Input: Context Word: biceps.

Output: The biceps on PersonX are a lot larger than PersonY's because _ works out every day.


Input: Context Word: biceps.

Output: While at the gym, PersonX was teaching PersonY how to curl biceps because _ was a personal trainer.


Input: Context Word: Mother.

Output: PersonX was a very good mother but PersonY was not because _ was naturally a nurturing person.


Input: Context Word: screenshot.

Output: PersonX couldn't figure out how to take a screenshot unlike PersonY because _ was technologically dumb.


Input: Context Word: rottweilers.

Output: While PersonX loved a whole lot of dogs more than PersonY, _ was scared of rottweilers.


Input: Context Word: Alcohol.

Output: PersonX didn't order any alcohol at the diner while PersonY did because _ had liver damage.


Input: Context Word: Alcohol.

Output: PersonX loved to drink alcohol but PersonY liked soda better. _ ordered a Jack and Coke at the bar.


Input: Context Word: Alcohol.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY 's house and consumed a lot of alcohol, so _ had to ride back home as a passenger.


Input: Context Word: Color.

Output: Choosing paint was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a strong knowledge of color theory.


Input: Context Word: paddleboarding.

Output: PersonX enjoyed watersports more than PersonY, so _ was the first to volunteer to try paddleboarding.


Input: Context Word: arguing.

Output: PersonX loved arguing with other people but not PersonY because _ had a competitive spirit.


Input: Context Word: exterior.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what was better for exterior doors metal or wood, _ is doing some remolding.


Input: Context Word: new shed.

Output: Wanting a new shed PersonX hired PersonY to build them one, _ needs a new shed.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: Camp was a nightmare for PersonX but not PersonY due to _ being attractive to the mosquitoes at the lake.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: PersonX asked  PersonY to put his tent up at the camp site as _ had never been camping before and didn't know what he were doing.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: PersonX has been attending camp to lose weight, but PersonY has not, so _ is likely fatter.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: PersonX loved to camp in the wilderness but PersonY preferred a nice hotel. _ booked a trip to Yellowstone Park.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: PersonX was in charge of navigating with the map while hiking to a camp site with PersonY, because _ loved reading maps.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: PersonX went to summer camp this summer while PersonY went to summer school, so _ did not have homework over the summer.


Input: Context Word: camp.

Output: Summer camp wasn't fun for PersonX, while PersonY had a blast. This is due to _ being an introvert.


Input: Context Word: including.

Output: PersonX enjoys including PersonY in on every little thing they do, _ likes the company of other people.


Input: Context Word: how to weight train.

Output: PersonX was interested in learning how to weight train and PersonY was not because _ wanted to be an ultimate fighter.


Input: Context Word: Teenager.

Output: As a teenager, PersonX aspired to grow up to be like PersonY. _ was very inspired by him.


Input: Context Word: Teenager.

Output: PersonX mulled the question for a while before asking PersonY what a teenager thought, _ wasn't young enough to guess.


Input: Context Word: fuel.

Output: Money slipped through PersonX's fingers for rocket fuel although PersonY showed him how to make his own because _ had a learning problem.


Input: Context Word: fuel.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she could borrow some fuel for her car, as _ had a shortage of it.


Input: Context Word: origami.

Output: Origami is a favorite hobby of PersonX but not PersonY, because _ is not afraid of getting paper cuts.


Input: Context Word: basics.

Output: PersonX was a pro, but PersonY only understood the basics, because _ had been doing it a much longer time.


Input: Context Word: Caviar.

Output: PersonX wanted to share the caviar with PersonY, so _ was invited over for dinner and cocktails.


Input: Context Word: Adidas Superstar.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to keep Adidas Superstar shoes clean, because _ recently bought shoes.


Input: Context Word: immigration.

Output: Immigration was an important issue to PersonX but not to PersonY so _ voted for a candidate with a tough stance on it.


Input: Context Word: immigration.

Output: PersonX had to pay PersonY an immigration bond because _ was an immigrant being detained without proper documentation.


Input: Context Word: go on a diet.

Output: PersonX wanted to go on a diet and PersonY because _ was a couple of pounds overweight.


Input: Context Word: blow dry.

Output: PersonX used to blow dry their hair every day, but PersonY let theirs air dry, so _ had healthy hair.


Input: Context Word: old photos.

Output: PersonX was going through old photos of PersonY when _ found a very disturbing picture.


Input: Context Word: hairstyle.

Output: PersonX has a more modern hairstyle compared to PersonY because _ likes to follow the latest trends.


Input: Context Word: hairstyle.

Output: PersonX is always worried about her hairstyle, while PersonY could care less about things like that. _ is very concerned with how she looks.


Input: Context Word: hairstyle.

Output: PersonX lacks the courage to change his hairstyle to fit his moods like PersonY does because _ is restrained.


Input: Context Word: hairstyle.

Output: PersonX tried not to laugh at PersonY's hairstyle as they were walking down the hallway at school, but _ accidentally chuckled.


Input: Context Word: ring.

Output: PersonX disliked the diamond ring PersonY was wearing, since _ felt diamonds were the result of slave labor and violence.


Input: Context Word: ring.

Output: PersonX is a jeweler and PersonY is not so _ could give the best advice on buying a wedding ring.


Input: Context Word: ring.

Output: PersonX presents PersonY with a fancy wring they found at a flea market, because _ wants to cheer up their friend.


Input: Context Word: ring.

Output: PersonX wore a wedding ring while PersonY doesn't wear any at all, so _ cleaned their ring.


Input: Context Word: ring.

Output: The engagement ring of PersonX was bigger than PersonY because _ had a wealthier fiancee.


Input: Context Word: ring.

Output: The ring was given to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a nicer and kinder person.


Input: Context Word: Utah.

Output: PersonX had always wanted to go to Utah, but not PersonY. _ booked a trip to Moab.


Input: Context Word: ripped.

Output: Getting ripped off was something that happened to PersonX regularly but not to PersonY because _ never paid attention to their store receipts.


Input: Context Word: slot machine.

Output: PersonX didn't want to let PersonY play with the slot machine seeing as how _ was on a hot streak.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: It takes PersonX longer to shower than PersonY due to the fact that _ is slower moving.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX cleaned their shower stall daily but PersonY only did it monthly. _ never had soap scum on their shower glass.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX did not take a shower in the morning, but PersonY did. _ is dirty.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX knew the perfect gift for the wedding  shower, but PersonY had to do some research, because _  was intimately acquainted with the bride.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX loved a good long shower but PersonY liked a long hot bath. _ installed a rainforest head in their bathroom.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX smelled much better than PersonY smelled because _ had just taken a shower at the house.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX smells better than PersonY usually due to _ taking a shower every single day.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: PersonX took a shower with his old tattoo while PersonY could not take a shower with his new tattoo. _ took a shower today.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: So _ took a long shower because PersonX was tired from working all day while PersonY stayed at home watching TV and relaxing.


Input: Context Word: shower.

Output: Taking a shower is preferred by PersonX but disliked by PersonY. _ took a long hot shower.


Input: Context Word: teased.

Output: PersonX teased PersonY about needing to find a homecoming date because _ already had one.


Input: Context Word: hair removal cream.

Output: PersonX swore by hair removal cream while PersonY didn't use them, because _ always had a problem with shaving razors.


Input: Context Word: obtained.

Output: PersonX obtained her knowledge from a reputable source, PersonY did not thus _ knew what she was talking about.


Input: Context Word: vomiting.

Output: PersonX couldn't stop vomiting all day, despite the help PersonY was offering, because _ had food poisoning.


Input: Context Word: vomiting.

Output: The cat of PersonX had a case of vomiting, while PersonY's was just fine, because _ 's cat eats a lot of fur.


Input: Context Word: vomiting.

Output: The stew induced vomiting in PersonX but not in PersonY, _ just had a fragile stomach.


Input: Context Word: dog lover.

Output: PersonX was a dog lover and PersonY was a cat lover, so _ suggested they get both a cat and a dog.


Input: Context Word: pho.

Output: PersonX prepared pho several times a week compared to PersonY because _ enjoyed eating soups.


Input: Context Word: psychological.

Output: PersonX suffered from psychological delusions, so PersonY gave them therapy, and _ gained relief from the sessions.


Input: Context Word: buttercream.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to make buttercream cakes but not for PersonY because _ was a very good baker.


Input: Context Word: Parents.

Output: Parents are out rage at PersonX for what has happened to PersonY , _ was in charge of safety ton the field trip.


Input: Context Word: Parents.

Output: PersonX helped his parents with some money while PersonY bought a new car instead. They were proud of _ .


Input: Context Word: Parents.

Output: PersonX thought that parents just don't understand but PersonY thought that they did understand. _ had a contentious relationship with their parents.


Input: Context Word: Parents.

Output: xPersonX asked PersonY 's parents for advice on how to raise his newborn because _ grew up rebellious.


Input: Context Word: lolita.

Output: Wearing gothic lolita clothing suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no problems with frilly things.


Input: Context Word: pills.

Output: PersonX offered PersonY some pills while sleeping on the bunk bed because _ is caring.


Input: Context Word: pills.

Output: PersonX sold a bunch of illegal pills to PersonY, so _ now has a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: pills.

Output: There are lots of pills in the home of PersonX, but none in the house of PersonY, so _ must be sick.


Input: Context Word: infant.

Output: PersonX needed a break and asked PersonY to help, because _ was worn out by the infant.


Input: Context Word: infant.

Output: The infant of PersonX is constipated, while PersonY's is doing just fine. _ is feeding her baby the wrong diet.


Input: Context Word: hurdles.

Output: PersonX found leaping over hurdles to be difficult but not PersonY because _ had short legs.


Input: Context Word: viral.

Output: PersonX got a bad viral infection from PersonY, so _ felt angry that they'd been infected by them.


Input: Context Word: thankful.

Output: PersonX is known to be less gracious than PersonY because _ just isn't thankful for anything.


Input: Context Word: thankful.

Output: PersonX was more thankful for the gift than PersonY although the gift _ received was less expensive.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: Getting out of debt occurred within a few years for PersonX but not PersonY because _ worked with a sensible budget.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: In his personal life, PersonX is deep in debt and being helped by PersonY, so _ is bankrupt.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: PersonX had a lot of debt while PersonY had very little debt, so _ had far more bills to pay.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: PersonX has a shopping addiction that PersonY doesn't, so _ has a lot of debt to pay down.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: PersonX needed to borrow money from PersonY so _ could pay off some of his debt.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: PersonX was in a lot of debt and PersonY was not because _ liked to spend a lot.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: PersonX was trying hard to get out of debt while PersonY spends a lot because _ wants to buy a house.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: The debt of PersonX is out of control, but PersonY barely has any. This is due to _ being a reckless spender.


Input: Context Word: debt.

Output: When PersonX put the family into debt, PersonY filed for divorce; then the judge gave _ a withering look.


Input: Context Word: rum.

Output: The rum that PersonX brought to the party was all drank by PersonY, so _ is vehement.


Input: Context Word: tuberculosis.

Output: PersonX was worried that PersonY's cough and fever could be tuberculosis, given _ 's knowledge of homeless shelter conditions.


Input: Context Word: lung.

Output: PersonX had a more difficult time breathing than PersonY because _ had lung problems throughout life.


Input: Context Word: lung.

Output: PersonX's was out of breath since his lung capacity was minimal compared to PersonY's.  _ rarely went jogging.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: Nothing made PersonX relax like a nice massage, but they wigged out PersonY, as _ felt comfortable being touched.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: On the anniversary, PersonX massaged the back of PersonY due to _ being a great person.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY went to the spa to get a massage because _ worked hard all day.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a massage at the massage parlor, and _ paid for an hour of time.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a massage but _ was sore after a long day at work as well.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY the massage massage of his life, so _ got an excellent tip.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX is giving a massage to PersonY right now so _ has a serious look on her face.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX loved to have a massage but PersonY did not care for them. This is because _ liked people touching them.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a massage but PersonY did not. This is because _ was feeling tense.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX wanted to massage her partner while PersonY want to massage her arm. _ massaged her partner.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX was very good at giving a massage but PersonY was not. _ made good money at the massage parlor.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: PersonX worked on the back of PersonY because _ had a body that was capable of massage.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: The lower back massage was ideal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ felt instant relief.


Input: Context Word: massage.

Output: The massage that PersonX got was unprofessional compared to PersonY's because the masseuse of _ had no training.


Input: Context Word: Ants.

Output: PersonX always wiped down their kitchen counter after every meal but PersonY let them go. _ never had problems with ants in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: baseball cap.

Output: PersonX's baseball cap looked better than PersonY's because _ was very careful in how she washed it.


Input: Context Word: Love.

Output: Even after only dating for three months, PersonX fell in love with PersonY because _ was very obsessive.


Input: Context Word: Reflex.

Output: Personx had a better reflex when playing with persony because _ had practiced more before the game .


Input: Context Word: Steel.

Output: PersonX chose steel over iron to craft PersonY 's gun because _ owned a lot of steel.


Input: Context Word: Steel.

Output: PersonX decided to clean PersonY 's sink with steel wool because _ had skills in cleaning really big messes.


Input: Context Word: awards.

Output: PersonX was proud of PersonY for working so hard and winning two awards so _ took them out to celebrate.


Input: Context Word: quiet.

Output: PersonX needed to study. PersonY recommended going to the library where it was quiet. _ ignored the advice.


Input: Context Word: quiet.

Output: PersonX was always a quiet boy growing up compared to PersonY, because _ had zero friends.


Input: Context Word: quiet.

Output: PersonX was always a sort of quiet person while PersonY was not, so _ is introverted.


Input: Context Word: fresher.

Output: PersonX smelled much cleaner and fresher than PersonY did because _ had taken a better shower.


Input: Context Word: pray.

Output: After a long week, PersonX but not PersonY took a trip to the temple to pray because _ is very religious.


Input: Context Word: pray.

Output: On a daily basis, PersonX always prays, but PersonY sees no need to. _ is a Catholic.


Input: Context Word: pray.

Output: PersonX converted to Christianity and asked PersonY about how to pray as a Christian because _ was previously an Atheist.


Input: Context Word: pray.

Output: PersonX was happy and praised PersonY because _ stopped working to pray during their lunch break.


Input: Context Word: pray.

Output: The man prays for PersonX way more than PersonY right now because _ is very sick.


Input: Context Word: suitable.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was reprimanded by their boss because _ did things that were not suitable for the workplace.


Input: Context Word: bra size.

Output: PersonX bought padded bras, but not PersonY. _ had always been self-conscious of her bra size.


Input: Context Word: squash.

Output: PersonX enjoyed eating spaghetti made out of squash but not PersonY because _ was health conscious.


Input: Context Word: squash.

Output: PersonX loved the taste of squash but PersonY hated it's flavor. _ ordered the squash casserole with their dinner.


Input: Context Word: squash.

Output: The squash that PersonX grew in the yard are much bigger than PersonY's because _ is a superior farmer.


Input: Context Word: girl scouts.

Output: PersonX joined the Girl Scouts before PersonY, therefore _ has more experience selling yummy but overpriced cookies.


Input: Context Word: mosquitoes.

Output: PersonX and PersonY went camping in the forest even though _ was annoyed with the mosquitoes.


Input: Context Word: commands.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to always obey all of his commands, because _ is the master.


Input: Context Word: commands.

Output: PersonX's dog followed commands while PersonY's dog barked throughout the night because _ had a dog that was well trained.


Input: Context Word: Blood Stains.

Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's help cleaning up the blood stains because _ did not want to get caught.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: Hair coloring is what PersonX is discussing with PersonY in order to give them advice, _ is a beautician.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: PersonX had a black hair color and PersonY had a blue hair color. _ hair color was common.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: PersonX had better hair than PersonY, so _ had to take better care of their hair.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: PersonX had long curly hair but PersonY was bald. _ had to wear a hat on windy days to keep their hair out of their face.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: PersonX wanted to ask PersonY about something, as _ had trouble doing their hair the way they wanted it.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: PersonX was trying to teach PersonY to take care of her hair because _ was a stylist.


Input: Context Word: Hair.

Output: personx had her hair cut short because persony wanted it that way and _ was pestered for it.


Input: Context Word: trouble.

Output: PersonX fears that PersonY is in serious financial trouble, but _ is mistaken about the situation.


Input: Context Word: suing.

Output: Although PersonX was PersonY's lawyer for the arbitration, _ felt they shouldn't be suing the state.


Input: Context Word: suing.

Output: An upset PersonX is planning on suing their neighbor PersonY because _ thought they did wrong.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: Because PersonX was not planning to get married to his current girlfriend but PersonY wanted to marry his girlfriend, _ broke up with his girlfriend.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she wanted to get married right away, because _ was in love..


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time of day they had gotten married because _ couldn't remember.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX didn't know they were sleeping with a married man when they were with PersonY, because _ had believed their lies.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX got married at a much younger age than PersonY because _ is much more desirable.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX got married early while PersonY didn't find love until late in life because _ is quite beautiful.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY get married even though _ thought it wasn't worth it.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX was sleeping with PersonY, who was married, so _ went home alone when they were done.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: PersonX went online to receive his ordainment before PersonY got married, because _ served as an officiant.


Input: Context Word: married.

Output: Since PersonX was married for ten years while PersonY was single, _ wore a wedding ring.


Input: Context Word: calves.

Output: PersonX was jealous of PersonY's calves so _ hit the gym hard to increase his leg strength to catch up.


Input: Context Word: avascular necrosis.

Output: PersonX was totally confused when PersonY started talking about avascular necrosis, because _ did not go to medical school.


Input: Context Word: puberty.

Output: PersonX decided to talk to her daughter PersonY about puberty, because _ found out she had just gotten her first period.


Input: Context Word: puberty.

Output: PersonX was going through puberty sooner than PersonY because _ had hit his growth spurt sooner.


Input: Context Word: puberty.

Output: PersonX was having difficulty going through puberty but not PersonY because _ had very strong acne causing hormones.


Input: Context Word: during the night and stay awake.

Output: PersonX has trouble at night unlike PersonY ,for  _ it is nothing to wake up during the night and stay awake.


Input: Context Word: tactics.

Output: PersonX used sneaky tactics to trick PersonY into signing the contract, because _ had no scruples.


Input: Context Word: tactics.

Output: The swat team led by PersonX had better tactics than the team led by PersonY because _ had more experience as a leader.


Input: Context Word: elephant.

Output: PersonX had a more difficult time climbing on the elephants back than PersonY, because _ was clumsy.


Input: Context Word: extrovert.

Output: Unlike the shy PersonX, PersonY was an extrovert,  so _ dreaded attending the big party.


Input: Context Word: Super Smash Brothers Melee.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY over for a Super Smash Brothers Melee tournament because _ wanted to spend quality time together.


Input: Context Word: planning.

Output: After years of planning, PersonX managed to ruin the business owned by PersonY, and _ finally got their revenge.


Input: Context Word: planning.

Output: PersonX was busy planning the wedding and honeymoon as PersonY was sleeping, as _ was excited.


Input: Context Word: planning.

Output: PersonX was more interested in planning his vacation than PersonY because _ had always wanted to travel.


Input: Context Word: planning.

Output: Planning was PersonX's specialty, while PersonY was good at picking locks, so _ wrote the plan down.


Input: Context Word: speeches.

Output: For his job, PersonX writes grand speeches for PersonY. So, in their relationship, _ is the speechwriter.


Input: Context Word: speeches.

Output: PersonX likes to give speeches to large groups but PersonY doesn't because _ is a show-off.


Input: Context Word: speeches.

Output: PersonX writes the numerous great speeches for PersonY because _ 's job is speech writer.


Input: Context Word: daydreams.

Output: PersonX was very grounded but PersonY often got lost in their daydreams. _ was very serious all the  time.


Input: Context Word: feral cat.

Output: A feral cat was seen in PersonX backyard by PersonY , _ needs help looking out for her private property.


Input: Context Word: feral cat.

Output: PersonX took in a feral cat, but personY hates cats, so _ is likely a cat person in general.


Input: Context Word: recognized.

Output: PersonX recognized an inherent talent in PersonY, so _ asked them to star in a new movie.


Input: Context Word: Window.

Output: PersonX spent all day looking out the window and watching PersonY's every move, so _ was considered a stalker.


Input: Context Word: neighborhood.

Output: The neighborhood was quiet, so PersonX invited PersonY for a walk around the block. When he accepted, _ felt relieved.


Input: Context Word: herbal.

Output: PersonX doesn't have as healthy of an immune system than PersonY because _ doesn't take herbal supplements daily.


Input: Context Word: herbal.

Output: PersonX had a larger array of herbal teas compared to PersonY because _ drank a lot of tea.


Input: Context Word: herbal.

Output: PersonX is a pharmacist, PersonY is not therefore _ would know more about the safety of herbal remedies.


Input: Context Word: herbal.

Output: PersonX loved taking herbal medicine while PersonY does not because _ hated modern western medicine.


Input: Context Word: herbal.

Output: PersonX was interested in learning about herbal treatments and asked PersonY to share her knowledge. _ was anxious to learn.


Input: Context Word: Milk.

Output: While shopping for groceries, PersonX wanted milk, while PersonY wanted beer, _ relented because she likes partying too.


Input: Context Word: google.

Output: PersonX needs to create a calendar in google docs so he asks PersonY to help him, because _ is a computer newbie.


Input: Context Word: google.

Output: So _ uses Google to search for information because PersonX trusts in it and PersonY doesn't.


Input: Context Word: bright.

Output: PersonX ended up giving PersonY a bright outlook on life when _ started a talk about how wonderful everything is.


Input: Context Word: bright.

Output: PersonX was into goth clothing, but PersonY liked wearing bright colors, so _ had a darker presence.


Input: Context Word: fill.

Output: It took another hour for PersonX to fill the tank with water as compared with PersonY because _ worked very slowly.


Input: Context Word: broken finger.

Output: A broken finger is nothing to play with PersonX told PersonY, _ has learned from making a lot of mistakes.


Input: Context Word: hairline.

Output: Hairline restoration cost a lot of money which PersonX willingly paid, but not PersonY, as _ was self conscious of their bald head.


Input: Context Word: hairline.

Output: PersonX wants to make her hairline grow back so she visits PersonY, because _ wants to look pretty.


Input: Context Word: white dress.

Output: PersonX wore a white dress to the event, but not PersonY, because _ knew that that it was inappropriate for a wedding.


Input: Context Word: Microsoft.

Output: PersonX has hired PersonY to install new Microsoft programs on the laptop. _ is more of a newbie at technology.


Input: Context Word: accupressure.

Output: PersonX was very tense and went to PersonY for accupressure therapy. _ felt much better afterward.


Input: Context Word: candidate.

Output: PersonX was a poor candidate for the district, as opposed to PersonY, because _ was a liar.


Input: Context Word: Immigrate.

Output: In the 1980s, PersonX decided to immigrate to America to be with PersonY. _ was an American.


Input: Context Word: activities.

Output: PersonX engaged in my physical activities while PersonY sat around playing video game, so _ was much more healthy.


Input: Context Word: activities.

Output: PersonX was brainstorming activities for the event unlike PersonY because _ was in charge of that portion.


Input: Context Word: Marriage.

Output: Marriage was very important for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was very traditional.


Input: Context Word: betrayed.

Output: Although she was mad at both, the friend felt more betrayed by PersonX than PersonY because _  had told the secret.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: PersonX had a bad case of diarrhea but PersonY did not. _ soiled the pants they were wearing.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: PersonX had been sick for days with diarrhea while PersonY was left to clean up the mess, so _ promised to clean it up himself.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: PersonX had had diarrhea all day but PersonY had not so _ was feeling very ill.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: PersonX has a chronic diarrhea so she goes to doctor PersonY for an advice, because _ feels miserable.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: PersonX was less likely to get diarrhea than PersonY because _ knew a lot about food safety.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: PersonX's dog had diarrhea so she called her vet PersonY for help. _ asked what kind of food to give her dog to stop the diarrhea.


Input: Context Word: diarrhea.

Output: The diarrhea affected PersonX more than it affected PersonY since _ was an elderly person.


Input: Context Word: Omakase.

Output: personx trust persony well enough to make him a tasty Omakase and _ was not disappointed.


Input: Context Word: tarantula.

Output: PersonX was more hesitant than PersonY to feed the pet tarantula, because _ was arachnophobic.


Input: Context Word: spirit.

Output: PersonX skipped out on the school pep rallies while PersonY was always cheering, since _ lacked school spirit.


Input: Context Word: coworker.

Output: When PersonX refused to help their coworker PersonY with the project, the boss was sympathetic to _ .


Input: Context Word: beef tongue.

Output: PersonX thought beef tongue tacos were tasty but PersonY though they were gross. _ ordered tacos de lenga for lunch.


Input: Context Word: stared.

Output: PersonX stared at the man with tattoos on his face but PersonY didn't. _ needed to be reminded it's impolite to stare.


Input: Context Word: pamper.

Output: PersonX enjoyed her stay at the spa more than PersonY because _ found it easy to pamper herself.


Input: Context Word: pamper.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to pamper themselves at the local spa, so _ picked her up on the way there.


Input: Context Word: NOTES.

Output: PersonX received a higher score, on the test, than PersonY because _ 's study notes were amazing.


Input: Context Word: common sense.

Output: Common sense was something that PersonX had a lot of but not PersonY, so _ got in out of the lightning storm.


Input: Context Word: pistachios.

Output: PersonX does not like to eat pistachios while PersonY does due to _ thinking they are too hard to open.


Input: Context Word: pistachios.

Output: Pistachios were always one of PersonX's favorite foods while PersonY didn't like them because _ loved nuts.


Input: Context Word: Excel.

Output: PersonX was very good at using Excel but PersonY was not. _ made a perfect spreadsheet for the project.


Input: Context Word: circles.

Output: PersonX drew circles around the correct answers so PersonY could cheat; when they were caught, _ blamed him.


Input: Context Word: circles.

Output: The dark circles under PersonX's eyes were darker than PersonY's due to _ being older.


Input: Context Word: scent sensitivity.

Output: PersonX loved to burn candles but PersonY hated it. _ never suffered from scent sensitivity.


Input: Context Word: explanation.

Output: PersonX gave a very good explanation about the math problem but PersonY did not because _ was a thorough individual.


Input: Context Word: scented.

Output: The powerful fragrance of the lemon lavender scented candle was excessive to PersonX but acceptable to PersonY because _ had a highly acute sense of smell.


Input: Context Word: Impress.

Output: Personx tried to impress people harder than persony does but _ always got loved less.


Input: Context Word: appetite.

Output: PersonX had a much larger appetite than PersonY, so _ ate the entire meal and the leftovers from yesterday.


Input: Context Word: appetite.

Output: PersonX has a more intense appetite for food than PersonY because _ is a very emotional person.


Input: Context Word: appetite.

Output: PersonX has a much lower appetite than PersonY does because _ takes appetite suppressants every day.


Input: Context Word: appetite.

Output: PersonX's appetite was much smaller than PersonY's, so _ dinner was served on a side plate.


Input: Context Word: Algeria.

Output: PersonX being a native of Algeria, prevailed over PersonY in their book report due to _ having personal knowledge and experience.


Input: Context Word: cigarette.

Output: PersonX gave the carton of cigarettes to PersonY because _ had just quit smoking cigarettes.


Input: Context Word: Citizenship.

Output: When moving to America, PersonX got his citizenship before PersonY because _ was better at civics.


Input: Context Word: Jumping Spider.

Output: PersonX wanted to share their love of jumping spiders with PersonY, so _ placed one on his hand.


Input: Context Word: wet tail.

Output: PersonX took her hamster to the vet because it had diarrhea where PersonY's diagnosed it with wet tail. _ was very concerned about her favorite pet.


Input: Context Word: afghan.

Output: Knitting an afghan was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had learned to knit at a young age.


Input: Context Word: become a professional drummer.

Output: PersonX was a better drummer than PersonY because _ wanted to become a professional drummer.


Input: Context Word: clammy.

Output: The hands of PersonX are clammy, while PersonY's are nice and dry at the job interview, so _ is likely nervous.


Input: Context Word: Shoelaces.

Output: PersonX had his shoelaces tied every day by PersonY because _ wasn't good at it.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: After reading about the dangers, PersonX encouraged PersonY to quit smoking, but he ignored _ 's advice.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: It was likely that PersonX but not PersonY would get lung cancer because _ has been smoking cigarettes for thirty years.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: Kicking a smoking habit came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had been smoking for a short while.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: PersonX spent a lifetime smoking unfiltered cigarettes while PersonY never smoked a day in their life. _ is worried they may develop lung cancer.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: PersonX still hadn't given up smoking, while PersonY had quit last year, because _ had little willpower.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: PersonX wanted to help his good friend PersonY quit smoking for _ was an former smoker.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: PersonX was caught smoking in PersonYs house even after it was made clear _ was not supposed to.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: PersonX was thinking about smoking a cigarette but PersonY would not touch one because _ thought smoking was cool.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: PersonX was tired of PersonY stinking up the house, so _ instituted a rule of no smoking inside.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: The doctor suggested that PersonX but not PersonY quit smoking immediately because _ smoked cigarettes.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: Trying to stop smoking was harder for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had weak motivation.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: When other people were smoking, PersonX was more disgusted than PersonY because _ had always avoided smoke.


Input: Context Word: smoking.

Output: While PersonX had been smoking for two weeks, PersonY had been smoking for five years, so it was easier for _ to quit.


Input: Context Word: kill.

Output: PersonX was on a mission to kill PersonY, because _ was a sadist who had to have blood.


Input: Context Word: spay.

Output: After getting a new puppy, PersonX wanted the spay the dog. PersonY thought it was unnecessary, but _ knew it was what responsible pet owners do.


Input: Context Word: pasta.

Output: It was natural for PersonX to know more than PersonY about pasta because _ was of Italian heritage.


Input: Context Word: pasta.

Output: PersonX prepared a big plate of pasta for PersonY, because _ knew it was her favorite.


Input: Context Word: pasta.

Output: PersonX's pasta tastes bland when compared to the one that PersonY made, so _ probably used a boring recipe.


Input: Context Word: pasta.

Output: The pasta of PersonX always tastes more authentic than PersonY's because _ is a famous cook.


Input: Context Word: pasta.

Output: The pasta that PersonX made was much tastier than PersonY's because _ elected to use a special sauce.


Input: Context Word: floor tiles.

Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's help to pick out floor tiles for their house, because _ was colorblind.


Input: Context Word: bonus.

Output: PersonX didn't work hard at sales during the holiday season but PersonY did so _ received a paltry bonus.


Input: Context Word: bonus.

Output: PersonX got a very big Christmas bonus this year unlike PersonY because _ worked for a great company.


Input: Context Word: hemmorhoids.

Output: PersonX decided to eat more fiber and vegetables like PersonY does, because _ avoided hemmorhoids.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get accepted to college because _ got good grades in high school.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: PersonX had a good diet compared to PersonY because _ loved eating salads for lunch.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: PersonX has a very good lifestyle compared to PersonY because _ relaxes and goes on vacation often.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: PersonX was more giving to the homeless than PersonY because _ likes to do good things.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: PersonX was really very good at hockey whereas PersonY was not because _ was very energetic.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: PersonX was very good at physics but PersonY was not because _  was very scientific.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output: When it came to athletics PersonX was very good but PersonY was not because _ was a good athlete.


Input: Context Word: Superman.

Output: PersonX is a big fan of all of the Superman movies but PersonY isn't because _ loves superheroes.


Input: Context Word: anemia.

Output: PersonX was told by PersonY that they had anemia so _ spent time asking questions to the other about supplements.


Input: Context Word: carefully.

Output: PersonX was supposed to carefully examine PersonY, but only gave them a quick glance, because _ was incompetent.


Input: Context Word: Lonely.

Output: Because PersonX was very lonely, he sought to hang out with PersonY. _ was no longer lonely.


Input: Context Word: gluten.

Output: PersonX tried to warn PersonY that she was gluten intolerant based on her energy levels after eating since _ was observant.


Input: Context Word: improvements.

Output: Making home improvements suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had been a carpenter's apprentice.


Input: Context Word: guy.

Output: Kissing guys after school was great for PersonX, but not for PersonY, because _ is a little bit older.


Input: Context Word: guy.

Output: Meeting a guy was pretty hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very shy.


Input: Context Word: guy.

Output: PersonX was more annoyed with the guy than PersonY was because the guy was making fun of _ .


Input: Context Word: guy.

Output: PersonX was more attractive than PersonY so the guy asked _ out on a date.


Input: Context Word: guy.

Output: PersonX was not keen to go on a date with a guy but PersonY was because _ was homosexual.


Input: Context Word: finishing.

Output: PersonX was recommended and held in at a hire regard then PersonY in the finishing business, _ did a better job.


Input: Context Word: lunch money.

Output: PersonX always bulled PersonY because _ never had lunch money and they wanted to take it away.


Input: Context Word: get a car dealing license.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a car dealing license and PersonY didn't because _ liked to try to sell people things.


Input: Context Word: Purple.

Output: PersonX decide to dye her hair Purple while PersonY chose a more natural shade because _ was more wild.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to learn a new language because _ had a learning disability.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: It was important for PersonX to learn about other cultures but not to PersonY as _ was very curious.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX couldn't wait to learn what PersonY had to teach, so _ rushed to take notes on the lesson.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX found it very easy to learn chemistry but PersonY did not because _ was quite clever.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX had to learn how to speak Chinese for his job unlike PersonY, because _ worked in China.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX is very bright and eager to learn new things, PersonY is not and due to that _ will excel.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX learned to speak Italian to impress PersonY, but _ didn't seem to remember much.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX made a better grade on the report card than PersonY because _ had learned more in class.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX refused to learn any life lessons from PersonY, even though _ needed the knowledge.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn French but PersonY did not because _ was curious towards other cultures.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output: PersonX was eager to learn taxidermy from PersonY , as _ was new with this art.


Input: Context Word: air travel.

Output: Air travel bugs PersonX, which isn't the case for PersonY, as a result of _ getting air sickness.


Input: Context Word: air travel.

Output: PersonX had flown all around the world whereas PersonY sailed everywhere. _ loved air travel.


Input: Context Word: quarterback.

Output: PersonX was less accurate throwing the football then PersonY which is why coach made _ the second string quarterback.


Input: Context Word: rich.

Output: PersonX is not rich but PersonY is very much so, and so _ goes back home to a hovel and not a mansion.


Input: Context Word: rich.

Output: PersonX was far more rich than PersonY, but it turned out _ lost their fortune soon afterwards.


Input: Context Word: alexa.

Output: PersonX went right out and bought an alexa device, but PersonY held off, since _ was an early adopter.


Input: Context Word: clean a nebulizer.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to clean a nebulizer because _ had just been diagnosed as an asthmatic.


Input: Context Word: Ginger Water.

Output: While pregnant, PersonX had a craving for ginger water so she asked PersonY to make her some.  _ gave her some money for the ingredients.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: PersonX applied for a new credit card but PersonY denied the application causing _ to feel stressed.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: PersonX maxed out all his credit cards before asking PersonY for help, but _ could not help himself.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY when _ found out how much they charged to the credit card.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: The bank approved the credit card application for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had good credit.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: The credit card of PersonX was frozen, so he calls PersonY at the bank because _ is a customer.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: Using a credit card was dangerous for PersonX while PersonY was much more responsible. _ always spent a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: When PersonX maxed out the credit card, PersonY got angry. So _ worked hard to pay it off.


Input: Context Word: credit card.

Output: When PersonX paid for a ticket with a credit card, PersonY had to pay with cash; this was because _ had better credit.


Input: Context Word: valet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if the hotel they were staying at offered valet service because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: the gym.

Output: PersonX had a gym membership for longer than PersonY. _ felt the gym was a good use of money.


Input: Context Word: tutoring.

Output: PersonX was doing very well in high school but PersonY wasn't, so _ didn't require any tutoring.


Input: Context Word: tutoring.

Output: PersonX was eager to learn French from PersonY , so _ asked her to provide tutoring for her.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: At school, PersonX isn't as popular as PersonY is with the girls, so _ is ugly.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: In high school PersonX was most popular among the teachers as were PersonY was among the students, _ was like by adults.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were fighting over was more popular again, _ thought they were more popular.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX is more popular with the ladies than PersonY, so _ often has more dates.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX is quite popular at school, PersonY is not which is why _ is the Homecoming Queen.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX is super popular and mean to PersonY, because _ is always acting so cruel.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was a very popular kid in school unlike PersonY, because _ was very extroverted.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was always more popular because PersonY did not talk much, as _ was outgoing.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was far more likely to be popular than PersonY, because _ was very good at athletics.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was more popular than PersonY because _ was a famous celebrity and had a bigger following.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was more popular than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about being invited to the party.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was not very popular in high school like PersonY, because _ was known as a loner.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was the most popular girl in school, and PersonY was a loner, so _ ended up as the prom queen.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was voted in as class president over PersonY because _ was much more popular.


Input: Context Word: popular.

Output: PersonX was way more popular than PersonY in school, so _ was invited to far more parties that year.


Input: Context Word: dorm.

Output: Their freshman year of college, PersonX lived in a dorm but PersonY stayed at home with her parents because _ lived outside of a commuting distance from the college.


Input: Context Word: brewed.

Output: PersonX always brewed his coffee first thing in the morning unlike PersonY because _ needed it first.


Input: Context Word: jean.

Output: PersonX asks for an advice from PersonY on how to wear a jean jacket, because _ is not fashionable.


Input: Context Word: javelin.

Output: PersonX envies PersonY because _ is awarded the Olympic gold medal for throwing a javelin.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX and PersonY felt that their relationship was codependent, but _ wanted to keep it up.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX asked to crash on PersonY's couch because _ 's girlfriend had kicked him out and ended their long term relationship.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX complained to PersonY because _ was frustrated with being in a failing relationship for this long.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX dated many more people at once than PersonY, because _ was in an exclusive relationship.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX decided to end the relationship with their cable provider but PersonY did not because _ thought they were being overcharged.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX ended the relationship against the wishes of PersonY, because _ wanted to be alone.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX got along with their boss but PersonY did not because _ had a good relationship with them.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX had a better relationship with her father than PersonY because _ still lived with him.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX had a good relationship with their family but PersonY didn't. _ visited their parents quite often.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX had a unhappy relationship and was jealous because PersonY had a great one only to find out the reason was _ slacked in adhering to standard marriage advice.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX had to go to PersonY for some relationship advice. _ had a failing relationship because they were inexperienced with talking.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX is a psychologist, PersonY is not therefore it's best to ask _ about how to end a relationship.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX is comforted by PersonY during some very serious relationship troubles, so _ feels better.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX is in a relationship with two people while PersonY is dating only one, which makes _ polyamorous.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX just ended a relationship and needed to talk to PersonY because _ was devastated.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that their relationship being friends was no longer in their future, _ ends friendships easily.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX wanted a relationship with a disinterested PersonY, so _ was left heartbroken after the rejection.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX wanted to be in a relationship with PersonY but _ didn't know how to initiate it.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX wanted to further her relationship with PersonY, therefore _ asked if she wanted to watch a movie together.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a relationship PersonY for some time, but _ didn't know how to start.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX wanted to improve his frayed relationship with PersonY so _ bought him steak for dinner.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX was about to be dumped in their relationship with PersonY because _ never paid any of the bills or did housework.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX was in a healthy relationship and PersonY was not, so _ had a great valentines day.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX was in a horrible relationship unlike PersonY because _ wife always cheated on him.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX was jealous that PersonY was in a relationship, so _ always gave them dirty looks.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX was trying to get in romantic a relationship with PersonY so _ asked them out.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX was worried about his relationship with PersonY, so _ asked if they could talk.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX's relationship was more amazing than PersonY's because _ and her husband understood each other.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: PersonX's relationship with PersonY has become a bit rocky after the fight last week, and _ is concerned.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: Relationships are a thing of the past for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was her own woman.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: The relationship between PersonX and their father is more strained than with PersonY because _ and their father have different political views.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: The relationship between PersonX and their partner was solid but PersonY had a rocky relationship with partner because _ was a thoughtful person.


Input: Context Word: relationship.

Output: When their relationship was finished, PersonX had rough time getting over PersonY who didn't care. _ was sad all the time.


Input: Context Word: crystals.

Output: PersonX had numerous different crystals to use when they got sick but PersonY had none because _ believed crystals had healing powers.


Input: Context Word: crystals.

Output: PersonX listened as PersonY explained the properties of several crystals in the shop, and then _ bought one.


Input: Context Word: crystals.

Output: PersonX was less impressed with the crystals than PersonY, because _ was seeing the crystals for the tenth time.


Input: Context Word: crystals.

Output: The rock store of PersonX was more successful than PersonY's because _ had better crystals in stock.


Input: Context Word: Library.

Output: Checking out a book at the library was easy for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had a library card.


Input: Context Word: aviation.

Output: Studying aviation was a passion of PersonX but not PersonY because _ grew up in the aviation industry.


Input: Context Word: Coffee.

Output: PersonX enjoyed drinking strong coffee but not PersonY because _ savored the taste of coffee.


Input: Context Word: adorable.

Output: Because PersonX had a significant other and PersonY did not, _ had someone in her life who found her adorable.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: All the symptoms were present in PersonX but not in PersonY so the doctor gave _ a prescription.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: It is very important that PersonX talk about all of her symptoms to PersonY because _ is a patient.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX  probably has the flu while PersonY does not because _ has all the symptoms of the flu.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX actively chose to ignore all of PersonY's excruciating disease symptoms because _ was cruel.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some cold medicine because _ started experiencing some severe cold symptoms.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX brought a list of stomach symptoms he'd experienced to PersonY, but _ forgot to bring them up.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX had the symptoms of the flu but PersonY doesn't. _ went to the store to buy some cold meds.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX had worse symptoms than PersonY, so _ was seen by the emergency room doctor first.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX makes the classic error of checking their medical symptoms online before going to see PersonY at the clinic, so _ is very wrong about the diagnosis.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX told PersonY they were having heart attack symptoms, so _ was driven to the hospital immediately.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX tossed and turned all night long unlike PersonY because _ had all of the symptoms of the flu.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX was able to catch their sickness earlier than PersonY because _ had telltale symptoms.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX was able to help PersonY when they were sick because _ knew how to treat their symptoms.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX was suffering from severe symptoms that PersonY didn't have, because _ had caught the flu.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX was very worried about PersonY's symptoms so _ wanted them to go to the doctor.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX was worried  about the serious symptoms that were obviously affecting PersonY because _ he was having similar ones.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX's horse is being treated for symptoms she's been having by PersonY, so _ is a horse rider.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: PersonX's symptoms have returned, so he goes to visit PersonY at the hospital because _ is sick.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: The doctor showed that PersonX had symptoms of the disease while PersonY was fine. _ was ill.


Input: Context Word: symptoms.

Output: The symptoms of PersonX were explained to him by PersonY due to _ being the patient.


Input: Context Word: turnips.

Output: PersonX wants to grow turnips so she asks her friend PersonY for an advice, because _ needs help.


Input: Context Word: snakes.

Output: PersonX camped outdoors less than PersonY because _ was much more scared being around snakes.


Input: Context Word: snakes.

Output: PersonX was afraid of snakes while PersonY loved them, so _ screamed when he found one crawling up his leg.


Input: Context Word: snakes.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY get over their fear of snakes, so _ gave them a snake to hold.


Input: Context Word: snakes.

Output: Pest control is important to PersonX but not to PersonY since _ thinks snakes are beneficial to the environment.


Input: Context Word: hero.

Output: PersonX is a writter and wants to create an epic hero so he asks for his role model PersonY's help, because _ wants to improve himself.


Input: Context Word: measuring.

Output: Measuring the room for remodeling suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ found numbers easy to understand.


Input: Context Word: measuring.

Output: PersonX did not spend a lot of time measuring their construction like PersonY so _ had a crooked house.


Input: Context Word: measuring.

Output: PersonX was more adept at measuring surfaces than PersonY because _ was a trained professional.


Input: Context Word: sad.

Output: PersonX was so sad, while PersonY seemed calm, because _ had suffered a real family tragedy.


Input: Context Word: sad.

Output: PersonX was very sad unlike PersonY, because nobody showed up to _ birthday party on Saturday.


Input: Context Word: sad.

Output: When PersonX found out their favorite club had closed they were sad but not PersonY because that was _ most favored place to spend a night out.


Input: Context Word: heat.

Output: PersonX has a much harder time managing the heat than PersonY because _ lives in Russia.


Input: Context Word: heat.

Output: PersonX hated the heat, but PersonY loved it, so _ was miserable when they went on vacation in Africa.


Input: Context Word: heat.

Output: PersonX is a great musician and PersonY is a famous actor,  _ uses heat of the moment and for performing music.


Input: Context Word: heat.

Output: PersonX was fed up with the heat, and PersonY loved it, but _ was far more comfortable in cool climates.


Input: Context Word: heat.

Output: PersonX went to heat up tea for PersonY, and _ was thanked for the beverage.


Input: Context Word: Soft.

Output: The soft yellow coat suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was allergic to wool.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output: PersonX acted like a child while PersonY acted like an adult because _ was constantly throwing fits.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output: PersonX constantly warned PersonY about talking to strange adults because _ was weary of strangers.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output: PersonX was able to sign the business contract on behalf of PersonY, because _ was legally an adult.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output: The parent prefer PersonX to talk to the adults and not PersonY because _ is respectful.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX bought a cool leather jacket for PersonY, so _ could get credit for making them cool.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX enjoyed wearing leather but not PersonY because _ thought it was okay to wear animal skin.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX is repairing PersonY's cracked leather, because _ knows how to do it extremely well.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX opened a leather tanning company and invited PersonY to come work with him because  _ needed the money.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX wanted to give PersonY a leather book but _ personally hated it so much.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX was a huge animal rights activist but PersonY couldn't care less so _ hated leather.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX was a much more fashionable individual than PersonY although _ did not like leather purses.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: PersonX wore some tight leather pants that PersonY really liked, because _ was very attractive in them.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: Shopping for sofas was difficult as PersonX wanted leather but PersonY wanted fabric. _ loved the smell of leather.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output: The leather jacket of PersonX looked older than PersonY's because _ had a vintage leather jacket.


Input: Context Word: Raise Pigs.

Output: PersonX suggested PersonY raise pigs for slaughter so they could eat all year long and _ agreed to do so.


Input: Context Word: bloodstain.

Output: PersonX needed the help of PersonY covering up the bloodstain, because _ had never commited a crime before.


Input: Context Word: suspicion.

Output: Everybody thought PersonX would look upon PersonY with suspicion because _ was suspicious of others.


Input: Context Word: snails.

Output: PersonX needed help in the yard because there were too many snails. PersonY recommended a snail killing pellet but _ thought that was cruel.


Input: Context Word: sewed.

Output: For PersonX's Birthday, PersonY sewed her a new pillow case with bambi on it because _ is a kid.


Input: Context Word: sewed.

Output: PersonX gladly sewed the living room curtains for PersonY, because _ is a great seamstress.


Input: Context Word: 10 pounds.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help to lose 10 pounds because _ was too fat and diabetic.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: California is home to PersonX, but PersonY calls Illinois home, so _ has warm winters.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: California is where PersonX calls home, wheras it's New York for PersonY due to _ loving the West coast.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: Moving to California was a dream for PersonX while PersonY preferred New York. _ liked the beach and sunshine.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: PersonX is excited to visit PersonY in California because _ has never been to the state.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: PersonX laughed at the idea of PersonY going to California, because _ lived there and absolutely hated it.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: PersonX said goodbye to PersonY, his best friend who was going to California to star in a movie, and _ was very sad.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: PersonX travelled to sunny California to meet PersonY because _ had always wanted to visit a warm region.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: PersonX wanted to live around celebrities, but PersonY who lived around them did not. _ moved to California.


Input: Context Word: California.

Output: PersonX's house is in California, and PersonY lives in Alabama, so it is allowed for _ to smoke weed.


Input: Context Word: retire.

Output: PersonX was ready to retire but PersonY was not able to yet because _ was old.


Input: Context Word: retire.

Output: PersonX was scheduled to retire from their position at the company before PersonY because _ was older.


Input: Context Word: retire.

Output: PersonX will be able to retire a lot earlier than PersonY because _ is further along in their career.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output: During recess, PersonX would play in the sandbox with their friends unlike PersonY because _ social.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output: PersonX is changing the sand in a pool filter for PersonY, because _ is a good friend.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output: PersonX loved the feel of sand between their toes but PersonY didn't. _ took their shoes off at the beach.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output: PersonX went to the beach to play in the sand while PersonY stayed home, and _ enjoyed the ocean all day.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output: The bits of sand in clam chowder bothered PersonX, but it didn't bother PersonY because _ didn't understand that the sand means that it's fresh.


Input: Context Word: discipline a one year old.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help to discipline a one year old because _ worked with children.


Input: Context Word: bad news.

Output: PersonX hesitated to give her upset friend PersonY the bad news, because _ was nervous.


Input: Context Word: bad news.

Output: PersonX recently received bad news, while PersonY got some good news, so _ likely had a family member die from cancer.


Input: Context Word: eating disorder.

Output: PersonX had an eating disorder but PersonY was normal. _ had to visit a doctor to be helped.


Input: Context Word: eating disorder.

Output: Since PersonX has an eating disorder and PersonY does not, _ is uncomfortable with her weight and her body's appearance.


Input: Context Word: reports.

Output: The reports PersonX delivered last week were more detailed than the ones PersonY presented  because _  is more career orientated.


Input: Context Word: investing.

Output: PersonX is new to investing so he asks his menthor PersonY for advices, because _ wants to learn investing.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX could prepare a brilliant casserole but PersonY could not because _ was an excellent cook.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX did not mind if it took them a while to prepare a meal but PersonY did because _ was very meticulous.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX had to prepare a fancy dinner for PersonY, because _ had been hired as a chef.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX knew how to prepare for a hurricane unlike PersonY because _ lived near the coastal area.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX likes to prepare ahead of time and PersonY does not which is why _ is always ready for meetings.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX likes to prepare aromatic Indian food while PersonY doesn't because _ enjoys very spicy foods and complex flavors.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX likes to prepare dinner as soon as they get home from work and before PersonY is home. _ likes dinner done when he gets home.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX needed to prepare PersonY for the big news but _ forgot what it was.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: PersonX tried to prepare for the big fight against PersonY, so _ spent time training in the gym.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: To prepare for the test, PersonX asked PersonY for help. _ is an average student.


Input: Context Word: prepare.

Output: When it comes to cooking, PersonX takes more time to prepare food than PersonY because _ pay more attention to details.


Input: Context Word: Shoe.

Output: personx picked the best quality of shoe for persony celebration and _ do not regret it.


Input: Context Word: Shoe.

Output: personx threw a suede shoe at persony because _ could not find his last cookie from the tray.


Input: Context Word: newborn.

Output: PersonX gets a lot less sleep these days than PersonY because _ has a newborn at their home.


Input: Context Word: dumplings.

Output: PersonX is making dumplings with self rising flour for PersonY's birthday, because _ wants her to feel special.


Input: Context Word: creditworthy.

Output: PersonX tried hard to prove that he was creditworthy but PersonY knew that he was unreliable. _ had a history of missing payments and quitting jobs.


Input: Context Word: saxophone.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a saxophone because _ wanted to give the gift of music to his daughter.


Input: Context Word: saxophone.

Output: PersonX plugged their ears any time PersonY played the saxophone, because _ was sensitive to loud noises.


Input: Context Word: Shoes.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to shine his shoes, and so he did a good job. _ was impressed.


Input: Context Word: understanding.

Output: In times of crisis, PersonX is much less understanding than PersonY because _ is very quick tempered.


Input: Context Word: understanding.

Output: PersonX has trouble understanding academic work and PersonY does not which is why _ will be successful in college.


Input: Context Word: understanding.

Output: PersonX is full of understanding for middle age crisis PersonY is going through, because _ is her daughter.


Input: Context Word: understanding.

Output: PersonX's understanding of math isn't as good as PersonY's, so _ is more likely a student.


Input: Context Word: understanding.

Output: PersonX's understanding of the situation was much more clearer than PersonY because _ was involved.


Input: Context Word: microdermabrasion.

Output: PersonX is thinking about get a microdermabrasion procedure but not PersonY as _ has imperfect skin.


Input: Context Word: replacement.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to find a replacement part for the car because _ worked in the auto mall.


Input: Context Word: Vomiting.

Output: PersonX began vomiting all over PersonY at the party because of alcohol. _ had to dodge the vomit.


Input: Context Word: vitamin D.

Output: Outdoor exercise was important for PersonX but not to PersonY. _ always tried to get vitamin D from nature.


Input: Context Word: island.

Output: PersonX goes to the island every weekend unlike PersonY because _ lives a short ferry ride away.


Input: Context Word: island.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to a luxury island vacation. When she said no, _ felt disappointed.


Input: Context Word: island.

Output: PersonX loved to vacation on an island but PersonY didn't. _ took a trip to Jamaica.


Input: Context Word: island.

Output: PersonX was rescued by PersonY after being trapped on an island, so _ was thankful for them.


Input: Context Word: island.

Output: PersonX went to visit the island more often than PersonY because _ lived closer to the place.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the mold in the kitchen, but _ decided to hire it out instead.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX found mold and called a contractor to fix it. PersonY found mold and called no one. The contract went to _ house.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX had to remove a lot of mold from his house compared to PersonY, because _ lives in a humid area.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX is a public health expert, PersonY is not therefore _ would be better at explaining the dangers of mold.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX made sure to mold the wooden table well for PersonY's purchase because _ was a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX needed the help of PersonY to get rid of some mold because _ had never dealth with it before.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX really smells like mold, unlike PersonY because _ got caught in a down pour.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX removed the harmful mold from PersonY's wall because _ worked at a mold removal agency.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX stayed over with PersonY at their house because the home of _ was filled with mold.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX tried to clean the mold growth out of PersonY's house because _ didn't want them to get sicker.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX tried to mold PersonY in the type of person they wanted them to be, because _ was too controlling.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX was really upset with PersonY because _ kept telling to vent the bathroom when showering to stop the mold.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX's house has mold and asked PersonY if they could stay over because _ didn't want to get sick.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: PersonX's house is filled with mold, but PersonY doesn't have that issue. _ 's house is in disrepair.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: The black mold made PersonX sick but hardly affected PersonY , since _ was so susceptible to infection.


Input: Context Word: mold.

Output: The mold on the cheese grossed out PersonX while it didn't bother PersonY because _ doesn't like moldy cheese.


Input: Context Word: clean wood pallets.

Output: The teacher taught PersonX how to clean wood pallets but not PersonY because _ didn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: Hot toddies.

Output: Hot toddies helped PersonX get over the flu quickly, but PersonY stayed sick longer due to _ accepting the use of alcohol.


Input: Context Word: wealthy.

Output: Although PersonX worked harder and longer than PersonY, _ was a less wealthy person overall.


Input: Context Word: wealthy.

Output: PersonX was more wealthy than PersonY, so _ did not have to worry money, and retirement.


Input: Context Word: wealthy.

Output: PersonX was wealthy, so he bought PersonY a brand new car. _ felt very generous.


Input: Context Word: polo.

Output: PersonX washed a polo of PersonY and accidentally shrunk it, so _ apologized for doing so.


Input: Context Word: beat.

Output: PersonX dragged PersonY on the dance floor because _ danced well to the beat of the tune being played by the DJ.


Input: Context Word: Bull.

Output: At the sporting event on Friday, PersonX provoked the bull to charge at PersonY because _ was angry at him.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: PersonX believed rats were disease carriers but PersonY didn't so _ stayed away from the pet rat.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: PersonX had rats in there house but PersonY no longer did since _ still needed to have an exterminator visit.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: PersonX had to call the exterminator more often than PersonY because _ had more rats on their property.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY was terrified of rats in the house so _ went and set up traps.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: PersonX set up traps in order to catch rats for PersonY, because _ had traps from when their house was infested.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: PersonX's home is filled with rats, but PersonY has never had that problem, so _ is probably the filthier person.


Input: Context Word: rats.

Output: Rats infested PersonX's attic but not PersonY's because _ lived in a very old house.


Input: Context Word: cleverness.

Output: PersonX had always depended on her cleverness, PersonY just seemed to find it tiring, but _ did her best not to make herself obvious.


Input: Context Word: goth.

Output: PersonX had a soft spot for goth fashion, which PersonY wore, so _ was always nice to them.


Input: Context Word: habitat.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a fish tank for Christmas. _ gave help setting up the new habitat.


Input: Context Word: player.

Output: PersonX consistently got trounced by PersonY in tennis, because _ was just an inferior player .


Input: Context Word: player.

Output: PersonX is an avid tennis player but PersonY prefers swimming. They go shopping together, _ buys a new raquet.


Input: Context Word: player.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was a player, because _ saw him with lots of different girls at the same time.


Input: Context Word: player.

Output: PersonX was a much better jacks player than PersonY because _ had better hand eye coordination.


Input: Context Word: player.

Output: PersonX was considered more of a player than PersonY, because _ dated a lot of different women.


Input: Context Word: player.

Output: The player ran past PersonX but ran into PersonY, because he thought _ was harder to tackle.


Input: Context Word: push ups.

Output: PersonX can do a lot more push ups than PersonY due to _ being a skinny person.


Input: Context Word: push ups.

Output: PersonX can only do 10 push ups, while PersonY can do 50, so _ is a light weight lifter.


Input: Context Word: push ups.

Output: PersonX had stronger shoulders than PersonY because _ did a hundred push ups every day.


Input: Context Word: Saint Bernard.

Output: The Saint Bernard of PersonX acts up more than PersonY's because _ is never home to care for it.


Input: Context Word: jury duty.

Output: Being called for jury duty bothered PersonX but not PersonY, as _ felt it was a waste of their time.


Input: Context Word: Mouth burn.

Output: Eating ice suited PersonX, but not PersonY because _ had a mouth burn from her food.


Input: Context Word: imperfections in clothing.

Output: Imperfections in clothing are easy to spot for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ has excellent eyesight.


Input: Context Word: conjunctivitis.

Output: The eyes of PersonX were more red than the eyes of PersonY because _ had gotten conjunctivitis.


Input: Context Word: hook.

Output: Fishing was fun for PersonX but PersonY didn't like it. _ had never minded having to put bait and maggots onto the hook.


Input: Context Word: hook.

Output: The opera recording hooked PersonX right away but not PersonY because _ appreciated most forms of music.


Input: Context Word: hook.

Output: While at the fishing store, PersonX bought the tackle for PersonY because _ knows all about the proper hook and bait.


Input: Context Word: automated.

Output: PersonX asked for help from PersonY to build an automated system for housework. _ needed some guidance.


Input: Context Word: Trademark a Name.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows how to trademark a name, because _ doesn't know.


Input: Context Word: stock.

Output: PersonX invested into the stock market even though it was risky unlike PersonY, because _ is a risk taker.


Input: Context Word: stock.

Output: PersonX was shown how to trade stocks by PersonY since _ was quite inexperienced in the market.


Input: Context Word: stock.

Output: While PersonX was apprehensive about investing in the stock market, PersonY liked doing it because _ knew little about how stocks worked.


Input: Context Word: pinched nerve.

Output: Because of a pinched nerve in her elbow, PersonX went to see her doctor PersonY. _ got a prescription for physical therapy to help fix her elbow.


Input: Context Word: country.

Output: PersonX was a country boy but PersonY was a city slicker. _ used duct tape to fix everything.


Input: Context Word: graham cracker.

Output: Don't forget to get me a graham cracker PersonX reminds PersonY, _ enjoys eating graham crackers.


Input: Context Word: Small Claims Court.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help in small claims court, because _ had forgotten how to file.


Input: Context Word: Small Claims Court.

Output: PersonX sent the letter using certified mail with return receipt requested to PersonY, because _ is suing him in small claims court.


Input: Context Word: reflexes.

Output: PersonX plays basketball weekly unlike PersonY so _ had quicker reflexes getting the ball in a pickup game.


Input: Context Word: reflexes.

Output: So _ actually got avoided the basketball that was heading their way because PersonX has nice reflexes and PersonY don't.


Input: Context Word: Social Security Card.

Output: PersonX needed the help of PersonY to navigate getting their name changed on a social security card, so _ asked for help.


Input: Context Word: sale.

Output: PersonX had much more money than PersonY because _ had just hosted a very successful yard sale.


Input: Context Word: sale.

Output: PersonX was eager to make the big sale to PersonY , as _ needed the money that day.


Input: Context Word: sale.

Output: PersonX was eager to shop for clothes at the sale unlike PersonY because _ enjoyed shopping.


Input: Context Word: crop circles.

Output: PersonX thought the crop circles were mysterious while PersonY thought they were made by farmers because _ believed in aliens.


Input: Context Word: necklace.

Output: PersonX gave a necklace to PersonY for Valentines Day so _ could show how much they loved the other.


Input: Context Word: necklace.

Output: PersonX gave really nice and beautiful hand made button necklace to PersonY, which _ made herself.


Input: Context Word: hurricane.

Output: As the storm approached,  PersonX but not PersonY went to sit on the porch and watch because _ loved hurricanes.


Input: Context Word: hurricane.

Output: PersonX lived in a place where hurricanes were prevalent while PersonY did not, so _ sometimes needed to evacuate during hurricane season.


Input: Context Word: hurricane.

Output: Personx told PersonY they were worried about hurricanes where they live.  _ was inconsolable.


Input: Context Word: apple cider vinegar.

Output: The doctor recommended apple cider vinegar for health, but PersonX drank it more willingly than PersonY. _ loved the taste.


Input: Context Word: berries.

Output: PersonX dries a big batch of berries in the food dehydrator while PersonY bakes a cake, because _ doesn't know how to bake.


Input: Context Word: produced.

Output: PersonX's plays are better produced than PersonY's due to _ being in the business longer.


Input: Context Word: rose.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a single rose because _ wanted to ask the other out on a date.


Input: Context Word: rose.

Output: PersonX isn't able to pick fresh flowers every morning like PersonY can because _ doesn't have a rose garden.


Input: Context Word: rose.

Output: PersonX's rose garden doesn't look as nice as PersonY's because _ is a novice gardener.


Input: Context Word: confess.

Output: PersonX was prepared to confess to the crime but personY was not because _ was guilty.


Input: Context Word: arrows.

Output: The arrows from PersonX's bow hit PersonY square in the back, causing _ to whoop with success.


Input: Context Word: Crush.

Output: PersonX wanted to crush PersonY 's dreams of becoming a movie actor. _ was highly competitive.


Input: Context Word: Crush.

Output: PersonX was shy and had a crush on the very popular PersonY. _ was too scared to speak to them.


Input: Context Word: Crush.

Output: PersonX was the subject of a secret crush from PersonY. _ was unaware they had a secret admirer.


Input: Context Word: Crush.

Output: When opening up about their crushes, PersonX laughed at PersonY because _ remembered who their crush was.


Input: Context Word: Glockenspiel.

Output: PersonX can play the Glockenspiel, but PersonY doesn't like music at all, so _ is more creative.


Input: Context Word: cheeks.

Output: PersonX had redder cheeks than PersonY because _ had been out walking for a longer time.


Input: Context Word: jasmine.

Output: Drinking a cup of jasmine tea was the perfect way to wake up for PersonX, but not for PersonY, because _ loved the smell of it.


Input: Context Word: jasmine.

Output: While gardening, PersonX wanted to plant more jasmine than PersonY because _ liked the color purple.


Input: Context Word: self-centered.

Output: PersonX doesn't like PersonY because _ hates self-centered people with egos the size of Texas and an attitude.


Input: Context Word: ultrasound.

Output: PersonX gave a ultrasound to PersonY because _ was concerned about their patients comments about stomach pain.


Input: Context Word: blood pressure.

Output: High blood pressure is an issue for PersonX, while PersonY doesn't have that problem. _ leads a poor lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: blood pressure.

Output: PersonX went to see the PersonY and his blood pressure was through the roof, so _ was given a prescription.


Input: Context Word: blood pressure.

Output: PersonX's but not PersonY's blood pressure must be monitored closely because _ is somewhat overweight.


Input: Context Word: earthworms.

Output: PersonX hates earthworms more compared to PersonY because _ always steps on them when he gets the newspaper.


Input: Context Word: earthworms.

Output: PersonX was going fishing, but PersonY hated earthworms, so _ let him bring fake worms.


Input: Context Word: ACL.

Output: PersonX landed badly and thought they had an ACL injury but PersonY knew otherwise. _ didn't have a medical degree.


Input: Context Word: Talkative.

Output: personx wanted to be less talkative like persony but _ lived with other talkative like him.


Input: Context Word: show.

Output: PersonX reads the script that PersonY wrote for a TV show, but _ is critical of the script.


Input: Context Word: show.

Output: PersonX was watching a TV show while PersonY was reading, and _ continued to look at the screen.


Input: Context Word: show.

Output: The home of PersonX but not PersonY was broken into because _ liked to show visitors their valuable jewelry collection.


Input: Context Word: exams.

Output: PersonX failed their final exams while PersonY passed them, so _ needed to retake their classes in summer school.


Input: Context Word: exams.

Output: PersonX got bad grades on his exams while PersonY got straight A's, so their parents were disappointed with _ .


Input: Context Word: exams.

Output: PersonX is struggling with her exams and asks for help from PersonY, because _ wants to be more successful.


Input: Context Word: exams.

Output: PersonX was ready for exams that PersonY wasn't, because _ had studied hard for the test.


Input: Context Word: exams.

Output: When PersonX gave PersonY the answers for the upcoming exams, _ started to regret it.


Input: Context Word: silence.

Output: PersonX took as vow of silence for a day to stand against anti-LGBTQ bully and tried to convince PersonY to join her. _ failed to convince her to join in.


Input: Context Word: feed a rabbit greens.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to feed a rabbit greens because _ had rabbits as a kid.


Input: Context Word: underwater.

Output: PersonX is amazed at how well PersonY swims underwater, so _ asks for swimming lessons.


Input: Context Word: underwater.

Output: While PersonX dove deep underwater, PersonY stayed on the shore, and thus _ was quite wet.


Input: Context Word: Russian.

Output: PersonX interpreted the Russian speaker's sentiments during the speech for PersonY because _ was from Russia.


Input: Context Word: Russian.

Output: PersonX really likes to study Eastern European culture, but PersonY does not because _ is a Russian.


Input: Context Word: Russian.

Output: PersonX was Russian and PersonY was Chinese. _ really wanted to learn Chinese from him.


Input: Context Word: Russian.

Output: The wife of PersonX is Russian, but PersonY married an American because _ has always loved foreign women.


Input: Context Word: Russian.

Output: personx speaks a fluently in Russian than persony even though _ only lived in Russia for two years.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would be cut from the debate team because _ could not stand up to the pressure.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX doesn't want to take the blood pressure medication PersonY offers them, because _ doesn't think they need it.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX had low tire pressure and asked PersonY to fill the tires; when he said no, _ filled the tires.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX kept putting pressure on PersonY to do a better job, because _ was a boss.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX put pressure on PersonY to buckle down and study, because _ took his grades seriously.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX was not able to deal with the pressure of college as well as PersonY because _ did not study very hard in high school.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX was under a lot of pressure at work but PersonY found the job pleasant. _ found a different job.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX was under a lot of pressure at work but PersonY was not. _ hated reporting to work every day.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: PersonX was under pressure from PersonY to be intimate, but _ wasn't ready to go that far.


Input: Context Word: pressure.

Output: The pressure was too much for PersonX but not for PersonY , so _ dropped out of the contest.


Input: Context Word: Fixing.

Output: Fixing things has always been love for PersonX and PersonY appreciates that , and also _ to.


Input: Context Word: remarkable.

Output: PersonX had a more remarkable physique than PersonY because _ was always in the gym working out.


Input: Context Word: stone patio.

Output: PersonX liked cleaning the stone patio but not PersonY because _ is efficient at cleaning.


Input: Context Word: prevent swollen feet during pregnancy.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to prevent swollen feet during pregnancy at the visit because _ was pregnant.


Input: Context Word: fears.

Output: PersonX lived his life with no fears while PersonY had fears, because _ was strong minded and adventurous.


Input: Context Word: account.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what date she had closed the bank account, because _ she couldn't remember.


Input: Context Word: account.

Output: PersonX came in under budget on the project unlike PersonY, because _ managed to account for unforeseen risks.


Input: Context Word: account.

Output: PersonX understood the concept of opening a bank account easily, while PersonY struggled,and subsequently _ only took a few minutes to open an account.


Input: Context Word: account.

Output: PersonX was able to write checks from the account but not PersonY because _ had a checking account.


Input: Context Word: account.

Output: The YouTube account of PersonX was suspended by PersonY because _ was posting naughty things on the account.


Input: Context Word: account.

Output: The account of PersonX was closed by PersonY without warning. _ is likely to be the bank customer.


Input: Context Word: suit.

Output: PersonX didn't have a suit for the prom, so they borrowed one from PersonY, because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: songs.

Output: PersonX learned more songs on the piano than PersonY because _ was more talented musically.


Input: Context Word: songs.

Output: The songs written by PersonX aren't rated as highly as PersonY's. _ is a talentless songwriter.


Input: Context Word: termination.

Output: PersonX warned PersonY if they were late to work agian they would suffer termination, _ is the boss at the local factory.


Input: Context Word: termination.

Output: PersonX was a much more diligent worker than PersonY so _ was surprised at her termination.


Input: Context Word: fiber.

Output: PersonX exercised and ate a diet much higher in fiber than PersonY. _ felt this made them healthier.


Input: Context Word: fiber.

Output: PersonX told PersonY he wanted to add more fiber in his diet,  because _ said he frequently had bad bowel movements.


Input: Context Word: scan.

Output: PersonX was working on a history projec, and asked to scan PersonY's old family photos, because _ needed a copy of the photos.


Input: Context Word: sweating.

Output: Getting ready to go on to stage, PersonX was sweating whereas PersonY was whistling because _ was anxious.


Input: Context Word: sweating.

Output: PersonX was sweating heavily and PersonY was barely perspiring during their workout, _ wanted to stop.


Input: Context Word: sweating.

Output: PersonX worked out more than PersonY so it was no coincidence that _ sweating more daily.


Input: Context Word: hear.

Output: Able to hear a scurrying sound from below the sink, PersonX asked PersonY to check, as _ was terrified of seeing a mouse.


Input: Context Word: hear.

Output: PersonX was a bit hard of hearing so PersonY had to translate for them since _ was clinically deaf.


Input: Context Word: proprietor.

Output: Investing in a business suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was already a sole proprietor.


Input: Context Word: amateur.

Output: PersonX has lots of experience compared to PersonY who has none, so _ is not an amateur.


Input: Context Word: terrorist.

Output: PersonX suspected PersonY may be involved in terrorist activites so _ contacted the FBI to make a report.


Input: Context Word: diagnosed.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was down-trodden because _ had been diagnosed with cancer from smoking.


Input: Context Word: diagnosed.

Output: PersonX was diagnosed by PersonY with stage 2 lung cancer because _ was a smoker.


Input: Context Word: Sports Blog.

Output: PersonX visited PersonYs sports blog daily to rail on their commentary, but today _ decided to be nice.


Input: Context Word: stake.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was a vampire, so _ drove a stake through their heart to kill them.


Input: Context Word: fitness plan.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY with writing a fitness plan because _ was a success in the gym.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were trying out DIY face masks so _ suggested using yogurt for one of them.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX drinks a lot more yogurt than PersonY because the yogurt helps _ stomach issues.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY what flavor frozen yogurt she wanted, because _ had forgotten before reaching the counter.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX had to avoid eating the yogurt that PersonY enjoyed for breakfast, because _ was unable to digest dairy.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX needed to lose some weight but PersonY didn't, so _ ate yogurt instead of ice cream.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX wanted a bite of PersonY's blueberry yogurt so _ asked if she could have some.


Input: Context Word: yogurt.

Output: PersonX's yogurt tasted better than PersonY's because _ made their own starter for the yogurt.


Input: Context Word: panzerotti.

Output: The panzerotti that PersonX makes is tasty compared to PersonY's because _ is a chef.


Input: Context Word: Cactus Juice.

Output: In an effort to eat healthy, PersonX attempted to get PersonY on board when _ got rid of the unhealthy stuff in the house and replaced it with cactus juice.


Input: Context Word: retailers.

Output: PersonX had to go to many retailers to buy their supplies but not PersonY because _ lived in a town with small stores.


Input: Context Word: eager.

Output: The man was very eager to meet PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a famous actor.


Input: Context Word: note.

Output: It was necessary for PersonX to write a note to remind themselves to do their homework but not for PersonY because _ had a poor memory.


Input: Context Word: note.

Output: PersonX decides to leave a note for PersonY, because _ is uneasy about speaking in person.


Input: Context Word: note.

Output: PersonX is a better note taker than PersonY because _ has clear and concise handwriting.


Input: Context Word: note.

Output: PersonX was grateful to PersonY for doing her work, before _ writing her a thank you note.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: Chopping wood suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of knowledge about starting a fire.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: Chopping wood to make a fire was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a sharp ax.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them how to make wood furniture, because _ was unskilled in this craft.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY wood for the campfire since _ had extra wood needed for cooking at the campsite.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX likes the look of wood for their floors but PersonY does not. _ has wood floors in their house.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX needed more wood this winter than PersonY because _ used all of it last year.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX needs to clean a petrified wood and asks for PersonY's help, because _ can't do it alone.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX offered to teach PersonY how to work with wood because _ was a professional carpenter.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX stared disbelieving at the new wood chair PersonY had dropped paint on because was _ upset.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: PersonX took PersonY to a wood shack in the mountains, because _ was a kidnapper trying to hide.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: The home improvement store employee ignored PersonX and helped PersonY because _ was not in the wood department.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: The wood that PersonX bought for his floor was cheaper than that of PersonY because _ couldn't afford better.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: Using a wood router to make door frames was done only by PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked using electric tools.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: When it came to cutting the fire wood, PersonX let PersonY do it, because _ didn't know how to use an axe.


Input: Context Word: wood.

Output: Wood shop was PersonX's favorite subject while PersonY loved math because _ was good with his hands.


Input: Context Word: sleeping better.

Output: Sleeping better would help PersonX do better in the class PersonY teaches on the weekends, _ goes to class every weekend.


Input: Context Word: weight loss.

Output: PersonX made their weight loss goal before PersonY, because _ only ate a healthy diet.


Input: Context Word: weight loss.

Output: Weight loss came easy for PersonX but was difficult for PersonY, as _ walked everywhere instead of driving.


Input: Context Word: transgender.

Output: Being transgender suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had always wanted to be a woman.


Input: Context Word: transgender.

Output: PersonX thought being transgender was a mental illness but PersonY though it was acceptable. _ believed in science very much.


Input: Context Word: transgender.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY transition to male because _ wanted to help their transgender friend.


Input: Context Word: MCAT.

Output: PersonX studied hard for their MCAT test but PersonY goofed off instead, so _ got a passing grade on the test.


Input: Context Word: perfect.

Output: Everything had to be perfect for PersonX , while PersonY was more laid back, since _ had impossible standards.


Input: Context Word: perfect.

Output: Investing in the company is perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _  has a lot of knowledge in that area.


Input: Context Word: perfect.

Output: PersonX thought they were totally perfect in every way, but PersonY disagreed, because _ was a narcissist.