Input: Context Word: litter box.

Output: PersonX was scolded by PersonY for not emptying the litter box because it was _ 's turn to do the chore.


Input: Context Word: funds.

Output: PersonX held the funds for PersonY in a safety deposit account because _ was a banker.


Input: Context Word: notice.

Output: A notice was served to PersonX to vacate the building by PersonY. _ is more likely the tenant.


Input: Context Word: notice.

Output: PersonX notice something differnt about PersonY who surprised by this, _ pays attention to small details.


Input: Context Word: notice.

Output: PersonX was no longer interested in working for PersonY , so _ submitted her notice to resign.


Input: Context Word: TOEFL test.

Output: In the college entrance exam, PersonX did well on the TOEFL test, but PersonY did not because _ had a love for English.


Input: Context Word: Winter.

Output: In the Winter, PersonX never gets sick, but PersonY always has a cold. _ has a strong immune system.


Input: Context Word: Winter.

Output: PersonX has been hibernating all Winter, but PersonY was in the Bahamas. It's more likely _ is pale.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: After graduation, PersonX did not receive as many job offers as PersonY, because _ had inferior grades.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: Although the job interview went poorly for PersonX and well for PersonY, the company accepted _ for the job in spite of this.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: Because PersonX was far less successful at their job this year than PersonY, _ received a smaller raise.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: During a job interview, PersonX asked PersonY about their prior jobs because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: During their school holidays PersonX badly wanted to get a job but PersonY did not because _ was very hardworking.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: It was harder for PersonX to keep a job than it was for PersonY because _ was a bad worker.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: Managing rental properties suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had more knowledge of the local area and the job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX always has more money than PersonY, so _ told them to get a job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX always worked very hard in their job but unfortunately PersonY did not as _ was very diligent.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a job because _ was in need of a part time job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a job because they had a large business and _ was currently unemployed.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX could afford a better car than PersonY because _ had a better paying job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX did well in the interview for the job and not PersonY because _ was well prepared for the interview.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX didn't get the job after the interview process but PersonY did so their dad gave _ advice.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX earns more money per year than PersonY because _ has an extremely well-paying job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX got fired but PersonY managed to stay on his job position, because _ was a bad employee.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX got fired from his job but PersonY got a promotion because _ was terrible at his job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX got hired for the job right away, but PersonY did not, because _ had interviewed well.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX got the job that PersonY had also applied to because _ was better at talking in the interview.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX had a good paying job but PersonY did not have one. _ made a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX had a lot of experience related to the job while PersonY did not. _ had a higher chance of getting the job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX has recently got a job and needs help from co-worker PersonY on how to adapt, because _ wants to enjoy her job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX ignored PersonY who had just quit her job and moved to another state to be with her because _ is cold.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX is always willing to work overtime at his work unlike PersonY, because _ loves his job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed getting up and going to their job each day but PersonY did not because _ was very motivated.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX tried multiple times to help PersonY finding a new job, as _ is helpful.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX tried to encourage PersonY to get a job. _ thought it was lazy to have no job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX wanted the promotion at his job but PersonY got it instead because _ was less experienced.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a good job but PersonY did not because _ was very ambitious.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX was better suited for a day job than PersonY but _ needed a lot of help when communicating with coworkers.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: PersonX was worried they would get fired from their job but PersonY had no fear, since _ was a bad employee.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: The boss gave PersonX a job instead of PersonY. _ was happy with their interaction with the boss.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: The boss gave PersonX the job instead of PersonY because _ impressed the boss with good manners.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: The job of PersonX was a lot more difficult than PersonY because _ was a chemical engineer.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: The job was obtained by PersonX and not by PersonY, as a result of _ being on time to the interview.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: The new employee loved working with PersonX but hated working with PersonY for the reason that _ was great at their job.


Input: Context Word: job.

Output: When given the choice between PersonX and PersonY, regarding the job, _ had more experience which qualified him.


Input: Context Word: irons.

Output: PersonX never irons their clothing, while PersonY is just the opposite, so _ 's clothing is wrinkled.


Input: Context Word: rabbit hole.

Output: PersonX got his food stuck in a rabbit hole and needed PersonY to call the fire department. _ was embarrassed by the situation.


Input: Context Word: Summers.

Output: Summers are easy for PersonX cause she doesn't work, while PersonY has to work. _ is a teacher.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: Going to the funeral was more emotional for PersonX than PersonY because it was _ family member.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to go to work on Monday because _ had not suffered an emotional breakup over the weekend.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: It was more likely that PersonX would cry at a movie than PersonY because _ often got emotional.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: People say that PersonX is more emotional than PersonY is because _ cries a lot.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX cries and gets angry more often than PersonY because _ is the more emotional one.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX got very emotional when they watched movies but PersonY did not as _ was very weepy.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX had an emotional reaction to the movie while PersonY did not because _ was emotionally invested in the characters.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX is a psychologist, PersonY is a cook therefore _ could give you professional advice about your emotional state.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX is kind and considerate of his wife, PersonY is not therefore the wife of _ has no emotional problems.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX tended to get very emotional where PersonY did not because _ was very passionate.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX was cross with PersonY because _ was very emotional over the news that their father was sick.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX was feeling all emotional about PersonY's wedding because _ just got divorced last month.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: PersonX was very emotional and PersonY tried to help, because _ was going through a rough period.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: Today was a much more emotional day for PersonX than PersonY, because _ had a relative die.


Input: Context Word: emotional.

Output: When watching sad movies PersonX gets very emotional but PersonY does not because _ is very excitable.


Input: Context Word: conversations.

Output: Because PersonX was a recruiter and PersonY was a student, at the career fair, _ wanted to have conversations with people they could potentially hire.


Input: Context Word: conversations.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew what was said in the conversations with the lawyer because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: Husky.

Output: PersonX took great care of their pet Husky but PersonY did not because _ was a very careful pet owner.


Input: Context Word: donkey.

Output: At the poker table, PersonX is a donkey, but PersonY is not because _ has studied poker very little.


Input: Context Word: looking hot.

Output: PersonX asked if she was looking hot or not in the new dress PersonY had bought her, advice is something _ needs from others.


Input: Context Word: injured.

Output: PersonX was injured during the event but not PersonY because _ was right in the middle of the brawl.


Input: Context Word: injured.

Output: PersonX was injured when PersonY accidentally hit him in the face. _ is now angry.


Input: Context Word: relaxing.

Output: PersonX had an easier time relaxing than PersonY because _ was able to clear their mind.


Input: Context Word: radioactive.

Output: PersonX found radioactive material outside of his home, so he called the police and PersonY showed up to investigate, _ was relieved to find out it was a false alarm.


Input: Context Word: rational.

Output: PersonX was a very rational decision maker but PersonY was not. _ got a promotion at work.


Input: Context Word: bulk.

Output: During store hours PersonX waited for PersonY to arrive with the bulk orders for the weekly store order since _ insisted on being ready for it.


Input: Context Word: weights.

Output: PersonX had very large and bulky muscles but not PersonY because _ lifted extremely heavy weights.


Input: Context Word: weights.

Output: PersonX likes using weights more than PersonY does so when they workout together _ is smiling.


Input: Context Word: weights.

Output: The weights were easier for PersonX to lift than PersonY since _ worked out a lot.


Input: Context Word: motion.

Output: PersonX motioned towards the door and PersonY left the room, because _ had understood the command.


Input: Context Word: motion.

Output: PersonX tends to keep moving all of the time but not PersonY , _ is a good definition of the law of motion.


Input: Context Word: motion.

Output: PersonX was always in motion, while PersonY tended to stay still, since _ was full of energy.


Input: Context Word: motion.

Output: Prevent motion sickness was understandable to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was often motion sick as a youngster.


Input: Context Word: Peter Pan.

Output: PersonX gets to play Peter Pan in the play, but PersonY does not, so _ is excited.


Input: Context Word: alternative.

Output: PersonX couldn't find an alternative partner from PersonY, so _ settled for what they had.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX did a phenomenal kitchen renovation job as a contractor for PersonY, because _ is a perfectionist.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY as a contractor to build a retaining wall and _ was happy to pay money.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY for the new contractor position because _ wanted a high qualified employee.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to be the contractor of their home but _ didn't agree on the high price they wanted.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX hired a contractor to remodel their kitchen but PersonY remodeled theirs themself. _ gets a lot of compliments on their new kitchen.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX hired a contractor to work on his house while PersonY did not since _ thought it was affordable.


Input: Context Word: contractor.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to get a contractor license for their company, so _ helped them fill out the paperwork.


Input: Context Word: chia seeds.

Output: PersonX was more reluctant than PersonY to try eating chia seeds, because _ was a picky eater.


Input: Context Word: ramen.

Output: As a daily routine, PersonX ate ramen noodles while PersonY shied away from it. _ was unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: ramen.

Output: PersonX made some ramen noodles for lunch while PersonY had a salad, _ felt embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: acid reflux.

Output: PersonX ended up getting acid reflux after the meal, unlike PersonY, because _ had ordered a spicy dish.


Input: Context Word: acid reflux.

Output: PersonX hated eating spicy pizza while PersonY did not, because _ had frequent acid reflux.


Input: Context Word: acid reflux.

Output: The acid reflux of PersonX was worse than PersonY because _ ate has eaten terrible foods for a long time.


Input: Context Word: reflect.

Output: After taking time to reflect PersonX was sorry for their actions but PersonY was unrepentant. _ asked their priest for forgiveness.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: Because PersonX had much more stress than PersonY and did not exercise, _ had higher blood pressure.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: During the war, PersonX gave PersonY so much blood through transfusion that _ ended up dying.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: Feeling queasy around blood was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has never had a deep cut.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: People knew PersonX was scared of blood but not PersonY because _ fainted while looking at it.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to come to the blood bank to donate blood because _ donated blood very often.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when she was supposed to get the results back from the blood test because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX can't stand the site of blood, where as PersonY doesn't mind it. Therefore, _ would make a terrible nurse.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX cut his leg. PersonY said he couldn't help because _ lost too much blood.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX donated blood two days ago unlike PersonY because _ was an exact match for the blood type.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX drew the blood from PersonY's arm, because _ was using it to do some tests.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX fainted when there was blood to be seen so when PersonY was bleeding _ didn't look.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX got bested by PersonY in the fight, who made blood come from the nose of _ after the punch.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX got blood all over PersonY's new carpet after cutting their finger open and _ was apologetic.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX had blood all over them from PersonY after _ got done completing the invasive surgery and started sewing them up.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX had blood drawn at the hospital by PersonY because _ was the patient having tests run.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX has a problem with blood pressure so he goes to his doctor PersonY for help, because _ is worried.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX is a great nurse and PersonY is a famous doctor, blood is normal to them, _ assists doctors in operations.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX really got PersonY's blood pumping when _ pushed them to keep exercising even after they were tired.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX rolled up his sleeve for PersonY, so _ could donate blood for the blood bank.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX volunteered to donate blood to help others, but PersonY was unable to, since _ was healthy.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX wants to determine her baby's blood type so she goes to PersonY, because _ wants to know it.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX wants to remove blood stains from wood and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ know nothing about cleaning.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX was PersonY's nurse while she was in the hospital emergency room, so _ drew her blood for tests.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: PersonX was less squeamish then PersonY, so _ cleaned up all the blood on the floor.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: The autopsy was performed by PersonX instead of PersonY since _ tolerated the sight of blood .


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: The blood made PersonX pass out, so PersonY checked their vitals, because _ had a very weak stomach.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: The blood of PersonX was drawn by PersonY in the trailer because _ is a good samaritan.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: The blood pressure of PersonX is off the charts, and PersonY's is quite normal. _ eats a lot of bacon.


Input: Context Word: blood.

Output: The blood stain was present on PersonX 's face that came from PersonY, as _ had received a hard blow.


Input: Context Word: radius.

Output: When PersonX broke their radius bone PersonY was very helpful. _ appreciated their friends help.


Input: Context Word: prescribe treatment.

Output: PersonX made an order to prescribe treatment for PersonY's illness because _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: daughter.

Output: Although PersonX was the daughter of PersonY, it seemed _ gave all the orders anyway.


Input: Context Word: daughter.

Output: The daughter of PersonX was more embarrassed than PersonY's daughter because _ yelled at her in public.


Input: Context Word: daughter.

Output: Their daughter could relate more to PersonX than to PersonY on somethings because _ was a female.


Input: Context Word: harder.

Output: PersonX had a harder time compared to PersonY at completing projects. _ struggled to finish things.


Input: Context Word: harder.

Output: PersonX had a much harder life than PersonY, so when _ said life was good, it was an unusual sentiment.


Input: Context Word: proper.

Output: PersonX tried to learn the proper way to behave from PersonY, but _ was too stubborn to teach.


Input: Context Word: proper.

Output: PersonX was always criticizing PersonY for not using proper grammar, because _ was snobby about language.


Input: Context Word: survival.

Output: Survival was a sure thing for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very strong physically.


Input: Context Word: survival.

Output: Survival was something that suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ was a really tough guy.


Input: Context Word: payroll.

Output: Meeting payroll was a problem for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was a very poor businessperson.


Input: Context Word: required.

Output: PersonX required PersonY to finish every last piece of food on their plate, because _ was in charge.


Input: Context Word: Depression.

Output: PersonX was diagnosed with depression on Thursday by PersonY, something that _ was very afraid of.


Input: Context Word: Soccer.

Output: PersonX chose to pursue soccer, while PersonY chose to pursue ballet. Mother praised _ because she liked physical activities.


Input: Context Word: moonshine.

Output: At the bar, PersonX likes to drink moonshine, while PersonY does not. _ likes stronger drinks.


Input: Context Word: healing.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to wear a cast because _ had a bruise that was healing.


Input: Context Word: Corporate.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY as a guest to visit the corporate office to pick up an award. _ won the award.


Input: Context Word: Popsicle.

Output: PersonX was in better shape than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about having a Popsicle for dessert.


Input: Context Word: refrigerator.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help move their refrigerator because _ wasn't strong enough to move their refrigerator alone.


Input: Context Word: refrigerator.

Output: PersonX broke his refrigerator yesterday and PersonY offered to fix it even though _ knew what he was doing.


Input: Context Word: refrigerator.

Output: PersonX has a bigger refrigerator than PersonY because _ has more people in his family.


Input: Context Word: refrigerator.

Output: PersonX hated cleaning the refrigerator but PersonY loved it. _ disliked cleaning and household chores.


Input: Context Word: upper respiratory infection.

Output: PersonX managed to avoid an upper respiratory infection that year, but not PersonY, because _ had made sure to get a flu shot.


Input: Context Word: Business.

Output: PersonX has always wanted to start their own business, however PersonY prefers to work for a company. _ has a very entrepreneurial spirit.


Input: Context Word: Business.

Output: PersonX was an ideal person to run their own business but PersonY was not because _ was very organised.


Input: Context Word: Business.

Output: PersonX wrote out a business plan to get a bak loan while PersonY decided to just wing it. _ was rewarded with loan.


Input: Context Word: Business.

Output: Personx had thought of starting a business before persony but _ was not able to find the fund quicker.


Input: Context Word: kazoos.

Output: PersonX hated going to sporting events, but PersonY loved them. _ hated the loud sound of kazoos and cheering.


Input: Context Word: seat.

Output: PersonX led PersonY to their seat because _ was a hostess working for the restaurant.


Input: Context Word: seat.

Output: PersonX stood up in the subway car and offered his seat to PersonY because _ was sitting.


Input: Context Word: seat.

Output: The bench seats were not for PersonX but for PersonY because _ preferred softer seats.


Input: Context Word: breaking.

Output: PersonX keeps getting scolded by PersonY for breaking things and pushing other kids on the playground because _ is misbehaving.


Input: Context Word: freshwater.

Output: PersonX introduced PersonY to the sport of freshwater fishing, because _ grew up right next to a lake.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: Adopting a dog didn't work out for PersonX the way it did for PersonY because _ has a fear of dogs.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX had a fear about everything unlike PersonY, because _ had a horrible childhood growing up.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX had a lot of fear of dogs but not PersonY because _ was attacked by a dog as a child.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX had a lot of fear of heights while PersonY was fearless, and _ refused to go skydiving.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX had never been as adventurous or outgoing as PersonY. Mostly because _ was very fearful.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX is afraid of heights while PersonY is afraid of clos spaces, _ felt a lot of fear on the top of a building.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX is afraid of spiders and PersonY of snakes, _ saw a spider and ran in fear.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX isn't able to just get on the roller coaster as easily as PersonY because _ has a lot of fear.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY had a fear of heights. So _ agreed to clean the gutters.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX never feared anything like PersonY because _ had a very strong and very powerful mind.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX ruled over PersonY using fear, as _ was such an intimidating person to her.


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: PersonX shook and screamed in fear when PersonY jumped out from behind the bushes to scare _ .


Input: Context Word: fear.

Output: Since PersonX had a fear of heights while PersonY had a fear of people, _ avoided tall buildings.


Input: Context Word: Palitaw.

Output: Personx is better at making Palitaw meal than personY because _ father is a good chef.


Input: Context Word: human.

Output: PersonX is a renowned pathologist, PersonY is a teacher therefore _ examines dead human bodies.


Input: Context Word: human.

Output: PersonX really does not see many humans just PersonY these days, _ is a hermit.


Input: Context Word: cold sore.

Output: PersonX noticed a cold sore forming on PersonY 's lip, so _ quickly got them some ice to put on it.


Input: Context Word: spend.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY always had a nice sun tan because _ liked to spend hours in the sun everyday.


Input: Context Word: cars.

Output: PersonX knows everything about cars, but PersonY knows nothing, so _ owns and operates a body shop.


Input: Context Word: cars.

Output: PersonX took driving lessons from PersonY, because _ was eager to drive cars on the road legally.


Input: Context Word: cars.

Output: PersonX was really into cars, but PersonY thought they were stupid, so _ didn't invite them to the car show.


Input: Context Word: ivory.

Output: PersonX decided to pursue the ivory trade while PersonY did not. _ ended up in jail.


Input: Context Word: saving money.

Output: PersonX was much worse at saving money then PersonY so when _ broke his leg he couldn't pay his bills.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: Cooking for a large group was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ could read a recipe.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX 's banana bread was tastier and less dense than PersonY s because _ followed the recipe.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he could help him to cook the soup, because _ had forgotten the recipe.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX followed a recipe and it turned out perfect unlike PersonY, because _ is an experienced cook.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX followed the cake recipe precisely but PersonY substituted some ingredients. _ baked a cake that was tasty and delicious.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX followed the recipe line for line, while PersonY improvised, so _ had the more traditional pie.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX followed the recipe more precisely than PersonY because _ could not improvise with food.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX made a cake that was burnt unlike PersonY because _ disregarded the instructions of the recipe.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX tried a new recipe and asked PersonY how he liked it. _ hoped it tasted good.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: PersonX was a much better cook than PersonY because _ knew how to follow a recipe.


Input: Context Word: recipe.

Output: The recipe made by PersonX was better than  the one made by PersonY since _ followed the directions exactly.


Input: Context Word: showers.

Output: PersonX prefers to be clean every day unlike PersonY, so _ likes to take more showers.


Input: Context Word: brother.

Output: Because PersonX had a brother and PersonY had no brothers, _ went to a lot of football games.


Input: Context Word: brother.

Output: PersonX really likes PersonY's older brother, so she needs help, because _ is in love.


Input: Context Word: brother.

Output: PersonX wants to become more supportive brother so he asks for PersonY's advice, because _ needs help.


Input: Context Word: healing a fissure.

Output: The doctor said PersonX was better than PersonY at healing a fissure because _ added fiber to meals.


Input: Context Word: guard.

Output: PersonX snuck past the guard in the dark but PersonY got caught, because _ was quiet.


Input: Context Word: guard.

Output: PersonX was always on guard when meeting new people but not PersonY because _ was weary with people.


Input: Context Word: flower.

Output: As it was Mother's Day PersonX picked a flower for their mum but PersonY did not because _ was very affectionate.


Input: Context Word: flower.

Output: PersonX always had fresh flowers in the house unlike PersonY because _ loved the smell of them.


Input: Context Word: flower.

Output: PersonX had a flower garden that was twice as big as PersonY's since _ had more time to tend to it.


Input: Context Word: flower.

Output: When PersonX gave flowers to PersonY as an anniversary gift, _ spent too much money.


Input: Context Word: selling.

Output: PersonX asked if PersonY if they were going to be selling fresh home made apple pie this year, _ is a consumer.


Input: Context Word: selling.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was facing jail time because _ was caught selling counterfeit merchandise at the mall.


Input: Context Word: tower.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to run for cover because _ noticed the tower was about to collapse.


Input: Context Word: tower.

Output: PersonX was a big person and towered over PersonY when they stood side by side. _ was taller.


Input: Context Word: Egg Salad.

Output: Egg salad was a speciality of PersonX but PersonY could not make it so _ made him an egg salad  sandwich.


Input: Context Word: ceiling.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was better suited to hang the decorations on the ceiling because _ is tall.


Input: Context Word: ceiling.

Output: PersonX wanted to hang a chandelier from their ceiling so they called PersonY for help because _ had never mounted from a ceiling beam.


Input: Context Word: Exercise.

Output: At the gym, PersonX followed PersonY 's lead during the exercise routine. _ was his student.


Input: Context Word: Exercise.

Output: PersonX liked to exercise but PersonY liked to chill, so _ bought a gym membership.


Input: Context Word: Google.

Output: PersonX is a frequent user of Google, but PersonY never goes on there because _ loves the company.


Input: Context Word: Google.

Output: When PersonX needs to know something she searches Google unlike PersonY, _ is familiar with the internet.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: It made sense that PersonX and not PersonY would write screenplays for movies because _ was a very creative person.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: People say PersonX is less creative than PersonY, so it's more likely that _ is the serious person.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: PersonX came up with a creative way to surprise PersonY, because _ is fun loving.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: PersonX was more creative than PersonY because _ took a college level class in creativity.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: The CEO told in the meeting that PersonX is less creative than PersonY because _ report was unimaginative and bore.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: The painting of PersonX sold for more than the one by PersonY because _ was more creative.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: The stories that PersonX writes turn out better than PersonY's because _ is more creative.


Input: Context Word: creative.

Output: There was a painter, PersonX, and lawyer, PersonY, so most people thought _ was more creative.


Input: Context Word: Federal Taxes.

Output: PersonX requested PersonYs assistance with their federal taxes because _ had no idea what to do.


Input: Context Word: Door.

Output: Personx always have his house door closed so as to say safe from persony whenever _ is alone.


Input: Context Word: Door.

Output: When the doorbell rang, PersonX opened the door and greeted PersonY. _ was hosting a party.


Input: Context Word: resist.

Output: PersonX was able to resist the cupcakes more than PersonY because _ has a lot of restraint.


Input: Context Word: Cats.

Output: PersonX loved cats but PersonY didn't so _ decided to keep the stray at their house.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: As the designer black midi dress looked worse on PersonX than on PersonY, _ found herself getting ignored by all the guys at the nightclub.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: Because PersonX's craftsmanship is much better than PersonY's, the judge said _ has the better homemade dress.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: Fashion was not PersonX 's strength, while PersonY was an expert, so _ asked her which dress was right for the occasion.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help dress appropriately for their job interview but _ found the perfect outfit themselves.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time the dress store closes in the mall, because _  had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX assures PersonY that the hem of the dress is the right length, because _ doesn't want to hem it again.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX believed they had to dress for success PersonY disagreed. _ felt that is why they were promoted.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX bought a new dress yesterday and couldn't wait to show PersonY. _ wanted to know if the color looked ok.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX could not find their favorite dress and it turns out PersonY _ stole from them.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX didn't know how to dress for the event like PersonY did. _ hired a personal assistant to help.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX enjoyed wearing a dress to work but not PersonY because _ was more feminine.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX gave her dress to PersonY because she couldn't fit it anymore. _ was too fat to wear it.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX is hired by PersonY to make a great dress for the ball due to _ being a seamstress.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX lent her favorite dress for PersonY to wear at her prom, and _ was very generous with it.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX liked to wear a dress suit to work but PersonY did not as _ was very smart innately.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX likes to dress up for parties, while PersonY doesn't because _ is a model.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX likes to wear dresses to school but PersonY doesn't because _ likes getting dressed up.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX looked better at the dance than PersonY because _ had a prettier looking dress.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX looked better in the dress than PersonY, as _ had a lot of self confidence..


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX nearly always wore a dress whereas PersonY wore slacks. _ generally found dresses comfortable.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to get down the stairs in her huge wedding dress, and _ felt a bit silly.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX paid more for their dress than PersonY did because the dress that _ wanted was embroidered.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX really liked the way PersonY looked at the party, so _ asked her where she bought her dress .


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX ruined PersonY's dress and know needs to get mold out of it, so _ asks professional help.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX wanted to dress up for the night but PersonY did not as _ had very glamorous tastes.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX was 4'11", while PersonY was 5'10", so the bridesmaids dress would probably be too long on _ .


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX wasn't sure what color of dress to buy unlike PersonY because _ was indecisive.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX wears a black dress to the dance, while PersonY chooses a yellow one. _ probably has a darker personality.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX would pay a thousand pounds for a designer dress but PersonY would not because _ was very fashionable.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX's dress looks more splendid than the one of PersonY because _ has a better seamstress.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: PersonX's dress was a lot longer than PersonY's because _ parents wouldn't let her wear a short dress.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: That color of that dress really suits PersonX but not PersonY, because _ doesn't like pink.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: The dress PersonX is wearing looks handmade, but PersonY's was bought in a designer shop. It's probably _ is financially stressed.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: The dress fit PersonX better than PersonY because _ was thin and had very a small shape.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: The dress that PersonX bought for the dance is much nicer than the one PersonY got because _ is rich.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: The sleek dress fit PersonX very well but fit PersonY very poorly because _ was very trim and fit.


Input: Context Word: dress.

Output: While going shopping, PersonX found a dress more quickly than PersonY because _ is a skinnier person.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: A knife for hunting is owned by PersonX, but PersonY doesn't have one, so _ is the boy scout.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: Everyone liked the PersonX's new knife more than PersonY's because _ spent more money on it.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: PersonX carried a knife with them for protection but PersonY carried a gun. _ stabbed the mugger who assualted them.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: PersonX has recently sold a knife to a PersonY, because _ is a really good salesman.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: PersonX practiced their knife skill in chef school but PersonY didn't try as hard. _ never once cut their finger while working.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: PersonX pulled out a knife in the fight but PersonY had a gun. _ had always been terrified of accidentally shooting them self.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: PersonX was much better in chopping onion compared to PersonY, becase _ had a sharp knife.


Input: Context Word: knife.

Output: PersonX's skills with a knife were much sharper than PersonY's, because _ had grown up in a kitchen around many chefs.


Input: Context Word: Pond.

Output: PersonX had a pond in his backyard that PersonY took great care of, so _ was grateful.


Input: Context Word: Pond.

Output: PersonX liked to swim in a pond but PersonY like a pool better. _ happily jumped in the pond on the farm.


Input: Context Word: Eat.

Output: PersonX loved junk food but PersonY was a healthy eater, so _ was in a bad shape.


Input: Context Word: Eat.

Output: PersonX would often eat more than needed to keep from being hungry while PersonY would eat less. _ was found to be obese at their last checkup.


Input: Context Word: gemstones.

Output: PersonX is not familiar with gemstones, but PersonY knows them all, so _ is more likely to be the patron of a rock shop.


Input: Context Word: gemstones.

Output: PersonX was a thief that stole the precious gemstones from PersonY's home so _ ran from the police.


Input: Context Word: gemstones.

Output: While searching a bookstore, PersonX picked up a book about gemstones because _ wanted the perfect gift for PersonY.


Input: Context Word: promote.

Output: More people turned out for the event held by PersonX but not PersonY because _ really knew how to promote the concert.


Input: Context Word: productivity.

Output: PersonX's productivity has gone down lately, although PersonY is still going strong, so _ is passed on for a promotion.


Input: Context Word: dental implants.

Output: PersonX had dental implants but PersonY didn't so _ had to stick to eating soft food.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: Although PersonX has more of a history reading books than PersonY, _ likes to read more per day.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: PersonX has read a lot more books than PersonY has because _ works a full-time job as a librarian.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: PersonX love to read books but PersonY did not. _ bought books all the time.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: PersonX owns a lot more books than PersonY has at his house because _ is an avid reader.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: PersonX read more books than PersonY during the school year because _ was a much better reader.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: PersonX read more books than PersonY primarily because _ grew up with parents that read interesting books to them more often.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: PersonX really likes books, while PersonY doesn't care for them due to _ being an English Major.


Input: Context Word: books.

Output: Reading many books satisfied PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved a great story with characters.


Input: Context Word: spiritual.

Output: PersonX was a spiritual person, but PersonY only believed in science, because _ was faith based.


Input: Context Word: investment.

Output: PersonX made a huge investment into the new company but PersonY didn't because _ was rich.


Input: Context Word: investment.

Output: PersonX thought gold would be a good investment but PersonY did not agree. _ bought a bar of gold.


Input: Context Word: tablesaw.

Output: PersonX winced while their parent PersonY operated the tablesaw to cut the board, because _ was afraid of saws.


Input: Context Word: marbles.

Output: PersonX cracked marbles looked better than PersonY because _ remembered to use a stainless steel pan in the oven.


Input: Context Word: marbles.

Output: PersonX slipped and fell because PersonY had left marbles on the floor, so _ yelled loudly at her.


Input: Context Word: tan.

Output: Being bronze and tan was what PersonX aspired to but not PersonY because _ enjoyed being in the sun.


Input: Context Word: tan.

Output: It was easier for PersonX than PersonY to tan because _ had a job where they worked outside.


Input: Context Word: tan.

Output: PersonX got a nice tan at the beach but PersonY got a sunburn because _ used a good sunscreen.


Input: Context Word: tan.

Output: PersonX was able to get a tan more easily than PersonY, and as a result, _ needed to be on the beach fewer hours to tan.


Input: Context Word: tan.

Output: PersonX worked on their tan and PersonY didn't, so _ stayed out in the sun all day.


Input: Context Word: blackheads.

Output: Having blackheads made PersonX self-conscious, but PersonY didn't care about having them. _ had always been self-conscious about their skin.


Input: Context Word: blackheads.

Output: Skincare was important to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ simply couldn't stand having blackheads.


Input: Context Word: Tire.

Output: PersonX made a call to PersonY to come quickly because _ had a flat tire.


Input: Context Word: crying.

Output: PersonX began crying at the end of a movie. and PersonY laughed loudly so the parents comforted _ .


Input: Context Word: crying.

Output: PersonX is crying even though her friend PersonY _ the beauty pageant title out and out.


Input: Context Word: crying.

Output: PersonX sat down crying before PersonY come to his aid to offer help. _ was helpless.


Input: Context Word: crying.

Output: PersonX was embarrassed for crying in front of PersonY, because _ was ashamed of their emotions.


Input: Context Word: IBS.

Output: PersonX had to visit a doctor, PersonY, about her IBS because _ was in pain.


Input: Context Word: wildlife.

Output: The teacher was talking about wildlife to PersonX and not PersonY because _ had an affinity for animals.


Input: Context Word: clarity.

Output: PersonX helped bring a newfound sense of clarity to PersonY's understanding, because _ was a good communicator.


Input: Context Word: concierge.

Output: PersonX is rated as the better concierge when compared to PersonY, so _ has probably done it for a greater number of years.


Input: Context Word: menu.

Output: PersonX decided to just nibble of the plate that PersonY ordered because _ couldn't find anything good on the menu.


Input: Context Word: menu.

Output: PersonX had a harder time ordering from the menu than PersonY because _ is a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: menu.

Output: PersonX took a long time to look at the menu, while PersonY took a short time, so _ ordered last.


Input: Context Word: menu.

Output: The menu for the party was compiled by PersonX and not PersonY as _ was a very creative person.


Input: Context Word: menu.

Output: The menu had nothing on it that PersonX could eat, so PersonY offered to take _ to a different restaurant.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: Everyone loved the crochet blanket that PersonX made for PersonY's baby, so _ received several orders for more blankets.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: It was nearly Christmas and PersonX decided to crochet gifts for everybody, including PersonY. _ thought homemade gifts were special and unique.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: Learn to crochet was something PersonX learned at an early age but not PersonY. _ is able to knit a sweater.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: Learning to crochet was easier for PersonX than PersonY since _ already knew how to knit and sew.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teacher her to crochet, because _ did not know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY which type of yarn would be best for crocheting a scarf, because _ was a novice.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX attempts to teach PersonY to crochet, when _ realizes he doesn't know enough about it.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX found crochet relaxing, but it just frustrated PersonY. _ was a patient and creative person.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a sweater to show off her crochet skills, and _ enjoyed giving the gift.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX got a headstart on PersonY for the crochet project, because _ was faster and would catch up.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX learned how to crochet from their granny but PersonY didn't. _ knitted their dog a sweater.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX made PersonY a beautiful crochet scarf that got ruined in the washer. _ felt heartbroken that the scarf was destroyed.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX offered to teach her friend PersonY how to crochet a scarf for her mother's birthday. _ was proud to see the results of her tutoring.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX studied how to crochet but PersonY did not. _ made some cute little booties for their dog.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to crochet a dress, because _ was attending a knitting class.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to teach them how to crochet, so _ got the materials together for the lesson.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn how to crochet from PersonY because _ is excited to learn the skill.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX was a craftier individual thna PersonY so _ wanted to try to learn how to crochet.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX was learning from PersonY to crochet a scarf so _ could make a gift for their daughter.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX was learning to crochet but PersonY was not as _ was very physically dexterous.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: PersonX was trying to crochet a scarf for PersonY because _ loved to do arts and crafts.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: The crochet project completed by PersonX was better than the one completed by PersonY because _ was an experienced crafter.


Input: Context Word: crochet.

Output: While walking down the craft store aisle, PersonX bought a crochet set for PersonY _ to teach how.


Input: Context Word: empathy.

Output: PersonX found studying to be a counselor easier than PersonY. _ had natural compassion and empathy.


Input: Context Word: binoculars.

Output: PersonX sat disguised in the car watching PersonY through binoculars because _ was a spy.


Input: Context Word: binoculars.

Output: PersonX spotted the eagle before PersonY because _ had a pair of more powerful binoculars.


Input: Context Word: whey protein.

Output: PersonX has more muscle mass than PersonY, _ because/although he eats whey protein before he works out.


Input: Context Word: stocking.

Output: PersonX, without PersonY, still had lots of fun shopping to fill the kids stockings for Christmas. _ loved Christmas time.


Input: Context Word: degree.

Output: At the university, PersonX received a degree instead of PersonY because _ had been there for four years.


Input: Context Word: degree.

Output: PersonX was able to get a better job with better pay than PersonY because _ had a college degree.


Input: Context Word: Date.

Output: PersonX wanted a date with PersonY, however _ didn't have a clue how to approach them.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: PersonX had a mental block about their feelings for PersonY, so _ was unable to make the first move.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is a gardener so _ can talk about the mental health issues of autism with authority.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: PersonX is a psychologist, PersonY is not due to this _ would be best to discuss your mental health with.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: PersonX was having a mental breakdown but PersonY wasn't because _ had a difficult time dealing with stress.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: PersonX was just released from a mental hospital, but PersonY has never been to one. Some people might call _ crazy.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: PersonX was suffering from a bunch of mental issues that PersonY was unable to deal with, because _ was depressed.


Input: Context Word: mental.

Output: Playing chess was a blast for PersonX while PersonY despised it because _ was just better at mental games.


Input: Context Word: Personality.

Output: personx talked to persony about people hating his personality and _ also cried about it.


Input: Context Word: Umbrella.

Output: As it began to rain, PersonX ran to PersonY because _ forgot to bring an umbrella.


Input: Context Word: mistakes.

Output: Being a manager better suited PersonX and not PersonY although _ was much less likely to admit mistakes.


Input: Context Word: mistakes.

Output: PersonX didn't know how to admit their mistakes to PersonY because _ screwed up so many times before.


Input: Context Word: mistakes.

Output: PersonX made more mistakes on the test than PersonY so _ had a lower score.


Input: Context Word: mistakes.

Output: PersonX made more mistakes than PersonY when painting the mural, even though _ paid more attention.


Input: Context Word: mistakes.

Output: PersonX made more mistakes than PersonY while filling out the paperwork, because _ was careless.


Input: Context Word: mistakes.

Output: PersonX was constantly making mistakes at work but PersonY was not because _ was careless and irresponsible.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX admired the antique piano in PersonY's living room, so _ offered to buy it.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them pick up a piano they had bought because _ didn't have transportation.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX gave lessons to PersonY , as _ had so much piano playing knowledge and experience.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX hated going to piano class unlike PersonY because _ was less disciplined with the practice.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX offered to teach PersonY to play the piano because _ would be a good teacher.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX plays the piano a lot better than PersonY does because _ has longer fingers.


Input: Context Word: piano.

Output: PersonX stopped and listened to the man playing the piano unlike PersonY because _ was free.


Input: Context Word: sense.

Output: PersonX doesn't have as much foresight as PersonY does because _ does not possess a sixth sense.


Input: Context Word: spreadsheet.

Output: PersonX was excellent at making a spreadsheet but not PersonY which is because _ took an Excel training class.


Input: Context Word: spreadsheet.

Output: While checking the spreadsheet, PersonX found what he thought was a mistake by PersonY, and _ attacked his supposedly wrong data entry.


Input: Context Word: spreadsheet.

Output: While working on the spreadsheet, PersonX hit a snag and needed advice from PersonY.  _ asked for help and received it.


Input: Context Word: School.

Output: PersonX attained much better grades in school than PersonY did because _ studied really hard.


Input: Context Word: School.

Output: PersonX had to borrow PersonY 's car to get to school on an important exam day. _ 's car had broken down.


Input: Context Word: School.

Output: PersonX looked forward to going to school every morning but PersonY dreaded it. _ was a top student at their college.


Input: Context Word: School.

Output: PersonX rode with PersonY to school so that he wouldn't be late to class. _ 's car was not working.


Input: Context Word: magician.

Output: PersonX spent more on the children's birthday party than PersonY. _ thought a magician was a good use of funds.


Input: Context Word: irregularities.

Output: The IRS found irregularities in the tax return of PersonX but not PersonY, so _ was given an audit.


Input: Context Word: landslide.

Output: PersonX was better prepared during the landslide than PersonY because _ listened to the local news on their radio.


Input: Context Word: wheelchair.

Output: After the war, PersonX is confined to a wheelchair, but PersonY was lucky. So, _ suffered an injury at war.


Input: Context Word: wheelchair.

Output: Maneuvering a wheelchair is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ has full use of their hands.


Input: Context Word: wheelchair.

Output: PersonX planned ahead to take PersonY to Disney World, because _ knew it would be harder with their wheelchair.


Input: Context Word: confessed.

Output: PersonX confessed all of their sins to PersonY, because _ was a person who wanted to have forgiveness.


Input: Context Word: confessed.

Output: The punishment for PersonX was worse than that for PersonY because _ confessed to more crimes.


Input: Context Word: shampoo.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY bought the special volumizing shampoo suggested by the stylist because _ had thick hair.


Input: Context Word: shampoo.

Output: PersonX finishes off their shampoo bottle much faster than PersonY because _ has really long hair.


Input: Context Word: shampoo.

Output: PersonX loved the smell of PersonY's shampoo, so she asked where to buy it. _ went and bought a bottle the next day.


Input: Context Word: shampoo.

Output: PersonX must wash their hair more frequently than PersonY because _ hasn't yet discovered dry shampoo.


Input: Context Word: shampoo.

Output: The shampoo that PersonX used worked worse than PersonY's because _ shampoo was less expensive.


Input: Context Word: shampoo.

Output: The stylist used shampoo on PersonX and not PersonY since _ requested a full service cut.


Input: Context Word: Neck Pain.

Output: PersonX woke up with a lot of neck pain, so PersonY made them a cold compress to help which made _ feel a lot better.


Input: Context Word: femme fatale.

Output: PersonX is considered a femme fatale, while PersonY is not because _ is super attractive.


Input: Context Word: bottles.

Output: PersonX bottles all the drinks and PersonY sells them to the bars, because _ is the production worker.


Input: Context Word: bottles.

Output: PersonX drank eight bottles of beer before PersonY got there and _ was very drunk.


Input: Context Word: sunlight.

Output: PersonX dislikes the sunlight more than PersonY because _ has a tendency to easily burn.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: Getting good grades at school was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _  really liked studying.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX did better at school than PersonY because _ was always in the library studying.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX got a much higher grade on the exam than PersonY, because _ spent a long time studying.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX had spent more time studying for the exam than PersonY, therefore _ received a higher score on the test.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX hated studying for school but PersonY thought it was worth the effort. _ usually got poor grades on their school work.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX played soccer outside while PersonY was studying for the exams. _ was a bad student.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX was always studying for tests and doing homework on time but PersonY was not, so _ got much better grades.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: PersonX was studying constantly for the test while PersonY procrastinated, so _ did very well on the test.


Input: Context Word: studying.

Output: Studying is easier for PersonX than it is for PersonY because _ is more intelligent.


Input: Context Word: copper.

Output: PersonX put copper insulation in their pipes while PersonY didn't, so _ 's pipe were clean.


Input: Context Word: bongos.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY 's drum studio, so _ could learn how to play the bongos .


Input: Context Word: desktop.

Output: A desktop computer is the right system for PersonX instead of PersonY because _ works in the office all day.


Input: Context Word: desktop.

Output: PersonX can't travel with their computer as freely as PersonY can because _ only owns a desktop computer.


Input: Context Word: washer.

Output: PersonX loved the washer that PersonY bought for her, so _ wrote a thank you note.


Input: Context Word: washer.

Output: PersonX put handwash only clothes in the washer but PersonY washed them by hand as _ was lazy.


Input: Context Word: washer.

Output: While operating the washer, PersonX had their clothes cleaned, while PersonY still had dirty clothes. _ had used the right amount of detergent.


Input: Context Word: moral.

Output: PersonX remembers that getting letters from PersonY was always a moral up lifter, _ remembers friends.


Input: Context Word: warmer.

Output: PersonX felt a lot colder than PersonY, who was warmer, because _ was close to the air conditioner.


Input: Context Word: notebook.

Output: PersonX required that a notebook be brought to class, so after PersonY forgot, _ provided one.


Input: Context Word: skillet.

Output: PersonX's home is filled with pots, pans, and skillets, but PersonY does not have many. _ eats at home more.


Input: Context Word: Carpet.

Output: PersonX liked the look of hardwood floors in a house but PersonY thought carpet was nicer. _ had the contractor put oak boards on their floors.


Input: Context Word: Summer.

Output: During the summer, PersonX followed PersonY around to imitate his activity because _ was an influencer.


Input: Context Word: formica.

Output: PersonX was disappointed to see that PersonY had formica countertops, because _ thought formica was tacky.


Input: Context Word: blind.

Output: PersonX has normal vision, while PersonY has been blind their whole life. _ 's life has been easier.


Input: Context Word: blind.

Output: PersonX learns from PersonY about how blind people walk with canes, and _ is fascinated.


Input: Context Word: blind.

Output: PersonX took PersonY's hand and guided them through the aisles, because _ knew they were blind.


Input: Context Word: blind.

Output: Two different methods to help the blind people at the shelter, PersonX raised money for it while PersonY preferred to do work for it because _ was a businessman.


Input: Context Word: suitcase.

Output: PersonX can pack a suitcase with more ease than PersonY because _ travels a lot for business.


Input: Context Word: suitcase.

Output: PersonX threw out the dirty suitcase instead of cleaning it like PersonY suggested because _ are wasteful.


Input: Context Word: suitcase.

Output: PersonX was always ready to pack a suitcase at no notice whilst PersonY was not because _ was an adventurous type.


Input: Context Word: suitcase.

Output: The new suitcase of PersonX is classier than PersonY's suitcase because _ is a lot wealthier.


Input: Context Word: crossfit.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to show how to exercise at the local crossfit, because _ seldom worked out.


Input: Context Word: crossfit.

Output: PersonX was in better shape than PersonY was because _ went to crossfit and worked out everyday.


Input: Context Word: eraser.

Output: PersonX and PersonY  both had made mistakes on their papers, however _ used an eraser because they had used a pencil.


Input: Context Word: eraser.

Output: PersonX needed a eraser from PersonY so _ promised to do their homework for a entire week.


Input: Context Word: fries.

Output: PersonX always ate a lot of French fries but PersonY did not as _ really loved potatoes.


Input: Context Word: injection.

Output: After the injection, PersonX had plumper lips than PersonY, so _ looks a little more promiscuous.


Input: Context Word: injection.

Output: PersonX gets injections on a regular basis, but PersonY doesn't get any because _ has diabetes.


Input: Context Word: injection.

Output: PersonX was nervous about the injection, so PersonY gave her a stress ball to squeeze. _ was the patient.


Input: Context Word: injection.

Output: PersonX went to the doctor to get an injection with PersonY because _ was sick.


Input: Context Word: Lychee.

Output: personx wanted to be able to eat as much Lychee as persony could but _ has smaller appetite.


Input: Context Word: current.

Output: PersonX had to pull PersonY out of the dangerous ocean current because _ was a lifeguard.


Input: Context Word: abscess.

Output: PersonX treated PersonY's new abscess so _ spent time answering questions about proper wound care.


Input: Context Word: splint.

Output: It's Summer, and PersonX has to wear a splint for a month, while PersonY does not, so _ is unhappy.


Input: Context Word: splint.

Output: PersonX needed a splint on their arm but not PersonY because _ had a broken arm.


Input: Context Word: irritates.

Output: PersonX irritates PersonY every single time they open their mouth, because _ is incredibly abrasive.


Input: Context Word: avoiding saying bad words.

Output: PersonX is avoiding saying bad words and PersonY is not because  _ has a bad habit of cursing when stressed.


Input: Context Word: Lasagna Noodles.

Output: It takes personx more time than persony to boil Lasagna Noodles  and hence _ noodles is always softer.


Input: Context Word: quickly.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to win the race because _ ran very quickly.


Input: Context Word: quickly.

Output: PersonX finished the exam more quickly than PersonY and the rest of the class because _ studied.


Input: Context Word: quickly.

Output: PersonX quickly got away from PersonY as soon as they realized how much _ had been manipulated by them.


Input: Context Word: quickly.

Output: PersonX quickly jumped to the rescue of PersonY after _ saw them falling onto the subway tracks.


Input: Context Word: quickly.

Output: PersonX quickly reacted to avoid the car crash that PersonY never saw coming, because _ had fast reflexes.


Input: Context Word: quickly.

Output: The reason that PersonX ate quickly while PersonY did not eat another bite was because _ was hungry.


Input: Context Word: saliva.

Output: PersonX wiped all of the saliva off of PersonY's chin, because _ was a caretaker.


Input: Context Word: day.

Output: Both with pearly white arms, PersonX sleeps inside all afternoon while PersonY plays outside in the sun. At the end of the day, _ still has white arms.


Input: Context Word: day.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY the day of their life at the park, so _ was generous with the experience.


Input: Context Word: day.

Output: PersonX learned new organizational skills from PersonY because _ 's day schedule was very chaotic.


Input: Context Word: day.

Output: PersonX watches TV and sleeps all day while PersonY is out working two jobs. _ is lazy.


Input: Context Word: stressful situation.

Output: PersonX was much more upset than PersonY because _ was in the midst of a stressful situation.


Input: Context Word: opposing.

Output: PersonX is the on a opposing team against PersonY this Saturday, _ is the the Captian of her team.


Input: Context Word: appliances.

Output: PersonX was able to buy the appliances cheaper than PersonY because _ had a coupon.


Input: Context Word: use an exfoliating cleanser.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to use an exfoliating cleanser since _ had watched a few videos on youtube.


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: At the gym, PersonX is stinky all the time, while PersonY smells good. This is because _ uses a cheap deodorant.


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she could borrow her deodorant, because _ she had forgotten to bring some.


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: PersonX smelled much worse than PersonY after the baseball game although _ was wearing deodorant.


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: The deodorant that PersonX uses has loads of chemicals, but PersonY uses an all natural one. _ is like an average consumer.


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: Using deodorant regularly was a priority for PersonX, but not for PersonY, and as a result nobody felt the need to avoid _ .


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: When PersonX started to stink, PersonY bought him some deodorant; _ was going through puberty.


Input: Context Word: deodorant.

Output: You could smell PersonX but not PersonY because _ did not put on deodorant before leaving the house.


Input: Context Word: twins.

Output: PersonX gave birth to twins and PersonY delivered them, so _ was sure to thank them when it was done.


Input: Context Word: tadpoles.

Output: PersonX loved tadpoles while PersonY didn't so _ took the task of cleaning up the pond.


Input: Context Word: shave.

Output: A shave was required more often for PersonX than PersonY because _ was particularly shaggy.


Input: Context Word: shave.

Output: During the morning while PersonX would shave, PersonY watched with curiosity because _ was the father.


Input: Context Word: shave.

Output: PersonX decided to shave his face to look more like PersonY because the police were looking for _ .


Input: Context Word: shave.

Output: PersonX has a hairy back but PersonY has hardly any hair on their back. _ has to shave their back every week.


Input: Context Word: prison inmate.

Output: PersonX requested PersonY to supply him with the prison inmate number, because _ did not know it.


Input: Context Word: agency.

Output: The recruiting agency of PersonX does better than PersonY's due to _ having an amazing reputation.


Input: Context Word: agency.

Output: Working in a government agency better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ followed the rules.


Input: Context Word: university.

Output: Because PersonX wanted to be a welder and PersonY wanted to be a engineer, _ went to trade school instead of university.


Input: Context Word: university.

Output: Even though PersonX starts school in fall, PersonY does not because _ was the only one out of them that got accepted to the university.


Input: Context Word: infertile.

Output: At the doctor's, PersonX finds out that he is infertile, but PersonY is not, so _ is very sad.


Input: Context Word: infertile.

Output: Because PersonX is infertile but PersonY can conceive naturally, _ decided to adopt a child.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: Being themselves is more challenging for PersonX than PersonY because _ isn't comfortable in their own skin.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX felt more comfortable around women than PersonY. so _ was considered to be smoother.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX never felt comfortable being around PersonY, because _ always thought they acted a little creepy.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX thought the couch was very comfortable while PersonY liked the chair best. _ thought the chair was hard.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX tried to make PersonY more comfortable because _ was sick last week and wanted to help.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was comfortable presenting the group project, but PersonY blanched at the idea, because _ had experience speaking in public.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was more comfortable in the kitchen than PersonY because _ had worked in restaurant before.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was more comfortable selling vacuums door-to-door than PersonY because _ had worked as a salesman before.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was more comfortable speaking in front of large groups than PersonY because _ had taken public speaking courses in college.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was more comfortable studying French than PersonY because _ studied other languages in school.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was more comfortable swimming in the pool than PersonY because _ was not afraid of the water.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX was trying to get comfortable on PersonY but _ was too big to be held.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX wasn't able to get comfortable in the house with PersonY, because _ was antisocial.


Input: Context Word: comfortable.

Output: PersonX's jeans are quite comfortable, while PersonY's pair is annoying. _ went with a baggier size.


Input: Context Word: abused horse.

Output: PersonX fostered an extremely abused horse because PersonY loved animals and _ loved to make her happy.


Input: Context Word: puree.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to cook so _ was surprised when the other make a better puree.


Input: Context Word: heartbroken.

Output: PersonX is really heartbroken so she asks for an advice PersonY, because _ feels sad.


Input: Context Word: Sauce.

Output: PersonX did not want to give PersonY the recipe for the special sauce, so _ hid the recipe card.


Input: Context Word: motor.

Output: PersonX kept their motor well maintained but PersonY ignored their engine maintenance. _ saved a lot of money on car repairs.


Input: Context Word: motor.

Output: PersonX worked on the motor with PersonY's help because _ didn't know as much about engines.


Input: Context Word: motor.

Output: The motor on PersonX's boat is acting strangely, so he brings it to PersonY. _ is the boat owner.


Input: Context Word: takes care.

Output: PersonX often takes care of PersonY when they are sick and _ often feels resentful.


Input: Context Word: Mono.

Output: personx contacted mono from persony when they were playing and _ confronted him about it.


Input: Context Word: finance.

Output: PersonX does not know how to manage hers finance so she asks PersonY for help, because _ spends to much.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: Honey was always an ingredient in PersonX's tea but not for PersonY because _ like the tea sweet.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX advised PersonY to add more honey later if homemade wine doesn't come out as sweet as he likes as _ is an experienced wine maker..


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX always had fresh honey compared to PersonY because _ lived next to a store selling local honey.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they had any honey to share, but _ was all out.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to buy honey from the store because _ liked having it in tea.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY went to harvest the honey because _ was afraid of the bees.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX made honey on toast for breakfast, but PersonY did not eat it because he thought it was gross. _ thought it was rude not to eat the toast.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX tries to convince PersonY to use honey to treat the cut on her finger, because _ knows it will help.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: PersonX was planning on sharing the honey with PersonY after dinner, so _ was selfless.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: The honey that PersonX gets from their bees is better than that of PersonY because _ has a more healthy bee hive.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: The honey was almost gone, so PersonX gave PersonY money to buy more. _ was angry when it was spent on something else.


Input: Context Word: honey.

Output: The honey was more appealing to PersonX than PersonY, because _ had a special taste for sweet things.


Input: Context Word: smart saving.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY has plenty of money in the bank because _ practiced smart saving for over twenty years.


Input: Context Word: caring.

Output: Caring for terminally ill patients was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had gone to nursing school.


Input: Context Word: caring.

Output: PersonX had an easier time caring for their German short-haired pointer than PersonY because _ loved dogs.


Input: Context Word: caring.

Output: When it comes to caring for pets, PersonX is better than PersonY due to _ being a vet.


Input: Context Word: cue.

Output: The pool cue used by PersonX at the billiards hall was covered with more chalk than the one used by PersonY; consequently, _ was practically flawless when breaking.


Input: Context Word: stealing.

Output: After PersonX caught PersonY stealing _ thought that they could no longer trust them to handle the money for the store.


Input: Context Word: stealing.

Output: PersonX got convicted for stealing but not PersonY so _ ended up without their freedom.


Input: Context Word: stealing.

Output: PersonX had no scruples about stealing from their employer but PersonY was appalled by it. _ was very dishonest.


Input: Context Word: stealing.

Output: PersonX had previously been convicted of stealing as opposed to PersonY who never had. _ was very dishonest.


Input: Context Word: stealing.

Output: Stealing from people was acceptable to PersonX but not PersonY , as _ lacked a conscience.


Input: Context Word: pub.

Output: PersonX spent a lot of time at the local pub, but PersonY did not, because _ enjoyed alcohol.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX always has freshly pressed clothes but PersonY always has wrinkled clothing. _ uses an iron on their clothes very often.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX couldn't believe that PersonY didn't even own an iron, because _ loved ironing clothes.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX disapproved the wrinkled shirt PersonY was wearing and _ decided to iron the shirt.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX got a new iron for Christmas, but PersonY didn't because _ needed a new one.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX had an iron deficiency and asked PersonY for advice because _ wanted to be healthy.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX has a muscular body while PersonY does not, mostly due to the fact that _ spends much time pumping iron.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX was more than happy to help PersonY increase his iron consumption since _ is a nutritionist.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: PersonX's dress was wrinkle free and had perfect pleats but not PersonY's because _ owned an iron.


Input: Context Word: iron.

Output: While PersonX was anemic and PersonY was not _ never took iron supplements to help out.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: PersonX had more trouble planning for the future than PersonY because _ rarely considered alternate outcomes and different possibilities.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: PersonX was more knowledge about the restaurants in the area than PersonY, so _ made the dinner plan.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: PersonX was more organized with regards to studying than PersonY as _ always made plans.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: PersonX's plan was a lot worse than PersonY's because _ put almost zero thought into it.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: The plan devised by PersonX to get PersonY to like them failed, as _ did not really try it.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: The plan was for PersonX to come to the rally and not PersonY because _ was a very competent individual.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: The plan was to give PersonX a raise and not PersonY because _ deserved it more for all of his hard work.


Input: Context Word: plan.

Output: The plan was to have PersonX be the guest speaker and not PersonY, however _ was busy that day.


Input: Context Word: make an escape plan.

Output: PersonX wanted to make an escape plan and PersonY didn't because _ liked to be prepared for anything.


Input: Context Word: seasick.

Output: Because PersonX gets seasick more often than PersonY, _ is less likely to go on a cruise.


Input: Context Word: geek.

Output: PersonX was considered a geek by  PersonY, but _ wanted to change how people saw him today.


Input: Context Word: cakes.

Output: PersonX's cakes cool much more quickly than PersonY's, as a result of _ putting them on the window sill.


Input: Context Word: cakes.

Output: Staying slim was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ liked eating candy and cakes regularly.


Input: Context Word: cakes.

Output: The cakes PersonX makes aren't as tasty as the ones PersonY makes. This is because _ is an amateur baker.


Input: Context Word: cakes.

Output: The cakes that PersonX makes taste terrible compared to PersonY's, so _ is not the baker.


Input: Context Word: cakes.

Output: The cakes were given to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had his birthday that day.


Input: Context Word: Study.

Output: PersonX was always behind with his studyies compared to PersonY. That's why _ needed to study more.


Input: Context Word: Study.

Output: PersonX was always happy to be able to study but PersonY was not because _ was a very diligent student.


Input: Context Word: obnoxious.

Output: At times, PersonX can be obnoxious in class, while PersonY is always well behaved. It's likely _ is immature.


Input: Context Word: obnoxious.

Output: PersonX was known to be quite obnoxious to their coworkers however PersonY was quite accommodating with their office mates. _ was never invited to drinks after work.


Input: Context Word: bottom.

Output: PersonX was staring at PersonY's bottom, which caused _ to become quite attracted during the incident.


Input: Context Word: likeable.

Output: PersonX had many friends while PersonY was more of a loner, because _ was more likeable as a person.


Input: Context Word: artist.

Output: PersonX wanted a painting so he went to PersonY's artist studio. Feeling satisfied by a piece _ bought it.


Input: Context Word: artist.

Output: PersonX won the local art show award that PersonY wanted because _ was declared a better artist.


Input: Context Word: cruise ship.

Output: On the cruise ship to Mexico, PersonX threw PersonY overboard because _ had become angry.


Input: Context Word: was a point guard and.

Output: PersonX was a point guard and and PersonY was not because _ was very good at passing and faking.


Input: Context Word: siphon.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he could siphone some gas from the tank, because _ was out of gas.


Input: Context Word: Bee.

Output: PersonX helped his neighbor, PersonY, deal with a bee infestation because _ is a exterminator.


Input: Context Word: Rumors.

Output: personx had some bad rumors carried about him by persony and _ confronted him about it.


Input: Context Word: scientists.

Output: PersonX was more worried about climate change than PersonY because _ believed what  the majority of scientists were saying.


Input: Context Word: countertops.

Output: PersonX washed their countertops frequently to keep them clean but PersonY's were always a mess because _ was very careful.


Input: Context Word: exhaustion.

Output: PersonX missed many more days at work than PersonY because _ suffered from physical exhaustion.


Input: Context Word: lose 15 pounds.

Output: PersonX got to go shopping for a new wardrobe while PersonY stayed home. _ had worked hard to lose 15 pounds.


Input: Context Word: start a women's book club.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY start a women's book club at the library because _ had experience starting one.


Input: Context Word: Pom-Pom.

Output: PersonX's Pom-Pom was fluffier than PersonY, so _ was able to cheer the team more effectively.


Input: Context Word: potions.

Output: PersonX made potions in the video game while PersonY made a sword because _ needed more healing.


Input: Context Word: light.

Output: PersonX does not want to light a cigar while PersonY wants to light a cigar.  _ did not light a cigar.


Input: Context Word: light.

Output: PersonX enjoyed the ambiance of low light, PersonY did not due to that _ liked candlelight.


Input: Context Word: light.

Output: PersonX had to help PersonY read the restaurant menu in the dim light, because _ had good eyesight.


Input: Context Word: light.

Output: PersonX suffered during the winter when light levels dropped, but PersonY remained unaffected, because _ was susceptible to seasonal affective disorder.


Input: Context Word: light.

Output: PersonX's plants were a lot worse than PersonY's , because _ did not allow enough light for them.


Input: Context Word: light.

Output: So _ wanted to turn off the lights because PersonX wants to sleep and PersonY wants to stay up.


Input: Context Word: cold water.

Output: PersonX found swimming in cold water to be more invigorating than PersonY because _ lived in a hot climate.


Input: Context Word: cold water.

Output: PersonX had to convince PersonY to jump in the frozen lake. _ loved the feeling of cold water baths and showers.


Input: Context Word: friends and family.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY needed a larger wedding venue because _ had lots of friends and family.


Input: Context Word: shark teeth.

Output: PersonX found far less shark teeth on the beach than PersonY, which made _ jealous of him.


Input: Context Word: Evict.

Output: PersonX needed to evict PersonY from the apartment right away, so _ mailed an eviction notice.


Input: Context Word: tie.

Output: PersonX knew how to wear a tie but not PersonY because _ worked in an uptight job setting.


Input: Context Word: tie.

Output: PersonX wanted to sew a tie for her husband so asked for PersonY's help since _ isn't crafty.


Input: Context Word: tie.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to help with his tie because _ knew how to do it properly.


Input: Context Word: tie.

Output: PersonX was volunteered to go over and tie PersonY's bow tie because _ was skilled at it.


Input: Context Word: tie.

Output: PersonX wore a suit and tie while PersonY wore jeans so _ ended up getting the job.


Input: Context Word: Tug of War.

Output: PersonX is smug after playing Tug of War against PersonY, because _ has won the game.


Input: Context Word: Tug of War.

Output: PersonX was losing the tug of war battle with PersonY, when _ found extra strength and ripped the rope as hard as possible.


Input: Context Word: burrito.

Output: PersonX ordered a beef burrito combo meal at PersonY's food truck, where _ paid five dollars in exchange for the food.


Input: Context Word: burrito.

Output: The burrito that PersonX ate was more delicious than PersonY's burrito because _ the chef was from Mexico.


Input: Context Word: badminton.

Output: PersonX played badminton more than PersonY so _ was surprised when they lost the match.


Input: Context Word: badminton.

Output: PersonX plays badminton but PersonY plays baseball, so _ hits a birdie in their sport.


Input: Context Word: paperwork.

Output: PersonX found the office job easier than PersonY because _ has experience with filing paperwork.


Input: Context Word: swing.

Output: Having a swing set in the backyard seemed more natural for  PersonX than PersonY because _ had several children.


Input: Context Word: traveling.

Output: PersonX was nervous about traveling to meet PersonY for the first time. _ hadn't traveled to meet an online friend before.


Input: Context Word: traveling.

Output: PersonX was traveling across the country to visit PersonY, so _ spent the whole day driving.


Input: Context Word: Plant.

Output: PersonX bought a plant for PersonY to put in her garden, so _ received a thank you card.


Input: Context Word: debris.

Output: PersonX tripped over the debris in the road unlike PersonY, because _ is very careless and clumsy.


Input: Context Word: made more donations.

Output: PersonX made more donations to charities than PersonY because _ believed in charitable giving in life.


Input: Context Word: tooth infection.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if a tooth infection was very painful because _ never had a toothache.


Input: Context Word: locket.

Output: PersonX always wears a locket of her kids, but PersonY doesn't have one because _ is a parent.


Input: Context Word: locket.

Output: PersonX got a cheap locket for PersonY to celebrate their anniversary.  _ was very inconsiderate.


Input: Context Word: locket.

Output: PersonX was pleased to get a locket from their mate but PersonY wasn't because _ loved to wear jewelry.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: During Halloween, PersonX received more candy than PersonY because _ asked directly for a treat.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX _ loved the treats PersonY took the time to bake for them every weekend.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX bought some donuts to treat PersonY because fortunately  _ was feeling generous this morning.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX decided that they would treat PersonY to a massage at the spa because _ was so thankful.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX found PersonY 's company to be a treat lately, as _ was usually without friends.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX gave their dog biscuits as a treat. PersonY refused to give their dog treats. _ had a very fat dog.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX goes to visit PersonY at the hospital to treat the disease because _ is a cancer patient.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX knew how to treat PersonY well, so _ always gave a thoughtful gift on her birthday.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX knew how to treat a stubborn child but PersonY did not because _ was a parent.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX knew how to treat a suspected heart attack but PersonY did not because _ had undertaken a first aid course.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX loves dogs and doesn't have one of her own. So when PersonY visits with her dog, _ gives it treats and spoils it.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX treats the workers at the factory better than  PersonY, because _  has kindness in the heart.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX tried to treat the disease of PersonY but was unsuccessful because _ did not have much experience treating that disease.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX was sure that she treated PersonY well, as _ was always thanked by her for being so nice.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX was trying to treat the ulcer of PersonY at the hospital because _ is a doctor.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX was very promiscuous while PersonY was quite chaste. _ had to visit the clinic to be treated for herpes.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX went to the doctor to treat their ailments but not PersonY so _ became healthier.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: PersonX's boyfriend was happy in their relationship unlike PersonY's because _ knew how to treat him right.


Input: Context Word: treat.

Output: The kitten is drawn to PersonX less than PersonY because _ never gives her a treat.


Input: Context Word: boxer.

Output: PersonX was an experienced boxer, while PersonY was a novice, so _ gave weekly lessons.


Input: Context Word: workers.

Output: The workers walked right past PersonX and up to PersonY because _ had been ignoring them all day.


Input: Context Word: Chicken.

Output: PersonX loved having fresh eggs for breakfast every morning but PersonY hated eggs. _ bought a chicken to raise for eggs.


Input: Context Word: Chicken.

Output: When PersonX's chicken won a prize while PersonY's entry did not, _ beamed with pride.


Input: Context Word: problem-solving.

Output: In depth mathematical problem-solving suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had an analytical mind.


Input: Context Word: frost off car windows.

Output: PersonX was a safer driver in winter than PersonY. _ didn't even clear the frost off car windows.


Input: Context Word: key.

Output: PersonX locked himself out of the house unlike PersonY because _ didn't have a spare key.


Input: Context Word: key.

Output: The key to the city was given to PersonX and not PersonY because _ had done more for the place.


Input: Context Word: dressed.

Output: PersonX impressed the interviewer at their first interaction and PersonY did not because _ was dressed appropriately for the interview.


Input: Context Word: bullies.

Output: Bullies usually left PersonX alone but bothered PersonY because _ was really very physically strong.


Input: Context Word: touch.

Output: PersonX was a hunt and peck typist while PersonY was a touch typist so _ always finished their school papers slower.


Input: Context Word: teenage.

Output: PersonX had a teenage girl and PersonY had a teenage boy, so _ bought their kid a lot of makeup on their birthday.


Input: Context Word: teenage.

Output: PersonX has to go to cheer practice and dance recitals while PersonY gets to sit at home because _ has a teenage daughter.


Input: Context Word: teenage.

Output: The shallow teenage student flirted with PersonX but ignored PersonY because _ drove a new sports car.


Input: Context Word: Mulethi.

Output: personx could testify to the potent of the Mulethi persony sold to him after it cured _ sickness.


Input: Context Word: soldering.

Output: PersonX found it easier than PersonY to learn soldering techniques because _ had taken metal shop classes in school.


Input: Context Word: bone.

Output: PersonX needed to be vigilant about her bone health which PersonY worries about since _ is elderly.


Input: Context Word: bone.

Output: PersonX played with the bones while PersonY shied away since _ was interested in archaeology.


Input: Context Word: bone.

Output: PersonX wants to hear the results of PersonY's screening for bone cancer, so _ calls to ask what happened.


Input: Context Word: freezing.

Output: PersonX installed a koi pond in PersonY's yard even though it was freezing cold out, because _ owed their friend a favor.


Input: Context Word: hay.

Output: PersonX grew a lot of hay on their farm but not PersonY because _ bred grazing animals.


Input: Context Word: knees.

Output: Because PersonX had bad knees while PersonY had healthy knees, _ felt pain when hiking long distances.


Input: Context Word: knees.

Output: PersonX fell and skinned his knees while playing with PersonY, so _ asked for a band-aid.


Input: Context Word: knees.

Output: PersonX sometimes sits on their knees whilst personY does not. This is because _ is religious.


Input: Context Word: knees.

Output: The knees of PersonX are aching, but PersonY's are fine. This is because _ is an old man.


Input: Context Word: privacy.

Output: PersonX cared a lot more about his privacy compared to PersonY. _ didn't like being the center of attention.


Input: Context Word: privacy.

Output: PersonX had more privacy than PersonY did because _ had their own personal room at school.


Input: Context Word: needles.

Output: Shots and needles scare PersonX but not PersonY, because _ had a bad experience at the doctor's office as a child.


Input: Context Word: decoupage.

Output: Every surface in PersonX's office wad decoupaged with flowers but not PersonY's because _ knew how to do it.


Input: Context Word: Cake.

Output: On Friday, PersonX received a cake from PersonY. It was _ 's birthday on Friday.


Input: Context Word: cilantro.

Output: PersonX gave the supply of cilantro to PersonY because _ did not have a taste for the herb.


Input: Context Word: Store Potatoes.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to store potatoes in his basement, because _ had nowhere to keep them.


Input: Context Word: complain.

Output: PersonX would wildly complain about small things unlike PersonY because _ had a histrionic personality.


Input: Context Word: Green Bell Peppers.

Output: PersonX grew green bell peppers in their garden and gave some to PersonY because _ hated them.


Input: Context Word: turkey.

Output: Eating turkey was good for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ is the type of person who loves meat.


Input: Context Word: turkey.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of turkey breast but not PersonY because _ was on a low fat diet.


Input: Context Word: crayfish.

Output: PersonX was a vegetarian but PersonY adored seafood; _ thought lobsters and crayfish were disgusting.


Input: Context Word: costs.

Output: PersonX didn't consider the costs when they bought the house from PersonY, so _ was stuck with the money pit.


Input: Context Word: crossroads.

Output: Coming to a crossroads in PersonX life they have come to PersonY looking for forgiveness, _ wants to be redeemed.


Input: Context Word: ravenclaw.

Output: PersonX has made a new Ravenclaw friend, PersonY and _ wants to learn how to act like a Ravenclaw.


Input: Context Word: presence.

Output: They thought PersonX but not PersonY to be a psychic because _ could feel the presence of a spirit in the room.


Input: Context Word: IRS.

Output: PersonX owed back taxes and would not answer the phone when PersonY called, because _ was avoiding the IRS.


Input: Context Word: wood stove.

Output: PersonX installed the intricate and traditional wood stove for PersonY so _ could get paid.


Input: Context Word: steal.

Output: At the mall, PersonX persuaded their hesitant friend PersonY to steal a pair of pants after much convincing and _ was very excited about it.


Input: Context Word: steal.

Output: PersonX  tried to steal PersonY car, but failed miserable because _ is a weak person when it comes to fighting.


Input: Context Word: steal.

Output: PersonX tended to steal while PersonY was lawful, so _ was often in trouble with the law.


Input: Context Word: Content.

Output: PersonX was overly vain about their looks but PersonY was content with their looks. _ went to the doctor and had their lips plumped.


Input: Context Word: theatre.

Output: PersonX was a much better actor than PersonY so _ passed the audition for the theatre company.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: Mother likes PersonX's pet better than PersonY's because _ has a pet smaller than a gerbil.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: PersonX buys a gerbil as a birthday present for PersonY, and _ decides to also buy food for the gerbil.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: PersonX likes the feeling of a gerbil in their bum but PersonY did not. _ put the gerbil in their bum.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: PersonX wanted a pet gerbil while PersonY insisted on a cat. _ had never particularly liked felines.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: PersonX was a good veterinarian and treated PersonY's sick gerbil because _ cared about animals.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: The baby gerbil loves PersonX more than PersonY because _ always gives her lots of treats.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: The gerbil came over to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was holding a carrot stick.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: The gerbil of PersonX died from neglect, while PersonY's is nice and healthy. _ is an irresponsible pet owner.


Input: Context Word: gerbil.

Output: The gerbil scurried to PersonX and sat on their hand but bit PersonY when they tried to feed it, because _ cared for it regularly.


Input: Context Word: Trademark.

Output: PersonX chose not to trademark their catch phrase but PersonY did, so _ lost out on a lot of royalties.


Input: Context Word: predator.

Output: PersonX was always harrased in social media by PersonY, because _ is a inferior  predator.


Input: Context Word: drone.

Output: PersonX thought a drone was a fun toy but PersonY did not. _ went to Best Buy and bought a drone.


Input: Context Word: drone.

Output: The drone was being piloted by PersonX over the house of PersonY because _ was into spying.


Input: Context Word: Jamaica.

Output: PersonX loves the country of Jamaica but PersonY likes the Bahamas better. _ decided to vacation in Kingston.


Input: Context Word: coping.

Output: PersonX had a hard time coping with the death of PersonY so _ talked to a medium.


Input: Context Word: coping.

Output: PersonX had an easier time coping with not being able to transition than PersonY because _ spent time caring care of themselves.


Input: Context Word: Defense Contractor.

Output: PersonX had a more detailed portfolio than PersonY for the defense contractor position, so _ did get the job.


Input: Context Word: gardening.

Output: PersonX enjoys gardening a lot of times and PersonY don't because _ is attracted to plants and flowers.


Input: Context Word: gardening.

Output: PersonX had always had a more beautiful yard than PersonY. _ loved gardening and found it relaxing.


Input: Context Word: gardening.

Output: PersonX helped with the gardening around PersonY's house every day in the summer because _ was a landscaper.


Input: Context Word: gardening.

Output: PersonX spent more time outside the home than PersonY because _ was very avid into gardening.


Input: Context Word: gardening.

Output: PersonX was much less successful at gardening than PersonY, because _ did not have a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: gardening.

Output: While gardening in the yard, PersonX realized they still had PersonY's tool from the previous year. _ felt guilty to find it so long after.


Input: Context Word: scriptures.

Output: PersonX has a less extensive knowledge of scriptures than PersonY because _ is not religious.


Input: Context Word: crayons.

Output: PersonX had more crayons and art materials than PersonY had because _ liked to color more.


Input: Context Word: crayons.

Output: PersonX has really pissed off PersonY by drawing with crayons on a wallpaper, so _ feels bad.


Input: Context Word: crayons.

Output: PersonX was admired by PersonY because _ was able to make beautiful pictures with crayons.