Input: Context Word: deer.

Output: PersonX was considered more masculine than PersonY because every year _ went into the woods to hunt deer.


Input: Context Word: loner.

Output: Being a loner didn't scare PersonX but it terrified PersonY. _ was an only child and use to being alone.


Input: Context Word: loner.

Output: PersonX was more of a loner than PersonY because _ hated to talk to people.


Input: Context Word: loner.

Output: PersonX was quite the loner while PersonY was more social, which meant _ dreaded the Homecoming Dance.


Input: Context Word: detox.

Output: At detox, PersonX is mentored by PersonY because _ has been in the program shorter.


Input: Context Word: detox.

Output: PersonX is just starting to detox with the help of PersonY, so _ is a drug user.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: Because PersonX ate healthy while PersonY ate fast food, _ generally had low cholesterol levels.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: Cooking food for the camping trip suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a great cook.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: For two months PersonX was on a diet while PersonY ate fast food. Afterwards, when they weighed themselves _ was delighted to see a 5 pounds loss.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: Grocery shopping was difficult for PersonX and PersonY because _ liked spicy food and the other did not.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: Making delicious food came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to culinary school.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX always eat the food left by PersonY at at table and now _ is fat.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX always ordered the food while at the restaurant for PersonY, as _ was confident.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX brought food to PersonY's potluck because _ didn't want to be a bad guest.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX could not deliver the food to PersonY at the expected time and _ is sorry.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX could not finish his food and he handed it over to PersonY because _ is filled.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX explained the recipe to PersonY, so _ could demonstrate how to make the food.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX felt much worse than PersonY after the party because _ had eaten a lot more of the food.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX felt sick while eating food with PersonY. _ had to go to the bathroom to throw up.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX had fixed a lot of food for PersonY's birthday because _ wanted to throw a good party.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX has been consuming a lot more food than PersonY recently because _ is not on a diet.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX has to be more selective than PersonY when choosing an entree at restaurants because _ has a lot of food allergies.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX hogged all the food from PersonY and _ ended up very full in the end.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX is really hungry for food, PersonY has decided not to make any dinner so _ is disappointed.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX liked to eat gourmet food at expensive restaurants but PersonY did not because _ had a very sophisticated palate.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX made food for PersonY and _ thought to themselves how much better they had gotten.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX rejected the food served to him at the party and he passed it to PersonY because _ is sick.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX took all the food from PersonY because _ was just so hungry she couldn't wait to eat.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX was interested in learning about cooking French food so they asked PersonY for advice because _ was a novice in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: PersonX was sick with the stomach flu and not hungry, but PersonY was starving. _ declined food.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: The food PersonX ate caused PersonY to rush them to the hospital despite _ knowing they were fine.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: The food at the buffet PersonX wanted to go to was fantastic, but PersonY was allergic to some of it. _ offered to go somewhere else.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: The food in PersonX's pantry is plentiful, but this is not so for PersonY because _ is wealthy.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: The food that PersonX ate was spoiled but not that of PersonY because _ left his food outside.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: The food was much better for PersonX than PersonY because _ was able to eat gluten.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: The restaurant served food to PersonX but not PersonY because _ hadn't eaten that meal yet.


Input: Context Word: food.

Output: While PersonX preferred fast food, PersonY preferred five star restaurants, so therefore _ tended to eat cheap food.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how many calories were in the chicken salad, because _ had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX burned fewer calories than PersonY because _ jumped rope for an hour less per day.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX burned less calories than PersonY through the day because _ exercised much more harder.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX counted all the calories they ate but PersonY didn't. _ was trim and fit.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX started counting calories so she could lose weight. PersonY saw her success, so _ shared her favorite calorie counting apps.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX was dieting and asked PersonY to  hlep count calories because _ did not know how to do that.


Input: Context Word: calories.

Output: PersonX was worried that PersonY was becoming obsessed with counting calories. _ said it wasn't healthy to limit food so much.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: A story was written about PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a famous sports player.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: Although PersonX was a better writer than PersonY, _ was worse at crafting a story.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: People believed the story told by PersonX but not the one by PersonY because _ was honest.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX asked her mother PersonY to read her a bedtime story, but _ was too tired and fell asleep while listening.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX is better at telling a story than PersonY because _ took storytelling classes in college.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX loved the story PersonY wrote, then _ left a great review on the book's website.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX read a story to PersonY and tucked them in, and _ had work the following morning.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX told PersonY a bedtime story, then _ turned off the lights and walked out of the the room.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX wanted to read a story before bed but PersonY said they were too tired. _ can not read alone.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX was a fantastic story teller not like PersonY, because _ was a very imaginative person.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX was able to make up a fantastic story on the spot, but PersonY froze, because _ was nervous.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX was afraid of the moon, so PersonY wrote her a story about how the moon is helpful. _ was no longer afraid of the moon after reading it.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX was attending a story workshop but didn't share anything unlike PersonY because _ is shy.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX was wanting to write a short story, but doesn't like to read and PersonY hates to write, but loves to read, so _ started writing a book.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX wrote a best selling story about PersonY because _ was a great book author.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: PersonX's medium of choice for telling a story is song, while PersonY prefers books. _ is a songwriter.


Input: Context Word: story.

Output: Reading a story to their kid was a favorite pastime of PersonX but not PersonY because _ had three kids.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: After the game PersonX drank a lot of water but PersonY did not as _ was thirsty.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: At home, PersonX has to help PersonY when they burn their hand with hot water, so _ is more likely the parent.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: At the beach, PersonX stayed on the land while PersonY jumped in the water because _ was afraid to go in the water.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: Jumping in the water was never a problem for PersonX but it was for PersonY, because _ took swimming lessons as a child.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to stay close to them in the water because _ couldn't swim very well.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to test her household's water quality, because _ suspects bad water quality.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX didn't feel as dehydrated as PersonY, because _ remembered to drink water before the hike.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drank a lot of water but PersonY preferred sugary soda as _ was concerned about their teeth.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drank lots of water while running while PersonY did not, so _ did not become dehydrated.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drank much more water than PersonY did so _ ended up losing more weight.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drank several bottles of water every day while PersonY drank several bottles of pop. _ was never dehydrated during the day.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drinks a lot more water than PersonY because _ is an active and healthy individual.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drinks a lot of water daily compared to PersonY, because _ loves to be healthy.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX drinks water at every meal while PersonY drinks beer, as _ is an alcoholic.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX dumped a bunch of water on PersonY, which _ thought was a funny prank.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a glass of water because _ was the host at the dinner party.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX had to go outside to retrieve water but not PersonY because _ had to go to the well.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX hadn't drunk water for a day unlike PersonY so _ had a parched throat.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX handed the sixteen ounce bottle of water over to PersonY because _ already hydrated.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX handed the sponge to PersonY, so _ could see the spilled water cleaned up before it ruined the table.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX hated low water pressure in the shower than PersonY so when the plumbing was broke _ didn't take a shower.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX is much healthier than PersonY because _ gets their recommended amount of water each day.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY's help swimming in the pool, because _ was uncomfortable in the water.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX offered to give the rest of the water to PersonY because _ was feeling hydrated.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX orders water at the bar, while PersonY has a nice, cold beer, so _ is the sober person.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX preferred water while PersonY was a fan of Gatorade, so _ got mad when offered a cold Gatorade.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX swam faster than PersonY so _ outpaced them in their swimming match at the water front.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX tried to hire PersonY to water the plants because _ was going away on a long vacation.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX used soapy water to wash PersonY's clothes since _ found doing laundry quite relaxing.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX wanted to lose weight more than a fit PersonY so _ started a water fast.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was boiling water to fix a pot of tea just for PersonY but _ preferred coffee instead.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was hiking in the mountains and forgot water unlike PersonY, so _ was very dehydrated.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was less dehydrated than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about drinking more water.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was more scared to swim in the water than PersonY because the water reached over _ head.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was scared of the water but PersonY wasn't worried about it because _ didn't know how to swim.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was so thirsty that PersonY offered them some water.  _ showed appreciation by carrying the backpack.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was thirsty after the long run, while PersonY felt refreshed, so _ asked for her extra water.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: PersonX was thirsty and PersonY had a bottle of water, so _ got the bottle from them.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: Swimming came more naturally to PersonX than it did to PersonY because _ had no fear of water.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: Swimming was a lot of fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no fear of the water.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: The dog swam past PersonX to PersonY in the water, and _ felt ignored by the dog.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: The water in the home of PersonX tastes better than PersonY's because _ lives near a water source.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: The water was too cold for PersonX but just right for PersonY, so _ got out of the pool.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: Wanting to be healthy suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed drinking water on a daily basis.


Input: Context Word: water.

Output: Water  bottles are what PersonX  needs for his trout line but PersonY doesn't drink water, _ won't be able to get any water bottles their.


Input: Context Word: asset.

Output: PersonX wants to learn how to calculate asset impairment so he asks PersonY for help, because _ doesn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: asset.

Output: PersonX was an asset to their employer but PersonY was not because _ was very loyal.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: A conductor on the train PersonX has been for years today PersonY will present them with a award _ is being honored.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: At the train station, PersonX missed their train, while PersonY caught theirs. _ was always late to everything.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time the train from the city was arriving, because _ he couldn't remember.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: PersonX blamed PersonY for making him miss the train. _ said he talked for too long and made him late.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: PersonX could not catch the train despite running as fast as he could and PersonY waved at him as he joined the train. _ is slow.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: PersonX had trained their falcon to scout the area while PersonY hasn't because _ is dutiful.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY crate train her dogs, because _ was a certified dog trainer.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: PersonX wanted to rest while PersonY wanted to train, so _ spent the afternoon napping.


Input: Context Word: train.

Output: The train took PersonX to PersonY because _ could not drive in the city after dark.


Input: Context Word: Rash.

Output: personx had his rash getting worse after reviving treatments from persony and _ asked for a refund.


Input: Context Word: baby scones.

Output: PersonX doesn't like to eat baby scones, but PersonY loves them because _ has less of a sweet tooth.


Input: Context Word: voice over.

Output: Voice over work suits PersonX more than PersonY due to _ having a more unique voice.


Input: Context Word: sorority.

Output: PersonX got accepted into the sorority and PersonY didn't, so _ spent the week celebrating the acceptance.


Input: Context Word: policies.

Output: PersonX went over the new inventory policies with PersonY because _ had just finished learning them.


Input: Context Word: compact disc.

Output: PersonX had a very large compact disc collection but PersonY had all albums, because _ was younger.


Input: Context Word: fireball.

Output: PersonX blamed PersonY for the fireball that caused the house to b urn down, _ expedited the worst from others.


Input: Context Word: full.

Output: On Thanksgiving, PersonX ate a lot at the dinner while PersonY didn't so _ was feeling really full.


Input: Context Word: full.

Output: PersonX and PersonY went to dinner together for a date, _ hardly felt full after the meal.


Input: Context Word: full.

Output: PersonX wasn't as full as PersonY after dinner because _ ate a lot less food.


Input: Context Word: full.

Output: PersonX's stomach was very full after dinner unlike PersonY's because _ ate so much food.


Input: Context Word: music video.

Output: PersonX wanted to cast PersonY in their music video, but _ did not think she was a good enough dancer.


Input: Context Word: custody.

Output: PersonX didn't want to share custody with PersonY, because _ thought they were abusive to the child.


Input: Context Word: custody.

Output: PersonX spent more time with their son than PersonY did because _ had primary custody of the boy.


Input: Context Word: custody.

Output: PersonX won the custody case in court over PersonY once it was proven that _ was the more responsible party.


Input: Context Word: custody.

Output: PersonX's child isn't in her full custody, while PersonY does have full custody of her's, so _ is probably a more troublesome parent.


Input: Context Word: self confidence.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn to  improve their self confidence from PersonY as _  was awkward  in company.


Input: Context Word: firefighter.

Output: PersonX is studying hard to become a firefighter so PersonY will be proud of them, but _ wonders if it is enough.


Input: Context Word: firefighter.

Output: PersonX was curious about how PersonY became a firefighter so quickly, because _ had heard the exams were difficult.


Input: Context Word: firefighter.

Output: PersonX would make a better firefighter than PersonY because _ was in excellent physical condition.


Input: Context Word: firefighter.

Output: Training to become a firefighter suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ works well under pressure.


Input: Context Word: syndrome.

Output: PersonX was sicker than PersonY so _ needed to worry about developing a freaky, non treatable syndrome.


Input: Context Word: kite.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to fly a kite over the weekend because _ has flown them their entire life.


Input: Context Word: kite.

Output: PersonX thinks kite flying is fun but PersonY does not. _ buys a big kite at the toy shop.


Input: Context Word: ice skates.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY put on a pair of ice skates because _ was a professional figure skater.


Input: Context Word: class president.

Output: A few more people voted for PersonX for class president than for PersonY, since _ was outgoing.


Input: Context Word: Vegetable Soup.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows the recipe for vegetable soup, because _ he had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: net.

Output: PersonX was screaming for help when stuck inside a net before PersonY came to his rescue. _ was very scared.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: At the dance, PersonX's noticed her nails didn't look as nice as PersonY's because _ was ungroomed.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX did a color block design on PersonY's nails, and _ thought she did a bad job with the design.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX explains to PersonY how to paint their nails with a fancy design, because _ does it all the time.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX grew their nails longer than PersonY, because _  had learned to distract herself from biting them..


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX had contacted fungus on their nails but not PersonY because _ was always in damp conditions.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX had to have well manicured nails for work, but not PersonY, because _ worked at a bank.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX hated short nails, so when PersonY trimmed hers too short at the salon, _ got angry.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX loved to go to the salon and not PersonY although _ always went to paint their nails.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: PersonX needed to trim their nails while PersonY did not because the nails of _ were quite long.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: Red nail polish makes PersonX's nails looks nicer than PersonY's because _ likes to paint her nails.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: The nails of PersonX look crappy, while PersonY's are neat and manicured. That's due to _ barely ever visiting the salon.


Input: Context Word: nails.

Output: The nails were held by PersonX while PersonY swung the hammer, since _ had a steadier hand.


Input: Context Word: dressing.

Output: PersonX had a very formal style of dressing while PersonY had a very casual manner of dressing. _ had a large collection suits.


Input: Context Word: lemon juice.

Output: PersonX drank a lot of lemon juice, much more than PersonY, because _ was very thirsty.


Input: Context Word: mousetrap.

Output: PersonX often had mice in their house but PersonY never did. _ wouldn't set a mousetrap.


Input: Context Word: Icing.

Output: PersonX borrowed powdered sugar from PersonY to make icing because _ did not have any.


Input: Context Word: drug.

Output: PersonX prescribed new and sometimes Experimental drugs to others PersonY was one of these people, _ prescribes medication.


Input: Context Word: drug.

Output: When PersonX was younger he struggled with drug abuse unlike PersonY because _ had a difficult childhood.


Input: Context Word: dry skin.

Output: PersonX had dry skin problems while PersonY had clear skin so _ made sure to use heavy lotion.


Input: Context Word: dry skin.

Output: PersonX had problems with dry skin but not PersonY because _ used an irritating skin lotion.


Input: Context Word: dry skin.

Output: PersonX had really dry skin while PersonY's was nice and smooth because _ didn't use moisturizer.


Input: Context Word: peppers.

Output: PersonX warned PersonY that the peppers on the nachos were extremely spicy, because _ was worried about her friend's sensitive stomach.


Input: Context Word: peppers.

Output: The peppers of PersonX look smaller than those of PersonY, so _ is the worse farmer.


Input: Context Word: eyeglasses.

Output: PersonX got eyeglasses at the recommendation of the optometrist, but PersonY didn't need them, because _ had faulty vision.


Input: Context Word: eyeglasses.

Output: PersonX has to wear eyeglasses all the time unlike PersonY because _ has very bad eye sight.


Input: Context Word: farted.

Output: The people didn't want to sit by PersonX but sat by PersonY instead because _ farted.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output: PersonX created a better looking pottery piece than PersonY because _ remembered to cure the pottery.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output: PersonX found a cure for cancer with the help of PersonY, however only _ was recognized at the ceremony.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output: PersonX knew how to cure a bleeding nose but PersonY did not because _ had an extensive knowledge of first aid.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output: PersonX liked to cure exotic meats for PersonY since _ liked the patience it required.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output: PersonX sold PersonY a treatment session to help cure their spring allergies, because _ was congested.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output: The cure was discovered by PersonX, and PersonY was jealous because _ was in the spotlight.


Input: Context Word: raw.

Output: PersonX loves to eat more raw food than PersonY because _ loves fruit and vegetables so much.


Input: Context Word: raw.

Output: PersonX uses kale as their salad base while PersonY enjoys it cooked because _ likes it raw.


Input: Context Word: loaf.

Output: PersonX likes to loaf around in their spare time but PersonY prefers to volunteer. _ spent their day off chilling at the beach.


Input: Context Word: Acid.

Output: PersonX wanted to trip at the Dead concert but PersonY wanted to get drunk. _ bought a hit of acid.


Input: Context Word: Braid.

Output: PersonX' s ponytail braid did not reach as far down her back as PersonY's, because _ had shorter hair.


Input: Context Word: trap.

Output: Despite her best efforts, PersonX still fell into PersonY 's trap, because _ was just too gullible.


Input: Context Word: trap.

Output: On the hunting expedition, PersonX set better traps than PersonY because _ was the better hunter.


Input: Context Word: trap.

Output: PersonX needed to trap PersonY, because _ was looking to protect the neighborhood from vandalism.


Input: Context Word: trap.

Output: PersonX wanted to kill rats using a trap but PersonY did not as _ hated rats.


Input: Context Word: enjoyable.

Output: PersonX found doing the crossword puzzle in the paper very enjoyable but PersonY didn't. _ picked up a copy of the New York Times every day.


Input: Context Word: enjoyable.

Output: PersonX had a very enjoyable meal at the cafe but PersonY didn't. _ made a reservation to eat there again.


Input: Context Word: enjoyable.

Output: The new task at work were enjoyable to PersonX  and PersonY  thought the same, _ is having nicer day at work lately.


Input: Context Word: spicy.

Output: PersonX gave her hot and spicy Indian dish to PersonY because _ disdained the exotic taste.


Input: Context Word: spicy.

Output: The food of PersonX is made spicy, but PersonY's is blander because _ is from South America.


Input: Context Word: traveled.

Output: PersonX was considered to be more worldly than PersonY because _ had traveled to more places in the world.


Input: Context Word: bonds.

Output: PersonX was better suited to running a business than PersonY for _ had the patience to let savings bonds acrue wealth.


Input: Context Word: courteous.

Output: PersonX found it easier to make friends than PersonY, because _ was always pleasant and courteous.


Input: Context Word: Stuffed.

Output: PersonX went to the buffet and stuffed themselves silly while PersonY had only soup. _ needed a nap a while later.


Input: Context Word: sheriff.

Output: PersonX shot the sheriff but PersonY didn't shoot the sheriff, so _ wound up going to jail.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how much longer until the meeting started, because the watch belonging to _ was broken.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time it was since _ had forgotten to wear her watch.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a watch for their birthday because _ was tired of telling the time to them.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX bought an expensive watch but not PersonY because _ worked extra hours at work.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX buys PersonY a watch for a graduation present because _ is a great parent.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX got to the party more on time than PersonY because _ was wearing a watch.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX kept a close watch on PersonY, so _ would know exactly what they were up to.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output: PersonX stopped PersonY on the street to ask for the time because _ did not have a watch.


Input: Context Word: stutter.

Output: PersonX was extremely nervous about talking to PersonY because _ stuttered and wanted to take her to the dance.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: Needing to buy new tires PersonX went to the tire store with PersonY. _ bought new tires.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: PersonX changed PersonY's tires on his new car, after that, _ charged him for the parts and labor.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: PersonX had to buy water tires but not PersonY because _ lived in a rainy climate.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: PersonX never checks the air in the tires while PersonY does and you just knew _ would have flat tires.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: PersonX was happy with their tires while PersonY needed new ones because _ had tires with tread that was new.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: The tires on PersonX's car are worn down, so they go to visit PersonY. _ is the car owner.


Input: Context Word: tires.

Output: While PersonX owned snow tires, PersonY owned standard tires because it often snowed where _ lived.


Input: Context Word: asthma.

Output: Even though PersonX was diagnosed with acute asthma and PersonY didn't, _ was a better runner.


Input: Context Word: asthma.

Output: PersonX has problems with asthma so he goes to see his doctor PersonY, because _ struggles in day tasks.


Input: Context Word: asthma.

Output: PersonX's asthma is very bad, but PersonY doesn't experience any, so _ coughts a lot more frequently.


Input: Context Word: asthma.

Output: Running was the best exercise for PersonX but not PersonY. _ didn't have problems like asthma.


Input: Context Word: asthma.

Output: The asthma of PersonX is getting worse, while PersonY's is getting better, so _ is taking less effective medication.


Input: Context Word: knot.

Output: In Boy Scouts, PersonX didn't try very hard to get his knot tying badge but PersonY did because _ thought it was stupid.


Input: Context Word: knot.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help untying the knot in his shoe; when she couldn't do it, _ put on velcro shoes instead.


Input: Context Word: mullberry.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what the strange fruit was because _ had never seen a mullberry tree before.


Input: Context Word: Eclectus.

Output: An Eclectus was something that PersonX always dreamed of owning but not PersonY because _ thought that birds made good pets.


Input: Context Word: stories.

Output: PersonX was always telling stories to PersonY, which made _ feel like an important storyteller.


Input: Context Word: stories.

Output: Telling stories was something PersonX was quite skilled at compared to PersonY, so _ decided to coach him.


Input: Context Word: stories.

Output: The stories that are written by PersonX feel more real than PersonY's because _ writes based on true stories.


Input: Context Word: Cinematographer.

Output: PersonX told the cinematographer to zoom in and get a good close-up of PersonY's face, because _ is the director of the movie.


Input: Context Word: sage.

Output: PersonX though sage was a good tasting herb but PersonY didn't, so _ made some sage stuffing for Thanksgiving.


Input: Context Word: harmful.

Output: PersonX was in a harmful relationship with PersonY, so _ did everything they could to get out.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: PersonX goes to the beach every single day unlike PersonY because _ lives a lot closer to the beach.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY on a trip to the beach, but she said no. _ invited someone else instead.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: PersonX is a beachcomber, PersonY is not so you should ask _ where to find sharks' teeth at the beach.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: PersonX likes to go to the beach but PersonY likes to go to the mountains, so _ booked a trip to Ft. Lauderdale.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: PersonX never liked going to the beach but PersonY loved it because _ was a terrible swimmer.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: PersonX went to the beach while PersonY went to the movies, and _ enjoyed going in the ocean.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: The beach is a favorite hangout of PersonX, while PersonY prefers libraries. This is due to _ being a surfer.


Input: Context Word: beach.

Output: The beach was a lot closer to PersonX and not PersonY because _ lived near the coast.


Input: Context Word: count.

Output: Even though PersonX learned how to count in German before PersonY, now _ is worse at speaking the language overall.


Input: Context Word: count.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to demonstrate how to count in Japanese because _ did not speak the language.


Input: Context Word: love life.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY out with a lonely love life so _ recorded down personality traits.


Input: Context Word: sporting.

Output: Getting cramps during sporting events was common for PersonX but not PersonY because _ never spent time stretching beforehand.


Input: Context Word: currency.

Output: PersonX didn't know what the currency of Mexico was but PersonY knew _ had never been to Mexico before.


Input: Context Word: currency.

Output: PersonX waited at the currency exchange booth for PersonY to disburse the money, and then _ proceeded to explore.


Input: Context Word: constipation.

Output: Because PersonX was suffering from constipation but PersonY had diarrhea, _ used the restroom less often.


Input: Context Word: constipation.

Output: Constipation often caused problems for PersonX due to lack of fiber but not PersonY; _ had an unhealthier diet.


Input: Context Word: constipation.

Output: Constipation was a big problem for PersonX but not for PersonY, so _ liked to drink a lot of prune juice.


Input: Context Word: constipation.

Output: PersonX suffered from constipation but PersonY did not, so _ liked to drink a lot of prune juice.


Input: Context Word: constipation.

Output: PersonX suffered from constipation fairly frequently, but PersonY did not, because _ drank enough water.


Input: Context Word: constipation.

Output: PersonX treated PersonY for their constipation so _ took time to answer questions on how to treat it.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: At the salon, PersonX asked PersonY for her opinion about hair dye, because _ was nervous about making a bad choice.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX admired PersonY 's beautiful, colorful hair, so _ borrowed some dye so she could color her own hair.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they knew a good hair dye, because _ never dyed their hair.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to dye their hair, so _ sat down as the product was applied to their roots.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX borrowed dye from PersonY since _ had run out of supplies for her hair recently.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX tripped and spilled a bucket on dye on PersonY's new coat so _ was appologetic.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX wants PersonY to help them dye there hair for the show and _ is begging.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: PersonX was asked to dye PersonY's hair red because _ was a professional stylist at a salon.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: The dye showed up on PersonX's hair more than PersonY's hair because _ had lighter hair.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: The dye that PersonX uses to color PersonY's hair is the wrong color, but _ tries to hide the mistake.


Input: Context Word: dye.

Output: When PersonX put dye in PersonY's clothes, because _ did think it would be a funny thing to do.


Input: Context Word: cushions.

Output: PersonX put the cushions under PersonY's head, because _ wanted to provide some personal comfort.


Input: Context Word: calluses.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY advice on how to remove the calluses on her feet, because _ was a trained podiatrist.


Input: Context Word: calluses.

Output: PersonX has calluses and needs to get rid of them so she asks PersonY for help, because _ know nothing about it.


Input: Context Word: calluses.

Output: PersonX tried to help PersonY with the calluses on their feet because _ is embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: bicycle.

Output: PersonX decided they were going to start riding a bicycle to work, but PersonY decided not to. This is because _ cares about the environment.


Input: Context Word: bicycle.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to ride a bicycle because _ had been riding for several years.


Input: Context Word: bicycle.

Output: PersonX's bicycle is a lot older than PersonY's because _ likes vintage things very much.


Input: Context Word: bicycle.

Output: Wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle was necessary for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is a child.


Input: Context Word: bicycle.

Output: When it comes to travel, PersonX likes to ride a bicycle, but PersonY uses a car. This is due to _ being environmentally conscious.


Input: Context Word: card.

Output: On Valentines Day, PersonX gave their sweety a nice handmade card while PersonY gave a store bought card, and so _ showed more value of their sweetie.


Input: Context Word: card.

Output: PersonX brought a get well card to the hospital but PersonY forgot to because _ was thoughtful.


Input: Context Word: card.

Output: PersonX wants to complain about a politician while PersonY wants to write a card to complain about a bus driver, _ addressed the card to congress.


Input: Context Word: card.

Output: PersonX was always more popular than PersonY because _ was able to make fake ID cards for classmates.


Input: Context Word: card.

Output: PersonX was an inferior card player to PersonY because _ had a poor poker face.


Input: Context Word: card.

Output: Since PersonX disliked trading card games while PersonY loved them, _ never went to novelty stores to buy different card packs.


Input: Context Word: permit.

Output: PersonX explains to PersonY that he'll need a permit to do electrical work on his house, because _ got in trouble for that once.


Input: Context Word: services.

Output: It costed more to repair the car of PersonX than it did the car of PersonY because _ had more services done.


Input: Context Word: services.

Output: PersonX offered their services to PersonY after _ was able to see that they were in need.


Input: Context Word: report.

Output: People respect the report that PersonX put together politics less than PersonY's, so _ is more inexperienced.


Input: Context Word: report.

Output: PersonX handed the report over to PersonY and _ was relieved now that his part was finished.


Input: Context Word: report.

Output: PersonX turned in their report on time on Friday, while PersonY asked for a two day extension, so _ spent the weekend relaxing.


Input: Context Word: report.

Output: The report that PersonX sent in was better than that of PersonY because _ took time on it.


Input: Context Word: report.

Output: The security guard had to report PersonX but not PersonY because _ was acting crazy.


Input: Context Word: negative consequences.

Output: PersonX wanted to shield PersonY of the negative consequences in life so _ got more controlling.


Input: Context Word: Queen.

Output: PersonX was crowned Queen of the country but gave the title to PersonY because _ was unambitious.


Input: Context Word: Internet.

Output: PersonX was more familiar with the Internet than PersonY because _ knew a lot about computers.


Input: Context Word: ink.

Output: PersonX cause nasty ink stains on PersonY's purse, so _ apologizes and tries to clean it.


Input: Context Word: ink.

Output: PersonX decided to sell a nice piece of ink wash artwork to PersonY because _ was a great artist.


Input: Context Word: ink.

Output: PersonX teaches computers, PersonY has never used a computer and for that reason _ would best be able to tell you how to put ink in your printer.


Input: Context Word: upholstery.

Output: PersonX demanded that PersonY clean the upholstery in the family car, but in fact _ was the one who made the stain.


Input: Context Word: kidneys.

Output: PersonX had both of his kidneys but PersonY had only one, since _ had received a transplant.


Input: Context Word: survived.

Output: In his life, PersonX survived many terrible things, while PersonY had it easy. _ lived a troubled life.


Input: Context Word: Human Resources.

Output: PersonX really liked working in Human Resources and PersonY wanted to work at the same company, and _ subsequently offered a position.


Input: Context Word: nicely.

Output: As the boss, PersonX asked PersonY nicely to do more work so _ could go home earlier.


Input: Context Word: Teenage.

Output: The teenage years of PersonX were much more turbulent than PersonY, so as an adult, _ was more mentally stable.


Input: Context Word: sculpt.

Output: PersonX decided to help PersonY in his effort to sculpt a statue because _ was a great artist.


Input: Context Word: sculpt.

Output: PersonX tried hard to sculpt what PersonY had asked for, but _ was struggling with the clay.


Input: Context Word: hope.

Output: PersonX has a hard time with finding hope in religion like PersonY does, _ is not a religious person.


Input: Context Word: hope.

Output: PersonX was full of hope for the life of PersonY, because _ cared about them very much.


Input: Context Word: Independent sales reps.

Output: Independent sales reps like PersonX are often needed by PersonY, _ talents are in high demand.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: PersonX always wanted to have a lot of kids but not PersonY because _ liked children.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: PersonX babysat the kids last week when PersonY refused to because _ is good with kids.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: PersonX really loathed kids with red hair, while PersonY loved them, because _ was such a hateful person.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: PersonX was looking forward to having kids, but PersonY was not, because _ had always wanted to be a parent.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: PersonX wasn't bothered by kids but PersonY didn't like them. _ found a job working at a nursery school.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: Taking the kids to the zoo was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved animals.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: The kids of PersonX are being watched by PersonY because _ is a good parent.


Input: Context Word: kids.

Output: The school chose PersonX over PersonY to be a teacher, since _ related with kids .


Input: Context Word: diagnoses.

Output: PersonX was the first person to give the patient the diagnoses PersonY was the second, _ gave their opinion first.


Input: Context Word: onion.

Output: PersonX was avoided while PersonY was not because _ ate onions and did not gargle mouthwash afterwards.


Input: Context Word: Durian.

Output: PersonX found the taste and smell of durian reprehensible but not PersonY. _ had the durian dish for their dessert.


Input: Context Word: Restaurant.

Output: Going to a restaurant is something that PersonX does very often but PersonY rarely goes to one because _ is a very bad cook.


Input: Context Word: Restaurant.

Output: personx wanted to open a restaurant that welcome dogs unlike persony but _ was having problem funding it.


Input: Context Word: attacked.

Output: PersonX witnessed PersonY was attacked by someone on the street, so _ testified at the court.


Input: Context Word: evidence.

Output: Making sense of evidence came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to law school.


Input: Context Word: places.

Output: PersonX checked all the hiding places they expected PersonY to be, but _ never found them.


Input: Context Word: places.

Output: PersonX was always telling PersonY varied and interesting stories, as _ was always visiting new places.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: Camping is a lot more enjoyable for PersonX than PersonY because _ doesn't mind the bugs.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go camping together over spring break because _ didn't want to go alone.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX has never been camping before, but PersonY has. _ asked a lot of questions before they left.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY into his big tent on a spring camping trip, because _ wanted some company.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX is more prepared to go camping in the woods compared to PersonY due to _ being a boy scout.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX loved the outdoors while PersonY preferred to stay inside, so _ went on the camping trip.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX was far more likely to go camping in the wilderness than PersonY, because _ had an adventurous spirit.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: PersonX went camping the last week of the month unlike PersonY because _ had free time.


Input: Context Word: camping.

Output: When PersonX fell while he was camping and PersonY did not help, their father gave _ assistance.


Input: Context Word: police.

Output: PersonX does not mind the police at all, but PersonY does because _ has only had positive experiences with them.


Input: Context Word: police.

Output: PersonX has been arrested twelve times while PersonY has never been arrested any because _ keeps having run-ins with the police.


Input: Context Word: police.

Output: PersonX wants to become a police officer and asks PersonY to train with him, because _ has always dreamed about it.


Input: Context Word: police.

Output: PersonX was puled over by PersonY who was a police officer because _ was caught speeding.


Input: Context Word: police.

Output: The police had a warrant out for PersonX but not for PersonY. _ was always breaking the law.


Input: Context Word: police.

Output: The police wanted to talk to PersonX and not PersonY in regards to the murder because _ was at the scene.


Input: Context Word: Butterflies.

Output: PersonX found butterflies to be a nuisance but PersonY like them a lot. _ cut all the flowers around their house.


Input: Context Word: Dishwasher.

Output: PersonX bought a new dishwasher with 10 years old warranty and showed off to PersonY, _ was so proud.


Input: Context Word: Horseshoe.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a horseshoe for luck so that he could win at blackjack. _ was a lucky person.


Input: Context Word: Mile.

Output: PersonX finished the mile run faster than PersonY because _ exercised quite regularly every day.


Input: Context Word: hot air balloon.

Output: PersonX thought taking a hot air balloon ride would be exciting but not PersonY. _ was happy to get a trip in one for their birthday.


Input: Context Word: option.

Output: PersonX only gave PersonY a single option, because _ didn't have any more patience left.


Input: Context Word: weekend.

Output: PersonX covers PersonY's hours over the weekend so they can go on vacation and _ is very busy.


Input: Context Word: weekend.

Output: PersonX worked for the weekend, but PersonY liked their job - _ had never enjoyed doing hard work.


Input: Context Word: weekend.

Output: Picking up extra work shifts on the weekend was a necessity for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had large expenses.


Input: Context Word: vegetarian.

Output: PersonX cooked meal using vegetables, fruits, and grains for PersonY, because _ knows he is a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: vegetarian.

Output: PersonX wanted to become a vegetarian much to PersonY's dismay, so _ started to eat more vegetables.


Input: Context Word: vegetarian.

Output: PersonX wanted to eat a Gardenburger but PersonY, wanted a thick juicy steak, because _ was a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: vegetarian.

Output: PersonX was eating a salad and PersonY was eating a hamburger.  The vegetarian coach praised _ .


Input: Context Word: vegetarian.

Output: PersonX was working on becoming a vegetarian with PersonY however, _ was tempted to eat bacon occasionally.


Input: Context Word: vegetarian.

Output: The vegetarian meal seemed very unappealing to PersonX although PersonY loved it, because _ was a carnivore.


Input: Context Word: Paste.

Output: PersonX was creating a scrapbook. He pasted pictures of PersonY because _ was fond of him.


Input: Context Word: Table.

Output: PersonX broke PersonY ' coffee table when he put a heavy bowling ball on it. _ became nervous.


Input: Context Word: Table.

Output: PersonX put the milk on PersonY 's table and it spilled all over it. _ was remorseful.


Input: Context Word: Table.

Output: personx wanted the help of persony to coat his table with Varathane  but _ was skeptical about his ability.


Input: Context Word: yams.

Output: PersonX is being shown how to bake yams by PersonY because _ is a child.


Input: Context Word: evaluated.

Output: PersonX evaluated the condition of PersonY to make sure they were ok, since _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: Easter.

Output: PersonX wanted to go to Easter service with PersonY because _ was a very devout Christian.


Input: Context Word: handbags.

Output: While at the mall, PersonX bought new handbags while PersonY did not because _ had saved her money to treat herself to some new bags.


Input: Context Word: behaved.

Output: PersonX was a poorly behaved child while PersonY followed the rules, so _ was always in trouble.


Input: Context Word: cashews.

Output: PersonX wants to help PersonY to harvest cashews, because _ feels like she should help.


Input: Context Word: fade.

Output: PersonX is very social, PersonY is not which is probably why the friendships of _ never fade.


Input: Context Word: battle.

Output: PersonX is being taught how to battle cancer with the help of PersonY, so _ is the cancer patient.


Input: Context Word: battle.

Output: PersonX was the sure winner of the battle against PersonY because _ had been practicing.


Input: Context Word: short story.

Output: Creative writing was PersonX's passion, but PersonY struggled to write even a short story. _ had a vivid imagination.


Input: Context Word: coyote trap.

Output: PersonX wanted to set a coyote trap but PersonY insisted not to. _ was terrified with wild animals and wanted them gone.


Input: Context Word: collect.

Output: PersonX liked to collect memorabilia long before PersonY did so _ knows more about it.


Input: Context Word: deep.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a deep conversation with PersonY, but _ ended up being disappointed.


Input: Context Word: tourism.

Output: PersonX was in the Greek tourism industry unlike PersonY because _ liked to travel to Greece.


Input: Context Word: tourism.

Output: When it comes to tourism knowledge, PersonX knows more than PersonY because _ went to school for it.


Input: Context Word: Breastfeeding.

Output: Breastfeeding in public was no problem for PersonX but it was for PersonY. _ never used a blanket to cover themselves.


Input: Context Word: insomnia.

Output: PersonX had terrible insomnia and asked PersonY for suggestions, because _ had never experienced this before.


Input: Context Word: insomnia.

Output: PersonX hated working night shifts but PersonY preferred them. _ had never suffered from insomnia.


Input: Context Word: Stepfather.

Output: PersonX was a very poor stepfather but PersonY was a good one. _ wasn't very well liked by their kids.


Input: Context Word: professional wrestler.

Output: PersonX was a professional wrestler but PersonY was not because _ was disciplined about going to the gym.


Input: Context Word: snowflake.

Output: PersonX was more in awe of the blizzard than PersonY because _ had never seen snowflakes.


Input: Context Word: Dental.

Output: PersonX didn't brush and floss very often but PersonY did regularly. _ had to make dental appointments pretty often.


Input: Context Word: Milky Way.

Output: The Milky Way is fascinating to PersonX, but PersonY feels just the opposite about it. That's because _ is an astronomer.


Input: Context Word: folic acid.

Output: God told PersonX to take Folic Acid when pregnant, but PersonY was not a believer and did not get the message and so _ had a basically normal child.


Input: Context Word: call center.

Output: PersonX interviewed PersonY for a position at the call center because _ was the hiring representative for the company.


Input: Context Word: influence.

Output: PersonX tried to influence PersonY to do a bunch of bad stuff, but _ couldn't get them to listen.


Input: Context Word: Wool.

Output: PersonX had to learn from PersonY about how to handle knitting wool, as _ struggled with handling the material.


Input: Context Word: spa.

Output: Enjoying a massage at the spa was relaxing for PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't mind others touch.


Input: Context Word: spa.

Output: PersonX decided to plan and trip to the spa with PersonY because _ wanted to take the time together to relax.


Input: Context Word: spa.

Output: PersonX had a  spa in their apartment. PersonY did not. _ had a very luxurious apartment.


Input: Context Word: spa.

Output: PersonX went to the gym while PersonY went to the spa, and because of this, _ had quite an exhausting two hours.


Input: Context Word: spa.

Output: PersonX went to the spa and got a massage every Saturday unlike PersonY, because _ loved the feeling.


Input: Context Word: nutmeg.

Output: PersonX's added a little nutmeg to their apple pie, while PersonY did not, and that lead the judges to award _ the first place prize.


Input: Context Word: Care.

Output: PersonX got sick one day. PersonY decided to care for him until _ was fully recovered.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output: PersonX is being emotionaly abused and asks her friend PersonY for help, because _ feels miserable.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output: PersonX was concerned that PersonY was being abused so _ offered an unending amount of support.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output: PersonX was more scared of people than PersonY was because _ had been abused before.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output: The cat of PersonX was abused, but PersonY's was not because _ 's cat came from a shelter.


Input: Context Word: religious acts.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was suspended from school because _ had performed religious acts in the lunch room.


Input: Context Word: qualified.

Output: PersonX was a qualified teacher but PersonY was not as _ was dedicated to their profession.


Input: Context Word: flow.

Output: PersonX was the rapper with the best flow, and PersonY was jealous, but _ just kept on doing their thing.


Input: Context Word: cookie.

Output: PersonX did not want to eat the cookie as it was calorific but PersonY did because _ was overweight.


Input: Context Word: lady.

Output: The lady walked up to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a familiar face to her.


Input: Context Word: lady.

Output: The old lady in the park complimented PersonX, but not PersonY because _ is very dignified.


Input: Context Word: gray.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help him get rid of the gray in his hair because _ didn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: gray.

Output: PersonX had gray hair but their granddaughter PersonY had red hair because _ was very old.


Input: Context Word: gray.

Output: PersonX has to let their hair dye process longer than PersonY because _ has a lot of gray hair.


Input: Context Word: supervisor.

Output: PersonX was an excellent supervisor but PersonY was not a good one. _ was liked by all the employees.


Input: Context Word: cooker.

Output: The slow cooker was watched closely by PersonX and PersonY prepared the beef stew, as _ was famished.


Input: Context Word: trumpet.

Output: PersonX liked trumpet music more than PersonY so _ purchased themselves one to learn how to play.


Input: Context Word: trumpet.

Output: The trumpet of PersonX is worth less, than the one that PersonY owns because _ is strapped for cash.


Input: Context Word: trumpet.

Output: The trumpet of PersonX was stolen by the sneaky PersonY, so _ is very, very angry.


Input: Context Word: clutter.

Output: All the clutter in the house excited PersonX but not PersonY because cleaning energized _ very much.


Input: Context Word: clutter.

Output: PersonX thought clutter made a home look unattractive but PersonY did not. _ kept their home clutter free.


Input: Context Word: clutter.

Output: To eliminate clutter, PersonX employed the help of PersonY because _ was worse than him at keeping organized.


Input: Context Word: principal's.

Output: At school, PersonX is always going to the principal's office, while PersonY never does, so _ is a bad student.


Input: Context Word: tidy.

Output: PersonX kept their home tidy while PersonY left their home a mess. _ received many compliments on how nice their place looked.


Input: Context Word: Friendship.

Output: PersonX valued their friendship with their siblings but PersonY didn't,  so _ visited their sibling's home often.


Input: Context Word: Friendship.

Output: PersonX wasn't very grateful for PersonY's good friendship, even though _ really needed good friends.


Input: Context Word: electricity bill.

Output: Paying the electricity bill is an adult responsibility for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ lives on his own.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: At the dance, PersonX is asked rude questions by PersonY because _ is a victim.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: At the wedding, PersonX convinced PersonY to dance with them after _ promising to lead.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: Being a dance student, PersonX wants to learn to dance from PersonY as _ is an excellent dance learner.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: People paid more attention to PersonX at the dance than PersonY because _ was wearing a unique dress.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to dance at the club but was turned down, so _ went dancing alone.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go to the dance because _ didn't have a date yet.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time the dance was being held, because _ she had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX could dance better than PersonY could because _ had taken more years of ballet.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX found it easy to dance but PersonY did not as _ was very flexible.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX is training PersonY to dance the salsa as a results of _ being a dance teacher.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX learned how to dance very well but PersonY did not. _ put on a good dance performance.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX managed to avoid making themselves look silly on the dance floor, unlike PersonY, because _ attended dance classes.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX refused to dance even once with PersonY because _ did not like anyone in school.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX sat in the corner and watched PersonY dance in the middle of the crowd because _ was shy.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to dance, but _ decided to quit the lessons half way through.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX trod on PersonY's feet while learning to dance and _ decided to wear ballet shoes to not cause .hurt.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX wants to get better at thriller dance so he asks his tutor PersonY for extra hours, because _ wants to improve.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX was better prepared for the dance than PersonY because _ had practiced their dance moves.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX was excited to dance at their wedding while PersonY wasn't, as _ was a famously great dancer.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX was learning to how to dance and PersonY laughed out loud, so Dad smiled at _ .


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX was unable to dance on prom night compared to PersonY, because _ was uncoordinated.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: PersonX won the dance competition over PersonY for the reason that _ had a superior sense of rhythm.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: The dance instructor asked PersonX to help PersonY practice before the show because _ already knew the routine.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: The girl thought she would have a better chance asking PersonX instead of PersonY for permission to attend the dance because _ had more lienent rules.


Input: Context Word: dance.

Output: While PersonX never went to the school dance, PersonY always did because _ was very unpopular.


Input: Context Word: Guitar.

Output: PersonX could really shred on the guitar but PersonY wasn't so hot. _ had taken many lessons.


Input: Context Word: Guitar.

Output: PersonX learned to play guitar as a young person while PersonY was taught to play flute. _ joined a rock band when they grew up.


Input: Context Word: Guitar.

Output: PersonX was better than PersonY at the guitar, so _ chose to give guitar lessons.


Input: Context Word: barcode.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to scan the barcode becasue the equipment being used by _ was broken.


Input: Context Word: T-Bone Steak.

Output: PersonX loved the taste of beef but PersonY preferred seafood, so _ ordered a T-Bone steak to eat.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: After visiting their tenth college, PersonX asked PersonY to just make up his mind, because _ just didn't have time for more.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: At college, PersonX's diet is not as good as PersonY's, because _ eats a lot of pizza.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: College studying for exams suits PersonX, but isn't easy for PersonY because _ is very studious.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: Having a hard time picking her major in college, PersonX turned to the already declared PersonY for advice because _ was indecisive.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: On the college exam, PersonX failed, but PersonY was able to get an A. This means _ is an inadequate student.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the college bookstore closed on Friday because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX decided to go to a college across the country, but PersonY attended college in their hometown, because _ wanted to live at home.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX drove five hours and dropped off PersonY at college, since _ had classes next week.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX had a higher college degree than PersonY, so _ was offered more promotions at work.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX has a harder time finding high paying jobs than PersonY because _ doesn't have a college degree.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX is struggling with depression at college, but PersonY is not, so _ is more likely to be on medication.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX never went to college as opposed to PersonY who did, because _ is from a poor family.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX studied hard to get into college but PersonY didn't. _ was accepted to an Ivy League school.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX visited PersonY at college during the holidays because _ didn't go to college this year..


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX was a better student tha PersonY so _ got into a good college on the first application.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX was a little dense but PersonY was very brainy, so _ enrolled in a trade program instead of college.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX was better at studying than PersonY so _ was much more likely to go to college.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX was not suited for college but PersonY was, since _ did poorly in classes.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX was the smartest person in college while PersonY barely passed the year, _ was at the top of the list for best students.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX went to a college and met PersonY who is very smart, _ got help from him to study calculusinfinitesimal calculus.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX went to college after high school and PersonY didn't, so _ ended up with a lot more education.


Input: Context Word: college.

Output: PersonX worried college was too expensive and he wouldn't be able to finish it but PersonY disagreed, _ wasn't easily convinced.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go to the new restaurant that opened even though _ did not eat that type of food.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: PersonX eats a lot more food on a regular basis than PersonY because _ is a fatter person.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: PersonX has 5 children, PersonY has no children because of this _ is more experienced at teaching a child how to eat.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: PersonX is dealing with temptetion to eat PersonY's cake, because _ is struggling with diet.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: PersonX took a second helping of pizza and salad to eat, but PersonY did not, because _ was still full.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: PersonX was hungry and needed to eat PersonY owns a dinner just a couple of blocks from where he works, _ is hungry.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: The horse trotted up to PersonX but went past PersonY, because _ had a carrot for it to eat.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: The restaurant was crowded, so PersonX suggested to PersonY that they not eat at all because _ wasn't really hungry.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: To get healthy PersonX and PersonY started to eat aloe vera and _ loved the taste of it.


Input: Context Word: eat.

Output: When cake was available PersonX loved to eat it but PersonY refrained because _ was slim.


Input: Context Word: rottweiler.

Output: PersonX loved being around the rottweiler but PersonY did not as _ found big dogs very scary.


Input: Context Word: lilies.

Output: PersonX was able to grow beautiful multi-colored lilies in the backyard without a problem, but PersonY struggled to get anything to grow, because _ had a greenthumb.


Input: Context Word: foxglove.

Output: PersonX was a much better gardener than PersonY because _ foxglove grew like weeds in their garden.


Input: Context Word: shy.

Output: Asking girls out on a date is harder for PersonX than PersonY, because _ is deeply shy and stammers.


Input: Context Word: shy.

Output: Making new friends wasn't easy for PersonX while it came easily to PersonY because _ was painfully shy.


Input: Context Word: shy.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY to overcome shyness because _ had never been painfully shy.


Input: Context Word: shy.

Output: PersonX talked in school much less than PersonY did because _ was much more shy.


Input: Context Word: shy.

Output: Since PersonX was shy and PersonY was quite gregarious, _ rarely made friends at parties.


Input: Context Word: complaint.

Output: PersonX filed a complaint against PersonY for always having loud dogs, because _ was never able to sleep at night.


Input: Context Word: complaint.

Output: The complaint that PersonX made to PersonY seemed harsh, like _ was actually trying to be rude.


Input: Context Word: wash a stuffed animal.

Output: PersonX watched PersonY wash a stuffed animal because _ did not know how to work a washing machine.


Input: Context Word: Bracelet.

Output: PersonX made a Make a Wish Bracelet with hemp string and beads for PersonY because  _ enjoys a fun craft project.


Input: Context Word: workplace.

Output: PersonX drove in a car to their workplace while PersonY biked, so _ never wore a helmet on their way to work.


Input: Context Word: workplace.

Output: PersonX kept the workplace clean and tidy, unlike PersonY who was untidy. _ couldn't think in a messy environment.


Input: Context Word: workplace.

Output: PersonX's workplace is filled with offices, but PersonY works at home. _ is more likely to be the salesman.


Input: Context Word: workplace.

Output: PersonX's workplace is less stressful than PersonY's, as a result of _ being in an easier industry.


Input: Context Word: Foundation.

Output: Personx had his face foundation done by persony and _ appreciated the effort put into it.


Input: Context Word: dignity.

Output: PersonX is a school counselor, PersonY is a student therefore go to _ for tips on how to act with dignity toward bullies.


Input: Context Word: Concrete.

Output: PersonX built their home out of concrete but PersonY used wood, so _ had little damage after the twister hit the neighborhood.


Input: Context Word: Concrete.

Output: Personx company made a concrete floor that lost longer for persony and _ received a small payment for it.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX excelled at the violin lessons while PersonY struggled, because _ had a gift for music.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX learned to play the violin in school unlike PersonY, because _ was into music.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX teaches PersonY to play the violin, because _ has been playing for many years.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX was far more likely to do well at playing the violin than PersonY because _ had a good ear for music.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY had to play the violin as _ was a famous musician.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX was very good at playing the violin but PersonY was not. _ gave a stunning concert performance.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX's skills at playing the violin are pretty weak, while PersonY is strong because _ started playing a year ago.


Input: Context Word: violin.

Output: PersonX's violin was acquired through stealing it from PersonY's car, so _ is a thief.


Input: Context Word: vegetable.

Output: So _ eats a lot of vegetables because PersonX wants to stay healthy and PersonY doesn't care.


Input: Context Word: Buy property in Dubai.

Output: PersonX was able to buy property in Dubai and PersonY was not because _ was very rich.


Input: Context Word: fry jacks.

Output: Eating fry jacks was a favorite for PersonX but not PersonY because _ grew up eating them regularly.


Input: Context Word: cranberry.

Output: PersonX liked to take a supplement containing cranberry but PersonY did not because _ was very careful of their health.


Input: Context Word: cranberry.

Output: PersonX loved the taste of cranberry but PersonY did not. _ ordered a Cape Codder.


Input: Context Word: cranberry.

Output: PersonX wanted cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving while PersonY did not for _ grew up with eating it.


Input: Context Word: overindulging.

Output: Overindulging during the Christmas season was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ always fell off their diet.


Input: Context Word: Trustworthy.

Output: The bank offered to loan PersonX some money but not PersonY because _ had a trustworthy credit score.


Input: Context Word: science classes.

Output: It would be hard for PersonX but not PersonY to become an engineer because _ did not register for any science classes.


Input: Context Word: marketing consultant.

Output: PersonX liked the marketing consultant, but PersonY could see through the facade. _ was naturally a trusting person.


Input: Context Word: follow.

Output: PersonX refused to ever follow the rules set by PersonY, because _ was unfazed by the punishments.


Input: Context Word: judge.

Output: PersonX begged PersonY to use polite language in front of the judge, because _ was worried about what would happen next.


Input: Context Word: judge.

Output: PersonX had to see the judge about every other month unlike PersonY, because _ was a criminal.


Input: Context Word: judge.

Output: PersonX was a fair and honest judge but PersonY was not. _ was appointed to the Supreme Court after many years as a judge.


Input: Context Word: judge.

Output: Trying cases in court better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ was able to keep their temper under control with the judge.


Input: Context Word: prenuptial.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were negotiating their prenuptial agreement but were having problems with _ wanting to move to cold climates.


Input: Context Word: Stay close to bathrooms.

Output: PersonX had to make sure to stay close to bathrooms but not PersonY because _ had Giardiasis.


Input: Context Word: blowing.

Output: It was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY blowing out the candles because _ had asthma.


Input: Context Word: cultivar.

Output: PersonX chose a hardy cultivar to grow unlike PersonY because _ had very rocky soil.


Input: Context Word: decipher.

Output: PersonX can decipher the most difficult codes, PersonY cannot therefore _ would make a good code breaker.


Input: Context Word: mature.

Output: PersonX was mature and got a new job while PersonY kept living off their parents because _ wanted to move out on their own.


Input: Context Word: mature.

Output: While PersonX waited for their investment to mature, PersonY went gambling with their money. _ ended up retiring early.


Input: Context Word: speed reading.

Output: Because PersonX was better at speed reading than PersonY, _ finished her English homework faster.


Input: Context Word: speed reading.

Output: PersonX wanted to practice speed reading with PersonY, so _ invited him over after school.


Input: Context Word: snowball.

Output: PersonX won the snowball fight they had against PersonY, since _ had a strong throwing arm.


Input: Context Word: pastries.

Output: Pastries are a specialty of PersonX, which isn't true of PersonY, due to _ being a dessert chef.


Input: Context Word: reduce the amount of calories.

Output: PersonX was fatter than PersonY so _ started to reduce the amount of calories they were eating.


Input: Context Word: Scar.

Output: personX would get rid of the scar slower than personY because _ do not stop scratching it.


Input: Context Word: Parking.

Output: PersonX accidentally backed into PersonY's car while parking, so _ had to pay money to fix it.


Input: Context Word: classroom.

Output: In the classroom, PersonX is teaching French to PersonY. This is because _ is a good teacher.


Input: Context Word: classroom.

Output: PersonX decorated the classroom for the holidays while PersonY watched. This was because _ was the teacher.


Input: Context Word: classroom.

Output: PersonX entered the classroom before PersonY was able to because _ arrived at the school earlier.


Input: Context Word: classroom.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY in the classroom, because _ was the teacher and spent their time educating.


Input: Context Word: debate.

Output: After PersonX won the debate against PersonY, the judges congratulated _ on the excellent arguments.


Input: Context Word: debate.

Output: PersonX was training for the debate with PersonY when _ lost their voice on the last day before the debate.


Input: Context Word: Superstitious.

Output: PersonX is more superstitious than PersonY will ever be because _ is very unlucky in all things.


Input: Context Word: fork.

Output: PersonX bent the tines on a fork at the restaurant, and it embarrassed PersonY; _ apologized and tried to bend them back.


Input: Context Word: fork.

Output: PersonX set their fork down on the plate to indicate to PersonY that they had finished the meal because _ would like the dishes removed.


Input: Context Word: fork.

Output: PersonX used a fork to scoop and serve the mashed potatoes to PersonY because _ had utensils.


Input: Context Word: formula.

Output: PersonX fed the baby carrot flavored formula to PersonY, so _ is being a caring parent.


Input: Context Word: formula.

Output: PersonX had to give their baby formula but not PersonY because the baby of _ had special dietary needs.


Input: Context Word: surgeon.

Output: PersonX was a much better surgeon than PersonY so _ always got the harder cases.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output: PersonX used to be very aggressive in their dealing with other people but PersonY did not because _ was very violent.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output: PersonX was much less aggressive than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about getting in fights.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output: The dog of PersonX is quite aggressive, and PersonY's is mild mannered. That's because _ is a mean dog owner.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output: When PersonX fought last light, they were very aggressive with PersonY, because _ had wanted this match for a long time and lost.


Input: Context Word: being debt free.

Output: PersonX was worse than PersonY at being debt free because _ would always find something else to spend money on.


Input: Context Word: separation.

Output: PersonX wanted to finalize the separation from PersonY, because _ was tired of dragging it out.


Input: Context Word: separation.

Output: PersonX was undergoing a separation while PersonY was still happily married, so _ needed a divorce lawyer soon.


Input: Context Word: admired.

Output: PersonX was not happy that she is admired by less men than PersonY because _ is less attractive.


Input: Context Word: precision.

Output: PersonX was an expert with knives but PersonY was new, so _ had horrible precision when throwing.


Input: Context Word: famous.

Output: Because PersonX was not as famous as PersonY, people hardly ever recognized _ first when out in public.


Input: Context Word: famous.

Output: No matter where they went in the world, everyone always knew PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a very famous person.


Input: Context Word: famous.

Output: PersonX was a fan of the famous PersonY, and _ spent a lot of time watching celebrities.


Input: Context Word: famous.

Output: PersonX was more famous than PersonY was because _ had been in more movies and shows.


Input: Context Word: confided.

Output: PersonX confided in PersonY about many things because he had a court date coming up. _ was his client.


Input: Context Word: Wrap.

Output: PersonX chose to have Guacamole on his wrap while PersonY did not because _ enjoyed the taste.


Input: Context Word: Euros.

Output: PersonX is much more familiar with using Euros than PersonY is, so _ lives in the European Union.


Input: Context Word: leeks.

Output: PersonX used leeks in her omelet but PersonY didn't because _ likes to eat green vegetables.


Input: Context Word: leeks.

Output: PersonX went to the grocery store to buy leeks for their dinner with PersonY. _ made potato leek soup for dinner that night.


Input: Context Word: school dance.

Output: At the school dance, PersonX isn't asked to dance as much as PersonY because _ is uglier.


Input: Context Word: times.

Output: PersonX forgot about all the times when PersonY saved them, because _ was generally self-involved.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: Doing math problems came very easily to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ had always been mathematically inclined.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: Math was always a hard subject for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was better with words than numbers.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: PersonX is better at math than PersonY. _ could count to 1000 at age 4.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: PersonX joined the math club while PersonY joined the art club since _ felt analytical.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: PersonX studied hard for their math test but PersonY did not. _ got a passing grade on their test.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: PersonX was able to assist PersonY with their math homework since _ had taken many courses before.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: PersonX was flunking math class while PersonY was passing the class easily, so  _ requested tutoring help.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: PersonX was pretty good at math while PersonY was better at English. _ enrolled in a geometry class this semester.


Input: Context Word: math.

Output: Since PersonX  excelled at math while PersonY struggled with it, _ placed into advance calculus.


Input: Context Word: divide.

Output: Learning to divide and multiply was PersonX's favorite class but not for PersonY because _ 's favorite subject is math.


Input: Context Word: divide.

Output: PersonX was able to divide in math class much faster than PersonY, so _ had a good score on the test.


Input: Context Word: gentleman.

Output: PersonX was always a perfect gentleman but PersonY was not. _ was praised for their manners.


Input: Context Word: polyamory.

Output: PersonX said that he didn't approve of PersonY's lifestyle because _ didn't believe in practicing polyamory.


Input: Context Word: polyamory.

Output: PersonX was practicing polyamory but PersonY did not so _ was intimate with multiple people.


Input: Context Word: Debates.

Output: PersonX won the debates with PersonY because _ had practiced for it a lot more.


Input: Context Word: take a leap of faith.

Output: PersonX was ready to take a leap of faith and PersonY was not because _ had prepared for this.


Input: Context Word: easter.

Output: PersonX is making an easter bunny wreath for PersonY, because _ wants to make her happy.


Input: Context Word: wandered.

Output: PersonX wandered off, while PersonY waited on the bench as instructed, because _ was disobedient.


Input: Context Word: trash.

Output: PersonX took out the trash while PersonY did the dishes, and _ did their chores outdoors.


Input: Context Word: trash.

Output: PersonX was carrying out the trash when PersonY pulled in the driveway. _ always seemed to be doing the chores.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX cleaned windows for PersonY because _ agreed to do the cleaning earlier that morning.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX could not afford to replace the windows of his house like PersonY recently had, because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX enjoyed seeing the outdoors more than PersonY, so _ had a big window in his house.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX from the other side of the room ran forwards and pushed PersonY at the window because _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX looked in PersonY's kitchen window, but there was no one there; _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX looked out the window to see if PersonY was in the driveway because _ expected he would arrive soon.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX preferred a window seat on the plane while PersonY preferred an aisle because _ liked the view out of the window.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX sat at the window and watched for PersonY to arrive because _ had missed him while he was gone on a trip.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX tried to hire PersonY to install their windows because _ was going on vacation.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX was installing new floral window treatments in the living room for PersonY because _ was a designer.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: PersonX was locked out of their house so PersonY offered to crawl in through the window, because _ was too large to fit.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: The window of PersonX was always clean compared to the window of PersonY because _ was tidy.


Input: Context Word: window.

Output: The windows were very dirty, but PersonX saw no reason to clean them while PersonY immediately cleaned them.  _ was a naturally dirty person.


Input: Context Word: plastering.

Output: PersonX accidentally made a big hole in the wall that needed plastering, but PersonY was not angry. _ had refused to renovate for a long time.


Input: Context Word: exciting.

Output: PersonX finds holidays to be very exciting, PersonY does not therefore _  loves Christmas.


Input: Context Word: exciting.

Output: PersonX finds scary movies very exciting, PersonY does not therefore _ goes to lots of horror movies.


Input: Context Word: exciting.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was boring, because _ had to drag them along to all the exciting rides and convince them to get on.


Input: Context Word: Neighbor.

Output: PersonX asked his neighbor PersonY to turn the music down because _ was trying to sleep.


Input: Context Word: Neighbor.

Output: PersonX was a very good neighbor to PersonY because _ would often help them out when they had problems.


Input: Context Word: bruises.

Output: After the soccer game, PersonX has fewer bruises than PersonY even though _ fell down more.


Input: Context Word: bruises.

Output: PersonX felt self-conscious about her bruises, but PersonY helped her cover them with makeup. _ was a makeup client.


Input: Context Word: cracking.

Output: PersonX spent half an hour cracking PersonY's back and neck, because _ was a professional chiropractor.


Input: Context Word: cracking.

Output: The foundation on PersonX's house was cracking, leading him to call PersonY for an estimate to fix it, _ agreed to his price.


Input: Context Word: dining.

Output: The dining restaurant where PersonX host and PersonY buses tables is considered to be _ first host job.


Input: Context Word: Interview.

Output: PersonX was interviewing PersonY about their new movie and _ asked a lot of excellent questions.


Input: Context Word: Periods.

Output: PersonX is the mother of PersonY so _ was able to describe what to do during your periods.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: In the morning, PersonX had more pain in their back than PersonY because _ had slept on the floor.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: PersonX hated the floor that was chosen by PersonY, so _ tried to suggest something different.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: PersonX slipped on oil that PersonY spilled all over the kitchen Floor. _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: PersonX was a better carpenter than PersonY so _ always tried to fix the floor without seeking help.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: PersonX was able to lay down a better floor than PersonY because _ had worked as a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: PersonX was more tired than PersonY because _ had spent all day installing the floor.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: The floor was wet, and PersonX could slip on it easier than PersonY since _ was smaller.


Input: Context Word: floor.

Output: When PersonX fell down on the floor, PersonY helped him back up again. _ felt embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: decorating.

Output: PersonX is artistic and creative, PersonY is not therefore _ does better at decorating her house.


Input: Context Word: decorating.

Output: PersonX moved into a new house and asked PersonY to help decorate because _  was unqualified in interior decorating.


Input: Context Word: timing.

Output: Being a professional comedian suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a very good sense of timing.


Input: Context Word: care package.

Output: PersonX put together a care package to send to PersonY, because _ 's husband was deployed overseas.


Input: Context Word: helpful.

Output: Although PersonX appreciated how helpful PersonY was, _ never gave a thank you for her help.


Input: Context Word: helpful.

Output: PersonX gave thanks to PersonY, because _ was grateful at how helpful he was being.


Input: Context Word: helpful.

Output: PersonX has a hard time reaching the top shelf PersonY being helpful always  over and gets their item down, _ is short.


Input: Context Word: helpful.

Output: PersonX was helpful when PersonY's car was broke down. _ offered rides to work each day.


Input: Context Word: instincts.

Output: Instincts told PersonX that PersonY was someone to stay away from, so _ was confident in their decision to avoid them.


Input: Context Word: instincts.

Output: PersonX used their detective instincts to catch PersonY before they killed again, so _ was given a medal.


Input: Context Word: piglet.

Output: PersonX traded his new kitten for a piglet with PersonY because _ wanted a piglet.


Input: Context Word: vicious.

Output: PersonX had a vicious streak in them that PersonY did not have. _ was arrested for assaulting a person.


Input: Context Word: express.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to express their feelings in a more productive manner, but _ was actually the one being petty.


Input: Context Word: express.

Output: PersonX decided to choose express shipping while PersonY did not, so _ got her order first.


Input: Context Word: complications.

Output: The stomach of PersonX was giving complications but not of PersonY so _ went to the hospital.


Input: Context Word: rollerblade.

Output: PersonX likes to rollerblade a lot, but PersonY is more of a skateboarder, so _ likes the skating rink.


Input: Context Word: rollerblade.

Output: PersonX was trying to teach PersonY how to rollerblade, but _ couldn't figure out how to teach well.


Input: Context Word: revolution.

Output: As conflict spread in their country PersonX supported the revolution while PersonY didn't as _ liked change.


Input: Context Word: Disassembling.

Output: PersonX is more mechanically inclined than PersonY, so _ had no trouble disassembling and reassembling the swing set.


Input: Context Word: aluminum.

Output: PersonX had more aluminum foil in the house compared to PersonY, so _ let their leftovers be covered.


Input: Context Word: aluminum.

Output: PersonX has aluminum siding, while PersonY has a composite material because _ 's home is older.


Input: Context Word: otoscope.

Output: PersonX took his Otoscope and looked in PersonY's aching ears, as _ is the ear doctor.


Input: Context Word: Car.

Output: PersonX owned a car that was much more expensive than PersonY did because _ was very rich.


Input: Context Word: Car.

Output: PersonX rarely wore their seat belt in the car but PersonY always wore their seat belt. _ hurt their neck when their car was hit from behind.


Input: Context Word: Car.

Output: Personx bought a more expensive car than persony did because _ saved for a longer time.


Input: Context Word: catnip.

Output: PersonX bought some catnip for PersonY's brand new kitten which made _ feel very giving.


Input: Context Word: background check.

Output: A background check was performed on PersonX by PersonY due to _ being a nanny.


Input: Context Word: background check.

Output: PersonX was called back for a second interview but not PersonY, as _ had passed the background check.


Input: Context Word: Depressed.

Output: PersonX was battling with being depressed and PersonY offered to help them get through it, so _ took them up on the offer.


Input: Context Word: nausea.

Output: PersonX often experiences severe nausea, PersonY does not therefore _ does not ride roller coasters.


Input: Context Word: nausea.

Output: PersonX was grateful to PersonY for giving her some nausea medication, because _ felt really sick.


Input: Context Word: nausea.

Output: The boat ride left PersonX with a bad case of nausea but it didn't bother PersonY. _ was easily susceptible to being seasick.


Input: Context Word: irritation.

Output: PersonX prescribed a topical cream for the skin irritation PersonY was feeling, because _ was their doctor.


Input: Context Word: motivation.

Output: PersonX always had more motivation in life and achieving goals than PersonY, as _ was optimistic.


Input: Context Word: motivation.

Output: PersonX couldn't find figure out how to finish the presentation for PersonY,  because _ was lacking in motivation.


Input: Context Word: motivation.

Output: PersonX lacked motivation in their life to do well at work unlike PersonY because _ thought life was meaningless.


Input: Context Word: motivation.

Output: PersonX needs motivation to exercise with PersonY in the morning, because _ is naturally lazy.


Input: Context Word: motivation.

Output: To provide motivation PersonX gave PersonY some money, as the urgency on the situation was clear to _ .


Input: Context Word: immune.

Output: Measles was going around. PersonX was not afraid they'd catch it but PersonY was, because  _ had been vaccinated and were immune.


Input: Context Word: immune.

Output: PersonX was immune to the chicken pox and PersonY was not because _ got a chicken pox shot.


Input: Context Word: immune.

Output: PersonX was totally immune to the wiles of PersonY, because _ had a strong sense of self.


Input: Context Word: immune.

Output: That PersonX would have a more healthy immune system than PersonY was likely because _ ate a lot of fruits and vegetables.


Input: Context Word: immune.

Output: The immune system of PersonX seemed weak, while PersonY was healthy this made _ feel bad.


Input: Context Word: immune.

Output: With the prom approaching, an uncompromised immune system PersonX made the prom while PersonY did not due to _ being faithful to eat Vitamin C daily.


Input: Context Word: Maine.

Output: PersonX lives in Maine, and PersonY lives in Texas, so _ lives north of the Mason-Dixon line.


Input: Context Word: medical condition.

Output: PersonX told PersonY about a medical condition they might have. _ felt like they were being helpful.


Input: Context Word: Recruit.

Output: PersonX set out to walk around and recruit new members for PersonY 's church because _ was young and active.


Input: Context Word: environmental.

Output: PersonX voiced their environmental concerns to PersonY at the pollution meeting. _ spoke intently about their concerns.


Input: Context Word: daily.

Output: Keeping to a daily routine was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had good self discipline.


Input: Context Word: daily.

Output: The daily activities of PersonX number fewer than the ones PersonY has to do, so _ is the less busy person.


Input: Context Word: seashell.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY loved seashells, so _ brought some home from the beach vacation.


Input: Context Word: worm.

Output: PersonX ordered for worms to eat at the restaurant and PersonY could not look at it. _ loves it.


Input: Context Word: rooftop.

Output: PersonX had access to their rooftop while PersonY had no such access, so _ was able to build a rooftop garden.


Input: Context Word: rooftop.

Output: PersonX was standing on the edge of the rooftop obviously distraught by what happened with PersonY, because _ was having a crisis.


Input: Context Word: waste.

Output: PersonX always tried to avoid waste but PersonY did not because _ was very thrifty.


Input: Context Word: circus.

Output: PersonX is thrilled to go to the circus but not PersonY because _ loves to see the clowns.


Input: Context Word: circus.

Output: PersonX was afraid of clowns but PersonY loved the circus, so _ missed the circus every year.


Input: Context Word: Chocolate.

Output: PersonX had quite an addiction to chocolate but PersonY didn't like sweets. _ had issues with their blood sugar.


Input: Context Word: Focus.

Output: Focus is the topic of discussion in today's class PersonX Says to PersonY, _ speaks to those who are listening.


Input: Context Word: therapist.

Output: Every week, PersonX went to see PersonY who was a physical therapist because _ was experiencing back problems.


Input: Context Word: therapist.

Output: PersonX is uncomfortable with the idea of PersonY being her therapist, so _ cancels the appointment.


Input: Context Word: therapist.

Output: PersonX was a good therapist while PersonY was a bad therapist. _ was very helpful to their patients.


Input: Context Word: therapist.

Output: PersonX was listless and felt no pleasure according to his therapist PersonY so _ was feeling blue.


Input: Context Word: therapist.

Output: PersonX went to see PersonY who was a therapist, and _ told them all about their problems.


Input: Context Word: therapist.

Output: PersonX went to see their therapist, PersonY, because _ wasn't able to deal with their problems.


Input: Context Word: stretched.

Output: Although PersonX stretched before their run and PersonY didn't, _ got a cramp and had to stop.


Input: Context Word: stretched.

Output: PersonX stretched the material in the pants less than PersonY did because _ was thinner in size.


Input: Context Word: plumbing.

Output: A career in plumbing seemed much more natural for PersonX rather than PersonY because _ had been a plumber's apprentice.


Input: Context Word: plumbing.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to fix the toilet than it was for PersonY because _ had been trained in plumbing.


Input: Context Word: plumbing.

Output: The plumbing was starting to leak so PersonX called a plumber. When PersonY said he could do it instead, _ was feeling skeptical.


Input: Context Word: show business.

Output: PersonX did not know as much about show business as PersonY, so _ was much less successful as an entertainment agent.


Input: Context Word: place.

Output: PersonX had to take the place of PersonY in the school play, because _ was the backup.


Input: Context Word: hangers.

Output: The hangers that PersonX uses to hang all of PersonY's shirts are flimsy, but _ thinks they've done a good job.


Input: Context Word: slideshow.

Output: PersonX won the science fair with a great slideshow while PersonY lost because _ was computer literate and used Slideshare.


Input: Context Word: first-aid.

Output: PersonX did not do well in the first-aid class while PersonY did because _  fainted a the sight of blood or needles.


Input: Context Word: Hummingbird.

Output: The hummingbird really annoyed PersonX, but it didn't bother PersonY at all, because _ was very sensitive to sound.


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX always made sure to remove her make-up before sleeping but PersonY did not because _ was very conscientious.


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to remove stains from a wool sweater because _ needed to know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to remove the heavy couch for her, as _ was weak for lifting heavy objects..


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX had to remove PersonY from the club, because _ was a bouncer who ended trouble.


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX had to remove PersonY from the room, because _ of the fire that broke out in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY remove the bee hive from the yard. _ was a good help.


Input: Context Word: remove.

Output: PersonX was a better handyman than PersonY so _ tried to remove the grease from the broiler with ease.


Input: Context Word: Stocks.

Output: PersonX got advice on buying stocks from his cousin Bob while PersonY used a broker. _ had a virtually worthless portfolio of companies.


Input: Context Word: domestic violence.

Output: PersonX has been the victim of domestic violence, but PersonY has never experienced this. _ is the survivor.