Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX introduced PersonY, who is very shy, to his friends, but _ was being very embarrassing.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX is a stingy person compared to PersonY, so _ will never help friends or strangers.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX is less social than PersonY, and as a result _ has fewer friends to turn to.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX likes to have a lot of Friends but personY does not because _ is very gregarious.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX made friends very easily but PersonY did not. _ had a large social circle.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX makes friends easily but PersonY doesn't. _ has a lot of friends in their life.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX used to be good friends with PersonY, but _ had come to accept that their friendship would never be the same.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX was a very lonely person until they met PersonY because _ did not have many friends.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: PersonX's friends were all busy while PersonY's friends were available, so _ went to the concert alone.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: So _ was upset because PersonX's friends all moved away except for PersonY that was still there.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: Talking to strangers and making friends came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was easygoing.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: The breakup was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ still wanted to be friends with their ex.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: The friends of PersonX are mean and nasty, while PersonY has nice friends. _ is very upset.


Input: Context Word: friends.

Output: The man had been friends with PersonX for a longer time than PersonY because _ went to high school with him.


Input: Context Word: screwdriver.

Output: PersonX needed to borrow a screwdriver from PersonY because _ did not have a good tool box.


Input: Context Word: loser.

Output: While watching a TV show, PersonX said that PersonY related to a loser in the show. _ joked about the comparison.


Input: Context Word: enter.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had a chance to win a million dollars because _ was able to enter the contest.


Input: Context Word: low tea.

Output: At the tea room, PersonX ordered low tea and PersonY brought it out, it was too hot so _ sent it back.


Input: Context Word: evict.

Output: PersonX wanted to evict PersonY from the property because  _  is a concerned landlord.


Input: Context Word: lose weight.

Output: PersonX tried to lecture PersonY on how to lose weight despite the fact that _ is overweight and needs to diet.


Input: Context Word: lose weight.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY lose weight, so _ helped them by making them meals.


Input: Context Word: lose weight.

Output: PersonX was asking PersonY for some tips to lose weight over the summer, because _ only knew how to gain weight.


Input: Context Word: vagina.

Output: PersonX really liked the way vagina tasted but PersonY did not like it. _ licked the vagina enthusiastically.


Input: Context Word: freshman.

Output: PersonX is a freshman and asks for an advice from PersonY, because _ wants to get through the first year.


Input: Context Word: Party Music.

Output: Playing party music suited PersonX, but not PersonY because _ loved to go to the club and dance.


Input: Context Word: jar.

Output: PersonX accused PersonY of taking the last jar of peanut butter, _ is a distrusting person.


Input: Context Word: jar.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to open the lid of the jar because the hands of _ were weak.


Input: Context Word: jar.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help to open the jar of pickles. _ was physically weak.


Input: Context Word: jar.

Output: While they were canning, PersonX gave PersonY some jars to use; then _ went back to canning.


Input: Context Word: photoshoot.

Output: PersonX photoshoot turned out better than PersonY because _ used natural lighting to light their subject.


Input: Context Word: listening.

Output: After learning active listening, PersonX became a more popular  counselor than PersonY because clients felt _ really cared.


Input: Context Word: listening.

Output: PersonX thought it looked like PersonY wasn't listening to him at all, so _ clapped loudly.


Input: Context Word: polite.

Output: Being polite came natural to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had read several books on etiquette.


Input: Context Word: polite.

Output: PersonX always got better service from waitstaff than PersonY because _ was always very polite.


Input: Context Word: polite.

Output: PersonX found it easier to be polite than PersonY, because _ had read several books on proper etiquette.


Input: Context Word: Bad Reputation.

Output: PersonX didn't care like PersonY did so _ didn't care about their bad reputation in school.


Input: Context Word: checkup.

Output: PersonX went to the clinic for a checkup unlike PersonY because _ loves seeing the doctors for advice.


Input: Context Word: banker.

Output: The more prestigious banker was PersonX over PersonY because _ is smarter and more refined.


Input: Context Word: groove.

Output: PersonX wasn't able to feel the groove like PersonY did, because _ didn't have a sense of rhythm.


Input: Context Word: expert.

Output: PersonX had to call in an expert unlike PersonY because _ had no knowledge on the subject.


Input: Context Word: expert.

Output: To be an expert at poker, PersonX chose to play the game for many, many, hours, learning from PersonY because _ was not as skilled as him.


Input: Context Word: sort laundry.

Output: PersonX was naturally tidy while PersonY was naturally messy. _ loved to sort laundry and clean the house.


Input: Context Word: Basketball.

Output: PersonX wanted to go to the park and play basketball with PersonY, so _ sent the invitation.


Input: Context Word: Basketball.

Output: PersonX was a lawyer while PersonY was a basketball player, so _ was in a worse shape.


Input: Context Word: tractor.

Output: PersonX knew how to drive a tractor, but PersonY did not, because _ lived in the city.


Input: Context Word: tractor.

Output: The tractor of PersonX needs repairing, so he takes it to PersonY. _ is likely a farmer.


Input: Context Word: knee.

Output: After PersonX got knee surgery, PersonY helped them to get around, and _ was grateful to them for it.


Input: Context Word: knee.

Output: Because PersonX developed a sore knee during his race against against PersonY, _ lost the race.


Input: Context Word: knee.

Output: PersonX felt sharp pain in their knee after colliding with PersonY during the game so _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: knee.

Output: PersonX has strained her knee and goes to see a doctor PersonY, because _ is hurt.


Input: Context Word: knee.

Output: PersonX twisted his knee while playing soccer with PersonY, so _ had to wear a knee brace.


Input: Context Word: knee.

Output: PersonX was in better shape than PersonY, so _ did not have to wear a knee brace.


Input: Context Word: sprain.

Output: PersonX was always walking slower than PersonY, as _ was suffering from a high ankle sprain.


Input: Context Word: ignore.

Output: PersonX was really mad at PersonY and tried to ignore her, because _ was hurt.


Input: Context Word: ignore.

Output: The bus driver ignored PersonX and talked to PersonY because _ was listening well to them.


Input: Context Word: swamp hibiscus.

Output: PersonX couldn't figure out why her swamp hibiscus weren't thriving, so she hired a gardener PersonY to help. _ was upset when told she accidentally planted them in dry soil.


Input: Context Word: neuter a dog.

Output: PersonX thought it was important to neuter a dog and PersonY did not because _ knew lots of animals become homeless.


Input: Context Word: assistance.

Output: PersonX needed assistance from PersonY on their taxes, because _ was a chronic tax delayer.


Input: Context Word: how to be confident.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to be confident in all situations because _ was a very confident person.


Input: Context Word: bandages.

Output: PersonX got the bandages from the cabinet and brought them over to PersonY's bedside. _ woke her up to change the dressing on her wound.


Input: Context Word: omelette.

Output: Eating omelettes for breakfast suited PersonX less than PersonY, because _ was allergic to eggs.


Input: Context Word: racecar.

Output: The racecar that PersonX drove was slower than the racecar of PersonY because the engine of _ was less powerful.


Input: Context Word: Husband.

Output: PersonX disliked PersonY's husband, but _ still agreed to go to dinner with the couple.


Input: Context Word: altar.

Output: PersonX knelt at the dark altar and confessed their sins to the priest, PersonY; _ then thanked him for listening.


Input: Context Word: psychoactive drugs.

Output: PersonX really like the feeling of being under psychoactive drugs but PersonY liked to feel sober. _ bought some acid at the hippie concert.


Input: Context Word: outline.

Output: PersonX was asking for a outline of of the study PersonY was happy to accommodate them, _  is interested in a subject.


Input: Context Word: Comic Con.

Output: PersonX was able to attend Comic Con, but PersonY was not, because _ saved their money all year.


Input: Context Word: administer.

Output: PersonX was more serious medical student than PersonY so _ got to administer the first procedure first.


Input: Context Word: delusional.

Output: PersonX was delusional but PersonY was not so _ thought that voting for this political party was a good idea.


Input: Context Word: appointed.

Output: PersonX appointed PersonY as the head guard, because _ recognized that they were the best of the best.


Input: Context Word: panties.

Output: PersonX tried to put her panties into PersonY 's laundry load, because _ didn't have enough room in her washing machine.


Input: Context Word: panties.

Output: The panties of PersonX were white, but PersonY was wearing black ones because _ was more conservative.


Input: Context Word: rename.

Output: PersonX had a new computer than PersonY and _ renamed their computer quicker than the other.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: After the wedding was over PersonX asked PersonY on a trip, because _ wanted a new relationship.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: Because PersonX was the bride and PersonY was her bridesmaid, _ wore a white dress to the wedding.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: Going to the wedding was embarrassing for PersonX but not PersonY as _ had dated all the groomsmen.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: I will hire PersonX as my wedding photographer and not PersonY even though they both are professionals because _ has similar taste to mine.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: On Saturday PersonX attended PersonY's wedding. It was beautiful and _ gave a nice gift.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time the wedding was to start because _ had forgotten the exact time..


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the wedding was taking place because _ forgot the date of the event.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had something to do on Saturday because _ was invited to the wedding.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX gave the blessing and a speech at PersonY's wedding ceremony, since _ was the officiant.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX had a wedding last year, but PersonY has never had one, so _ is currently married.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to go to a wedding with them so _ would not have to go alone.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX is jealous of PersonY despite _ being chosen to be the best man at the wedding.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX loves to go to a big wedding but PersonY does not. _ watched the Royal wedding on tv.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX married recently and PersonY who is still a bachelor was a best man at the wedding, _ seems happy.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX sent a beautiful wedding invitation to PersonY because _ was having a large wedding.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was a wedding planner so liked to be very social, PersonY was shy. _ liked to go out in the evenings.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was getting married and wanted PersonY to be a part of the wedding and, in the end, _ was very happy.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was in charge of planning the wedding for PersonY, and _ ended up being very useful.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was invited to attend PersonY's wedding, and _ met the bride at the ceremony.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was invited to be a guest at the wedding but PersonY wasn't. _ felt grateful to the couple for inviting them.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was planning the wedding of his friend PersonY but _ got overwhelmed by the stress of handling it.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: PersonX was the wedding planner for PersonY, so _ was responsible for all the variables to be set up.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: The wedding of PersonX is being planned by PersonY for a fee, so _ is going to be the bride.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: The wedding of PersonX was a hit unlike the wedding of PersonY because _ prepared well in advance.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: The wedding of PersonX was extravagant, while PersonY had the opposite. _ is more likely the big shot banker.


Input: Context Word: wedding.

Output: The wedding of PersonX was ruined when PersonY slept with her fiancee. _ is in shambles.


Input: Context Word: sideburns.

Output: PersonX found PersonY's boyfriend unattractive because _ didn't like sideburns or any facial hair, for that matter.


Input: Context Word: Hawaii.

Output: PersonX was very excited to be flying to Hawaii with PersonY who has flown many times before, but _ was feeling anxious.


Input: Context Word: Gout.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of rich foods but PersonY dined mainly on plants. _ was always worried about coming down with the gout.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: At dinner time, PersonX ate PersonY's serving of peas because _ really likes green vegetables.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: No matter how hard she tried, PersonX could not get PersonY to eat more vegetables. _ said they were delicious and nutritious.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX ate many vegetables at every meal but not PersonY because _ was a vegan.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX consumed many vegetables during the week and tried to convince PersonY to do the same. _ believed in being healthy.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX eats a lot more vegetables than PersonY because _ is on a plant-based diet.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX grew up to be more fit than PersonY because _ would always eat all their vegetables.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX is in bad health unlike PersonY so _ worries about eating more fruits and vegetables.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX liked to cook from scratch more often than PersonY, so _ never had vegetables go bad.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX loved eating many different vegetables but not PersonY because _ was on a vegetarian diet.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX wanted to eat vegetables, but PersonY insisted they eat steak, so _ came to terms with not having broccoli.


Input: Context Word: vegetables.

Output: PersonX was much healthier than PersonY was because _ ate many more vegetables during the day.


Input: Context Word: breasts.

Output: PersonX fills out a bikini top very well but PersonY doesn't because _ has very large breasts.


Input: Context Word: breasts.

Output: PersonX loved the look of big breasts on a woman but PersonY did not. _ tipped the stripper with large breasts very well.


Input: Context Word: arm.

Output: PersonX brushed PersonY's hair for her, because _ was helping a friend with a broken arm.


Input: Context Word: arm.

Output: PersonX had to twist PersonY 's arm to get her to do the work, as _ was so insistent about it.


Input: Context Word: arm.

Output: PersonX wants to build his upper arm and asks PersonY if he can show him good exercises, because _ wants to impress his girlfriend.


Input: Context Word: parallel park.

Output: PersonX was learning to parallel park when he crashed into PersonYs car.  _ was very upset with himself.


Input: Context Word: psoriasis.

Output: PersonX goes to see PersonY for the psoriasis because _ is no longer able to cope with the condition.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: A very clean PersonX  was needing to wash PersonY's very dirty clothes because _ was an adult.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she could borrow some clothes because _ loved her fashion sense.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX can't get the poison ivy out of PersonY's clothes, so _ decides to try a new soap.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX didn't have to buy clothes for the ski trip but PersonY did because _ lived in a cold environment.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY all of their extra clothes because _ was trying to clean out the closet before moving.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX had larger clothes than PersonY because _ weighed more and had a bigger waist.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX had to get clothes from the thrift store but not PersonY because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX labeled all of PersonY's clothes for daycare, because _ 's teacher thought that would be responsible.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX liked to go clothes shopping but PersonY didn't, so _ headed out to the mall for the day.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX likes to wear tight fitting clothes but PersonY likes to wear baggy clothes. _ bought a pair of tights.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to buy them new clothes, because _ had outgrown their old clothes.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX needed new clothes so PersonY gave him money for shopping; _ got some great deals at the mall.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX only had a few clothes compared to PersonY because _ didn't have a job or any money.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX prefers to dress in tight-fitting clothing that shows much of the skin underneath, while PersonY wears loose, ill-defining clothes that are sensible, because _ is a promiscuous woman.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX stole the new clothes from PersonY because _ had run out of clean clothes.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX thought the clothes looked very nice but PersonY did not agree. _ bought the clothes.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY pick out clothes for their job interview for _ had a great personal style.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX wore appropriate clothes to the formal business interview while PersonY dressed inappropriately because _ wore formal attire.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: PersonX wore expensive clothes while PersonY wore very economic ones, so _ often shopped at high end stores.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: Since PersonX did laundry yesterday and PersonY had not for several weeks, _ had lots of clean clothes.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: Taking her clothes to the dry cleaners was more important for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a professional job in an office.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: The clothes of PersonX always smell, but PersonY's smell very good. _ does laundry once a month.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: The clothes of PersonX look more expensive than PersonY's because _ has a larger salary to buy clothes with.


Input: Context Word: clothes.

Output: Wearing new and fashionable clothes suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a businessman.


Input: Context Word: watches.

Output: The watches PersonX owns are classier than the ones PersonY has due to _ making more money.


Input: Context Word: conference.

Output: PersonX was upbraided by PersonY because _ used company's money too extravagantly at the conference.


Input: Context Word: learning disability.

Output: PersonX had a learning disability that PersonY was helping him with, _ felt very appreciative.


Input: Context Word: learning disability.

Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY was failing their classes, _  suggested they get tested for a learning disability.


Input: Context Word: midnight.

Output: PersonX had a hard time waking up after midnight PersonY, because _ was too gentle when they were calling.


Input: Context Word: midnight.

Output: PersonX was goth and PersonY was pop, so _ got really excited when midnight rolled around.


Input: Context Word: tall.

Output: PersonX is much taller than PersonY is because _ 's parents were very large people.


Input: Context Word: clean the showerhead.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean the showerhead because _ had cleaned a lot of bathrooms.


Input: Context Word: Puppy.

Output: PersonX ran away from PersonY because _ had kicked his puppy for no reason whatsoever.


Input: Context Word: Puppy.

Output: PersonX wanted to surprise PersonY with a puppy for Christmas, so _ asked about allergies to dogs.


Input: Context Word: field.

Output: PersonX received the ball from PersonY so _ could take it down the field and score a goal.


Input: Context Word: field.

Output: PersonX was always playing the field, and ended up cheating on PersonY, because _ was untrustworthy.


Input: Context Word: field.

Output: PersonX was an expert in the field compared to PersonY, because _ had already been doing it for years.


Input: Context Word: jars.

Output: PersonX got the jars out for PersonY because _ was helping out in the processing of making preserves.


Input: Context Word: kid.

Output: PersonX aspired to grow up and be just like PersonY was now, as _ was still a kid .


Input: Context Word: insulation.

Output: PersonX put a large amount of insulation in their attic but PersonY only put a thin layer of it. _ saved a huge amount on their power bill.


Input: Context Word: uses a handkerchief.

Output: PersonX uses a handkerchief and PersonY does not becase _ tends to sweat a lot in the summer.


Input: Context Word: walking.

Output: PersonX loves walking, but PersonY does not, so _ walks to work every morning when it's not raining.


Input: Context Word: walking.

Output: PersonX made PersonY a new walking stick from an oak tree branch, and _ worked many hours on it.


Input: Context Word: walking.

Output: PersonX really likes walking around the neighborhood with PersonY after dinner, because _ appreciates company.


Input: Context Word: walking.

Output: PersonX was walking around his neighborhood and saw PersonY breaking into a house, _ ran away and called the police.


Input: Context Word: walking.

Output: Walking was easy for PersonX while PersonY was in a wheelchair, so going up stairs was easy for _ .


Input: Context Word: develop social skills.

Output: Making new friends was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ learned to develop social skills as a child.


Input: Context Word: source.

Output: In the newsroom, PersonX demands to know the source for PersonY's article. So, it's probably that _ is the editor.


Input: Context Word: ingredients.

Output: At the store, PersonX couldn't find all the ingredients on the list so had to ask PersonY for help. _ didn't know the store well.


Input: Context Word: ingredients.

Output: Making play dough only required two ingredients which PersonX had on hand, but not PersonY, so _ finished the project quickly.


Input: Context Word: ingredients.

Output: PersonX bought all of the ingredients and gave them to PersonY, since _ was the sous chef.


Input: Context Word: masks.

Output: The masks were awarded to PersonX and not PersonY because _ won the best actor award.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: Cold weather is what PersonX predicts to PersonY this winter morning , _ is  a  advise giver to others.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: It was getting chilly. PersonX asked PersonY when does winter start, because _ didn't know.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: It was winter and PersonX wanted to hold PersonY's hands, because _ hands were cold.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time the library closes during winter hours, because _ she had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: PersonX didn't care for the approaching winter while PersonY was looking forward to it. _ preferred warm weather.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: PersonX loves winter and snow so much that PersonY starts appreciating them also, because _ is very convincing.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: PersonX was very comfortable outside during winter unlike PersonY because _ had a very thick coat.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: The cold of winter was better tolerated by PersonX than PersonY due to _ growing up in Alaska.


Input: Context Word: winter.

Output: The crisp winter was abhorrent to PersonX but PersonY loved it, since _ was susceptible to the harsh weather.


Input: Context Word: launchpad.

Output: PersonX was helping with PersonY's computer problems adding programs to the launchpad so _ got control over the computer.


Input: Context Word: violated.

Output: A man walked up to PersonX and violated his space but not PersonY because _ was annoying him.


Input: Context Word: subject.

Output: Math was a difficult subject in school for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a lazy student.


Input: Context Word: mumps.

Output: When PersonX had the mumps, PersonY took care of her, so _ was very grateful.


Input: Context Word: dry out sage.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help on how to dry out sage since _ worked as an attorney.


Input: Context Word: Nevada.

Output: In Nevada, PersonX wins more at the slot machines than PersonY because _ is luckier.


Input: Context Word: replace.

Output: PersonX broke PersonY's favorite coffee mug, so _ apologized by trying to replace it with a similar one.


Input: Context Word: replace.

Output: PersonX was replaced by PersonY in the play, because _ had done a poor job learning their lines.


Input: Context Word: maximum.

Output: PersonX enjoyed talking on the phone but PersonY didn't. _ always exceeded the maximum minutes allowed.


Input: Context Word: itch.

Output: The itchy rash made PersonX cry in discomfort. PersonY applied some aloe because _ was so uncomfortable.


Input: Context Word: Nail.

Output: PersonX went to the salon every week to get their nails did while PersonY did theirs at home. _ had flawless looking nails girl.


Input: Context Word: bodywash.

Output: PersonX's bodywash smells better than that of PersonY, so _ continues to use this brand.


Input: Context Word: communicated.

Output: PersonX communicated their wishes to PersonY in class because _ was the leader of the group.


Input: Context Word: authoritative.

Output: PersonX was much more authoritative in the office than PersonY, because _ was a manager in charge of many employees.


Input: Context Word: seminar.

Output: PersonX is attending PersonY's seminar on Saturday because _ wants to have the other's job someday.


Input: Context Word: seminar.

Output: The seminar was very beneficial to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ paid attention and took notes.


Input: Context Word: blogging.

Output: PersonX gave up blogging way before PersonY because _ was failing more at running the blog.


Input: Context Word: blogging.

Output: PersonX was good at blogging but PersonY was not. _ got a lot of traffic on their blog.


Input: Context Word: bile.

Output: PersonX had terrible acid reflux after Indian food but it was PersonY's favorite cuisine. _ often coughed up bile after spicy food.


Input: Context Word: hood.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to put the hood of her jacket up because _ didn't want her to get cold.


Input: Context Word: muddy.

Output: The garden of PersonX was really muddy compared to PersonY's because at _ house the rain fell hard.


Input: Context Word: hardship.

Output: PersonX went through more hardships in life than PersonY because _ lived in a rougher area.


Input: Context Word: outrageous.

Output: PersonX thought it was outrageous that PersonY took the money from _ and spent it on drugs.


Input: Context Word: soap scum.

Output: Since PersonX cleaned her tub more frequently than PersonY, _ had to deal with very little soap scum.


Input: Context Word: trim.

Output: PersonX decided to trim their hair but PersonY did not as _ had very long hair.


Input: Context Word: trim.

Output: PersonX sought advice from PersonY on how to stay trim because _ did not have good diet habits.


Input: Context Word: trim.

Output: PersonX wondered how PersonY kept so trim , so _ asked her for diet and exercise advice.


Input: Context Word: trim.

Output: Staying trim was not important to PersonX , but was essential to PersonY , so _ never watched his calories.


Input: Context Word: Carbohydrates.

Output: In an attempt to lose weight PersonX asked PersonY how many carbohydrates they ate because _ ate unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: Mount Everest.

Output: PersonX decided to climb Mount Everest, while PersonY stayed home, because _ was a natural adventurer.


Input: Context Word: finger.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY broke their finger when they caught the ball because _ was paying attention.


Input: Context Word: finger.

Output: PersonX's finger got smashed while playing ball with PersonY. _ felt a lot of pain.


Input: Context Word: finger.

Output: PersonX's finger needs stitches from PersonY at the hospital, so _ is likely a patient.


Input: Context Word: make fabric earrings.

Output: PersonX wanted to make fabric earrings and PersonY did not because _ had a talent for crafting.


Input: Context Word: behind his back.

Output: PersonX broke the trust between him and PersonY, when _ met a girl they both liked and went crazy behind his back.


Input: Context Word: honor.

Output: PersonX chose to honor PersonY at their funeral by singing a song, because _ was a mourning loved one.


Input: Context Word: poor hygiene.

Output: PersonX had poor hygiene. PersonY frequently told him he smelled and laughed about it. _ felt bullied.


Input: Context Word: Catfish.

Output: personx got bitten by a catfish while fishing in persony pond because _ did not heed to the warnings.


Input: Context Word: Paintball.

Output: PersonX was very proud because _ won the first and second paintball games against PersonY.


Input: Context Word: incense sticks.

Output: PersonX frequently lit incense sticks when PersonY came for her massage as _ most clients request it.


Input: Context Word: cockatiel.

Output: PersonX ignored the cockatiel soon after getting it which left PersonY to care for it because _ is fickle.


Input: Context Word: cockatiel.

Output: PersonX was afraid of the cockatiel, when PersonY would hand feed it. The cockatiel ignored _ for getting head scratches.


Input: Context Word: foam.

Output: The foam coming from the washing machine or PersonX was great than the machine of PersonY because _ used soap generously.


Input: Context Word: cremation.

Output: Cremation scares PersonX, but PersonY isn't bothered by it, so _ wants to be buried.


Input: Context Word: open mind.

Output: PersonX was able to keep an open mind going into the trial, but PersonY was not, because _ was already prejudiced.


Input: Context Word: cleaning a closet.

Output: PersonX finished cleaning a closet in the bedroom before PersonY because _ was already very organized.


Input: Context Word: deeds.

Output: PersonX committed a bunch of good deeds in PersonY's name, because _ didn't want the credit.


Input: Context Word: stump.

Output: PersonX doesn't like the rotten tree stump in PersonY's yard, so _ asks him to grind down the stump.


Input: Context Word: Cloth.

Output: personx cried over the tough persony caused on his cloth because _ will be delayed for it.


Input: Context Word: bench.

Output: PersonX took the last seat on the bench, even though PersonY needed it more, because _ was greedy.


Input: Context Word: Punish.

Output: PersonX thought punishing kids with belt was acceptable but PersonY only used stern lectures. _ was investigated for child abuse.


Input: Context Word: Divorce.

Output: PersonX wanted a divorce for 2 years now but PersonY did not understand, as _ was careless.


Input: Context Word: accidentally.

Output: PersonX accidentally  knocked over PersonYs  favorite vase, this made  _  feel sorry.


Input: Context Word: accidentally.

Output: While driving on the freeway, PersonX accidentally rear ended PersonY's car so _ was remorseful.


Input: Context Word: meeting.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY whether meeting can be postponed to 10.00, because _ was running late.


Input: Context Word: meeting.

Output: The department manager invited PersonX to the meeting rather than PersonY because _ was in charge of the current project.


Input: Context Word: artwork.

Output: Drawing was a talent of PersonX but not PersonY so _ was always eager to show her her artwork .


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: Celebrating Christmas was more well suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a Christian.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: Christmas isn't celebrated by PersonX, but it is PersonY's favorite holiday. _ is probably Jewish.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: Christmas was a special holiday to PersonX but not PersonY since _ was a Christian.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: For Christmas, PersonX gave PersonY a brand new car with all the bells and whistles. _ was very generous.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX celebrates Christmas every single year with their family while PersonY celebrates Hanukkah with theirs. _ practices Christianity.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY set up the Christmas tree because _ was much older and wiser.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX lived in Arizona and PersonY lived in Canada, so _ never saw snow at Christmas.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX was invited by PersonY to a Christmas party but ( _ ) said no because she already had a party to go to that night.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX was more excited than PersonY on Christmas morning because _ didn't mind getting up early.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX was trying to think of a Christmas gift for PersonY but _ couldn't think of a thing they would like.


Input: Context Word: Christmas.

Output: PersonX's family celebrates Christmas every year, while PersonY does not celebrate because _ is Catholic.


Input: Context Word: Cream.

Output: PersonX used cream while massaging PersonY, but an allergic reaction occurred. _ was sent to the hospital.


Input: Context Word: Cream.

Output: With the goal to make cream, PersonX called upon PersonYs expertise when _ had no clue what to do.


Input: Context Word: Guinea Pig.

Output: personx bought a Guinea Pig from persony and it seems to be sick and _ wanted it returned.


Input: Context Word: Guinea Pig.

Output: personx wanted to get another Guinea Pig before persony does but _ was thinking about the space to keep them.


Input: Context Word: labrador retriever.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to get a labrador retriever as a dog because _ loved that breed.


Input: Context Word: weld.

Output: PersonX stood in the garage and watched PersonY weld the metal scultpure because _ admired their skill.


Input: Context Word: violation.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY in filing a tenant right's violation because _ forgot how.


Input: Context Word: fridge.

Output: PersonX's fridge was fuller than PersonY's because _ just went shopping the day before yesterday.


Input: Context Word: creams.

Output: PersonX had tried a large variety of creams for their skin but PersonY had not.  _ was much more adventurous.


Input: Context Word: solve.

Output: Despite his best efforts, PersonX could not solve PersonY's riddle because _ was not very smart.


Input: Context Word: solve.

Output: PersonX knew how to solve equations well while PersonY did not, so _ always got As in advanced math classes.


Input: Context Word: Shredder.

Output: PersonX owned a paper shredder and PersonY did not, so _ shredded all the confidential paperwork.


Input: Context Word: plaque.

Output: The dentist was happy with PersonX's teeth but not PersonY's. _ had no buildup of plaque.


Input: Context Word: gymnastics.

Output: Because PersonX only took gymnastics while they were a kid while PersonY only played baseball, _ could perform a somersault.


Input: Context Word: gymnastics.

Output: Gymnastics required patience which was easier for PersonX than PersonY. _ did not get discouraged easily.


Input: Context Word: omelet.

Output: PersonX was cooked a special omelet breakfast by PersonY because today ( _ ) celebrated her first day of retirement.


Input: Context Word: phosphate.

Output: PersonX was PersonY's chemistry lab partner but _ kept forgetting where the phosphate was stored.


Input: Context Word: Humor.

Output: PersonX used humor to win over the crowd, which really impressed PersonY as _ had an established career in comedy.


Input: Context Word: soundly.

Output: PersonX tried not to wake PersonY, who was sleeping soundly because _ had a very early appointment that day.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: After going to the dentist, PersonX needed braces but not PersonY because _ had bad teeth.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: After the dentist appointment, PersonX smiled bigger than PersonY because _ was proud of their braces.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: Even though they both needed braces in middle school, PersonX got them while PersonY did not, so _ 's teeth are straight as an adult.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX applied to braces to PersonY's teeth, then _ reminded her to brush every day.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX complimented PersonY on her beautiful smile as _ noticed her braces were removed recently.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX explained that PersonY was too young to have braces, because _ was a dentist.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX finally got their braces taken out by PersonY, and _ was satisfied to finally have them taken out.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX had crooked teeth and needed braces but PersonY didn't. _ made an appointment with a dentist.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX had had braces when they were younger but PersonY had not so _ had very straight teeth.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX had to get braces on his teeth while PersonY had a perfect checkup, so _ was feeling down.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to put braces on their child but _ couldn't afford to pay full price.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX is a dentist, PersonY is not therefore _ is best to get advice about braces from.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to pay for their kid's braces for _ didn't have insurance to cover the costs.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX tries to cheer PersonY up after the news about needing braces, because _ wants her friend to love herself.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX was worried about getting braces so PersonY calmed him down; _ was able to settle down for his appointment.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX's braces looked better than PersonY's because _ always flossed after a meal and before bed.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: PersonX's mouth is in pain because she has braces, but PersonY just got hers off. _ is annoyed by that.


Input: Context Word: braces.

Output: Since PersonX had straight teeth and PersonY did not, _ was told that they did not need to get braces.


Input: Context Word: values.

Output: PersonX places higher values on cars while PersonY does so with animals. _ spends much time driving cars.


Input: Context Word: values.

Output: PersonX shared their values with PersonY, but then _ was afraid they'd said too much.


Input: Context Word: usefulness.

Output: PersonX had eventually outlived their usefulness in PersonY's superficial company, so _ was soon replaced.


Input: Context Word: Zombies.

Output: PersonX didn't think zombies were very cool but PersonY loved them. _ never watched The Walking Dead.


Input: Context Word: dimentia.

Output: PersonX was taken to the hospital by PersonY because they had dimentia, and _ needed to get treatment for it.


Input: Context Word: pots.

Output: PersonX had less pots and pans in their kitchen than PersonY, and _ wanted to clean up the mess.


Input: Context Word: pots.

Output: PersonX places flower pots all over the patio so PersonY can enjoy the flowers, and _ is proud of the idea.


Input: Context Word: belong.

Output: PersonX told PersonY not to take something that doesn't belong to him, _ was so wise compared to him.


Input: Context Word: dark circles.

Output: PersonX did not have dark circles under her eyes, while PersonY did, because _ got enough sleep most nights.


Input: Context Word: dark circles.

Output: PersonX had dark circles under their eyes the next day, while PersonY looked well rested, because _ had gone to bed late.


Input: Context Word: popsicles.

Output: Popsicles come in many flavors, but PersonX only likes cherry and PersonY likes them all because _ is very picky.


Input: Context Word: salary.

Output: PersonX was jealous of PersonY because _ got lower annual salary raise in the company.


Input: Context Word: wraps.

Output: PersonX's lunch wraps looked more professional than PersonY's because _ was a sandwich chef in the restaurant.


Input: Context Word: silicone sealant.

Output: PersonX was handier than PersonY, so _ applied the silicone sealant to the bathtub corner.


Input: Context Word: birds.

Output: Because PersonX likes birds and PersonY prefers dogs, _ went to the store and bought a bird as a pet.


Input: Context Word: birds.

Output: It was harder for PersonX to sleep than it was for PersonY because _ had birds in their attic.


Input: Context Word: birds.

Output: PersonX didn't have a lot of birds as pets like PersonY because _ hated all of the noise.


Input: Context Word: birds.

Output: PersonX wanted pet birds but PersonY did not because _ thought they were beautiful pets to have.


Input: Context Word: potty.

Output: PersonX had to use the potty while PersonY used the restroom because _ is a toddler.


Input: Context Word: mind and body.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to practice yoga because _ wanted to improve their mind and body.


Input: Context Word: guess.

Output: PersonX goes to the carnival booth where PersonY will guess their weight, but _ ends up feeling offended.


Input: Context Word: autistic.

Output: PersonX soon realized that PersonY was autistic because _ is very perceptive about such things.


Input: Context Word: autistic.

Output: PersonX was aware that PersonY was autistic , so _ was very eager to offer her friendship and assistance.


Input: Context Word: autistic.

Output: PersonX was concerned PersonY's child was autistic because _ child was diagnosed a while ago.


Input: Context Word: autistic.

Output: The children were not vaccinated, which was fine with PersonX but annoyed PersonY. _ believed they made kids autistic.


Input: Context Word: thick skin.

Output: Insults bounced right off of PersonX but deeply hurt PersonY, since _ had a very thick skin.


Input: Context Word: thick skin.

Output: PersonX found standup comedy difficult but it came naturally to PersonY. _ had never had a thick skin for hecklers.


Input: Context Word: mobile.

Output: PersonX played all the trendy mobile app games but not PersonY because _ had a smartphone.


Input: Context Word: photosynthesis.

Output: Even though PersonX knew more about biology than PersonY, _ had a difficult time explaining photosynthesis.


Input: Context Word: photosynthesis.

Output: PersonX gave an explanation of photosynthesis to PersonY, so _ could teach how plants produce energy.


Input: Context Word: Softball.

Output: PersonX was really skilled at softball compared to PersonY because _ practiced the sport all the time.


Input: Context Word: published.

Output: When PersonX wrote a published article, PersonY was very pleased because _ had been rejected many times in the past.


Input: Context Word: Alimony.

Output: PersonX gave advice to PersonY on how to handle alimony because _ had been through a divorce before.


Input: Context Word: publishing.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help with publishing a children's book because _ had no experience.


Input: Context Word: publishing.

Output: Self publishing online has become the new norm and PersonX picked up on that, but PersonY went for the traditional way of publishing and consequently _ made money quickly.


Input: Context Word: business plan.

Output: PersonX thought it was a good idea to ask PersonY for help with a business plan because _ wanted a successful business.


Input: Context Word: elementary school.

Output: PersonX interviewed for a position at PersonY's elementary school, so she asked for advice. _ used what she learned to get the job.


Input: Context Word: swaddle.

Output: PersonX learns to swaddle PersonY by watching videos online and practicing with a doll, so _ is soon an expert.


Input: Context Word: Sodium.

Output: PersonX drank water but PersonY ate salty chips and drank sports drinks, so _ 's sodium level registered as very high.


Input: Context Word: slime.

Output: PersonX played with the slime, but PersonY didn't, because _ doesn't mind getting their hands dirty.


Input: Context Word: slime.

Output: Slime was a great toy to play with PersonX but not PersonY. _ loved the smell of it.


Input: Context Word: sleeps.

Output: PersonX sleeps only at night while PersonY has to sleep during the day sometimes, because _ works only days.


Input: Context Word: Apple Cider Vinegar.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they had any apple cider vinegar because the recipe _ was making required it.


Input: Context Word: cattle.

Output: PersonX had little experience raising cattle while PersonY was quite experienced since _ lived in the city.


Input: Context Word: cattle.

Output: PersonX liked to play with the large cattle but not PersonY because _ found them to be familiar.


Input: Context Word: cattle.

Output: PersonX raises cattle while PersonY raises chickens, and therefore _ is able to sell milk.


Input: Context Word: cattle.

Output: The cattle at the farm of PersonX were fatter than the ones raised by PersonY because _ fed theirs more.


Input: Context Word: styrofoam.

Output: PersonX hated styrofoam cups and PersonY was drinking from one, so _ yelled at him.


Input: Context Word: shrinkage.

Output: PersonX complained to PersonY about the shrinkage to her sweaters, but nothing was resolved because _ took her clothes and went.


Input: Context Word: wood doors.

Output: Cleaning wood doors is enjoyable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is okay with easy work.


Input: Context Word: congratulated.

Output: After the tennis match had ended, PersonX grudgingly congratulated PersonY because _ had been defeated.


Input: Context Word: indigestion.

Output: PersonX gets sick when he drinks milk while PersonY gets sick with gluten, _ got indigestion because of a milkshake.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: PersonX always had to use makeup foundation but not PersonY because _ had damaged face skin.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help with foundation because _ was horrible at doing makeup.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: PersonX poured the foundation for the house while PersonY filmed it, because _ was a construction worker.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY that she was an experienced bricklayer, because _ had built such a strong foundation.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: PersonX was more reliable and hardworking than PersonY, but to be fair, _ had a better foundation as a child.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: PersonX's makeup foundation looks more legit than PersonY's because _ goes to a professional makeup artist.


Input: Context Word: foundation.

Output: The foundation got a big donation from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very generous.


Input: Context Word: fit.

Output: Currently, PersonX is teaching PersonY how to get fit, so _ is in decent shape currently.


Input: Context Word: fit.

Output: PersonX fit into a size six shoe while PersonY did not because _ has small feet.


Input: Context Word: fit.

Output: PersonX thinks the candidate is a good fit but PersonY disagrees, so _ keeps saying nice things about the candidate.


Input: Context Word: fit.

Output: PersonX was able to fit into old college jeans but not PersonY because _ had actually lost weight over the years.


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX could calculate very complex numbers and fractions but PersonY could not because _ had always been good at math.


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX could not calculate the multiplication tables like PersonY because _ had a slower brain.


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX didn't know how to calculate simple interest while PersonY did, so the man was easily able to take advantage of _ .


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX struggles to calculate the tip for the waiter while PersonY does it easily, because _ never took math class.


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX tries to calculate the interest over five years, but PersonY needs to help because _ is terrible at math.


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX want to learn how to calculate board feet and asks PersonY for help, because _ can't do it alone.


Input: Context Word: calculate.

Output: PersonX was better at math homework than PersonY because _ could calculate complex equations in their head.


Input: Context Word: tai chi.

Output: PersonX took tai chi lessons from PersonY, because _ was eager to learn to do it.


Input: Context Word: milkshake.

Output: A really good treat for PersonX is a milkshake, but PersonY can't have them. _ can tolerate lactose.


Input: Context Word: milkshake.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a milkshake but PersonY didn't want one. _ had a sweet tooth.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY wanted to reduce the amount of clutter in the office because _ was a neat freak.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX had to reduce calories before summer but not PersonY because _ is a heavy person.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX made the choice to reduce PersonY's salary after _ started cutting back on expenses.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX took some ibuporfen from PersonY, hoping it would help reduce _ 's pain a bit.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX tried to reduce PersonY 's contributions to the committee, but _ was too timid and she failed to stop her from speaking up.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX tried to reduce the work hours for PersonY because _ did not need that much help.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: PersonX wanted to reduce stress in their life, so they left PersonY, because _ was always being berated by them.


Input: Context Word: reduce.

Output: To reduce global warming was central to PersonX's identity, and PersonY was curious about learning more about the subject, so _ extended an invitation to attend a local environmental conference.


Input: Context Word: historical fiction.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY with writing his historical fiction book because _ was more experienced in the field.


Input: Context Word: cigar.

Output: At a party PersonX lit a cigar but PersonY did not because _ was feeling happy.


Input: Context Word: cigar.

Output: PersonX smokes and PersonY doesn't smoke so _ bought a cigar at the cigar shop yesterday.


Input: Context Word: cigar.

Output: The health of PersonX was weaker than that of PersonY due to _ being a cigar smoker.


Input: Context Word: Stretcher.

Output: PersonX was pretty banged up the wreck but PersonY was fine. _ had to be taken away on a stretcher.


Input: Context Word: heels.

Output: PersonX chided PersonY for parading around in high heels during church because _ is conservative.


Input: Context Word: heels.

Output: PersonX liked to wear high heels on a regular basis but personY did not because _ was very glamorous.


Input: Context Word: heels.

Output: PersonX liked wearing high heels when going out with PersonY, because _ loved the feeling of heels.


Input: Context Word: heels.

Output: PersonX wore flats to the birthday party while PersonY wore heels. _ looked very short.


Input: Context Word: steel.

Output: PersonX made his chair out of steel unlike PersonY because _ wanted a stronger material.


Input: Context Word: steel.

Output: PersonX needed more steel to fix PersonY's car because _ knew how to fix it.


Input: Context Word: steel.

Output: The steel refrigerator appealed more to PersonX than PersonY because _ appreciated the metal design.


Input: Context Word: steel.

Output: Using a steel to sharpen a knife suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had worked with knives before.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: After starting his 12 steps, PersonX apologized to PersonY for causing so much trouble in their life, which _ sincerely meant.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: PersonX always slipped on the steps, but PersonY had to issues with them, because _ had slippery soles.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: PersonX wanted to take baby steps when getting to know PersonY, because _ had a fear of intimacy.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: PersonX watched PersonY climb the front steps, and _ laughed when he fell off the porch.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: The horse took several steps up to PersonX but past PersonY, because _ had carrots in their hand.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: Tracking steps was essential for PersonX but unimportant to PersonY since _ was concerned about their overall fitness level.


Input: Context Word: steps.

Output: When it comes to taking steps to ensure safety in a workplace, PersonX is more effective than PersonY, because _  is a low-risk kind of person.


Input: Context Word: technique.

Output: PersonX had a better technique when playing tennis than PersonY because _ had more practice.


Input: Context Word: technique.

Output: The technique PersonX use to paint murals in more refined that the one PersonY  use because _ pay a lot of attention on the details.


Input: Context Word: Blanket.

Output: PersonX went to the store and bought a blanket for PersonY to sleep with because _ was rich.


Input: Context Word: esteem.

Output: Although PersonX was a happier person than PersonY, _ frequently varried in their own self esteem.


Input: Context Word: miniature.

Output: Owning a miniature poodle seemed natural for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a strong love for dogs.


Input: Context Word: aloe vera.

Output: PersonX could use aloe vera but PersonY could not because _ loves the smell of it.


Input: Context Word: aloe vera.

Output: PersonX learned from PersonY that aloe vera was good for his skin, so he stole some from him, but got caught. _ was remorseful.


Input: Context Word: locate.

Output: It was hard for PersonX to locate the park compare to PersonY, because _ forgot his map.


Input: Context Word: locate.

Output: Navigation was a weakness for PersonX but was PersonY 's strength, so _ could never locate her destination.


Input: Context Word: locate.

Output: PersonX is a computer teacher, PersonY is not therefore _ knows how to locate files more easily on the computer.


Input: Context Word: locate.

Output: PersonX was easier to locate than PersonY, so the police had to arrest _ first.


Input: Context Word: convince.

Output: PersonX was able to convince the group to follow him while PersonY was not able to do so because _ is very charismatic.


Input: Context Word: styling.

Output: PersonX was better at styling hair than PersonY, because _ had gone to a professional beauty school.


Input: Context Word: styling.

Output: Styling hair was a good job for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to beauty school.


Input: Context Word: wart.

Output: PersonX has been getting warts, but PersonY never does because _ was diagnosed with HPV.


Input: Context Word: handspring.

Output: PersonX can't do a back handspring, but PersonY can do one because _ is very old.


Input: Context Word: handspring.

Output: Tumbling and making handsprings was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was an expert gymnast.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: Making clothes was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was able to find complementary fabric quickly.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: PersonX always watched which fabric PersonY bought and got the same one, since _ emulated everything she did.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: PersonX cuts some fabric so PersonY can make some cushions because _ is good with scissors.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: PersonX liked arts and crafts more than PersonY but _ didn't know their way around fabric.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: PersonX liked the bright fabric while PersonY preferred the light fabric, as _ was flashy.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: PersonX needs to hire someone to take PersonY place at the fabric store, _ has been the manager at the fabric store.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: PersonX sewed the fabric to make a costume for PersonY, so _ got a nice payday out of the deal.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: The fabric PersonX used for the dress was sheer, so PersonY told her to use something else. _ was embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: fabric.

Output: The fabric used was unliked by PersonX but not PersonY because _ thought it felt rough against the skin.


Input: Context Word: jump.

Output: PersonX put their foot in their mouth and embarrassed themselves, unlike PersonY, because _ always jumped to conclusions.


Input: Context Word: jump.

Output: PersonX would jump over the fence while PersonY would go around because _ was able to jump very high.


Input: Context Word: jump.

Output: PersonX's daily routine includes jumping rope as opposed to PersonY's, so _ is likely healthier overall.


Input: Context Word: aliens.

Output: PersonX has always believed in aliens, but PersonY has his doubts. That makes _ a believer.


Input: Context Word: doll.

Output: PersonX was crying because PersonY stole their doll. _ was unhappy for the rest of the day.


Input: Context Word: doll.

Output: When PersonX dropped and broke the doll, PersonY started to cry. _ decided to replace it.


Input: Context Word: doll.

Output: When PersonX gave PersonY a doll for her birthday, she threw it on the ground. _ felt bad that her gift wasn't appreciated.


Input: Context Word: map.

Output: PersonX is a lot better using a map than PersonY because _ has had training in the military.


Input: Context Word: map.

Output: PersonX was able to negotiate the map but PersonY was not as _ had an excellent sense of direction.


Input: Context Word: map.

Output: PersonX was worse at reading maps than PersonY because _ had a poor sense of direction.


Input: Context Word: Proctitis.

Output: A blood test was necessary for PersonX, but not for PersonY, because _ needed to determine the cause of their Proctitis.


Input: Context Word: nuts.

Output: PersonX ate more nuts than PersonY did because _ liked to have salty snacks to eat.


Input: Context Word: nuts.

Output: PersonX enjoys a variety of nuts but not PersonY because _ is not allergic to nuts.


Input: Context Word: nuts.

Output: PersonX refused the nuts that PersonY offered to her at dinner because _ was allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: nuts.

Output: PersonX was excited to try the nuts but not PersonY because _ was fond of nuts.


Input: Context Word: nuts.

Output: PersonX's daughter can't eat nuts, though PersonY's daughter can, so _ 's daughter has more allergies.


Input: Context Word: Urn.

Output: PersonX had their lost loved one's ashes stored in an urn, but PersonY had their lost love one buried. _ never had to drive to the graveyard to pay respects.


Input: Context Word: Urn.

Output: Picking an urn was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ knew what their uncle wanted.


Input: Context Word: aspiration.

Output: Goals were not important to PersonX , while PersonY 's were lofty, so _ lacked aspiration for greater things.


Input: Context Word: Closet.

Output: PersonX wasn't comfortable being gay but PersonY was, so _ stayed in the closet to all their friends.


Input: Context Word: roleplaying.

Output: PersonX was roleplaying, but PersonY took it seriously, so _ ended up fooling them by mistake.


Input: Context Word: app.

Output: PersonX got confused with different applications on her phone unlike PersonY because _ was more technologically savvy.


Input: Context Word: app.

Output: When a new study app came out, PersonX bought it for PersonY because _ provided tutoring.


Input: Context Word: Fiction.

Output: PersonX was very good at writing fiction while PersonY was not, so _ taught a class on how to write fiction.


Input: Context Word: create.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to create a meal because _ had taken cooking lessons in school.


Input: Context Word: create.

Output: PersonX created a beautiful picture but PersonY did not as _ was a wonderful artist.


Input: Context Word: create.

Output: PersonX had a vivid imagination, PersonY did not therefore _ could easily create good stories.


Input: Context Word: create.

Output: PersonX likes to create interesting paintings, PersonY hangs them up. This makes _ feel  proud.


Input: Context Word: create.

Output: The designer wanted to create a shirt for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is a beautiful model.


Input: Context Word: to get divorced in Kentucky.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to get divorced in Kentucky because _ had lived in Kentucky before.


Input: Context Word: heartbreak.

Output: Because PersonX had had multiple serious relationships, while PersonY only had two, _ had to deal with heartbreak multiple times.


Input: Context Word: heartbreak.

Output: PersonX experienced a lot of heartbreak after PersonY left town due to _ being in love.


Input: Context Word: heartbreak.

Output: While they ate dinner, PersonX asked PersonY for advice on getting over a heartbreak, because _ was new to matters of romance and love.


Input: Context Word: sausages.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to buy sausages to cook for dinner at the supermarket but _ left the house already.


Input: Context Word: increased.

Output: PersonX does not have good willpower, PersonY does therefore _ ate the cake and increased in size.


Input: Context Word: large rocks.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to detonate some large rocks so _ would have better access to the quarry.


Input: Context Word: silky.

Output: PersonX has amazing silky hair unlike PersonY because _ takes good care of his hair.


Input: Context Word: silky.

Output: PersonX's hair was more silky than PersonY's because _ spent a lot of time on her hair care routine.


Input: Context Word: episode.

Output: PersonX watched all the episodes of the show while PersonY didn't, so _ knew everything about the show.


Input: Context Word: fundraiser.

Output: PersonX held a fundraiser in March and PersonY held a competing fundraiser in April, the March one did far better and _ gloated over it.


Input: Context Word: heavy.

Output: PersonX was very heavy but not PersonY because _ would often eat all sorts of unhealthy food in large amounts.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: At the mall, PersonX wanted to buy PersonY some soft, fruity candy, and _ made a good choice.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: Candy is a favorite of PersonX, while PersonY would much prefer some pretzels. _ has the sweet tooth.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of candy as a child whereas PersonY ate vegetables. As a result, _ had poor teeth.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: PersonX gave her brother a piece of candy, but PersonY refused to share, because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: PersonX had too much candy instead of dinner while PersonY ate chicken, so _ had an upset stomach after.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: PersonX loves chocolate and candy and PersonY loves pickles and lemons. _ loves sweet foods.


Input: Context Word: candy.

Output: PersonX wore a costume and walked around while PersonY stayed home so _ took candy during Halloween.


Input: Context Word: movements.

Output: You could track PersonX but not PersonY because _ made movements in a pair of muddy shoes.


Input: Context Word: jealousy.

Output: PersonX always found themselves having jealousy issues with PersonY, as _ felt they were worse than them.


Input: Context Word: bones.

Output: PersonX was not able to run fast compared to PersonY because _ had some broken bones in his body.


Input: Context Word: contact lenses.

Output: PersonX preferred wearing contact lenses more than PersonY did, as _ had no problems touching her eye.


Input: Context Word: act.

Output: Although PersonX was more considerate than PersonY, _ didn't know how to act in front of children.


Input: Context Word: act.

Output: PersonX could act as though they cared about something they did not whereas PersonY could not because _ was very duplicitous.


Input: Context Word: act.

Output: PersonX tried to act more innocently around her parents than PersonY, so _ was often rewarded for good behavior.


Input: Context Word: witch.

Output: PersonX was not a witch like PersonY because _ had no true magic powers and swept with a broom.


Input: Context Word: witch.

Output: The children thought PersonX was a witch, but not PersonY because _ was always mean to them.


Input: Context Word: Gaelic.

Output: PersonX was able to pronounce Irish names with ease, but PersonY had a hard time, because Gaelic was a native language for _ .


Input: Context Word: employee.

Output: As a new employee, PersonX was at an entry level position, similar to PersonY, so _ worked very hard to move her way up the ladder.


Input: Context Word: employee.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY received free dinner for a week because _ was the employee of the month.


Input: Context Word: employee.

Output: PersonX was a very conscientious employee but PersonY was not, so _ was given a raise.


Input: Context Word: employee.

Output: PersonX wins employee of the month more often than PersonY because _ puts in longer work hours.


Input: Context Word: angina.

Output: PersonX has a really nasting angina and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ has never experience the angina.


Input: Context Word: angina.

Output: PersonX suffered from angina, but PersonY did not suffer from it because _ ate too much fat.


Input: Context Word: freshwater snail.

Output: PersonX  invited PersonY over for a her new dish of freshwater snail, _ enjoys cooking and creating dishes.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: At the furniture store, PersonX was telling PersonY about the store's new bedroom set because _ worked there.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: Decorating the upstairs bedroom suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied interior design.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: PersonX attempted to lure PersonY into the bedroom when _ used seductive motions and looks.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: PersonX is jealous of PersonY because _ had his entire bedroom redecorated and new electronics installed.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: PersonX painted the bedroom yellow but PersonY may be upset. _ 's favorite color is yellow.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: PersonX wanted to paint their bedroom while PersonY did not however _ was open to having wallpaper also.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: PersonX was lazier than PersonY so _ refused to clean up the mess he made in the bedroom.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: The bedroom of PersonX is black, while PersonY has white walls because _ is a depressed person.


Input: Context Word: bedroom.

Output: When they arrived, PersonX managed to stay up and get work done while PersonY slept in the bedroom because _ was motivated.


Input: Context Word: collection.

Output: PersonX has a large collection of china which PersonY does  not like at all . _ is feels bad.


Input: Context Word: tangled.

Output: The tangled cord drove PersonX crazy but not personY because _ had problems untangling it.


Input: Context Word: stab.

Output: PersonX made a failed attempt to stab PersonY , as _ 's dexterity was lacking.


Input: Context Word: Instagram.

Output: On social media, PersonX doesn't like Instagram, but PersonY does. _ isn't a big fan of pictures.


Input: Context Word: shrimp.

Output: PersonX eats the shrimp that PersonY cooked for them, and _ is grateful for the meal.


Input: Context Word: shrimp.

Output: PersonX failed at making Shrimp with Chinese Lobster sauce while PersonY succeeded because _ was a horrible cook.


Input: Context Word: shrimp.

Output: PersonX is able to eat shrimp, while PersonY has to abstain. _  has no allergies to food at all.


Input: Context Word: Coins.

Output: Coin collecting was a fun hobby for PersonX but PersonY liked stamp collecting better. _ bought a large collection of coins on Ebay.


Input: Context Word: babysit.

Output: Extra money is made by PersonX when they babysit the kids of PersonY. _ is the teenager.


Input: Context Word: babysit.

Output: The children wanted PersonX to babysit instead of PersonY because _ always brought treats along.


Input: Context Word: orange.

Output: PersonX loved orange juice with their breakfast but PersonY much preferred apple juice. _ ordered a glass of orange juice at IHOP.


Input: Context Word: orange.

Output: PersonX was at home sick with a cold, so PersonY bought some oranges to help _ get over the infection.


Input: Context Word: orange.

Output: While walking through the produce aisle PersonX put an orange in PersonY cart because _ really loved them.


Input: Context Word: cuddle.

Output: PersonX wanted to cuddle with PersonY and _ scooted towards the other on the bed.


Input: Context Word: muscle cramps.

Output: Treating muscle cramps didn't work for PersonX but did for PersonY because _ had no medical knowledge.


Input: Context Word: assertiveness.

Output: PersonX showed a lot of assertiveness when talking with PersonY, because _ tended to be overbearing.


Input: Context Word: porn.

Output: PersonX wants to learn from PersonY because _ is interested in acting in the porn industry.


Input: Context Word: exfoliate.

Output: PersonX and PersonY decided to treat themselves at the spa, but _ didn't want to exfoliate her sensitive skin.


Input: Context Word: found.

Output: PersonX found out who the long lost relatives were unlike PersonY because _ received lots of documentation.


Input: Context Word: sickness.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help with managing oxygen and altitude sickness because _ was feeling poorly.


Input: Context Word: sickness.

Output: PersonX is a mountain climber, PersonY is a bicyclist therefore _ might suffer altitude sickness.


Input: Context Word: sickness.

Output: PersonX lived at high altitude and hike frequently while PersonY lived at seal level, so _ did not get altitude sickness when they drove high up the mountain.


Input: Context Word: sickness.

Output: PersonX very rarely suffered from sickness but PersonY often did because _ was very careful around infectious people.


Input: Context Word: compassion.

Output: PersonX had compassion for PersonY's plight, and offered _ help in any way that was possible.


Input: Context Word: sold.

Output: PersonX is envious of PersonY because _ sold a far fewer number of houses this year.


Input: Context Word: sold.

Output: PersonX sold their jewelry to PersonY because _ loves to sell very pretty accessories that go with everything.


Input: Context Word: mansion.

Output: PersonX considered renovation of his newly acquired mansion and asked PersonY about his opinion, because _ trusted him in this area.


Input: Context Word: mansion.

Output: PersonX visited PersonY at 7PM in his gorgeous mansion yesterday because _ needed to talk with him.


Input: Context Word: games.

Output: At school, PersonX loves games, while PersonY is always focused on studying, so _ is more creative.


Input: Context Word: games.

Output: At the party, PersonX but not PersonY wanted to play the games because _ was in a good mood.


Input: Context Word: games.

Output: PersonX thinks PersonY is to old to sitting around playing video games, _ is a very mature person.


Input: Context Word: games.

Output: PersonX thought role playing games were fun but PersonY preferred shooter games. _ bought a Final Fantasy game.


Input: Context Word: games.

Output: Personx always beats Persony at all games so _ was willing to bet on the next game.


Input: Context Word: games.

Output: The games that PersonX played were more difficult than PersonY's because _ was a talented individual.


Input: Context Word: AIDS.

Output: PersonX had caught AIDS but PersonY didn't get it, because _ was irresponsible and didn't wear condoms.


Input: Context Word: teen girl.

Output: PersonX thought the teen girl was very cute but PersonY did not. _ asked the teen girl out.


Input: Context Word: asleep.

Output: It was always very easy for PersonX to fall asleep but not PersonY because _ was very relaxed.


Input: Context Word: asleep.

Output: PersonX fell asleep before PersonY, so _ ended up getting more sleep when they woke up in the morning.


Input: Context Word: asleep.

Output: The play made PersonX fall asleep in the middle unlike PersonY who stayed awake, because _ was bored.


Input: Context Word: Wedding.

Output: At the wedding, PersonX made PersonY recite his vows during the ceremony. _ was the priest.


Input: Context Word: Wedding.

Output: personx had a costly wedding because he took a loan from persony and now _ had to pay what he owed.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: Because PersonX paid for an expensive dinner for PersonY on their date that did not go well, _ felt used.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: Currently, PersonX is looking to date again, while PersonY is not, due to _ being divorced.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for the wedding date because _ was very forgetful about dates in general.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX had a date with an online acquaintance but PersonY was worried because _ couldn’t accept some of the risks.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX had no trouble getting a date for the problem however PersonY did because _ was very gregarious.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX is really nervous about her first date and asks PersonY for an advice, because it is _ 's first date.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX liked to date a lot of different men at the same time unlike PersonY because _ was polyamorous.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX loved to go out on dates while PersonY liked to sit at home, so _ went out every night.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX wanted to ask PersonY out on a date, but _ was too unpopular to make an approach toward them.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX wanted to go on a date instead of help PersonY with their taxes, because _ thought they deserved a night of fun.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX was allowed to go on the date as long as PersonY tagged along because _ isn't quite old enough.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX was dressed more nicely than PersonY was because _ was going on a date.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX was eager to date a lot of people and go to many places unlike PersonY because _ was extroverted.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX was invited out on a date by the girl but not PersonY because _ was more attractive.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX was unsure whether or not to date PersonY because _ was a nervous wreck in front of people.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX was very nervous to ask PersonY on a date because _ had never dated.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX went out on a first date, while PersonY stayed home with their spouse, because _ was married.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: PersonX would go out on many dates while PersonY was happier with one person, so _ looked more promiscuous.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: The girl went on a date with PersonX and not PersonY because she liked _ funny personality.


Input: Context Word: date.

Output: personx is more attracted to his date than persony is because _ is more handsome and caring.


Input: Context Word: firewood.

Output: PersonX gave their extra firewood to PersonY because _ was finished camping for the week.


Input: Context Word: firewood.

Output: PersonX refused to cut the firewood like PersonY asked because _ was too busy to do it.


Input: Context Word: repair.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help repair a broken table because _ didn't have any DIY tools.


Input: Context Word: repair.

Output: PersonX was hired by PersonY to repair her broken laptop because _ was a very knowledgeable in how to fix computers.


Input: Context Word: politeness.

Output: In his quest to be liked, PersonX learned politeness while PersonY did not, therefore most people did like _ .


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: After they found a restaurant PersonX ordered 2 burgers with fries while PersonY ordered a large coke, because _ was just hungry.


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: Owning a restaurant never appealed to PersonX, but his brother, PersonY, is just the opposite. _ is the best cook.


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a bite of dessert at the restaurant. When he said no, _ felt resentful.


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: PersonX offered to pay for PersonY's meal at the restaurant because _ had recently got a bonus at work.


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: PersonX was taking out PersonY out to a restaurant for _ wanted to thank the other for helping them in a difficult time.


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: Personx got a loan to open a restaurant from persony when _ ran out of other options.


Input: Context Word: restaurant.

Output: The high end restaurant was very keen to hire PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a superb cook.


Input: Context Word: idle.

Output: PersonX was idle all day and sometimes disturb PersonY from his task because _ is lazy.


Input: Context Word: start.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a head start in the race they were having as _ was a very fast runner.


Input: Context Word: start.

Output: PersonX wanted to start an exercise regime but PersonY did not as _ was very energetic.


Input: Context Word: start.

Output: PersonX was able to start a new project with PersonY because _ was a good worker.


Input: Context Word: advantage.

Output: When it came to basketball PersonX had an advantage but PersonY did not because _ was very tall.


Input: Context Word: papers.

Output: PersonX requested the papers from PersonY, so _ was soon pulling them out of their inbox.


Input: Context Word: sparks.

Output: Sparks flew when PersonX leaned in to kiss PersonY, so _ was glad proud they'd been bold enough to try.


Input: Context Word: update.

Output: PersonX gave an update to PersonY on the state of the project, because _ wanted to keep them in the loop.


Input: Context Word: scarecrow.

Output: PersonX built a stronger and more good looking scarecrow than PersonY. _ won the scarecrow contest.


Input: Context Word: Bedroom.

Output: PersonX had a lot of skills in the bedroom but PersonY had few skills. _ was able to satisfy all their lovers.


Input: Context Word: peel.

Output: PersonX peeled the bananas and gave them to PersonY, as _ liked to prepare the fruit.


Input: Context Word: peel.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY with their facial peel for _ knew how to look good for a date.


Input: Context Word: scent.

Output: The scent was stronger than PersonX wanted for a candle, unlike PersonY, because _ likes stronger smells.


Input: Context Word: perks.

Output: PersonX found there were a lot of perks to being friends with PersonY, because _ was always being treated when they were together.


Input: Context Word: energetic.

Output: PersonX is very talkative at parties when being compared to PersonY, so _ is more energetic.


Input: Context Word: graduate degree.

Output: PersonX was able to get ahead in life compared to PersonY with a graduate degree so _ had good money.


Input: Context Word: atlas stone.

Output: The atlas stone was so heavy, PersonX gave themselves a hernia while competing against PersonY and _ lost the competition.


Input: Context Word: pulled muscle.

Output: PersonX is caring for PersonY from a pulled muscle so _ is giving some pain medicine.


Input: Context Word: Nutella.

Output: PersonX let PersonY taste his Nutella. He fell in love with it so _ gave it to him.


Input: Context Word: unfollowed a teacher on facebook.

Output: PersonX unfollowed a teacher on facebook and PersonY did not because _ didn't like social media to communicate.


Input: Context Word: scones.

Output: Because _ was a connoisseur of delicious baked goods, PersonX bought all the scones PersonY could produce.


Input: Context Word: scones.

Output: Every morning PersonX ate scones for breakfast while PersonY ate yogurt since _ was unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: scones.

Output: The scones of PersonX turned out much better looking than the scones of PersonY because _ followed the instructions.


Input: Context Word: Scabies.

Output: PersonX wanted to cure scabies for their father more than PersonY, so _ went to medical school.


Input: Context Word: pimple.

Output: After the pimples were popped on both of them, PersonX had to go to the ER while PersonY didn't. _ was infected.


Input: Context Word: pimple.

Output: PersonX wanted to squeeze their pimple but not PersonY because _ had a very plump one.


Input: Context Word: pimple.

Output: PersonX was teased by PersonY because ( _ ) had a huge pimple on the tip of his nose.


Input: Context Word: shaving.

Output: PersonX was caught shaving his legs unlike PersonY because _ decided to do it in public.


Input: Context Word: reversed.

Output: PersonX reversed her opinion of PersonY after they were on the same sports team, as _ saw a very different person then.


Input: Context Word: Green tea.

Output: PersonX was given green tea by PersonY, but _ didn't like to drink tea that was not ripe.


Input: Context Word: shop.

Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY did because _ liked to shop and spend money too much.


Input: Context Word: shop.

Output: PersonX usually spent many hours in the shop. PersonY left almost immediately. _ was rich.


Input: Context Word: shop.

Output: PersonX wants to open a flower shop and needs help from PersonY, because _ can't do it alone.


Input: Context Word: photographer.

Output: PersonX works as an assistant to PersonY on photography projects because _ is an amateur photographer.


Input: Context Word: after school routine.

Output: Following an after school routine was harder for PersonX than PersonY, because _ struggled with ADHD.


Input: Context Word: aloof.

Output: PersonX was generally aloof when they were around PersonY, because _ didn't want to get close.


Input: Context Word: carbs.

Output: PersonX can consume more carbs than PersonY because _ is not following the popular keto diet.


Input: Context Word: carbs.

Output: PersonX wants to add carbs to his protein shake and asks his trainer PersonY for an advice, because _ knows nothing about a diet.


Input: Context Word: carbs.

Output: PersonX was healthier than PersonY because _ was able to stop themselves from enjoying carbs.


Input: Context Word: Itachi Uchiha.

Output: PersonX suggested PersonY Itachi Uchiha costume for Halloween night because _ thought he is thin and tall just like a fictional character in the Narutoseries.


Input: Context Word: content.

Output: PersonX was content to sit around the house all day and not go to the party with PersonY, but _ started feeling lazy and bored.


Input: Context Word: heart attack.

Output: PersonX has had four heart attacks, and PersonY has never had one, so _ 's heart health is weaker.


Input: Context Word: Violent.

Output: PersonX had a violent streak but PersonY was a pacifist. _ got in many fights over their lifetime.


Input: Context Word: reference.

Output: PersonX, ignorant to the fact PersonY didn't like him, asked for a reference for a new job because _ is clueless.


Input: Context Word: Dry Throat.

Output: PersonX thought his dry throat would never go away when PersonY showed up with something to drink, and _ gave it to him.


Input: Context Word: thaw.

Output: PersonX was angry with PersonY because _ told them to thaw out the chicken for dinner.


Input: Context Word: thaw.

Output: PersonX's temper towards PersonY finally started to thaw after _ took the time to calm down.


Input: Context Word: cheated.

Output: PersonX is caught after having cheated multiple times on PersonY's friend, so _ is very remorseful.


Input: Context Word: cheated.

Output: PersonX just cheated on PersonY because _ wasn't feeling happy in their current romantic relationship.


Input: Context Word: globe.

Output: PersonX had been around the globe many times, but PersonY always stayed home, because _ are more nomadic.


Input: Context Word: globe.

Output: Taking a trip around the globe is a dream of PersonX and a reality for PersonY, _ hopes her dream comes true.


Input: Context Word: straight.

Output: PersonX always stood and sat up very straight, but PersonY never did, because _ had bad posture.


Input: Context Word: used logic.

Output: PersonX used logic to determine if PersonY was lying because _ had been lied to before.


Input: Context Word: delicious.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY where she had gotten the delicious recipe because _ was enjoying the meal.


Input: Context Word: delicious.

Output: PersonX made a delicious chocolate filled cake for PersonY's birthday, which made _ feel proud.


Input: Context Word: delicious.

Output: The meal PersonX cooked was less delicious than the one PersonY cooked because _ burnt the food.


Input: Context Word: to write the essay introduction.

Output: PersonX was assigned to write the essay introduction and PersonY was not because _ was good at drawing people in.


Input: Context Word: grad school.

Output: Grad school was a chore for PersonX but fun for PersonY, since _ hated studying and taking tests.


Input: Context Word: grad school.

Output: PersonX studied very hard in grad school but PersonY didn't, so _ passed their exams with top marks.


Input: Context Word: difference.

Output: Although PersonX was a better English teacher than PersonY, _ often confused the difference between there and their.


Input: Context Word: difference.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew the difference between climate and weather because _ was not sure.


Input: Context Word: difference.

Output: PersonX can't tell the difference between skin conditions, but PersonY is skilled at it. _ is the acne sufferer.


Input: Context Word: difference.

Output: PersonX could see the difference between colours in the dark but PersonY could not as _ had excellent night vision.


Input: Context Word: Fish.

Output: PersonX cooked a delicious fish for PersonY to eat because _ was an highly skilled cook.


Input: Context Word: Fish.

Output: PersonX fed fish to his arowanas, much to the horror of PersonY because _ used a knife.


Input: Context Word: Fish.

Output: PersonX took PersonY boating on Lake Michigan to fish because _ loves to take people on her boat.


Input: Context Word: abs.

Output: PersonX did a bunch of crunches and sit-ups but PersonY didn't, consequentially _ had six- pack abs.


Input: Context Word: abs.

Output: PersonX had six-pack abs while PersonY had beer keg abs due to _ spending so much time exercising.


Input: Context Word: abs.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to develop defined abs, by following _ 's workout routine he had designed for them.


Input: Context Word: abs.

Output: The abs of PersonX are weaker when compared to PersonY's because _ is much chubbier.


Input: Context Word: hummingbird.

Output: The hummingbird flew up to the house of PersonX but past the house of PersonY, because _ had a bird feeder.


Input: Context Word: kittens.

Output: PersonX's new little kittens have become very ill and she wants help from PersonY, because _ cares about her kittens.


Input: Context Word: lawsuits.

Output: PersonX Is involve in twelve lawsuits that PersonY is the judge over, _ spends a lot of time in court.


Input: Context Word: spying.

Output: PersonX knew much more about their neighbor than PersonY because _ was always spying on them.


Input: Context Word: spying.

Output: PersonX was just caught spying on PersonY in the neighborhood park, so _ was arrested.


Input: Context Word: Pancake.

Output: personx prefers to eat the pancake made by persony because _ had once taste his pancake.


Input: Context Word: hearing.

Output: PersonX had a worse sense of hearing than PersonY because _ had been around loud equipment for many years.


Input: Context Word: hearing.

Output: PersonX had issues with hearing PersonY when they talked, because _ had problems with their ears.


Input: Context Word: hearing.

Output: PersonX had much better hearing than PersonY had because _ was a much younger person.


Input: Context Word: hearing.

Output: PersonX wore earplugs at the concert but PersonY did not. _ had no trouble hearing the next day after hours of loud music.


Input: Context Word: hearing.

Output: PersonX's hearing was far worse than PersonY's because _ had been around loud noises his whole life.


Input: Context Word: fanatic.

Output: PersonX has always been a huge sports fanatic unlike PersonY, because _ loves sports competition.


Input: Context Word: soccer cleats.

Output: PersonX had to clean their soccer cleats but PersonY did not because _ played a game in wet grass that day.


Input: Context Word: fresh.

Output: PersonX always went to the local fresh fruit market unlike PersonY because _ lived closer.


Input: Context Word: fresh.

Output: PersonX ate fresh seafood more often than PersonY because _ lived near the coastal area.


Input: Context Word: fresh.

Output: PersonX got up early in order to prepare fresh meat for his loyal customer PersonY because _ was a butcher.


Input: Context Word: many thanks.

Output: Because PersonX was faster to help the old lady than PersonY, the old lady gave _ many thanks and a smile.


Input: Context Word: pinpoint.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to repair the roof because _ could pinpoint exactly where the leak was.


Input: Context Word: teen girls.

Output: PersonX liked to date teen girls but PersonY liked older women. _ went to the mall to look for potential dates.


Input: Context Word: Humility.

Output: To exercise humility, PersonX decided to not say anything when PersonY boasted about his exploits. _ exercised restraint.


Input: Context Word: railway.

Output: PersonX knew the engineer on the railway but PersonY did not, so _ rode the train with a free ticket.


Input: Context Word: mole.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that she should cover the mole on her face; _ was acting rudely.


Input: Context Word: oversleep.

Output: It frustrated PersonX that PersonY would oversleep so often because _ was a morning person.


Input: Context Word: Achilles.

Output: PersonX had no issues with Achilles Tendinitis unlike PersonY because _ always wore sneakers with cushion.


Input: Context Word: board.

Output: PersonX blocked PersonY from seeing what the teacher wrote on the board and _ is sorry.


Input: Context Word: board.

Output: PersonX wants to buy a good cutting board and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ wants quality cutting board.


Input: Context Word: drink low tea.

Output: PersonX liked to drink low tea and PersonY did not because _ enjoyed drinking something in the evening.


Input: Context Word: washing.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to do the washing than it was for PersonY because _ had worked as a maid before.


Input: Context Word: washing.

Output: Washing and waxing the car was a weekly ritual for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has a new car.


Input: Context Word: washing.

Output: When washing clothes, PersonX's turn out less clean than PersonY's because _ uses a low-priced detergent.


Input: Context Word: having fun.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY did not graduate college because _ was only interested in having fun.


Input: Context Word: wear removable partials.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to wear removable partials in everyday life because _ worked as a dentist.


Input: Context Word: shell.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY a shell from the trip to the beach, so _ felt very generous.


Input: Context Word: shell.

Output: PersonX liked to use the shell technique while boxing unlike PersonY because _ had a defensive nature.


Input: Context Word: shell.

Output: PersonX made the shell necklace PersonY bought for _ lives in Hawaii during the surf season.


Input: Context Word: powder.

Output: PersonX decided to make PersonY a smoothie with superfood powder because _ heard that they were healthy.


Input: Context Word: powder.

Output: PersonX goes to PersonY to buy some supplements in powder form because _ is a customer.


Input: Context Word: powder.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to pick up some baby powder at the store because _ had sweaty feet.


Input: Context Word: ladder stitch.

Output: PersonX offered to show PersonY how do to a ladder stitch because _ took the home economics class about it.


Input: Context Word: balance beam.

Output: PersonX performed on the balance beam and PersonY did not because _ was a gymnast.


Input: Context Word: respect.

Output: PersonX always showed more respect for authority than PersonY so _ rarely got in trouble.


Input: Context Word: respect.

Output: PersonX passed the microphone over to PersonY to sing the song respect because _ is unfamiliar with that song.


Input: Context Word: respect.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to learn how to respect women. _ thought this was a necessary life skill.


Input: Context Word: respect.

Output: The customer had no respect for PersonX and plenty of respect for PersonY because _ was not helpful.


Input: Context Word: evening.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they could to go out that evening, because _ had no plans.


Input: Context Word: Police officer.

Output: PersonX was a police officer and PersonY was a criminal so _ put people in handcuffs.


Input: Context Word: yorkie.

Output: They disagreed over what dog to adopt as PersonX wanted a yorkie while PersonY wanted a labrador. _ loved small dogs.


Input: Context Word: odds.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY loved to bet on sports because _ was good at reading the odds.


Input: Context Word: odds.

Output: PersonX continued to be at odds with PersonY, who wanted to mend things, because _ was just more intransigent.


Input: Context Word: superhero.

Output: People voted whether PersonX's fancy red costume or PersonY's simple blue costume was the best superhero outfit, after the fancy red one won _ was happy.


Input: Context Word: making.

Output: Making food is difficult for PersonX, while PersonY loves to be in the kitchen. _ is probably not the chef.


Input: Context Word: making.

Output: PersonX bought more eggs than PersonY did because _ was making omelettes for their breakfast.


Input: Context Word: making.

Output: PersonX has five children, PersonY is single and that is why _ is making a schedule for the kids' carpool.


Input: Context Word: making.

Output: PersonX was making PersonY dinner for a special occasion, because _ was an amazing cook.


Input: Context Word: making.

Output: When it comes to making things, PersonX is skilled, while PersonY is not. _ is the crafter.


Input: Context Word: helicopter.

Output: PersonX was afraid to take a helicopter ride with PersonY, because _ was too cautious on such rides.


Input: Context Word: rock concert.

Output: PersonX loved going to a rock concert but PersonY didn't, _ bought tickets to see Anthrax.


Input: Context Word: feline.

Output: PersonX felt more affection towards felines than canines than PersonY because _ grew up with cats.


Input: Context Word: Toothache.

Output: personx took his toothache to persony although _ is not in the right health to take it to him.


Input: Context Word: disagreements.

Output: Disagreements are constant for PersonX, while PersonY always gets along with people. _ is outspoken.


Input: Context Word: cement.

Output: Before pouring the cement, PersonX wanted to teach PersonY how to pour it so _ could practice teaching it.


Input: Context Word: cement.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how long it would be until the cement was set because _ did not know how long it would take.


Input: Context Word: cement.

Output: PersonX has a finished basement with carpet while PersonY has cold cement and no heat, so _ is comfortable in the basement during the winter.


Input: Context Word: cement.

Output: PersonX pours the cement for PersonY's new driveway, so _ must be a building contractor.


Input: Context Word: cement.

Output: Yesterday, when PersonX saw PersonY's footprint in the fresh cement, _ felt a bit annoyed.


Input: Context Word: cheap meals.

Output: PersonX was looking for ideas for cheap meals when PersonY showed them their cookbook.  _ was very thankful.