Input: Context Word: chemical.

Output: The chemicals PersonX used were stronger than the ones PersonY used because _ needed dangerous ones.


Input: Context Word: chemical.

Output: Writing complicated chemical formulas was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ had never worked in a laboratory.


Input: Context Word: Meditation.

Output: Meditation is slowly helping PersonX who is a teacher, after _ panic attack according to PersonY.


Input: Context Word: Meditation.

Output: Talking to personx regularly improves persony meditation because _ has more control over his situation.


Input: Context Word: poultry.

Output: PersonX threw up after dinner at the restaurant but not PersonY because _ ordered a tainted poultry entree.


Input: Context Word: stencil.

Output: PersonX used a stencil on their presentation lettering but PersonY did not. _ had a very neat looking presentation.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX asks PersonY what she thinks about tongue piercings in general, because _ wants another opinion.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX burnt his tongue at breakfast, while PersonY was fine, because _ drank hot coffee.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX found their tongue very useful but PersonY found their's less useful because _ was very verbose.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is not therefore _ knows a great deal about the human tongue.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX pierced the tongue of PersonY because _ had their's done during the previous summer.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX was more likely to burn her tongue than PersonY, because _ didn't wait for her food to cool down before eating it.


Input: Context Word: tongue.

Output: PersonX's tongue is swollen, while PersonY's looks just fine. _ is more likely to be sick.


Input: Context Word: blushed.

Output: PersonX blushed when PersonY began talking to them at the party because _ was very shy.


Input: Context Word: Star.

Output: PersonX was the star of the show even though PersonY was the intended star, because _ was that charismatic.


Input: Context Word: wardrobe.

Output: PersonX went to the store to buy a bigger wardrobe unlike PersonY because _ old one was full.


Input: Context Word: wardrobe.

Output: PersonX's wardrobe never looks as good as PersonY's wardrobe as _ hates to go shopping.


Input: Context Word: Pictures.

Output: PersonX took a lot of Polaroid pictures on their vacation while PersonY took plenty of videos. _ gave their family a photo album of their trip.


Input: Context Word: cafeteria.

Output: PersonX offered to sit next to PersonY in the cafeteria during lunch because _ was friendly.


Input: Context Word: nocturnal.

Output: PersonX had a very nocturnal schedule but PersonY was a morning person. _ usually slept until noon.


Input: Context Word: nocturnal.

Output: PersonX was nocturnal while PersonY was diurnal so _ preferred to stay out late at night.


Input: Context Word: to wash the clothes less.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to wash the clothes less because _ was tired of seeing clothes looking faded.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: Learning how to play chess was exciting for PersonX but not PersonY because _ embraced a challenge.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX beats PersonY at chess on a daily basis because _ is providing knowledge of the game.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX declined when asked by PersonY to play a game of chess because _ liked to play zombie games.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX learned chess slower than PersonY did because _ thought the game was really boring.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX teached PersonY how to improve in playing chess, because _ was known to play better.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX thoroughly studied how to play chess because PersonY challenged _ to a chess match.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX threw a fit when PersonY demolished her in chess, as _ was jealous of her talents.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX was a master at chess but PersonY was a novice. _ had learnt how to play as a young child.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX was good at chess, but PersonY was better, so _ ended up coming in second place.


Input: Context Word: chess.

Output: PersonX was more experienced than PersonY at chess, so it was no surprise when _ won.


Input: Context Word: slide.

Output: The line for the water slide was long, and PersonX was up next until PersonY cut. _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: rear view camera.

Output: PersonX enjoyed using the car's rear view camera more than PersonY.  _ was technology savvy.


Input: Context Word: invited.

Output: PersonX was invited to go to PersonY's home for dinner next week so _ is attending it.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them milk their cow because _ had a hard time doing it alone.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output: PersonX had a pig while PersonY had a cow so _ thought mines smaller so its better.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output: PersonX has never milked a cow, but PersonY does it every day, so _ is probably not a farmer.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output: PersonX shows PersonY how to milk a cow since _ knows how to deal with a cattle.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output: PersonX was better suited to milking the cow that PersonY because _ had grown up on a farm.


Input: Context Word: dancer.

Output: PersonX was a very skilled dancer but PersonY was not very skilled. _ put on a great dance show.


Input: Context Word: dancer.

Output: The dancer smiled at PersonX and not at PersonY because the dancer knew _ really liked her.


Input: Context Word: stargazing.

Output: PersonX didn't enjoy stargazing like PersonY because _ lived in an area with smoggy air.


Input: Context Word: Moss.

Output: PersonX noticed PersonY's bench was covered in moss so _ offered to help clean it.


Input: Context Word: reserved.

Output: PersonX was invited to more parties than PersonY because _ was not very quiet or reserved.


Input: Context Word: Stage.

Output: personx performs better on stage whenever persony is on the stage with him and it could be said that _ has his strength from him.


Input: Context Word: Birthday.

Output: PersonX cherished each birthday they had while PersonY dreaded their birthday every year. _ was majorly thrilled at their surprise birthday party.


Input: Context Word: Birthday.

Output: PersonX gave a framed picture as a gift to PersonY because _ was invited to her birthday party.


Input: Context Word: antacids.

Output: PersonX had acid reflux disease but PersonY didn't suffer from it. _ had to take antacids very often for heartburn.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output: PersonX became very ill with pneumonia, so PersonY made him some soup; then _ finally fell asleep.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output: PersonX had a stronger immune system than PersonY , so _ avoided getting pneumonia that year.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output: PersonX had to visit the doctor while PersonY did not, because _ had come down with pneumonia.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output: PersonX was recovering from pneumonia over the weekend with the help of PersonY. _ was grateful.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output: Since PersonX had pneumonia and PersonY did not, _ had to stay home and rest all day long.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output: The doctor PersonX told PersonY to do breathing exercises to strengthen her lungs after she caught pneumonia. _ also prescribed her antibiotics.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: After seeing the missing poster PersonX realized they had found personY's dog so _ was given a reward.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: At PersonX house you will find a pet dog at PersonY house you wiil find a ant-farm, _ likes pet mammals.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Because PersonX had been bitten by a dog but PersonY had good experiences around dogs, _ was scared of dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Because PersonX owned a cat while PersonY owned a dog, _ needed to buy catnip.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Because the dog was trained by PersonX and not PersonY, _ was followed by the dog far more frequently.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Dogs seem to like PersonX and not PersonY because _ has a friendly disposition and is very gentle with them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: It was a good idea to take PersonX but not PersonY to the dog park because _ loved dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: On a sunny day in the park, PersonX told PersonY _ hoped not to encounter a dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX 's dog got sick, so PersonY gave him a cure because _ was the pet owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX always boasted about their dog but PersonY did not. _ had a pedigree dog. Both loved their dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them catch their dog because _ couldn't run very fast.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to take their dog for a walk because _ needed to work.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to walk their dog and wash the dirty dishes because _ was late for work.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what park the dog liked to go to, because _ he could not remember.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a dog for their birthday because _ knows they will take good care of it.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX brought their dog to the park and PersonY went alone, and _ walked their dog along the path.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX doesn't own a dog, but PersonY has three. This is because _ dislikes animals.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX gave advice about a good diet for a dog to PersonY because _ was a vet.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX got a new pet dog for his birthday but not PersonY because _ really likes animals.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX got a new puppy from the animal shelter, but PersonY got a cat instead, because _ loved dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX got about with a seeing-eye dog but PersonY did not because _ was blind.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX had a dog that was always barking at PersonY which made _ proud of the dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX had always loved dogs but PersonY was a cat person, as _ was bitten by a cat as a child.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX had dog that was well behaved but PersonY had a rowdy dog. _ had taken their dog to a trainer for behavior lessons.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX has a few dogs running around their house while PersonY has no pets.  _ loves animals.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX has a golden retriever and PersonY is allergic to dogs, _ took his dog to the park.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX has recently adopted a blind dog from PersonY and now needs help, because _ she has never had a dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a dog and needs help from PersonY selecting the bed, because _ has never before owned a dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX helped out PersonY groom the dog because _ was very experienced with dog care.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX hired a trainer named PersonY to help with his new dog, but _ found his dominance methods unappealing.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX is always the one picking up dog poop in the yard while PersonY is sleeping, as _ is proud.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX is helping PersonY to choose a female dog for a dog breeding, because _ is a dog trainer.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX is trying to make PersonY's wiener dog happy, because _ is left alone with it.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY didn't like cats at all, so _ brought an orphaned dog to take care of.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX left their dog and cat with PersonY because they trusted them and _ was going on vacation.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX liked a calmer dog while PersonY favored an energetic dog. _ rescued an aging dog from the animal shelter.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX liked playing with PersonY's dog and _ was shocked when the dog rolled over and played dead.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX likes to have a dog as pet but PersonY does not. _ adopts a dog from the shelter.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX lived in a rougher part of town than PersonY, so _ trained their dog as a guard dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX looked all over the neighborhood for their missing dog until PersonY called and _ got their dog back.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX loved to pet a dog but PersonY was allergic. _ petted dogs every chance they got.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY's dog wasn't eating, so _ suggested mixing wet dog food with dry food.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX offered to walk PersonY's dog every day for a week, because _ needed some extra money.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX only likes dogs for pets while PersonY only likes cats, so _ went to buy a new puppy.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX owned a cat and PersonY owned a dog, so _ never played fetch with her pet.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX owned a dog while PersonY owned a snake, and _ fed their pet dog food.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX paid PersonY to board the family dog at the kennel for a week, because _ was going on vacation.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX paid PersonY to wash their large dog today because _ was busy all day.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX really like dogs but PersonY is allergic to them. _ petted the cute puppy.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX spent less on dog food than PersonY because _ had a puppy dog at their house.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to train the new dog because _ was an animal trainer.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX thought the dog was stinky while PersonY seemed to not mind because _ has a sensitive nose.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX took their new puppy to the office of PersonY to get vaccinated, because _ was a responsible dog veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX wanted a dog and PersonY does not because _ is a warm and happy person.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX wanted a dog for their birthday from PersonY but _ was sure they wouldn't give it to them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy PersonY a dog because _ loved to take care of them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX wanted to protect their dog this summer so they asked PersonY for advice because _ had never had a dog before.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX wanted to walk a dog but PersonY did not because _ was naturally energetic.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was afraid of PersonY's big dog so _ decided not to walk by the dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was allergic to dogs while PersonY loved them, so _ did not own any dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was always treated like a dog by PersonY, so people looked upon _ with sympathy.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was out walking their dog when they ran into PersonY who they did not like very well, so _ scared them with the dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was petting the dog while PersonY was shouting at it, so the dog licked _ hand.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was rather forgetful compared to PersonY, so _ forgot to feed their dog this morning.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX was the person who fed PersonY's dog after dinner so  _ didn't have to.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY's house to play with the new dog, but there was no answer. _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX's dog is dangerous and she asked PersonY to train her dog, because _ is not good with dog training.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX's dog ran out of the house, and PersonY caught the dog, so _ felt very grateful.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: PersonX's service dog has been bothering PersonY at the coffee shop, so _ apologizes profusely.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Personx kicked at the dog while PersonY gave it a treat. The dog growled at _ the rest of the day.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: So _ brought the dog because PersonX wanted a pet and PersonY needed to get rid of one.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The cute little dog was the one PersonX gave PersonY after _ found out he was allergic to dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog at the dog park ran up to PersonX before PersonY because he could sense that _ was afraid of dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog felt comfortable going on a walk with PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very angry.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog hated PersonX but loved PersonY, so _ started bringing the dog treats to change its mind.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog licked PersonX on the face rather than PersonY because _ was always nice to him.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog liked PersonX but it didn't like PersonY very much because _ always fed it.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog of PersonX goes on few walks, while PersonY always takes his dog walking, so _ is an irresponsible dog owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog of PersonX is sick, but PersonY's is healthy and just fine. _ 's dog got into some chocolate.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog of PersonX is sick, but PersonY's is not because _ let his dog eat chocolate.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog of PersonX likes to go for walks and swim, but PersonY's just lays around. _ 's dog is probably young.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog of PersonX needs a ramp, but PersonY's can still jump well. _ 's dog is closer to death.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog of PersonX was taller than the dog of PersonY because the dog of _ was several years older.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog off PersonX behaved far better than the cat of PersonY because _ disciplined the cat often.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog ran past PersonX and up to PersonY because _ was holding the dog's ball.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog ran up to PersonX and licked them instead of PersonY because _ was the owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog ran up to PersonX and past PersonY because _ had a dog treat.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog ran up to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a treat for the animal.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog ran up to PersonX instead of PersonY because _ had a frisbee and a few treats in his hands.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: The dog wagged it's tail at PersonX but not at PersonY, because _ had played with it before.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: They were scared of PersonX's dog but they thought that PersonY's dog is cute. The dog of _ was so large.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Volunteering at the animal shelter was a good opportunity for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was in love with dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: Walking a dog is one of PersonX's job duties but not PersonY because _ is a dog person.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: While at the pet store PersonX was excited to get the dog more than PersonY because _ loved dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output: personx room has a strong dog odor because unlike persony because _ air freshener just finished.


Input: Context Word: document.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to read the small print in the document since _ had poor vision.


Input: Context Word: document.

Output: The document was given to PersonX to work on and not PersonY because _ had more experience.


Input: Context Word: abandoned houses.

Output: PersonX liked to play in abandoned houses with PersonY because _ could pretend it was haunted.


Input: Context Word: underground.

Output: In the underground, PersonX rode further on the subway than PersonY because _ doesn't get sick on the ride.


Input: Context Word: Tie a Windsor Knot.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows how to tie a windsor knot, because _ had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: Coughing.

Output: At the event, PersonX kept coughing over PersonY 's speech because _ was very bored by it.


Input: Context Word: slowly.

Output: PersonX slowly wormed their way into the life of PersonY, because _ was good and manipulating people.


Input: Context Word: slowly.

Output: PersonX was always in the lunch line before PersonY because _ walked quickly instead of slowly.


Input: Context Word: dribbling.

Output: PersonX is better at dribbling a basketball than PersonY because _ practices his skill everyday.


Input: Context Word: dribbling.

Output: PersonX was dribbling around the court much quicker than PersonY because _ is lighter on the feet.


Input: Context Word: guidance.

Output: PersonX gave wise guidance to PersonY, and thanks to _ and their help, they ended up having a really good life.


Input: Context Word: guidance.

Output: PersonX provided lots of valuable guidance to PersonY, after _ decided it was time to teach some tips.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: Anxiety is difficult for PersonX while PersonY is a social butterfly. _ hates going to parties.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: Because of their anxiety, PersonX would not talk in front of crowds like PersonY would, therefore _ was shy.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX attempted to help PersonY with their anxiety when _ showed them the facts surrounding anxiety medications.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX diagnosed PersonY with anxiety and despression so _ spent the afternoon answering questions about treatment.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX experienced a great deal of anxiety before exams but PersonY did not because _ was naturally nervous.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX had great anxiety about meeting PersonY in person, so _ decided not to go meet her.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX had high anxiety about a visit from PersonY, so _ breathed deeply to relax.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX has a lot more anxiety in his life than PersonY because _ had a rough childhood.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX has an anxiety disorder and PersonY does not, so _ takes medication for it.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX is experiencing a lot of anxiety about fitting in with PersonY's friends at school, because _ has trouble with social skills.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY had a lot of social anxiety. _ knew to give him a lot of personal space.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY because _ was experiencing a lot of anxiety about the situation.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX recommended that PersonY do Yoga to help with their anxiety, and _ was told that they agreed to start on Friday.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX suffered from extremely bad anxiety. PersonY did not suffer from anxiety. _ was very stressed.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX suffered from the intense anxiety that PersonY would leave them, because _ was needy.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX suffers greatly from anxiety but PersonY does not. _ had to make an appointment with a psychologist.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX was afraid of the dark, while PersonY was not, so _ 's anxiety was made worse by the blackout.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX was filled with anxiety when PersonY showed up, because _ spent years being bullied by them.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX was in a troubled spot in life unlike PersonY because _ had so much anxiety built up.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: PersonX's anxiety has been, so she goes to visit PersonY, due to _ being in need of a therapist.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: Since PersonX suffered anxiety more readily than PersonY, _ decided to be the passenger while going over the bridge.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: Small problems caused PersonX to experience more anxiety than PersonY, because _ had a nervous personality.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: The anxiety of PersonX is really bad, so PersonY tries to be comforting, but _ is still anxious.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: To help get over their anxiety, PersonX took PersonY to the bar for karaoke night. _ had a fun time singing.


Input: Context Word: anxiety.

Output: While PersonX was having an anxiety attack, PersonY took on the mantle to help because _ was in a bad place now.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: On the airplane, PersonX coughs right onto PersonY who's sitting next to him. _ is embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: PersonX asked her mother PersonY to take her to the doctor for her cough. _ rode in the back and coughed all the way to the appointment.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: PersonX currently has a bad cough, but PersonY doesn't have one, so _ is the smoker.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: PersonX had a bad cough so PersonY stayed far away from her which made _ feel upset.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: PersonX's cough has been around a while, but PersonY doesn't have one, so _ is clearly sick.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: The cough of PersonX is very bad, so PersonY recommends Nyquil. _ is the sick person.


Input: Context Word: cough.

Output: The emergency room doctor saw PersonX before PersonY because _ had a fever along with a bad cough.


Input: Context Word: apples.

Output: Apples bother the teeth of PersonX, but PersonY can eat them just fine. Therefore, _ might have braces.


Input: Context Word: apples.

Output: At the orchard, PersonX picked more apples than PersonY, because _ picked apples very quickly.


Input: Context Word: apples.

Output: PersonX used all the apples she had to make a pie for PersonY, because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: moving.

Output: Because PersonX was being helped with moving by PersonY, _ was feeling very appreciative when the help was offered.


Input: Context Word: moving.

Output: PersonX assists PersonY with her big moving day, which makes _ a really great friend.


Input: Context Word: moving.

Output: PersonX dreaded moving across the country but PersonY was looking forward to it, because _ had a cautious personality.


Input: Context Word: moving.

Output: PersonX had an easier time than PersonY moving from their home because _ had a smaller house.


Input: Context Word: moving.

Output: PersonX likes to keep moving whilst PersonY likes to stay still because _ is restless.


Input: Context Word: moving.

Output: PersonX was moving up in the standings, passing PersonY, because _   was diligent about training.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: After PersonX started dating PersonY's former girlfriend, _ tried to down play the new relationship.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: Dating is harder for PersonX than it is for PersonY. _ must be the more awkward man.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: Dating was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY, _ as was very shy and reserved around strangers.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: On the night of prom, PersonX wanted to impress PersonY because _ was dating his daughter.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: People were seriously interested in dating PersonX instead of PersonY because _ was very outgoing.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: PersonX broke up with PersonY after they started dating because _ was not in love with them.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: PersonX decided to stop dating PersonY after three dates, because _ was always getting bored.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: PersonX didn't find themselves dating as many people as PersonY because _ was a shy person.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: PersonX is relieved to not be dating any longer but not PersonY because _ is a married man.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: PersonX was dating in a relationship while PersonY was single, and _ always went out on Friday night.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: PersonX's life includes dating still, but PersonY doesn't need to do that anymore. That's because _ is single.


Input: Context Word: dating.

Output: When PersonX started dating PersonY they went to Mexican restaurants because _ could speak Spanish.


Input: Context Word: to become an image consultant.

Output: PersonX wanted to become an image consultant and PersonY did not because _ really enjoyed working with people.


Input: Context Word: faints.

Output: PersonX faints when she sees the blood on the clothing, but PersonY does not, because _ is scared of blood.


Input: Context Word: drugs.

Output: Getting high on illegal drugs was something PersonX liked to do but not PersonY because _ had an addictive personality.


Input: Context Word: drugs.

Output: PersonX prescribed drugs to PersonY for their anxiety because _ felt it would help them with metal stability.


Input: Context Word: drugs.

Output: PersonX was much more unhealthy than PersonY was because _ used a lot of illegal drugs.


Input: Context Word: diamond ring.

Output: PersonX had much more money than PersonY so _ bought the diamond ring in the shop.


Input: Context Word: travel itinerary.

Output: PersonX planned the perfect travel itinerary for her boss, PersonY, on her business trip to London. _ was excited to see London in her free time.


Input: Context Word: paintings.

Output: Because PersonX was an history major while PersonY majored in art, _ decided to skip seeing the paintings.


Input: Context Word: paintings.

Output: PersonX decided to buy the paintings for PersonY, and _ was broke because of the purchase.


Input: Context Word: paintings.

Output: The paintings on PersonX 's wall were not made by her but bought from PersonY , as _ was a deficient artist.


Input: Context Word: Iris.

Output: PersonX thought that the iris was a pretty flower but PersonY didn't. _ planted a garden with irises.


Input: Context Word: pile.

Output: PersonX had a pile of books and things all over the room unlike PersonY, because _ is a sloppy person.


Input: Context Word: car accident.

Output: After the car accident, PersonX visits PersonY to speak due to _ being the car owner.


Input: Context Word: car accident.

Output: PersonX apologized to PersonY after the collision because _ caused the car accident that morning.


Input: Context Word: car accident.

Output: PersonX has to go to rehab after the car accident, but PersonY walked away fine. _ was injured.


Input: Context Word: gin rummy.

Output: After dinner, PersonX wants to play gin rummy, but PersonY votes for Scrabble. Overall, _ prefers card games.


Input: Context Word: file.

Output: PersonX couldn't find the file in the cabinet but PersonY did because _ was looking in the wrong cabinet.


Input: Context Word: file.

Output: PersonX didn't keep a file system of their bills like PersonY. _ was very disorganized.


Input: Context Word: file.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY the wrong information about the computer file, so _ got in trouble with his boss.


Input: Context Word: file.

Output: PersonX uses Kickasstorrents, PersonY doesn't therefor _ can tell you how to file share on Kickasstorrents.


Input: Context Word: hideout.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was tracked down by police because _ did not make it to the hideout.


Input: Context Word: diseases.

Output: PersonX took more medicines than PersonY did because _ was suffering from many more diseases.


Input: Context Word: scrapbook.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a scrapbook for their birthday, later on _ gave them a cake too.


Input: Context Word: scrapbook.

Output: PersonX kept a scrapbook of all their old photos but PersonY just threw all their out. _ was able to share their memories with their family.


Input: Context Word: scrapbook.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn how to scrapbook but PersonY wasn’t interested because _ enjoys doing crafts.


Input: Context Word: scrapbook.

Output: PersonX wanted to start a scrapbook for PersonY because _ wanted to give her memories.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: Acting comes easily to PersonX, but PersonY has had to take classes, which means _ is a natural.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: Acting suits PersonX very well but not PersonY because _ is a very outspoken person.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: PersonX aced the acting audition for the film while PersonY flopped because _ was a better actor.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: PersonX did a worse job in the acting class than PersonY because _ was a shy person.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: PersonX signed up for an improv group while PersonY did not, because _ had always really enjoyed acting.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: PersonX was much better at acting like a guy than PersonY because _ grew up a tomboy.


Input: Context Word: acting.

Output: When PersonX wanted to pursue acting, PersonY started laughing, because _ was a terrible actor.


Input: Context Word: stole.

Output: PersonX got in more trouble than PersonY did because _ stole more things from the store.


Input: Context Word: stole.

Output: PersonX stole from PersonY but he forgave him for what he did, _ is a bad friend.


Input: Context Word: pretend.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to pretend to be a cowboy than PersonY because _ had a good imagination.


Input: Context Word: pretend.

Output: PersonX is better at playing pretend with kids than PersonY because _ is a more creative person.


Input: Context Word: pretend.

Output: PersonX pretended to know the answer to the question that PersonY asked, because _ was attempting to conceal their involvement in the crime.


Input: Context Word: stitch.

Output: PersonX learned to stitch but not PersonY because _ had a jacket with many holes.


Input: Context Word: cauliflower.

Output: Growing cauliflower is easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: cauliflower.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of cauliflower and broccoli but PersonY did not as _ was very healthy.


Input: Context Word: cauliflower.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of cauliflower and other vegetables but PersonY did not as _ was very healthy.


Input: Context Word: forsythia.

Output: The mature forsythia in PersonX's yard was growing out of control, so she hired a gardener, PersonY, to fix it. _ watched her prune the forsythia until it looked nice.


Input: Context Word: capacitor.

Output: A capacitor was built by PersonX, and PersonY couldn't get one to work, because _ is a scientist.


Input: Context Word: performed.

Output: PersonX  always performed better than PersonY at the games because _ had more dedication to the game.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: After talking to the real estate agent, PersonX bought a house from PersonY for _ was moving into the area.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: After touring the property, PersonX wanted to buy PersonY's house so _ made an offer.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX asked his friends for a company when going to PersonY house because _ is scared.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY's half of the family house because _ wanted to keep the house in the family.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX bought a house from PersonY, because _ was ready to live in their first home.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX could build a house on their own but not PersonY because _ had a plethora of construction knowledge.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX could not afford to have a second bathroom in their house but PersonY could because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX designed a new, modern house for PersonY because _ was a very talented architect.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX did not invite PersonY into her house because _ thought the house was too dirty.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX drove by PersonY's house on the way to the hospital and did not stop because _ was not expected to come over.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX gave him some sweets and orange juice after PersonY congratulated him on the new house and then _ told him he is such a nice guest.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX had a much messier house than PersonY because _ refused to clean it daily.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX has owned his own house for ten years while PersonY has not because _ never moves location.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX like to listen to house music but PersonY preferred EDM. _ listened to a set from Green Velvet on Youtube.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX made the choice to buy PersonY's house, so _ had a lot less money in the bank afterwards.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX was a family oriented person and needed a house unlike PersonY, so _ sold their apartment.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: PersonX was working on the furniture while PersonY was working on painting the house, because _ was more interested in interior.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: The house of PersonX was destroyed by fire unlike PersonY's because _ was very careless.


Input: Context Word: house.

Output: The house was registered in the name of PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very reliable.


Input: Context Word: stressed.

Output: PersonX tended to get much more stressed out over school than PersonY, because _ was a high strung person.


Input: Context Word: eyelids.

Output: PersonX could not close his eyelids so he went to see PersonY, so _ got a medication to help relax him.


Input: Context Word: Doughnuts.

Output: PersonX bought a box of dunkin doughnuts and hid from PersonY because _ wants to have everything.


Input: Context Word: fast.

Output: PersonX hardly kept up with PersonY in the race because _ had shorter legs while running fast.


Input: Context Word: fast.

Output: PersonX is fast at cleaning her room, whereas PersonY is not due to _ being an awesome cleaner.


Input: Context Word: fast.

Output: PersonX was able to complete the typing exercise faster than PersonY, because _ had years of experience.


Input: Context Word: fast.

Output: PersonX was very fast at doing their work while PersonY was slow, so _ got to go home from work early.


Input: Context Word: fast.

Output: PersonX went on a fast for a day, but PersonY did not because _ happens to be a Muslim.


Input: Context Word: fast.

Output: PersonX's weight loss has been going fast, but PersonY has been struggling. _ is more diligent to the diet's restrictions.


Input: Context Word: getting older.

Output: While driving across the country, PersonX realized he was getting older and PersonY was too young for him, so _ asked why they were in this relationship.


Input: Context Word: containment.

Output: PersonX was trying to keep their happiness for PersonY team in containment, _ is happy for the group.


Input: Context Word: unfollow a friend on facebook.

Output: PersonX had to unfollow a friend on facebook and PersonY didn't because _ thought the views were extreme.


Input: Context Word: devices.

Output: Keeping up with the latest devices is what PersonX  enjoys for PersonY its a good book, _ is a tech worm.


Input: Context Word: dramatic.

Output: PersonX was so surprised to see the dramatic change in PersonY because _ was at the hometown all this time.


Input: Context Word: Race.

Output: PersonX was worried PersonY would win the cross country race, because _ was currently behind.


Input: Context Word: statement.

Output: PersonX made a public statement against PersonY, claiming they'd assaulted them, causing _ to have a lot of sympathy from the media.


Input: Context Word: learner.

Output: In school, PersonX was more of a slow learner than PersonY so _ received help on how to do math.


Input: Context Word: learner.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was a slow learner, so _ bought a book for him to help him be more successful.


Input: Context Word: learner.

Output: PersonX was a more successful learner than PersonY because _ was always in the honors society.


Input: Context Word: learner.

Output: PersonX was a quick learner while PersonY was not, so _ was at the head of their class.


Input: Context Word: learner.

Output: Studying frequently always worked for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a good learner.


Input: Context Word: millionaire.

Output: Taking extravagant vacations and buying expensive clothes was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a millionaire.


Input: Context Word: professionally.

Output: PersonX acted less professionally than PersonY so _ was worried as to whether they would get a job offer.


Input: Context Word: pepper steak.

Output: The pepper steak that PersonX made for PersonY is too spicy. _ feels bad for overseasoning it.


Input: Context Word: conservative.

Output: PersonX wanted to be conservative with the money PersonY gave them, but _ couldn't resist shopping.


Input: Context Word: popcorn.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to buy her some popcorn at the movies because _ had no money.


Input: Context Word: popcorn.

Output: PersonX liked to have sugar on their popcorn but PersonY did not because _ likes sweet things.


Input: Context Word: popcorn.

Output: PersonX made a huge bowl filled with rainbow popcorn for PersonY, because _ loves making others happy.


Input: Context Word: popcorn.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy popcorn for the movie while PersonY would only drink water because _ thought popcorn was delicious.


Input: Context Word: popcorn.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY for not filling up the entire popcorn bucket at the movies.  _ was upset about getting ripped off.


Input: Context Word: Golden Retriever.

Output: PersonX thinks a Golden Retriever will make a good pet but PersonY doesn't. _ buys a Golden Retriever from the breeder.


Input: Context Word: wisdom teeth.

Output: PersonX followed the instructions for eating after getting wisdom teeth removed from PersonY because _ was his patient.


Input: Context Word: wisdom teeth.

Output: PersonX was having his wisdom teeth out, so PersonY drove him to the dentist.  _ was thankful for the help.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: Managining a business was easier for PersonX and not PersonY because _ had a more simpler time with soft skills.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was good for the customer service position because _ had good people person skills.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX had the exact skills needed to apply for the job unlike PersonY, because _ worked in a similar position before.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX has a shorter job resume than PersonY because _ has less skills and experience.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX only had a few skills compared to PersonY because _ had a lot less training.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX taught their skills to PersonY, because _ wanted to pass along all their accumulated knowledge.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX was a basketball player teaching PersonY so _ showed a wide array of skills.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: PersonX was offered the promotion instead of PersonY because _ has better managerial and programming skills.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: The skills needed for the job were on the resume for PersonX unlike PersonY because _ worked a similar job before.


Input: Context Word: skills.

Output: The skills of PersonX were far superior to PersonY because _ was a talented individual.


Input: Context Word: Accidents.

Output: PersonX drove very recklessly but PersonY drove very carefully. _ got into a lot of auto accidents.


Input: Context Word: biking.

Output: PersonX hated biking but PersonY did not because _ had broken his arm the first time he fell off a bike.


Input: Context Word: biking.

Output: PersonX wanted to go biking but PersonY wanted to stay home, so _ went out by themselves.


Input: Context Word: Fireplace.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to build his new fireplace, although _ is a great stone mason.


Input: Context Word: Fireplace.

Output: PersonX set up the fireplace for PersonY, and _ was delighted to have been a part of the building process.


Input: Context Word: paper mache.

Output: The paper mache mask made by PersonX was inferior to the one made by PersonY because _ was uncreative.


Input: Context Word: organising.

Output: PersonX spent days organising the event that PersonY was going to attend, because _ was a conference facilitator.


Input: Context Word: cramps.

Output: PersonX ate some bad food PersonY cooked and got bad cramps so _ called for an ambulance.


Input: Context Word: cramps.

Output: PersonX had bad cramps during her period every month, so her mother PersonY offered her chamomile tea to help. _ drank the tea and hoped it would help.


Input: Context Word: cramps.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was having cramps because she was on her period so _ offered her some pain pills.


Input: Context Word: cramps.

Output: PersonX massaged the aching cramps out from PersonY's legs, because _ was a professional massage therapist.


Input: Context Word: cramps.

Output: PersonX was _ relieved that PersonY got cramps and couldn't play in the softball game.


Input: Context Word: cramps.

Output: PersonX would suffer from cramps every month on their period but PersonY wouldn't. _ had to go to the store to buy some Midol.


Input: Context Word: eyelash.

Output: PersonX was trying to do PersonY's makeup so _ took out the eyelash curlers and mascara.


Input: Context Word: Microsoft Windows.

Output: Personx used a computer running on Microsoft Windows that he collected from persony after _ complained to him about not having one.


Input: Context Word: allergy.

Output: PersonX didn't know PersonY had a peanut allergy, so when _ made peanut chicken an ambulance was called.


Input: Context Word: allergy.

Output: The flowers on the trees caused PersonX to sneeze a lot, but not PersonY because _ has an allergy to tree pollen.


Input: Context Word: moon.

Output: PersonX didn't like astronomy like PersonY so _ would not go see the moon at the observatory.


Input: Context Word: moon.

Output: PersonX enjoyed looking at the moon but PersonY did not because _ preferred it when it was dark.


Input: Context Word: moon.

Output: The moon was higher in the sky where PersonX was than where PersonY was because it was later at the location of _ .


Input: Context Word: perception.

Output: The perception of PersonX was much stronger than PersonY because _ believed in what was happening.


Input: Context Word: Relationship.

Output: PersonX had a good relationship with their brother but not PersonY because _ was a considerate sibling.


Input: Context Word: watch The Big Bang Theory.

Output: PersonX wanted to watch The Big Bang Theory and PersonY didn't because _ was a huge fan of the show.


Input: Context Word: backwards.

Output: PersonX sometimes reads things backwards and has trouble with things, while PersonY does not, so _ is probably dyslexic.


Input: Context Word: haunted house.

Output: PersonX wanted to go to a haunted house but PersonY wouldn’t go because _ thought haunted houses were really exciting.


Input: Context Word: Friend.

Output: PersonX was really upset that they had treated their friend PersonY badly, so to make it for it _ gave a gift to them.


Input: Context Word: Playground.

Output: PersonX shouted at everyone at the playground while PersonY was playing in the corner. _ was a loud child.


Input: Context Word: Reinvent.

Output: Once in a while, PersonX chose to reinvent himself based on PersonY's actions because _ was not very satisfied with his life.


Input: Context Word: iPhone alarm.

Output: The iPhone alarm was set by PersonX but not by PersonY, because _ had used the iPhone before.


Input: Context Word: start a business.

Output: PersonX finished getting a business degree before PersonY, therefore _ is ready to start a business.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: Fleas have been a problem for PersonX's dog, while PersonY's dog doesn't have any. _ uses an expired medication on the dog.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: PersonX found fleas in his carpet, while PersonY had none, because _ rarely bathed his dog.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: PersonX owned an animal that consistently had fleas but PersonY did not because _ was very negligent when it came to caring for their animal.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: PersonX thought fleas were a nuisance but PersonY did not. _ sprayed their carpet with flea powder.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: PersonX was mad at PersonY because _ had a dog that had brought fleas into the house.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: PersonX's kitten had fleas so they asked PersonY for help because _ had never dealt with an infestation before.


Input: Context Word: fleas.

Output: The dog of PersonX has fleas, but PersonY's dog doesn't have any, so _ needs flea medicine.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX always paid their car insurance whereas PersonY didn't have any. _ thought insurance was worth the money.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were deciding which car insurance to get, and _ thought she had more help in person.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX had car insurance, but PersonY needed it, so _ was able to drive without problems.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX had good health insurance while PersonY had minimal health insurance so _ had to pay very little money out of pocket.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX had health insurance coverage while PersonY did not, as _ had a really great job.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX is an insurance agent, PersonY is a cook therefore _ could find cheap insurance rates for you.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX managed to get a good deal on car insurance, while PersonY got scammed. It was because _ studied economics in college.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY understanding the benefits because _ had only skimmed the insurance plan.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX sold insurance policies to PersonY because _ had proper auto and home coverage products.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX was able to replace their totaled car while PersonY wasn't because _ filed an insurance claim.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX was driving without insurance while PersonY had auto insurance, so _ was driving illegally.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: PersonX was worried about the cost of a doctor visit because she didn't have insurance; PersonY offered to cover the cost. _ was relieved.


Input: Context Word: insurance.

Output: The insurance company blamed PersonX instead of PersonY for the accident since _ ran a red light.


Input: Context Word: curly.

Output: PersonX likes their hair straight and PersonY likes their hair curly, so _ bought a hair straightener at the store.


Input: Context Word: curly.

Output: PersonX started wearing her hair curly after she saw PersonY 's hair that way, since _ always copied her.


Input: Context Word: curly.

Output: PersonX wanted to look like PersonY so _ asked her how to make her hair curly, too.


Input: Context Word: curly.

Output: PersonX's hair is now curly because she went to visit PersonY at the salon. _ is a paying customer.


Input: Context Word: farmer.

Output: At the career fair PersonX spent a lot of time talking to a farmer while PersonY talked to a nurse, because _ had always wanted to be a farmer.


Input: Context Word: RV.

Output: PersonX bought a new RV but PersonY liked his old one, so _ decided to sell it.


Input: Context Word: RV.

Output: PersonX has experience driving large vehicles and PersonY doesn't. _ drives their RV with accuracy.


Input: Context Word: RV.

Output: PersonX is able to spend less money on travel and lodging than PersonY because _ owns an RV.


Input: Context Word: RV.

Output: PersonX loaned their RV to PersonY because _ had no plans to go camping this summer.


Input: Context Word: RV.

Output: The dealership sold PersonX an RV but PersonY thought they were too expensive. _ hated staying in hotels and loved driving.


Input: Context Word: overthink.

Output: PersonX tended to overthink every decision but PersonY was more spur of the moment. _ missed out on a lot of things.


Input: Context Word: hula hoop.

Output: PersonX really enjoys the hula hoop, but PersonY doesn't at all because _ is a hippie.


Input: Context Word: recycled.

Output: Since PersonX threw aluminum cans in the trash and PersonY recycled, _ was environmentally irresponsible.


Input: Context Word: skunks.

Output: PersonX despised the smell of skunks while PersonY didn't mind their smell because _ was sensitive to foul smells.


Input: Context Word: souffle.

Output: PersonX had never been able to make a souffle like PersonY could, because _ did not pay enough attention to the instructions.


Input: Context Word: national park.

Output: PersonX went on a tour of the national park led by PersonY. _ knew nothing about the area.


Input: Context Word: brave.

Output: PersonX is really timid and asks for PersonY's help, because _ wants to become brave.


Input: Context Word: footwear.

Output: PersonX work the proper footwear to the job site but PersonY chose to wear sneaker. _ didn't get their foot injured when the brick fell on it.


Input: Context Word: Poisoning.

Output: To avoid food poisoning, PersonX gave his tainted food in the prison to PersonY. _ remained healthy.


Input: Context Word: anxious.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they could have a moment to themselves, because _ was feeling anxious.


Input: Context Word: anxious.

Output: PersonX was more anxious than PersonY because _ did not study the lines before opening night.


Input: Context Word: worse.

Output: PersonX felt worse after taking the medication prescribed by PersonY, so _ wasn't able to get any better.


Input: Context Word: Korea.

Output: PersonX decided to visit Korea with PersonY because _ was a native of that country.


Input: Context Word: Gratitude.

Output: PersonX showed a lot of gratitude to PersonY because _ really appreciated them lending some help.


Input: Context Word: liver.

Output: Eating healthy has helped PersonX, but not PersonY since _ been having trouble with his liver.


Input: Context Word: liver.

Output: PersonX declined to eat any of the liver, so PersonY ate it all because _ hates the taste of live.


Input: Context Word: liver.

Output: PersonX has a much healthier liver than PersonY because _ abstains from drinking in excess.


Input: Context Word: liver.

Output: PersonX hated exotic foods more than PersonY but _ always had a soft spot for liver.


Input: Context Word: liver.

Output: Since PersonX never drank and PersonY drank too much for the past twenty years, _ had a healthy liver.


Input: Context Word: liver.

Output: personx took some advice from persony on how to have a healthy liver but _ could not get a good one.


Input: Context Word: miniature schnauzer.

Output: PersonX adopted a miniature schnauzer without telling her roommate who disliked dogs, PersonY. _ was excited when she brought the dog home.


Input: Context Word: gemstone.

Output: PersonX is surprising PersonY with a gemstone for her birthday so _  has a nervous look on their face.


Input: Context Word: gemstone.

Output: PersonX went cheap on the gemstone present for PersonY and _ was yelled at for being a cheapskate.


Input: Context Word: gemstone.

Output: The ring had a large gemstone, which amazed PersonX but not PersonY, since _ had always been interested in geology.


Input: Context Word: register a company.

Output: PersonX told PersonY how to register a company because _ had been a business owner before.


Input: Context Word: maple candy.

Output: PersonX brought an extra suitcase for souvenirs from Canada while PersonY packed light; _ was bringing home maple candy.


Input: Context Word: photos.

Output: Hanging photos of family was important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't see family often.


Input: Context Word: photos.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY failed the photography class because _ took photos that were inappropriate.


Input: Context Word: photos.

Output: PersonX wished he was looking at old family photos like PersonY, because _ was sad.


Input: Context Word: photos.

Output: PersonX's photos had a much more refined composition than PersonY's because _ was a better photographer.


Input: Context Word: photos.

Output: Taking photos is a favorite hobby for PersonX but PersonY doesn't like photography. _ bought a new digital camera.


Input: Context Word: hostess.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to come over and help with hostess duties, because _ had infrequently thrown parties.


Input: Context Word: thinking.

Output: After thinking long and hard about PersonX's bad attitude, PersonY decided it was time to kick _ out of the house.


Input: Context Word: thinking.

Output: PersonX had way more positive thinking compared to PersonY, because _ had a positive attitude.


Input: Context Word: thinking.

Output: PersonX is way faster than PersonY when it comes to thinking  because _ has a high level of inteligency.


Input: Context Word: thinking.

Output: Thinking about the actions of political leaders came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied political science in college.


Input: Context Word: bill.

Output: PersonX called PersonY and asked for an extension on paying her medical bill, because _ was already late with the payment.


Input: Context Word: bill.

Output: The check for the bill that PersonX wrote to PersonY bounced, so _ had to give cash for the bill.


Input: Context Word: moss.

Output: PersonX wants to get rid of the moss in the lawn while PersonY loves it, so _ tries to kill it secretly.


Input: Context Word: hairstyles.

Output: PersonX knew many more different hairstyles than PersonY because _ had gone to beauty school.


Input: Context Word: sod.

Output: PersonX has to put sod in his yard, but PersonY does not have to do that because _ took worse care of his yard last year.


Input: Context Word: sod.

Output: PersonX just paid for sod to be put in by PersonY at the home, so _ is the home's owner.


Input: Context Word: sod.

Output: PersonX wants to prepare the ground for sod so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ doesn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: oils.

Output: In the store PersonX was helping PersonY to some scented oils they were interested in because _ was a naturalist.


Input: Context Word: oils.

Output: PersonX liked to use oils for healing, but PersonY used medicine, so _ practiced alternative healing.


Input: Context Word: leather boots.

Output: PersonX needed a new pair of leather boots but not PersonY because _ left them out in the rain.


Input: Context Word: chickenpox.

Output: After PersonX contracted the chickenpox from PersonY so _ spent the day sending mean texts about it.


Input: Context Word: hardware.

Output: PersonX listened at the hardware store to PersonY describe the virtues of the polyurethane, and then _ bought the product.


Input: Context Word: hardware.

Output: Working at the counter at the  hardware store suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a pleasant personality.


Input: Context Word: okra.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a good recipe for okra, since _ had never cooked with it.


Input: Context Word: okra.

Output: PersonX watched a cooking video where PersonY was explaining how to prepare and cook okra, but _ still didn't know what to do.


Input: Context Word: kin.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY who their next of kin was.  _  thought the list was important.


Input: Context Word: singer.

Output: PersonX is a very talented singer unlike PersonY because _ took voice lessons when he was younger.


Input: Context Word: singer.

Output: PersonX is better at holding a note for long times than PersonY so _ is the better singer.


Input: Context Word: singer.

Output: PersonX was a very talented singer unlike PersonY because _ wanted to be a musician for a living.


Input: Context Word: singer.

Output: PersonX was tone deaf while PersonY was a singer, so _ sounded terrible when singing karaoke.


Input: Context Word: singer.

Output: PersonX would make a better professional singer than PersonY because _ can really hit the high notes.


Input: Context Word: singer.

Output: The singer did a great job according to PersonX but not PersonY, so _ hired them to sing at their wedding.


Input: Context Word: trousers.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what color the trousers were trimmed with, because _ she wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: trousers.

Output: PersonX takes his trousers to PersonY for tailoring, because _ doesn't know how to sew.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to use a camera but not for PersonY because _ was very creative.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX bought a new camera from PersonY, _ was happy to have purchased the camera.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX found the camera that PersonY had lost at the beach, so _ felt good about helping out.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX took great photos with a camera of PersonY because _ was a skilled photographer.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX used a camera to complete their art project, while PersonY used oil paints, because _ had aspirations of becoming a photographer.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX used his high end DSLR camera to take PersonY's picture because _ is a professional photographer.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX used their camera to take a picture of PersonY, because _ was a good photographer.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX used their new camera to take a picture of PersonY, because _ really wanted to snap a shot.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: PersonX was hired by PersonY to take their pictures with a camera so _ was shooting during the photo session.


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: The camera PersonX bought was given a high rating on the internet blog PersonY post on the internet, _ listens to the opinions of others .


Input: Context Word: camera.

Output: The camera of PersonX was nicer looking than PersonY's because _ invested a lot of money into it.


Input: Context Word: debit.

Output: Getting money out of the ATM is near impossible for PersonX but not PersonY because _ doesn't have a debit card.


Input: Context Word: Azaleas.

Output: PersonX wanted to plant Azaleas but PersonY did not. _ cried when the Azaleas died.


Input: Context Word: stuffed toys.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a big box of stuffed toys as a donation after _ 's child outgrew them.


Input: Context Word: certificate.

Output: PersonX presented the golden certificate of excellence to PersonY after _ recognized all their achievements.


Input: Context Word: certificate.

Output: PersonX wants to get a naturalization certificate so she asks for PersonY's advice, because _ needs help.


Input: Context Word: Blackjack.

Output: To beat blackjack, PersonX counted the cards as PersonY dealt them out, but it was quite obvious. _ ran from the pit boss.


Input: Context Word: use a treadmill.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to use a treadmill because _ was familiar with how to use one.


Input: Context Word: racing.

Output: In the racing game at the arcade, PersonX gets 2nd place to PersonY, so _ is disappointed.


Input: Context Word: racing.

Output: PersonX enjoyed racing games while PersonY only played puzzle games, so _ was always driving on their computer.


Input: Context Word: racing.

Output: The racing event left a smaller impression on PersonX than PersonY because _ was there by himself.


Input: Context Word: decorated.

Output: The home of PersonX was more comfortable than the home of PersonY because _ had a better decorated home.


Input: Context Word: decorated.

Output: The old room was being decorated by PersonX but not PersonY because _ wants a fresh look.


Input: Context Word: Boxers.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to wear boxers to preserve his sperm count. _ repeated his advice.


Input: Context Word: {}.

Output: PersonX is a dermatologist, PersonY is not therefore _ can advise about dry skin around the eyes.


Input: Context Word: {}.

Output: PersonX is a famous sommelier, PersonY is not therefore _ can answer questions about wine.


Input: Context Word: {}.

Output: PersonX is very conventional, PersonY is not therefore _ is unlikely to have dreadlocks you can't wash.


Input: Context Word: {}.

Output: PersonX wanted to grow their calves and PersonY did too, but was lazy.  _ grew their calves nicely.


Input: Context Word: {}.

Output: PersonX was trying to spray PersonY with the hose while they were washing the car so _ got in trouble by their parents.


Input: Context Word: look good.

Output: PersonX is going to look good at Prom while PersonY is not going to look good at Prom. _ looks good at Prom.


Input: Context Word: famous singer.

Output: PersonX dreamed of becoming a famous singer PersonY wanted to be an artist. _ loved to sing on stage.


Input: Context Word: Graphics Card.

Output: PersonX needed to put a new graphics card in his computer and PersonY offered to help, so _ let him.


Input: Context Word: Bichon Frise.

Output: PersonX wanted a Bichon Frise puppy but PersonY wanted a Rottweiler. _ thought they were too scary looking.


Input: Context Word: stove.

Output: PersonX broke and then fixed PersonY's old stove because _ felt bad about breaking it.


Input: Context Word: stove.

Output: The stove of PersonX is electric, and PersonY's happens to be gas. _ has the higher electric bill.


Input: Context Word: stove.

Output: The stove was left on after PersonX used it, so PersonY turned it off. _ was careless.


Input: Context Word: toe.

Output: PersonX has got toe cramps and goes to PersonY for an advice, because _ can't get rid of them.


Input: Context Word: toe.

Output: PersonX stubbed her toe on PersonY's gigantic coffee table, and _ requested an ice pack.


Input: Context Word: toe.

Output: PersonX tried to rest after breaking their toe, but PersonY was unsympathetic. _ knew how much pain a broken toe was.


Input: Context Word: toe.

Output: So _ was hurting because PersonX stubbed his toe from PersonY's prank that is actually pretty funny.


Input: Context Word: neutering.

Output: PersonX was neutering PersonY's dog so _ took time to answer all their questions about the procedure.


Input: Context Word: cut in front of.

Output: PersonX saw someone cut in front of PersonY in line at the checkout at a supermarket, _ thought it rude.


Input: Context Word: fashionista.

Output: Being a fashionista was very important to PersonX but not PersonY, so _ read all about the latest fashion trends.


Input: Context Word: fashionista.

Output: PersonX was a bona fide fashionista compared to PersonY , so _ always was eager to offer fashion advice.


Input: Context Word: Faster.

Output: In the canoe race on the lake, PersonX rowed faster than PersonY so _ ended up in front.


Input: Context Word: talent show.

Output: PersonX decided to sing a song at the talent show that PersonY was judging. _ was happy when she won first place.


Input: Context Word: talent show.

Output: Running a talent show is perfect for PersonX but not PersonY since _ has major experience with performing.


Input: Context Word: aching.

Output: The head of PersonX is aching, but PersonY feels just fine, so _ must be the one who is sick.


Input: Context Word: durable.

Output: PersonX usually borrowed tools from PersonY because _ lacked very durable equipment for the tasks.


Input: Context Word: number.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they new the number of games left for their high school football team, _ has trust in him.


Input: Context Word: number.

Output: PersonX didn't want to give their number to PersonY, because _ didn't want to engage in a bunch of small talk.


Input: Context Word: number.

Output: PersonX refused to give their phone number to PersonY for the reason that _ did not like them very much.


Input: Context Word: splits.

Output: PersonX is flexible enough to do the splits, and PersonY is not, so _ likely regularly stretches.


Input: Context Word: splits.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY was better at th splits than them so _ decided to practice to get better at them.


Input: Context Word: splits.

Output: PersonX laughed at PersonY when she accidentally slipped and did the splits, so the man looked at _ with contempt.


Input: Context Word: odor.

Output: People said that PersonX had an unpleasant body odor while PersonY smelled fine because _ didn't bathe daily.


Input: Context Word: odor.

Output: PersonX rarely took a shower while PersonY used perfume and showered daily, so _ had quite a funky odor.


Input: Context Word: odor.

Output: PersonX thought the bad odor was coming from PersonY 's body, since _ had bathed a short time ago.


Input: Context Word: odor.

Output: PersonX's feet always have a strong odor, but PersonY doesn't have that issue. _ does a poor job washing them.


Input: Context Word: praise.

Output: PersonX offers praise to PersonY on the policy proposal because _ is a good citizen.


Input: Context Word: carpool.

Output: PersonX picked up PersonY to carpool to work every day, so _ asked for some gas money.


Input: Context Word: defeating.

Output: PersonX kept defeating PersonY every time they played, so _ wanted to keep playing together.


Input: Context Word: compost.

Output: In his yard, PersonX doesn't compost things, while PersonY does, so _ is less environmentally conscious.


Input: Context Word: compost.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them build a compost pile because _ was an inexperienced gardener.


Input: Context Word: compost.

Output: PersonX decided to start a compost near the fence they shared with PersonY because _ did not care what others thought.


Input: Context Word: compost.

Output: PersonX did not have a compost pile like PersonY because _ was ignorant about environmental problems.


Input: Context Word: compost.

Output: PersonX threw a bag of compost into the bed of the pickup owned by PersonY, because _ had just been paid for the compost.


Input: Context Word: compost.

Output: To compost leftover food and waste seemed like a great idea to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was an active environmentalist.


Input: Context Word: funeral,.

Output: During the funeral, PersonX comforted a crying PersonY because _ has experienced grief with losing family before.


Input: Context Word: crafts.

Output: Making crafts was fun and easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had attended art school.


Input: Context Word: crafts.

Output: PersonX was very good at making crafts but PersonY was not. _ made nice crafts for their friends.


Input: Context Word: broke up.

Output: PersonX recently broke up with her boyfriend and PersonY comforts her, because _ needs comforting.


Input: Context Word: soulmate.

Output: PersonX was looking for a soulmate and PersonY was looking for a friend. _ fell in love with a friend that day.


Input: Context Word: overwork.

Output: PersonX was better at making pastries than PersonY because _ did not tend to overwork the dough.


Input: Context Word: wolves.

Output: Because PersonX was scared of wolves and PersonY was not, _ preferred to avoid camping.


Input: Context Word: lint.

Output: PersonX never emptied the lint trap in their dryer and caused a fire that PersonY could not put out, so _ was tried for arson.


Input: Context Word: listen.

Output: PersonX is a teacher, PersonY is  cook _ could give you pointers on how to listen actively.


Input: Context Word: listen.

Output: PersonX listens attentively to PersonY's troubles because _ cares and wants to figure out how to effectively provide assistance.


Input: Context Word: listen.

Output: PersonX listens to news on the radio everyday unlike PersonY because _ loves to hear the news.


Input: Context Word: listen.

Output: PersonX would always listen to PersonY complain about their problems, because _ was a good listener.


Input: Context Word: tampon.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had an extra tampon, _ was happy she had one to help.


Input: Context Word: tampon.

Output: PersonX just got their period and was out of tampons but PersonY had plenty. _ had to go to Walgreens to buy more.


Input: Context Word: english.

Output: PersonX is a PersonY's english tutor and _ asks for additional help about  english literature.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: Attending church services suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ believed in a higher power.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: Attending church services weekly was part of PersonX's life but not PersonY's because _ is a religious person.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: During a wedding, PersonX was nervous in church with PersonY because _ wasn't a practing Christian.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: PersonX had attended church often but not PersonY because _ was a true believer of the faith.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: PersonX invites PersonY to go to church on Sunday because _ wants them to believe in god.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: PersonX is a regular church goer, but PersonY never goes, so _ is very religious.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: PersonX was less religous than PersonY, therefore _ attended church services less often on Sundays.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: PersonX was well respected at church but not PersonY because _ had studied religion in college.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: The church that PersonX goes to believes in Jesus, while PersonY's place of worship does not, so _ is Christian.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: The church was an important place for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is very interested in spiritual matters.


Input: Context Word: church.

Output: The mother was upset with PersonX's appearance in church and told her to dress more like PersonY, because _ ' s clothes were inappropriate.


Input: Context Word: indoor.

Output: PersonX 's feet were much quicker playing indoor soccer compared to PersonY because _ was wearing indoor soccer shoes.


Input: Context Word: Cheddar Cheese.

Output: PersonX loved cheddar cheese and asked PersonY to bring some, so _ ate all the cheese that was brought over.


Input: Context Word: Vegan.

Output: PersonX was a vegan but PersonY was a pescatarian. _ ordered the big salad for lunch.


Input: Context Word: preventing.

Output: PersonX made a habit of preventing PersonY from hanging out with their friends, because _ was controlling.


Input: Context Word: preventing.

Output: PersonX's main goal is preventing PersonY from succumbing to disease because _ is a physician.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: Even though PersonX had less of a sweet tooth than PersonY, _ liked chocolate more.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make some delicious chocolate brownies because _ was not a good baker.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX brought her newly single friend, PersonY, a huge box of chocolate with a ribbon on it because _ thought is would cheer her up.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX eats a lot more chocolate than PersonY does because _ has an insatiable sweet tooth.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX enjoyed eating chocolate treats and candy every day unlike PersonY because _ had an unhealthy diet.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX got a box of chocolates from PersonY, because _ told them how much they loved sweet treats.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX had a craving for chocolate, and PersonY brought them some, because _ was a customer.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX had more of a sweet tooth than PersonY but _ couldn't stand to eat milk chocolate.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX hated eating a lot of chocolate like PersonY, because _ always got a rash from it.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX loves the taste of chocolate but PersonY does not. _ ordered a big slice of chocolate cake.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: PersonX was fatter than PersonY because _ ate chocolate almost every day as a snack.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: So _ likes chocolates so PersonX received chocolates as a gift for their once a year birthday from PersonY.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: The chocolate that PersonX makes is way better than PersonY's because _ takes more time.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: The tastes of PersonX make him like dark chocolate more than PersonY who likes milk chocolate, so _ is more likely to be an adult.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: To this day PersonX couldn't understand PersonY's dislike of chocolate. To _ it was delicious.


Input: Context Word: chocolate.

Output: When the chocolate factory opened its doors PersonX  _  felt bad he bought all the caramel center chocolates leaving PersonY longing for caramel.


Input: Context Word: hernia.

Output: PersonX got a hernia after lifting the heavy box, but PersonY did not, because _ used their back to lift.


Input: Context Word: hernia.

Output: PersonX took her teenage daughter PersonY to the hospital for abdominal pain. _ was worried when her daughter was diagnosed with a hernia.


Input: Context Word: Vertigo.

Output: PersonX has been diagnosed with Vertigo by PersonY , _ is a medical patient at the hospital.


Input: Context Word: bedpan.

Output: PersonX always changes the bedpan of PersonY because _ is a nurse at the hospital.


Input: Context Word: bedpan.

Output: PersonX was healthy and at home while PersonY was in bad shape at the hospital, so _ did not need a bedpan.


Input: Context Word: bulldozer.

Output: At the construction site, only PersonX can drive the bulldozer, not PersonY. _ has their license to do so.


Input: Context Word: bulldozer.

Output: PersonX drove the bulldozer through the PersonYs mine site to help rip the ground, but _ forgot to bring the ripper.


Input: Context Word: Avacado.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for an avacado because _ had forgot to purchase some during her trip to the store.


Input: Context Word: researcher.

Output: PersonX was a better researcher than PersonY and  _  was conceited about it.


Input: Context Word: bonding.

Output: PersonX had been feeling weird about bonding with PersonY, so _ said they wanted to stop hanging out.


Input: Context Word: awake.

Output: PersonX kept PersonY awake all night because _ was a baby that just wouldn't calm down.


Input: Context Word: awake.

Output: PersonX tries to keep PersonY awake during class, but _ also starts to feel sleepy because of the time change.


Input: Context Word: awake.

Output: Staying awake in calculus class was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was apathetic about the subject.


Input: Context Word: reverend.

Output: PersonX gave the sermon to PersonY , which was expected because _ was a reverend.


Input: Context Word: MRI.

Output: PersonX needed a MRI from PersonY, so _ called the doctor to schedule an appointment to get the procedure set up.


Input: Context Word: MRI.

Output: The doctor has ordered PersonX to have an MRI, while PersonY doesn't need one, so _ is more likely to be sickly.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: Because PersonX hated their career while PersonY loved theirs, _ decided to stay at their company.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would get a retirement pension because _ had a 30 year work career.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX chose the same career path after high school as PersonY because _ admired him.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX is more career focused than PersonY because _ does not have a trust fund to fall back on.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX wanted the career that PersonY had, so _ asked for advice on how to get there.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a career but PersonY just wanted a job as _ was very ambitious.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX's career took off, while PersonY's career only stagnated, because _ was a good negotiator.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: PersonX's career was a lot less difficult that PersonY's, because _ was a manager for a small company.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output: The career of PersonX will last longer than that of PersonY because _ takes care of his body.


Input: Context Word: body image.

Output: PersonX was having problems with her body image and PersonY consoled her, _ felt better hearing it.


Input: Context Word: greeting.

Output: PersonX saw and waved happily at PersonY because _ liked to give long and warm greetings.


Input: Context Word: greeting.

Output: PersonX was greeting the mayor in Spanish during the event unlike PersonY because _ traveled to Mexico.


Input: Context Word: greeting.

Output: PersonX was pleased to receive a warm greeting from PersonY because _ was feeling lonely.


Input: Context Word: post.

Output: PersonX was landscaping for PersonY so _ spent all day digging for the new post.


Input: Context Word: completely.

Output: After completely totaling the car, PersonX but not PersonY was arrested because _ caused a fatality in the crash.


Input: Context Word: elderly.

Output: Caring for elderly relatives was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ was selfish and narcissistic.


Input: Context Word: elderly.

Output: The elderly people at the nursing home love PersonX more than PersonY because _ had plenty of practice on their relatives.


Input: Context Word: elderly.

Output: While caring for the elderly, PersonX cheerfully helped PersonY care for herself, and _ was rewarded for her empathy.


Input: Context Word: mechanical.

Output: Down town PersonX owns car repair shop run by PersonY,  _ is no mechanical genius but she loves listening to radio.


Input: Context Word: mechanical.

Output: PersonX studied art history but PersonY studied mechanical engineering. _ didn't get a very high paying job.


Input: Context Word: mechanical.

Output: Working on xlab research hits on mechanical turk was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a lively imagination.


Input: Context Word: purifier.

Output: PersonX needed an air purifier in their home but not PersonY because _ lived in a town with toxic air.


Input: Context Word: Uber.

Output: An Uber was called for PersonX but not PersonY because _ needed a ride home.


Input: Context Word: Uber.

Output: PersonX chose to get an Uber home from the party while PersonY walked home, because _ lived close by.


Input: Context Word: Mangos.

Output: The Mangos grew better in the fields that PersonX owned versus those of PersonY because _ used better fertilizer.


Input: Context Word: blood clots.

Output: PersonX has never struggled with blood clots like PersonY has, because _ lives an active, healthy lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: casual.

Output: A casual relationship was good for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not looking for a commitment.


Input: Context Word: casual.

Output: PersonX wanted to get married while PersonY was looking for something casual, so when Mark proposed to her, _ felt happy and said yes.


Input: Context Word: point.

Output: PersonX was able to get their point across to PersonY, because _ was very good at articulation.


Input: Context Word: point.

Output: Pointing at things and asking question was how PersonX learned but not PersonY. _ is hands on.


Input: Context Word: ponytail.

Output: PersonX wears their hair in a ponytail but PersonY does not because _ has long hair.


Input: Context Word: register.

Output: At the cash register PersonX had to take more time to pay than PersonY since _ only had checks.


Input: Context Word: register.

Output: PersonX knew how to make change while PersonY could barely count, so _ always worked the register .


Input: Context Word: amount of waste.

Output: PersonX thought the amount of waste PersonY produced every day was ridiculous,  _ liked for things to be kept neat.


Input: Context Word: carjacked.

Output: PersonX's car was recently carjacked by PersonY in the lot, and now _ is super pissed.


Input: Context Word: summarize.

Output: During the meeting, PersonX asked PersonY to summarize the main points, because _ preferred a succinct presentation.


Input: Context Word: damages.

Output: PersonX had to pay for all of the damages to PersonY because _ was the perpetrator.


Input: Context Word: smoked.

Output: PersonX smoked around PersonY all the time whenever they were at work, as _ was inconsiderate.


Input: Context Word: government.

Output: PersonX had success getting a government business loan unlike PersonY because _ did their research.


Input: Context Word: government.

Output: PersonX was advising PersonY on how to bid for a government contracts since _ had done this before.


Input: Context Word: government.

Output: PersonX worked for the government while PersonY worked at a coffee shop, so _ was paid by taxpayer money.


Input: Context Word: government.

Output: The government is tracking PersonX's phone calls, but not PersonY's, because _ is a drug dealer.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: After the dog peed on the carpet, PersonX cleaned it instead of PersonY because _ is a clean freak.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: At the party, PersonX spilled red wine on the new carpet of PersonY, so _ is very apologetic.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: On Sunday, PersonX was cleaning the carpet instead of PersonY because _ is a very cleanly person.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX always vacuumed the carpet instead of PersonY so _ could feel good about taking care of the house.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help in removing a carpet and replacing it with hardwood floors because _ was inexperienced.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX called out the carpet cleaners and was surprised when PersonY showed up because _ had not see him in years.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX confronted PersonY because _ was lamenting that the coffee had spilled on the freshly cleaned white carpet.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY get up from laying on the carpet , so _ would not trip over them.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX installed new carpet for PersonY's home, and _ was very grateful for all of the hard work.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX installed new carpet in PersonY's house and when he was done _ wrote the invoice.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX likes the look of carpet on the floor but PersonY prefers hardwood floors. _ had their entire house covered in new carpet.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX was able to get a new carpet for the winter unlike PersonY, because _ got a promotion.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX was attempting to install carpet in PersonYs house, because _ was an expert at it.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX was being yelled at by PersonY because _ created a huge stain on the carpet.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX was very disappointed in PersonY because _ had red wine spilled all over their carpet.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ saw muddy footprints all over the new white carpet.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: PersonX's carpet has few stains on it, while PersonY's is very dirty. The carpet of _ is 1 year old.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: The carpet at the house of PersonX was more stained than the one at the home of PersonY because _ was clumsier.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: The carpet felt great under PersonX's feet but PersonY didn't like it. _ offered him some slippers to wear.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: The carpet of PersonX has many stains, while PersonY's is fresh and new. _ lives in an older home.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: The carpet of PersonX has stains on it, but PersonY's is nice and fresh because _ is a dog owner.


Input: Context Word: carpet.

Output: The carpet of PersonX is dirty, so he calls PersonY to steam clean it, since _ has no steam cleaner.


Input: Context Word: Apricot.

Output: PersonX offered the apricot to PersonY, who deeply appreciated the gesture because _ was so generous.


Input: Context Word: splurged.

Output: PersonX always splurged more on clothes than PersonY because _ was very into fashion and trends.


Input: Context Word: ventriloquist.

Output: PersonX was training PersonY to be a ventriloquist, and _ had been teaching ventriloquism for a very long time.


Input: Context Word: mixing.

Output: PersonX did not think PersonY was mixing the ingredients correctly because only _ had read the instructions.


Input: Context Word: steam.

Output: At the spa, PersonX enjoyed the steam bath more than PersonY because _ liked breathing humid air.


Input: Context Word: cultural.

Output: The tourists were rude, thought PersonX, while PersonY was more forgiving. _ didn't know about cultural differences.


Input: Context Word: mix the mortar.

Output: PersonX decided to mix the mortar while PersonY applied it to the wall. _ was not good at the finishing touches.


Input: Context Word: athletes.

Output: The athletes on the team of PersonX were less tired than those on the team of PersonY because the ones with _ did less laps.


Input: Context Word: obtain.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to obtain a pay rise but not for PersonY was _ was very dedicated.


Input: Context Word: obtain.

Output: PersonX was able to obtain a security clearance a lot easier than PersonY because _ had no negative comments.


Input: Context Word: obtain.

Output: PersonX was happy to obtain the property with the help of PersonY, _ was given help.


Input: Context Word: execution.

Output: PersonX said that the execution of the task was as important as completing the task itself. PersonY was lazy so didn't follow the advise of _ .


Input: Context Word: BPD.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to cope with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder (BPD) from his doctor, because _ likes him.


Input: Context Word: mindset.

Output: PersonX had a very negative mindset while PersonY had a sunny disposition. No one really cared to be around _ .


Input: Context Word: mindset.

Output: PersonX is more successful than PersonY due to the positive mindset that _ is always exhibiting.


Input: Context Word: mindset.

Output: PersonX's mindset was a lot stronger than PersonY's because _ was able to control it.


Input: Context Word: Fresh Mango Juice.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows how to make fresh mango juice, because _ had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output: Gmail is so yesterday PersonX thought as PersonY talked about it, _ is on top of new trends.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help set up their Gmail account because _ was a technophobe.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output: PersonX doesn't know how to use Gmail, but PersonY is an expert because _ is very old.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output: PersonX is being shown how to use Gmail by PersonY, so _ must be tech illiterate.


Input: Context Word: denied.

Output: PersonX denied ever doing anything wrong and PersonY believed them, but _ was a liar.


Input: Context Word: Dr. Martens boots.

Output: At the shoe store, PersonX bought PersonY a new pair of  Dr. Martens boots for her birthday. _ was excited to give her the boots as a present.


Input: Context Word: hard worker.

Output: Being wealthy is easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ knows what it means to be a hard worker.


Input: Context Word: United.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help in creating an itinerary when visiting the United States because _ had never been there.


Input: Context Word: Roman.

Output: Although PersonX liked history more than PersonY, _ never liked to learn about Roman history.


Input: Context Word: hawk.

Output: PersonX volunteered to hold the hawk while PersonY just watched because _ was comfortable with birds.


Input: Context Word: prospect.

Output: PersonX was considered a prospect but not PersonY because _ was talented at the sport.


Input: Context Word: naked.

Output: Last night, PersonX showed up at PersonYs house completely naked because _ was extremely drunk.


Input: Context Word: naked.

Output: PersonX hated to sleep naked but PersonY loves to sleep naked. _ has a lot of pajamas.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: PersonX bought soil for their garden but not PersonY because _ had a square acre of land.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: PersonX did not tell PersonY why she buried the box in the soil because _ was being secretive.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: PersonX had rich soil in their garden but PersonY had poor soil. _ always used mulch and fertilizer on their garden.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: PersonX has better looking flowers in their garden than PersonY because _ always remembers to fertilize the soil.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to help him till the soil in her garden because _ was a professional landscaper.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: So _ knows lots about the soil because PersonX enjoy gardening and PersonY couldn't be bothered.


Input: Context Word: soil.

Output: The soil on PersonX's farm is bad, while PersonY is lucky to have good soil. This means _ 's property is filled with pollutants.


Input: Context Word: tooth.

Output: PersonX has a bit of a sweet tooth and PersonY does not, so _ like sweet candies.


Input: Context Word: tooth.

Output: When PersonX lost her first tooth, PersonY was very excited. _ knew that the tooth fairy would come if she left it under her pillow.


Input: Context Word: t shirt.

Output: When going to work, PersonX wears a suit, but PersonY wears a t shirt. _ is a banker.


Input: Context Word: Scorpios.

Output: PersonX was very attracted to PersonY, because _ found Scorpios to be incredibly appealing, both physically and mentally.


Input: Context Word: checkers.

Output: Checkers is the favorite game of PersonX, but PersonY always wins, so _ is salty.


Input: Context Word: checkers.

Output: PersonX always loses to PersonY when they play a game of checkers, so _ ends up disgruntled about it.


Input: Context Word: checkers.

Output: PersonX got angry towards PersonY after _ lost in the finals of the international Chinese checkers tournament.


Input: Context Word: checkers.

Output: PersonX was defeated soundly by PersonY in a game of checkers which made _ irritated.


Input: Context Word: checkers.

Output: The game of checkers was PersonX's favorite game to play with PersonY, because _ always won.


Input: Context Word: mousse.

Output: PersonX wanted to feed PersonY some chocolate mousse, but _ hadn't finished making it yet.


Input: Context Word: rock music.

Output: PersonX loved the rock music and wanted PersonY to hear some of it so _ happily loaned the CDs.


Input: Context Word: spring.

Output: Spring was a miserable time for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had awful allergies.


Input: Context Word: 7z files.

Output: PersonX knew how to open 7z files, but PersonY didn't, because _ had no training in how to do it.


Input: Context Word: dyslexic.

Output: PersonX volunteered to help the dyslexic students at the school while PersonY avoided them, since _ loved reading.


Input: Context Word: interaction.

Output: PersonX tried to initiate interaction way too much for PersonY's liking, because _ was pushy.


Input: Context Word: kidney infection.

Output: PersonX had a high fever, but not PersonY, because _ had a severe kidney infection.


Input: Context Word: goats.

Output: On the farm PersonX fed every animal but the goats, so PersonY fed them. _ was scared of the goats.


Input: Context Word: goats.

Output: PersonX fed the goats in the morning but not PersonY because _ was an expert in animal husbandry.


Input: Context Word: furnishings.

Output: When it came to furnishings, PersonX decided on the fabric while PersonY watched, because _ worked as a decorator.


Input: Context Word: pineapple juice.

Output: PersonX was much more embarrassed than PersonY, because _ spilled pineapple juice all over their shirt.


Input: Context Word: butler.

Output: PersonX called home and asked their butler, PersonY, to make dinner, because _ just finished work.


Input: Context Word: boundaries.

Output: PersonX found it difficult to set boundaries and say no to PersonY, because _ was timid.


Input: Context Word: bronze.

Output: The skin of PersonX is much more bronze than that of PersonY because _ got a lot of sun.


Input: Context Word: being alone.

Output: PersonX always needed a companion, but not PersonY because _ had a fear of being alone.


Input: Context Word: Funeral.

Output: Going to a funeral always made PersonX uneasy but PersonY wasn't bothered by them so _ always avoided going to them.


Input: Context Word: use an ATM.

Output: PersonX had a bank card and PersonY didn't so _ had to wait in line at the bank to use an ATM.


Input: Context Word: crab.

Output: Eating crab suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked to eat the local seafood.


Input: Context Word: crab.

Output: PersonX asked if he could eat all of PersonY 's crab cake, because _ loved the taste of sea insects.


Input: Context Word: crab.

Output: PersonX ate crab while PersonY ordered a steak because _ loved to eat any kind of seafood.


Input: Context Word: crab.

Output: PersonX hated eating crabs unlike PersonY because _ thought the shells were difficult to crack open.