Input: Context Word: accepted.

Output: PersonX was accepted by PersonY for her club, so _ was a new member at last.


Input: Context Word: recurring.

Output: PersonX had been abused badly by PersonY , so the pain _ received was recurring every day.


Input: Context Word: Indoors.

Output: PersonX declined PersonY 's invitation to go on a long hike, as _ prefers to be indoors.


Input: Context Word: Potatoes.

Output: PersonX gave her fries to PersonY to eat, since _ absolutely detested the taste of fried potatoes .


Input: Context Word: entering.

Output: PersonX wanted to keep PersonY from entering the house, but _ got to the door after her.


Input: Context Word: designer.

Output: PersonX had a much better style than PersonY , since _ had better taste in designer clothes.


Input: Context Word: Clean.

Output: PersonX got a better rating on their restaurant's health inspection than PersonY because _ kept the place clean .


Input: Context Word: part.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY memorize their lines, since _ was more familiar with the part .


Input: Context Word: Interest.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to accept their job application, as _ had shown a strong interest in it in the past.


Input: Context Word: peeling.

Output: PersonX was peeling the apple for PersonY so _ could give it to her to eat.


Input: Context Word: relieve.

Output: PersonX came in to relieve PersonY because _ was well rested to continue the game.


Input: Context Word: Cure.

Output: PersonX succeeded in healing PersonY , as _ was the one who knew the cure for the illness.


Input: Context Word: Lasagna.

Output: PersonX gave her meal to PersonY since _ was not partial to lasagna for lunch.


Input: Context Word: Prepared.

Output: PersonX easily defeated PersonY in the contest, because _ was so well prepared for it.


Input: Context Word: Gift.

Output: PersonX really appreciated PersonY , so _ gave a very nice gift to show her affection.


Input: Context Word: Teen.

Output: PersonX tried to set an example of maturity for PersonY since _ was no longer a teen.


Input: Context Word: extensions.

Output: After looking at the extensions PersonX helps PersonY because _ knew you can damage the hair.


Input: Context Word: Scratch.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to remove a scratch from glass _ ignored the hack using baking soda.


Input: Context Word: sweaters.

Output: PersonX put on a couple of sweaters but PersonY did not as _ was feeling cold.


Input: Context Word: assemble.

Output: PersonX knew how to assemble a flat pack chest of drawers but PersonY did not as _ was very practical.


Input: Context Word: jail.

Output: PersonX caught PersonY and took them to their jail cell after _ saw them trying to escape the prison.


Input: Context Word: jail.

Output: PersonX caught PersonY in the act and sent them to jail, because _ was a police officer.


Input: Context Word: jail.

Output: PersonX is incarcerated in a city jail, but PersonY is not, so _ must be a criminal.


Input: Context Word: jail.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY to escape from jail, so _ gave the stolen cell keys to her.


Input: Context Word: jail.

Output: PersonX was afraid of going to jail to see PersonY. _ was a clean person with no criminal record.


Input: Context Word: arms.

Output: PersonX has smaller arms than PersonY does because _ can barely make it to the gym.


Input: Context Word: arms.

Output: PersonX was determined to get bigger arms than PersonY, because _ was always competitive with friends.


Input: Context Word: sewing.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to provide them with weekly sewing lessons since _ was very new at sewing.


Input: Context Word: sewing.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them sewing skills because _ wanted to learn how to sew.


Input: Context Word: sewing.

Output: PersonX happened to really like sewing but PersonY did not as _ was very artisticly minded.


Input: Context Word: sewing.

Output: PersonX is much better at sewing than PersonY since _ is well-trained and did an apprenticeship under a known seamstress.


Input: Context Word: sewing.

Output: PersonX loved making dresses on a sewing machine and PersonY avoided sewing because _  frequently made clothes before.


Input: Context Word: sewing.

Output: PersonX shows PersonY how to thread the sewing machine needle, but _ shows them the wrong thing.


Input: Context Word: stretch marks.

Output: PersonX had stretch marks on their skin but PersonY did not. _ used creams to get rid of them.


Input: Context Word: ringworms.

Output: PersonX always kept better care of their dogs compared to PersonY, so _ had less ringworms.


Input: Context Word: sail a boat.

Output: PersonX always wanted to go learn how to sail a boat and asked PersonY for lessons because _ had never sailed before.


Input: Context Word: foot soak.

Output: PersonX prepared a foot soak bath for PersonY for their birthday so _ is pouring in water.


Input: Context Word: avoiding.

Output: PersonX had an easier time avoiding pornography than PersonY because _ was able to resist temptation.


Input: Context Word: avoiding.

Output: PersonX is currently avoiding talking to PersonY at all, as a result of _ being petty.


Input: Context Word: redeem.

Output: PersonX bothered to redeem a ten cent coupon but PersonY did not as _ was very poor.


Input: Context Word: fondant.

Output: PersonX did not make fondant for the cake like PersonY as _ was terrible at cake making.


Input: Context Word: bedding.

Output: PersonX was given new bedding by PersonY for his birthday; _ felt disappointed because he wanted something else.


Input: Context Word: bedding.

Output: Silk bedding suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the texture of the silk.


Input: Context Word: Sleeping.

Output: PersonX had trouble sleeping for days and asked PersonY for some ideas.  _ had no ideas to try alone.


Input: Context Word: engagement ring.

Output: PersonX's engagement ring is smaller than PersonY's happens to be. _ and her husband are poorer.


Input: Context Word: growling.

Output: PersonX burst out laughing when someone's stomach made a loud growling sound and PersonY went red.The teacher could tell  _ was very amused.


Input: Context Word: catalog.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY flipped through the catalog with ease because _ had great eyesight.


Input: Context Word: horoscope.

Output: PersonX doesn't take their daily horoscope as seriously as PersonY because _ doesn't believe in astrology.


Input: Context Word: hookah.

Output: PersonX loved to smoke cigarettes while PersonY did not although _ hated to use a hookah.


Input: Context Word: fluids.

Output: The doctor gave no fluids to PersonX and gave them to PersonY since _ was not dehydrated.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: Applying for a loan PersonX had to run PersonY's credit because _ was the loaner.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX had a bad credit rating as compared with PersonY was _ was very conscientious about money.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX had a lower credit score than PersonY because _ was mostly careless with their money.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX had excellent credit but PersonY did not because _ didn't spend beyond their means.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX really liked to get credit wherever they could but PersonY did not because  _ was profligate with their finances.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX was better at running a business than PersonY however, _ had worse credit than the other.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX was denied a loan but not PersonY because _ was delinquent with their credit card payments.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY find a way to improve his credit because _ is an accountant.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX was prepared to give credit to a customer but PersonY was not because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: PersonX's credit is terrible when it gets compared to PersonY's due to _ having outstanding loans.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: The bank accepted the loan application from PersonX but not PersonY because _ had good credit.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: The credit of PersonX is much better than that of PersonY because _ is a very wealthy person.


Input: Context Word: credit.

Output: While at the bank, PersonX received a loan instead of PersonY because _ had superior credit.


Input: Context Word: to take care of a snail.

Output: PersonX didn't want to take care of a snail and PersonY did because _ heard they were hard to take care of.


Input: Context Word: clothing labels.

Output: PersonX enjoyed owning designer brands but PersonY liked shopping at goodwill. _ always cared about clothing labels.


Input: Context Word: how to pack for college.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to pack for college before the first day because _ is a senior in college.


Input: Context Word: gain.

Output: PersonX easily gained on PersonY as they were racing on the jogging track because _ is a strong runner.


Input: Context Word: successful learner.

Output: PersonX is a successful learner PersonY is a successful teacher, _ thinks it would be cool if they could switch places.


Input: Context Word: woodworm.

Output: In her newly purchased house, PersonX was upset to discover a woodworm infestation and called the realtor PersonY. _ wanted the sellers to pay for an exterminator.


Input: Context Word: serving.

Output: PersonX insisted on serving the food at the potluck instead of PersonY, because _ had clean hands.


Input: Context Word: sprinkler.

Output: At the house, PersonX would leave the sprinkler on unlike PersonY because _ is forgetful.


Input: Context Word: Stiffness.

Output: During visits, PersonX 's sofa was always giving PersonY stiffness in his back. _ was told to replace the sofa.


Input: Context Word: ride.

Output: PersonX and PersonY went for a ride on the train because _ needed to get somewhere fast.


Input: Context Word: ride.

Output: PersonX went on the ride more than PersonY did because _ thought it was fun.


Input: Context Word: comfort.

Output: PersonX gave great comfort to PersonY when _ put an arm around their shoulder and hugged them.


Input: Context Word: comfort.

Output: PersonX offered kind words and comfort to PersonY, because _ had just been through a terrible experience.


Input: Context Word: comfort.

Output: PersonX saw that PersonY was very sad, so _ offered her comfort during her hard time.


Input: Context Word: comfort.

Output: PersonX squeezed PersonY's hand at the funeral in an effort to comfort him because _ was empathic.


Input: Context Word: comfort.

Output: PersonX stops PersonY and ask if they know where they can get some comfort food, _ is from out of town.


Input: Context Word: comfort.

Output: Seeking comfort was always something PersonX looked for but not PersonY because _ was self conscious.


Input: Context Word: activity.

Output: PersonX didn't want to participate in the activity that PersonY organized, because _ was a party pooper.


Input: Context Word: glockenspiel.

Output: Learning to play a glockenspiel was instinctual for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is arty.


Input: Context Word: phase 10.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to demonstrate how to play the game Phase 10 in front of the group, because _ was confused by the instructions.


Input: Context Word: oranges.

Output: Oranges are PersonX's favorite food, but PersonY likes potato chips the most, so _ is healthier.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: Chewing bubble gum was an issue for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had dentures.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: In the grocery store express checkout line, PersonX asked PersonY to buy _ some strawberry gum.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: PersonX could blow bigger bubbles with gum compared to PersonY because _ chews gum everyday.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: PersonX hated gum where as PersonY loved it because _ hated chewing for long periods of time.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: PersonX knew exactly how to get gum out of their hair unlike PersonY because _ knew the tricks to do it.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: PersonX put gum in PersonY's hair, because _ was the sort of person to bully others all the time.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY probably had gum and asked for a piece, because _ had bad breath.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: PersonX was chewing gum and stuck it in PersonY's hair, so _ had to deal with them being angry.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: personx had his gum swollen because of the candy persony gave him but _ left it untreated.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output: personx was very angry at persony because _ had someone stuck a gum on her skin.


Input: Context Word: sexual.

Output: PersonX was not interested in PersonY since _ did not have a sexual attraction to her.


Input: Context Word: Daycare.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to drop their kid off at daycare, because _ had to go to work.


Input: Context Word: Anger.

Output: PersonX was more quick to show anger than PersonY, so _ yelled when the car swerved in front of them.


Input: Context Word: tablet.

Output: PersonX bought a tablet for PersonY for their birthday last Sunday, and _ was thanked for the thoughtful gift.


Input: Context Word: Cheddar.

Output: Cheddar was the favorite kind of cheese for PersonX but not for PersonY. _ ordered the broccoli cheddar soup .


Input: Context Word: dangerous.

Output: Driving by motorcycle is more dangerous for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has less experience.


Input: Context Word: dangerous.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them how to skydive, despite _ having previously avoided dangerous classes.


Input: Context Word: dangerous.

Output: PersonX gave warning to PersonY because _ was so worried about the dangerous road ahead.


Input: Context Word: dangerous.

Output: PersonX took PersonY's hand while climbing on dangerous rocks, as _ was an agile climber and the rocks were slick.


Input: Context Word: telemarketing.

Output: PersonX was better at telemarketing than PersonY because _ was a more confident speaker on the phone.


Input: Context Word: protect your home.

Output: A class called protect your home instructed by PersonX and attended by PersonY, _  is a teacher in the class.


Input: Context Word: Skirt.

Output: PersonX felt most comfortable wearing a skirt, however PersonY found jeans more to their liking. _ bought a cute new sundress at the mall.


Input: Context Word: trips.

Output: PersonX loved to take trips overseas but PersonY doesn't. _ booked a trip to England from their home in America.


Input: Context Word: reader.

Output: PersonX thought books were boring, but PersonY was an avid reader. _ was very uneducated.


Input: Context Word: reader.

Output: PersonX was more of a reader and PersonY was more of a watcher, so _ tended to choose books.


Input: Context Word: reader.

Output: Reading is a fun pastime for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is an avid reader.


Input: Context Word: thank you.

Output: PersonX was unsure how to properly write a thank you card to PersonY, after _ received much needed help.


Input: Context Word: excel.

Output: Late on Monday, PersonX was doing an excel report for PersonY because _ was the employee.


Input: Context Word: excel.

Output: PersonX's excel skills are better than those of PersonY due to _ being a mathematician.


Input: Context Word: foster.

Output: It was known that PersonX would help foster a community to benefit people like PersonY because _ was a leader.


Input: Context Word: foster.

Output: PersonX's kids were adopted from foster homes, while PersonY's were born traditionally. _ had trouble having kids.


Input: Context Word: sponges.

Output: Cleaning the house was harder for PersonX and not PersonY because _ always forgot where the sponges were.


Input: Context Word: sponges.

Output: PersonX didn't want PersonY to use her favorite sponges so _ tried to hide them.


Input: Context Word: edema.

Output: PersonX diagnosed PersonY with pulmonary edema and _ spent the day answering questions about treatment.


Input: Context Word: dated.

Output: PersonX dated less than PersonY did because _ was more shy and quiet around other people.


Input: Context Word: bleach.

Output: PersonX upset PersonY because _ added bleach to the wrong load of laundry and the clothes came out ruined.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: Everyone thought PersonX was a better basketball player than PersonY. This made _ feel proud.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX  was much taller than PersonY , so _ had an easy time winning the basketball game.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX had a more difficult time playing center in basketball than PersonY since _ was far shorter.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX had to stay after school later than PersonY had to because _ had practice for basketball.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX is a better athlete than PersonY however in basketball _ is shorter so is worse at that sport.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX joined into the game of basketball that PersonY was playing, and _ was late.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX played basketball growing up unlike PersonY, because _ was a very sporty person in school.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX plays in the male basketball US team while PersonY plays in the female basketball US team, _ is a great actor as well.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX was always better at basketball than PersonY because _ was taller and a faster runner.


Input: Context Word: basketball.

Output: PersonX watched tapes of PersonY to get better at basketball, because _ admired their shooting skills.


Input: Context Word: puppies.

Output: PersonX liked the puppies more than PersonY did because _ thought they were cute animals.


Input: Context Word: puppies.

Output: PersonX was able to nurse the puppies back to health when PersonY could not because _ is a trained veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: puppies.

Output: PersonX was giving away six brown puppies in front of the store and PersonY _ decided to take one.


Input: Context Word: puppies.

Output: PersonX went to the vet more often than PersonY because _ had more puppies in their care.


Input: Context Word: puppies.

Output: The puppies that PersonX adopted behave poorly, while PersonY's are well behaved. This is because _ is neglectful of them.


Input: Context Word: puppies.

Output: There were more puppies in the litter that PersonX raised compared to PersonY due to _ having a bigger dog.


Input: Context Word: psychologist.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was going crazy, so _ told him to go see a psychologist.


Input: Context Word: embarrassed.

Output: PersonX embarrassed PersonY today for the reason that _ was making weird noises in public.


Input: Context Word: embarrassed.

Output: PersonX hates when their friends prank them while PersonY loves it because _ gets embarrassed more easily.


Input: Context Word: embarrassed.

Output: PersonX is 60, PersonY is 10 therefore _ would be best at telling you how to get over being embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: carnivals.

Output: PersonX was terrified of carnivals because of the clowns, but PersonY loved the elephants, so _ begged them to stay home.


Input: Context Word: ranger.

Output: PersonX is a Texas Ranger, PersonY is a criminal _ can explain how to become a ranger.


Input: Context Word: screenplay.

Output: Although PersonX is a better writer than PersonY, _ puts together a worse screenplay for movies.


Input: Context Word: screenplay.

Output: PersonX wanted to write a screenplay that PersonY would fund so _ went to a film school.


Input: Context Word: screenplay.

Output: PersonX wrote the screenplay with PersonY in mind for the lead role, because _ is a writer.


Input: Context Word: screenplay.

Output: The screenplay and team PersonX put together decides to go with PersonY as the lead actor. Therefore, _ is a screenwriter.


Input: Context Word: coughed.

Output: During class, PersonX sneezed and coughed much more often than PersonY, because _ was sick.


Input: Context Word: small farm.

Output: PersonX spent the day trying to lend a hand on PersonY's small farm, but wasn't much help. _ was inexperienced with farm work.


Input: Context Word: backpacking trip.

Output: Being courageous, PersonX was more enthusiastic about the backpacking trip than PersonY because _ was not scared.


Input: Context Word: Popsicles.

Output: PersonX loved eating Popsicles unlike PersonY because _ lived in a hot place and liked cold things.


Input: Context Word: watching TV.

Output: PersonX was playing outside while PersonY was watching TV, _ was definitely the energetic brother.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: At the cook off, PersonX made a better cake than PersonY because _ had used fresh eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: Because PersonX wanted to make a mess and PersonY did not, _ cracked her eggs and opened them over the counter.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: Making dinner for PersonX but not PersonY because _ he loves to eat eggs all day.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: On Monday, PersonX made PersonY eggs for an early breakfast, because _ is great at making fried eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: People don't like the eggs that PersonX farms as much as PersonY's due to _ growing with chemicals.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX always ate more eggs than PersonY because _ lived a healthy lifestyle and needed a lot of protein.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX boils his eggs for 8 minets while PersonY boils them for only 4, because _ like hard boiled eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX eats a lot more eggs and cheese than PersonY because _ follows a carnivore diet.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a dozen fresh eggs because _ lived on a farm with chickens.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX has much better experience incubating eggs than PersonY ever did, so _ hatched healthy chickens.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX just loves scrambled eggs for dinner but PersonY prefers them for breakfast. _ had ham and eggs for supper.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX loves the taste of eggs but PersonY hates eggs. _ ordered an omelette for breakfast.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX started the morning with a breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon but not PersonY _ is a carnivore.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX was a much better cook than PersonY although _ couldn't even boil eggs correctly.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX was about to cook eggs while PersonY was about to have cereal, so _ prepared to crack the eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX was afraid of PersonY, because _ had just broken all the eggs she brought home.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: PersonX was on a vegan diet but not PersonY so _ always refused to eat eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: The easter eggs that PersonX but not PersonY made looked great because _ rushed through it.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: The eggs from PersonX's farm taste better than the ones PersonY produces. _ likely has healthier chickens.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: The hens were worth their trouble to PersonX but not to PersonY becasue _ loved the free eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output: While PersonX was not the healthy vegetarian PersonY was, _ hated to eat scrambled eggs.


Input: Context Word: clicker training.

Output: PersonX had a better trained dog than PersonY because _ knew how to use clicker training.


Input: Context Word: New York.

Output: As far as sports, PersonX tends to root for New York teams, and PersonY tends to root for Chicago's teams. So, _ is the Mets fan.


Input: Context Word: New York.

Output: Being in New York was comfortable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ grew up in the city.


Input: Context Word: New York.

Output: Moving to New York suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved the nightlife and city.


Input: Context Word: New York.

Output: New York was a dream destination for PersonX but not for PersonY. _ bought a plane ticket to Buffalo to take a vacation.


Input: Context Word: New York.

Output: PersonX lives in New York, while PersonY lives in Los Angeles. _ has actually never been to the West Coast.


Input: Context Word: glue.

Output: PersonX borrowed glue from PersonY for their school project because _ had a low amount of supplies.


Input: Context Word: glue.

Output: PersonX is a crafter of many things, PersonY is not a crafter at all therefore _ knows more about glue.


Input: Context Word: glue.

Output: PersonX used glue to fix PersonY's toy because _ was old enough to use superglue.


Input: Context Word: glue.

Output: PersonX was allowed to use the hot glue gun but not PersonY because _ was older.


Input: Context Word: glue.

Output: The glue PersonX used for her project didn't work well, so PersonY bought her rubber cement. _ was able to complete it in time.


Input: Context Word: glue.

Output: Using glue for the project was important for PersonX but not PersonY because _ thought it would stick better.


Input: Context Word: earwax.

Output: PersonX had a lot of earwax unlike PersonY so _ had a difficult time hearing things.


Input: Context Word: analogies.

Output: PersonX got a lower score than PersonY on the English exam because _ is really bad at analogies.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: Because PersonX gave a gift to PersonY, _ was written a thank you letter for the gift.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: Even after years apart, PersonX showed PersonY she till thought of her, because _ sent a letter every week.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: Mailing a letter was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a post office near his house.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX dictated the detailed contents of the letter to PersonY to transcribe, because _ was illiterate.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX is bad at writing letters, but PersonY is great at them. This is due to _ preferring math class.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX is writing a letter to PersonY, because _ wants to prove his residential address.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX liked to write a letter where PersonY preferred to use email because _ was very traditional.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX sent a letter to his best friend PersonY who lived far away, _ felt very happy to send this letter.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX thought it was odd that PersonY wanted to mail his grandmother a letter, because _ thought it was old-fashioned.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX tried to send a letter they had written to PersonY but _ did not have any stamps.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX was very upset about the law but PersonY liked the law. _ wrote a letter to their senator.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX writes a letter to PersonY from abroad because _ is a very good writer.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX wrote PersonY a letter of motivation, because _ knew he was going through a hard time.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX wrote a letter to PersonY but never got a response. _ was very disappointed.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX wrote a letter to PersonY, telling them to shut their dogs up, because _ was sick of losing sleep.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX wrote a letter to the judge explaining the actions of PersonY because _ was a good friend.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: PersonX wrote a long apology letter to send to PersonY, but _ never delivered it.


Input: Context Word: letter.

Output: The letter that PersonX has written is being read by PersonY, so _ is the writer.


Input: Context Word: crush.

Output: PersonX disliked remembering her first crush PersonY who was successful now while she toiled which made _ regretful.


Input: Context Word: crush.

Output: PersonX had a crush on PersonY so _ asked them out in an extremely embarrassing way.


Input: Context Word: crush.

Output: PersonX had a crush on PersonY so _ spent all day trying to ask them out in a grand way.


Input: Context Word: crush.

Output: PersonX had a crush on PersonY's mother causing _ to feel embarrassed whenever he thought about it..


Input: Context Word: crush.

Output: PersonX was hiding a crush they had on PersonY so _ sent them secret love notes.


Input: Context Word: write a good story.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to write a good story for the newspaper because _ had worked at the newspaper for years.


Input: Context Word: fundraisers.

Output: PersonX started the fundraisers and PersonY donated to it, so _ was successful in getting some money.


Input: Context Word: shyness.

Output: Shyness made it difficult for PersonX to make friends, but PersonY found it easy. _ was not outgoing and sociable.


Input: Context Word: heartburn.

Output: PersonX was more likely to get heartburn than PersonY because _ ate a lot of spicy food.


Input: Context Word: beards.

Output: After looking at pictures of men with beards PersonX wanted PersonY to grow one, because _ thinks they are sexy.


Input: Context Word: analyze.

Output: PersonX pays PersonY to analyze her in therapy because _ is a patient in need.


Input: Context Word: Ghost.

Output: personx always get scared whenever persony pretend to be a ghost and _ was not happy with that.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: Beautiful to PersonX means something physical, while it's mental to PersonY, so _ is shallower.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: Being popular in high school was much easier for PersonX than PersonY because all of the boys thought _ was beautiful.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX didn't feel beautiful while PersonY did.  _ made an appointment at the beauty salon for that day.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX finds the oil painting that PersonY painted very beautiful, and _ pays them a compliment.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX knew they were beautiful but not PersonY because strangers would tell _ they were stunning.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX looked more beautiful today than PersonY because _ was competing in a beauty pageant.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX thought the room looked beautiful after redecorating, PersonY wasn't in agreement. _ was happy with it.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX was much more beautiful than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about finding a husband.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX was so beautiful that PersonY could barely stand it, and _ didn't even look in their direction.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: PersonX was the most beautiful woman PersonY ever saw, so _ was stared at disbelievingly when she finally spoke to him.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: The artist painted a beautiful picture that PersonX really like but PersonY didn't care for, _ placed a large bid for it at the auction.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: The beautiful girl came up to PersonX and not PersonY because she recognized _ from the past.


Input: Context Word: beautiful.

Output: The house PersonX designed for PersonY was beautiful, so _ used it in his portfolio.


Input: Context Word: talk.

Output: No one wants to talk to PersonX at the even but everyone wants to talk to PersonY because _ is grumpy.


Input: Context Word: talk.

Output: PersonX always loved to talk but PersonY did not because _ was really very extroverted.


Input: Context Word: talk.

Output: PersonX needed to talk to PersonY about a serious matter but _ was nervous about their response.


Input: Context Word: talk.

Output: PersonX thought that PersonY talked too slowly, and _ had a hard time understanding them when they spoke.


Input: Context Word: talk.

Output: The therapist encouraged PersonX to talk and PersonY to listen, but _ still refused to speak.


Input: Context Word: obsession.

Output: PersonX had an obsession with donuts and cake but not PersonY so _ was a heavy weight.


Input: Context Word: libido.

Output: PersonX was in better shape than PersonY so _ didn't have to worry about having a good libido.


Input: Context Word: libido.

Output: The libido of PersonX is low right now, but PersonY's is raging. _ has been under a lot of pressure.


Input: Context Word: secrets.

Output: Every Monday morning when PersonX comes in they ask PersonY  if they know any knew secrets, _ likes interesting conversation.


Input: Context Word: seduce.

Output: PersonX had to explain the ins and outs of how to seduce women to PersonY, because _ was experienced.


Input: Context Word: watering can.

Output: PersonX needed a new watering can so PersonY bought them one, but _ had already bought one.


Input: Context Word: drug addict.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY recover from being a drug addict, so _ checked them into a rehab center.


Input: Context Word: focus.

Output: PersonX can't focus on subjects quite as well as PersonY because _ has an attention disorder.


Input: Context Word: focus.

Output: PersonX had to have more focus for his job than PersonY because _ worked in a dangerous career field.


Input: Context Word: focus.

Output: PersonX has a difficult time trying to focus but PersonY has no trouble doing so. _ thinks they may have ADD.


Input: Context Word: focus.

Output: PersonX put a lot of unwanted focus onto PersonY, because _ is someone who doesn't care about their desire for isolation.


Input: Context Word: focus.

Output: When PersonX was the focus of the intensive investigation by PersonY, _ felt great stress.


Input: Context Word: pedicure.

Output: Investing in a new pedicure seemed smart for  PersonX but not PersonY because _ she had to look professional at work.


Input: Context Word: student.

Output: PersonX was a good student in high school, but PersonY was not, because _ studied hard on weekends.


Input: Context Word: student.

Output: PersonX was a student and asked PersonY and asked for help with their history and english homework because _ didn't understand it.


Input: Context Word: student.

Output: PersonX was a student in college while PersonY worked in a factory, so _ studied during the weekdays.


Input: Context Word: student.

Output: PersonX was a student of PersonY and _ learned a lot in their classes together.


Input: Context Word: pose.

Output: PersonX had to get PersonY to show them how to pose, because _ was a beginner in yoga class.


Input: Context Word: pose.

Output: PersonX was a model and had to pose for the cameras unlike PersonY because _ loved being in front of the camera.


Input: Context Word: pose.

Output: PersonX wasn't able to do the yoga pose as well as PersonY, because _ tended to be stiff.


Input: Context Word: acorn.

Output: PersonX collected acorns from trees to feed to squirrels while PersonY didn't as _ loved squirrels.


Input: Context Word: hole.

Output: PersonX fell down a hole and begged PersonY to help them out, but _ couldn't reach the rope.


Input: Context Word: hole.

Output: PersonX got into a deep financial hole, unlike PersonY, because _ managed their fortune well.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: Because PersonX was caught cheating on PersonY with a friend, _ received some divorce papers.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX accused PersonY of cheating by looking at her cards, because _ kept losing the game.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX flew into a rage when they found out that PersonY was cheating, and _ apologized repeatedly.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX is always cheating on his taxes, whereas PersonY wouldn't dare do that. _ is dishonest.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX thought they were more morally superior to PersonY because _ was never cheating on people.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX was cheating PersonY at poker because _ loved to push the boundaries of what is acceptable.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX was in detention for longer than PersonY because _ was caught cheating on a test.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX's husband is cheating on her again, and PersonY's is still faithful. _ gets divorced.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: PersonX's wife was caught cheating, but PersonY's is very faithful. So, _ is in the loveless marriage.


Input: Context Word: cheating.

Output: The boyfriend of PersonX has been cheating, while PersonY's is faithful. This is because _ 's boyfriend is a scumbag.


Input: Context Word: caviar.

Output: PersonX had a cheaper meal than PersonY although _ was eating a great amount of caviar.


Input: Context Word: caviar.

Output: PersonX loves the rich salty flavor of caviar but PersonY does not. _ ordered a plate of caviar to begin their meal.


Input: Context Word: stain.

Output: At the party, PersonX stained PersonY's carpet by spilling red wine, which made _ feel embarassed.


Input: Context Word: stain.

Output: The stain on the floor bothered PersonX but not PersonY because _ dislikes the lived in look.


Input: Context Word: stain.

Output: The stain was darker on PersonX's shirt than PersonY's because _ spilled red wine and not white wine.


Input: Context Word: circuits.

Output: In class today, PersonX asked PersonY about the circuits they were learning about, because _ couldn't remember what the instructor told them.


Input: Context Word: Australia.

Output: Going to Australia was a dream for PersonX but not PersonY because  _  loved to explore new countries.


Input: Context Word: Australia.

Output: PersonX wanted to show PersonY pictures of her trip to Australia, so _ took out the photo album.


Input: Context Word: Australia.

Output: Visiting Australia is something that always intrigued PersonX but PersonY likes safaris, therefore _ bought a vacation package to The Outback.


Input: Context Word: take a pill.

Output: PersonX had to take a pill and PersonY didn't because _ had been sick and took medication.


Input: Context Word: Elsa.

Output: Personx act better as Elsa than persony because _ use to enjoy the movie with her parents.


Input: Context Word: Magazine.

Output: personx bought a magazine which has persony on the cover page because _ is a big fan.


Input: Context Word: effort is rewarded.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that effort is rewarded and laziness is not, _ is not a lazy person.


Input: Context Word: annotate.

Output: PersonX had to annotate a novel but not PersonY because _ was taking a writing class.


Input: Context Word: dementia.

Output: PersonX does not have dementia, but PersonY does have it, so _ remembers things a lot.


Input: Context Word: dementia.

Output: PersonX thought they may have dementia because their memory was fail them however PersonY felt their memory was sharp as a tack. _ read more about dementia.


Input: Context Word: dye her hair.

Output: PersonX wanted to dye her hair Silver Blonde while PersonY wanted to dye her hair red.  _ her hair was Silver Blonde.


Input: Context Word: Piano.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to move the bulky piano because _ had a hurt back.


Input: Context Word: infants.

Output: PersonX thought infants were cute but PersonY did not. _ loved to pinch babies cheeks.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to stop smoking but not PersonY because _ had very good willpower.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: PersonX had to stop and talk to the guard but not PersonY because _ did something wrong.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: PersonX knew they had to stop smoking because it was unhealthy but PersonY did not because _ was sensible.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: PersonX managed to stop smoking but PersonY did not because _ was dedicated to it.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: PersonX managed to stop their car before crashing but PersonY did not as _ was going slow.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: PersonX stops at the stop sign, while PersonY rolls through it, so _ does not get a ticket.


Input: Context Word: stop.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY to stop and move out of the way because _ saw the crane falling.


Input: Context Word: Calculations.

Output: PersonX enjoyed English class rather than dealing with calculations in math class unlike PersonY because _ was less analytical.


Input: Context Word: pictures.

Output: PersonX got PersonY to model for pictures with them, and _ thought that she was a great model.


Input: Context Word: pictures.

Output: PersonX is decorating PersonY's home and has brought pictures for the walls so _ is hanging.


Input: Context Word: pictures.

Output: PersonX was shy about her art and PersonY was proud. _ couldn't stand to have her pictures on display.


Input: Context Word: capsized.

Output: PersonX's sail boat capsized in the lake, so PersonY wins the race, and _ is distraught.


Input: Context Word: firearm.

Output: PersonX was frightened by PersonY carrying a firearm, so _ asked him to put it away.


Input: Context Word: easier.

Output: PersonX found it easier to stay employed than PersonY because _ had a strong work ethic.


Input: Context Word: easier.

Output: PersonX made it much easier for PersonY to live with their illness because _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: easier.

Output: PersonX thought it would be easier to trick PersonY, but _ wasn't as clever as they thought they were.


Input: Context Word: daisy.

Output: PersonX wants to grow a daisy with PersonY, but _ didn't know where to start.


Input: Context Word: magazines.

Output: While PersonX read the magazines in the office, PersonY watched a movie, and when their name was called, _ put down the magazines.


Input: Context Word: conditioning.

Output: Physical conditioning came easy to PersonX but not PersonY because _ spent a lot of time at the gym.


Input: Context Word: squats.

Output: PersonX had no trouble with free squats unlike PersonY because _ kept their knees behind their toes.


Input: Context Word: squats.

Output: PersonX had tremendous leg strength thanks to squats, but PersonY was very weak. _ loved working out at the gym.


Input: Context Word: squats.

Output: PersonX was better than squats than PersonY, so _ did not ever worry about their weight.


Input: Context Word: animal.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help in identifying the wild animal on their safari because _ didn't recognize it.


Input: Context Word: animal.

Output: PersonX knows that PersonY is an animal lover and _ knows he wants to go to the zoo to see them.


Input: Context Word: animal.

Output: PersonX was an animal lover but PersonY was not. _ often volunteered at the Humane Society.


Input: Context Word: home remedy.

Output: PersonX tried a home remedy for their cold but PersonY got some medicine from the doctor. _ had a cold for two weeks.


Input: Context Word: carpal tunnel syndrome.

Output: PersonX developed carpal tunnel syndrome at a faster rate than PersonY did because _ used the computer a lot.


Input: Context Word: ACL injury.

Output: PersonX dropped out of marathon training while PersonY trained harder. _ had already suffered a bad ACL injury.


Input: Context Word: credit history.

Output: PersonX had a great credit history but PersonY did not, so _ had to buy the house alone.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX accidentally pierced PersonY's skin with an arrow so _ took him to the emergency room.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX came to PersonY for beauty tips to help clear up her skin, because _ was so baffled when it came to skin care.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX caressed the skin of PersonY, making them very excited when _ also began to caress their hair.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX could tan their skin easier than PersonY because _ worked outside for a living.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX decided to ask PersonY to apply cream to their skin, because _ was hoping to receive a favor.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX exfoliated less often than PersonY so _ had a much more blemished face and skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX gave lotion to PersonY for _ believed that the other had extremely ashy skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX gently rubbed and stroked PersonY's skin with her fingertips because _ liked to show affection.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX got a sunburn on their skin but not PersonY because  _ had forgot to put on sunscreen.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX got sick when they had to skin an animal, but PersonY didn't mind, because _ was squeamish.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had a good skin care regime yet PersonY did not as _ was very conscious of their appearance.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had a sun burn on their skin but not PersonY because _ exposed them self to the sun.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had better skin than PersonY because _ always used skincare products every single day.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had better skin than PersonY did because _ had much less pimples and blemishes.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had clearer skin than PersonY because _ used a more expensive soap to bathe.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had fair skin while PersonY had darker skin so _ got sunburned much quicker.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had lighter skin than PersonY, so _ was easier to see in a dark room.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had much thicker skin than PersonY so _ was unhurt by people's vile insults.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had really rough looking skin but PersonY's was quite nice. _ needed to buy some acne medication.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had smoother skin than PersonY since _ always washed their face and ate healthy food.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had to use less sunscreen when at the beach tanning than PersonY because _ had less sensitive skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had uglier skin than PersonY had because _ never used their lotion and moisturizer.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had very clear and youthful skin but PersonY had rough aged skin because _ took exceptional care of their skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had very thin skin but PersonY isn't easily offended. _ thought the person's comment was rude.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX had worse skin than PersonY so _ had to use more of the moisturizer.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX has a lot of dry skin on their arms and legs and PersonY does not, so _ started using lotion to get softer skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX has nicer skin than PersonY because _ protects it with sunscreen and long sleeves.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX has to be more careful in the sun than PersonY does because _ has really sensitive skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX has to use less acne medication than PersonY because _ was genetically blessed with clear skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX is choosing a skin toner and needs an advice from PersonY, because _ has no experience.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX stayed inside more than PersonY did because _ had a fairer complected skin color.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX takes very good care of their skin but PersonY does not. _ looks much younger than they really are.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX thinks PersonY has beautiful skin, even though _ actually has the better complexion of the two.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that he should clean his skin better because he had acne; _ was behaving poorly.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX wants to develop a thick skin so she asks PersonY for advices, because _ has a thin skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX was a dermatologist who advised PersonY on their skin, and _ recommended a stricter skin care regiment.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX was always managing to get under PersonY's skin, because _ had a grating personality.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX was envious of her best friend, PersonY's, skin tone and brightness because _ had horrible skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX was not going to burn as bad as PersonY in the sun from yesterday since _ has darker skin.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX went to see PersonY for a skin condition and then _ asked if there was any homeopathic treatments available.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX's skin was a lot smoother than PersonY's skin, because _ used lotion every day.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: PersonX's skin was dry and scaly and itched but not PersonY's because _ didn't use lotion.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: Showing off their skin interested PersonX but not PersonY as _ had a free-spirited personality.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: The skin of PersonX always looks blotchy, while PersonY's is smooth. This is due to _ using a shoddy lotion.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: The skin of PersonX is much darker than PersonY, which is because _ happens to be hispanic.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: The skin of PersonX looks better than of PersonY because _  is very skin conscious.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: The skin of PersonX was covered in tattoos unlike PersonY because _ loved body art and design.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: The skin on PersonX is much darker than PersonY because _ never uses sunblock outside.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: When PersonX noticed that PersonY had a rash all over their skin _ took them to the doctor right away.


Input: Context Word: skin.

Output: When PersonX's skin started to itch, PersonY made an oatmeal bath for her. _ felt relief.


Input: Context Word: hacked.

Output: PersonX hacked into the movie star PersonY's cell phone because _ was well known for causing trouble.


Input: Context Word: Tan.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they wanted to go to the beach and get a tan and _ grabbed their swimsuit and took off.


Input: Context Word: mango.

Output: Despite being allergic to mango sap, PersonX wants to try PersonY's mango ice cream, but _ tries only one drop initially.


Input: Context Word: mango.

Output: The mango fell on PersonX 's head but missed PersonY , because _ was standing right under the tree.


Input: Context Word: binders.

Output: PersonX hires PersonY to organize the files into binders because _ does cleaning for a living.


Input: Context Word: small claims court.

Output: PersonX accompanied PersonY when he went to the small claims court to defend himself because _ knows inside well.


Input: Context Word: small claims court.

Output: PersonX sued PersonY in small claims court and won his claim by default because _ prevented him from showing up on the court date.


Input: Context Word: Edible Glitter.

Output: When PersonX heard about edible glitter, they called up PersonY to see if _ could go over and show it off.


Input: Context Word: copepods.

Output: Not know what copepods were, PersonX asked PersonY. This is because _ is a dumb person.


Input: Context Word: Pierced.

Output: PersonX was thrilled to get their lip pierced but PersonY was pretty scared. _ had theirs done and didn't bat an eye.


Input: Context Word: early.

Output: Being on time was more important to PersonX than to PersonY , so it was no surprise when _ showed up early.


Input: Context Word: early.

Output: PersonX wanted to arrive early for class but PersonY wasn't ready yet. This made _ frustrated.


Input: Context Word: darts.

Output: PersonX taunted PersonY during their game of darts while the spectators looked at _ with disgust.


Input: Context Word: darts.

Output: Playing darts was a favorite pastime of PersonX but not PersonY, so _ was excited to see the bar had a dart board.


Input: Context Word: release.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would soon be going home because _ just got a release date from the parole board.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to crack his back for him, because _ was in a lot of pain.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX didn't work their lat muscles at the gym like PersonY so _ had a narrow back.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a body wash to use in the shower, because _ knew a lot about how to get rid of back acne.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX had a back injury and had it checked out by PersonY, because _ was a construction worker.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX had a bad back but PersonY did not. _ could not lift heavy objects very well.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX had back pain and visited PersonY who was a chiropractor, and _ back felt a bit better afterwards.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX had more back pain than PersonY because _ was lifting heavier loads when moving.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX wanted to go back to work after retiring but PersonY did not because _ was bored.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX was walking faster than PersonY was walking in the park because _ had a healthy back.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX's back is being tended to by PersonY at the office, so _ is the client in this situation.


Input: Context Word: back.

Output: PersonX's back pain from her job goes away when she goes to visit PersonY. _ is more likely to be the dancer.


Input: Context Word: embroider.

Output: PersonX learned to embroider, PersonY did not therefore _ can do embroidery on clothes and other things.


Input: Context Word: embroider.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to hand embroider pillowcases, because _ was skilled in the art of embroidery.


Input: Context Word: to think more positively.

Output: PersonX tried to think more positively than PersonY because _ was a optimist type of person.


Input: Context Word: Electroplate.

Output: personx learnt how to electroplate from persony and _ was a very good student during the process.


Input: Context Word: Rejection.

Output: PersonX wasn't good with handling rejection but PersonY handled it well. _ had a melt down when they were denied a promotion.


Input: Context Word: sign language.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to instruct them how to use sign language, because _ needed help learning it.


Input: Context Word: chihuahua.

Output: PersonX loved dogs more than PersonY but _ hated the Chihuahua because of the commercials.


Input: Context Word: healthy glow.

Output: A career as a phtographic model suited PersonX but not PersonY becasue _ has a healthy glow to their skin.


Input: Context Word: Rifle.

Output: PersonX carried a rifle to go deer hunting while PersonY brought along a bow and arrow. _ was able to kill a buck from very long range.


Input: Context Word: Street.

Output: While riding bikes on the street, PersonX was pulled over by PersonY for not wearing a helmet.  _ asked for leniency.


Input: Context Word: corporation.

Output: PersonX liked working for a big corporation but PersonY preferred to work for a small business. _ got a job at Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.


Input: Context Word: corporation.

Output: Running a corporation is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ is better at managing people.


Input: Context Word: Soccer Goalie.

Output: PersonX tried to get the ball past PersonY who was the soccer goalie, so _ kicked the ball as hard as he could.


Input: Context Word: limping.

Output: PersonX came limping into work but not PersonY because _ had worked out too hard.


Input: Context Word: rosemary.

Output: PersonX frowned when PersonY suggested she put rosemary on the roast beef, because _ hated the taste of rosemary.


Input: Context Word: washcloth.

Output: PersonX needed a washcloth because PersonY bumped into him. _ felt frustrated at being bumped into.


Input: Context Word: African.

Output: PersonX wanted to go on a African vacation and PersonY did not because _ loved to be in the heat.


Input: Context Word: evaporate the water.

Output: PersonX was doing all the labwork while PersonY rested so _ helped evaporate the water.


Input: Context Word: smile.

Output: PersonX loved animals but PersonY did not, so only _ would smile when she saw the puppy.


Input: Context Word: smile.

Output: PersonX rarely smiles while PersonY often smiles, so people often thought that _ was quite happy.


Input: Context Word: smile.

Output: PersonX smiled a lot to PersonY when _ was told something nice about his job performance by him.


Input: Context Word: smile.

Output: PersonX was trying to get PersonY to smile because _ knew what it was like to have a bad day.


Input: Context Word: smile.

Output: PersonX would smile in all the photographs but not PersonY because _ had straight teeth.


Input: Context Word: smile.

Output: The smile of PersonX is duller than PersonY's is, so _ brushes his teeth less often.


Input: Context Word: rely.

Output: The manager knew they could rely on PersonX more than PersonY to open the store, because _ was always on time.


Input: Context Word: race.

Output: PersonX wanted to give PersonY a reason to finish the race with him, because _ was so encouraged.


Input: Context Word: singing.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had ever taken singing lessons, because _ she had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: singing.

Output: PersonX declined to join the singing club after the club leader PersonY invited her.  _ abhorred the spotlight.


Input: Context Word: singing.

Output: PersonX enjoyed singing in front of large crowds but not PersonY because _ was at ease with crowds.


Input: Context Word: singing.

Output: PersonX is taking singing and dancing lessons from the PersonY, because _ wants to get better.


Input: Context Word: singing.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed singing publicly but PersonY did not as _ had a superb singing voice.


Input: Context Word: funny.

Output: PersonX always had a good time with PersonY because _ thought they were funny .


Input: Context Word: funny.

Output: PersonX was funny while PersonY had no sense of humor, so everyone said _ would be a good stand up comic.


Input: Context Word: graduation.

Output: After PersonX's college graduation, PersonY threw him a party and _ was very excited and thankful.


Input: Context Word: making cement.

Output: PersonX had an easier time making cement than PersonY because _ had a stronger body.


Input: Context Word: web.

Output: When it comes to the web, PersonX is not as skilled as PersonY because _ is a farmer.


Input: Context Word: common.

Output: It was common for PersonX to lose to PersonY in the video game, although _ was  quite good at it.


Input: Context Word: common.

Output: PersonX caught the common cold and stayed away from PersonY, because _ didn't want them getting sick.


Input: Context Word: common.

Output: PersonX lived a more common life compared to PersonY because _ was just a normal individual.


Input: Context Word: common.

Output: Unlike PersonX, PersonY never got the wrong items in his mailbox. _ had a very common last name.


Input: Context Word: common.

Output: Wearing a little black dress was easier for PersonX but not PersonY although _ liked a common v neck.


Input: Context Word: cabbage soup.

Output: Nobody wants to eat the cabbage soup of PersonX, but everyone likes PersonY's because _ 's is too salty.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: A Birthday Party needs planning, so PersonX is hired by PersonY. Thus, _ is planning the party.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on throwing a surprise party because _ hadn't thrown one before.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help plan the birthday party for their son as _ was feeling rather overwhelmed.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them plan the annual Christmas extravaganza because _ was not experienced in planning a big party.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX didn't want to invite PersonY to the party, because _  was a snobby host.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX drinks five days a week while PersonY sticks to just one because _ likes to party more.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX drives PersonY to the Birthday party at the arcade because _ is a good parent.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX had always really loved to party but PersonY did not because _ was very extroverted.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help with their housewarming party because _ had never hosted one before.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX hoped friends threw a surprise birthday party for them, but not PersonY, because _ loved surprises.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to their housewarming party, and _ accepted the gift that she brought to it.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX is more social than PersonY so _ was very excited to go to the upcoming party.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX loved to throw parties, but PersonY did not, so _ had a party the very next weekend.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX planned a surprise party for PersonY, but _ was disappointed when they never came home.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX stayed at the party for longer than PersonY did although _ thought it was too loud.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX was a good party planner but PersonY was not. _ threw the best parties in the neighborhood.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX was being unruly at a party thrown by PersonY so _ was asked to leave.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX was feeling more tired than PersonY because _ had danced more at the party.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX was invited to the party instead of PersonY because _ had a karaoke machine.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: PersonX was turning fifty and invited PersonY who is 35 to come to their party, _ is wise in years.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: The host invited PersonX to the party but not PersonY because _ was a very kind person.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: The party was thrown by PersonX but PersonY got all the credit, as _ was ignored by her guests.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: The song PersonX played at the party soothed PersonY's mind since _ was frantic before the event.


Input: Context Word: party.

Output: While PersonX was at the heart of the party, PersonY stayed in the corned, because partying is a common thing for _ .


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: In the grocery store today, PersonX tried to pass off a fake coupon, but PersonY knew _ was trying to scam him.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: People would describe PersonX as much more fake than PersonY because _ is very materialistic.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew what fake news was because _ didn't understand the concept.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: PersonX bought fake concert tickets while PersonY bought real ones, so _ was denied entry to the concert.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: PersonX tried to fake that they were asleep so PersonY would stop talking, but _ was clearly awake.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: PersonX was a fake person but PersonY was genuine, as _ was insecure and cared too much of others opinions.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: PersonX was called a fake while PersonY was not because _ lied about the experience.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: The cards that PersonX owned were worth less than those belonging to PersonY because those of _ were fake.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: The store sold PersonX a fake phone but not PersonY so _ could not make a call.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output: To avoid going to the day-long meeting at work, PersonX faked being sick unlike PersonY, because _ was an irresponsible employee.


Input: Context Word: Plants.

Output: PersonX house was filled with plants, causing PersonY to sneeze a lot. _ was the keeper of the plants.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: After PersonX did PersonY's makeup, she was not impressed with her new look, so _ was self-conscious about her work.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: Because PersonX was going to a casual event and PersonY was going to a formal event, _ chose to wear a little makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: Can I wear makeup when I get older asked PersonX to PersonY, _ is a only seven years old.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: Makeup was a good use of money thought PersonX, but not PersonY, as _ enjoyed the artistry involved.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: Makeup was frequently worn by PersonX but not PersonY because _ felt it was appropriate.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: On the music video shoot, PersonX is applying makeup to PersonY's skin due to _ being a makeup stylist.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX admires the complexity of PersonY's makeup because _ appreciates a sophisticated, well put together look.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to apply makeup because _ wasn't very experienced.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY spent a lot of time in the bathroom because _ had to put on their makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX didn't like to wear as much makeup as PersonY, so _ only got got a touch up.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX had much clearer skin than PersonY. _ never forgot to remove makeup before going to bed.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to do her makeup because _ always messed up on the natural look.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX is a cosmetologist, PersonY is not therefore _ would be best able to advise on Goth makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX is makeup artist and PersonY is a beauty queen, _ knows a lot about makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX is more fashionable overall than PersonY but _ does not like to wear makeup daily.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX is much better at putting makeup on PersonY because _ is a professional makeup artist.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX just started learning makeup while PersonY was a professional makeup artist, so therefore _ was messy with their application.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX knew nothing about how to use makeup so PersonY taught them because _ wanted to learn.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was an expert at applying makeup, so _ asked for a tutorial.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX made sure to always wear makeup compared to PersonY because _ was very vain.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX never left the house without elaborate makeup on, but PersonY hardly ever wore any.  This is because _ was a trendsetter.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX spent an hour perfecting their makeup before going out to the dance while PersonY waited, because _ loved making up.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX thought makeup was very important for a person unlike PersonY _ was a materialistic.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX was allowed to wear makeup to school, but it was against the rules for PersonY, because _ 's school was very progressive.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX was always wearing very elaborate and fashionable makeup but PersonY did not because _ enjoyed being stylish.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX was harder to recognize than PersonY at the party because _ was wearing a lot of makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY's daughter put on makeup because _ watches a lot of makeup tutorials.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX was prettier than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about wearing a lot of makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX watched so much more makeup tutorials than PersonY so _ helped them get ready for the date.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX wore a lot of eyeshadow but PersonY did not because _ was knowledgeable about makeup.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX wore a lot of makeup but PersonY did not. _ was called a whore by a lot of people.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX wore a lot of makeup whereas PersonY wore none as _ was conscious of fashion.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: PersonX's makeup person just recommended she go see PersonY about her skin. _ is an acne victim.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: The makeup that PersonX puts on PersonY looks great at the salon. _ is a makeup stylist.


Input: Context Word: makeup.

Output: While at the beauty parlor, PersonX tried to sell some makeup to PersonY but _ wasn't convincing.


Input: Context Word: Buttercream.

Output: PersonX requested buttercream from his neighbor PersonY because he was cooking. _ didn't have enough buttercream.


Input: Context Word: adjustments.

Output: When it comes to make adjustments in the workplace, PersonX is more capable than PersonY because _  can think outside the box.


Input: Context Word: developer.

Output: Being a web developer was great work for PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved computers.


Input: Context Word: developer.

Output: It made more sense that PersonX, rather than PersonY, would be a web developer because _ had grown up using computers.


Input: Context Word: developer.

Output: PersonX sold his new software to PersonY, because _ worked as a developer for hire.


Input: Context Word: road.

Output: Before leaving for their road trip, PersonX showed PersonY his new car and _ really liked the car.


Input: Context Word: road.

Output: PersonX always used the main road, but PersonY didn't because _ lived nearer to it.


Input: Context Word: road.

Output: PersonX wanted to go on a road trip but PersonY wanted to stay nearby _ decided to rent a car for the week.


Input: Context Word: pee.

Output: PersonX had to pee after one large coffee but PersonY did not as _ had a very small bladder.


Input: Context Word: patent.

Output: PersonX is very creative and clever but PersonY isn't. _ has been able to patent many of their ideas.


Input: Context Word: Driving a bus.

Output: Driving a bus is PersonX first job they also have a job were they work with PersonY, _ works two jobs every week.


Input: Context Word: Bellatrix Lestrange.

Output: PersonX wanted to dress PersonY up as Bellatrix Lestrange for Halloween, so _  helped them with the costume.


Input: Context Word: crushing.

Output: At summer camp, PersonX beat PersonY at the can crushing contest because _ was stronger.


Input: Context Word: eremurus.

Output: PersonX asked for help caring for her dying ermurus plants from PersonY, a botanist, because she didn't know what was wrong. _ accidentally gave her eremurus too much water.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: Hunting and eating rabbits was something PersonX enjoyed but not PersonY because _ like eating gamey food.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX enjoyed playing with rabbits at the pet store but PersonY did not because _ thought rabbits were cute.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX had always kept rabbits as pets but PersonY had not because _ loved animals.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX had less grass in their yard than PersonY because _ had more rabbits in their yard.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX hated animals more than PersonY however _ had a soft spot for rabbits and their floppy ears.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX hated cleaning up after animals more than PersonY however _ had a affinity for rabbits.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX thought rabbits were tasty but PersonY did not. _ ordered the rabbit stew for dinner.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX thought rabbits were very cute but PersonY didn't. _ bought a rabbit at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX was able to care for more rabbits than PersonY because _ had a larger yard.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX was deathly afraid of rabbits so PersonY hid his rabbits so _ wouldn't be scared.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: PersonX's rabbit was faster than PersonY's rabbit in the race because _ fed their rabbits better food.


Input: Context Word: rabbits.

Output: Rabbits are cute but PersonX was allergic but not PersonY, so _ had to stay far away.


Input: Context Word: scuba diving.

Output: PersonX stayed home while PersonY went scuba diving, because _ hates new adventures and exploring.


Input: Context Word: sponge cake.

Output: The sponge cake of PersonX is dry, while PersonY's is too wet. _ used too little water.


Input: Context Word: spirits.

Output: PersonX scared PersonY in the graveyard, because _ said there were a bunch of evil spirits floating around.


Input: Context Word: spirits.

Output: PersonX spoke to PersonY because _ could talk to spirits in haunted houses and cemeteries.


Input: Context Word: tarot.

Output: PersonX believed in the supernatural, while PersonY dismissed it, so _ took tarot card readings seriously.


Input: Context Word: productive.

Output: Being productive at work suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ really liked their job.


Input: Context Word: productive.

Output: PersonX always tried to find ways to be productive at work unlike PersonY, because _ was a hard worker.


Input: Context Word: warm.

Output: PersonX faced the fan away from PersonY because _ was getting too warm in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: warm.

Output: PersonX likes warm climates and PersonY likes cold climates, so when they went on vacation, _ wanted to go to Hawaii.


Input: Context Word: warm.

Output: PersonX tries to warm milk for PersonY in the microwave, but _ doesn't realize it will make the milk too hot.


Input: Context Word: typical.

Output: PersonX thought the music made by PersonY was typical and boring, because _ had discerning tastes.


Input: Context Word: lemon.

Output: After lunch and dinner, PersonX enjoys eating lemons which PersonY hates because _ prefers sour fruits.


Input: Context Word: lemon.

Output: Lemons disgust PersonX, while PersonY is just the opposite. This is due to _ not having a sweet tooth.


Input: Context Word: lemon.

Output: PersonX drank lemon juice while PersonY drank a lot of alcohol, so _ was completely sober.


Input: Context Word: lemon.

Output: PersonX really loved the taste of lemon but PersonY did not. _ ordered a glass of lemonade.


Input: Context Word: manifest.

Output: PersonX needed some one write a manifest and new about American history so PersonY was hired, _ is not very educated.


Input: Context Word: astronaut.

Output: When they were younger PersonX and PersonY both wanted to be astronauts, which seemed perfect,  because _ loved to fly.


Input: Context Word: cosmetics.

Output: At the suburban home, PersonX sold cosmetics to PersonY because _ was a good sales person.


Input: Context Word: cosmetics.

Output: PersonX tends to exchange old unused cosmetics to the sore where PersonY works customer service, _ exchanging items.


Input: Context Word: straighten.

Output: PersonX's hair looked better when she straightened it than PersonY's because _ is a stylist.


Input: Context Word: consulate.

Output: PersonX was an immigrant so they went to PersonY's consulate because _ needed paperwork for them to stay in the country.


Input: Context Word: mating.

Output: PersonX's dog was matting and she took him to PersonY's office, because _ wanted to prevent mating.


Input: Context Word: panpipes.

Output: PersonX is assigning PersonY with the job of collecting the panpipes, _ is team leader in band class.


Input: Context Word: brownies.

Output: The brownies PersonX made turned out tasteless, while PersonY's were amazing. _ used a terrible recipe.


Input: Context Word: pharmacy.

Output: The doctor sent PersonX but not PersonY to the pharmacy because _ was very sick.


Input: Context Word: whiteheads.

Output: A dermatologist looked at PersonX's whiteheads while PersonY treated them at home. _ took skincare very seriously.


Input: Context Word: whiteheads.

Output: PersonX has a lot more whiteheads on his face than PersonY does because _ is going through puberty.


Input: Context Word: Infidelity.

Output: PersonX thought PersonYs infidelity was getting out of hand, so _ decided to talk about it.


Input: Context Word: New Years Resolution.

Output: PersonX  made a New Years Resolution but PersonY didn't because _ is a very strong willed person.


Input: Context Word: ladybugs.

Output: After spending the day outdoors, although PersonX hated insects more than PersonY, _ had a soft spot for ladybugs.


Input: Context Word: Ukulele.

Output: The Ukulele is being taught to PersonX by PersonY in class. _ must be the person learning.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: PersonX had offered to help PersonY put up new wallpaper in their kitchen. They did not show up and _ felt angry.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: PersonX hated the wallpaper in the house, but PersonY loved it; _ took it down anyway.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: PersonX liked the new wallpaper but not PersonY because _  thought it was beautiful.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: PersonX liked their wallpaper but PersonY did not, so _ decided to leave it up.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: PersonX put up wallpaper in their home but not PersonY because _ had just bought their house.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to put up wallpaper in the house because _ was quite experienced with home decorating and remodeling.


Input: Context Word: wallpaper.

Output: When discussing their new house, PersonX tried to advocate for wallpaper against PersonY because _ didn't want to pain the walls.


Input: Context Word: performance.

Output: PersonX gave a great performance in the play but PersonY did not. _ won an award for their skill.


Input: Context Word: cradle.

Output: PersonX could not lift PersonY out of the cradle while crying because _ is weak.


Input: Context Word: Wanting.

Output: Wanting a new car was all PersonX thought about as where a new home was all PersonY thought about, _ wants a new vehicle.


Input: Context Word: finances.

Output: PersonX's finances are in disarray, so they give a call to PersonY, because _ is a retired person.


Input: Context Word: finances.

Output: Staying on top of his finances was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of self discipline.


Input: Context Word: frost.

Output: PersonX had to use a blanket to protect their flowers from frost while PersonY didn't because _ has a garden.


Input: Context Word: thread.

Output: PersonX had a loose thread on his sweater so PersonY pulled on it; _ screamed because the sweater completely unraveled.


Input: Context Word: thread.

Output: PersonX knits more than PersonY, so _ has a larger collection of thread to choose from.


Input: Context Word: thread.

Output: Putting thread in a needle can be hard, so PersonX asked PersonY because _ couldn't see the hole.


Input: Context Word: comic book.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a comic book for his birthday because _ knew he liked comics.


Input: Context Word: paws.

Output: The paws of PersonX's dog were hurting, but PersonY's dog was fine because _ 's dog walked on salt in the Winter.


Input: Context Word: urn.

Output: PersonX was putting the ashes in the urn when PersonY showed up to pick up their loved one, but _ arrived early.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX focused more on proper posture than PersonY because _ wanted to become a model.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX gives PersonY a book about posture, because _ knows their friend wants to get better at ballet dancing.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX had better posture than PersonY because _ always remembered to sit up straight in his chair.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX has much better posture than PersonY and that makes _ act a lot more confidently.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX sat very straight, so PersonY tried to imitate him, because _ had great posture.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX tended to slouch and PersonY sat up straight, so it was obvious that _ had the bad posture in the family.


Input: Context Word: posture.

Output: PersonX tried to get their posture to be more like PersonY, because _ always held their head up.


Input: Context Word: essays.

Output: The essays that PersonX wrote for college applications read better than PersonY's because _ is a more advanced writer.


Input: Context Word: taxi.

Output: PersonX hailed PersonY who was driving the taxi because _ was visiting the city for the day.


Input: Context Word: taxi.

Output: PersonX hailed PersonYs taxi and asked to go to the bank.  _ needed to get to an ATM to pay him.


Input: Context Word: taxi.

Output: PersonX took a taxi while PersonY drove home because _ was too drunk to drive.


Input: Context Word: taxi.

Output: Since PersonX is a taxi driver but PersonY is a gig economy worker, _ did not appreciate the rise of Uber.


Input: Context Word: overcoming shyness.

Output: Overcoming shyness was an issue for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ had trouble talking to other people.


Input: Context Word: Law.

Output: PersonX called PersonY after being pulled over because _ didn't totally understand the traffic law.


Input: Context Word: ice cream.

Output: Chocolate was the favorite ice cream flavor of PersonX but PersonY didn't like it much. _ ordered two scoops of chocolate at Ben and Jerry's.


Input: Context Word: ice cream.

Output: Eating ice cream was PersonX's favorite thing to do but PersonY can't eat ice cream because _ loved the cold texture.


Input: Context Word: ice cream.

Output: PersonX consumes ice cream more frequently than PersonY because _ likes eating cold food better.


Input: Context Word: ice cream.

Output: PersonX went to an ice cream shop because he had a coupon and met PersonY there, _ paid only half price.


Input: Context Word: annual report.

Output: PersonX was bored by the annual report while PersonY enjoyed it, _ didn't care about profits and numbers at the company.


Input: Context Word: Toast.

Output: To eat his toast, PersonX had to borrow butter from PersonY because _ was all out of it.


Input: Context Word: England.

Output: PersonX wanted to move to England but PersonY informed them with all the Brexit nonsense it's now complicated since _ is unaware.


Input: Context Word: afraid.

Output: Getting into a romantic relationship made PersonX afraid but not PersonY because _ had always been an unemotional person.


Input: Context Word: afraid.

Output: PersonX was afraid of being alone in the dark but PersonY was not as _ was very cowardly.


Input: Context Word: afraid.

Output: PersonX was afraid of being in the dark unlike PersonY because _ had a cowardly disposition.


Input: Context Word: roasted.

Output: PersonX did a great job and roasted PersonY at the comedy club, because _ was a comedian.


Input: Context Word: roasted.

Output: PersonX is a good cook, PersonY is not _ will make a roasted goose for dinner.


Input: Context Word: Chipotle.

Output: Chipotle is PersonX's favorite food, but PersonY will not eat there, because _ loves fast food.


Input: Context Word: had perfect eyelashes.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY had perfect eyelashes because _ had really long eyelashes that didn't need fake eyelashes.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output: Getting prepared for an intravaginal ultrasound was a piece of cake for PersonX than PersonY because _ had had one before.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output: PersonX was less prepared for the talent show than PersonY because _ studied very lazily.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output: PersonX was more prepared for giving birth to twins than PersonY because _ had had a child before.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output: PersonX was more prepared to be a parent than PersonY because _ had spent a lot of time with children.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output: PersonX was not as well prepared for the vacation as PersonY because _ had been given short notice about the trip.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output: PersonX was prepared for the snow storm but PersonY was not, so _ had lots of extra food and water.


Input: Context Word: sibling.

Output: Although PersonX was PersonY's sibling it didn't mean _ had to like the other all of the time.


Input: Context Word: sibling.

Output: PersonX always had to beat PersonY due to _ wanting to win all the time against his sibling.


Input: Context Word: research paper.

Output: The research paper of PersonX is a travesty, but PersonY's is great, so _ did poor research.


Input: Context Word: research paper.

Output: The research paper of PersonX was liked more than that of PersonY, so _ must be a better writer.


Input: Context Word: weeds.

Output: Early yesterday afternoon, PersonX pulled the weeds in PersonY's garden, because _ really likes gardening.


Input: Context Word: weeds.

Output: Making sure to not have any weeds in the garden was important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ entertained a lot in the garden.


Input: Context Word: weeds.

Output: PersonX worked in a garden with PersonY taking care of weeds that _ is annoyed by.


Input: Context Word: weeds.

Output: When the weeds became out of control PersonX took care of it instead of asking PersonY because _ owned the property.


Input: Context Word: minutes.

Output: PersonX had 40 minutes to get to work and first needed to drop off PersonY. _ was almost always late for work.


Input: Context Word: minutes.

Output: The school asked PersonX to talk to PersonY for a few minutes because he was struggling. _ was a school counselor.


Input: Context Word: minutes.

Output: Waiting several minutes for the train was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had quite a bit of patience.


Input: Context Word: disqualified.

Output: PersonX was disqualified from the competition but not PersonY because _ disobeyed all the rules.


Input: Context Word: Nook.

Output: PersonX likes to read books on their Nook, while PersonY prefers paperback books, so _ bought some new ebooks.


Input: Context Word: bottle.

Output: PersonX attentively watches PersonY drinking from the bottle as part of _ 's responsibility and nurture.


Input: Context Word: bottle.

Output: PersonX gets a bottle of formula for PersonY every couple of hours because _ is her parent.


Input: Context Word: bottle.

Output: PersonX liked soda in bottles while PersonY liked cans because _ hated the aluminum taste.


Input: Context Word: bottle.

Output: PersonX liked to hit the bottle early, while PersonY waited until the evening, since _ was usually indulgent with alcohol.


Input: Context Word: bottle.

Output: PersonX put PersonY in charge of preparing the baby's bottle, because _ wasn't confident about doing it.


Input: Context Word: bottle.

Output: So _ drank milk from the bottle because PersonX was thirsty and PersonY already drank some water.


Input: Context Word: nerves.

Output: PersonX _ allowed PersonY's silly antics to get on their nerves at work during lunch every day.


Input: Context Word: nerves.

Output: PersonX really got on PersonY's nerves, because _ made noise all day, every day, which ruined the peace and quiet.


Input: Context Word: weighed.

Output: The baby of PersonX weighed more than the baby of PersonY because the baby of _ was born on term.


Input: Context Word: appointment.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if her next dentist appointment was coming up soon but _ could not remember.


Input: Context Word: appointment.

Output: PersonX had a counseling appointment with PersonY, but then _ became afraid to go and cancelled.


Input: Context Word: appointment.

Output: PersonX offered to drive PersonY to a doctor appointment because _ did own a car.


Input: Context Word: appointment.

Output: PersonX was late for his appointment with PersonY, so _ was apologetic when he finally got there.


Input: Context Word: cheap.

Output: Buying cheap clothes was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very poor.


Input: Context Word: cheap.

Output: PersonX can make their dollar go further than PersonY because _ has learned how to be very cheap.


Input: Context Word: cheap.

Output: PersonX is being cheap when they buy PersonY's birthday gift, but _ doesn't feel guilty about it.


Input: Context Word: cheap.

Output: The clerk gave the cheap tickets to PersonX and not PersonY because _ had a horrible time the last time that he came.


Input: Context Word: tenant.

Output: Before PersonX could move in as a tenant to PersonY's apartment complex, _ had to fill out a background check and submit a security deposit.


Input: Context Word: tenant.

Output: PersonX is the tenant of PersonY because _ is too poor to own the apartment building.


Input: Context Word: tenant.

Output: The landlord threatened to evict PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a history as a terrible tenant.


Input: Context Word: county.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew where the county clerk's office was because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: downhill.

Output: PersonX had a sled with a slicker bottom than PersonY, so _ "s sled went faster downhill and to the finish line.


Input: Context Word: arrived.

Output: When PersonX arrived for class at school, PersonY ignored him, so the teacher smiled at _ .


Input: Context Word: dealing.

Output: PersonX had an easier time dealing with getting dumped than PersonY because _ allowed themselves to grieve.


Input: Context Word: dealing.

Output: PersonX stopped dealing with PersonY after their last transaction, because _ was tired of the rip offs.


Input: Context Word: layers.

Output: PersonX had to put on multiple layers of clothes unlike PersonY because _ lived in a cold area.


Input: Context Word: layers.

Output: PersonX hid themselves from PersonY with layers of deceit, because _ was afraid to be exposed.


Input: Context Word: layers.

Output: PersonX wore a lot of layers in their house while PersonY wore a t-shirt because _ was cold.


Input: Context Word: bunny.

Output: In the farm contest, PersonX won first prize for their bunny and not PersonY because _ had the faster bunny.


Input: Context Word: bunny.

Output: PersonX dresses as a bunny for the costume party, and PersonY goes as a villain. _ loves animals.


Input: Context Word: bunny.

Output: The bunny recognized PersonX but not PersonY , since it had seen _ before that day.


Input: Context Word: movie script.

Output: PersonX was excited to read the movie script that PersonY had written for them, because _ had always wanted to be an actor.


Input: Context Word: Abused.

Output: For many years, PersonX often abused PersonY during their time together. _ often dreamed of asking for forgiveness.


Input: Context Word: Story.

Output: PersonX wanted to tell PersonY his life story because _ had accomplished a lot in life.


Input: Context Word: Ramadan.

Output: Every year, PersonX fasts for Ramadan while PersonY fasts for Lent because _ is Muslim.


Input: Context Word: Ramadan.

Output: PersonX celebrated the holy month of Ramadan but not PersonY because _ was a Muslim.


Input: Context Word: fluent.

Output: PersonX teaches PersonY how to speak English in her spare time so _ does speak fluent English.


Input: Context Word: country girl.

Output: Your a country girl PersonX said to PersonY when they met yesterday, _ grew up in the country.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: During journaling sessions PersonX would write long stories but not PersonY since _ is more imaginative.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX 's journal was filled with references to PersonY since _ saw so many interesting characteristics in her.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX could remember where they were the night of the first, but PersonY could not, because _ had lost their journal.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX had a better memory of distant events than PersonY because _ kept a journal.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX kept a journal and did not want PersonY to read the personal things she had written, so _ hid the journal.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX kept a journal but PersonY didn't because _ wanted to be in touch with their feelings.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX kept a journal every day while PersonY did not, as _ always wanted to look back to reflect on the past.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX kept a journal for 10 years but then stopped while PersonY kepti at it for 20 years, because _ got too busy.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX writes in a journal each evening, PersonY keeps a diary. _  needs more space to write than a diary has.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonX wrote the personal journal written by PersonY; Mother grounded _ and made him buy a new one.


Input: Context Word: journal.

Output: PersonXs journal was lost in the fire before PersonY could arrive to help put it out.  _ stood there and watched it burn.


Input: Context Word: shuffleboard.

Output: PersonX knocked on PersonYs door because he wanted to play shuffleboard today, but nobody was around.  _ was upset.


Input: Context Word: Horse.

Output: PersonX liked to bet on the horse races but PersonY liked to bet on the dogs. _ placed their bet on Secretariat.


Input: Context Word: Horse.

Output: PersonX loved to go horse riding on the weekend while PersonY liked to go swimming. _ fell and broke their hip.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: PersonX Is a night person were  PersonY is more of a day person, _ enjoys cool dark weather.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: PersonX needed a night light to sleep but PersonY didn't because _ was afraid of the dark.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: PersonX wanted to stay home Friday night while PersonY wanted to go dancing because _ felt very tired.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: PersonX was definitely a night person while PersonY was a morning person, since _ got the majority of their work done in the evening.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: PersonX worked the night shift while PersonY slept, so when morning came, _ fell asleep.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: Since PersonX slept well last night and PersonY had no sleep, _ was quite refreshed in the morning.


Input: Context Word: night.

Output: Working third shift was no problem for PersonX but it was for PersonY. _ was more of night person.


Input: Context Word: legal case.

Output: A scared PersonX had PersonY help them with their legal case because _ knew nothing of law.


Input: Context Word: homeless.

Output: PersonX is helping PersonY who is a homeless child, because _ has a good nature.


Input: Context Word: homeless.

Output: PersonX is homeless, while PersonY has a very nice home, so _ is very sad a lot of the time.


Input: Context Word: homeless.

Output: PersonX is homeless, while PersonY is a wealthy person, so _ is fed by the other.


Input: Context Word: homeless.

Output: PersonX was no longer homeless after PersonY took her in, _ was very grateful for the new shelter.


Input: Context Word: written warning.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a written warning, so _ wouldn't need to worry about his employee acting up again.


Input: Context Word: tulips.

Output: PersonX likes tulips and PersonY does not, so _ went to buy some from the store.


Input: Context Word: tulips.

Output: PersonX loved how tulips look but PersonY did not. _ planted a big garden full of tulips.


Input: Context Word: ahi tuna.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them pick out a new piece of ahi tuna for dinner, because _ had no sense to what makes tuna good.


Input: Context Word: wreaths.

Output: Creating wreaths to sell suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of  knowledge of making them.


Input: Context Word: distraction.

Output: The monkey was a major distraction to PersonX, so PersonY led him to a different part of the exhibit. _ started to cry.


Input: Context Word: Cheesecake.

Output: PersonX decided to share their cheesecake with PersonY during school lunch because _ was quite full already.


Input: Context Word: goalie.

Output: The goalie was able to save the shot from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was accurate.


Input: Context Word: Arthritis.

Output: Arthritis affected both PersonX and PersonY's daily lives, but _ had a very optimistic outlook about it.


Input: Context Word: mortgage.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to send mortgage check to the bank because _ forgot to do so.


Input: Context Word: mortgage.

Output: PersonX got a better loan with better repayment plans than PersonY because _ had a friend who was a mortgage underwriter.


Input: Context Word: mortgage.

Output: PersonX got a low rate mortgage but PersonY was unable to because _ had good credit.


Input: Context Word: mortgage.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to cosign on the mortgage to buy an expensive house. When he said no, _ bought a different house.


Input: Context Word: mortgage.

Output: PersonX owned a house but PersonY rented one, so _ had mortgage payments to deal with.


Input: Context Word: mortgage.

Output: PersonX was having trouble paying their mortgage but not PersonY because _ had their hours cut at work.


Input: Context Word: not being ready for sex.

Output: PersonX told PersonY about not being ready for sex because _ needed to know the person more.


Input: Context Word: pronunciation.

Output: The English teacher corrected the pronunciation of PersonX but praised PersonY because _ had trouble pronouncing certain vowels.


Input: Context Word: flea market.

Output: PersonX did not like to go to the flea market on Sunday but PersonY did because _ did not care about finding a good deal.