Input: Context Word: payments.

Output: PersonX had to borrow money from PersonY because _ fell behind on their credit card payments.


Input: Context Word: payments.

Output: The payments were made by PersonX to PersonY, as _ had borrowed so much money in the past.


Input: Context Word: Arrogant.

Output: Most people feel that PersonX is arrogant while PersonY is quite humble because _ never admits that he makes mistakes.


Input: Context Word: Arrogant.

Output: PersonX had an arrogant personality but PersonY was a very humble person. _ rubbed a lot of folks the wrong way.


Input: Context Word: worry.

Output: PersonX tended to worry about PersonY a lot, because _ was an anxious person in general.


Input: Context Word: slow dance.

Output: At their high school's homecoming dance, PersonX stayed on the floor for the slow dance while PersonY got food during it, because _ currently had a significant other.


Input: Context Word: eccentric.

Output: Because PersonX did not have Schizoid Personality Disorder and PersonY did, _ was rarely thought of as eccentric.


Input: Context Word: ankles.

Output: Whilst PersonX was able to touch their ankles from a standing position, PersonY was not. This is because _ was very fit.


Input: Context Word: go to sleep.

Output: PersonX was always better at getting the kids to go to sleep than PersonY, since _ read them bedtime stories.


Input: Context Word: Choking.

Output: While at the restaurant, PersonX realized PersonY was choking, so _ helped clear the blockage.


Input: Context Word: efficiently.

Output: PersonX did their chores far less efficiently than PersonY, so _ was still working during playtime.


Input: Context Word: mysterious.

Output: PersonX was scared as they saw a mysterious person watching when PersonY pulled in from work. _ went out to greet them quickly.


Input: Context Word: Hurricane.

Output: PersonX didn't make their home hurricane proof but PersonY did, so _ suffered a large amount of loss during the storm.


Input: Context Word: Hurricane.

Output: PersonX ignored the hurricane evacuation warning but PersonY was wise and heeded it. _ was killed when the storm struck their home.


Input: Context Word: healthy gums.

Output: The mouthwash was good for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did not have healthy gums and teeth.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the bathroom sink for her, because _ had forgotten to do it.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX happily bathed PersonY in the small kitchen sink, because _ was a good mother.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX just put a new sink in the bathroom unlike PersonY because _ was renovating the house.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY was a good plumber, so _ asked him to fix the clogged sink.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to fix their sink because _ lacked the tools required to fix it efficiently.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX was an unpopular roommate but PersonY was well liked. _ always left their dirty dishes in the sink.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX was working on PersonYs sink when they found a barbie doll head in the drain.  _ had no reasonable explanation.


Input: Context Word: sink.

Output: PersonX wasn't a plumber but he knew PersonY was so _ called him to fix his sink.


Input: Context Word: storytelling.

Output: PersonX was better at storytelling than PersonY, because _ had a lot of personal experiences to draw on.


Input: Context Word: Grout.

Output: personx had to repair his grout with the help of persony but _ could not provide the required tools.


Input: Context Word: Life Insurance.

Output: PersonX purchased a rather large life insurance policy for themselves while PersonY chose not to buy one. _ was able to set their family up for life.


Input: Context Word: dollars.

Output: The bank account of PersonX had more dollars in it than the account of PersonY because _ was hardworking.


Input: Context Word: sanitary.

Output: PersonX was constantly cleaning up after PersonY because _ was concerned with keeping things sanitary .


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: Because PersonX was very poor while PersonY was rich, _ had much less available money.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: It was up to PersonX to give PersonY money for the trip because _ was the one that saved all of theirs.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: Money doesn't mean much to PersonX, but it is PersonY's whole life. _ is a spiritual person.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: Money had been much more of an issue for PersonX than PersonY because _ family had no money.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some money and he gave it to him because _ is broke.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he can lend him some money, because at the moment  _ was unemployed.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to loan them some money to buy a car because _ was short on funds.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX asks PersonY for an advice on how to manage a money, because _ manages it poorly.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to wash dishes because _ did not have money to pay for their meal.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was considered poor because _ did not have any money in the bank.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX considered a lot of variables before answering PersonY's request for money, _ was always thinking about consequences.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX had a lot more money than PersonY because _ had a much better job in life.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY because _ had been saving for a lot less time.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX had much more money than PersonY so _ attended the hot new music festival..


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX has a lot more money than PersonY because _ just bought the winning lottery ticket.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX has a lot more money than PersonY because _ just won the huge jackpot.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX has more money in their savings account compared to PersonY, because _ works as a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX heard that PersonY was short on cash and offered to loan him some money. _ felt like this was a nice gesture.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX is dirt poor and destitute, while PersonY has lots of money and great credit, since _ is an irresponsible person.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX is very good at saving money but PersonY is not. _ has a big fat bank account.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX loaned money to PersonY who was struggling, and _ was paid back three months later.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX made much more money than PersonY, so _ spent more on her new car.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX makes a lot more money than PersonY can make at his job, as _ is a surgeon.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX owed PersonY a lot of money, so _ did everything they could to try and pay it back.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX owed a bunch of money to PersonY, so _ did everything they could to pay it back.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX owed far more money to the car dealer than PersonY because _ bought an expensive car.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX robbed a bank for a lot of funds but not PersonY so _ had money stashed away.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX robbed a bank for the money and was one step ahead of PersonY until _ took a shortcut.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX saved a lot of money in his account for retirement unlike PersonY because _ was frugal.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX spends a lot more money on frivolous things than PersonY because _ has more disposable income.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX spent all of his money at the casino unlike PersonY because _ has no self control.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX spent too much money on a birthday gift for PersonY making _ feel like a fool.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX stole the money that was laying on PersonY's end table, because _ wasn't trustworthy.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX took all the money from PersonY, so _ now had a wallet that was full.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX took all the money while PersonY told her to save the money for herself. _ only knows to take.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX waited at the bank for PersonY to hand over the money to them, and then _ went on to the next errand.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX was able to get more money from their job than PersonY was, so _ is now richer.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX was able to raise a lot of money online, while PersonY was not, because _ has a more interesting cause.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was so upset about the money that was missing.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: PersonX's garden makes him a little money, while PersonY's makes a lot, so _ is more likely to be the novice farmer.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: Since they just got a new job, PersonX was able to pay back PersonY the money _ owed them.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: So _ is trying to save money because PersonX doesn't have a lot money, while PersonY is rich.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: There was more money in the bank of PersonX than PersonY because _ worked hard all of the time.


Input: Context Word: money.

Output: When it came to money, PersonX sought advice from PersonY , as _ was irresponsible with cash.


Input: Context Word: Boudin.

Output: personx prefer a much more spicy Boudin than persony does because _ is from an Asian country.


Input: Context Word: last minute studying.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY with some last minute studying because _ had made good grades on the last tests.


Input: Context Word: bulletin board.

Output: The bulletin board was decorated by PersonX instead of PersonY because _ offered to do it.


Input: Context Word: Prospect.

Output: PersonX went prospecting and found some gold ore, while PersonY went prospecting and found iron ore. _ was able to cash out with big money.


Input: Context Word: car payment.

Output: PersonX had a large car payment where PersonY had none at all, because _ drove a car.


Input: Context Word: emeralds.

Output: PersonX thinks emeralds are beautiful gems but PersonY does not. _ bought a necklace featuring a big emerald.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: At the acting audition, PersonX failed to land the role, while PersonY got it. So, _ is pretty disheartened.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: PersonX got the starring role but not PersonY, because _ performed well at the audition.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: PersonX is a theatrical agent, PersonY is not so _ will give the best advice on how to get an audition.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: PersonX wanted to audition for the show that PersonY was casting, so _ performed her routine very carefully.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: PersonX wanted to try out at the same audition as PersonY so _ asked to come along.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: PersonX was excited for the audition for the spring musical. PersonY was nervous. _ comforted them and offered help with rehersals to feel more confident.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output: The audition goes wonderfully for PersonX, but not for PersonY because _ is a great actress.


Input: Context Word: silky skin.

Output: PersonX had smooth silky skin and PersonY has dry skin because _ likes to use moisturizing lotion a lot.


Input: Context Word: fainting.

Output: PersonX couldn't figure out why PersonY kept fainting so _ installed a camera in his patient's home.


Input: Context Word: fainting.

Output: PersonX gave blood regularly, but PersonY was too scared of fainting, although _ said they would be fine.


Input: Context Word: fainting.

Output: PersonX has to deal with constant fainting so she goes to doctor PersonY, because _ feels bad.


Input: Context Word: fainting.

Output: PersonX was often lightheaded while PersonY had great fortitude, so _ was prone to fainting .


Input: Context Word: painted.

Output: PersonX painted much less of the house than PersonY, because _ was lazy at their job.


Input: Context Word: painted.

Output: PersonX painted the walls better than PersonY did because _ was a carpenter during the day.


Input: Context Word: water leaks.

Output: PersonX called a plumber when they had water leaks while PersonY did not because _ didn't know how to fix it.


Input: Context Word: Feng Shui.

Output: PersonX was a professional interior designer while PersonY was not so _ pulled together a bedroom with great feng shui.


Input: Context Word: parakeet.

Output: PersonX has a pet parakeet that loves to hang out with PersonY, and _ feels jealous.


Input: Context Word: parakeet.

Output: PersonX hated birds, but PersonY was obsessed with them, so _ stayed away from the parakeet.


Input: Context Word: parakeet.

Output: The parakeet flew to PersonX but flew past PersonY because _ had some bird seed in their hand.


Input: Context Word: conventional.

Output: PersonX didn't like the way PersonY ignored all of their conventional values, because _ was conservative.


Input: Context Word: beagle.

Output: It was obvious that the beagle belonged to PersonX and not PersonY because _ loved beagles.


Input: Context Word: Kiss.

Output: PersonX learned how to kiss by asking PersonY to show him how. _ became a pro afterwards.


Input: Context Word: to play light as a feather.

Output: PersonX wanted to play light as a feather and PersonY didn't because _ liked to play games and have fun.


Input: Context Word: kombucha.

Output: PersonX was more frustrated than PersonY by the time it took to brew Kombucha because _ was more impatient.


Input: Context Word: gut.

Output: PersonX often had a bad pain in the gut whereas PersonY did not because _ had a very good diet.


Input: Context Word: Omega-3.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that Omega-3 fatty acids are essential to brain development after _ read it online.


Input: Context Word: Korean.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY to learn the Korean language because _ was a Korean native.


Input: Context Word: Korean.

Output: PersonX's being taught how to speak Korean by PersonY, so _ was most likely born in the US.


Input: Context Word: Blood.

Output: PersonX is a universal blood donor, but PersonY is not, so _ 's blood type is likely O.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: PersonX has a spouse and PersonY is single after being divorced, so _ is celebrating their anniversary this year.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: PersonX was always in conflict with their spouse but PersonY had a stable relationship. _ had to engage the services of a divorce lawyer.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: PersonX was still married to their spouse but not PersonY because _ had a wedding ring on their finger.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: PersonX worried about his spouse PersonY coming home late at night even though he was just working so _ was paranoid.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: PersonX's spouse is mean and cranky, while PersonY's is friendly, so _ is very unhappy.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: PersonX's spouse was in a bad accident and was being cared for by PersonY. This is because _ never received any first aid training.


Input: Context Word: spouse.

Output: The spouse of PersonX cheated on him with PersonY because _ always ignored her feelings.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: Fiction books were PersonX's favorite genre, but PersonY preferred nonfiction books. _ preferred to read books about reality.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: It took a less time for PersonX to read the book than PersonY since _ was a better reader.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: On the weekends, PersonX worked at a book store with PersonY although _ hated to read books.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how much the hard backed book cost, because _ she couldn't remember.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX books a cabin for PersonY's ski trip because _ knows some good accomodations for snow activities.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX borrowed a book from the library unlike PersonY because _ found their library card.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX borrowed a book to study from PersonY because _ did not have a valid library card.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX bought a new algebra book and PersonY had to buy a used one because _ is poor.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX bought a video game at the mall while PersonY bought a book, and when they got home _ began playing what they bought.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX got a new book to read to PersonY at night because _ is still learning to read.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX is writting a book so he asks his idol PersonY for an advice, because _ is a beginner.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX lent the book to PersonY for the reason that _ already read the book.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX liked to read a book good more than PersonY because _ liked the peace and quiet.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX liked to read books while PersonY hated them, so _ went to the bookstore during their free time.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX loved space stories and PersonY loved love stories so at the bookstore _ picked up a sci-fi book to read.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX loves to read a good book but PersonY does not. _ went to the mall to buy a novel.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX ordered for more book from the library than PersonY does because _ is a fast reader.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX owned a large library of books while PersonY had almost none. _ liked to read.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX read a book to PersonY because _ was old enough to be able to read.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX read a book with more pages than PersonY because _ had a higher reading level.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX read the long book to PersonY before the due date, because _ is a very fast reader.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX reread her favorite book and finished it in one day, so PersonY bought her another book. _ was excited to read the new book.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX stood in line to ask PersonY to sign the new book becasue _ is a fan.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX wants to self-publish her first book and asks her role model PersonY for an advice, because _ is a beginner.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX was angry with PersonY because _ lent him a school book that he destroyed.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX was trying to public a book when PersonY told them the book was rubbish and _ should stop writing.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: PersonX's book got much worse reviews than PersonY's. This is because _ is a poor writer.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: So _ enjoys reading books because PersonX spends a lot of times with books and PersonY outside.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: So _ was reading great and awesome books because PersonX enjoy reading books and PersonY don't.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: The bestselling book was written by PersonX and the failing book was written by PersonY, because _ was a prolific writer.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: The librarian charged PersonX a fine but not PersonY because _ returned the book late.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: The signed book belonged to PersonX and not to PersonY , because _ liked the author more.


Input: Context Word: book.

Output: When PersonX slammed the dusty book closed, PersonY sneezed, so _ gave him a tissue for his nose.


Input: Context Word: planner.

Output: Being a party planner suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ paid attention to details.


Input: Context Word: planner.

Output: PersonX is extremely well organized, PersonY is not therefore _ would make a good event planner.


Input: Context Word: planner.

Output: PersonX wrote a paragraph in his planner every day unlike PersonY because _ was organized.


Input: Context Word: cinnamon.

Output: PersonX had a sneezing reflex unlike PersonY, so when they took the cinnamon challenge _ lost.


Input: Context Word: cinnamon.

Output: PersonX is making cinnamon rolls for PersonY's breakfast, because _ likes getting up early to bake.


Input: Context Word: cinnamon.

Output: PersonX liked her drinks with flavor while PersonY preferred it plain, so _ always added some cinnamon to her latte.


Input: Context Word: cinnamon.

Output: PersonX made some cinnamon rolls for PersonY's birthday because _ wanted to give a birthday present.


Input: Context Word: bank account number.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY their bank account number, and _ trusted them not to steal from them.


Input: Context Word: Rabbits.

Output: PersonX asked to hold and pet the rabbit while PersonY just watched because _ loved rabbits.


Input: Context Word: correctly.

Output: PersonX answered every question correctly on the test PersonY gave them, so _ was relieved.


Input: Context Word: model cars.

Output: PersonX loved putting together model cars while PersonY did not because _ loved the intricate details.


Input: Context Word: Contract.

Output: PersonX decided to contract PersonY 's services to help build his loft because _ was an amateur at construction.


Input: Context Word: Desperate.

Output: PersonX was desperate to get PersonY's attention at the movie premier because _ was very starstruck.


Input: Context Word: speak English.

Output: PersonX is in  charge of making sure PersonY learns how to speak English, _ is from this country.


Input: Context Word: menopause.

Output: PersonX had a hot flash caused by menopause and turned the thermostat down, even though PersonY was cold. _ was relieved from the cooler temperature.


Input: Context Word: bad breath.

Output: Bad breath was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ didn't brush their teeth enough.


Input: Context Word: bad breath.

Output: The dentist scolded PersonX for not flossing but did not scold PersonY because _ had bad breath.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: Good communication comes easily to PersonX but not PersonY since _ is a good talker.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: Open communication came much easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ was very transparent and honest.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX always struggled with communication, but PersonY did not, because _ was extremely introverted and shy.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to get out of receiving the traffic ticket because _ was excellent when it came to communication.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX did all the talking for PersonY who had communication problems, as _ was confident.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX had always wanted to be married, but not PersonY. _ loved the communication challenges.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that she is worried about her communication skills, so _ asked for helped.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX was better suited for running a business than PersonY however _ has worse communication skills.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX was excellent at communication but PersonY was poor at it. _ often had arguments with their partner.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX was truly excellent at communication however PersonY was not as _ was very confident.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: PersonX's communication skills with their partner weren't too good while PersonY's was great. _ would get into fights with their partner a lot.


Input: Context Word: communication.

Output: Written communication was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied journalism in college.


Input: Context Word: applying.

Output: Applying a steri strip came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had worked in a doctors office before.


Input: Context Word: applying.

Output: PersonX is employed full-time, PersonY is not, that is why _ is not applying for the part-time position.


Input: Context Word: leader.

Output: Being a leader was a natural fit for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was outgoing and bold.


Input: Context Word: leader.

Output: People agree that PersonX is a better leader than PersonY because _ is very assertive.


Input: Context Word: leader.

Output: PersonX was a more effective leader than PersonY so _ preferred to take the reigns.


Input: Context Word: leader.

Output: PersonX was a very strong and charismatic leader unlike PersonY because _ took leadership classes.


Input: Context Word: birthday party.

Output: A birthday party was thrown for PersonX instead of PersonY since _ recently had a birthday.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: At yoga class PersonX directed everyone in class, including PersonY, to stretch their inner thighs. _ was an experienced yoga teacher so she could reach her toes.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX always stretches PersonYs legs for them because _ takes care of all the injuries that were sustained.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX couldn't stretch as far down as PersonY because _ was had a very rigid body.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX didn't like to stretch like PersonY, so when it came to the splits _ failed when demonstrating the move.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY with their exercises, as _ knew how to stretch muscles for warming up.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX let PersonY go on a solitary walk and stayed home, because  _ wanted to stretch their legs.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX made sure to stretch before working out but PersonY never did, so _ never got injuries.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX pushed PersonY's upper back gently with his hand during the stretch, because _ wanted to help.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX tries to stretch every morning to be flexible like PersonY, but _ finds it challenging.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY to stretch at the gym because _ is a athletic trainer.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: Unlike PersonX, PersonY avoided getting a cramp during the marathon, because _ stretched adequately beforehand.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: When asked about their past, PersonX stretched the truth more than PersonY, because _ was dishonest.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output: While at the gym, PersonX was teaching PersonY to stretch because _ works out regularly.


Input: Context Word: fiction.

Output: Although PersonX was a better writer than PersonY, _ found it difficult to write fiction.


Input: Context Word: fiction.

Output: Avid bookworms, PersonX read fiction while PersonY read non-fiction. _ liked to escape into an imaginary world.


Input: Context Word: fiction.

Output: Fiction books were interesting and easy to read for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed imaginary tales.


Input: Context Word: fiction.

Output: PersonX believed the stories PersonY told were just fiction, so _ was surprised to discover they were true.


Input: Context Word: fiction.

Output: PersonX was better at writing fiction than PersonY because _ had a more creative mind.


Input: Context Word: nap.

Output: After working a long shift, PersonX took a nap while PersonY did not so _ was refreshed.


Input: Context Word: nap.

Output: PersonX needed a nap in the afternoon while PersonY felt energized because _ got a poor night's sleep last night.


Input: Context Word: nap.

Output: PersonX took a nap for an hour and a half while PersonY looked over them; _ was happier after having slept.


Input: Context Word: nap.

Output: PersonX wanted to take a nap but PersonY didn't so _ had to stay up because they are nice.


Input: Context Word: nap.

Output: Since PersonX took a nap and PersonY didn't get any sleep, _ was well rested.


Input: Context Word: toilet paper.

Output: PersonX calls her roommate, PersonY, to get toilet paper on the way home, but _ forgot to say milk too.


Input: Context Word: toilet paper.

Output: PersonX put toilet paper back on the roll, while PersonY did not, so _ was annoyed.


Input: Context Word: toilet paper.

Output: PersonX ran out of toilet paper, so he asked PersonY in the stall next to him for some. _ was relieved when he agreed.


Input: Context Word: excessive shedding.

Output: Long haired dogs were PersonX's favorite, not PersonY. _ didn't care about the excessive shedding.


Input: Context Word: overwhelming.

Output: PersonX found the heavy load at work overwhelming but not PersonY because _ did a poor job at planning their work.


Input: Context Word: overwhelming.

Output: PersonX is mentally ill and faces many challenges, PersonY does not so therefore _ can find life overwhelming most of the time.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: Being nice comes easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is good at giving compliments to people.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: More compliments are given to PersonX from people than to PersonY because _ is more nice.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: More compliments on the whole are given to PersonX than PersonY because _ is respected.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: PersonX gave compliments to PersonY because _ thought his attire looks really professional and urbane.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: PersonX received many sincere compliments about her long, velvet red dress leaving PersonY  _ below her.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: PersonX was fishing for compliments about her new outfit from PersonY since _ was insecure.


Input: Context Word: compliments.

Output: PersonX was very generous with their compliments but PersonY was not. _ was well-liked by many people.


Input: Context Word: frustrating.

Output: PersonX found very complicated mathematics less frustrating than PersonY, because _ had an analytical mind.


Input: Context Word: wage.

Output: PersonX needed the job more than PersonY, since _ had gone far longer without earning a wage.


Input: Context Word: grease.

Output: As the grease fire spread, PersonX yelled for PersonY to get the fire extinguisher. _ tried to put the fire out while he waited for the extinguisher.


Input: Context Word: scared.

Output: At the movies, PersonX likes being scared, though PersonY likes to laugh, so _ 's favorite genre of movies is horror.


Input: Context Word: scared.

Output: PersonX ask is always too scared of asking for a help from PersonY because _ is bossy.


Input: Context Word: scared.

Output: PersonX felt scared while watching the movie while PersonY felt excited for the reason that _ hated horror movies.


Input: Context Word: scared.

Output: PersonX thought it would be funny if PersonY was scared, so _ jumped out at them in the dark.


Input: Context Word: scared.

Output: PersonX was wondering how PersonY is not scared to death, everything seemed so unusual to _ .


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: During the fight, PersonX hit PersonY very hard on the nose, so _ is the clear winner.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: It was very hard to bully PersonX but not PersonY because _ knew how to fight.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX always gets knocked down by PersonY when they fight each other in the boxing ring. _ is weak.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX is better at breaking up a fight than PersonY because  _ has no concern about getting hurt.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX loves to get into a good fight but PersonY does not. _ goes to jail very often.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX never went anywhere without his bodyguard PersonY since _ was useless in a fight .


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX wanted to fight PersonY but _ didn't want to hurt themselves in the altercation.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX wanted to fight a red light ticket in California while PersonY wanted to fight a red light ticket in Ohio. _ fought the ticket in California.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX was not afraid to fight PersonY in the boxing ring, even though _ was much smaller.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX was not scared to be in a fight but PersonY was because _ had taken martial arts classes.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: PersonX was watching the fights all day on television unlike PersonY because _ had free time.


Input: Context Word: fight.

Output: The judges announced that PersonX was the winner in the fight over PersonY since _ was a very strong puncher.


Input: Context Word: photography.

Output: PersonX has signed PersonY up for the next class teaching photography, making decisions for other is what _ is good at.


Input: Context Word: photography.

Output: The photography professor praised PersonX but not PersonY because _ turned the assignment in early.


Input: Context Word: machine.

Output: Fixing the washing machine better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ had great spacial reasoning.


Input: Context Word: machine.

Output: PersonX likes to sew by hand, but PersonY likes to use a machine because _ is old school.


Input: Context Word: machine.

Output: PersonX ruined their sewing machine but not PersonY because _ was rough with their possessions.


Input: Context Word: machine.

Output: The machine was easy to use for PersonX unlike PersonY, because _ has used it in the past.


Input: Context Word: machine.

Output: With the washing machine broken, PersonX took PersonY's clothes to the laundromat, since _ had the day off that day.


Input: Context Word: bills.

Output: Despite winning the lottery, PersonX refused to loan PersonY money to pay bills, because _ was greedy.


Input: Context Word: bills.

Output: PersonX was paying PersonYs bills for them as a favor when _ was caught playing at the casino.


Input: Context Word: bills.

Output: PersonX was responsible for the bills, but PersonY hadn't paid their half yet, so _ was waiting to get their half.


Input: Context Word: bills.

Output: The bills of PersonX are unpaid, while PersonY paid all of his off. So, _ is worse off financially.


Input: Context Word: Smart.

Output: During class, PersonX taught PersonY how to do the mathematical operations because _ was smart.


Input: Context Word: meaning.

Output: PersonX excelled in life while PersonY did not and was confused due to _ finding out the meaning of their life.


Input: Context Word: meaning.

Output: PersonX is a sociologist, PersonY is not therefore _ could better explain the meaning of various holidays.


Input: Context Word: repossessed.

Output: PersonX forgot to pay their car note but PersonY paid theirs on time. _ had their car repossessed by the bank.


Input: Context Word: ate.

Output: PersonX ate more cake than PersonY so in comparison, _ was the chubby one of the two.


Input: Context Word: ate.

Output: PersonX ate so much food at dinner but PersonY didn't touched his food. At the end _ stomach was full.


Input: Context Word: high.

Output: Despite his best efforts, PersonX could not be reached by PersonY because _ dangling too high above.


Input: Context Word: high.

Output: PersonX got better grades in high school than PersonY because  _ liked to read and study.


Input: Context Word: high.

Output: PersonX was flying high on adrenaline after robbing PersonY, because _ found $1000 in their wallet.


Input: Context Word: Rottweiler.

Output: PersonX thought that a Rottweiler was a good dog but PersonY didn't. _ bought a Rottweiler.


Input: Context Word: equation.

Output: While in school, PersonX was teaching PersonY about geometry because _ knew all about the complex equations.


Input: Context Word: French Bulldog.

Output: PersonX appreciated the new French Bulldog but PersonY did not because _ thought it was beautiful.


Input: Context Word: visible.

Output: It was visible to PersonX that PersonY was a hard worker, _ appreciates the hard work of others.


Input: Context Word: Purim.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY over for Purim dinner, and _ asked them to bring a dish to dinner.


Input: Context Word: remember.

Output: PersonX found it easier to remember the school material than PersonY because _ studied at night.


Input: Context Word: remember.

Output: The birthday party was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did remember to bring a present.


Input: Context Word: taking steps to correct their behavior.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would be release from prison early because _ spent time taking steps to correct their behavior.


Input: Context Word: liberating.

Output: PersonX said it would be liberating to go out without makeup like PersonY does. _ always wore makeup when she left the house.


Input: Context Word: coolant.

Output: PersonX had to change their car coolant but not PersonY because the car of _ was overheating.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output: Even though PersonX had just started playing cricket while PersonY had been playing for several years, _ scored more goals that day.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output: In the cricket match, PersonX beats PersonY by a lot of points, so _ is the winner.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output: PersonX challenged PersonY to a one-on-one game of cricket, but _ didn't know that cricket is a team sport you can't play one-on-one.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output: PersonX was trying to learn cricket from PersonY even though _ generally found it boring.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output: While waiting on the cricket field, PersonX asked PersonY to go get the bats. _ set up the wickets while he got the bats.


Input: Context Word: disadvantages.

Output: PersonX suffers many disadvantages in life that PersonY has never experiences, because _ grew up poor.


Input: Context Word: properly.

Output: PersonX wanted to be properly introduced to the boss by PersonY, so _ finally managed to meet them.


Input: Context Word: owl.

Output: PersonX thinks owls are a cool bird but PersonY does not. _ bought a stuffed animal that looks like an owl.


Input: Context Word: enema.

Output: PersonX does an enema at home, while PersonY goes in to see someone. _ is more embarrassed about it.


Input: Context Word: beef.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to pick up some ground beef for dinner. When he brought home the wrong meat, _ felt frustrated that dinner was ruined.


Input: Context Word: beef.

Output: PersonX eats a lot more beef than PersonY because _ lives near a farm and is a carnivore.


Input: Context Word: beef.

Output: PersonX has decided to cook beef tripe for PersonY's birthday, because _ wants to make her happy.


Input: Context Word: beef.

Output: PersonX made PersonY a delicious dinner with beef and potatoes because _ loved to cook.


Input: Context Word: beef.

Output: PersonX offered PersonY the option of beef or fish at the wedding, since _ was attending the wedding.


Input: Context Word: beef.

Output: PersonX was trying to eat more beef according to PersonY's advice, because _ had learned that their blood iron was too low.


Input: Context Word: delicate.

Output: Playing rough sports suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ would not be considered delicate by others.


Input: Context Word: a few tips.

Output: It was easy to see that PersonX but not PersonY was a good waitress because _ received a few tips on a daily basis.


Input: Context Word: interviewer.

Output: The interviewer at the office liked PersonX more than PersonY because _ is more affable in general.


Input: Context Word: bell pepper.

Output: PersonX saved the seeds from their bell pepper for PersonY, because _ knew they would plant it in their garden.


Input: Context Word: commercial.

Output: At the audition for the commercial, PersonX gives a bad performance, and PersonY gets the part, so _ is vengeful.


Input: Context Word: commercial.

Output: PersonX got hired for the commercial instead of PersonY _ had a regular all American look.


Input: Context Word: hypnosis.

Output: PersonX used hypnosis therapy on PersonY, so that _ could try to help them stop their smoking habit.


Input: Context Word: hypnosis.

Output: PersonX was getting hypnosis treatments to stop smoking so PersonY could avoid secondhand smoke, and _ eventually did quit smoking.


Input: Context Word: cooks.

Output: At the dinner, PersonX cooks the dessert, and PersonY makes the appetizers. _ is a pastry chef.


Input: Context Word: cooks.

Output: Nobody likes when PersonX cooks, but they love when PersonY does, so _ likely makes awful tasting food.


Input: Context Word: toes.

Output: PersonX went to have a pedicure done on her toes, but PersonY did not. _ like to spend money on things like that.


Input: Context Word: instructions.

Output: Following instructions came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had lots of self discipline.


Input: Context Word: instructions.

Output: PersonX read instructions on how to complete and file the required small claims court forms aloud to PersonY, because _ is kind.


Input: Context Word: instructions.

Output: Using a ball machine on the tennis court, PersonX feeds balls to PersonY across the net and yells out instructions. _ is a tennis coach.


Input: Context Word: necklaces.

Output: The necklaces were given to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a great friend of the family.


Input: Context Word: distinguish.

Output: At the park, PersonX could not distinguish the color of PersonY's shirt, because _ was color blind.


Input: Context Word: Symptoms.

Output: Personx knew about the symptoms before visiting persony because _ has had the symptoms earlier.


Input: Context Word: discomfort.

Output: PersonX had a lot more discomfort than PersonY because _ had broke his neck last week.


Input: Context Word: discomfort.

Output: PersonX thought twice before expressing his discomfort aloud, PersonY seemed so happy, _ didn't want to spoil that.


Input: Context Word: standards.

Output: PersonX could never live up to PersonY's strict standards, because _ wasn't a good employee.


Input: Context Word: nitrogen.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what the chemical symbol for nitrogen was because _ could not remember.


Input: Context Word: overworked.

Output: Of course PersonX felt overworked while PersonY did not, _ did all of the work on the project.


Input: Context Word: stay calm.

Output: The winter holiday season made it harder for PersonX to stay calm than PersonY as _ had lots of family to get presents for.


Input: Context Word: power fade.

Output: On the golf course, PersonX can't hit a power fade, though PersonY can. _ is a rookie golfer.


Input: Context Word: alligator.

Output: PersonX thinks the crocodile in Peter Pan is an alligator, but when PersonY corrects him _ gets offended.


Input: Context Word: alligator.

Output: The alligator almost bit PersonX but not PersonY because _ was nearer to the water where it was.


Input: Context Word: Friends.

Output: PersonX had more friends than PersonY at the high school. This made _ feel popular.


Input: Context Word: Friends.

Output: PersonX switched the channel to watch Friends, but PersonY wanted to watch Seinfeld. _ didn't care.


Input: Context Word: make up.

Output: PersonX applied liquid make up and PersonY applied cream make up.  _ used liquid make up.


Input: Context Word: gum disease.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY had gum disease from not brushing his teeth enough. _ thought his friend was gross and unclean.


Input: Context Word: afternoon.

Output: PersonX did not enjoy their afternoon but PersonY did because _ left work after the sunset.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output: In the heat of the moment, PersonX smashed the clay bowl PersonY had sculpted. Afterward, _ felt ashamed.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output: PersonX is making a clay from indigenous soil for PersonY, because _ wants to make him happy.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output: PersonX seemed to be better at crafting clay pots than PersonY due to _ 's larger hands.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output: PersonX threw the clay sculpture at PersonY because _ didn't like it and wanted to get rid of it.


Input: Context Word: calculated.

Output: PersonX calculated their actions more carefully than PersonY, as _ valued logic and reason a lot.


Input: Context Word: urinary catheter.

Output: PersonX needed PersonYs help removing the urinary catheter from the patient, because _ forgot how.


Input: Context Word: horror movie.

Output: PersonX wanted to see the latest horror movie and asked PersonY to go along and at the end, _ was really excited.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Eating healthy and having a daily exercise routine is important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ is health conscious.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Exercise is not something PersonX likes, but PersonY loves to do it. _ is a couch potato.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Exercise was enjoyable to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was in great physical shape.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: In an effort to get healthy PersonX asked PersonY for advice about exercise because _ was very overweight.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX always exercised daily more often than PersonY because _ cared about his fitness energy levels.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX and PersonY went to the gym to learn a new exercise, _ enjoyed the time there.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they would join an exercise program with her. _ was on a diet and didn't want to go alone.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX decided to go to PersonY's gym to exercise because _ received a coupon for new customers.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX enjoys exercise more than PersonY, so _ exercises in the morning nearly every day.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to exercise with them at the gym. _ has been going almost daily.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to the gym to exercise, but she said no because she hates to sweat; _ went alone.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX is a personal trainer, PersonY is a dentist therefore go to _ for exercise advice advice.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX is in  good health and is not overweight but PersonY is , _ won't sign up for the exercise camp.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX liked to exercise on a regular basis, but PersonY hated it, so _ was in a much better condition.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX liked to exercise, but PersonY did not so _ went for a run in the morning.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX loved to go to the gym to exercise while PersonY preferred to be outside; _ primarily ran on the treadmill.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX performed exercise more frequently than PersonY, and _ was constantly in the gym working out.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX performed the difficult exercise better than PersonY at the gym, because _ was in great shape.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX ran the mile very quickly unlike PersonY because _ thought that exercise was important.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX took PersonY to his gym for some exercise and _ really enjoyed showing the new gym.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX took exercise classes from PersonY at the gym because _ was in terrible shape.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX took exercise classes from PersonY, because _ was eager to lose weight and get in shape.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX tried to take the exercise seriously unlike PersonY, because _ really wanted to lose weight.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX was a skinny guy, while PersonY was fat because _ liked to exercise a lot.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX was desperate for PersonY 's help with her exercise, since _ was a dismal athlete.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX was fatter than PersonY, so _ had to spend a lot of time doing exercises.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX was paying PersonY to exercise with them for _ was the other's personal trainer.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX was taking PersonY''s exercise class to get healthy but _ forgot to go this week.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: PersonX went to the gym more than PersonY so _ was able to sustain a hard exercise throughout the workout.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Since PersonX worked out constantly and PersonY never did exercises, _ was in great shape.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: The doctor told PersonX to exercise more often but not PersonY. _ had always been lazy and unmotivated.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: The personal trainer gave PersonX but not PersonY the more difficult exercise because _ was in shape.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: They both wanted firmer butts but PersonX had an easier time exercising than PersonY because _ was highly motivated to exercise.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Though they are twins, PersonX is much heavier than PersonY, as _ hates to exercise.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Though they attended the same exercise class PersonX got hurt while PersonY was fine because _ was more careless.


Input: Context Word: exercise.

Output: Whenever PersonX asked PersonY to get some exercise together Person Y said no so _ was more muscular.


Input: Context Word: accident.

Output: Fortunately, PersonX was able to catch the mistakes that PersonY had included by accident, because _ was a more junior worker.


Input: Context Word: accident.

Output: PersonX called the ambulance after PersonY had a bad car accident because _ was worried about them.


Input: Context Word: accident.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was so angry about the car accident and hospital stay.


Input: Context Word: accident.

Output: The accident that PersonX was in was worse than the one PersonY was in because _ was going faster.


Input: Context Word: tune.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help to tune her guitar because _ had never done it before.


Input: Context Word: tune.

Output: PersonX was able to tune the guitar but not PersonY because _ owned a tuning instrument.


Input: Context Word: sunflower.

Output: PersonX liked the taste of nuts but PersonY was deathly allergic to nuts. _ put a big scoop of sunflower seeds on their salad.


Input: Context Word: sunflower.

Output: So _ enjoys looking at sunflower because PersonX thinks that they're beautiful while PersonY has allergies to flowers.


Input: Context Word: sunflower.

Output: The sunflower plant in the yard made PersonX happy, so PersonY planted more; _ was thrilled with the surprise.


Input: Context Word: direct.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to direct traffic because _ used to be a crossing guard.


Input: Context Word: direct.

Output: PersonX tried to be as direct as possible, but PersonY didn't get the point, because _ was bad at communicating.


Input: Context Word: Fur.

Output: PersonX was a PETA member but PersonY was not. _ always work fake fur on their clothing.


Input: Context Word: voices.

Output: PersonX had a disorder where they heard voices, whereas PersonY did not, so _ took meds to deal with the voices.


Input: Context Word: sharp.

Output: PersonX always kept a sharp knife in the kitchen compared to PersonY because _ was a professional chef.


Input: Context Word: boobs.

Output: The boobs of PersonX feel like plastic, but PersonY's are nice and soft, so _ probably had surgery.


Input: Context Word: legal.

Output: Being comfortable in the courtroom reading legal briefs was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: legal.

Output: Legal terms baffle PersonX, while they are easy for PersonY to comprehend. _ is a baker.


Input: Context Word: legal.

Output: PersonX had to hire a lawyer even though PersonY was able to represent themselves because _ doesn't have any legal experience.


Input: Context Word: legal.

Output: PersonX kept getting into legal trouble almost daily instead of PersonY, so _ was broke.


Input: Context Word: legal.

Output: PersonX was seeking a lot of legal advice from PersonY so _ asked questions about contract law.


Input: Context Word: legal.

Output: When PersonX is in legal trouble, they go to PersonY because _ is a criminal in the court house.


Input: Context Word: frustration.

Output: PersonX finally expressed his frustration with PersonY's actions so _ felt relieved to vent about his behavior.


Input: Context Word: bait.

Output: The bait PersonX was using wasn't as good as that of PersonY because _ is a novice fisherman.


Input: Context Word: knotted ribbon necklace.

Output: PersonX made a knotted ribbon necklace for PersonY because _ knew how to make them.


Input: Context Word: stressful.

Output: Living in a big city is stressful for PersonX buy not PersonY so _ lives on the outskirts of town.


Input: Context Word: stressful.

Output: PersonX found the test much more stressful than PersonY because _ had not studied the material.


Input: Context Word: stressful.

Output: PersonX found work to be more stressful than PersonY, because _ had a disorganized office.


Input: Context Word: stressful.

Output: The life of PersonX is more stressful than PersonY, because _  has a very demanding job with lot's of responsibilities.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output: Over the summer, PersonX moved to Texas to join PersonY because that was where _ lived.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to advise them about tourist attractions in Texas because _ hadn't been there before.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output: PersonX was invited by PersonY to try the new Texas style restaurant because _ loved BBQ meat.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output: Texas is home for PersonX, but PersonY lives in California. Based on sheer numbers, _ is more likely to be a Republican.


Input: Context Word: dribble.

Output: PersonX  asked PersonY for help in basketball because _ didn't know how to dribble.


Input: Context Word: toothpaste.

Output: At the store, PersonX is always buying store brand things like toothpastes, while PersonY goes with the name brands. Thus, _ probably has a tight budget.


Input: Context Word: toothpaste.

Output: PersonX borrowed PersonY's toothpaste without asking. It wasn't a big deal and _ didn't feel guilty about it.


Input: Context Word: toothpaste.

Output: PersonX used the newly bought toothpaste but not PersonY because _ liked the cinnamon flavor.


Input: Context Word: toothpaste.

Output: Teeth cleaning is agonizing for PersonX but not PersonY because _ hates the toothpaste the dentist uses.


Input: Context Word: toothpaste.

Output: The toothpaste of PersonX works better than that of PersonY, so _ must use a name brand toothpaste.


Input: Context Word: bland.

Output: The food PersonX made was very bland, so PersonY added some salt; _ felt insulted and vowed not to cook again.


Input: Context Word: pickpocket.

Output: PersonX did not trust PersonY at all, even though _ was the real pickpocket .


Input: Context Word: chest pain.

Output: PersonX was worried about PersonY having chest pain so _ took them to the hospital to get checked out.


Input: Context Word: chest pain.

Output: The doctor quickly approached PersonX and ran past PersonY because _ had severe chest pain.


Input: Context Word: code.

Output: PersonX knew how to write code better than PersonY because _ had been taught by college professors for several years.


Input: Context Word: code.

Output: PersonX went to school for computer science while PersonY didn't, so _ loves to code in their off time.


Input: Context Word: inspect.

Output: PersonX was called over to inspect PersonY's kitchen and bedroom because _ was known for being clean.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: PersonX had her right shoulder rubbed by PersonY because _ was in a lot of pain.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: PersonX had pain in their shoulder, while PersonY had pain in their knee, because _ did a lot of lifting.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: PersonX has a badly dislocated shoulder and asks for PersonY's help, because _ feels pain.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: PersonX stood next to PersonY and only reached the top of their shoulder because _ was short.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: PersonX was helped off the field by PersonY after he hurt his shoulder during practice. _ was out the rest of the game.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: Shoulder pain always is a bother to PersonX, while PersonY has none, so _ takes lots of medication.


Input: Context Word: shoulder.

Output: While looking at dresses, PersonX went past the dress PersonY picked up because _ has broad shoulder.


Input: Context Word: Slippers.

Output: PersonX borrowed PersonY's new slippers because her feet were cold but _ forgot to give the slippers back.


Input: Context Word: batter.

Output: The batter that PersonX whipped up was much better than PersonY because _ was a better chef.


Input: Context Word: glow party.

Output: PersonX had fun at the glow party, though PersonY did not because _ loves glow parties.


Input: Context Word: barbecue.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a barbecue and asked PersonY to borrow their grill because _ didn't have one.


Input: Context Word: files.

Output: The computer of PersonX ran faster than that of PersonY because _ downloaded less files.


Input: Context Word: tangles.

Output: PersonX gently combed PersonY's hair with a brush because _ was trying to remove the tangles.


Input: Context Word: Eviction.

Output: PersonX was facing eviction from his landlord, PersonY, because _ was always late with his payments.


Input: Context Word: throat.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY some water for their throat, but _ did not think that it was helpful.


Input: Context Word: throat.

Output: PersonX had just cleared an object that was stuck in PersonY's throat. The bystanders, who were watching, praised _ for their actions.


Input: Context Word: affection.

Output: PersonX didn't think PersonY was showing enough affection during their date so _ started to pout.


Input: Context Word: Concrete Patio.

Output: PersonX was laying a concrete patio when PersonY showed up to help.  _ was thankful for the assistance.


Input: Context Word: vines.

Output: PersonX was cutting vines while PersonY mowed the grass.  _  was sad to get poison ivy.


Input: Context Word: vines.

Output: When he began burning the vines, PersonX realized PersonY was alarmed when _ informed him what was making the smoke.


Input: Context Word: extend.

Output: The manager asked PersonX to extend his contract and not PersonY because _ was a harder worker.


Input: Context Word: Clothes.

Output: PersonX lost all his clothes in a fire. PersonY donated some to him because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: split toenail.

Output: PersonX got a split toenail when they were working on the roof and asked PersonY to bandage it since _ was unable to look at it.


Input: Context Word: Drunk.

Output: PersonX had been drinking and was drunk but personY did not, so _ was intoxicated and could not drive home.


Input: Context Word: resign.

Output: PersonX is an HR specialist, PersonY is not so you should go to _ for advice about whether to resign.


Input: Context Word: frog.

Output: Frog legs were a favorite dish of PersonX but PersonY didn't like their taste. _ filled their plate with frog legs at the Chinese buffet.


Input: Context Word: frog.

Output: PersonX thought frogs were gross and slimy, but PersonY liked them, so _ was horrified when one jumped in their hair.


Input: Context Word: shipping.

Output: Shipping packages was always a huge hassle for PersonX although it didn't bother PersonY, because _ did not have a car to get to the post office.


Input: Context Word: self-esteem.

Output: PersonX acted superior and confident around PersonY , since _ had much too high self-esteem.


Input: Context Word: self-esteem.

Output: PersonX had a lot of self-esteem but PersonY had low self-esteem. _ never let people walk all over them.


Input: Context Word: crop.

Output: PersonX knew how to plant a crop better than PersonY , so _ stayed in the field.


Input: Context Word: crop.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY harvest the wheat crop from the field because _ felt energetic.


Input: Context Word: Caring.

Output: PersonX was a caring family man while PersonY was more of a loner. _ had a big crowd at their Christmas party.


Input: Context Word: rest.

Output: PersonX got a lot more rest yesterday than PersonY because _ had the day off of work.


Input: Context Word: rest.

Output: PersonX took the rest of the money from PersonY, after _ saw it sitting on the counter.


Input: Context Word: rest.

Output: Sickness was running rampant through the school, so PersonX took rest while PersonY worked through the sickness which caused _ to stay sick for a shorter period of time.


Input: Context Word: rest.

Output: Upon completion of the 10 mile hike, _ took ibuprofen and rest to combat their peripheral neuropathy pain and so PersonX could walk better than PersonY.


Input: Context Word: challenge.

Output: PersonX accepted the over night challenge from PersonY, because _ had a better chance of winning.


Input: Context Word: challenge.

Output: PersonX posed a real challenge for PersonY's sense of patience, because _ was a total pain.


Input: Context Word: Physically Attractive.

Output: PersonX was very physically attractive but PersonY was rather homely. _ found it very easy to get dates.


Input: Context Word: coccyx cushion.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY needed to use a coccyx cushion, because _ experienced tailbone pain while sitting.


Input: Context Word: inspire.

Output: PersonX was inspired by PersonY when he reached his goal; _ worked hard to reach his own.


Input: Context Word: resourceful.

Output: Since PersonX is a lot less resourceful than PersonY, _ tends to spend money easier.


Input: Context Word: Eiffel Tower.

Output: On a recent trip to France, PersonX wanted to take PersonY to the Eiffel Tower, so _ surprised them on the second day.


Input: Context Word: bags.

Output: It took longer for PersonX to carry their groceries from the car than it was for PersonY because _ had more bags.


Input: Context Word: bags.

Output: On the way to the airport to drop off PersonX, PersonY realized she forgot _ 's bags.


Input: Context Word: dancing.

Output: PersonX decides to take some dancing lessons from PersonY, which makes _ the student in class.


Input: Context Word: dancing.

Output: PersonX had more friends than PersonY because _ was always willing to go out drinking and dancing.


Input: Context Word: dancing.

Output: PersonX is a ballerina, PersonY is a belly dancer so _ could teach belly dancing.


Input: Context Word: dancing.

Output: PersonX loved to go dancing for fun but PersonY did not. _ went to the club on Saturday night.


Input: Context Word: dancing.

Output: PersonX was good at dancing while PersonY was not very good at it because _ had great rhythm.


Input: Context Word: dancing.

Output: The dancing competition that PersonX applied to on behalf of PersonY turned out to be a scam, so _ felt guilty.


Input: Context Word: Goals.

Output: At the soccer game, PersonX scored two goals on the goalkeeper, PersonY, so _ went to the bar to celebrate.


Input: Context Word: licence.

Output: PersonX was able to get their driving licence before PersonY, because _ was a bit older.


Input: Context Word: aerobic.

Output: PersonX trained PersonY to do aerobic exercise because _ was a trainer in great shape.


Input: Context Word: loss.

Output: PersonX had greater weight loss than PersonY because _ was on a month long strict diet.


Input: Context Word: loss.

Output: PersonX was a very astute investor while PersonY struggled to find good stocks. _ rarely suffered a loss in their portfolio.


Input: Context Word: loss.

Output: PersonX was actively engaged in weight loss whereas PersonY was trying to gain weight, so _ limited their caloric intake.


Input: Context Word: frizzy hair.

Output: PersonX had frizzy hair, but PersonY did not, so it takes _ longer to get ready in the morning.


Input: Context Word: vet.

Output: PersonX took their bird to PersonY at the vet office, because _ thought their bird was acting weird.


Input: Context Word: vet.

Output: So _ wanted to be a vet because PersonX likes animals and PersonY doesn't like them at all.


Input: Context Word: Skype.

Output: PersonX called PersonY on Skype but didn't get an answer. _ was dejected about missing them.


Input: Context Word: voodoo.

Output: PersonX doesn't believe in voodoo, but PersonY does, so _ is more likely to be Christian.


Input: Context Word: pulse.

Output: The pulse of PersonX was faster than the one of PersonY because _ was exercising.


Input: Context Word: detail.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to stay employed at the car wash because _ knew how to detail cars.


Input: Context Word: detail.

Output: PersonX was able to solve the case but PersonY was totally stumped, because _ possesed the attention to detail do the job.


Input: Context Word: hangover.

Output: After a long night out, PersonX tried to help PersonY with their hangover because _ are not sick.


Input: Context Word: hangover.

Output: Believing the best remedy for a hangover was hair of the dog, PersonX poured a drink for himself and PersonY, and _ promptly drank it.


Input: Context Word: hangover.

Output: Getting a hangover was more likely for PersonX than PersonY because _ liked to drink alcohol.


Input: Context Word: hangover.

Output: PersonX drank more than PersonY and yet _ had less of a hangover due to having a much higher tolerance.


Input: Context Word: hangover.

Output: PersonX was suffering from a hangover and PersonY thought there should be a punishment because _ always broke the rules.


Input: Context Word: hangover.

Output: This Monday, PersonX had to go to work with a hangover, while PersonY felt fine. This is due to _ being a heavy drinker.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX couldn't control their emotions during the movie unlike PersonY because _ had a passionate personality.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX experiences trouble dealing with emotions, whereas PersonY does not, so _ is on medication.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX explained his emotions to PersonY, because _ needed help from a therapist who could deal with complex emotions.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX had a harder time controlling his emotions than PersonY because _ was so overwhelmed.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX has a lot of negative emotions, PersonY is very happy therefore _ is more mentally unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX wasn't able to deal with their emotions well but PersonY could. _ had to book time to talk to a shrink.


Input: Context Word: emotions.

Output: PersonX would never let PersonY see their true emotions, because _ tended to be shy.


Input: Context Word: Drawings.

Output: PersonX admired the drawings PersonY had in his sketchbook, so _ stole them from him.


Input: Context Word: techniques.

Output: Mastering different baking techniques was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had worked in restaurants before.


Input: Context Word: techniques.

Output: PersonX had many techniques to get people to talk compared to PersonY because _ was an experienced salesman.


Input: Context Word: order.

Output: After a nasty breakup, PersonX needed a restraining order from PersonY because _ was scared of them.


Input: Context Word: order.

Output: PersonX answers the phone and  takes orders for PersonY everyday as scheduled, _ loyal to others.


Input: Context Word: order.

Output: PersonX had to order off the menu for PersonY because _ could speak to people.


Input: Context Word: poisonous.

Output: PersonX hesitated before asking PersonY, again, about the difference between poisonous and venemous; _ always forgot.


Input: Context Word: poisonous.

Output: The flowers that PersonX bought for PersonY turned out to be poisonous to cats, which _ didn't know when buying them.


Input: Context Word: Mortal Kombat.

Output: PersonX beat PersonY in a game of Mortal Kombat, then _ said better luck next time.


Input: Context Word: worth.

Output: PersonX always envied PersonY for their wealth, as _ had significantly less financial net worth.


Input: Context Word: lamps.

Output: PersonX liked to decorate the house and not PersonY so _ went to the store and picked out new lamps.


Input: Context Word: short.

Output: PersonX always balanced their checkbook but PersonY never bothered with it.  _ never came up short on money at the end of the month.


Input: Context Word: champagne bottle.

Output: PersonX was having trouble opening the champagne bottle when PersonY offered to help, but _ said no.


Input: Context Word: community.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was embraced by the crowd because _ was a community activist.


Input: Context Word: community.

Output: PersonX decided to invite PersonY into the private and exclusive community, because _ was their leader.


Input: Context Word: community.

Output: PersonX has to keep more of a watch on the neighborhood than PersonY because _ is a member of the community watch group.


Input: Context Word: community.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to join their role playing community because _ had a lot of friends.


Input: Context Word: community.

Output: PersonX knew all their neighbors well, but PersonY did not, since _ had lived in the community since childhood.


Input: Context Word: community.

Output: PersonX wanted to contribute to the community by helping the less fortunate like PersonY. _ was a nice person.


Input: Context Word: blood clot.

Output: PersonX has a blood clot, while PersonY has no such problem. Therefore, _ 's health is in danger.


Input: Context Word: kumquats.

Output: PersonX's immune system was much stronger than PersonY's because _ liked to eat kumquats as a snack.


Input: Context Word: permission.

Output: The man wanted permission from PersonX but not PersonY because the man did not know _ .


Input: Context Word: motion sickness.

Output: When she drove, PersonX's motion sickness was nonexistent, but PersonY disliked being a passenger all the time. _ wished she could be a passenger sometimes.


Input: Context Word: visiting the gym.

Output: PersonX found visiting the gym more soothing than PersonY. _ had always found working out as stress relief came naturally.


Input: Context Word: gates.

Output: Even though PersonX had to install safety gates in their home, PersonY didn't have to because _ has little children.


Input: Context Word: sales.

Output: Even though PersonX was a harder worker than PersonY, _ has a more harder time working in sales.


Input: Context Word: sales.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a job as an independant sales rep because _  owed him a favor.


Input: Context Word: sales.

Output: PersonX made more money than PersonY due to the fact that _ is a great at sales.


Input: Context Word: Supplements.

Output: PersonX was allergic to almost all forms of foods and asked PersonY to help decide what supplements to take.  _ settled on 10 different types.


Input: Context Word: Supplements.

Output: PersonX was slimmer than PersonY because _ took supplements in order to be healthier and fit.


Input: Context Word: armour.

Output: PersonX always wore armour for the fight whereas PersonY refused as _ was very sensible.


Input: Context Word: carrots.

Output: PersonX helped his mother PersonY by peeling and slicing carrots for the soup that _ was going to eat for dinner.


Input: Context Word: carrots.

Output: PersonX makes delicious carrots when compared to PersonY because _ is a world class cook.


Input: Context Word: isomalt.

Output: PersonX was forcing PersonY to be healthier but even _ couldn't stand the taste of isomalt.


Input: Context Word: trooper.

Output: PersonX is given a warning by the trooper, but PersonY gets a ticket, so _ was likely more polite.


Input: Context Word: cells.

Output: The cells in PersonX were easier to heal than the cells in PersonY because the disease of _ was simplier.


Input: Context Word: Assaulted.

Output: PersonX assaulted PersonY at the restaurant, so the owner called the police to arrest _ .


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: At dinner last night, PersonX got a glass of red wine, while PersonY drank white. _ likes a smokier finish to their wine.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: At the winery PersonX and PersonY tried the same kind of wine and _ thought it was delicious.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: Judging a good wine was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a thorough knowledge of wines.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was expelled from school because _ had brought a bottle of wine to the cafeteria.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX could not open the bottle of wine without PersonY because _ did not have a cork screw.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX did not want to be a sommelier like PersonY because _ was disinterested by wine.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX drank 15 glasses of wine at the party while PersonY only drank 1, because _ was a reckless drinker.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX drank more wine than PersonY at the wine tasting, because _  enjoyed drinking and forgot to spit it out.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX enjoyed wine at the party while PersonY did not, because _ was always more of a wine drinker than the other.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY wine as a housewarming gift, and _ appreciated being invited to the party.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX gave her glass of red wine to PersonY, because _ preferred to stay sober.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX has accidently spilled some red wine of PersonY's wooden fence, so _ feels sorry.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX liked the taste of wine but PersonY liked beer better. _ ordered a glass of chardonnay with their dinner.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX likes to drink wine, while PersonY prefers a light beer, so _ is more refined.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX told PersonY about his marriage to a smart and cute person they both know. Later _ received a nice bottle of wine to congratulate him.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX used to drink a lot of wine and PersonY did not because _ was an alcoholic.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX was more drunk than PersonY was because _ had drank more of the wine at the party.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: PersonX went wine tasting and asked PersonY to come along because _ liked to make it a social event.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: The wine PersonX brought to the party of PersonY is nice because _ is a rich person.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: The wine at PersonX's restaurant is of better quality than PersonY's because _ owns an upscale place.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output: Wine is a favorite of PersonX, while PersonY prefers a nice whiskey. This means _ probably likes a mellower drink.


Input: Context Word: Commentary.

Output: personx enjoys asked persony to make a Commentary on the show they were watching but _ got bored.


Input: Context Word: prescriptions.

Output: PersonX paid more when they went to the pharmacy than PersonY did because _ had more prescriptions.


Input: Context Word: detergent.

Output: The laundry detergent that PersonX uses works better than PersonY's, so _ must spend more money on it.


Input: Context Word: clique.

Output: The clique of PersonX is filled with nerds, while PersonY hangs with the popular kids, so _ is a geek.


Input: Context Word: convertible.

Output: PersonX became angry at PersonY for ripping his convertible top on his car, so _ screamed profusely.


Input: Context Word: convertible.

Output: PersonX's convertible outlasted PersonY's convertible because _ was careful in his treatment of the car.


Input: Context Word: trampoline.

Output: The trampoline was very hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had never been on one before.


Input: Context Word: spine.

Output: At ballet class PersonX has better posture than PersonY, because _ has a perfect spine.


Input: Context Word: spine.

Output: In the hospital, PersonX took an X-ray of PersonY's spine because _ needed to diagnose the pain.


Input: Context Word: spine.

Output: The chiropractor specialized cracked the bones in PersonX's spine, which they loved but PersonY hated. _ found it satisfying to hear.


Input: Context Word: grandparent.

Output: Being a grandparent better suited PersonX than PersonY although _ forbid the kids from looking at their screens.


Input: Context Word: grandparent.

Output: PersonX hated little kids, but PersonY loved them, so _ was not suited to be a grandparent .


Input: Context Word: data.

Output: PersonX accused PersonY of copying their experiment data because _ said they had the same results.


Input: Context Word: data.

Output: PersonX didn't back up there data on a regular basis but PersonY did, so _ was lost when their computer crashed.


Input: Context Word: data.

Output: PersonX enjoyed gathering data for the project unlike PersonY because _ was analytical with numbers.


Input: Context Word: data.

Output: PersonX is a better secretary than PersonY because _ is more efficient when working with data.


Input: Context Word: data.

Output: PersonX is conducting a data analysis for a PersonY, because _ is really good it.


Input: Context Word: data.

Output: PersonX tended to defer to PersonY when it came to handling data at work. _ was not good at analysis.


Input: Context Word: Tarot card.

Output: Tarot card reading was one of PersonX talents but PersonY did not like believe in it, _ proved it was real.


Input: Context Word: hair ties.

Output: PersonX likes to buy hair ties more than PersonY because _ only has a few.


Input: Context Word: treatments.

Output: Medical treatments were a steady part of PersonX's life, but not PersonY's because _ ate unhealthy foods.


Input: Context Word: Suede.

Output: Personx bought some pairs of Suede for himself and persony and _ was appreciated. for the generosity.


Input: Context Word: finish.

Output: It took PersonX a long time to finish his work compared to PersonY because _ is very lazy.


Input: Context Word: finish.

Output: PersonX wanted to finish work as soon as possible but PersonY did not as _ was feeling very jaded.


Input: Context Word: Massage.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY relax after a hard day at work, so _ gave them a massage.


Input: Context Word: honest.

Output: Being honest with others was very important to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was a genuine and sincere person.


Input: Context Word: honest.

Output: PersonX gets caught in more lies than PersonY does because _ has a hard time being honest.


Input: Context Word: honest.

Output: PersonX was always honest while PersonY lied a lot, so _ was always straightforward when it came to relationships.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: Falling asleep came more easily each night for PersonX than PersonY because _ never had heartburn.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: Going to sleep was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not very tired.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: Going to sleep was in the cards for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was feeling exhausted.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: Late at night, PersonX was more tired than PersonY so _ was able to go right to sleep.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: Lately, PersonX has not been getting as good of sleep as PersonY does because _ is an insomniac.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was feeling refreshed in the morning because _ had gotten a good night's sleep.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX couldn't sleep with their Carpal tunnel syndrome so they asked PersonY for help because _ was recently diagnosed.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX did not get enough sleep with having twins but PersonY got plenty, so _ felt very lethargic.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX didn't sleep well the night before, but PersonY slept peacefully. The next day, _ was tired at work.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX enjoys sleeping on the ground, while PersonY really can't stand it, because _ likes hard surfaces.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX fell asleep at a graduation party at PersonY's house, then _ started to snore.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX fell asleep on PersonY because _ was tired after a long day at work.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX fell asleep while PersonY stayed awake, so _ spent the next few hours dreaming.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX found it easier than PersonY to go to sleep at night because _ never overslept in the morning.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX goes to sleep earlier than PersonY because _ goes to work earlier in the morning.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX got more sleep the previous night than PersonY, because _ was always a very deep sleeper.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX has trouble going to sleep but PersonY sleeps like a baby. _ has a bad case of insomnia.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX liked to fall asleep in silence while PersonY preferred white noise; _ wore ear plugs to bed.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX liked to sleep in but PersonY did not as _ was a fundamentally energetic person.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX liked to sleep in late but PersonY made too much noise and woke up  _ .


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX really wanted to go to sleep but PersonY did not because _ was feeling very tired.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX talked in their sleep and PersonY found it hard to sleep with noise so _ went to see a specialist.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that the children had to go to sleep by 9pm because _ was going out.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX tried to get PersonY to go to sleep at the normal bedtime and _ succeeded.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX wanted to sleep but PersonY was ready to party so _ stayed home from the party..


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX was able to sleep well every night, but PersonY struggled with nightly insomnia.  _ usually felt very rested and refreshed.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX was not able to sleep before Christmas day but PersonY was  because _ was excited about it.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX was ready to sleep, but PersonY was having a party, so _ tossed and turned for an hour.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX went to sleep before PersonY even got to bed because _ was very tired.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX worked a lot more than PersonY so it was always easier for _ to fall asleep.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX would go to bed and sleep earlier than PersonY, so _ was a morning person.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX's sleep has been much better than PersonY's lately due to _ using Ambien regularly.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: PersonX's sleep has been off lately, but PersonY is on a normal schedule, so _ wakes up at 2 AM.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: Sleep came very naturally for PersonX but not for PersonY, so _ was always well rested.


Input: Context Word: sleep.

Output: personX always got a good night's sleep whereas PersonY did not because _ was very active during the day.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: A vacuum is sold by PersonX to PersonY, so it's likely that _ is a salesman.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: PersonX has problems with carpet ans so she borrows vacuum cleaner from PersonY, because _ hasn't got one.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: PersonX loaned their vacuum to PersonY for cleaning because _ owned tons of cleaning tools.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: PersonX uses their new vacuum thermos during lunch with PersonY, and _ proudly shows it off.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: PersonX vacuumed PersonY's whole living room and a bathroom, because _  was a happy to do it.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: PersonX was yelling at PersonY to shut off the vacuum because _ couldn't hear the TV.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: The vacuum of PersonX did a better job than the vacuum of PersonY because _ vacuum was older.


Input: Context Word: vacuum.

Output: When the vacuum broke, PersonX took it to PersonY to fix it; _ was horrible at small home repairs.


Input: Context Word: straighten toes.

Output: PersonX knew how to straighten toes after working out more than PersonY because _ was a ballerina.


Input: Context Word: sole.

Output: PersonX could not get PersonY's shoes clean, no matter what _ tried to use to clean the sole.


Input: Context Word: professor.

Output: PersonX impressed the professor with their knowledge of the subject, unlike PersonY, because _ was shy.


Input: Context Word: professor.

Output: PersonX was a very well regarded professor but PersonY was not. _ was able to make tenure at their university.


Input: Context Word: Pipe.

Output: PersonX puffed on his tobacco pipe while PersonY watched in pity because _ was addicted to tobacco.


Input: Context Word: observer.

Output: As an astute observer, PersonX always watched PersonY 's routine, and _ enjoyed giving her attention.


Input: Context Word: Marathi.

Output: PersonX studied quite hard to learn Marathi but PersonY didn't. _ speaks Marathi very fluently.


Input: Context Word: ships.

Output: PersonX liked the ocean more than PersonY because _ liked to play with toy ships.


Input: Context Word: achieve.

Output: PersonX achieved far less in life than PersonY did, because _ didn't put any effort into things.


Input: Context Word: achieve.

Output: PersonX wanted to achieve higher grades in school like PersonY had made _ did not dedicate themselves to their goal..


Input: Context Word: Traffic Lights.

Output: personx has zero patience for Traffic Lights when having persony in his car _ is always irritated by the complain.


Input: Context Word: Eyes.

Output: The eyes of PersonX were failing.  They asked PersonY if they could fix them, but _ was out of luck.


Input: Context Word: grandkid.

Output: PersonX introduced his grandkid to PersonY next door because _ thought it would improve the grandson's Spanish.


Input: Context Word: income.

Output: Even though PersonX had a higher title than PersonY, _ made less in income at the company.


Input: Context Word: income.

Output: PersonX was able to retire earlier than PersonY because _ had built up their passive income.


Input: Context Word: income.

Output: PersonX was jealous of the high income PersonY was paid at his job because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: Digest.

Output: In the school cafeteria, PersonX stole a laxative from PersonY because _ wanted to digest food faster.


Input: Context Word: faults.

Output: PersonX refused to admit their faults to PersonY, even though _ was clearly just being obtuse.


Input: Context Word: Pancakes.

Output: PersonX gobbled down the pancakes that PersonY had prepared in the kitchen because _ was so hungry.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output: Because PersonX had trouble sleeping while PersonY went to bed early, _ woke up exhausted.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output: PersonX has been sleeping a lot better than PersonY has been due to _ being more relaxed.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output: PersonX spent a lot of their time sleeping but PersonY did not as _ was very lazy.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output: The newborn baby kept PersonX awake and not sleeping but not PersonY, because _ had sensitive hearing.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output: The teacher always yells at PersonX for sleeping in class, but not PersonY. This is because _ is the teacher's nemesis.


Input: Context Word: dodgeball player.

Output: PersonX asks PersonY how to play the game of dodgeball because _ wants to be a good dodgeball player.


Input: Context Word: babysitting.

Output: PersonX enjoyed kids and liked babysitting more than PersonY, so _ offered to watch the children.


Input: Context Word: babysitting.

Output: PersonX is babysitting the children, while PersonY is at work, because _ is a teenager.


Input: Context Word: babysitting.

Output: PersonX made some extra money by babysitting for PersonY when she went out because _ needed the money.


Input: Context Word: babysitting.

Output: PersonX was supposed to be babysitting for PersonY but didn’t show up because _ had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: gaming.

Output: Gaming for a pass time brought victory PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was an experienced player.


Input: Context Word: write a story.

Output: PersonX loved studying English but PersonY preferred math. it was easy for _ to write a story.


Input: Context Word: mojito.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make a vodka mojito cocktail and a margarita because _ was thirsty.


Input: Context Word: mojito.

Output: PersonX ordered a mojito from the bar but PersonY just had a Diet Coke. _ did not have to drive home that night.


Input: Context Word: health problem.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY could not join the rowing team because _ had a serious health problem.


Input: Context Word: donation.

Output: Making a donation to charities is more imported to PersonX than PersonY because _ has needed the help from others in the past.


Input: Context Word: donation.

Output: PersonX gave a donation to the shelter while PersonY didn't, because _ was very rich and caring.


Input: Context Word: come out.

Output: PersonX decided to come out of the closet, but PersonY had no need to do so, because _ was gay.


Input: Context Word: carp.

Output: PersonX was blown away to find out from PersonY that goldfish are a type of carp, so _ decided to fact check his friend.


Input: Context Word: carp.

Output: The carp hooked on the line was fighting hard, so PersonX asked PersonY for help reeling it in since _ was weak.


Input: Context Word: satanist.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help with his satanist cult, because _ didn't know how to avoid taxes.


Input: Context Word: pampered.

Output: PersonX is often pampered by PersonY due to the fact that _ is a kid.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: During lunch at school, PersonX always ate her apple more quickly than PersonY because _ liked it better.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX chose the green apple and PersonY chose none because _ thought they were delicious.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX eats an apple for snack everyday while PersonY eats chips, as _ is on a diet.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY an apple because he said he was hungry; when he ate it without a thank you, _ felt used.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX was a worse baker than PersonY so _ made the kitchen a mess when they tried to make an apple pie.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX was able to climb the apple tree much more quickly than PersonY, because _ was very agile and athletic.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX was given an apple by PersonY but _ didn't like it because there was a worm in it.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: PersonX was more likely to have an apple at lunch than PersonY because _ liked to eat fruit.


Input: Context Word: apple.

Output: While out in the yard, PersonX picked apples with PersonY because _ wanted to make pie.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: A low-carb diet was a perfect way for PersonX to lose weight but not PersonY because _ didn't like rice and bread anyway.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: At the bakery, PersonX ordered several loafs of bread from PersonY, since _ was wanting to buy them.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: Baking bread was a very easy task for PersonX but was challenging for PersonY, because _ had always found cooking easy.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: Baking bread was always a favorite of PersonX's compared to PersonY, so _ was interested in being a baker.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: By the look of things PersonX could tell that PersonY knew nothing about making bread, _ knew how to make bread.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: Making bread was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a good knowledge of baking.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: PersonX had no problem giving PersonY a few pieces of bread, because _ had more than he needed.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: PersonX ordered the chicken sandwich, but PersonY got a salad, because _ avoided eating bread.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: PersonX was making rye bread for PersonY because _ was aware of the allergy sensitivities in the house.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: PersonX wasn't as hungry for the main course as PersonY was because _ ate a lot of bread before.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: The bread that PersonX made looks a lot prettier than the loaf PersonY made because _ extensively decorated.


Input: Context Word: bread.

Output: The doctor suggested that PersonX but not PersonY stop eating bread because _ was healthy.


Input: Context Word: sue.

Output: PersonX came up with all of the paperwork to sue the defendant off to PersonY to file because _ was a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: sue.

Output: PersonX decides she's going to sue PersonY for defamation in the tabloids because _ is an actress.


Input: Context Word: sue.

Output: When PersonX crashed the car into PersonY's garden,  _ was sued for damages that the insurance company refused to pay.


Input: Context Word: burying.

Output: PersonX spend the night burying PersonY in the woods, after _ killed them in cold blood.


Input: Context Word: passage.

Output: Escaping was a lot easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ knew exactly which passage to go through.


Input: Context Word: bandana.

Output: PersonX wore a bandana all the time unlike PersonY because _ had very sparse hair.


Input: Context Word: roller skates.

Output: PersonX broke the wheels on their roller skates so they went shopping with PersonY and _ bought a new pair.


Input: Context Word: welded.

Output: PersonX has never welded a thing in their life, but PersonY does it every day. _ works in business.


Input: Context Word: fed.

Output: PersonX had a bigger dog than PersonY because _ fed their dog much more food.


Input: Context Word: Writing a script.

Output: PersonX was writing a script for a play and PersonY wanted to act, so _ gave their script to read.


Input: Context Word: noise.

Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to sleep at night because _ had neighbors that made a lot of noise.


Input: Context Word: noise.

Output: PersonX could not sleep because of the noise made by PersonY and _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: noise.

Output: The noise canceling headphones were given to PersonX and taken from PersonY because _ had a pounding headache.


Input: Context Word: noise.

Output: The noise from the thunderstorm bothered PersonX more than PersonY, so _ wore earplugs while they slept.


Input: Context Word: to chop the butter.

Output: PersonX was not assigned to chop the butter and PersonY was because _ could not be trusted with a knife.


Input: Context Word: patio.

Output: PersonX had a spacious outdoor patio, while PersonY only had a tiny balcony, because _ lived in an apartment.


Input: Context Word: patio.

Output: PersonX was putting in a new patio and asked PersonY for some help because _ was unable to do it all by himself.


Input: Context Word: Laptop.

Output: PersonX liked to use a laptop for their work while PersonY found a desktop more suitable for their work. _ bought a new MacBook Pro.


Input: Context Word: flour.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what was the best way to keep flour _ wasn't sure so he had to ask.


Input: Context Word: flour.

Output: PersonX had to show PersonY how to make paper mache out of water and flour because _ had the necessary knowledge.


Input: Context Word: herbs.

Output: Making food with lots of herbs suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed strong flavors.


Input: Context Word: herbs.

Output: The herbs in PersonX's garden taste better than the ones that PersonY has grown because _ is the smarter gardener.


Input: Context Word: the process.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was fired as coach because _ wanted the fans to trust the process, which meant losing games intentionally.


Input: Context Word: happy accidents.

Output: PersonX was open to happy accidents occurring while PersonY wanted pure perfection because _ was creative.


Input: Context Word: events.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY plan all of the company events for the conference because _ was an assistant.


Input: Context Word: pinworms.

Output: PersonX took their dog to PersonY to see if they have pinworms and _ asked questions on how to treat it.


Input: Context Word: pinworms.

Output: PersonX was more uncomfortable than PersonY because _ had the pinworms nesting in their body.


Input: Context Word: meet.

Output: PersonX is a wikiHowian, PersonY is not therefore _ could tell you how to meet other wikiHowians.


Input: Context Word: meet.

Output: PersonX was about to meet PersonY mom and _ was nervous because it was an important meeting.