Input: Context Word: caulking gun.

Output: A caulking gun was bought at the store by PersonX for PersonY because _ wanted to do a favor.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: After PersonX stayed late at work to fix the mistake that PersonY had made, _ got praised by the boss.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: After careful review of the project with their boss PersonX decided to give PersonY a promotion and _ would deliver the good news during the meeting this afternoon.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: Although they were currently dating PersonX was PersonY's boss so _ asked for great work during the day.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: Because PersonX was the subordinate and PersonY was the boss, _ did menial tasks and was told what to do.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: Being a boss comes natural to PersonX it never has for PersonY, _ is a good leader for others.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX always impressed their boss, but PersonY did not, because _ usually arrived to work late.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX got along well with their boss but PersonY did not because _ had a very pleasant boss.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX got along with their boss very well but not PersonY because _ was a determined worker.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX had to answer to their boss at work but not PersonY because _ is working.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX has a kinder boss than PersonY, so _ won't be looking for a job in the near future.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX is a new in company and asks his boss, PersonY for help, because _ want to get to the top.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was really the boss , so _ always took the orders.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX was a good boss but PersonY was not. _ had the support of all their employees.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was upset about the recent firings from the boss.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: PersonX's boss happens to be PersonY at the financial institution, so _ has to take orders.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: Running a business was easier for PersonX instead of PersonY because _ tried to be a cool boss.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: Since PersonX was the boss of PersonY for two years, _ gave orders about what the tasks were.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: The boss gave PersonX a promotion and not PersonY because _ was an outstanding and motivated worker.


Input: Context Word: boss.

Output: When the boss was speaking he directed his eyes at PersonX rather than PersonY because _ had been doing an awful job.


Input: Context Word: Snowflakes.

Output: PersonX preserved Snowflakes that will never melt, even under a sweltering sun for PersonY because _ enjoys making him happy.


Input: Context Word: cognac.

Output: Cognac was a favorite after-dinner drink of PersonX but PersonY preferred vodka. _ ordered a round of Hennessy for everyone in the lounge.


Input: Context Word: tick.

Output: PersonX called PersonY to the bathroom for help when he found a tick on  _ 's arm.


Input: Context Word: medications.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to drive him to the pharmacy to get some medications because _ was an unlicensed driver.


Input: Context Word: medications.

Output: PersonX had to take many medications but not PersonY because _ had aches and pains.


Input: Context Word: medications.

Output: PersonX refused to take the medications that PersonY gave them, even though _ was constantly sick.


Input: Context Word: brush.

Output: PersonX had to go to the store today and buy a new brush unlike PersonY because _ lost his.


Input: Context Word: brush.

Output: PersonX thought that PersonY did not brush his teeth often enough. _ said his breathe smelled bad.


Input: Context Word: brush.

Output: PersonX used a brush on their hair after a shower but PersonY just toweled their hair. _ had straight shiny hair.


Input: Context Word: brush.

Output: PersonX was a more stylish than PersonY because _ always just put a brush through their hair.


Input: Context Word: brush.

Output: The brush PersonX accepted from PersonY was a family heirloom, so _ put it in a shadow box.


Input: Context Word: brush.

Output: While shopping with PersonX, PersonY wanted to buy a new brush and couldn't decide which one. _ recommend one that would last a long time.


Input: Context Word: explain.

Output: PersonX tried to explain Photosynthesis but PersonY didn't care because _ cared too much about science.


Input: Context Word: drywall.

Output: PersonX and PersonY wanted to rebuild drywall together, but _ did not know the materials.


Input: Context Word: drywall.

Output: PersonX is accused of destroying drywall in PersonY house, _ is a renting a house.


Input: Context Word: drywall.

Output: PersonX mixed the drywall while PersonY applied it; _ didn't want to be responsible for the final product.


Input: Context Word: drywall.

Output: PersonX repaired the crack with drywall but not PersonY because _ was a handy person.


Input: Context Word: drywall.

Output: While repairing the drywall, PersonX asked PersonY if the texture of the new drywall matched the old drywall in the dining room, because _ was in the living room.


Input: Context Word: demands.

Output: PersonX made many harsh and hurtful demands of PersonY, because _ was a major bully.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX had painful hemorrhoids but PersonY does not. _ had to have an operation on their butt.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX is currently experiencing problems with hemorrhoids and goes to the doctor PersonY, because _ wants opinion from doctor.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX left the room after becoming annoyed by PersonY's constant complaints about his hemorrhoids, because _ was insensitive.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX suffered from hemorrhoids but not PersonY so _ was always sitting in awkward positions.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX suspects she might have internal hemorrhoids so she goes to see the doctor PersonY, because _ needs help.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX treated PersonY's hemorrhoids and _ spent time after answering questions about how to treat it.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX was miserable, but PersonY was not miserable at all because _ had painful hemorrhoids.


Input: Context Word: hemorrhoids.

Output: PersonX was too embarrassed to go to the doctor about having hemorrhoids until PersonY made them. _ was shy about medical problems.


Input: Context Word: podcasts.

Output: PersonX enjoyed podcasts more than TV while PersonY was the opposite, since _ was blind.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: Because PersonX was experiencing intense back pain while PersonY was healthy, _ went to the chiropractor.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX agreed to prescribe more pain medication for PersonY, because _ was a compassionate doctor.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX could not handle pain well while PersonY could, so when _ got injured, they took pain medication.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX experienced back pain while PersonY had no pain, so _ needed to visit the chiropractor frequently.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX had a lot of neck pain compared to PersonY because _ slept in a contorted position.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX suffered from chronic pain after being hit by PersonY's car, so _ feels bitter towards them.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX took an aspirin when they had a headache but PersonY did not because _ had a low pain threshold.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX visited the dentist office of PersonY this week since _ felt pain in their tooth.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was able to control pain under any situation way better than PersonY as _ was brave.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was in a lot of pain after running the marathon in place of PersonY, but _ wanted to support his friend's cause.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was in a lot of pain because of the fight with PersonY, so _ had to take a lot of Advil.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was in a lot of pain from their injury but PersonY was well. _ had to get some painkillers from the doctor.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was in great pain after PersonY ran into them, so _ took some medication.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was in pain as the result of the car accident, but PersonY was spared, because _ had worn a seatbelt.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX was walking quite a bit slower than PersonY, as _ was experiencing knee pain.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX went to the hospital in pain but not PersonY because _ had extreme pain in his back.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: PersonX's tolerance for pain was much higher compared to PersonY, so _ worked the tougher jobs.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: So _ was hurt and in pain because PersonX was injured by PersonY while they were playing a sport.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: The colder weather suited PersonX but not PersonY as _  found it eased their pain.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: The pain that PersonX feels is bad, so he goes to visit PersonY. _ is a patient of his.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: The pain that was inflicted on PersonX by PersonY was excruciating, so _ complained a lot.


Input: Context Word: pain.

Output: The terrorists tortured PersonX instead of PersonY, because _ had a low tolerance for pain.


Input: Context Word: betta fish.

Output: PersonX told her child PersonY she couldn't have a dog, but she could have a betta fish, so _ went to the pet store with her mother.


Input: Context Word: cropped pants.

Output: Cropped pants were always too long on PersonX, but looked great on PersonY, because _ was much shorter.


Input: Context Word: meatballs.

Output: PersonX served PersonY spaghetti and meatballs because _ was a waiter at the Italian restaurant.


Input: Context Word: edible.

Output: PersonX knew the plant was not edible while PersonY did not, so _ did not eat the plant and get food poisoning.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: A loan is taken out by PersonX from PersonY, so _ is the one in financial need.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX and PersonY both hoped to get a government business loan. _ 's application was approved because he had a solid business plan.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had ever applied for a bank loan, because _ she couldn't remember.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they could loan him some money because _ was short on cash.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to cosign for a new car loan because _ has bad credit.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX asked for a small loan from PersonY because _ had no money left over.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to buy a new car because _ got a loan from the bank.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a large loan to pay off their debt because _ was a good person.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX had trouble paying off their loan unlike PersonY because _ was a habitual gambler.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX took out a loan from PersonY's bank; when he couldn't repay it, _ was embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX was able to get a car payment reduction without a refinanced loan unlike PersonY because _ had a better credit score.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX was approved for the loan whereas PersonY was not as _ had a very good credit history.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: PersonX was not approved for a loan and PersonY was because _ has really horrible credit.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: The home loan that PersonX was seeking has been approved by PersonY, so _ is the home buyer.


Input: Context Word: loan.

Output: The loan officer didn't offer a loan to PersonX unlike PersonY because _ had horrible credit.


Input: Context Word: chives.

Output: The pasta of PersonX was more delicious than PersonY's due to the fact that _ uses chives.


Input: Context Word: pull-up.

Output: In gym class, PersonX was able to do five pull-ups while PersonY could only do one, so _ had better upper body strength.


Input: Context Word: buying.

Output: PersonX was buying a car from PersonY so _ had a lot of questions about the car.


Input: Context Word: buying.

Output: PersonX was buying more books while PersonY was buying more video games because _ was more studious.


Input: Context Word: buying.

Output: When buying a home, PersonX doesn't have as much money to spend as PersonY, so _ buys a 1 bedroom house.


Input: Context Word: chicken soup.

Output: PersonX took some homemade chicken soup to PersonY who was sick in bed, and _ was very sympathetic.


Input: Context Word: rifle.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what kind of rifle was in the case because _ he had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: rifle.

Output: PersonX learned how to shoot a rifle from PersonY since _ had never owned a gun before.


Input: Context Word: rifle.

Output: PersonX was better at firing a rifle than PersonY because _ didn't need to adjust for hand shaking.


Input: Context Word: repairs.

Output: PersonX's care needed repairs and was in the shop so PersonY gave them a ride to work. _ will also need a ride home.


Input: Context Word: shades.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had lowered the shades before leaving the house because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: presentation.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when her presentation to the board was because _ could not remember.


Input: Context Word: presentation.

Output: PersonX is very skilled at making a presentation but PersonY is not. _ made a lot of sales from their presentation.


Input: Context Word: presentation.

Output: PersonX saw that PersonY was nervous about the presentation. _ said to calm down and take deep breaths.


Input: Context Word: presentation.

Output: PersonX spent a lot of time on their presentation but PersonY didn't. _ was recognized by their boss for their presentation.


Input: Context Word: presentation.

Output: PersonX's presentation on his work was not as good as PersonY's because _ was clumsy.


Input: Context Word: presentation.

Output: The presentation that PersonX gave was bad, and PersonY's was the best in class. _ forgot to practice.


Input: Context Word: bed bugs.

Output: PersonX cleaned their bed sheets every year, while PersonY cleaned theirs every month. _ suffered from bed bugs as a result.


Input: Context Word: bed bugs.

Output: PersonX's home has bed bugs, but PersonY doesn't have any at all. _ lives in squalor.


Input: Context Word: options.

Output: PersonX had many more options in life than PersonY because _ didn't have a job.


Input: Context Word: powerful.

Output: PersonX was the most powerful person in the world, and PersonY admired them, because _ was something to aspire to.


Input: Context Word: powerful.

Output: Since PersonX had a job with a high leadership position while PersonY was a janitor, _ felt powerful.


Input: Context Word: chatting.

Output: PersonX made a worse grade in the class than PersonY because _ was always chatting during the lesson.


Input: Context Word: chatting.

Output: She was always chatting with PersonX but never with PersonY so _ thought that she is interesting.


Input: Context Word: enforcement.

Output: PersonX was charged with enforcement of the rules against PersonY, since _ was a law abiding citizen.


Input: Context Word: highlighted.

Output: PersonX highlighted the important parts of the text for PersonY, because _ was studying for the big exam.


Input: Context Word: mother-in-law.

Output: PersonX screamed at PersonY because _ was so upset about the mother-in-law coming for a visit.


Input: Context Word: diagnosis.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help understanding the diagnosis given by the doctor because _ had little medical training.


Input: Context Word: diagnosis.

Output: PersonX heard PersonY received a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder (BPD) from his doctor, _ worried about him. But did not behave differently in front of him.


Input: Context Word: diagnosis.

Output: PersonX recently received a diagnosis from PersonY, so _ needed all the encouragement in the world to keep going.


Input: Context Word: diagnosis.

Output: PersonX was given a medical diagnosis by PersonY at an appointment. _ was the patient.


Input: Context Word: diagnosis.

Output: PersonX was more nervous for the diagnosis than PersonY because _ knew something was wrong.


Input: Context Word: travelled.

Output: PersonX has travelled to many more countries than PersonY because _ is very outgoing overall.


Input: Context Word: courage.

Output: The courage of PersonX was a lot stronger than PersonY because _ had been through a lot in life.


Input: Context Word: silver.

Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY after the investment because _ invested in silver instead of gold.


Input: Context Word: silver.

Output: PersonX loved the new silver earrings they got from PersonY because _ thought they had forgotten their anniversary.


Input: Context Word: silver.

Output: PersonX took second place in the race while PersonY finished in first so after the race _ got a silver medal.


Input: Context Word: silver.

Output: PersonX wanted to decorate their living room silver but PersonY wanted it cream because _ preferred dark colours.


Input: Context Word: silver.

Output: PersonX's hair is silver, but PersonY has brown hair because _ is an older person.


Input: Context Word: Prune.

Output: PersonX was afflicted with constipation but PersonY had no issues with it. _ had to drink lots of prune juice for relief.


Input: Context Word: cheers.

Output: PersonX called for three cheers for PersonY 's accomplishment, although _ contributed more than she did.


Input: Context Word: straight razor.

Output: PersonX likes to use a straight razor to shave with but PersonY prefers to use an electric shaver. _ went to the store to buy some razor blades.


Input: Context Word: Asthma.

Output: After stopping when running, PersonX was able to help PersonY treat their asthma because _ has it too.


Input: Context Word: Recycling.

Output: Recycling is a huge priority of PersonX while PersonY couldn't care less, so _ encourages them to recycle.


Input: Context Word: Skin.

Output: PersonX admired PersonY's smooth and clear skin, so _ asked which beauty products she used.


Input: Context Word: rambutan.

Output: PersonX love the taste of rambutan but PersonY didn't think they tasted very good. _ ordered rambutan for dessert.


Input: Context Word: climb.

Output: PersonX could only climb beginner walls while PersonY climbed advanced ones because _ was very weak.


Input: Context Word: climb.

Output: PersonX had to climb the mountain to reach PersonY, so _ could finally drink in their wisdom.


Input: Context Word: climb.

Output: PersonX liked to climb but PersonY did not like it very much because _ was adventurous.


Input: Context Word: climb.

Output: PersonX would climb the hill every day while PersonY couldn't get up the first few steps. _ was athletic.


Input: Context Word: climb.

Output: Whilst halfway through attempting to climb the stairs PersonX had to rest but PersonY did not because _ was very unfit.


Input: Context Word: mice.

Output: PersonX had to get rid of some mice so they asked PersonY for help because _ didn't have a humane trap.


Input: Context Word: mice.

Output: PersonX loved animals more than PersonY so _ liked to play with mice and watch them run around.


Input: Context Word: mice.

Output: PersonX thinks mice are a good pet but PersonY does not. _ bought some mice at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: After PersonX ironed the shirt to get the wrinkles out PersonY put it on as _ hoped they would look presentable for the meeting.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: Getting botox was a dream for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was very self conscious of having wrinkles.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: Having self-confidence is harder for PersonX than it is for PersonY because _ doesn't know how to conceal her wrinkles.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: PersonX had less wrinkles than PersonY because _ took care of her skin and had a facelift.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: PersonX had more flattering wrinkles as she aged than PersonY because _ tended to smile a lot.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: PersonX had wrinkles all over their face but PersonY did not because _ was very old.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: PersonX has a lot of wrinkles on their face but PersonY does not. _ went to the dermatologist for treatment.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: PersonX liked ironing their clothes but not PersonY so _ had no wrinkles in their clothes.


Input: Context Word: wrinkles.

Output: The face of PersonX had a lot more wrinkles than PersonY because _ was older.


Input: Context Word: TV.

Output: Cable TV was worth the price for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ religiously watched lots of different shows.


Input: Context Word: TV.

Output: PersonX works at an appliance store, PersonY works in a nursery so _ could best explain how to set up your TV.


Input: Context Word: TV.

Output: PersonX would watch TV all day while PersonY would go out for walks, so _ was more sedentary.


Input: Context Word: dog ramp.

Output: Buying a dog ramp was a good investment for PersonX as compared to PersonY because _ had a small dog.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: Buying gold necklaces was a luxury for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no money.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: Gold jewelry left a rash on PersonX but not PersonY because _ had an allergy to it.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how you tell if something is gold or just gold plated, because _ had no clue.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX found a lot of gold while panning for it, but PersonY did not, so _ was very pleased.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX has found a gold and needs help from PersonY to clean it, because _ can't do it alone.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX is a jeweler, PersonY is not therefore ask _ about how to melt gold safely.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX's greed was very well known to so when he saw PersonY's gold watch _ envied it.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX's living comes from selling gold, while PersonY sells stocks and bonds, so _ is a jeweler.


Input: Context Word: gold.

Output: PersonX's stash of gold is a lot bigger than PersonY's because _ happens to be a wealthy man.


Input: Context Word: questionnaire.

Output: PersonX is more decisive than PersonY and  so _ spent way less time answering the new work questionnaire.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: Coconut oil is used daily by PersonX, but PersonY doesn't use any. _ 's hair is shinier.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX forgot to change the oil in their motor but PersonY didn't. _ had a lot of engine problems.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX had a broken leg while PersonY was intact because _ had slipped on the slick of oil .


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX had to wash their face with a special cleanser that PersonY found too drying, because _ 's face produced more oil.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX is new to using black seed oil and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is beginner.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY company was looking for an oil drilling site so _ suggested a spot perfect for drilling.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to change their car's oil but _ wound up knowing how to do it more.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX needed to get the oil changed in the car more often than PersonY because _ drives more.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY had dripped oil on the driveway, so _ asked them to clean up the stains.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX sold peppermint essential oil to PersonY, because _ is trying to establish a new home business.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX took their car to PersonY's shop for an oil change, and _ was satisfied with the great service.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX uses more oil when frying chicken than PersonY because _ doesn't care about cholesterol.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX uses more oil when they cook than PersonY does, so _ has tastier dishes on average.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX was richer than PersonY was because companies had found oil on the property of _ .


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX was under the car changing the oil while PersonY watched, since _ was handy with cars.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY for an oil change at the shop because _ is a car owner.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: So _ does not use a lot oil in cooking because PersonX wants to stay healthy and PersonY wants the food to taste good.


Input: Context Word: oil.

Output: The geologist found oil on PersonX's property but found only dirt on  PersonY's. _ became very rich.


Input: Context Word: punch.

Output: At the party, PersonX had several glasses of the spiked punch and PersonY had none, because _ is a drinker.


Input: Context Word: punch.

Output: Martial arts better suited PersonX and not PersonY for _ always like to punch and kick.


Input: Context Word: punch.

Output: PersonX could tell that PersonY drank too much punch since _ could not understand her drunken slur.


Input: Context Word: punch.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to land a ferocious punch , since _ could fight like a monster.


Input: Context Word: honeysuckle.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if honeysuckle tasted good or bad, because _ had never tried it.


Input: Context Word: procrastinate.

Output: PersonX loved to procrastinate on his final project for class but PersonY worked hard on it, because _ was lazy.


Input: Context Word: procrastinate.

Output: PersonX turned in their term paper early, while PersonY waited until the last minute, because _ tended to procrastinate.


Input: Context Word: clash.

Output: In their clash in the ring, PersonX was manhandled by PersonY, although _ was usually more aggressive in a fight.


Input: Context Word: Bowel.

Output: personx had a bad bowel movement when jogging with persony because _ ate too much before jogging.


Input: Context Word: HIV.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY HIV which made _ feel really bad about their infidelty earlier in the marriage.


Input: Context Word: HIV.

Output: PersonX was diagnosed by PersonY with HIV so _ spent the day asking questions about treatment.


Input: Context Word: inseam.

Output: PersonX measured the inseam on PersonY's pants. _ tailored his other pants to match the initial pair.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: A goldfish was a boring pet for PersonX but PersonY loved it, as _ wanted more interaction with a pet.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: PersonX  reminded PersonY to feed the goldfish because _ was going out of town.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: PersonX always feeds the goldfish because PersonY forgets to. _ is the only reason the fish are still alive.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: PersonX is envious of PersonY's new goldfish that she just got because _ is jealous about everything.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: PersonX is thinking about buying a goldfish from PersonY, because _ wants to get a fish.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: PersonX never forgot to clean out the goldfish bowl although PersonY would wait several weeks each time, because _ was much more dependable and responsible.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: Playing goldfish at PersonX home is not PersonY idea of fun,  _ thought her party was a lot fun.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output: Winning a goldfish at the carnival was worth all the money to PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the yellow fish.


Input: Context Word: Flowers.

Output: PersonX bought a big expensive bouquet of flowers for PersonY because _ was very thoughtful.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: After learning about the depression, PersonX consoled father while PersonY didn't as _ was kind.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: Although PersonX felt depression while PersonY felt mentally healthy, _ never saw a psychologist despite this.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: Depression is the main cause of PersonX's visit to PersonY, so _ is likely a client.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: Depression was a constant struggle for PersonX but not for PersonY, because _ was a negative pessimist.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: Depression was an issue for PersonX, but wasn't an issue for PersonY due to _ 's father dying.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: Depression was normal for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ had been sad often since childhood.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX gave advice to PersonY for their depression because _ was a licensed therapist at the behavioral clinic.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX has a lot of depression in his life compared to PersonY because _ struggles with everything.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX has more trouble doing daily chores than PersonY, because _ suffers from clinical depression.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY was suffering from depression so he offered to listen for a while; _ felt helpful.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX made PersonY worry about her because ( _ ) was was crying a lot and showing signs of depression.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX suffered from depression while PersonY was always happy, so _ didn't want to go to the party.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX suffered from depression whilst PersonY did not which meant that _ could sometimes be apathetic.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX was diagnosed with depression by PersonY so _ picked up medication and began treatment.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: PersonX was prone to depression while PersonY was not, because _ was a naturally optimistic person.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: The depression of PersonX is unbearable, so PersonY prescribes some medicine. _ is the client of the other.


Input: Context Word: depression.

Output: The doctor prescribed depression medication for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was struggling with their mental health.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: After tasting both dishes, the judge decided that PersonX's rice was better than PersonY's because _ used the right amount of seasoning.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: Although PersonX is a better cook than PersonY, _ made bad sticky rice at the putlock.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX ate a great deal of rice but PersonY did not because _ was trying to increase their carb consumption.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX cooked sticky white rice for PersonY, and _ was thanked for making such delicate rice.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX had white rice as a side with dinner while PersonY had vegetables. _ follows a high carb diet.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX likes to eat spicy rice, but PersonY likes bland rice because _ is hispanic.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX put the water on to boil like PersonY asked because _ wanted to help make the rice.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX was really good with chopsticks but PersonY not so much. _ could pick up a grain of rice with them.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX went to the supermarket and bought some rice while PersonY bought pasta, since _ was making stir-fry.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX's dishes are often served with white rice, while PersonY uses tortillas on his platters a lot. Therefore, _ probably makes Chinese food a lot.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: PersonX's rice is not as tasty as PersonY's is due to _ being new to cooking.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: So _ enjoys eating white rice because PersonX likes Chinese cuisine and PersonY thinks they're disgusting.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: The rice of PersonX tastes a lot better than that of PersonY because _ is a professional cook.


Input: Context Word: rice.

Output: When PersonX dropped the rice cakes, PersonY sighed, so _ now brings them out less.


Input: Context Word: Barbie.

Output: PersonX had a Barbie doll as a child, PersonY did not therefore _ knows a lot about Barbies.


Input: Context Word: Disney.

Output: Disney shows fascinate PersonX's child, but not PersonY's, so _ always watches the Disney channel.


Input: Context Word: Disney.

Output: PersonX thought Disney movies were the best thing to watch but PersonY like horror movies better. _ rented Frozen from Redbox.


Input: Context Word: Disney.

Output: PersonX wanted to vacation at Disney world while PersonY preferred Miami Beach. _ wanted to go on the rides.


Input: Context Word: Rich.

Output: PersonX wanted to pretend to be rich so he went to PersonY 's house and borrowed his wardrobe because _ dressed poor typically.


Input: Context Word: Rich.

Output: PersonX worked very hard at their career but PersonY barely tried, so _ became very rich and secure.


Input: Context Word: calculating.

Output: When it comes to calculating figures and numbers, PersonX is an expert, but PersonY is not because _ is an accountant.


Input: Context Word: guidelines.

Output: The guidelines were easy for PersonX but not PersonY to follow because _ had no problems with rules or authority.


Input: Context Word: wear.

Output: PersonX always wears clothes that show off her curves, but not PersonY because _ is an attention seeker.


Input: Context Word: wear.

Output: PersonX is very fashion concious, PersonY is not which is why _ wears fancy boots.


Input: Context Word: ambidextrous.

Output: PersonX really wanted to learn from PersonY because _ was ambidextrous but not so great at sports.


Input: Context Word: scare.

Output: In tense situations PersonX did not scare easily but PersonY did because _ was very brave.


Input: Context Word: fever blisters.

Output: PersonX suffered from fever blisters but PersonY did not. _ had to go to the store for some medicine.


Input: Context Word: parenting.

Output: Parenting a child was natural for PersonX but not PersonY because _ children were very good.


Input: Context Word: buddy.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were practicing to become doctors so _ asked if they could try out buddy taping fingers.


Input: Context Word: Hospital.

Output: At the hospital, PersonX tended to PersonY 's wounds as _ was learning to contain an infection.


Input: Context Word: mom.

Output: In the park, PersonX ran past PersonY because _ saw their mom and wanted to hug them.


Input: Context Word: mom.

Output: PersonX wants to become an entrepreneurial mom so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ would feel happy.


Input: Context Word: twist.

Output: PersonX needed to twist backward to talk with PersonY because _ was in front of her.


Input: Context Word: frightened.

Output: The new haunted house was perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was easily frightened.


Input: Context Word: piano exam.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he can prepare him for the piano exam, because _ wasn't experienced enough.


Input: Context Word: investigating.

Output: PersonX was exhausted, having nearly finished investigating the history and background of PersonY, _ seemed perfect.


Input: Context Word: Wooden.

Output: PersonX thought a wooden bed frame was cool looking but PersonY like the sight of a brass bed. _ bought a carved mahogany headboard.


Input: Context Word: programs.

Output: PersonX played all of the computer programs made by PersonY, because _ was a gamer.


Input: Context Word: Sunburn.

Output: At the beach, PersonX was more prone to sunburn than PersonY because _ had very sensitive skin.


Input: Context Word: Sunburn.

Output: Sunburn was no problem for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ always applies sunscreen.


Input: Context Word: living will.

Output: PersonX's lawyer suggest making a living will, but PersonY isn't at that point yet, so _ is likely near death.


Input: Context Word: Elbow.

Output: Rather than play by the rules, PersonX chose to elbow PersonY during the basketball game because _ was rebellious.


Input: Context Word: spot.

Output: PersonX waited patiently for PersonY, as _ arrived early to meet at their prearranged spot.


Input: Context Word: gums.

Output: PersonX had to go to the dentist less than PersonY did because _ had healthy gums.


Input: Context Word: basketball shooter.

Output: PersonX coached PersonY to be a better basketball shooter so _ listen to his word.


Input: Context Word: oil painting.

Output: At the art studio, PersonX admired the oil paintings made by PersonY. _ wanted to buy two of her favorite paintings.


Input: Context Word: glucose.

Output: PersonX injected glucose slowly to PersonY because _ had to treat hypoglycemia due to lack of diet.


Input: Context Word: stock market.

Output: The stock market was a better place for PersonX to work than PersonY. _ found math and numbers easy.


Input: Context Word: caramel.

Output: Investing in caramel stocks suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ enjoyed dessert food very much.


Input: Context Word: caramel.

Output: Making delicious desserts using caramel suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had attended culinary school.


Input: Context Word: caramel.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to make the caramel sauce for the dessert because _ had forgotten how to make it.


Input: Context Word: caramel.

Output: PersonX put a lot of caramel on PersonY's ice cream because _ knew they liked it.


Input: Context Word: caramel.

Output: PersonX went to the candy store to pick up some caramel PersonY but _ arrived ahead of schedule and it wasn't ready.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: PersonX decided to help PersonY get things done in the office because _ had completed their work.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: PersonX spends a lot more time sitting down than PersonY because _ works in an office.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: PersonX wants to run for political office and PersonY supports them, because _ seems extremely qualified.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: PersonX was not awarded employee of the month at the office, but PersonY was because _ was unhelpful.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: PersonX worked in a business office unlike PersonY so _ wore a suit to work.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: So _ decided to decorate PersonX's office because it looked dull, and PersonY thought it looked fine.


Input: Context Word: office.

Output: Working in an office suited PersonX but PersonY preferred working from home. _ had no self motivation and liked having bosses.


Input: Context Word: cool.

Output: Colorado is a better place for PersonX to live than PersonY because _ really likes cool weather.


Input: Context Word: cool.

Output: People think PersonX's clothes look ragged, while PersonY's look cool. _ is an unfashionable dresser.


Input: Context Word: cool.

Output: PersonX felt super cool after showing off in front of PersonY, but _ didn't know how stupid they really looked.


Input: Context Word: bass guitar.

Output: PersonX performed on TV and inspired PersonY to get a bass guitar as a result _ was very influential.


Input: Context Word: Squirrel.

Output: PersonX found the taste of squirrel pleasant while PersonY found it awful. _ had the Brunswick game stew for lunch.


Input: Context Word: diligent.

Output: PersonX wasn't as diligent as PersonY when guarding the gate, so _ was punished by the sergeant.


Input: Context Word: diligent.

Output: The teacher thinks PersonX is a more diligent student than PersonY because _ aces all her tests.


Input: Context Word: attracted.

Output: PersonX is really attracted to PersonY due to _ having very strange tastes in women.


Input: Context Word: being a tutor.

Output: Being a tutor was a natural fit for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was very good at explaining new things to students.


Input: Context Word: simple.

Output: After a hard life PersonX was glad to see PersonY finally keeping it simple, _ Is thoughtful of others.


Input: Context Word: simple.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a simple solution to their math problem because _ was confused.


Input: Context Word: simple.

Output: PersonX was considered simple as opposed to PersonY who was considered a genius because _ had a very low IQ.


Input: Context Word: simple.

Output: PersonX was happy with simple things, but PersonY cared about money, so _ was too frugal for them.


Input: Context Word: simple.

Output: The life PersonX leads is very simple compared to the life PersonY leads because _ is just a monk in a monastery.


Input: Context Word: speed read.

Output: When PersonX learned how to speed read, PersonY praised him because _ had a learning disability.


Input: Context Word: sample.

Output: The sample that PersonX gave the company was dirty unlike PersonY, because _ tried to hide something.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: After PersonX had a painful surgery of the knee and PersonY watched, _ felt quite better.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: Getting a flu shot was more painful for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a very low threshold for pain.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: It was painful for PersonX to see PersonY go away, because _ couldn't go along.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: PersonX had a painful cavity in a tooth but not PersonY because _ did not brush their teeth often.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: PersonX is a nurse, PersonY is not because of this _ knows about painful skin conditions.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: PersonX was experiencing very painful contractions. PersonY bought ice chips for her to chew on because _ would like that.


Input: Context Word: painful.

Output: The show was painful to watch for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a sensitive stomach.


Input: Context Word: wrap.

Output: PersonX is a fight manager, PersonY is a gardener therefor _ knows how to wrap boxers' hands.


Input: Context Word: wrap.

Output: PersonX ordered a breakfast wrap for PersonY because _ was trying to get the other to like them.


Input: Context Word: wrap.

Output: PersonX was trying to get PersonY to eat healthier so _ bought the other a lettuce wrap.


Input: Context Word: wrap.

Output: The gifts were wrapped by PersonX instead of PersonY because _ had a large variety of paper.


Input: Context Word: doberman.

Output: At the doberman show, PersonX's dog was bigger than PersonY's, so _ won in the beauty category.


Input: Context Word: doberman.

Output: PersonX had always wanted a doberman but PersonY wanted a poodle because _ liked big dogs.


Input: Context Word: virgin.

Output: PersonX was more experienced and self confident than PersonY was, because _ was not a virgin.


Input: Context Word: paranoid.

Output: PersonX tells PersonY they are paranoid about being stung by a bee. _ is allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: paranoid.

Output: PersonX was a more freaked out individual than PersonY so _ became paranoid more easily.


Input: Context Word: perilous trip.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to be careful because _ was going on a perilous trip in the mountains.


Input: Context Word: measurements.

Output: PersonX didn't take any measurements she just copied the ones made by PersonY _ she hoped she didn't notice.


Input: Context Word: measurements.

Output: PersonX was not sure of the exact measurements but PersonY was because _ didn't measure himself.


Input: Context Word: measurements.

Output: PersonX was overweight so when the class took their measurements for uniforms, PersonY reassured him since _ is self-conscoius.


Input: Context Word: Constipation.

Output: To treat his constipation, PersonX received the medicine from PersonY because _ didn't know how to treat it.


Input: Context Word: homemade jewelry.

Output: PersonX loved to buy expensive diamonds but PersonY preferred homemade jewelry. _ liked extravagant pieces.


Input: Context Word: brakes.

Output: Buying car brakes is a something PersonX and PersonY do on a daily basis, _ is in charge of making phone orders.


Input: Context Word: brakes.

Output: The brakes in PersonX's car sound squeaky to PersonY, but _ doesn't notice the issue.


Input: Context Word: anatomy.

Output: PersonX has studied for their anatomy exam about 2 hours more than PersonY, but _ failed their test.


Input: Context Word: decisions.

Output: PersonX had a hard time making decisions but PersonY did not. _ was considered wishy-washy by their friends.


Input: Context Word: decisions.

Output: PersonX's career decisions tend to be dumb, while PersonY makes smart career decisions. _ is thoughtless.


Input: Context Word: decisions.

Output: The decisions for PersonX were a lot harder than those of PersonY, because _ was undecided.


Input: Context Word: Pencil.

Output: PersonX gave his pen to PersonY because _ didn't need a pen, as the test required pencil.


Input: Context Word: Pencil.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy the pink pencil from PersonY so _ gave her a dollar bill.


Input: Context Word: loading.

Output: PersonX had a hard time loading the truck compared to PersonY because _ is the weaker person.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: Confidence in meetings came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ felt at ease around people.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: Doing well in competitions came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of confidence.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX  had great confidence that PersonY could get the job done, since _ had seen a good job before.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was constantly looking in the mirror because _ had too much confidence.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX didn't have the same level of confidence as PersonY, because _ was filled with uncertainty.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX had a lot more confidence than PersonY as _ said their speech in class confidently.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX had a lot of confidence but PersonY had none, so _ had no trouble with public speaking and making new friends.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX has a lot of confidence in their ability to play drums but PersonY doesn't, because _ practices very often.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX has a lot of confidence in themselves but PersonY does not. _ had been able to achieve a lot in their life.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX is exceeding in confidence compared to PersonY because _ is an extroverted human being.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX knew to coax the answer out of PersonY even if they didn't respond at first, because _ had a lot of confidence.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: PersonX's confidence had plummeted over the summer, while PersonY's had soared to new levels.  _ felt insecure all the time now.


Input: Context Word: confidence.

Output: With great confidence, PersonX entered the contest, while PersonY stood on the sidelines, since _ did not fear the challenge.


Input: Context Word: garage.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she would help clean the garage because _ wanted to get work done around the house.


Input: Context Word: garage.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to join her garage band, which was great because _ could use her musical talent.


Input: Context Word: garage.

Output: Since PersonX rented while PersonY owned a house with a garage, _ parked their car in an assigned, numbered spot when it snowed.


Input: Context Word: The Swan.

Output: The Swan song was on PersonX hit list and PersonY wanted to hear it on the radio,  _ played the song once a day.


Input: Context Word: motivate.

Output: PersonX asks PersonY to help motivate them to exercise, because _ is not up to the challenge.


Input: Context Word: motivate.

Output: PersonX couldn't figure out how to motivate PersonY to exercise every day, but _ knew she would come up with a plan.


Input: Context Word: ladder.

Output: A nervous PersonX looked up at PersonY near the top of the ladder , as _ held it.


Input: Context Word: ladder.

Output: PersonX borrowed a ladder from PersonY to put up Christmas lights; when the ladder broke, _ decided to buy their own.


Input: Context Word: ladder.

Output: PersonX gave their ladder to PersonY to borrow because _ didn't have to fix their roof.


Input: Context Word: guava.

Output: PersonX liked the taste of guava much less than PersonY did , so _ gave the fruit to them.


Input: Context Word: guava.

Output: The flavor of guava was really pleasing to PersonX but not so much to PersonY, so _ ordered a guava mojito at the bar.


Input: Context Word: groceries.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY carry in their groceries from the car because _ was able bodied.


Input: Context Word: groceries.

Output: PersonX was more likely to spend more money on groceries than PersonY, because _ bought a lot of fresh meat.


Input: Context Word: Buttercream Frosting.

Output: PersonX decided to bake a cake and use buttercream frosting to top it off for PersonYs birthday, so _ grabbed the ingredients and got to work.


Input: Context Word: socialized.

Output: PersonX had less problems with their public speaking class than PersonY because _ socialized more often.


Input: Context Word: guilt.

Output: PersonX felt a great deal of guilt for stealing various items from PersonY so _ paid him money back.


Input: Context Word: guilt.

Output: PersonX felt a lot of guilt about lying but PersonY did not because _ was a very truthful person usually.


Input: Context Word: guilt.

Output: PersonX felt a lot of guilt over stealing penny sweets but PersonY did not because _ had a strong conscience.


Input: Context Word: guilt.

Output: PersonX felt a lot of guilt over their misdeeds but PersonY didn't because _ was a sociopath.


Input: Context Word: tackle.

Output: PersonX shops for tackle supplies more often than PersonY because _ is an avid fisherman.


Input: Context Word: Sibling.

Output: PersonX had numerous siblings in their family but PersonY had none. _ was used to sharing everything they had as a child.


Input: Context Word: escape.

Output: PersonX was a prisoner and PersonY was a guard, so it was a good day for _ when they escaped the prison.


Input: Context Word: shading.

Output: Shading in the artwork was more difficult for PersonX compared to PersonY even though _ had been painting for a longer period of time.


Input: Context Word: camoflauge.

Output: PersonX dressed camoflauge while PersonY did not since _ is a member of the armed forces.


Input: Context Word: garlic.

Output: Garlic was a favorite flavor of PersonX but not PersonY who though it stunk. _ always ordered garlic bread with their pasta.


Input: Context Word: garlic.

Output: PersonX had horrible breath caused by the garlic PersonY kept slipping into dishes, which upset _ .


Input: Context Word: garlic.

Output: PersonX offers some garlic from the garden to PersonY, because _ likes to give away produce.


Input: Context Word: garlic.

Output: PersonX used a lot of garlic in their cooking unlike PersonY because _ liked sharp tasting food.


Input: Context Word: vinyl.

Output: PersonX ran out of storage space for her vinyl records so she asks PersonY to store them, because _ doesn't want to throw them.


Input: Context Word: hip-hop.

Output: PersonX listened and made adjustments in the booth as PersonY laid down a hot hip-hop vocal track, as _ was a gifted producer.


Input: Context Word: inspiration.

Output: PersonX took much inspiration from the life story of PersonY, so _ wrote to him a letter.


Input: Context Word: brussels sprouts.

Output: The brussels sprouts PersonX grows are not as good looking as PersonY's, so _ 's are likely nastier tasting.


Input: Context Word: guide.

Output: The tour guide talked to PersonX a lot more than PersonY because _ was a talkative person.


Input: Context Word: daisies.

Output: Walking outside made PersonX want to pick daisies but not PersonY because _ loved flowers.


Input: Context Word: minimal equipment.

Output: PersonX only has minimal equipment compared to the the equipment PersonY has, _ doesn't get many job offers.


Input: Context Word: familiar.

Output: PersonX was more familiar with the game than PersonY, so _ was the one chosen to play first.


Input: Context Word: familiar.

Output: PersonX was not familiar at all with electronics but PersonY was because _ was a technophobe.


Input: Context Word: familiar.

Output: PersonX wasn't familiar to PersonY in the slightest, until _ reminded them that they'd met last year.


Input: Context Word: gourds.

Output: PersonX is helping to dry gourds for a PersonY, because _ was asked for help.


Input: Context Word: Memory.

Output: PersonX had a terrible memory while PersonY remembered everything, so _ was not in charge of the plans.


Input: Context Word: boost.

Output: Needing a boost PersonX asked PersonY to put them on their shoulders in order to reach the roof, _  is short in height.


Input: Context Word: boost.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a boost up onto the roof, because _ wanted to be a helpful person.


Input: Context Word: boost.

Output: PersonX made a funny joke to boost PersonY's spirits because _ was a cheerful person.


Input: Context Word: boost.

Output: PersonX needed to get an energy boost from PersonY, so _ was reliant on their help.


Input: Context Word: hogs.

Output: PersonX is accustomed to raising hogs, while PersonY has never seen one in person, so it is more likely _ is a farmer.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: After constructing the building for PersonX, PersonY asked for payment, but _ never gave it.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: Building a brick path came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had worked as a landscaper before.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: Building houses for a living came more naturally to PersonX than PersonY because _ had spent many summers working construction.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: PersonX always went to the building across the street unlike PersonY, because _ lived closer to it.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: PersonX asked directions of PersonY to the office building because _ didn't know where it was.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: PersonX called PersonY to help with remodeling the building although _ was a licensed carpenter.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: PersonX lived near the building that he worked in, unlike PersonY because _ wanted to always walk to work.


Input: Context Word: building.

Output: PersonX ran into the burning building with a hose to rescue PersonY _ was a firefighter.


Input: Context Word: removal.

Output: PersonX had some mold removal in his house unlike PersonY because _ lived in a humid area.


Input: Context Word: removal.

Output: PersonX was running a trash removal service and they met PersonY on a job site , _ is a business owner.


Input: Context Word: eating salad.

Output: PersonX found staying slim and fit far easier than PersonY. _ was raised eating salad and healthy foods.


Input: Context Word: cider.

Output: PersonX's hard cider tasted better than PersonY's because _ kept the recipe as simple as can be.


Input: Context Word: cider.

Output: When PersonX told PersonY that her homemade cider tasted sharp, _ meant it as a compliment.


Input: Context Word: Beer.

Output: At the bar, PersonX took away beer from PersonY because _ was not drunk enough.


Input: Context Word: Beer.

Output: Personx tried hauling persony home after he was drunk on beer and _ was tired.


Input: Context Word: bracelet.

Output: On Ebay, PersonX made a purchase of a bracelet, and PersonY shipped it to her, so _ is the buyer.


Input: Context Word: bracelet.

Output: PersonX looked more fabulous than PersonY because _ was wearing a beautiful looking bracelet to the party.


Input: Context Word: bracelet.

Output: PersonX loved to wear bracelets but PersonY doesn't so _ went shopping for a new bracelet.


Input: Context Word: bracelet.

Output: PersonX wanted to receive a bracelet from PersonY, so _ dropped hints until they could get it.


Input: Context Word: wetlands.

Output: The wetlands were more appealing to PersonX than to PersonY , since _ appreciated nature.


Input: Context Word: joints.

Output: Because PersonX had stiff joints, PersonY offered to massage her which made _ feel much better physically.


Input: Context Word: joints.

Output: PersonX suffered from arthritis and declined to go for a walk, but PersonY did not, because _ had achey joints.


Input: Context Word: joints.

Output: PersonX took longer to walk the mile than PersonY did because _ had more problems with their joints.


Input: Context Word: joints.

Output: PersonX was able to move faster then PersonY was because _ had healthy joints in their body.


Input: Context Word: joints.

Output: PersonX was older than PersonY so _ experienced more pain in their joints on a regular basis.


Input: Context Word: joints.

Output: The joints of PersonX are always a bother, and PersonY has no issues. _ is likely the older of the two.


Input: Context Word: pallet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help moving a pallet or two and _ helps out happily.


Input: Context Word: subtitles.

Output: PersonX liked watching foreign movies with subtitles unlike PersonY because _ appreciated the original language of the film.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: It took longer for PersonX to work on the toilet than it did for PersonY although _ was a plumber.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX called PersonY over to fix the toilet because _ had no experience with plumbing issues and toilets.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX cleaned the toilet and the bathtub for PersonY since _ was paid to do so.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX cleaned the toilet every day but PersonY almost never did because _ was very houseproud.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX finds scrubbing the toilet disgusting but PersonY doesn't. _ avoids cleaning the bathroom whenever possible.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX is telephoned by PersonY when their toilet is acting up, so _ is more likely to be the plumber.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX needed to use the toilet more urgently than PersonY because _ had drank more water.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX was a plummer and not PersonY so _ could fix the broken toilet in a jiffy.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX was always scared to use a public toilet unlike PersonY because _ was a germaphobe.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX's least favorite chore was cleaning the toilet, so PersonY always did it. _ was glad to not have to do it.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX's toilet is being worked on by PersonY right now, so _ is likely the homeowner.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: PersonX's toilet was broken, so they called PersonY to fix it, and _ was pleased that the work was done quickly.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: Replacing a toilet at a house suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ knew how to fix things.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: The toilet of PersonX is being fixed by PersonY due to _ calling a plumber.


Input: Context Word: toilet.

Output: The toilet was closed for repairs which angered PersonX but not PersonY as _ desperately needed to use the bathroom.


Input: Context Word: mail.

Output: PersonX went to check the mail at the mailbox unlike PersonY because _ was expecting something.


Input: Context Word: mail.

Output: PersonX wrote several letters a day to PersonY because _ just loved sending mail .


Input: Context Word: godfather.

Output: PersonX has recently became a father so he asks his friend PersonY to be a baby's godfather, so _ is really nervous before asking.


Input: Context Word: bitten.

Output: PersonX got bitten by a dog, PersonY laughed at him. Their father comforted _ .


Input: Context Word: bitten.

Output: PersonX got bitten by a tick on the camping trip, but PersonY did not, because _ remembered to apply insect repellent.


Input: Context Word: java.

Output: A strong cup of java was fine with PersonX but PersonY thought it was too bitter. _ drank their java black.


Input: Context Word: doctors.

Output: PersonX had issues reading their doctors prescription unlike PersonY because _ didn't know the drug names.


Input: Context Word: demo.

Output: PersonX makes a demo CD with the help of PersonY because _ is a performer.


Input: Context Word: traffic accident.

Output: After the terrible traffic accident, PersonX paid 3 million to PersonY, _ was at fault.


Input: Context Word: moments.

Output: The moments in PersonX's life are filled with embarrassment, but things always work out for PersonY. _ is more awkward.


Input: Context Word: hibiscus.

Output: Growing hibiscus suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had deep knowledge of growing things.


Input: Context Word: hibiscus.

Output: PersonX hated the smell of hibiscus , while PersonY loved it, so _ avoided walking through the garden.


Input: Context Word: hibiscus.

Output: PersonX was brewing some hibiscus tea for herself and PersonY, so _ asked her if she wanted any sugar in her tea.


Input: Context Word: whiplash.

Output: The car crash left PersonX with a case of whiplash but PersonY was uninjured. _ made an appointment with a chiropractor.


Input: Context Word: humid.

Output: PersonX looked worse than PersonY during their tropical vacation, because _ had hair that would frizz in humid weather.


Input: Context Word: humid.

Output: PersonX thrived in the humid climate, but PersonY felt like they were under water, so _ had a greater appreciation for the area.


Input: Context Word: humid.

Output: PersonX's hair always got big when it was humid. PersonY bought a dehumidifier to help. _ was grateful for the gesture.


Input: Context Word: horseback.

Output: PersonX liked to ride on horseback; PersonY, however, hated it. This is because _ was very brave.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: It was the first time PersonX lived away from home, so PersonY threw a housewarming party; _ wrote her a thank you note.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: It was the last day in the neighborhood for PersonX but not PersonY because _ bought a new home and would be moving.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: Living abroad for the year suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ made it her home.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to come home when the weather turned bad. When he got home safely, _ stopped worrying.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX bought their first home from PersonY, and _ was so glad to buy the house.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX decided to follow PersonY home from the party because _ didn't know the way back.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a ride home after work, and _ was glad she could help out.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX has a larger home than PersonY, so _ spends more time cleaning each weekend.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX has recently bought home from PersonY and needs help renting it, because _ is not familiar with the market.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to stay at their home because _ heard his house had been destroyed in a fire.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX let down PersonY because _ had agreed to come home and help their parents move but never showed up.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX liked to go home for the holidays but PersonY did not because _ had a very warm relationship with their family.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX likes to stay at home during vacation while PersonY enjoys and adventure setting, _ stayed at home during vacation.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX likes to stay home more than PersonY. _ waits for a movie to be on netflix.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY around the house since _ was a real estate agent there to show them a home.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX thought he should try to buy the home of PersonY, because _ really disliked the home.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX toured through the lavish home that PersonY showed him, and _ intended to buy it straightaway.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy a new home while PersonY wanted to sell one, so _ looked for people to buy the house.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX was considered a homeless person and PersonY wasn't because _ had no home in which to live.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: PersonX went to the party but PersonY stayed at home because _ was very extroverted.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: So _ was in the cold because PersonX does not own a home and PersonY owns a mansion.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: The home of PersonX is put on the market by PersonY due to _ being about to move.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: The home of PersonX was flooded more than PersonY's because _ lives closer to the water source.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: The new home of PersonX was more expensive than PersonY's due to _ having a greater salary.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: The realtor refused to sell the home to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a poor credit rating.


Input: Context Word: home.

Output: When PersonX stages homes, they look crappy, but PersonY does a great job, so _ is less competent.


Input: Context Word: Brilliant.

Output: PersonX didn't care for the comedians show but PersonY thought it was brilliant. _ didn't stay for the comedian's second set.


Input: Context Word: menstrual.

Output: PersonX had an uncomfortable menstrual cycle but not PersonY because _ was prone to cramps.


Input: Context Word: vitamin E oil.

Output: Making vitamin E oil is fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ thinks it is an easy process.


Input: Context Word: translation.

Output: PersonX's job involves translation of a language, and PersonY's only uses English. _ is bilingual.


Input: Context Word: beverage.

Output: PersonX went to get themselves a beverage but PersonY did not because _ was parched.


Input: Context Word: ethanol.

Output: PersonX's car uses ethanol, while PersonY drives a traditional vehicle, so _ probably cares about the environment more.


Input: Context Word: Tattoo.

Output: PersonX hadn't ever gotten a tattoo while PersonY had many. _ never went to a tattoo parlor.


Input: Context Word: Tattoo.

Output: PersonX thought getting a tattoo was painful while PersonY wasn't bothered by it. _ got a small piece on their leg.


Input: Context Word: Tattoo.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to draw the tattoo because _ was very skilled at his art.


Input: Context Word: Tattoo.

Output: PersonX was hyped to get a tattoo but PersonY was very reticent. _ had no fear of needles at all.


Input: Context Word: lentil soup.

Output: PersonX did not enjoy the lentil soup as much as PersonY, therefore _ ate something else for dinner.


Input: Context Word: numbers.

Output: PersonX excelled at English while PersonY was top of the class in math. _ had never been very good with numbers.


Input: Context Word: numbers.

Output: PersonX loved English but PersonY loved math. _ was never good at working with numbers.


Input: Context Word: numbers.

Output: The company hired PersonX but not PersonY for the accounting job because _ was great with numbers.


Input: Context Word: pencil.

Output: PersonX broke their pencil and asked PersonY if they had an extra.  _ was one step ahead and shared.


Input: Context Word: pencil.

Output: PersonX is making a pencil holder from water bottle for PersonY ,because _ is crafty with hands.


Input: Context Word: pencil.

Output: PersonX loaned PersonY a pencil in class since _ had an extra one in their bag.


Input: Context Word: pencil.

Output: PersonX planned to pass her pencil over to PersonY shortly, as _ was just about to complete her writing.


Input: Context Word: harden.

Output: PersonX wanted to harden a sand dollar for PersonY as a souvenir so _ placed them outside to dry for the day.


Input: Context Word: Downsize.

Output: PersonX had recently been hired by their company while PersonY had worked there for many years. _ was the first person let go when the company downsized.


Input: Context Word: enemies.

Output: PersonX made a lot of enemies in life but PersonY did not. _ was always unhappy.


Input: Context Word: ADHD.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY with their ADHD, so _ got them to agree to see a doctor for help.


Input: Context Word: ADHD.

Output: PersonX was diagnosed with ADHD, but PersonY does not have that condition. _ needs medication.


Input: Context Word: ADHD.

Output: PersonX was very hyper and active but not PersonY because _ was suffering from ADHD.


Input: Context Word: feisty.

Output: PersonX is called feisty, but PersonY has never been called that because _ is a hot head.


Input: Context Word: painless.

Output: PersonX tried to make it as painless as possible when they gave PersonY the bad news, but _ saw they were devastated anyway.


Input: Context Word: pickles.

Output: Making pickles was something that PersonX was very good at but not PersonY because _ had been taught to make them by their granny.


Input: Context Word: pickles.

Output: PersonX was very careful to hide the secret recipe for dill pickles from PersonY because _ was secretive.


Input: Context Word: assembling a soccer team.

Output: PersonX is good at assembling a soccer team _ because/although he is more socially connected than PersonY.


Input: Context Word: message.

Output: PersonX answered the phone and took the message but not PersonY because _ was the secretary.


Input: Context Word: message.

Output: PersonX meant to send a message to PersonY to meet them at the park, but _ didn't get the message in time.


Input: Context Word: towels.

Output: PersonX accused PersonY of leaving wet towels on the bathroom floor. _ said it was always after they showered.


Input: Context Word: low blood sugar.

Output: Intermittent fasting worked great for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ didn't suffer from low blood sugar.


Input: Context Word: correct.

Output: PersonX was always trying to push PersonY to follow correct grammar, because _ was controlling and anal retentive.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: Care of pets is what PersonX does, but PersonY hates animals, so _ is a vet.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX cares for PersonY much of the time since _ is willing to take responsibility.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX gave their sickly relative a great deal of care but PersonY did not because _ was a very giving person.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX had to take care of his mother unlike PersonY because _ mother was still alive.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX honestly did not care about Christmas but PersonY loved it because _ was religious.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX likes to care for injured animals but PersonY does not because _ is very empathetic.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX tried to care for all the animals in their area but PersonY did not because _ was a very warm person.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX was took care of PersonY while they were ill, because _ had a generous nature.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX was trying to show PersonY they care about them so _ spent the day taking care of them when they were sick.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX would care for PersonY when they were kids since _ was the older one.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: PersonX's cat gets worse care than the one that PersonY is raising. _ is a mean pet owner.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: This was important to PersonX but PersonY did not care , so _ ended up putting all the effort into it.


Input: Context Word: care.

Output: When it came to taking care of elderly people, PersonX was suited for the job more than PersonY because _ lived with older people longer.


Input: Context Word: pay.

Output: At dinner PersonX decided to pay for PersonY's meal because _ had received a large bonus today.


Input: Context Word: pay.

Output: PersonX has a good job with good pay, PersonY is unemployed and that is why _ can buy what she wants.


Input: Context Word: talk to elderly people.

Output: PersonX could talk to elderly people better than PersonY because _ enjoyed visiting old people at living centers.


Input: Context Word: employment.

Output: PersonX has a vast knowledge of ways to find employment but PersonY doesn't, _ doesn't have a problem finding employment.


Input: Context Word: employment.

Output: PersonX was employed while PersonY lacked employment because _ was a hard worker with references.


Input: Context Word: employment.

Output: The employer decided to offer PersonX employment but not PersonY because _ was more qualified for the position.


Input: Context Word: Handprint Butterflies.

Output: PersonX wanted to make handprint butterflies for PersonY on their birthday, but _ did not have any hands.


Input: Context Word: mistake.

Output: PersonX had left the table and PersonY went running to return the wallet before _ realized her mistake.


Input: Context Word: mistake.

Output: The group blamed PersonX for the mistake and not PersonY because _ ignored the rules.


Input: Context Word: hot dog.

Output: PersonX's hot dog looked different than PersonY's since _ cooked hers in the microwave for a few minutes.


Input: Context Word: pineapple.

Output: PersonX learned how to make pineapple upside down cake from PersonY, but _ could never quite get hers to taste the same.


Input: Context Word: horseradish.

Output: PersonX thought horseradish paired well with beef but PersonY thought it was too spicy. _ had a side of horseradish with their prime rib.


Input: Context Word: horseradish.

Output: PersonX's sinuses were much clearer than PersonY's, since _ had just eaten a roast beef sandwich with horseradish.


Input: Context Word: Ginger.

Output: personx could handle the hotness of ginger in his mouth more than persony because _ had more experience licking hot soup.


Input: Context Word: boxers.

Output: Boxers were PersonX's favorite dog but PersonY loved miniature poodles. _ thought they were too girly.


Input: Context Word: fishing lure.

Output: PersonX had better fishing lure than PersonY; when they went fishing together, _ caught more fish.


Input: Context Word: benefits.

Output: PersonX got more benefits than PersonY was entitled to because _ was a disabled veteran.


Input: Context Word: benefits.

Output: PersonX stole the benefits from PersonY, because _ had a knack for getting what they want.


Input: Context Word: benefits.

Output: PersonX took all the benefits from PersonY , giving _ a distinct advantage in their situation.


Input: Context Word: cut rhizome.

Output: PersonX could cut rhizome better than PersonY because _ was Asian and knew how to make wasabi.


Input: Context Word: Baby Shower.

Output: PersonX was ecstatic to get an invite to the baby shower but not PersonY. _ mailed back their RSVP.


Input: Context Word: goodwill.

Output: PersonX did not have a lot of goodwill towards others unlike PersonY because _ was a miserable person.


Input: Context Word: goodwill.

Output: PersonX had a lot of goodwill toward people but PersonY did not. _ was beloved in their community.


Input: Context Word: goodwill.

Output: Shopping at goodwill was easier for PersonX than it was for PersonY because _ grew up poor .


Input: Context Word: goodwill.

Output: The gift of goodwill is what PersonX believes PersonY is lacking, _ often does good things for others.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: Mushrooms are a favorite of PersonX, but PersonY can't stand them one bit. _ is open to new foods.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: Mushrooms were a popular staple for PersonX's dinner but not PersonY's because _ was a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY went into the woods to hunt for mushrooms because _ had vast knowledge of nature.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX decided to taste the mushrooms despite PersonY's declaration that _ should not try them.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX does not like mushrooms, but PersonY loves them, so _ didn't order their pizza with them on top.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX likes to eat magic mushrooms, while PersonY is against it, so _ is likely a hippie.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX loves mushrooms, but PersonY is just the opposite, so _ eats them all the time.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX made a big breakfast for PersonY, but _ got no thanks, because they used rotten mushrooms.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX sent PersonY to the store to pickup some mushrooms, but _ couldn't find any.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX wanted mushrooms on the pizza, and PersonY wanted sausage, so _ said they were allergic to meat.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: PersonX wants to gather mushrooms they find on the walk with PersonY, because _ is sure they are safe.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: The mushrooms in the pasta dish were very appealing to PersonX, but PersonY thought they looked disgusting.  _ enjoyed trying new foods.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: The stew that PersonX made had too many mushrooms so PersonY picked them out. _ was offended.


Input: Context Word: mushrooms.

Output: There are a lot of things PersonX won't eat, like mushrooms, but PersonY will eat everything, so _ is a picky eater.


Input: Context Word: die.

Output: PersonX is a probate lawyer, PersonY is not therefore _ can tell you what happens to your estate when you die.


Input: Context Word: violate.

Output: The Landlord violated PersonX's rights via neglect but not PersonY's because _ was a regular tenant.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: Although PersonX liked arts and crafts more than PersonY, _ always had a hard time trying to color between the lines.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: Make a choice when picking a color for your hose PersonX tells PersonY, _ is a home decorator.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: PersonX is worse at distinguishing shades of color than PersonY because _ is color blind.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: PersonX thought wearing the same color dress would make  PersonY angry so _ decided not to wear it.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: PersonX's hair color is a lot brighter than PersonY's because _ got highlights in her hair last week.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: Since PersonX is a cosmetologist and PersonY is a cook _ could give you the best advice on eyeshadow colors.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: Though PersonX is a better artist than PersonY, _ has a harder time color in between the lines.


Input: Context Word: color.

Output: Using crayons to color is preferred by PersonX but not PersonY because _ is a kindergarten student.


Input: Context Word: drifter.

Output: PersonX was a drifter who stayed in PersonY's house sometimes, so that _ could have shelter.


Input: Context Word: Running.

Output: PersonX went running for ten minutes every day but PersonY did not, _ had a fit and trim look.


Input: Context Word: puzzle.

Output: PersonX could not finish the crossword puzzle without help from PersonY. _ felt dumb and unintelligent.


Input: Context Word: enlarged.

Output: PersonX had an enlarged lump on their neck and went to see PersonY, because _ was freaking out.


Input: Context Word: Kennel Cough.

Output: In an effort to control kennel cough, PersonX sent PersonY to get the medication because _ was busy examining the animals.


Input: Context Word: insulted.

Output: PersonX insulted PersonY in front of others at the company holiday party when _ was drunk.


Input: Context Word: candles.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to light the pretty candles on the dinner table, because _ had a lot more to do to get the meal ready.


Input: Context Word: candles.

Output: PersonX has a better sense of smell than PersonY, so it makes sense for _ to stock up on candles more often.


Input: Context Word: candles.

Output: PersonX is making a candles from eggshells and needs help from PersonY, because _ can't do it alone.


Input: Context Word: candles.

Output: PersonX liked to buy scented candles from the store while PersonY likes to make their own because _ is too busy to make candles.


Input: Context Word: candles.

Output: The candles of PersonX don't look as neat as PersonY's. That's because _ is less experienced at candle making.


Input: Context Word: candles.

Output: The house was full of candles, which PersonX loved but PersonY hated. _ loved setting things on fire.


Input: Context Word: grip.

Output: PersonX had a very weak grip but PersonY's was quite strong because _ never touched a set of weights.


Input: Context Word: brittle.

Output: On their visit  yesterday PersonX said the lack brushing PersonY teethe had caused the to become brittle, _ is a dentist.


Input: Context Word: brittle.

Output: PersonX's hair was brittle so PersonY suggested a hot oil treatment. _ was anxious to try it out.


Input: Context Word: informed.

Output: Being informed about current events was normal for  PersonX but not PersonY because _ read a lot of newspapers.


Input: Context Word: informed.

Output: PersonX did not like technology unlike PersonY so _ stayed informed through reading print newspapers.


Input: Context Word: breastmilk.

Output: PersonX was having more trouble producing breastmilk than PersonY so the baby of _ was thinner.


Input: Context Word: effect.

Output: PersonX had a bad effect on PersonY, because _ was always pushing them to commit crimes.


Input: Context Word: biotechnology.

Output: Since PersonX had an interest in biotechnology, her school counselor PersonY recommended she major in biology in college. _ applied to several colleges with good biology programs.


Input: Context Word: auction.

Output: PersonX had less money for the auction than PersonY, so _ lost getting the item they bid on.


Input: Context Word: auction.

Output: PersonX was hoping to go to the silent auction with PersonY, so _ called and asked their friend to go.


Input: Context Word: auction.

Output: PersonX won the painting at silent auction while PersonY lost out, because _ placed a higher bid.


Input: Context Word: stool.

Output: PersonX screamed for help from PersonY because she noticed blood in her stool, because _ was scared and they went to the hospital.


Input: Context Word: stool.

Output: PersonX was quite short but PersonY was really tall. _ needed to stand on a stool to reach the top shelf.


Input: Context Word: long.

Output: PersonX booed again and again at PersonY because _ didn’t believe the long story at all.


Input: Context Word: long.

Output: PersonX has long legs and PersonY does not so _ finds it very much easier to reach high shelves.


Input: Context Word: thread a needle.

Output: PersonX was able to thread a needle easily, but PersonY was not, because _ had very good eyesight.


Input: Context Word: waterpik.

Output: Yesterday, PersonX sold PersonY a waterpik because _ was a retail salesman at Target's hardline section.


Input: Context Word: storage bin.

Output: PersonX bought a new storage bin from PersonY at the hardware store because _ is a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: complicated.

Output: The life of PersonX was more complicated than that of PersonY because _ grew up in a bad area.


Input: Context Word: complicated.

Output: Understanding complicated equations was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ had not taken any math courses in college.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: Beautiful roses were bought by PersonX for PersonY because _ is a giver in general.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: Growing roses was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX asked for roses for Valentine's Day and PersonY asked for chocolate because _ loves flowers.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a bouquet of red roses when _ asked the other out on a date.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a bouquet of roses because _ it was before their Valentine's Day date.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a large bouquet of roses for her birthday, because _ is a loving son.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX gave a boquet of roses to PersonY because _ was trying to be nice.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX gave red roses to PersonY for their anniversary, and _ felt very giving because of the act.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX got no roses for Valentine's Day, while PersonY got a bunch, so _ 's husband is likely uncaring.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to prune their roses and plant some lavender because _ was new to gardening.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY didn't like roses, so _ asked for none in the bouquet.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX liked to buy their partner roses but PersonY did not because _ was very romantic.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX likes gardening and growing roses more than PersonY since _ is more flexible and loves a good, vigorous workout outdoors.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX regularly buys his wife roses as a surprise but PersonY doesn't because _ is very romantic.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX started growing roses in a container and asked if PersonY wants to join her, because _ needed company.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: PersonX watched PersonY prune their roses with great interest because _ was a novice gardener.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: Roses were planted at the front of the house where PersonX and PersonY live because _  likes their scent.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: The roses grown by PersonX were taller than the ones of PersonY because _ had richer soil.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output: The smell of roses was very pleasant to PersonX but PersonY was indifferent to it, since _ had a sensitive nose.


Input: Context Word: In Laws.

Output: PersonX's in laws really annoy her, but PersonY gets along with her's just fine, so _ is more stressed at the holidays.


Input: Context Word: scissors.

Output: Cutting a straight line with the right handed scissors was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is left handed.


Input: Context Word: scissors.

Output: PersonX handed the scissors to PersonY since _ wanted to have some wrapping paper for a birthday present.


Input: Context Word: scissors.

Output: Using scissors was relaxing to PersonX and not PersonY because _ likes the sound of cutting paper.


Input: Context Word: breeding guinea pigs.

Output: PersonX was breeding guinea pigs and personY wanted one so _ let him take one home.


Input: Context Word: Graduation.

Output: Graduation is first on the list for PersonX but not going to happen for PersonY, _  is going to graduate.


Input: Context Word: lackluster.

Output: PersonX had a lackluster attitude about the movie starring PersonY, because _ was bored watching it.


Input: Context Word: classy.

Output: PersonX was just a little bit trashy while PersonY was classy so _ danced on the pole.


Input: Context Word: Upper Back Pain.

Output: PersonX was suffering from upper back pain that PersonY knew how to alleviate, so _ asked for treatment.


Input: Context Word: pompom.

Output: PersonX created pompom using fake fur to embellish PersonY's coat, _ is 30 years old mother.


Input: Context Word: kosher.

Output: PersonX was able to order a cheeseburger, but PersonY had to request a special menu, since _ kept kosher.


Input: Context Word: kosher.

Output: PersonX was switching over to kosher and organic foods and asked PersonY some questions because _ never purchased kosher and organic foods.


Input: Context Word: kosher.

Output: PersonX's diet consists of only kosher food, but this doesn't apply to PersonY. _ is more likely to be Jewish.


Input: Context Word: glitter.

Output: Getting in trouble with his girlfriend seemed likely for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone home with glitter on him.


Input: Context Word: glitter.

Output: PersonX got glitter all over PersonY when _ accidentally tripped and fell, spilling it all.


Input: Context Word: glitter.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY the container full of golden sparkly glitter and then _ began painting it on their face.


Input: Context Word: glitter.

Output: PersonX watched the YouTube makeup tutorials that PersonY did not so _ was able to apply glitter eye shadow correctly.


Input: Context Word: glitter.

Output: PersonX would not apply glitter to her costumer, like PersonY did, because _ just lacked pizzazz.


Input: Context Word: Yahoo.

Output: PersonX likes to use Yahoo for their email but PersonY prefers to use Gmail. _ uses Yahoo for their search engine.


Input: Context Word: mildew.

Output: PersonX found mildew on the storefront and needed PersonY to help reach it, so _ asked.


Input: Context Word: mildew.

Output: PersonX was able to remove the mildew from the tub but not PersonY because _ used bleach.


Input: Context Word: argues.

Output: PersonX argues with his spouse more than PersonY ever has, so _ has the unhappy marriage.


Input: Context Word: crystal.

Output: PersonX bought new crystal plates from PersonY because _ wanted to give it for a gift on Christmas.


Input: Context Word: crystal.

Output: PersonX thought it was weird that PersonY collected crystals because _ thought it was a dumb hobby.


Input: Context Word: chance.

Output: PersonX has less chance in life of being successful than  PersonY because _ is a insecure individual.


Input: Context Word: damaged.

Output: PersonX damaged PersonY's property when they were spending the weekend with them so _ is really sorry.


Input: Context Word: damaged.

Output: The car driven by PersonX was much more damaged than PersonY's because _ was driving faster.


Input: Context Word: Shakespeare.

Output: PersonX was able to understand Shakespeare while PersonY struggled, because _ spoke English as  a first language.


Input: Context Word: type.

Output: PersonX didn't type the letter that she had to give to PersonY before the meeting, so _ was late.


Input: Context Word: type.

Output: The type of clothes PersonX wore were more expensive than PersonY because _ had more money.


Input: Context Word: his will.

Output: PersonX always helped him with the groceries while PersonY never helped him with anything. He told _ that he will include him in his will.


Input: Context Word: doormat.

Output: Lately, PersonX had truly been treated like a doormat by PersonY, so _ had to leave.


Input: Context Word: doormat.

Output: PersonX routinely treated PersonY like a doormat because _ was a person that did not care.


Input: Context Word: skis.

Output: PersonX beat PersonY in the downhill slalom, because _ had put on the right skis on.


Input: Context Word: docent.

Output: PersonX was a better museum docent than PersonY because _ always read up on the new exhibits.


Input: Context Word: Work.

Output: At work, PersonX reprimanded PersonY for being late to work constantly because _ was very strict.


Input: Context Word: Work.

Output: PersonX is covering for PersonY for the next three weeks because _ is available for work.


Input: Context Word: spots.

Output: PersonX found spots on their skin and went to be PersonY, because _ was worried.


Input: Context Word: customer.

Output: PersonX didn't greet the customer while PersonY did because _ worked in the back of the store.


Input: Context Word: customer.

Output: PersonX had more experience in customer service than PersonY, so _ was promoted to manager.


Input: Context Word: pet rat.

Output: PersonX got a brown pet rat for their birthday from PersonY, _ has always wanted a pet rat.


Input: Context Word: Paypal.

Output: PersonX sent money through Paypal to PersonY because _ had purchased the antique watch on Ebay.


Input: Context Word: lease.

Output: PersonX decided to lease a car, but PersonY bought their car with cash, because _ wanted to avoid being tied down.


Input: Context Word: protect.

Output: PersonX always managed to protect their handbag but PersonY did not because _ was very careful.


Input: Context Word: protect.

Output: PersonX did their best to protect PersonY from the darkness in life, but _ ultimately failed.


Input: Context Word: protect.

Output: PersonX protected her skin with Vitamin E while PersonY did not protect her skin with anything. _ has great skin.


Input: Context Word: protect.

Output: PersonX protects PersonY from the attacker with ease since _ was much bigger than the attacker.


Input: Context Word: protect.

Output: PersonX wanted to protect PersonY from the bitter cold, so _ offered a warm blanket.


Input: Context Word: protect.

Output: PersonX wants to protect herself from infectious diseases so she goes to doctor PersonY, because _ is careful.


Input: Context Word: empowered.

Output: PersonX never feels empowered, but PersonY does all the time. _ is likely a young girl.


Input: Context Word: acupuncture.

Output: PersonX wanted to get acupuncture but PersonY thought it was foolish. _ was a big fan of alternative medicine.


Input: Context Word: compliment.

Output: PersonX gave a nice compliment to PersonY, which made _ feel like a generous person.


Input: Context Word: compliment.

Output: PersonX gets a very nice compliment from PersonY at the dance because _ is beautiful.


Input: Context Word: compliment.

Output: PersonX returned a compliment to PersonY because _ remembers he said something nice about his attire before.


Input: Context Word: compliment.

Output: PersonX showed that he is receptive to the compliment through his body language to PersonY when _ was told something nice by him.


Input: Context Word: compliment.

Output: PersonX was quick to compliment their employees for a job well done but PersonY was not. _ was well respected by everyone in the company.


Input: Context Word: compliment.

Output: PersonX worried about some hidden meanings when he received a compliment from PersonY, but _ said thank you.


Input: Context Word: harassed.

Output: PersonX is being sexually harassed and asks for PersonY's help, because _ needs help from a friend.


Input: Context Word: organized.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to find their things than it was for PersonY because _ had an organized room.


Input: Context Word: organized.

Output: PersonX needed to learn how to file from PersonY since _ 's office was poorly organized.


Input: Context Word: organized.

Output: PersonX redid all of PersonY's file cabinets at the office, because _ was very organized.


Input: Context Word: organized.

Output: PersonX was always organized but PersonY was rarely organized. _ never had trouble when looking for something.


Input: Context Word: organized.

Output: PersonX was not organized. He wanted help from PersonY because _ was always running late.


Input: Context Word: panic.

Output: PersonX comforts PersonY when they tend to over react and panic. _ watches out for his friend.


Input: Context Word: panic.

Output: PersonX panics a lot more than PersonY because _ had a lot of horrible things happen in his life.


Input: Context Word: tomboy.

Output: PersonX is a tomboy and PersonY is feminine, so _ likes to wear sporty dark colored clothing.


Input: Context Word: tomboy.

Output: PersonX was the tomboy and more into rough play than PersonY, as _ enjoyed hanging out and playing with boys.


Input: Context Word: flea.

Output: PersonX and PersonY cat had fleas so _ suggested they try to trap them before it got worse.


Input: Context Word: affair.

Output: PersonX had a hard time ending their affair unlike PersonY because _ put too much emotion into it.


Input: Context Word: affair.

Output: PersonX was involved in a passionate love affair with PersonY but _ wasn't currently married.


Input: Context Word: wax.

Output: PersonX had to wax a lot more frequently than PersonY because _ had dark colored hair.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: Being romantic came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved his wife very much.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: Being romantic came naturally to PersonX, but PersonY had to put in more effort. _ was good at expressing emotions.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX continued to make romantic overtures to PersonY so _ might show her how she feels.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX had romantic feelings towards PersonY, who didn't return the feelings, so _ was upset.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX had very little patience for PersonY's love of romantic grand gestures, because _ was sentimental.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX ignored the flowers and other romantic gestures made by PersonY, because _ wasn't interested in dating.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX is a scrap book maker, PersonY is not therefore _ could help you make a romantic scrapbook.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX ruined the romantic gesture made by PersonY, because _ wanted to sabotage the evening.


Input: Context Word: romantic.

Output: PersonX thought oysters were romantic but PersonY did not as _ thought seafood was delicious.