Input: Context Word: crab.

Output: PersonX is cooking a king crab legs for her friend PersonY's birthday, because _ wants her to be happy.


Input: Context Word: crab.

Output: PersonX is making a maryland blue crab for PersonY's birthday meal, because _ wants make her happy.


Input: Context Word: Fleas.

Output: PersonX sprayed PersonY 's dog with a chemical to prevent it from getting fleas due to neglect. _ was responsible toward dogs.


Input: Context Word: frugal.

Output: PersonX saved a lot less money during the year than PersonY because _ was not very frugal.


Input: Context Word: frugal.

Output: PersonX was a frugal shopper whereas PersonY was the opposite. _ could never buy that much stuff at once.


Input: Context Word: well-rounded.

Output: A well-rounded diet was more important to PersonX than PersonY, since _ didn't like feeling unhealthy and sluggish.


Input: Context Word: riddles.

Output: PersonX practiced riddles a lot more often than PersonY, so _ solved riddles more easily.


Input: Context Word: tissue.

Output: PersonX had to use a lot more tissue than PersonY today because _ has a really bad cold.


Input: Context Word: tissue.

Output: PersonX was in need of a tissue but not PersonY because _ had a runny nose.


Input: Context Word: tissue.

Output: PersonX was removing the excess cancerous tissue with a scalpel from PersonY because _ was a surgeon.


Input: Context Word: tissue.

Output: PersonX went through a lot more tissue last week than PersonY because _ was very sick.


Input: Context Word: purple.

Output: Having purple hair seemed more normal for PersonX than PersonY because _ was in a garage band.


Input: Context Word: Sniper.

Output: PersonX chose to be a medic while PersonY chose to be a sniper because _ did not want to work with guns.


Input: Context Word: Battlefield.

Output: Playing Battlefield for hours after school suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked massive multiplayer online games.


Input: Context Word: intolerant.

Output: PersonX was very intolerant, PersonY was not therefore for _ teaching is the wrong profession.


Input: Context Word: traffic.

Output: PersonX was stuck in traffic but PersonY was not because _ didn't check road conditions before leaving home.


Input: Context Word: traffic.

Output: There was more traffic in the city where PersonX lived than where PersonY lived because _ lived in a bigger city.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX begged PersonY to come with them to get a new piercing before _ went back to college.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX braced themself as PersonY put the needle through the ear for the piercing, then _ gave thanks and left.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was looked at funny because _ had a huge eyebrow piercing.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX got an infection after the piercing unlike PersonY because _ went to a dirty shop.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX had a more painful experience with a piercing than PersonY because _ got a tongue piercing.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to get piercings over the weekend and _ is hoping to hear back soon.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: PersonX is thinking about getting a piercing from PersonY's shop, but _ is worried about how sterile the equipment is.


Input: Context Word: piercing.

Output: The piercing of PersonX got infected, but PersonY's did not. _ went to a shady piercing shop.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to stay home a watch a movie this evening, because _ was too tired to go out.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was willing to pay extra for better movie theater seats because _ was excited to see the movie.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX enjoyed watchng the horror movie much more than PersonY, because _ liked feeling scared.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX enjoys watching horror movies but PersonY does not, so _ went to see a scary movie.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX enjoys watching movies, PersonY enjoys reading books more. _ would like to go see the new movie.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX hated horror movies while PersonY loved them. They always gave _ bad dreams the following nights.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX loved horror movies while PersonY did not, so _ went to see the newest horror movie in theaters.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX wanted to go see a horror movie with PersonY because _ loved to watch them.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: PersonX was not very cultured, while PersonY was very knowledgeable, so _ asked her to pick the movie .


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: Since PersonX liked the movie and PersonY did not, _ went to see the movie again that weekend.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: While out on the date, PersonX wanted to see a movie and PersonY didn't so _ compromised to go to the drive in theater.


Input: Context Word: movie.

Output: While waiting for the movie to begin, PersonX bought popcorn and drinks for PersonY, since _ had a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: daydreaming.

Output: The teacher yelled at PersonX but didn't yell at PersonY because _ was always daydreaming.


Input: Context Word: oversleeping.

Output: PersonX is always oversleeping in the morning, and PersonY wakes up on time. _ has a shoddy alarm clock.


Input: Context Word: veins.

Output: PersonX had veins that were easier to see than the veins on PersonY because _ had thinner skin.


Input: Context Word: veins.

Output: The nurse was able to easily get the needle in the veins of PersonX but not PersonY because _ has thick veins.


Input: Context Word: earplugs.

Output: PersonX always wore earplugs at night, but PersonY did not, because _ was disturbed by random sounds.


Input: Context Word: Minefield.

Output: During the war, PersonX jumped over the minefield while PersonY drove straight over it. _ was scared.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX advised PersonY to choose an attorney with great care, and _ had lots of experience as a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX called his attorney, PersonY, to defend him in court. _ was very unfamiliar with the law.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX decided to apply to law school but PersonY applied to art school instead because _ wanted to become an attorney.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX had to hire an attorney for PersonY because _ didn't want him to stay in jail.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX hired an attorney to sue PersonY because _ slipped and fell at his house.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX is an attorney, PersonY is not therefore _ is able to give legal advice.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX is being hired to be an attorney by PersonY, so _ must be skilled.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX needed a criminal attorney and finally hired PersonY because _ was facing criminal charges.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX studied hard for the bar exam but PersonY didn't. _ became an attorney not a criminal.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX wants to be an attorney even though PersonY thinks it's impossible, so _ decides to prove everyone wrong.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX was always in trouble with the law but PersonY wasn't. _ had to keep an attorney on retainer.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX was sued by an attorney representing PersonY after ( _ ) didn't pay for the car repairs after the accident.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: PersonX's attorney was a public defender who just didn't care and PersonY has a very successful hired attorney so chances are _ will lose in mediation.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: The services of an attorney were needed regularly by PersonX but not by PersonY because _ was a career criminal.


Input: Context Word: attorney.

Output: Trying cases better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ was an even headed attorney.


Input: Context Word: backpack.

Output: PersonX offered to carry PersonY's backpack the rest of the way because _ was not tired from the hike.


Input: Context Word: backpack.

Output: The backpack PersonX had bought for PersonY was the present _ had picked out for him.


Input: Context Word: reads.

Output: PersonX reads a lot, while PersonY almost never picks up a book because _ is a student.


Input: Context Word: shin.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on treating shin splints because _ was new to running and had never experienced them before.


Input: Context Word: casting a net far.

Output: PersonX was better than PersonY at casting a net far because _ would go fishing as a child.


Input: Context Word: Trees.

Output: PersonX was very concerned about the environment PersonY wasn't that interested. _ planted a lot of trees on their land.


Input: Context Word: calligraphy.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn how to write calligraphy from PersonY because _ heard she was a good teacher.


Input: Context Word: calligraphy.

Output: PersonX was very skilled in calligraphy but not PersonY because _ had a steady hand.


Input: Context Word: Crochet.

Output: Crochet is one task you will never be able to learn said PersonX to PersonY, _ enjoys being mean to others.


Input: Context Word: Crochet.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY decided to learn to crochet because _ enjoyed working with their hands.


Input: Context Word: Crochet.

Output: The baby blanket PersonX had crocheted was for PersonY's new baby, and _ gave it to them at the shower.


Input: Context Word: punished.

Output: The dog of PersonX is always being punished. PersonY's never is punished. _ 's dog misbehaves a lot.


Input: Context Word: uncomfortable.

Output: PersonX was always more uncomfortable than PersonY, because _ lived in a humid area of the world.


Input: Context Word: uncomfortable.

Output: PersonX was making PersonY very uncomfortable with the inappropriate touching, but _ was clueless about it.


Input: Context Word: uncomfortable.

Output: PersonX was more uncomfortable selling shoes than PersonY because _ had never worked in sales before.


Input: Context Word: uncomfortable.

Output: PersonX was much more uncomfortable talking to children than PersonY, because _ didn't have any teaching experience.


Input: Context Word: Teaching.

Output: Teaching had run in PersonX and PersonY family for many years, _ was the first to not become a teacher.


Input: Context Word: ornaments.

Output: Hand painting Christmas ornaments suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ paid a lot of attention to detail.


Input: Context Word: Bible.

Output: PersonX had no bible while PersonY had two very nice ones, so _ stole one of them.


Input: Context Word: Bible.

Output: PersonX likes to read the Bible every day, but PersonY does not because _ is very religious.


Input: Context Word: Bible.

Output: PersonX was very religious but PersonY was more spiritual. _ spent a good amount of time reading the Bible.


Input: Context Word: Bible.

Output: The Bible is PersonX's favorite book, but PersonY has never read it, so _ must be Christian.


Input: Context Word: anger.

Output: PersonX saw that PersonY still had a lot of anger towards him, even after _ had moved on.


Input: Context Word: anger.

Output: PersonX suggested anger management to PersonY, as _ was often the victim of expression of angry frustration.


Input: Context Word: make out.

Output: PersonX was incredibly in love with PersonY and _ asked her to make out with him.


Input: Context Word: filters.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY where she had put the coffee filters because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: studied.

Output: PersonX barely studied at all for the exam, while PersonY studied all night. So, it makes sense _ flunked it.


Input: Context Word: wireless.

Output: PersonX allowed PersonY to use their wireless data because _ wanted to share the internet.


Input: Context Word: blueprints.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY the blueprints he was working on, making _ feel proud of his work.


Input: Context Word: Earn Money.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some tips on how he could earn money, because _ didn't have any ideas.


Input: Context Word: decay.

Output: PersonX realized that PersonY's fruit was starting to decay, because _ could smell the rot.


Input: Context Word: decay.

Output: The decay on PersonX's teeth is bad, but PersonY's are healthy. It's because _ seldom brushes his teeth.


Input: Context Word: biased.

Output: PersonX noticed PersonY is not getting up the ladder in this deeply biased company but did not say anything to him because _ is white.


Input: Context Word: discharge.

Output: As a police officer, PersonX was responsible for PersonY 's discharge, so _ told her when she would be let out of jail.


Input: Context Word: relative clause.

Output: PersonX explained the definition of the relative clause to PersonY, because _ was teaching the class.


Input: Context Word: Clay.

Output: PersonX was rather adept at molding clay but PersonY didn't have the same skill at it. _ created a magnificent looking clay bowl.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX had bigger feet than PersonY so _ found it difficult to find high heeled shoes in larger sizes.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX had to fasten their shoes more often than PersonY because _ had laces on their shoes.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a black suede shoes and asks for PersonY's advice on cleaning them, because _ does not know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX loved shopping for shoes but PersonY dreaded doing so, so _ had a lot of shoes in their closet.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX loved to go out shopping for shoes more than PersonY, so _ got a new pair every weekend.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX threw PersonY's shoes out since the shoes smelled bad and _ was very aware of the smell.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX threw a pair of shoes at PersonY but didn't hit them because _ 's throw missed their head.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX was fascinated with collecting new shoes compared to PersonY, because _ loved fashion trends.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX wore the wrong kind of shoes for the rainy day, and envied PersonY's shoes, because _ wore rain boots.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: PersonX's shoes are covered in mud, but PersonY's are white and new. _ got his last pair a year ago.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: Shoes were a passion of PersonX but PersonY had a thing for leather jackets. _ was happy to find out that shoes were on sale today.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: Shoes were bought for PersonX, as a gift from PersonY, and _ decided she loved them.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: The high heel shoes suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was wearing a formal dress.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: The shoes of PersonX cost 20 dollars, while PersonY's cost 200, so _ is likely poorer.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: The shoes were too big for PersonX so he gave them to PersonY, because _  feet are tiny.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: When PersonX stepped in dog poop wearing his new shoes, PersonY laughed, so mother gave _ an understanding look.


Input: Context Word: shoes.

Output: While shopping for shoes, PersonX asked for PersonY to show them some Nikes, so _ could try them on.


Input: Context Word: orchid.

Output: Orchids are the favorite flowers of PersonX but not PersonY because _ grew up around them as a child.


Input: Context Word: orchid.

Output: PersonX pinned the orchid flower to PersonY 's lapel, thus _ showed her love to her.


Input: Context Word: grow basil.

Output: PersonX loved to grow basil and other herbs, but PersonY thought it a waste of time. _ refused to buy them at a store.


Input: Context Word: tape.

Output: Before football practice, PersonX has to use tape on his knees, but PersonY doesn't need any. _ 's knees are aching.


Input: Context Word: tape.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY packing tape because _ wanted to move to a new house later that week.


Input: Context Word: tape.

Output: PersonX didn't understand why PersonY always used kinesiology tape on their injuries, because _ had never heard of anyone using it before.


Input: Context Word: tape.

Output: PersonX was wrapping PersonYs present when _ ran out of tape and could not finish the job.


Input: Context Word: tape.

Output: So _ grabbed the tape because PersonX needed to tape something together while PersonY didn't.


Input: Context Word: grey hair.

Output: Having grey hair made PersonX feel old but PersonY feel distinguished. _ was scared of growing older.


Input: Context Word: disabled.

Output: PersonX disabled PersonY 's car so that _ could prevent her from driving it home drunk.


Input: Context Word: twists.

Output: When writing, PersonX's novels always have twists in them, but PersonY's do not, so _ is the more surprising author.


Input: Context Word: coloring.

Output: PersonX made a painting for PersonY because _ wanted to teach the other about proper coloring.


Input: Context Word: Back Brace.

Output: After the accident, PersonX needed PersonY's help putting on the back brace, but _ was stubborn.


Input: Context Word: platinum.

Output: PersonX had a music album go platinum, and PersonY bought the album, because _ was their favorite artist.


Input: Context Word: Charter School.

Output: PersonX's family had limited means while PersonY's family was well to do. _ was not able to go to the expensive charter school.


Input: Context Word: articles.

Output: It made sense that PersonX would read more newspaper articles about the government than PersonY because _ had a deep interest in politics.


Input: Context Word: articles.

Output: PersonX was very good at writing articles but PersonY was not. _ had their work published in a magazine.


Input: Context Word: impossible.

Output: PersonX found it impossible to trust the words of PersonY, after _ had been lied to so many times before.


Input: Context Word: impossible.

Output: PersonX found it to be impossible to compromise with PersonY because _ was unable to reason with them.


Input: Context Word: Editor.

Output: PersonX will make a good editor but not PersonY since _ is a fast reader.


Input: Context Word: Latin America.

Output: PersonX plans to go to Latin America next year were PersonY is currently living, _ has never been to Latin America.


Input: Context Word: pimples.

Output: PersonX had multiple pimples on their face unlike a clean PersonY. _ didn't wash their face daily.


Input: Context Word: pimples.

Output: PersonX's face is filled with pimples, so PersonY prescribes some face cream. _ is more likely to be a student.


Input: Context Word: pimples.

Output: Pimples seemed to form more often for PersonX than PersonY because _ kept their face dirty.


Input: Context Word: hair removing wax.

Output: PersonX was not as tolerant as PersonY to the hair removing wax because _ was more susceptible to pain.


Input: Context Word: life insurance.

Output: PersonX attempted to claim the life insurance of PersonY through false documentation, but _ was caught in the act.


Input: Context Word: dahlias.

Output: PersonX wants to grow dahlias in pot so she asks her friend PersonY if she wants to join her, because _ doesn't want to do it herself.


Input: Context Word: rainbow.

Output: PersonX once dug at the foot of a rainbow to find a pot of gold but PersonY did not because _ is gullible.


Input: Context Word: freelance photographer.

Output: PersonX was a better freelance photographer than PersonY, because _ took many photography classes in college.


Input: Context Word: memorize.

Output: PersonX memorized the test answers in advance, while PersonY did not, so _ got a higher score on the exam.


Input: Context Word: coats.

Output: PersonX went to the store and bought two more coats unlike PersonY because _ lives in a cold area.


Input: Context Word: emetophobia.

Output: PersonX is suffering from emetophobia and asks for PersonY's help, because _ has never experienced it.


Input: Context Word: contact lens.

Output: PersonX found wearing contact lens very comfortable but PersonY found them to be a pain. _ got a new prescription for contact lens.


Input: Context Word: Scholarship.

Output: PersonX worked very hard in high school but PersonY goofed around a lot. _ got a scholarship to college.


Input: Context Word: migraine.

Output: PersonX asked  PersonY to drive home from the cinema because _ had a migraine starting.


Input: Context Word: migraine.

Output: PersonX cancelled plans to go to the park with PersonY because of a migraine, and _ felt a bit bad about it.


Input: Context Word: migraine.

Output: PersonX had a terrible migraine headache and PersonY offered advice because _  never had a migraine before.


Input: Context Word: migraine.

Output: PersonX suffered from a migraine quite often but PersonY did not. _ went to the doctor.


Input: Context Word: migraine.

Output: PersonX took a longer nap than PersonY did because _ was suffering from a migraine.


Input: Context Word: migraine.

Output: Though PersonX was a healthier eater than PersonY did not stop _ from getting migraines frequently.


Input: Context Word: dog food.

Output: The dog food that PersonX buys is more appealing than that of PersonY as a result of _ choosing one with better ingredients.


Input: Context Word: fruit cake.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them make a fruit cake for Christmas, because _ had never had one before.


Input: Context Word: small.

Output: PersonX only had a small savings built up so PersonY offered to help with investing. _ was happy to have help.


Input: Context Word: small.

Output: PersonX took a small loan from PersonY, so _ made sure to pay them back on time.


Input: Context Word: small.

Output: PersonX was so small she could not see over PersonY 's head at the movie, so _ asked to switch seats.


Input: Context Word: small.

Output: PersonX was too small to lift the box, so PersonY helped carry it and _ thanked them.


Input: Context Word: workouts.

Output: PersonX was in worse shape physically than PersonY because _ didn't attend as many workouts.


Input: Context Word: preschool.

Output: PersonX is a teacher at the preschool PersonY sends her children to, _ has held her job for twenty years.


Input: Context Word: preschool.

Output: PersonX researched laws and helped to open a preschool for PersonY. Because _ works in legal field.


Input: Context Word: preschool.

Output: PersonX was a preschool teacher while PersonY was a college professor, so _ taught kids.


Input: Context Word: Juice.

Output: PersonX drank PersonY's juice when they weren't looking last night so _ was hiding the bottle.


Input: Context Word: answers.

Output: The government official was able to use the survey answers of PersonX, but PersonY's answers were unusable because _ was being honest.


Input: Context Word: remodeling.

Output: PersonX enjoyed remodeling the house while PersonY didn't like it because _ was good with his hands.


Input: Context Word: distracted.

Output: In school, PersonX is always getting distracted, and PersonY has no trouble paying attention. _ is more spacy.


Input: Context Word: distracted.

Output: PersonX could become distracted by any little thing but PersonY was oblivious. _ couldn't concentrate with all the noise.


Input: Context Word: distracted.

Output: PersonX was always distracted by PersonY, as _ liked a clown and the goofing off a lot.


Input: Context Word: chili.

Output: The tasty chili was PersonX's favorite but not PersonY's because _ loved to eat spicy food.


Input: Context Word: downloaded.

Output: PersonX had a slower computer than PersonY because _ downloaded more movies and music online.


Input: Context Word: clear.

Output: PersonX could see the clear out of the forest while PersonY came up with a plan because _ had binoculars.


Input: Context Word: clear.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY wanted clear skin so _ helpfully asked if they used an exfoliant to clear dead skin.


Input: Context Word: clear.

Output: PersonX made it clear that PersonY was not welcome in their home, before _ kicked them out for good.


Input: Context Word: clear.

Output: PersonX made it very clear to PersonY that they wanted nothing to do with them, but _ still wasn't left alone.


Input: Context Word: tax rate.

Output: PersonX started a holding company to more readily save their business assets, but PersonY did not, and when it came to tax season, _ attained a better tax rate.


Input: Context Word: plant Begonia Bulbs.

Output: PersonX likes to plant Begonia bulbs earlier than PersonY because _ enters them in the local flower contest.


Input: Context Word: debit card.

Output: PersonX's debit card was stolen, but PersonY's was not taken, so _ is pretty angry.


Input: Context Word: faster.

Output: PersonX couldn't go faster than PersonY anymore, because _ had been skipping all the training.


Input: Context Word: faster.

Output: PersonX drives so much faster than PersonY that _ arrives at the destination an hour earlier.


Input: Context Word: faster.

Output: PersonX was quite a good runner but PersonY was faster because _ was an amateur sportsperson.


Input: Context Word: faster.

Output: Some racers passed up PersonX faster than PersonY because _ was a seasoned marathon runner.


Input: Context Word: modeling.

Output: PersonX was happy in the modeling industry, but PersonY was miserable, because _ liked superficial things.


Input: Context Word: finch.

Output: PersonX got a finch from PersonY as a pet because they _ birds and wanted to take care of one.


Input: Context Word: finch.

Output: PersonX thought that a finch would be a good pet but PersonY didn't. _ bought a finch at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: awkward.

Output: In social situations, PersonX comes off more awkward than PersonY because _ is very shy.


Input: Context Word: awkward.

Output: PersonX never learned to dance, while PersonY had years of classical and hip-hop training, so _ felt awkward at clubs.


Input: Context Word: awkward.

Output: PersonX was a better public speaker than PersonY because _ knew not how to appear awkward at the podium.


Input: Context Word: awkward.

Output: The awkward PersonX was taking etiquette lessons from PersonY since _ lacked all the right manners.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX appreciated how PersonY gave her workouts that increased her energy throughout the day; _ was an appreciative student.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if her new washing machine was energy efficient, because _ she wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX had a lot more energy than PersonY because _ was a lot more awake and healthier.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX had much more energy in class than PersonY because _ had drank a cup of coffee.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX has a good deal of energy but PersonY rarely does because _ eats a very healthy diet.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX liked to drink energy drinks. PersonY said he preferred black coffee. _ didn't like bitter coffee.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX stayed up a lot later than PersonY did before working today so _ had less energy.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX was able to continue running the marathon after PersonY had dropped out, since _ seemed to have unlimited energy .


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: PersonX was having a hard time mustering up the energy to visit PersonY, so _ was relieved when they cancelled.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: Solar energy was important to PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was conscious of their carbon footprint.


Input: Context Word: energy.

Output: The fact that PersonX has more energy than PersonY is because _ has a very healthy lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: dealt.

Output: PersonX dealt the cards to PersonY at the blackjack table, because _ was a professional dealer.


Input: Context Word: get married.

Output: PersonX was planing to get married and have PersonY be a flower girl because _ wanted someone who was young.


Input: Context Word: socialize.

Output: PersonX does not like to socialize with many people as opposed to PersonY because _ is an introvert.


Input: Context Word: socialize.

Output: PersonX is known to socialize a lot with others, but PersonY doesn't. This is because _ is talkative.


Input: Context Word: baby bib.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to go to the store and get a baby bib, because _ said the one they had was too small.


Input: Context Word: amusement.

Output: The amusement for the evening was provided by PersonX rather than PersonY , as _ was a great entertainer.


Input: Context Word: pocket watch.

Output: PersonX got a new pocket watch from PersonY on their birthday.  _ was happy to see the reaction.


Input: Context Word: rosary.

Output: Visiting a church and using a rosary was new to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ was not raised in a religion.


Input: Context Word: solidify.

Output: PersonX wanted to solidify the pact, but PersonY was doubtful, so _ did their best to convince them.


Input: Context Word: Period.

Output: PersonX was bothered by cramps on their period but not PersonY. _ had to get a some cramp medication from the drug store.


Input: Context Word: appreciation.

Output: It was employee appreciation day so PersonX bought coffee for PersonY. _ thought it would show appreciation.


Input: Context Word: applied.

Output: PersonX applied the lessons they had learned in PersonY's seminar, because _ was a good teacher.


Input: Context Word: hated to wear socks.

Output: PersonX hated to wear socks and PersonY did not because _ liked to let their feet breath.


Input: Context Word: wallet.

Output: PersonX aksed PersonY for an opinion regarding the leather wallet at the boutique because _ is a horrible gift giver.


Input: Context Word: wallet.

Output: PersonX asked to borrow money from PersonY because _ forgot to bring their wallet with them.


Input: Context Word: Shiny Hair.

Output: PersonX was jealous of PersonYs shiny hair, so _ asked them how to get their hair to shine for weeks.


Input: Context Word: checking account.

Output: The bank permitted PersonX to open a checking account, but not PersonY, because _ was employed.


Input: Context Word: tour guide.

Output: While in Tokyo, PersonX decided to hire a tour guide, PersonY, who met her outside her hotel. _ saw many interesting sights that day.


Input: Context Word: stored.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew where the stolen artifacts were being stored because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: protection.

Output: For protection in the home, PersonX paid PersonY for his services because _ was strong.


Input: Context Word: first aid.

Output: Learning first aid was a priority for PersonX but not PersonY  because _ was planning to  have a baby.


Input: Context Word: first aid.

Output: PersonX is more skilled at treating injuries than PersonY because _ can apply first aid quickly.


Input: Context Word: autopsy.

Output: The court ordered PersonX to perform an autopsy on PersonY, since _ was the victim of the murder.


Input: Context Word: moles.

Output: PersonX has got a lot of moles on the back and goes see PersonY for help, because _ is worried.


Input: Context Word: neck.

Output: PersonX always wears sunscreen outdoors but PersonY doesn't because _ is very concerned about getting neck wrinkles.


Input: Context Word: neck.

Output: PersonX had a pain in their neck but PersonY did not. _ had to make an appointment with a chiropractor.


Input: Context Word: neck.

Output: PersonX had a stiff neck and PersonY did not, due to _ always sleeping in the wrong position.


Input: Context Word: neck.

Output: PersonX was a more conservative person than PersonY but _ was thinking of getting a neck tattoo.


Input: Context Word: neck.

Output: PersonX was tired of PersonY being a pain in the neck, so _ laid down the law.


Input: Context Word: flattering.

Output: PersonX has a personal shopper to buy her clothes, PersonY does not therefore _ is ensured to have more flattering clothes.


Input: Context Word: worried.

Output: PersonX got worried more often than PersonY did because _ had issues with anxiety and depression.


Input: Context Word: worried.

Output: PersonX was worried about PersonY, because _ had no idea where they were or what they were doing.


Input: Context Word: inhaler.

Output: PersonX breathed a lot better than PersonY did because _ had an inhaler for his asthma.


Input: Context Word: fire drill.

Output: The fire drill scares PersonX, but PersonY handles it in stride, due to _ being a baby about things.


Input: Context Word: meteor show.

Output: PersonX very much enjoyed the meteor shower but PersonY didn't because _ was outside at the time.


Input: Context Word: junk food.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to be sympathetic and bring over some junk food because _ wanted to talk about the recent events.


Input: Context Word: junk food.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to stop eating so much junk food, because _ care about his health.


Input: Context Word: junk food.

Output: PersonX was on a diet, but cheated by eating junk food with PersonY. _ felt guilty for not following his plan.


Input: Context Word: imagination.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to write a book than PersonY because _ had a better imagination.


Input: Context Word: imagination.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY told good children's stories because _ had a very good imagination.


Input: Context Word: imagination.

Output: PersonX found it easier to write children's books than PersonY because _ had a vivid imagination.


Input: Context Word: imagination.

Output: PersonX was able to do better in the creative writing class than PersonY because _ had a better imagination.


Input: Context Word: imagination.

Output: PersonX's imagination ran wild when thinking of PersonY why and the things _ could do with them.


Input: Context Word: electric motor.

Output: PersonX needed PersonYs help fixing the electric motor, because _ had no idea what he was doing.


Input: Context Word: racism.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that recognizing racism is an important skill that everyone should have in United States because _ cannot tolerate racism.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: After the wreck, PersonX was transported to the hospital while PersonY got to go home because _ had a few broken bones.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: During their fight, PersonX gave PersonY a broken jaw as a result of  the fact that _ delivered a hard punch.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: PersonX and PersonY had broken up with each other after years together, and _ was relieved.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: PersonX fixed PersonY's broken window because _  was a handyman who could fix things.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: PersonX had a broken arm and PersonY did not, so _ was helped with chores around the house.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: PersonX offered assistance to PersonY since _ was particularly skilled at fixing the broken copier.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: PersonX was able to compete in the marathon that year after suffering a broken ankle, but PersonY sat it out, because _ 's ankle had healed.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: PersonX was ashamed he broke PersonY's lamp, so _ hid the broken pieces under the couch.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: Since PersonX had broken a vase owned by PersonY, _ was very contrite about it.


Input: Context Word: broken.

Output: The boss had asked PersonX but not PersonY to fix the broken window because _ was handy.


Input: Context Word: Genital Warts.

Output: PersonX always wore a condom when the met a new lover, but PersonY rarely ever wore on. _ never contracted genital warts from a dirty girl.


Input: Context Word: Child with Math.

Output: Trying to help child with math PersonX love it, but PersonY didn't so _ helped.


Input: Context Word: comma.

Output: Although PersonX was a better English teacher than PersonY _ always questioned when to use a comma.


Input: Context Word: method.

Output: PersonX used a common method for the problem unlike PersonY because _ was a typical thinker.


Input: Context Word: method.

Output: The method that PersonX used for work was worse than PersonY's because _ system was outdated.


Input: Context Word: Skyrim.

Output: Skyrim was the favorite game of PersonX but PersonY liked to play Frogger better. _ had the top score on Skyrim.


Input: Context Word: indoors.

Output: PersonX enjoyed the indoors much more than PersonY so _ stayed inside the house all day.


Input: Context Word: indoors.

Output: PersonX was prone to sunburn so spent much time indoors, quite the opposite of PersonY. _ often cooked to pass the summer days.


Input: Context Word: poker.

Output: PersonX came home from the evening with all of PersonY's money, because _ was a pro at poker.


Input: Context Word: poker.

Output: PersonX wanted to play poker with PersonY because _ was a better player and he won a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: bartending.

Output: The bartending job was offered to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of experience.


Input: Context Word: Computer Addiction.

Output: PersonX suggested PersonY get some help for their computer addiction and _ even offered to pay for it.


Input: Context Word: lobster.

Output: PersonX bought lobster for PersonY because _ knew that the other really loved to eat seafood.


Input: Context Word: lobster.

Output: PersonX ordered the lobster for dinner, while PersonY ordered the salad, because _ had a love of seafood.


Input: Context Word: lobster.

Output: Since PersonX loved to eat seafood but PersonY hated it, _ ate lobster whenever they could.


Input: Context Word: marine.

Output: As a marine, PersonX looks down on civilians like PersonY, so _ is a bit arrogant.


Input: Context Word: karaoke.

Output: Performing karaoke in public suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had considerable talent and trained successfully.


Input: Context Word: karaoke.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY along to the karaoke place down the street because _ had free passes.


Input: Context Word: change a light bulb.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY change a light bulb because _ was a lot taller and could reach the ceiling.


Input: Context Word: Caulk.

Output: PersonX took the time to caulk their windows but PersonY didn't bother. _ saw their electric bill decrease.


Input: Context Word: Hangover.

Output: PersonX had a hangover from the night of the party, while PersonY was not, because _ was a lightweight drunk.


Input: Context Word: typically.

Output: Typically PersonX was a bad cook compared to PersonY but tonight _ made the best meatloaf ever.


Input: Context Word: dragon.

Output: PersonX tried to get PersonY into Game of Thrones for _ really liked to watch the dragon.


Input: Context Word: hungry.

Output: PersonX was the waiter for PersonY so _ spent the dinner trying to make the other less hungry.


Input: Context Word: hungry.

Output: Today, PersonX happens to be more hungry than PersonY because _ forgot to bring his lunch.


Input: Context Word: Advertisement.

Output: After viewing the advertisement designed by PersonX, PersonY wanted to buy the product because _ was persuasive.


Input: Context Word: to take the medicine.

Output: PersonX had to remind PersonY to take the medicine because _ was very good with keeping track of schedules.


Input: Context Word: birdseed.

Output: The store had a sale on birdseed, so PersonX picked up a big bag, although PersonY was annoyed. _ considered feeding wildlife a good use of money.


Input: Context Word: alcohol withdrawal.

Output: PersonX was more sober than PersonY because _ did not have alcohol withdrawal from drinking too much.


Input: Context Word: obedience classes.

Output: PersonX took his dog to obedience classes but PersonY refused to so _ had a well behaved Pit Bull.


Input: Context Word: Flu.

Output: PersonX had got a flu shot but PersonY did not so _ was healthy all winter.


Input: Context Word: grill.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to cook the hamburgers and hotdogs because _ was inexperienced with the grill.


Input: Context Word: grill.

Output: PersonX burnt the chicken on the grill while making dinner for PersonY. _ was upset with himeslf.


Input: Context Word: grill.

Output: PersonX grilled the roasted pickles and fish meal for PersonY's dinner because _ was a chef.


Input: Context Word: grill.

Output: PersonX yelled to PersonY about the grill because _ saw that it was on fire.


Input: Context Word: grill.

Output: PersonX's Birthday present from PersonY was a new grill because _ is an avid chef.


Input: Context Word: relationships.

Output: Having many relationships suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved being with other people.


Input: Context Word: relationships.

Output: PersonX always avoided relationships after high school unlike PersonY because _ had his heart broken.


Input: Context Word: relationships.

Output: PersonX was more successful in relationships than PersonY because _ always knew when to be romantic.


Input: Context Word: coworkers.

Output: PersonX couldn't stand PersonY and their other coworkers, so _ decided it was time to report them all.


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: As part of the deal, PersonX got 50% of PersonY 's earnings.  _ was a greedy type.


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: PersonX always saved more money shopping than PersonY did, since _ could always spot a great deal .


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: PersonX made a deal that PersonY couldn't refuse, because _ was good at creative appealing offers.


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: PersonX made a deal with PersonY's parents that once dinner was over _ would put their child to bed.


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: PersonX made a great deal for PersonY, after _ used their professional negotiation skills at the meeting.


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: PersonX wanted to do a deal to sort out a problem but PersonY would not because _ was a very peaceful person.


Input: Context Word: deal.

Output: PersonX was unable to deal with PersonY's incessant talking, so _ declined to answer questions.


Input: Context Word: characters.

Output: Although PersonX was a better writer than PersonY, _ had difficulty writing convincing romantic characters.


Input: Context Word: characters.

Output: Creating characters for comic books is what PersonX and PersonY do for a living, _ enjoys drawing the characters.


Input: Context Word: characters.

Output: The characters in PersonX's novel were more unique than PersonY's because _ is the more creative person.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: Although PersonX was a worse lawyer than PersonY, _ was able to connect with their clients emotional problems.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: It was recommended that PersonX seek help before PersonY has had enough, because _ has some real problems.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: Math problems were easy for PersonX to solve but not PersonY because _ had a very analytical mind.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY some peace of mind for life's problems because _ was a trained therapist at the clinic.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: PersonX has a lot more problems with his back than PersonY because _ had a very bad accident.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: PersonX stayed away from PersonY when she was upset, as _ avoided problems when she could.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: PersonX was not very good at solving problems like PersonY is. _ went to the tutor center.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: PersonX wasn't interested in PersonY's problems, so _ ignored them when they came around looking for help.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: PersonX's problems don't really seem to affect PersonY that much although _ is pretty annoying.


Input: Context Word: problems.

Output: Tech problems are PersonX specialty and physical problems are PersonY, _ works with technology and computers.


Input: Context Word: educated.

Output: PersonX had a master's degree from a prestigious university, while PersonY was self-taught, so _ was confident that he was well educated.


Input: Context Word: educated.

Output: PersonX had a worse chance of getting a good job compared to PersonY, because _ was less educated.


Input: Context Word: calculator.

Output: It was easy to tell PersonX was better at math than PersonY since _ did not require a calculator for multiplication.


Input: Context Word: calculator.

Output: PersonX had to use a calculator on the test but PersonY didn't because _ was very bad at maths.


Input: Context Word: calculator.

Output: PersonX used a calculator on their math test but PersonY didn't. _ got a very good score on their test.


Input: Context Word: step.

Output: PersonX always seemed to be following PersonY, because _ walked with a quick step .


Input: Context Word: step.

Output: PersonX could not keep up with PersonY in the race, as _ had a very plodding step.


Input: Context Word: step.

Output: PersonX was excited when PersonY finally took their first step, because _ was a proud parent.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX could not find a bra that fit so PersonY offered to make a custom one.  _ was thrilled with it.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX didn't have a sexy bra to wear on a date but PersonY did, so _ went to Victoria's Secret and bought a new bra.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX has to wear a bigger bra than PersonY because _ body type is more voluptuous.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX is curvier than PersonY, which explains why _ always buys a larger-sized bra when they shop together at the discount clothing store.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX needed to get a new bra so PersonY helped pick one out at the department store by handing _ bras in the dressing room.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX needed to get measured for a new bra and PersonY said she could help. _ felt self conscious being undressed in front of a her friend.


Input: Context Word: bra.

Output: PersonX wore a bra very often but PersonY did not. _ had firm perky breasts in old age.


Input: Context Word: Kidney.

Output: PersonX had a bad kidney but PersonY had perfectly healthy kidneys. _ had to go to dialysis every week.


Input: Context Word: Kidney.

Output: PersonX was having kidney infection problems but PersonY was fine. _ needed to drink a lot of cranberry juice.


Input: Context Word: Kidney.

Output: PersonX was having kidney surgery last week when PersonY showed up and gave _ all the support he could.


Input: Context Word: Bath.

Output: Personx took some bath with persony despite the fact that _ often had her body shamed.


Input: Context Word: substitution.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what made a good substitution for sour cream, because _ she had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: abuse.

Output: Drug abuse was a problem in PersonX's past, but PersonY has always been clean. _ is an addict.


Input: Context Word: abuse.

Output: PersonX tended to abuse drugs more often than PersonY so _ was worried about developing an addiction.


Input: Context Word: toothbrush.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to show her how to use an electric toothbrush, since _ had only owned conventional toothbrushes before.


Input: Context Word: toothbrush.

Output: PersonX bought a electric toothbrush for PersonY and _ decided to buy one for themselves.


Input: Context Word: toothbrush.

Output: PersonX broke his new electric toothbrush while PersonY's toothbrush was still working. Father was disappointed with _ .


Input: Context Word: ground.

Output: PersonX hit PersonY in the face and knocked them to the ground, so _ won the fight.


Input: Context Word: gatherings.

Output: PersonX is close to her immediate family, PersonY is not close so _ will have more family gatherings to attend.


Input: Context Word: lounge.

Output: PersonX was known to lounge around more often than PersonY, because _ was very lazy.


Input: Context Word: brick wall.

Output: PersonX was more excited to renovate than PersonY. _ had always hated the exposed brick wall.


Input: Context Word: fedora.

Output: It seemed more likely that PersonX would wear a fedora rather than PersonY because _ was known to dress stylishly.


Input: Context Word: fedora.

Output: PersonX laughed at PersonY for wearing a fedora. _ thought wearing a fedora was tacky and foolish.


Input: Context Word: fedora.

Output: PersonX wears a fedora much less often than PersonY because _ can't stand wearing a hat.


Input: Context Word: insulting.

Output: PersonX was being insulting to PersonY at school, so _ was told on to a teacher.


Input: Context Word: roller coaster.

Output: PersonX strapped PersonY to their seat because _ was the lead conductor on the roller coaster.


Input: Context Word: roller coaster.

Output: The roller coaster attendant told PersonX they were to heavy to ride but PersonY was small enough, so _ skipped going on the ride.


Input: Context Word: manipulate.

Output: PersonX wonders if they should try to manipulate PersonY into agreeing, but _ decides not to try.


Input: Context Word: Nervous.

Output: PersonX was nervous around PersonY whenever they were in the same room because _ was so important.


Input: Context Word: shopping.

Output: PersonX could rarely afford to go shopping like PersonY, because _ was a poor man.


Input: Context Word: shopping.

Output: PersonX did all the shopping for PersonY because _ had extensive knowledge of local deals and sales.


Input: Context Word: shopping.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed shopping, PersonY did not therefore _ intended to be a personal shopper.


Input: Context Word: shopping.

Output: Shopping is something that PersonX loves to do but not PersonY, consequently _ can spend hours at the mall with great joy.


Input: Context Word: writer.

Output: Being a writer was something that came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a communication degree.


Input: Context Word: writer.

Output: Doing English homework was easy for PersonX while PersonY struggled because _ was a great writer .


Input: Context Word: writer.

Output: Even though PersonX was a better overall technical writer than PersonY, _ wrote characters unrealistically.


Input: Context Word: writer.

Output: PersonX thinks PersonY is a very good writer and _ is proud to have their book signed.


Input: Context Word: writer.

Output: PersonX was a prolific writer and PersonY was an avid consumer, so _ started a new book after they finished penning the current one.


Input: Context Word: regret.

Output: PersonX has no regret for punching PersonY in the nose because _ was the victim of injustice.


Input: Context Word: stamina.

Output: PersonX had a lot more stamina than PersonY because growing up, _ exercised a lot.


Input: Context Word: stamina.

Output: PersonX has worse stamina when swimming than PersonY because _ didn't practice their strokes each week.


Input: Context Word: stamina.

Output: PersonX wanted to exercise to increase stamina but PersonY didn’t because _ thought it would be very rewarding.


Input: Context Word: stamina.

Output: PersonX worked out constantly but PersonY hardly ever works out. _ has a lot of stamina.


Input: Context Word: easily.

Output: PersonX easily beat PersonY when they competed in the archery contest, because _ was a professional.


Input: Context Word: License.

Output: PersonX had a lot of speeding tickets but PersonY never had even one. _ had their license suspended.


Input: Context Word: ex girlfriend.

Output: The ex girlfriend of PersonX just went and slept with his friend, PersonY, so _ feels outraged.


Input: Context Word: burn.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY to burn a DVD of a movie to take on a plane, as _ had totally forgotten  how to do it.


Input: Context Word: search for a missing person.

Output: PersonX helped search for a missing person and PersonY did not because _ liked to help solve crimes.


Input: Context Word: shock.

Output: PersonX asked for an advice about the shock to PersonY, because _ recently experienced a shock.


Input: Context Word: pottery.

Output: Pottery doesn't come as naturally for PersonX as it does for PersonY because _ is clumsy with his hands.


Input: Context Word: respond.

Output: PersonX became upset when PersonY did not quickly respond to the message, because _ was demanding.


Input: Context Word: dress code.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that they would have to follow the dress code, because _ knew about the culture of Dubai.


Input: Context Word: bone fracture.

Output: After falling down the stairs, PersonX had a severe bone fracture so PersonY performed surgery and _ was able to heal.


Input: Context Word: multiplication.

Output: In school, PersonX was helping PersonY with multiplication tables because _ found math very easy.


Input: Context Word: lasagna.

Output: Lasagna is the favorite food of PersonX, while PersonY has always loved Orange Chicken. In fact, in general, _ prefers Italian cuisine.


Input: Context Word: lasagna.

Output: PersonX ate the lasagna from the cafeteria, but PersonY didn't, because _ loves all types of Italian food.


Input: Context Word: lasagna.

Output: PersonX has decided to start cooking and asks for PersonY's help on how to boil lasagna noodles, because _ is a newbie.


Input: Context Word: sunflowers.

Output: After PersonX picked sunflowers to give to PersonY, _ was disappointed to that roses were actually her favorite flower.


Input: Context Word: long jump.

Output: In track and field, PersonX can't make it as far in the long jump as PersonY, so _ is likely shorter.


Input: Context Word: siding.

Output: PersonX is better at installing siding on houses than PersonY because _ works in the construction industry.


Input: Context Word: Sarong.

Output: PersonX wanted to make a sarong for PersonY, so _ had to take his measurements.


Input: Context Word: pronounce.

Output: PersonX had a difficult time reading PersonY's foreign last name, so _ asked how to pronounce it.


Input: Context Word: malnutrition.

Output: PersonX's diet included plenty of fruits and vegetables, while PersonY ate only fast food, so _ had no worries about malnutrition.


Input: Context Word: Ariana Grande.

Output: The popular Ariana Grande look swept the school and PersonX became more popular than PersonY because _ adhered to the new dress code.


Input: Context Word: stir fry.

Output: PersonX had heard that stir fry food was a great way to eat more vegetables, which PersonY struggled with. _ found a recipe and thought it sounded delicious.


Input: Context Word: heavier.

Output: PersonX is far heavier than PersonY, because _ spends most of their days eating cupcakes.


Input: Context Word: fishing pole.

Output: PersonX spent more money on their fishing pole when compared to PersonY, so _ 's pole looks sharper.


Input: Context Word: fishing pole.

Output: PersonX supplied the fishing pole for the trip and PersonY supplied the bait, so _ threw the first cast.


Input: Context Word: bridge.

Output: PersonX always has a hard time driving over the bridge unlike PersonY because _ is scared of heights.


Input: Context Word: bridge.

Output: PersonX had a phobia about crossing over high bridges but PersonY didn't. _ had to re-route their trip to avoid bridges.


Input: Context Word: expenses.

Output: PersonX was struggling to pay his medical expenses and asked PersonY for help because _ had no money to give.


Input: Context Word: expenses.

Output: PersonX wrote a consulting proposal for potential client PersonY, but _ declined the job because the expenses would not be paid.


Input: Context Word: Marijuana.

Output: PersonX warned PersonY not to smoke marijuana because _ was very concerned about his health.


Input: Context Word: Broken finger.

Output: PersonX had a broken finger and asked PersonY _ to take them to the hospital.


Input: Context Word: olympics.

Output: PersonX did not share PersonY's dream of competing in the Olympics, because _ hated playing sports.


Input: Context Word: frizzy.

Output: PersonX messed up PersonY's hair and made it frizzy, even though _ tried a make it straight.


Input: Context Word: firearms.

Output: PersonX took PersonY to the shooting range on Saturday because _ really loved to shoot firearms.


Input: Context Word: reason.

Output: PersonX didn't give PersonY a reason for why they were being mean, even though _ owed them an explanation.


Input: Context Word: turning.

Output: PersonX is turning fifty tomorrow and PersonY is making them a cake, _ is probably wise.


Input: Context Word: designs.

Output: Coming up with new designs was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to art school.


Input: Context Word: new job.

Output: PersonX had to find a new job before PersonY because _ was laid off in the first round.


Input: Context Word: Plan.

Output: PersonX wrote a plan for PersonY because _ knew the best order to do things in.


Input: Context Word: pink.

Output: At the school dance, PersonX has pink cheeks in front of the girls, but PersonY doesn't. _ is embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: pink.

Output: Even though PersonX didn't like pastels as much as PersonY, _ had a soft spot for wearing pink.


Input: Context Word: liquid.

Output: During the experiment PersonX poured the liquid into the container while PersonY directed the experiment because _ was an assistant.


Input: Context Word: liquid.

Output: PersonX went to buy drinks for the group but accidentally spilled the liquid on PersonY's shoe. _ felt very sorry.


Input: Context Word: christmas.

Output: PersonX enjoyed celebrating Christmas every year with their family while PersonY didn't because _ is a Christian.


Input: Context Word: friendships.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was very popular because _ had developed many friendships in school.


Input: Context Word: friendships.

Output: PersonX had more friendships than PersonY had because _ was a much more outgoing person.


Input: Context Word: rash.

Output: PersonX and PersonY had the same rash in the same area because _ passed it on.


Input: Context Word: rash.

Output: PersonX gave a soothing creme to PersonY because _ had an uncomfortable rash on the face.


Input: Context Word: rash.

Output: PersonX's rash is being treated by PersonY with medication due to _ being a patient.


Input: Context Word: teamwork.

Output: PersonX worked with the others on teamwork while PersonY was very independent, so _ was picked to be on the squad.


Input: Context Word: forget.

Output: PersonX  has the tendency to forget things than PersonY, because _ has a limited brain capacity.


Input: Context Word: cult.

Output: PersonX is trying to get personY out of a cult so _ is running to her.


Input: Context Word: folder.

Output: The man handed the important folder to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was experienced in the situation.


Input: Context Word: slow.

Output: PersonX was a slow learner while PersonY was a quick learner, so _ was held back a grade.


Input: Context Word: sentences.

Output: English was PersonX 's best subject, but was a challenge for PersonY , so _ had no problem constructing elegant sentences .


Input: Context Word: sentences.

Output: Forming sentences can be tricky for PersonX, but that's not true for PersonY. It's due to _ having a speech impediment.


Input: Context Word: iPhone.

Output: PersonX likes iPhones while PersonY likes the brand Samsung, _ will purchase a new iPhone soon he likes the  brand.


Input: Context Word: iPhone.

Output: PersonX loved having an iPhone but PersonY refused to upgrade their flip phone. _ had always been first to learn new technology.


Input: Context Word: could wear pink eye shadow.

Output: PersonX could wear pink eye shadow when putting on makeup unlike PersonY because _ didn't have brown eyes.


Input: Context Word: coughing.

Output: People at work were worried about PersonX's terrible coughing, so they said PersonY should cover the following day while _ rested.


Input: Context Word: coughing.

Output: PersonX had a horrendous coughing fit from the pollen, unlike PersonY , since _ was susceptible to allergies.


Input: Context Word: coughing.

Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY was coughing and went to get some cough medicine for it because _ was a helpful person.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: In the kitchen, PersonX was excited about the smell of cheese, while PersonY gagged. _ was accustomed to the smell.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX added more cheese to his pizza than PersonY because _ loved cheese pizza so much.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX always hated sour things while PersonY liked them, so _ hates eating cheese every day.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX always ordered nachos with extra cheese but not PersonY because _ was not allergic to lactose.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what flavor of cheese _ should buy for the submarine sandwiches for the party.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of cheese however PersonY was not able to. This is because _ was tolerant of lactose.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX ate more cheese than PersonY ever could because _ was intolerant to dairy since birth.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: PersonX gave her sandwich to PersonY to eat, since _ did not want it anymore with all the cheese on it.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: Since PersonX loved cheese but PersonY hated it, _ was delighted to eat the cheesy pizza.


Input: Context Word: cheese.

Output: When walking through the grocery store, PersonX bought PersonY some cheese because _ loved it.


Input: Context Word: manga.

Output: The newest movie made lots of sense to PersonX but none t to PersonY as _ always read manga comics when younger.


Input: Context Word: recording studio.

Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's help with setting up a recording studio, because _ had no experience with music recording.


Input: Context Word: carving.

Output: Carving a pumpkin every year for Halloween was something PersonX loved to do but not PersonY, but _ always cut their finger.


Input: Context Word: carving.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY to help carving pumpkins as _ had never done it before.


Input: Context Word: carving.

Output: When it comes to carving, PersonX is more skilled than PersonY because _ is a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: smartphone.

Output: PersonX let PersonY borrow their smartphone, but _ was worried that they wouldn't return it.


Input: Context Word: smartphone.

Output: PersonX needed a new smartphone while PersonY had a brand new one, so _ went to the store for a new phone.


Input: Context Word: smartphone.

Output: PersonX spent a lot of money on their smartphone but PersonY bought a cheap one because _ was very stylish.


Input: Context Word: toast.

Output: As a morning tradition, PersonX would make toast while PersonY made nothing. _ was a morning person.


Input: Context Word: toast.

Output: PersonX gave a touching toast at PersonY's wedding, because _ wanted to provide a memorable moment.


Input: Context Word: toast.

Output: PersonX's toaster was broken so they asked PersonY if they could toast some buns in there's because _ was a mooch.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX a professional singer is playing down town announced PersonY , so _ is not afraid of performing in front of others.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX always had a steady stream of clients unlike PersonY who only had a few clients because, as a professional, _ was very knowledgeable of tax laws.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX took violin lessons from a professional, while PersonY is self-taught, so _ has a higher skill level.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX tried to be professional when they were around the nastiness of PersonY, because _ wanted to keep things civilized.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX was a professional athlete unlike PersonY so _ would always win the games when they played each other.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX was always very professional with the abrasive PersonY, because _ was trying to be nice.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX was ashamed of PersonY, because _ wanted him to act in a more professional manner.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: PersonX was petty in the meeting, but PersonY was being professional, which made _ look like a fool.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: The professional basketball game was entertaining to PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved sports.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: The professional basketball game was loved by PersonX unlike PersonY, because _ loves basketball so much.


Input: Context Word: professional.

Output: The professional poker player wanted to help PersonX unlike PersonY, because he felt _ would learn slower.


Input: Context Word: Pope.

Output: The Pope condoned PersonX's actions, but not PersonY's actions due to _ being a sinner.


Input: Context Word: couples counselor.

Output: PersonX got a recommendation for a couples counselor from PersonY because _ had a solid marriage.


Input: Context Word: assassin.

Output: PersonX was a very good assassin unlike PersonY because _ had a very agile body.


Input: Context Word: water-based paint.

Output: PersonX was talented with water-based paint while PersonY loved to sing. _ was shy on stage.


Input: Context Word: psychic.

Output: PersonX does not believe when PersonY says she is psychic because _ is always skeptical.


Input: Context Word: psychic.

Output: PersonX trusts psychic readings more than PersonY does because _ believes in the paranormal realm.


Input: Context Word: Peaceful.

Output: PersonX found the sound of the sax peaceful but PersonY found it grating. _ bought a Kenny G album.


Input: Context Word: culture.

Output: PersonX insisted in getting immersed in the culture while PersonY wasn't having any of that so _ went to an event.


Input: Context Word: culture.

Output: PersonX is more familiar with the Asian culture than PersonY because _ lived in Asia for many years.


Input: Context Word: culture.

Output: The Filipino culture was more familiar to PersonX than PersonY because _ knew several people from there.


Input: Context Word: Liver.

Output: PersonX loves the taste of liver but PersonY abhors it. _ ordered liver and onions from the cafeteria.


Input: Context Word: handcuffs.

Output: After a chase, PersonX put handcuffs around PersonY's wrist because _ is a cop arresting a criminal.


Input: Context Word: wedding DJ.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to become a professional wedding DJ because _ didn't know how.


Input: Context Word: smart.

Output: Homework was easy for the smart PersonX  but not for PersonY as _ was very intelligent.


Input: Context Word: a backhanded compliment.

Output: PersonX smiled to PersonY at the wedding party even though _ received a backhanded compliment.


Input: Context Word: longer.

Output: PersonX walked with a much longer stride than PersonY because _ had much taller legs.


Input: Context Word: longer.

Output: PersonX was able to hit the ball longer than PersonY because _ had been practicing more.


Input: Context Word: butterfly.

Output: PersonX loved to look at a butterfly but PersonY did not. _ planted bushes to attract butterflies.


Input: Context Word: year.

Output: It was only January 2nd and PersonX was already telling PersonY this was the best year ever. _ liked to be optimistic and see only good things.


Input: Context Word: gray hair.

Output: PersonX wanted to add some lowlights to her gray hair, so she went to her hairstylist PersonY. _ had beautiful gray hair after her appointment.


Input: Context Word: foot.

Output: PersonX broke his foot and expected PersonY to take care of him since _ is demanding.


Input: Context Word: foot.

Output: PersonX broke their foot playing ball but PersonY did not. _ had to get a cast on their foot.


Input: Context Word: foot.

Output: PersonX thought that a foot was a real turn-on but PersonY thought they were gross. _ hated to suck on people's toes.


Input: Context Word: foot.

Output: PersonX used their foot to trip PersonY, which made _ laugh because it was so funny.


Input: Context Word: foot.

Output: So _ walks with limp because PersonX injured their foot and PersonY is fine and nothing happened to them.


Input: Context Word: foot.

Output: The speedy PersonX could easily beat PersonY in a race, and _ led them by at least a foot length.


Input: Context Word: lived.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to keep in touch with their friends than PersonY because _ lived farther away from their friends.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: At PersonX 's ranch, he gave a horse to PersonY because _ had plenty of horses in the back.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: Going to the farm after school excited PersonX but not PersonY because _ adored horses.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: Horses were PersonX's favorite animal, but PersonY was terrified of them. _ learned to ride horses as a kid.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: Living on a farm, PersonX was always around horses, but PersonY wasn't. _ loved horses.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: PersonX loved to ride horses, but PersonY preferred watching them race, so _ rode them at the track.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: PersonX owned several horses while PersonY owned hamsters, so _ had a stable to keep them all in.


Input: Context Word: horses.

Output: PersonX was more excited than PersonY for the company's stable outing, as _ always rode horses as a kid.


Input: Context Word: Snake.

Output: PersonX got bit by a snake while camping and PersonY got bit by a mosquito. _ died because of their injury.


Input: Context Word: Snake.

Output: When the snake got close to PersonX, PersonY jumped into action, however _ got bit anyway.


Input: Context Word: holiday.

Output: PersonX treated PersonY to a fancy holiday, so _ was seen as quite the giving person.


Input: Context Word: holiday.

Output: PersonX will travel abroad on holiday this year unlike PersonY because _ is a wealthy individual.


Input: Context Word: makeup kit.

Output: A gift of a makeup kit was given from PersonX to PersonY because _ was very giving.


Input: Context Word: intestine.

Output: PersonX volunteered to eat PersonY's menudo after already having a bowl because _ enjoyed eating intestine.


Input: Context Word: Watering Can.

Output: personx has a bigger Watering Can than persony has but _ has a smaller garden.


Input: Context Word: burning.

Output: There was a huge bonfire burning at PersonX's house, his neighbor PersonY called the police, annoying _ .


Input: Context Word: trading forex.

Output: PersonX always liked trading forex while PersonY never did despite the fact that _ always lost money.


Input: Context Word: trophies.

Output: PersonX’s trophies were front and center in the living room while PersonY’s trophies were in the closet because _ really loved showing off the trophies.


Input: Context Word: incorporated.

Output: PersonX went to a lawyer and incorporated their business while PersonY did not. _ was protected from lawsuits in the future.


Input: Context Word: swamp.

Output: PersonX got their jeep stuck in the swamp and called PersonY for help.  _ was alone.


Input: Context Word: track.

Output: In high school, PersonX got the gold medal for track, but PersonY lost the race. _ felt amazing after.


Input: Context Word: track.

Output: PersonX always came first or second when they participated in track but PersonY usually came last because _ was a fast runner.


Input: Context Word: track.

Output: PersonX kept track of everywhere that PersonY went, because _ was an overly cautious person.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: In need of paper PersonX asked PersonY where paper the best sale on paper could be found, _ uninformed on store sales.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: In the paper, PersonX wrote a lot about PersonY because _ is a well known writer.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: It seemed more likely that PersonX would publish a scientific paper rather than PersonY because _ had done a lot of research.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when their term paper for English class was due because _ could not remember.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY his bbq dinner but it fell to the floor when _ tripped and the paper plate folded under the weight of the food.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY passed the class because _ got an A on their term paper.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX filled the printer with paper after PersonY didn't because _ is a good employee.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX had a paper due this week but PersonY did not, so _ spent all night writing their paper.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for a sheet of paper to write a note because _ didn't have a single sheet.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX had to write an essay paper for school unlike PersonY, because _ was in his last year.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX has to stay up all night while PersonY gets to rest because _ has a paper due in the morning.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX wrote a paper about the accomplishments of PersonY, because _ wanted to give them credit.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: PersonX wrote on the paper with a pencil unlike PersonY who wrote with a pen, because _ wanted to erase it later.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: Since PersonX worked in the paper industry, which is losing business, and PersonY did not, _ was worried about losing his job.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: The science teacher loved PersonX's paper a lot more than PersonY's due to _ utilizing bibliography standards based on the APA.


Input: Context Word: paper.

Output: When the paper was late, PersonX called PersonY to complain. _ was the paper's customer.


Input: Context Word: Soil.

Output: On Sundays, PersonX tended to the soil in PersonY 's garden because _ was his gardener.


Input: Context Word: spiders.

Output: PersonX made PersonY kill all the spiders in their house because _ was scared of them.


Input: Context Word: spiders.

Output: PersonX put spiders in PersonY's bed after learning they were afraid of them, which _ thought was hilarious.


Input: Context Word: Liquor.

Output: PersonX could not handle liquor and threw up all over PersonY. _ was really embarassed.


Input: Context Word: hip hop.

Output: PersonX hated cursing in music while PersonY loved it; _ disliked rap and hip hop.


Input: Context Word: hip hop.

Output: PersonX liked disco music while PersonY enjoyed hip hop music. _ went to the record store and bought a Bee Gees single.


Input: Context Word: hip hop.

Output: PersonX loved to listen to hip hop music but PersonY thought it was terrible. _ put in a cd by Run DMC.


Input: Context Word: hip hop.

Output: PersonX thought hip hop was damaging to youths, but PersonY disagreed. _ thought the cursing was excessive.


Input: Context Word: skinny.

Output: PersonX did not like to wear skinny jeans unlike PersonY as _ had misshapen legs.


Input: Context Word: skinny.

Output: PersonX wants to get skinny so they exercise under PersonY's instruction, but _ is a slow learner.


Input: Context Word: skinny.

Output: PersonX was more skinny than PersonY, so _ didn't have to go to the gym and workout as often.


Input: Context Word: skinny.

Output: PersonX was really very skinny whilst PersonY was plump. _ had a very small appetite.


Input: Context Word: Pack.

Output: PersonX took the pack of mints from PersonY because _ 's breath was really smelly.


Input: Context Word: supplements.

Output: PersonX believes in taking supplements, but PersonY thinks it's foolish, so _ is more gullible.


Input: Context Word: supplements.

Output: The supplements that PersonX takes don't do as good of a job as PersonY's, so _ takes crappier supplements.


Input: Context Word: concerts.

Output: Going to concerts is way more fun for PersonX than PersonY because _ loves being around other people.


Input: Context Word: supermarket.

Output: PersonX yielded PersonY his place in line at the checkout at a supermarket because _ is not in a hurry.


Input: Context Word: excited.

Output: PersonX was excited that PersonY was coming over because _ had been waiting for them to see their house for weeks.


Input: Context Word: quail.

Output: PersonX always wanted a pet quail, but PersonY never wanted pets, so _ went to a pet store to look at some quail chicks.


Input: Context Word: quail.

Output: PersonX was a more adventerous eater than PersonY but _ hated to eat quail eggs.


Input: Context Word: defend.

Output: PersonX has taken a karate class, but PersonY never has, so _ is the one who is better at defending himself.


Input: Context Word: congratulations.

Output: PersonX gave their heartfelt congratulations to PersonY after _ saw them win a major sports tournament.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: Although PersonX was more conventionally attractive than PersonY, _ always had a tougher time looking at themselves in the mirror.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help with hanging the new bathroom mirror because _ is too short to reach.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: PersonX broke their parents' bathroom mirror in front of PersonY so _ began to cry.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: PersonX is always looking at herself in the mirror, but PersonY thinks that's silly. _ is narcissistic.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: PersonX thought she was the mirror image of PersonY , but _ could not persuade her to see the similarity.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: The mirror didn't lie when it showed how overweight PersonX was and how emaciated PersonY was, so _ needed to go on diet.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: The mirror on the wall was PersonX but not PersonY favorite place because _ felt gorgeous.


Input: Context Word: mirror.

Output: When the mirror was brought out, PersonX could see PersonY's bald spot, and _ laughed.


Input: Context Word: skateboard tricks.

Output: PersonX was known for his skateboard tricks, so PersonY asked for some lessons and _ was happy to give them.


Input: Context Word: able to cope.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to cope with the cold weather because _ was from Minnesota.


Input: Context Word: bumper.

Output: PersonX hit PersonY's car so _ offered to paint the bumper because it was the right thing to do.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: At the hospital, PersonX got emotional about PersonY because _ is the daughter of the other.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: PersonX is stayed with PersonY when she was admitted to the state hospital because _ is caring.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: PersonX walked PersonY to the hospital when he had a doctor appointment because _ is sick.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: PersonX was in the hospital for several months, PersonY has never been therefore _ knows about visiting in the hospital.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: PersonX was visited by PersonY in the hospital; when he got up to the room, _ was fast asleep.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: PersonX went to the hospital to see PersonY because _ needed to see his doctor.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: So _ went to the hospital because PersonX was sick while PersonY was actually getting better.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: The ambulance went to the hospital without PersonX inside but with PersonY because _ drove there in a car.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: The hospital smelled like disinfectant to both PersonX and PersonY saw _ crinkle up his nose.


Input: Context Word: hospital.

Output: Yesterday, PersonX was admitted to the hospital by PersonY because _ seemed like they needed professional help.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: Acne is the reason PersonX is paying a visit to PersonY office today, _ never thought acne could be this bad.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: Acne was much worse on the face of PersonX than PersonY because _ never washed his face.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: Acne was never an issue for PersonX but it was for PersonY because _ always washed their face before bed every night.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: PersonX had issues with chin acne unlike PersonY so _ felt very self conscious about it.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: PersonX had more problems with acne than PersonY did because _ washed their face only irregularly.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: PersonX had to listen to PersonY complain about their acne. _ had no acne because they took good care of their skin.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY has unusually oily skin for his age, because _ observes acne on his face frequently.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: PersonX was a teenager with acne and PersonY was a dermatologist so _ received a prescription for medicine.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: PersonX was self-conscious about an acne outbreak so PersonY was consoling them which made _ feel better.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: The dermatologist chose PersonX for his research project rather than PersonY because _ had severe acne.


Input: Context Word: acne.

Output: When experiencing skin problems and acne, PersonX goes to visit PersonY because _ is a student.


Input: Context Word: relate.

Output: Everyone can relate to PersonX, while PersonY has a harder time getting along with others. _ is personable.


Input: Context Word: Sandstorm.

Output: PersonX thought Sandstorm was the greatest song ever written but PersonY hated it. _ bought a ticket to the Darude rave.


Input: Context Word: allergic.

Output: At the Chinese restaurant last night, PersonX had a great time, but not PersonY because _ had no seafood allergic reaction.


Input: Context Word: allergic.

Output: PersonX discovered she was allergic to her daughter PersonY's new guinea pig. _ refused to get rid of her precious pet.


Input: Context Word: allergic.

Output: PersonX was allergic to eggs but PersonY was not, so _ did not eat the omlete for breakfast.


Input: Context Word: allergic.

Output: PersonX was allergic to peanuts and PersonY was not so _ could not eat the peanut butter cup grandma gave them..


Input: Context Word: stoic.

Output: PersonX was simply not as stoic as PersonY , as _ tended to handle things poorly.


Input: Context Word: terms.

Output: The terms of the work contract suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was committed to working for the company.


Input: Context Word: bird flu.

Output: PersonX took their vacation to China while PersonY went to Cuba. _ came back with a case of bird flu.


Input: Context Word: consumed.

Output: At the fair, PersonX consumed 2 more hotdogs than PersonY, because _ had a larger appetite.


Input: Context Word: chair.

Output: PersonX liked the chair they just bought and PersonY always wanted it, so _ is happy right now.


Input: Context Word: chair.

Output: PersonX was showing PersonY some office chairs they might like, however _ was unable to make a sale.


Input: Context Word: chair.

Output: PersonX's office chair looks a lot nicer than the one that PersonY uses because _ is the boss.


Input: Context Word: chair.

Output: The chair fell when PersonX tipped it backwards, so PersonY yelled at him for making loud noise. _ said he wouldn't tip the chair again.


Input: Context Word: amazing.

Output: PersonX's science project was not nearly as amazing as PersonY's so _ went home disappointed.


Input: Context Word: ripe jicama.

Output: PersonX ordered PersonY to get some ripe jicama from the forests because _ was very hungry.


Input: Context Word: woman.

Output: It is  harder for personX than personY to spot a Russian woman because _ had never seen one before.


Input: Context Word: woman.

Output: PersonX was telling PersonY about the woman in her group and _ said that they should come join.


Input: Context Word: woman.

Output: The woman fell in love with PersonX, not PersonY because _ was a handsome person.


Input: Context Word: Ear Infection.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY, because _ didn't follow proper hygiene at work and got an ear infection as a result.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: PersonX avoided getting bitten by the snake that bit PersonY, because _ was wearing cowboy boots.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: PersonX screamed louder than PersonY when they saw the snake because _ was closer to it.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: PersonX was happy to feed mice to the snake but PersonY was not because _  hated rodents.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: PersonX's pet snake is quite a bit shorter than PersonY's snake, so _ was a little concerned.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: So _ pet the snake because PersonX knew how to handle snakes while PersonY was scared of them.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: The large slithering snake was very frightening to PersonX but it excited PersonY, because _ did not like most reptiles.


Input: Context Word: snake.

Output: The pet snake PersonX had was bigger than PersonY's snake because _ fed the snake more food.


Input: Context Word: purse.

Output: PersonX carried a purse frequently, while PersonY did not, because _ preferred to carry her things in a purse.


Input: Context Word: bleeding.

Output: PersonX grabbed a bandage and wrapped PersonY's arm after _ was asked to help stop the bleeding.


Input: Context Word: bleeding.

Output: PersonX was bleeding profusely from the blow PersonY had landed, so _ regretted having started the fight.


Input: Context Word: bleeding.

Output: PersonX was standing far away from PersonY when the attack happened, so _ experienced little bleeding.


Input: Context Word: bleeding.

Output: PersonX's leg was bleeding and PersonY was experiencing kidney pain, so _ had an external bleeding.


Input: Context Word: bleeding.

Output: The fingers of PersonX were bleeding, so PersonY took a look at them, because _ is a patient.


Input: Context Word: war.

Output: Of all the president's advisors, PersonX was considered a dove, while PersonY was seen as a hawk, because _ espoused military action that would lead to war.


Input: Context Word: war.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what it was like to go to war because _ was a pacifist.


Input: Context Word: war.

Output: PersonX has been a soldier in the war but PersonY has not. _ lost a leg in the war.


Input: Context Word: good condition.

Output: The used car, even though in good condition, was good for PersonX but not PersonY because _ wanted a new car.


Input: Context Word: Cafepress.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for the link to a shirt on Cafepress because _ had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: depressed.

Output: Lately, PersonX has been feeling depressed, so PersonY tries to cheer her up. _ is an appreciative friend.


Input: Context Word: depressed.

Output: PersonX often feels depressed and sad but PersonY does not. _ makes an appointment with a psychiatrist.


Input: Context Word: bipolar.

Output: Dealing with individuals with bipolar disorder was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was an experienced psychiatrist.


Input: Context Word: bipolar.

Output: The doctor diagnosed PersonX with bipolar and PersonY with anxiety. _ had terrible mood swings recently.


Input: Context Word: happiness.

Output: Happiness eluded PersonX for a long time until he met PersonY, so _ was grateful.


Input: Context Word: happiness.

Output: Happiness was most important to PersonX but money was most important to PersonY. _ valued a good life.


Input: Context Word: happiness.

Output: In their recent search for happiness in their life PersonX _ sought out PersonY for many different reasons.


Input: Context Word: happiness.

Output: PersonX was optimistic and successful while PersonY was pessimistic and had bad luck, so _ experienced happiness frequently.


Input: Context Word: Fahrenheit to Kelvin.

Output: PersonX was better at converting Fahrenheit to Kelvin compared to PersonY, so the teached congratulated _ .


Input: Context Word: strict.

Output: Since PersonX was a very strict parent of PersonY, _ never let them borrow the car on Saturday nights.


Input: Context Word: Puerto Rico.

Output: PersonX was appalled when PersonY told him about the condition of Puerto Rico, but _ will be leaving tomorrow as he is a tourist.


Input: Context Word: attack.

Output: When PersonX attacked PersonY at the park _ laughed and ran home to his mother.


Input: Context Word: ghost.

Output: Hunting for a ghost in the cemetery was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed the dark.


Input: Context Word: ghost.

Output: On Halloween, PersonX was helping PersonY search for a ghost although _ did not believe in them.


Input: Context Word: ghost.

Output: PersonX believes he saw a ghost at the hotel, but PersonY doesn't think it's true. So, _ is a believer in the paranormal.


Input: Context Word: ghost.

Output: PersonX pretended to be a ghost while PersonY was a witch, so _ was had the inability to cast a spell.


Input: Context Word: ghost.

Output: PersonX tends to believe in ghosts, while PersonY does not, so _ is more believing in the paranormal.


Input: Context Word: ghost.

Output: PersonX told PersonY about a ghost that haunts the house,  but _ failed to frighten her.


Input: Context Word: nonprofit organization.

Output: PersonX sought advice from PersonY on how to start a nonprofit organization because _ knew nothing about the subject.


Input: Context Word: paranoid personality disorder.

Output: PersonX was a Psychiatrist treating PersonY for paranoid personality disorder so _ prescribed them some medication.


Input: Context Word: get bed rest.

Output: PersonX had to get bed rest and PersonY didn't because _ was having complications with her pregnancy.


Input: Context Word: right of way.

Output: PersonX blamed PersonY for the accident because _ had the right of way at the four way stop.


Input: Context Word: deveined.

Output: PersonX deveined the shrimp with vigor while PersonY lounged in a chair because _ was energetic.


Input: Context Word: wig.

Output: PersonX decided to cut all of PersonY hair, but _ wouldn't let him put on a wig.


Input: Context Word: wig.

Output: PersonX doesn't get to change their hairstyle as frequently as PersonY because _ isn't comfortable wearing a wig.


Input: Context Word: wig.

Output: PersonX donated hair for a wig to PersonY after their hair fell out because _ wanted to help and had long hair.


Input: Context Word: wig.

Output: PersonX liked to wear all sorts of wigs while PersonY did not. _ thought they were very creative.


Input: Context Word: wig.

Output: PersonX was going bald and losing their hair but not PersonY, so _ needed to wear a wig.


Input: Context Word: wig.

Output: So _ was embarrassed because PersonX wears a wig and PersonY doesn't and have really nice hair.


Input: Context Word: Art.

Output: PersonX didn't study very hard in art school but PersonY did. _ made very lousy paintings.


Input: Context Word: Art.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to attend the grand opening of _ 's art exhibit at the museum.


Input: Context Word: martial.

Output: PersonX was learning martial arts from PersonY so _ was excited when they knocked the other down.


Input: Context Word: financed.

Output: The film that PersonX made was financed entirely by PersonY. This makes _ the film's director.


Input: Context Word: emerald.

Output: Instead of a diamond, PersonX bought an emerald engagement ring. PersonY agreed that it was more personal. _ prepared to propose.


Input: Context Word: reorganize.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY reorganize her closet since _ is considered to be an organizational genius.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to sew so _ could learn to make a wrap skirt.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew how to sew curtains, because _ she was interested in knowing.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX has a ripped shirt while PersonY has a not ripped shirt because _ hates to sew.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to sew up her torn clothes since _ was very skilled with a needle and thread.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX knew how to sew but PersonY did not, so _ taught them very basic techniques.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX learned how to sew but PersonY gave up on it, because _ possessed a great deal of patience.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX liked to sew but personY did not as _ was very patient when it came to crafts.


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX offered to sew PersonYs shirt because  _  knew how to sew .


Input: Context Word: sew.

Output: PersonX was showing PersonY how to sew up a hole in his shirt but accidentally stabbed himself with the needle, so _ cried out in pain.


Input: Context Word: traditional.

Output: A small traditional wedding was suitable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had come from a small family.


Input: Context Word: traditional.

Output: Gaining acceptance in society was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a traditional marriage.


Input: Context Word: traditional.

Output: PersonX liked the traditional pasta better than the spicy pasta PersonY made, as _ likes bland food.


Input: Context Word: traditional.

Output: PersonX was always trying to push traditional values onto PersonY, but _ couldn't get them to stop being rebellious.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX ate all of the potatoes and PersonY ate none because _ was not on a restricted diet.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX eats a lot of potatoes in their diet, whereas PersonY prefers steak, so _ has a carb heavy diet.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX likes eating french fries but PersonY likes eating mashed potatoes because _ likes crispy foods.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX loved to make baked potatoes, but PersonY couldn't stand the smell; _ only made them when she was alone.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX made a compliment to PersonY because _ was pleased with how the potatoes turned out.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX wanted to grow potatoes with PersonY, but _ did not think he would help.


Input: Context Word: potatoes.

Output: PersonX wanted to make some potatoes for dinner and PersonY didn't because _ loved the taste of starch.


Input: Context Word: nosebleed.

Output: PersonX got a terrible nosebleed while sleeping at PersonY's house, so _ decided to go home.


Input: Context Word: Sofa.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to move the heavy sofa to another room because _ was weak.


Input: Context Word: effective.

Output: Being productive at work came easier to suited PersonX than PersonY because _ had effective work habits.


Input: Context Word: effective.

Output: PersonX had an effective way of getting PersonY to do what they wanted, so _ took advantage of them.


Input: Context Word: effective.

Output: While at work, PersonX had to tell PersonY how to be more effective because _ is the boss.


Input: Context Word: airports.

Output: Airports are where PersonX works, and PersonY works on an army base. _ is the stewardess.


Input: Context Word: airports.

Output: PersonX loved to fly and PersonY hated it, so _ visited airports and preferred to fly.


Input: Context Word: Twitter.

Output: Twitter is like a foreign language to PersonX, but not to PersonY because _ hates technology.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: Being uncomfortable with babies, PersonX finally took PersonY's baby in arms, so _ overcome her fear.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: Giving the baby a bottle was no issue for PersonX unlike PersonY because _ loved feeding babies.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: Having a baby filled PersonX with excitement but PersonY with dread. Becoming a parent was a dream for _ .


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to calm her baby because _ was not having any luck doing it herself.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX breast feeds her baby, but PersonY does not approve, so _ uses real milk.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX checked the thermometer before reassuring PersonY that the baby would be fine, because _ worked as a nurse.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX dressed her baby girl in pink and PersonY dressed her baby boy in blue. _ has the pink baby coat.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX gave birth to a baby that was delivered by PersonY, so _ was a parent.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX had a baby and PersonY was over the moon because _ had always wanted to be a mother.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX had a baby whereas PersonY had a college aged child, so _ still had to change diapers.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX had a baby with PersonY, who was indifferent, so _ raised the baby on their own.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX has to stock up on diapers and wipes even though PersonY doesn't because _ just added a baby to their household.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX hated children while PersonY really wanted to have a baby, so _ was upset when his girlfriend got pregnant.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX knocked on PersonY's door because she wanted to meet the new baby, but there was no answer. _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX liked talking to PersonY about her newborn baby since _ was an inexperienced mother.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY with her baby, as _ had raised many children in her life.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX spent the weekend watching a baby while PersonY was on vacation, and _ made sure the baby was fed.