context Word: chew.

Output: PersonX gave their hamster wood to chew on to combat excessive growth in teeth but PersonY did not and consequently _ had more problems.


Input: Context Word: yard.

Output: PersonX is the the one who takes care of PersonY's yard so _ seeds the lawn.


Input: Context Word: bucks.

Output: PersonX earned a few bucks from PersonY after _ got a job mowing the lawn and emptying the gutters.


Input: Context Word: jock.

Output: PersonX is considered a jock, while PersonY is more of an artist. This is because _ is an athlete.


Input: Context Word: treats.

Output: PersonX treats women right, but PersonY is an asshole because _ was raised very well.


Input: Context Word: tomatoes.

Output: Pasta with marinara sauce was PersonX's favorite food but not PersonY's, as _ loved tomatoes.


Input: Context Word: tomatoes.

Output: PersonX insisted on putting tomatoes in PersonY's salad because _ forgot the tomatoes were not ripe.


Input: Context Word: locker.

Output: PersonX got the upper locker above PersonY at school but _ hated it because they were so short.


Input: Context Word: locker.

Output: PersonX used their locker at school but PersonY did not because _ had a lot of books for their classes.


Input: Context Word: locker.

Output: The locker of PersonX at school is much flashier than PersonY's because _ likes bright things.


Input: Context Word: shedding.

Output: PersonX's dog was shedding everywhere and PersonY was allergic, so _ felt guilty and sorry.


Input: Context Word: Posture.

Output: Due to _ 's good posture, PersonX received a dance solo while PersonY did not.


Input: Context Word: improved flexibility.

Output: PersonX had improved flexibiity in her leg while PersonY had improved flexibility in her hand. _ had leg flexibility.


Input: Context Word: appeal.

Output: PersonX was more worried about finding a boyfriend than PersonY because _ did not have a lot of sex appeal.


Input: Context Word: engagement.

Output: PersonX didn't approve of PersonY's engagement so _ tried to talk him out of getting married.


Input: Context Word: engagement.

Output: PersonX has a long term boyfriend, PersonY doesn't therefore _ will probably get an engagement ring.


Input: Context Word: engagement.

Output: PersonX maintained steady eye contact and indicated interest and engagement through his facial expression to PersonY when _ was told something nice by him.


Input: Context Word: engagement.

Output: PersonX was very jealous of PersonY's engagement so _ tried to ruin the engagement party.


Input: Context Word: developing.

Output: Developing condominiums in the city suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had worked in real estate before.


Input: Context Word: developing.

Output: PersonX is very calm and collected, PersonY is not which is why _ is often assigned to developing stories of crashes.


Input: Context Word: developing.

Output: When it comes to fighting skills, PersonX is developing faster than PersonY because _  has a natural talent for fighting.


Input: Context Word: olive.

Output: PersonX picked up some olive oil for PersonY because _ hated to cook but loved to eat.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: On Christmas, PersonX received a kitten from PersonY when the landlord found out and made _ take the kitten back.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: PersonX was allergic to cats and kittens while PersonY loved them, so _ did not adopt the kittens at the shelter.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: PersonX's cat had a litter of kittens and asked PersonY if they wanted any because _ couldn't keep them all.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: Since PersonX had very limited space in her room but PersonY had lots of space, _ chose a small cat tree for her new kitten.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: So _ pets the kitten because PersonX likes pets and PersonY hates them with a deep passion.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: The kitten climbed onto PersonX's lap and avoided PersonY because _ had been giving her treats.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: The kitten of PersonX is cleaner than the one that PersonY has because _ bathes it regularly.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: The kitten of PersonX is healthy, while PersonY's is sick due to _ giving his kitten a better diet.


Input: Context Word: kitten.

Output: The playful kitten came bounding up to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a cat toy to play with.


Input: Context Word: bothering.

Output: PersonX was bothering people with never ending questions, PersonY was not because _ was oblivious.


Input: Context Word: bothering.

Output: PersonX was constantly bothering PersonY and annoying them, so _ was called out on this behavior.


Input: Context Word: upset.

Output: PersonX was highly upset with the words that PersonY had said, so _ demanded an apology.


Input: Context Word: upset.

Output: PersonX was upset with PersonY even though _ was the one who started the fight and would not apologize.


Input: Context Word: upset.

Output: The old lady talked to PersonX for hours but not PersonY because _ was very upset and emotional.


Input: Context Word: Court.

Output: While they were sitting in the courtroom, PersonX was so calm but PersonY was so nervous and sweaty. _ was looking innocent.


Input: Context Word: throwing.

Output: PersonX was throwing a fit over the flat tire while PersonY hardly reacted, because _ was prone to hysterics.


Input: Context Word: throwing.

Output: PersonX wouldn't stop throwing a fit in the market, so PersonY had to punish them, because _ was spoiled.


Input: Context Word: throwing.

Output: Quarterback was a suitable position for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was good at throwing the football.


Input: Context Word: playing.

Output: PersonX didn't like playing video games as much as PersonY but _ had a soft spot for Mario.


Input: Context Word: playing.

Output: PersonX had better grades than PersonY because _ spent more time studying than playing video games.


Input: Context Word: playing.

Output: PersonX has a husband who is loyal, PersonY does not which is why _ knows her husband is not playing the field.


Input: Context Word: playing.

Output: PersonX was always playing football harder and rougher than PersonY because _ was very competitive.


Input: Context Word: Graphic Novel.

Output: PersonX like to read graphic novels but PersonY liked classic literature to read. _ bought the new Frank Miller comic at the book store.


Input: Context Word: Talk.

Output: personx always talked more loudly than persony during an argument because _ often get too nervous with his ideas.


Input: Context Word: kumquat.

Output: PersonX shows PersonY how to cut and eat a kumquat, because _ eats them all the time.


Input: Context Word: epilepsy.

Output: At the doctor's office PersonX was diagnosed with Epilepsy by PersonY and _ was scared.


Input: Context Word: epilepsy.

Output: PersonX was just diagnosed with epilepsy while PersonY suffers from it to so _ asked questions on how they live with it.


Input: Context Word: managed.

Output: PersonX managed a large company that PersonY just started working at, so _ had far more experience.


Input: Context Word: managed.

Output: PersonX managed all of the club bills incurred by PersonY, because _ was an accountant.


Input: Context Word: managed.

Output: PersonX managed less stores in the district than PersonY because _ had less experience in the business.


Input: Context Word: oatmeal.

Output: PersonX enjoyed oatmeal while PersonY could not stand it, as _ was surely a breakfast lover.


Input: Context Word: oatmeal.

Output: PersonX is making an oatmeal for her daughter a PersonY, because _ really cares about her daughter's diet.


Input: Context Word: oatmeal.

Output: PersonX was healthier than PersonY because _ drank oatmeal water each morning to stay full during exercising.


Input: Context Word: target.

Output: PersonX has practiced to get better than PersonY at hitting the target with darts. _ practices daily.


Input: Context Word: cockroaches.

Output: PersonX did not like the house as much as PersonY since _ saw numerous cockroaches in the basement.


Input: Context Word: carpal tunnel.

Output: In his lifetime, PersonX will likely suffer from carpal tunnel, but PersonY will not, so _ is more likely to work in an office.


Input: Context Word: disorder.

Output: PersonX did not like chaos and disorder, PersonY did therefore _ cleaned her home often.


Input: Context Word: disorder.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY cope with her brain disorder, as _ was so eager to offer so much help.


Input: Context Word: disorder.

Output: PersonX talked to PersonY about their fears of their child's disorder so _ talked to the other about their fears.


Input: Context Word: disorder.

Output: PersonX was cured of their disorder after years of therapy from PersonY, which made _ thankful.


Input: Context Word: persistent.

Output: Doing well in college came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ was studious and persistent.


Input: Context Word: strain.

Output: PersonX is experiencing too much eye strain trying to read in PersonY's dim bedroom, so _ asks for more light.


Input: Context Word: customers.

Output: PersonX didn't have a booming business like PersonY because _ treated their store's customers poorly.


Input: Context Word: get into Harvard Law.

Output: PersonX had higher scores than PersonY on the entrance exam, so _ would get into Harvard Law.


Input: Context Word: issues.

Output: PersonX had a lot of issues that PersonY was tired of dealing with, so _ felt abandoned when they finally moved out.


Input: Context Word: porcelain.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to be careful with the porcelain doll; when she ignored her and dropped the doll, _ was very upset.


Input: Context Word: property finder.

Output: PersonX is better suited to being a property finder than PersonY as _ has an intimate knowledge of the area.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: Ideas always seem to come to PersonX but not to PersonY as _ is very intelligent.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for ideas for a science project for school, because _ had no ideas.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: PersonX made a better fiction writer than PersonY because _ was good at coming up with ideas.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: PersonX never gets picked for special work projects like PersonY does because _ never has creative ideas.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: PersonX was full of all sorts of creative ideas that PersonY didn't like, so _ had a more positive sense of creation.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: PersonX was full of ideas about how PersonY could change their life, so _ was always giving advice.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: The business ideas of PersonX are far superior to PersonY because _ is a business man.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output: The ideas of PersonX aren't as good as PersonY's, so _ is the less creative person.


Input: Context Word: suitable environment.

Output: PersonX wanted a suitable environment for PersonY so _ set up the area around them.


Input: Context Word: visa.

Output: A visa was granted for PersonX, but not for PersonY because _ applied for it correctly.


Input: Context Word: visa.

Output: PersonX had to get a visa for his travels unlike PersonY because it was necessary for _ to travel.


Input: Context Word: visa.

Output: PersonX received a traveling visa but PersonY did not, so _ was able to travel to several countries more easily.


Input: Context Word: visa.

Output: PersonX's immigration visa has expired, while PersonY's is currently valid, so _ is here illegally.


Input: Context Word: grain.

Output: PersonX made a grain free cake from a cookbook for PersonY, and Monday at the office _ presented it to her.


Input: Context Word: first day.

Output: The first day of school went poorly for PersonX, but was just fine for PersonY. _ is unpopular.


Input: Context Word: corn.

Output: At the corn maze, PersonX laughs as they try to find PersonY, and eventually _ gives up.


Input: Context Word: corn.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how long it took corn to grow in the summer because _ wanted to know more about plants.


Input: Context Word: corn.

Output: The corn that PersonX grows is tasty as opposed to PersonY's, so _ is the better gardener.


Input: Context Word: corn.

Output: This year PersonX's corn crop would be taller than PersonY's crop since _ used more fertilizer.


Input: Context Word: Venus.

Output: While teaching her class, PersonX took PersonY's question on the planet Venus as _ encouraged participation.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: At the Halloween party, PersonX got second in the costume contest won by his enemy PersonY which really made _ mad.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: Because PersonX spent more time on her costume than PersonY, _ won the costume contest at school.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: Going to a costume party seemed like a fun time to PersonX but not to PersonY, so _ went the store and bought a clown suit.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX designed their own costume and PersonY bought one from the store, because _ had more creativity.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX did not recognize PersonY in her costume at first, but then _ heard her speak.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX envies PersonY although _ is awarded the gift basket and ribbon for best Halloween costume.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX got fitted for a costume, but PersonY did not, because _ was an actor in the theater department.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX is from a more poor family than PersonY, so _ wore a simple costume for Halloween.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX knew how to make their own costume for Halloween. PersonY did not, however. This is because _ was very good with a needle.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX made his costume for Halloween, while PersonY bought her's in a store. _ 's is more unique.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX tried on the costume to go with PersonY, but _ was too big for it.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX was an awesome costume designer but PersonY was not. _ won a prize at the Halloween party.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX was annoyed that PersonY kept insisting she wear a costume to the party, because _ loathed dressing up for Halloween.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX wore a costume to the party but PersonY did not, so everyone complemented _ on their costume.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: PersonX's costume for Halloween is a baseball player, while PersonY went as Peter Pan. _ likes sports more.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: So _ was worried because PersonX did not have enough time to make a decent costume and PersonY did.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: The costume PersonX wore was a mystery to PersonY , so _ would not reveal her true identity.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: The costume that PersonX made for PersonY fit perfectly; _ was proud of her work.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: When PersonX put on the costume, PersonY gasped, so _ felt embarrassed and ran away.


Input: Context Word: costume.

Output: When shopping for Halloween, PersonX found the perfect costume for them and not PersonY because _ is a man.


Input: Context Word: assess.

Output: PersonX is a primary school teacher, PersonY is not therefore _ must assess student learning.


Input: Context Word: named.

Output: PersonX's name is Aidan, while PersonY is named Juan, so _ was given an Irish name at birth.


Input: Context Word: antiques.

Output: PersonX sells a vintage lamp to PersonY on eBay for a good price. _ must be an antiques dealer.


Input: Context Word: Badminton.

Output: PersonX needed a partner for badminton, so he asked PersonY. Unfortunately, _ was told it would not work.


Input: Context Word: cast iron skillet.

Output: PersonX prefers food cooked in a cast iron skillet, but PersonY does not, because _ likes the way the food tastes.


Input: Context Word: movie star.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY quit acting because _ had no aspirations of becoming a movie star.


Input: Context Word: Arguing.

Output: PersonX was arguing with PersonY over something stupid, because _ didn't know how to handle the stress.


Input: Context Word: zoo.

Output: PersonX finally convinced PersonY to go to the zoo because _ really liked animals and wanted to take photos.


Input: Context Word: zoo.

Output: PersonX lived farther from the zoo than PersonY because _ lived about fifty miles from the city.


Input: Context Word: zoo.

Output: PersonX was annoyed when PersonY threw trash on the ground at the zoo since _ is the janitor.


Input: Context Word: cigarettes.

Output: PersonX had clothes that smelled worse than PersonY because _ smoked a lot of cigarettes.


Input: Context Word: Pool.

Output: PersonX loved swimming in a pool while PersonY preferred to swim in the ocean. _ came home smelling of chlorine.


Input: Context Word: Pool.

Output: PersonX told them it's fine to swim in the new pool but PersonY forbid them. _ is a good parent.


Input: Context Word: Pool.

Output: PersonX was a much stronger swimmer than PersonY, so _ dove in the pool to save the drowning boy.


Input: Context Word: Religious Cult Member.

Output: PersonX was caught by PersonY while trying to rehabilite a religious cult member, so _ tried to run away.


Input: Context Word: specialist.

Output: PersonX wanted to be a specialist but not PersonY because _ had an interest in a limited number of subjects.


Input: Context Word: rank.

Output: Although PersonX is a higher rank than PersonY, _ does a worse job at work.


Input: Context Word: overactive mind.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to calm his overactive mind because _ had successfully done so in the past.


Input: Context Word: handwriting.

Output: PersonX has much better handwriting than PersonY because _ really took the time to practice their cursive skills.


Input: Context Word: handwriting.

Output: PersonX needed to improve their handwriting so PersonY would tutor them because _ was bad at it.


Input: Context Word: handwriting.

Output: PersonX's handwriting was meticulous, while PersonY's handwriting was often sloppy, because _ was careless about their work.


Input: Context Word: handwriting.

Output: While PersonX had poor handwriting, PersonY had neat handwriting, so it was difficult to read the writing of _ sometimes.


Input: Context Word: low carb.

Output: PersonX is on a low carb diet, while PersonY doesn't need to be on one. So, _ is more likely to avoid bread.


Input: Context Word: cable.

Output: PersonX ordered cable TV while PersonY stuck with broadcast TV, so _ had more channels.


Input: Context Word: playlist.

Output: After comparing, PersonX's playlist was longer than PersonY's since _ preferred more variety to their music.


Input: Context Word: playlist.

Output: PersonX made a music playlist for PersonY, and _ had appreciation expressed for their good taste in music.


Input: Context Word: screen protector.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help with the screen protector as _ knew how to apply one.


Input: Context Word: celebrate.

Output: PersonX soundly defeated PersonY in the wrestling tournament, giving _ a reason to celebrate .


Input: Context Word: celebrate.

Output: PersonX wanted to celebrate the basketball game results but PersonY did not since _ was rooting for the team that won.


Input: Context Word: celebrate.

Output: PersonX was ready to celebrate at the birthday party but PersonY was not because _ was very sociable and outgoing.


Input: Context Word: celebrate.

Output: Yesterday, PersonX received a very nice gift from PersonY to help _ celebrate her 30th birthday.


Input: Context Word: Christmas Tree.

Output: PersonX decided to buy a living Christmas Tree, but PersonY chose an artificial tree, because _ thought it would be more economical.


Input: Context Word: grows.

Output: PersonX grows flowers in their garden to give to PersonY, because _ wants to impress their crush.


Input: Context Word: grows.

Output: PersonX grows vegetables in their garden and sells them to PersonY, because _ is a farmer.


Input: Context Word: grows.

Output: PersonX is a gardener of skill, PersonY is not therefore _ will be successful when she grows fruit trees.


Input: Context Word: large bed.

Output: PersonX rested on the large bed as PersonY studied because _ was very tired from work.


Input: Context Word: intelligence.

Output: PersonX does better on Jeopardy than PersonY was able to do, so _ 's intelligence level is higher.


Input: Context Word: intelligence.

Output: PersonX wants to increase her intelligence so she demands extra hours from her tutor PersonY, because _ wants to improve.


Input: Context Word: sniper.

Output: PersonX operated the gun in the sniper team and PersonY held the binoculars because _ was the shooter.


Input: Context Word: sniper.

Output: PersonX was training PersonY to become a sniper in the military, because _ had never fired a rifle before.


Input: Context Word: fireplace.

Output: PersonX liked to light a fire in the fireplace but PersonY thought it made the room too smoky. _ lit a fire on the winter's day.


Input: Context Word: fireplace.

Output: PersonXs love for his fireplace smell overwhelmed PersonY, so _ vowed to replace it with a gas one.


Input: Context Word: Airbrush.

Output: PersonX applied airbrush effects to PersonY 's photo to cover his imperfections. _ was very creative..


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX could not look PersonY in the eye when she spoke to her, as  _ would expose that she had lied to her.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX could put things in the eye but not PersonY because _ always wore contact lenses.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX gained a 3rd eye while PersonY was unchanged because _ used their spare time to meditate.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX had perfect vision but PersonY did not, so _ did not need to buy any eye glasses.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX had watery eyes but not PersonY because _ was cutting onions in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX poked PersonY in the eye and _ spent the rest of the day apologizing for the error.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX purchased some eye glasses, but PersonY did not because _ had very bad vision.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX suspects she might have eye mites so she goes to doctor PersonY, because _ is afraid.


Input: Context Word: eye.

Output: PersonX tried to apply eye makeup to PersonY, but _ couldn't stop their hand from shaking.


Input: Context Word: fur.

Output: PersonX has agreed to clean and brush PersonY's matted fur, because _ wants to help him.


Input: Context Word: fur.

Output: PersonX is appalled that PersonY would wear a fur coat but that is because _ is a vegan.


Input: Context Word: fur.

Output: PersonX sneezed more than PersonY around the animals, because _ was allergic to the fur.


Input: Context Word: fur.

Output: PersonX was appalled to see PersonY showing off their fur coat, because _ thought wearing fur was unethical.


Input: Context Word: fur.

Output: PersonX was horrified when PersonY bought an expensive fur coat, because _ thought fur was luxurious.


Input: Context Word: fur.

Output: PersonX will wear fur all day, but PersonY refuses to do so because _ ignores animals' rights.


Input: Context Word: knew how to mix a mortar plasticizer.

Output: PersonX knew how to mix a mortar plasticizer more than PersonY because _ worked on a construction zone.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: After deciding to paint the room, PersonX asked PersonY for their thoughts on the color, even though _ didn’t really want the opinion.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: As such a talented artist, PersonX had much to offer PersonY in learning to paint, and _ was eager to teach.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: At the paint store this afternoon, PersonX asked PersonY what color _ should choose for the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: Deciding on a new color of paint for the room was difficult for PersonX but came natural to PersonY, since _ was indecisive by nature.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: It is easier for personX than personY  to chose  a paint color that matches the room because _ is an artist.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: Paint at the hardware store was purchased by PersonX from PersonY because _ is remodeling.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: Painting the garage was a pleasure to PersonX but not to PersonY, as _ loved the quiet nature of the chore.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX accidently got paint glaze on PersonY's wall, and now _ wants to help him to remove it.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were arguing over paint colors for _ wanted a dark colored wall.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help to paint the house because _ didn't have enough time to complete it.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX bought a new paint for his house last week unlike PersonY because _ was remodeling his home.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to be rushed to the hospital because _ had an allergic reaction to the paint.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX could use paint to make a pretty picture but PersonY could not. _ got a good grade in art class.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX decided to paint a lot of things for PersonY, because _ needed the money.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX did not want help from PersonY with her artwork, as _ knew how to paint.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX didn't have a headache after using the paint but PersonY did because _ used a face mask.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to paint his house in blue and white and looks good because _ is kind and good with his hands.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to paint their house but _ was not happy with the job that was done.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to paint their house over the weekend, and _ complemented them on what a great job they did.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX hires PersonY to paint a room in the house, so it's more likely _ is the homeowner.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to a sip and paint because _ loved to sip wine and paint.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX is better at remodeling  the house than PersonY, so _ volunteered to paint the bedroom.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX knew what she wanted while PersonY was indecisive, so _ was asked to choose the paint color.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX loved to paint while PersonY despised it, because _ was such an aspiring artist.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX managed to get paint everywhere during the job whereas PersonY spilled not as _ was very careless.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY paint the house, but _ didn't apply the first brushstrokes.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX painted a rainbow on the walls in her room but PersonY didn't because _ likes to see colors.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX want to paint his room green and PersonY wants to paint his room gray.  _ bought green paint today.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX wanted a bought a new house from PersonY but _ wanted to change up the paint job.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX wanted to give the living room a coat of paint but PersonY did not because _ was interested in DIY.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX wanted to paint their walls and PersonY wanted to help, so _ asked for help with the job.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX wanted to teach PersonY how to paint using watercolors because _ was a good teacher.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was a much better artist than PersonY so _ was chosen to paint the school mural.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was able to buy new paint for his house this weekend unlike PersonY, because _ was wealthy.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was able to paint a pretty picture but PersonY was not. _ had their work displayed in an art gallery.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was humiliated by PersonY because _ picked out a color of paint that he did not like.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was mad at PersonY because _ spilled paint on her bedroom floor while painting the walls.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was splashed with paint by PersonY, and _ was angry because their new clothes were ruined.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX was yelled at by PersonY after ( _ ) got paint all over the new floors and rug.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: PersonX's main artistic medium was paint, while PersonY preferred to work with clay, since _ was trained as a painter.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: The color of the paint was quite pleasing to PersonX however PersonY believed it to be too bright. _ painted their room with the brightly colored paint.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: The house needed redecorating, which PersonX was much better at than PersonY, since _ was much tidier with paint.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: The paint on PersonX's house is older and starting to peel, while PersonY's looks fresh. _ 's house was painted a decade ago.


Input: Context Word: paint.

Output: The paint was the perfect color for PersonX but not PersonY because it was _ favorite color.


Input: Context Word: built an immunity to the common cold.

Output: PersonX stayed home from work and PersonY did not because _ had not built an immunity to the common cold.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if the blueberry jam was homemade because _ wanted to know how to make it.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if the blueberry pie they were eating was homemade because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX baked homemade cookies for the bake sale, while PersonY bought cookies at the store, because _ was a terrible cook.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a jar of homemade strawberry jam as _ likes to grow fruits and vegetables himself.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX kept a well stocked kitchen while PersonY did not, so _ always had homemade food.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX liked to go to PersonY 's house for some homemade food, since _ was a terrible cook.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX made PersonY a homemade chocolate cake and cookies because _ was an excellent cook.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX made a delicious homemade chocolate cake for PersonY , and _ enjoyed making it.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX made a homemade pie while PersonY bought a pie at the store because _ was an excellent baker.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX was having more wax buildup in their ears than PersonY, so _ thought to create a homemade ear cleaner.


Input: Context Word: homemade.

Output: PersonX's homemade bird food was better than PersonY because _ remembered to include sunflower seeds.


Input: Context Word: overseas.

Output: PersonX is getting ready to teach overseas so he asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is leaving country.


Input: Context Word: overseas.

Output: PersonX moved far overseas without PersonY since _ just loved to have long foreign adventures.


Input: Context Word: enjoying.

Output: PersonX was enjoying the movie a lot more than PersonY, because _ really liked horror movies.


Input: Context Word: poem.

Output: PersonX wrote a poem to PersonY for Valentine's day, and _ spent a lot of time on the poem.


Input: Context Word: poem.

Output: While in a bookstore, PersonX read a poem to PersonY because _ wanted to go out.


Input: Context Word: detective.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that he thought that is wife was cheating on him, so _ chose to hire a private detective.


Input: Context Word: detective.

Output: The detective wanted to interview PersonX but not PersonY since _ was a witness to the crime.


Input: Context Word: next of kin.

Output: PersonX had more money then PersonY, because _ inherited money from his uncle being next of kin.


Input: Context Word: beats.

Output: PersonX beats his wife regularly and PersonY does not which is why _ is going to jail.


Input: Context Word: beats.

Output: PersonX was more musically talented than PersonY all their life. _ could keep rhythm and beats easily.


Input: Context Word: vitamins.

Output: PersonX gave them vitamins everyday, and PersonY took them, because _ was a good parent.


Input: Context Word: vitamins.

Output: PersonX had to take vitamins while PersonY did not because _ ate a very unhealthy diet.


Input: Context Word: vitamins.

Output: PersonX took more vitamins than PersonY did because _ had a more frail and sickly body.


Input: Context Word: vitamins.

Output: PersonX won't grow up to be as physically healthy as PersonY because _ always forgets to take their vitamins.


Input: Context Word: vitamins.

Output: The consumption of vitamins is more important to PersonX than to PersonY because _  is a healthy orientated person.


Input: Context Word: service.

Output: PersonX needs to service their car and do routine maintenance so they recruit PersonY to help, _ likes to have a partner.


Input: Context Word: service.

Output: PersonX was always at PersonY 's service during the day, as _ was very helpful.


Input: Context Word: service.

Output: PersonX was not impressed by the service at the restaurant, but PersonY thought it was great, because the waiter ignored every request _ made.


Input: Context Word: service.

Output: The service station was built next to PersonX's and not PersonY's because _ had an empty lot next to him.


Input: Context Word: Celsius.

Output: PersonX heard Celsius temperatures in weather reports while PersonY heard Fahrenheit temperatures because _ lived in Canada.


Input: Context Word: swearing.

Output: PersonX often heard person PersonY swearing in front of children so _ asked her to stop.


Input: Context Word: Pregnancy.

Output: PersonX was having a lot of problems during their pregnancy while PersonY was getting on well. _ had a lot of issues with nausea.


Input: Context Word: superstitions.

Output: PersonX walked under the ladder while PersonY went around it, since _ did not believe in superstitions .


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: After a boring meeting, PersonX closed her eyes and dozed while PersonY took a walk, as _ had gone to bed late the night before.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX had black circles under their eyes after spending the night at PersonY's house, and _ decided not to sleep away from home again.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX had much better eyes for fashion than PersonY , so _ always offered wardrobe advice.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX had some redder eyes than PersonY did because _ was a much sicker person.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX is an ophthalmologist, PersonY is not so go to _ for advice about your eyes.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX is worried about their eyes but PersonY is not as shortsightedness is common in _ 's family.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX liked the look of blue eyes but PersonY liked green eyes. _ bought a pair of blue contacts.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: PersonX was having a lot of trouble with their eyes but PersonY wasn't. _ made an appointment with their ophthalmologist.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: So _ enjoys eating carrots for their eye health because PersonX needs good eyesight while PersonY doesn't.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: The eyes of PersonX are green, while PersonY has brown eyes, so _ is has more recessive genes.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: The eyes of PersonX were better than PersonY so _ never had to wear glasses during the day.


Input: Context Word: eyes.

Output: The man looked PersonX right in the eyes but not PersonY because _ was very rude to him.


Input: Context Word: paintbrushes.

Output: PersonX cleaned his paintbrushes with a different soap than PersonY, but _ found that his brushes were dirtier.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: Finding information on the internet suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ was younger and used the internet more.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to get onto the internet, because _ was not computer savvy.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX had more access to updated information and news than PersonY because _ had access to the internet.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX is not very familiar with the internet, while PersonY knows everything about it, so _ is the technology newbie.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX likes to spend a lot of time on the internet but PersonY does not. _ is always on their computer surfing the web.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX put a timer on PersonY's internet access, so that _ could monitor the time they spent on games.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX spent a massive amount of time on the internet while PersonY spent little time. _ had to get their eyes checked from staring at a screen all day.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX used the tablet to surf the internet and find recipes but not PersonY because _ had the wifi password.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: PersonX's internet was working fine but it was not for PersonY, so _ was able to browse web pages.


Input: Context Word: internet.

Output: The internet is a safe place for PersonX, while PersonY deals with mean comments. _ finds it easy to fit in.


Input: Context Word: username.

Output: PersonX forgot their username but PersonY remembered it, so _ needed to be reminded what it was.


Input: Context Word: installing.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help with installing a coolant flush kit because _ had never worked on a car before.


Input: Context Word: installing.

Output: PersonX had trouble with installing Laravel Framework and asked for PersonY's help, because _ doesn't know anything about computers.


Input: Context Word: installing.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was having trouble installing a font on their MAC so _ arrogantly asked if they had unzipped the file.


Input: Context Word: profitable.

Output: PersonX never understood accounting, but PersonY knew everything about it, so the business of _ failed to be profitable.


Input: Context Word: hem.

Output: PersonX was a better seamstress than PersonY so _ fixed the hem on the pants so much faster.


Input: Context Word: Vitamin D.

Output: People said PersonX was much more attractive than PersonY due to _ getting more Vitamin D.


Input: Context Word: trailer.

Output: PersonX decides to buy a new trailer from PersonY because _ is shopping for one.


Input: Context Word: trailer.

Output: PersonX owns a trailer, while PersonY does not have one, so it is more likely that _ likes to vacation by camping.


Input: Context Word: pruning shears.

Output: PersonX always cleaned the pruning shears but not PersonY because _ had problems with dirt.


Input: Context Word: Workshop.

Output: PersonX wanted to conduct a workshop for PersonY to learn how to play poker because _ was passionate about teaching.


Input: Context Word: leg muscles.

Output: PersonX had sore leg muscles after running a race. After PersonY gave her some ice, _ felt relief.


Input: Context Word: leg muscles.

Output: Skipping leg day was something that PersonX never did but PersonY did often. _ had very big leg muscles.


Input: Context Word: digestion.

Output: In nursing class, PersonX asked PersonY if they could borrow the notes from the lecture on digestion, because _ thought their own notes might be incomplete.


Input: Context Word: digestion.

Output: PersonX's digestion has been off and his stomach hurts, so PersonY recommends medicine. _ is an average joe.


Input: Context Word: polygraph.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was worried about passing the polygraph test because _ was calm.


Input: Context Word: counterfeit.

Output: PersonX got duped by the counterfeit handbags, but PersonY knew the deal was too good to be true, because _ was too trusting.


Input: Context Word: working out.

Output: PersonX has stronger muscles than PersonY, because _ loves working out at the gym every day.


Input: Context Word: impression.

Output: PersonX did not know how to make a good impression for an interview with PersonY. _ was surprised when he did not get the job.


Input: Context Word: impression.

Output: PersonX looked me directly in the eye, but PersonY avoided eye contact, so _ made a bad first impression.


Input: Context Word: impression.

Output: PersonX made a better impression on the boss than PersonY because _ had always been lazy.


Input: Context Word: impression.

Output: The impression PersonX makes on people is always disastrous, while PersonY is just the opposite. _ is mean and hot tempered.


Input: Context Word: combine.

Output: PersonX chose not to combine their forces with PersonY, because _ preferred to be a loner fighter.


Input: Context Word: hickey.

Output: People laughed at the hickey on PersonX more than the one on PersonY because the one on _ was visible.


Input: Context Word: hickey.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a hickey on the neck, so teacher looked at _ with great disappointment.


Input: Context Word: hickey.

Output: PersonX had been making out with their partner but not PersonY, so _ wound up with hickey on their neck.


Input: Context Word: haunted.

Output: PersonX offered to walk in front of PersonY through the haunted house, because _ was courageous.


Input: Context Word: cremated.

Output: PersonX was cremated after death while PersonY was buried because _ was against being buried.


Input: Context Word: chemo.

Output: PersonX decided to have chemo to treat their cancer, but PersonY only had radiation, because _ felt the chemo was invasive.


Input: Context Word: chemo.

Output: The chemo that PersonX had failed, while PersonY's was able to work, so _ ends up dying.


Input: Context Word: happen.

Output: PersonX knew what was going to happen in the movie and told PersonY, so _ felt sorry for spoiling the surprise.


Input: Context Word: coordination.

Output: PersonX didn't have the same level of coordination as PersonY, so _ failed the gymnastic tryout.


Input: Context Word: organic products.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to start using organic products, because _ felt they were safer for the environment.


Input: Context Word: ASE certification.

Output: PersonX has just received his ASE certification, while PersonY has had his for years, so _ is the inexperienced mechanic.


Input: Context Word: arrives.

Output: PersonX is being scolded by PersonY for showing up late to the meeting because _ always arrives tardily.


Input: Context Word: drills.

Output: Practicing sprint drills helps PersonX run faster than PersonY as _ moved his legs faster.


Input: Context Word: jackfruit.

Output: PersonX loves cooking and eating jackfruit tacos more than PersonY because _ is a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: jog.

Output: PersonX cannot Jog the same long distance that PersonY could jog because _ is old.


Input: Context Word: jog.

Output: PersonX used to go to the park to jog but PersonY did not as _ was very fit.


Input: Context Word: jog.

Output: PersonX will jog past PersonY every morning because _ prefers to be in first place.


Input: Context Word: virus.

Output: Contracting the virus was a major concern of PersonX but not PersonY, because _ had a weakened immune system.


Input: Context Word: virus.

Output: PersonX was taken to the hospital but PersonY wasn't because _ contracted the virus that was going around.


Input: Context Word: Kitchen.

Output: In the kitchen, PersonX cooked the main dishes while PersonY cooked the side dishes because _ was the head chef.


Input: Context Word: challenging.

Output: Challenging authority was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of self confidence.


Input: Context Word: challenging.

Output: PersonX found it challenging to teach PersonY because _ felt they did not retain information very well.


Input: Context Word: challenging.

Output: PersonX found the homework less challenging than PersonY because _ had attended class that day.


Input: Context Word: challenging.

Output: PersonX was always challenging PersonY to a fist fight, because _ was an aggressive person.


Input: Context Word: graceful.

Output: When it comes to being graceful, PersonX is more so than PersonY because _ is more petite.


Input: Context Word: broke-up.

Output: PersonX cried to PersonY because _ broke-up with their long term spouse over a cheating scandal.


Input: Context Word: disrespect.

Output: The man showed disrespect to PersonX and not PersonY because he was disgusted with _ actions.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: PersonX did not play sports in high school but PersonY did because _ was too weak to participate.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: PersonX had a natural athletic ability that PersonY lacked, so _ excelled at sports in school.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: PersonX loves to play sports, but PersonY really can't stand it because _ is more athletic.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: PersonX was better at playing sports than PersonY was because _ was much more athletic.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: PersonX was far worse at playing sports than PersonY, because _ tended to be uncoordinated.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: PersonX was very good at sports but PersonY was not. _ made it onto the football team.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: Since PersonX loved sports while PersonY loved paintings and photography, _ often was seen at basketball venues.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output: The sports agent didn't offer a contract to PersonX, but gave one to PersonY, because _ is injured.


Input: Context Word: taste.

Output: Eating bison was a taste PersonX enjoyed but not PersonY because _ like gamey meat.


Input: Context Word: rocks.

Output: PersonX wanted to show off her rock throwing skills to PersonY , so _ threw a few rocks .


Input: Context Word: sword.

Output: PersonX made a sword for PersonY to use in combat because _ was a smith.


Input: Context Word: deadline.

Output: PersonX was more efficient than PersonY, so _ almost never missed a deadline at work.


Input: Context Word: texting.

Output: PersonX bought unlimited text plans while PersonY did not because _ was faster at texting.


Input: Context Word: texting.

Output: Texting is easy for PersonX and difficult for PersonY because _ is a lot younger.


Input: Context Word: lie down.

Output: PersonX took her puppy to a training class taught by PersonY to learn how to lie down. _ had a lot of fun at the class.


Input: Context Word: thank-you card.

Output: PersonX got more presents at Christmas than PersonY, because _ always sent a thank-you card to the gifters.


Input: Context Word: plank.

Output: PersonX could hold the plank pose for three minutes while PersonY could only do so for 10 seconds because _ was in great shape.


Input: Context Word: plank.

Output: PersonX was in average physical condition while PersonY was a super athlete. _ was able to plank for 10 minutes.


Input: Context Word: christmas tree.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to hand him the star to put on top of the christmas tree because _ was on the ladder.


Input: Context Word: shoelaces.

Output: Learning to tie shoelaces was hard for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was a slow learner.


Input: Context Word: shoelaces.

Output: PersonX had shorter shoelaces than PersonY had on their shoes so _ tripped less often.


Input: Context Word: stealth.

Output: Stealth was something that suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ served in the military.


Input: Context Word: neglect.

Output: PersonX had childhood emotional neglect growing up while PersonY had a normal childhood. _ is disturbed.


Input: Context Word: photographs.

Output: PersonX liked to take photographs of the mountains as compared with PersonY who did not. _ thought the mountains were fascinating.


Input: Context Word: photographs.

Output: Photographs taken by PersonX are not as good as a PersonY because _ is an amateur photographer.


Input: Context Word: liver and onions.

Output: PersonX wanted to cook liver and onions for PersonY's dinner, because they knew it was _ 's favorite to cook.


Input: Context Word: obstacles.

Output: PersonX got their homework done with ease while PersonY kept running into obstacles, so _ took a short time to get theirs done.


Input: Context Word: obstacles.

Output: When encountering obstacles in life, PersonX worked to overcome them while PersonY gave up, so _ was successful.


Input: Context Word: Boat.

Output: PersonX didn't really care to go on boat rides but PersonY loved a cruise around the bay. _ had a problem with seasickness.


Input: Context Word: upside.

Output: PersonX got a lot more head injuries than PersonY when they were kids, because _ always hung upside down on the jungle gym.


Input: Context Word: lump.

Output: The doctor found a lump on PersonX while PersonY received a clean bill of health. _ now has to undergo further testing.


Input: Context Word: Spouse.

Output: PersonX didn't love their spouse anymore but PersonY still adored their spouse. _ was looking for a divorce lawyer.


Input: Context Word: Spouse.

Output: personx tried to comfort persony after the loss of his spouse and _ felt sorry.


Input: Context Word: theory.

Output: PersonX had a better theory than PersonY, so the profession gave _ the highest score.


Input: Context Word: embarrassing.

Output: PersonX kept getting into embarrassing situations that PersonY did not for _ didn't look were he was going.


Input: Context Word: embarrassing.

Output: PersonX thought it was embarrassing by what PersonY told everyone about them on Facebook, _ is easily embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: lactating.

Output: PersonX had a heavier baby than PersonY had because _ was lactating more when breastfeeding.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: Milk didn't set well in PersonX's stomach while PersonY had no such problems, so _ couldn't eat ice cream.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: Milk was PersonX's favorite drink but not PersonY's because _ grew up drinking it all the time.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX and PersonY went to the farm to see the animals, _ wanted to milk the cows.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX drank more milk daily than PersonY because _ had a severe case of osteoporosis.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX drinks a lot of milk but PersonY does not and as a result _ has very strong bones.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX enjoyed drinking lots of milk but PersonY avoided it, as _ was tolerant of lactose.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was allergic to milk so _ made a different cake for their birthday party.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX never dipped her cookies in milk but PersonY always did. _ was lactose intolerant.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX spilled her milk all over PersonY, forcing their mother to reprimand _ for it.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX wanted a drink of milk so PersonY got it out of the fridge, however _ changed his mind.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX was lactose intolerant and PersonY was not, so _ had a hard time digesting milk products at times.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX was lactose intolerant but PersonY was not, so _ drank almond milk instead of cow's milk.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX went to the store to buy milk for PersonY, and _ was at the store most of the morning.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: PersonX went to the store, owned by PersonY, to buy a gallon of milk, so _ bought the milk.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: Since PersonX liked their coffee black and PersonY did not, _ did not put milk in their coffee.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: So _ drinks milk because PersonX wants to have strong bone structures and PersonY have a weak stomach.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: The doctor suggested that PersonX but not PersonY drink more milk because _ had brittle bones.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: Wal-Mart had milk on sale so PersonX bought an extra gallon for PersonY, then _ drove to drop off the milk.


Input: Context Word: milk.

Output: When PersonX spilled milk on the floor, PersonY giggled and mom gave _ an understanding look.


Input: Context Word: program.

Output: Downloading programs came easy to PersonX but was difficult for PersonY because _ was technologically savvy.


Input: Context Word: program.

Output: PersonX had her computer program ready to go while PersonY was struggling with hers, so _ offered some help.


Input: Context Word: program.

Output: PersonX wants help from PersonY about blocking a program, because _ is a computer newbie.


Input: Context Word: program.

Output: Running a gym better suited PersonX than PersonY so _ was able to establish quickly a new yoga program.


Input: Context Word: program.

Output: The program was outlined by PersonX and was gone over with PersonY , _ was in giving out instructions.


Input: Context Word: program.

Output: There was lots of preparation for the upcoming workout program as PersonX helped PersonY lose weight since _ wanted to get paid.


Input: Context Word: lattice.

Output: PersonX broke a hole through PersonY's lattice fence when trying to climb it, so _ offered to repair it.


Input: Context Word: IP address.

Output: PersonX knows what an IP address is, but PersonY does not because _ is tech savvy.


Input: Context Word: surface.

Output: PersonX left smears all over the surface after cleaning PersonY's sink, because _ didn't try very hard.


Input: Context Word: surface.

Output: PersonX only ever showed their surface personality when interacting with PersonY, which made _ superficial.


Input: Context Word: surface.

Output: PersonX wanted a stucco surface on the walls of their new home but PersonY didn't because _ thought it looked nicer.


Input: Context Word: surface.

Output: PersonX was lazier than PersonY, and so _ had a rougher surface left on their varnished woodworking project.


Input: Context Word: surface.

Output: The surface at PersonX's house is hotter than PersonY's because _ lives in a very hot climate.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: After a long discussion, PersonX wanted fewer pets than PersonY for _ was allergic to the hair.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to find a new place to live because _ had several pets which were not allowed.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX didn't want PersonY to bring any more pets into the house, because _ was sick of them.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX didn't want any pets, but PersonY bought one anyway, which left _ pretty irritated.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX gave all the newborn puppies to PersonY because _ dislikes all kinds of pets.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX had more pets than PersonY did because _ liked being around animals much more.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX loves to have pets around the house but PersonY didn't, so _ went to the store and bought a kitten.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX must fork over more money than PersonY for pet treats every month because _ owns a lot more pets.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX spent more on pet food every week than PersonY because _ had more pets in their home.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: PersonX was not allowed any pets like PersonY, because _ sister was allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: pets.

Output: Pets are something PersonX hates, while PersonY is the opposite, so _ is a people person.


Input: Context Word: submissive.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because he liked to feel powerful. _ did not like to feel submissive.


Input: Context Word: rope swing.

Output: PersonX was ahead of PersonY in the line to use the rope swing, because _ got there first.


Input: Context Word: rope swing.

Output: Using his tool set, PersonX built an awesome rope swing for PersonY, because _ knew he would enjoy swinging on one.


Input: Context Word: overcome.

Output: PersonX had to overcome more obstacles in life than PersonY due to _ coming from a poorer background.


Input: Context Word: overcome.

Output: PersonX had to overcome more traumatic things in life than PersonY, because _ was drafted to go to the  the Vietnam war.


Input: Context Word: overcome.

Output: PersonX is determined to overcome his laziness and help PersonY do yard work, but _ is struggling to get up.


Input: Context Word: overcome.

Output: PersonX was more persistent and resourceful then PersonY so _ is much more likely to overcome adversity.


Input: Context Word: overcome.

Output: To help his friend overcome his fear of flying, PersonX flew with PersonY several times, after which _ allowed him to fly alone.


Input: Context Word: scum.

Output: There is more soap scum on the shower of PersonX compared to PersonY's because _ is a dirtier person.


Input: Context Word: concentration.

Output: Maintaining concentration with a lot going on is hard for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ had ADD.


Input: Context Word: concentration.

Output: PersonX maintained concentration while right while PersonY was constantly distracted, and therefore _ wrote a great paper.


Input: Context Word: customer service.

Output: The managers of the retail store wanted to promote PersonX rather than PersonY because _ provided excellent customer service.


Input: Context Word: internal.

Output: PersonX has a internal injury but PersonY is not a doctor and doesn't even know about first aid, _ will not find any medical help from him.


Input: Context Word: intuitive.

Output: PersonX was horrible at being intuitive unlike PersonY because _ never listened to their body.


Input: Context Word: intuitive.

Output: PersonX was intuitive and compassionate, while PersonY was egotistical and selfish. _ was an excellent friend to have.


Input: Context Word: action.

Output: PersonX enjoyed watching all the action while PersonY played on the field, because _ was an avid fan.


Input: Context Word: flashlight.

Output: A camper shined a flashlight at night. PersonX liked the dark and PersonY liked the light, so _ was upset.


Input: Context Word: flashlight.

Output: As they walked through the dark forest, PersonX could see much better than PersonY, because _ was the one carrying a flashlight.


Input: Context Word: flashlight.

Output: PersonX's flashlight ran out of batteries. PersonY was at work so _ went and picked them up at the store.


Input: Context Word: paste.

Output: PersonX put some paste on the paper while PersonY was teaching the students how, _ loved learning at the school.


Input: Context Word: Girlfriend.

Output: PersonX was envious of PersonY s girlfriend because _ 's girlfriend was so ugly in comparson.


Input: Context Word: Girlfriend.

Output: Personx sought persony advice on how to get his girlfriend back but _ could not get anything tangible from him.


Input: Context Word: Girlfriend.

Output: personx loves kissing his girlfriend in public even though persony despise such act but _ do not care.


Input: Context Word: vehicles.

Output: PersonX always walked by a lot of vehicles on his daily walk unlike PersonY, because _ lived in the city.


Input: Context Word: vehicles.

Output: PersonX is taking a on how to work on vehicles being taught by PersonY, _ needs to learn as much as she can.


Input: Context Word: outliers.

Output: Being a statistician was easier for PersonX than PersonY however _ had a harder time explain outliers.


Input: Context Word: quest.

Output: PersonX was given a quest by PersonY, so _ followed the map and solved the clues.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Guitar is something PersonX is not good at, while PersonY crushes it, because _ has stubby fingers.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to learn to play the guitar than it was for PersonY because _ had more musical talent.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Learning how to play guitar was well suited to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a good ear for music.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Learning to play the guitar came very easily to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was musically inclined.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX had an electric guitar, and PersonY had an acoustic, so _ needed an amp for their instrument.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to restring and tune his new guitar because _ didn't know how to.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX is the better guitar player when he is compared to PersonY because _ practices frequently.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX learned to play the guitar while PersonY did not, so _ was invited to join the band.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX listened to PersonY play a song on the guitar because _ did not know how to play.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX offered to teach PersonY how to play the guitar because _ was an great guitar player.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX played the guitar while PersonY played the piano, so _ plucked the strings when practicing.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX practices the guitar for hours on end but PersonY does not. _ becomes a big rock star.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed learning the guitar but PersonY did not as _ totally liked noise.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX really wanted PersonY to teach him to play the guitar, so _ asked what the cost would be.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX shredded the guitar solo while PersonY hammered on the piano, because _ was an excellent guitarist.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX started guitar lessons yesterday, whereas PersonY had been playing for ten years, so _ was very clumsy in their playing.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX stole a brand new electric guitar from his best friend, PersonY, making _ a bad friend.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX took guitar lessons from PersonY because _ was a total novice at the instrument.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX took guitar lessons from PersonY, because _ was excited to play it professionally for money.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX took lessons from PersonY because _ was new at playing the bass guitar .


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX was so jealous that PersonY knew how to play the guitar that _ signed up for lessons the next day.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY for guitar lessons because _ was a novice at playing the instrument.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Playing an electric guitar came easy to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had many years of experience.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Since PersonX owned an acoustic guitar while PersonY owned an electric one, _ played quieter songs without an amp.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Since PersonX was an expert at guitar while PersonY was an amateur, _ played their scaled with ease.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: The guitar came easily to PersonX, but PersonY really struggled, as a result of _ 's dexterous fingers.


Input: Context Word: guitar.

Output: Though they both owned guitars PersonX actually played while PersonY didn't because _ knew how to read music.


Input: Context Word: parasite.

Output: PersonX wasn't feeling well and went to see her doctor, PersonY, who ran some tests. The tests showed that _ had parasites in their stool.


Input: Context Word: litter box.

Output: Emptying the litter box was a dreaded chore for PersonX while PersonY didn't mind doing it. _ always tried to get someone else to handle it.


Input: Context Word: litter box.

Output: PersonX cleaned their cat's litter box twice a day but PersonY cleaned theirs twice a week. _ had a fresh smelling home.


Input: Context Word: litter box.

Output: PersonX didn't want to clean up the kitten's dirty litter box for PersonY so _ insisted on payment.