Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat of PersonX had bad behavior compared to that of PersonY because _ ignored it.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat of PersonX had to be put down, but PersonY's is still alive. _ 's cat was more likely to be older.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat of PersonX sheds a little, while PersonY's loses a lot of fur. _ 's cat has short hair.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat preferred to stay with PersonX over PersonY since _ always cooked fresh tuna on the weekend.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat that PersonX adopted is sickly, but PersonY's is healthy. _ has been using a crappy food.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat was more fond of PersonX than PersonY because _ frequently gave the cat warm milk.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The cat was very attracted to PersonX but tended to avoid PersonY, because _ was always gentle and loving towards the cat.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The family's new pet cat was comforting to PersonX but frightening to PersonY because it licked _ on the left cheek.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: The fat cat rubbed up against PersonX but not PersonY because _ was his owner.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: When PersonX asked PersonY questions about the dead cat found at the corner of the park, _ had strong evidence already.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: When PersonX brought a cat home from the shelter, PersonY was thrilled. _ asked him if he wanted to name it.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output: When PersonX saw a stray cat, he asked PersonY if they could adopt it; she said no, so _ felt disappointed.


Input: Context Word: treating.

Output: So _ was angry that everyone was treating PersonX unfairly and PersonY kindly because it's not fair.


Input: Context Word: Sugar.

Output: PersonX is diabetic while PersonY is healthy and really loves sugar, _ has to take care of his sugar levels.


Input: Context Word: tug.

Output: PersonX is playing a Tug of War with PersonY and has a smug face because _ has won the game.


Input: Context Word: tug.

Output: PersonX was more athletic than PersonY so _ handled the other easily in the tug-o-war.


Input: Context Word: borrow dish liquid.

Output: PersonX had to borrow dish liquid from PersonY because _ had went to the store when they were out.


Input: Context Word: greeting card.

Output: A greeting card had been sent from PersonX to PersonY because _ is a thoughtful friend.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: After PersonX insulted PersonY badly during a conversation, mother scolded _ for being so rude.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: During the conversation, PersonX told a secret about PersonY, and _ was apologetic regarding his mistake.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: Having a conversation with a stranger comes more natural for PersonX than PersonY because _ is a true social butterfly.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: It was easier to have a conversation with PersonX than PersonY because _ knew a lot about everything.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY met many people because _ knew hot to carry a good conversation.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX did not know a lot of conversation topics like PersonY because _ barely kept up with the news.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX found conversations with PersonY fascinating; so when she walked in the room, _ ran over to start one.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX is very skilled at holding a conversation but PersonY is not. _ is quite popular at dinner parties.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX just wanted to have a conversation with PersonY while they're in the bar, because _ noticed him.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX knew how to keep a conversation going but PersonY did not. _ was very popular at parties.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX starts up a conversation with PersonY at the party, because _ didn't know anyone else.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX struck up a conversation with PersonY, because _ was interested in her and wanted to get to know her.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX tries to strike up a conversation with PersonY at the party, but _ suddenly feels shy.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX was not at a loss for words, but PersonY often was, because _ was good at making conversation.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX was really very good at conversation but PersonY was not because _ was very erudite.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX was shy and had trouble with having a good conversation with PersonY, because _ was timid.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: PersonX was very poor at holding a conversation but PersonY was quite good. _ didn't do well at their sales job.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: The conversation about comics interested PersonX but not PersonY as _ is a huge comic book fan.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: The conversation was interesting for PersonX but bored PersonY , since _ was familiar with the subject.


Input: Context Word: conversation.

Output: While PersonX was trying to have a conversation, PersonY giggled, so father gave _ a sympathetic look.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX accidentally played loud music in the room while PersonY tried to meditate. _ was very sorry.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to leave the room, because _ needed quiet to meditate and they were being too loud.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX declined PersonY's offer to teach her to meditate. _ didn't see the use in her learning how.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX liked to meditate to relieve stress however PersonY liked to go for a run. _ joined a yoga studio.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX liked to meditate while PersonY did not, so _ was able to let things go easily.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX really tries to meditate every day, but PersonY never has time to, so _ is likely more relaxed.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX used to meditate with PersonY every day, but now _ has started running instead.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX was interrupted by PersonY when she was trying to meditate. _ asked to be left alone.


Input: Context Word: meditate.

Output: PersonX would take time to meditate daily but not PersonY because _ was a very controlled individual.


Input: Context Word: withstand.

Output: PersonX  can withstand pain in a more effective way than PersonY because _ has a very strong body structure.


Input: Context Word: litterbox.

Output: PersonX made an effort to keep the dog out of the cat's litterbox when they presented the idea to PersonY.  _ knew it was expensive but wanted it anyway.


Input: Context Word: litterbox.

Output: The litterbox of PersonX's cat is filthy, while PersonY's is nice and clean. _ is the lazy cat owner.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: At the retirement party, PersonX didn't get a chance to talk to PersonY because _ was too shy.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: Lounging and reading books alone while in retirement came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ is incurious and reserved.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: PersonX gave advice to PersonY on adjusting to his retirement, since _ was totally happy being retired.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: PersonX is on the verge ogf being able to retire  and PersonY is close to retirement also, _ has three years left before she can retire.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: PersonX saved a lot for retirement, while PersonY did not save at all. _ missed out on a lot of fun activities while growing up.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: PersonX was a teenager while PersonY was a senior citizen, so _ was not close to retirement.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: PersonX's career is just beginning, while PersonY is getting close to retirement, so _ is probably in his 20s.


Input: Context Word: retirement.

Output: The retirement of PersonX is far away, but PersonY will retire soon. _ is likely in their twenties.


Input: Context Word: codependent.

Output: PersonX is in a codependent relationship, while PersonY is not because _ is in an unhealthy relationship.


Input: Context Word: expert witness.

Output: PersonX is considered a leading expert witness over PersonY because _ has 25 years of experience in the field.


Input: Context Word: bald.

Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY was starting to go a little bit bald on the back of his head, but _ decided not to comment on it.


Input: Context Word: languages.

Output: PersonX can speak fewer languages than PersonY because _ is less traveled than the other.


Input: Context Word: languages.

Output: PersonX felt very sophisticated compared to PersonY, because _ could speak seven different languages with ease.


Input: Context Word: languages.

Output: PersonX knows more languages than PersonY, so _ is better suited to live in a bilingual country.


Input: Context Word: languages.

Output: PersonX only knew English while PersonY could speak many languages, so it was a surprise that _ could say hello in German.


Input: Context Word: languages.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY would be a great tutor for her learning different languages, since _ was monolingual.


Input: Context Word: snowman.

Output: PersonX was building a snowman when PersonY walked by and knocked it over.  _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: Corn.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of food containing corn but PersonY did not because _ was trying to increase carbohydrate consumption.


Input: Context Word: Corn.

Output: PersonX grew corn on his farm and gave it all to PersonY because _ had no use for it.


Input: Context Word: mimicked.

Output: PersonX mimicked everything that PersonY did at work because _ was like a fan to him.


Input: Context Word: pop star.

Output: PersonX thought the pop star had a great voice but PersonY thought they sounded awful. _ bought tickets to the pop star's concert.


Input: Context Word: martial arts.

Output: Their experience with martial arts allowed PersonX to feel safe but PersonY felt scared, because _ was prepared for any trouble on the street.


Input: Context Word: apology.

Output: PersonX absolutely refused to accept the apology that PersonY offered to them, because _ was stubborn.


Input: Context Word: pigeons.

Output: The pigeons in the city bothered PersonX, but not PersonY, because _ was a clean freak.


Input: Context Word: good first impression.

Output: PersonX was much cleaner and neater than PersonY, so _ was able to make a good first impression on the new girl.


Input: Context Word: Health.

Output: PersonX liked organic low-sugar health food more than PersonY because _ was raised with it.


Input: Context Word: Health.

Output: Personx was nursed by persony when his health was declining but _ showed no improvement.


Input: Context Word: Health.

Output: To maintain his psychological health, PersonX had to avoid PersonY because _ was very vulnerable.


Input: Context Word: wishing.

Output: PersonX spent all their time wishing to be with PersonY, because _ was sad and lonely.


Input: Context Word: calf muscle.

Output: PersonX was shocked when PersonY screamed in pain after _ felt a tear in her calf muscle.


Input: Context Word: spondylosis.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a ride home from the hospital after _ had surgery for spondylosis.


Input: Context Word: cavity.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to drive to the local dentist, because _ needed a cavity filled.


Input: Context Word: peaches.

Output: The next door neighbor brought some peaches to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ liked them.


Input: Context Word: Souffle.

Output: PersonX couldn't make a souffle very well but PersonY could because _ had never taken a baking class.


Input: Context Word: significantly.

Output: PersonX was significantly healthier than PersonY because _ ate a lot of different fruits and vegetables.


Input: Context Word: convert.

Output: PersonX was learning how to convert to Judiasm from PersonY because _ wanted to be a better person.


Input: Context Word: convert.

Output: The math test was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ knew how to convert decimals into fractions.


Input: Context Word: stolen.

Output: PersonX thinks the car they see might be PersonY's stolen car, so _ takes a photo for the police to look at.


Input: Context Word: stolen.

Output: PersonX was apologetic towards PersonY because _ had stolen the shoes of the other person.


Input: Context Word: ticks.

Output: The dog belonging to PersonX had ticks but that belonging to PersonY did not as _ was very slapdash.


Input: Context Word: conscience.

Output: PersonX was having a hard time sleeping at night while PersonY slept well because _ had a guilty conscience.


Input: Context Word: spectrum.

Output: Being colorblind, PersonX couldn't see the same spectrum as PersonY,  so _ had to return the task.


Input: Context Word: motor skills.

Output: My motor skills are not that god PersonX explains to PersonY, _ has problems with their speech.


Input: Context Word: stuffed.

Output: PersonX stuffed the mushrooms with pork unlike PersonY because _ is a meat lover and not a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: take the bird to the vet.

Output: PersonX had to take the bird to the vet instead of PersonY because _ had some free time.


Input: Context Word: comic.

Output: PersonX buys a comic book for PersonY so they can experience the genre, because _ hopes to have a friend who likes comics.


Input: Context Word: comic.

Output: When at the bookstore, PersonX bought a comic book for PersonY because _ wanted to surprise them.


Input: Context Word: winner.

Output: PersonX was the winner of the lottery instead of PersonY because _ bought a lot more tickets.


Input: Context Word: winner.

Output: PersonX's attitude is bad, even when she wins, while PersonY is a good winner, so _ has poor sportsmanship.


Input: Context Word: drunk.

Output: PersonX made sure to eat dinner, but PersonY didn't have time, so as a result _ got drunk at the party.


Input: Context Word: Tampon Size.

Output: personx always use a bigger Tampon Size than persony does because of _ heavier flow.


Input: Context Word: respectful.

Output: The man was very respectful to PersonX instead of PersonY because _ was a polite individual.


Input: Context Word: Android.

Output: Even though PersonX generally preferred Android phones and PersonY preferred Apple phones, _ owned an iPhone.


Input: Context Word: Android.

Output: PersonX thought Android was the superior phone system but PersonY thought IOS was better. _ bought a new Note 9 from Verizon.


Input: Context Word: Android.

Output: PersonX tried to get PersonY to switch from iOS to Android because _ was an Android fanboy.


Input: Context Word: control anger.

Output: It was difficult for PersonX to control anger at bad drivers but PersonY found it easy. _ had always had a quick temper.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for strength training advice because _ wanted to develop better muscle definition in her abdominal muscles.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX cared a lot about how big their muscles were compared to PersonY, so _ was at the gym all the time.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX greatly admired the look of PersonY 's muscles , so _ asked for some training tips at the gym.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX had small muscles compared to PersonY when it came to weight lifting so _ lifted lighter weights.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX had stronger muscles than PersonY did, because _ worked out at the gym with barbells.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX has a lot bigger muscles than PersonY because _ goes to the gym everyday to lift weights.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX has way bigger muscles than PersonY because _ always worked out every day of the week.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to be their personal trainer because _ wanted to build bigger muscles.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX liked to eat Little Debbies while PersonY preferred protein shakes so _ had flabby muscles.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX went to the gym more than PersonY so _ could develop muscles much more quickly.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: PersonX's muscles are less developed than PersonY's because _ puts in few hours at the gym every week.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: The muscles of PersonX are grander than those of PersonY because _ is a gym trainer.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: The muscles on PersonX's upper body were bigger than PersonY's due to _ always working out.


Input: Context Word: muscles.

Output: The workout routine was beneficial to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was developing huge muscles.


Input: Context Word: flock.

Output: PersonX lived on a farm with PersonY, both wanted to have a flock of chickens especially since _ loved chickens.


Input: Context Word: healed.

Output: The knee injury of PersonX has healed much quicker than PersonY's. _ 's injury was minor.


Input: Context Word: pleasant.

Output: PersonX always remained pleasant and humble in life unlike PersonY, _ kept a positive outlook.


Input: Context Word: lockpick.

Output: PersonX got help from PersonY using a lockpick when _ was locked out of her apartment.


Input: Context Word: motivated.

Output: PersonX is more motivated to do things in life, while PersonY really isn't, so _ is likely the more positive person.


Input: Context Word: motivated.

Output: PersonX was much more motivated compared to PersonY, _ always wanted to achive more in his life.


Input: Context Word: toothache.

Output: When faced with a toothache, PersonX visited PersonY because _ is a patient of his.


Input: Context Word: sessions.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY appeared to be doing better because _ attended five therapy sessions each week.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX breaks every egg they try to poach for PersonY, and _ is upset about the job they did.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX couldn't eat the carrot cake PersonY was making since _ was allergic to eggs.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX made PersonY a big tasty breakfast with one egg and two pieces of bacon because _ wanted them to start the day off right.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX made the perfect scrambled egg of PersonY, so _ was very proud of their creation.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX ran towards the Easter egg while PersonY ran right past it, and _ picked it up.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX used up all of PersonY's eggs without asking and _ got yelled at for it.


Input: Context Word: egg.

Output: PersonX wanted an egg for breakfast, but PersonY ate the last one, so _ had to eat cereal.


Input: Context Word: pantyhose.

Output: Pantyhose suits PersonX, whereas PersonY has never been a fan. This is because _ likes her legs to feel constricted.


Input: Context Word: psychotherapy.

Output: PersonX thought that PersonY was depressed and needed psychotherapy. _ had seen this behavior before.


Input: Context Word: strategically.

Output: PersonX places the balloon bunch strategically to hide the hole in PersonY's dining room wall, because _ is a smart party planner.


Input: Context Word: calcium.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had strong healthy bones because _ had consumed a lot of calcium when younger.


Input: Context Word: calcium.

Output: PersonX was always trying to get as much calcium into his body as possible unlike PersonY, because _ had a deficiency.


Input: Context Word: calcium.

Output: There was more calcium in the blood of PersonX than the blood of PersonY because _ drank more milk.


Input: Context Word: grime.

Output: PersonX grossed PersonY out with all the grime under their fingernails, because _ disliked keeping themselves clean.


Input: Context Word: gastroparesis.

Output: PersonX has a gastroparesis and needs professional help from PersonY, because _ can't treat it herself.


Input: Context Word: testosterone.

Output: PersonX had a much higher testosterone level than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about being able to have children.


Input: Context Word: controlling.

Output: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY although _ is more controlling of a manager.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: Even though PersonX was overall a better student than PersonY, _ hated to read new books.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: In class, PersonX is being taught how to read by PersonY, so _ is the pre school attendee.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: In school, PersonX prefers to read, while PersonY prefers to play sports all the time. _ is a bookworm.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to read the paper because _ forgot their reading glasses.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to read a few paragraphs aloud in class. _ was the teacher.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX enjoyed reading classical literature more than PersonY because _ had a longer attention span.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX handed the letter to PersonY to read to his hearing because _ is illiterate.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX is eager to read PersonY's new true crime novel because _ typically reads great fiction.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX learned to read before they were four but PersonY did not until they were ten because _ was very quick.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX loves to read novels and doesn't like to watch movies while PersonY doesn't like to read and loves watching movies, so _ bought a new book to read.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX teaches Kindergarten students, PersonY teaches High School students therefore _ reads aloud a lot.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX wanted to stay home and read at a time when PersonY wanted to go to a party. _ was an introvert.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: PersonX was chosen to read to PersonY because _ had a very loud reading voice.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: Since PersonX liked to read and PersonY did not, _ often visited the library on the weekends.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: Since PersonX loved to watch shows while PersonY loved to read, _ spent their nights in front of a television.


Input: Context Word: read.

Output: The librarian handed the book to PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved to read .


Input: Context Word: hatchery.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY on a trip to the hatchery tomorrow morning because _ knew he was interested in fish.


Input: Context Word: hatchery.

Output: PersonX is the manager at the fish hatchery PersonY works at, _ is on the higher end of the latter at work.


Input: Context Word: attend.

Output: PersonX decided to attend a seminar on self esteem but PersonY did not as _ was very insecure.


Input: Context Word: rhymes.

Output: Reading poetry and rhymes was very entertaining for PersonX but boring for PersonY, since _ was a poet.


Input: Context Word: scientist.

Output: Even though PersonX was a worse scientist than PersonY, _ always filled out their paperwork on time.


Input: Context Word: scientist.

Output: PersonX is better at thinking like a scientist than PersonY since _ remembers her biology and chemistry.


Input: Context Word: Financial Trouble.

Output: personx always get into a lot of Financial Trouble whenever he goes on vacation with persony because _ earns much less.


Input: Context Word: muscle fatigue.

Output: PersonX is at PersonY office today due to muscle fatigue,  _ needs treatment from a medical doctor.


Input: Context Word: postpartum.

Output: After the birth of her baby, PersonX had postpartum depression so PersonY assisted with the baby allowing _ to feel relaxed.


Input: Context Word: tag.

Output: PersonX was 'it' when playing tag with PersonY, and _ chased them down and they were tagged within a couple minutes.


Input: Context Word: conflict.

Output: PersonX is easily triggered and had a severe and avoidable conflict with her best friend PersonY, because _ was nervous.


Input: Context Word: conflict.

Output: PersonX thrives on conflict while PersonY avoids it, so _ never backs down from a fight.


Input: Context Word: conflict.

Output: The life of PersonX  has more personal conflict in it than of PersonY because _ had a very tough upbringing.


Input: Context Word: wrist.

Output: PersonX fell and broke their wrist but PersonY did not. _ went to the emergency room.


Input: Context Word: wrist.

Output: PersonX noticed PersonY was slipping, so _ held her by the wrist to keep her steady.


Input: Context Word: wrist.

Output: PersonX's wrist hurts from lifting heavy boxes unlike PersonY because _ works out only sometimes.


Input: Context Word: evaluate.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to evaluate talent because _ had an eye for talent.


Input: Context Word: evaluate.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a call to have them evaluate their property, because _ wanted to sell their house.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had a sore stomach because _ had eaten too many of the cookies.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX loves the chocolate chip cookies that PersonY makes because _ is a cookie buyer.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX made cookies for PersonY, because _ had a desire to make a special snack.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX was able to eat as many cookies as they liked but PersonY was not because _ was very slim.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX will eat cookies to break the fast, but not PersonY because _ has not been diagnosed as diabetic.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had eaten all the cookies that were in the cupboard.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: PersonX's preferred snack is cookies, but PersonY is more of a fruit person. _ lives a lifestyle that is negative for his heart.


Input: Context Word: cookies.

Output: The cookies PersonX made for PersonY were a hit so _ made them for him a second time.


Input: Context Word: Starting.

Output: Starting things like homework is always tough for PersonX, but PersonY begins right away. Therefore, _ is the procrastinator.


Input: Context Word: high heels.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to walk in high heels because _ was already a model.


Input: Context Word: unchecked.

Output: PersonX went far too long being unchecked by PersonY, so _ finally put their foot down.


Input: Context Word: Harry Potter.

Output: PersonX dressed as Harry Potter for Halloween, but PersonY went as a black cat, because _ was a super fan.


Input: Context Word: Harry Potter.

Output: PersonX loved to read fiction while PersonY preferred non-fiction. _ thought Harry Potter was magical.


Input: Context Word: pigments.

Output: Envy overtook PersonX when they looked at PersonY's painting bc _ used less pigments in their painting.


Input: Context Word: strawberry cheesecake.

Output: PersonX loves fruit more than PersonY, therefore strawberry cheesecake is one of _ favorite desserts.


Input: Context Word: bowling.

Output: At the bowling alley PersonX accidentally dropped a heavy bowling ball on PersonY's foot, so _ apologized profusely.


Input: Context Word: bowling.

Output: PersonX agreed to join PersonY's bowling team because they needed a good bowler and _ is a professional.


Input: Context Word: bowling.

Output: PersonX has been taking instructions on bowling from the PersonY, because _ was a beginner.


Input: Context Word: bowling.

Output: PersonX is going to go bowling with PersonY today since he invited him, even though _ has never bowled before.


Input: Context Word: hair loss.

Output: Because PersonX was experiencing hair loss and PersonY was not, _ was jealous of his hair.


Input: Context Word: hair loss.

Output: Hair loss is improving for PersonX compared to PersonY because _ is using hair loss medicine.


Input: Context Word: hair loss.

Output: PersonX combed their hair over from one side to the other, but not PersonY because _ was experiencing hair loss.


Input: Context Word: hair loss.

Output: PersonX frequently suffered from hair loss while PersonY had healthy hair, as _ was always stressed out.


Input: Context Word: hair loss.

Output: When PersonX started getting hair loss, PersonY laughed, so mother gave _ a caring look.


Input: Context Word: buddhism.

Output: Buddhism doesn't appeal to PersonX, while PersonY is curious about it, even though _ is more spiritual.


Input: Context Word: buddhism.

Output: PersonX wants to practice buddhism so he asks for help from PersonY, because _ wants to become a buddhist.


Input: Context Word: beetles.

Output: PersonX shined a flashlight into the corner and showed PersonY where the beetles nested, because _ worked for pest control.


Input: Context Word: crises.

Output: PersonX reacts brave during difficult times and times of crises unlike PersonY because _ is trained in those situations.


Input: Context Word: picking.

Output: Picking winners at the racetrack came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had grown up around horses.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: Everyone in the stable noticed when PersonX picked a fight with PersonY about who would take care of the horse, and _ appeared very aggressive.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: Last Sunday, PersonX fed the horse of PersonY in Kentucky because _ was in the area.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX always wanted to own a horse while PersonY did not because _ always loved horses.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to ride a horse, because _ had never ridden one before.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to take care of their horse while they were on vacation and _ was mad the horse was neglected.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX brought the horse to the stables owned by PersonY, so _ could sell the animal.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was bumped and bruised because _ was thrown from the horse.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX could ride a horse but PersonY could not, so _ rode to the camp.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX got to the field before PersonY because _ had been riding on a faster horse.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX got to the store faster than PersonY because _ rode on a horse instead of walking.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX has a trouble with training her horse and wants PersonY's help, because _ wants her horse to behave.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX has never been on a horse, while PersonY grew up riding them, so _ likely lives in a city.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX laughed when PersonY fell off the horse because _ thought it was really funny.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX loved to go horse riding but PersonY didn't like it. _ had been trained as an equestrian.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX rode horses all their life and PersonY just started, so _ rode really well over the weekend.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX rode the horse better than PersonY, so _ represented the team in the championships.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX wanted a horse but not PersonY because _ raised cattle in their spare time.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX wanted to live in the country and own a horse but PersonY preferred the city. _ was overwhelmed by the noise and lights.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX was almost always in front of PersonY because _ was a far more experienced horse rider.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX was surprised to find that PersonY had never ridden a horse, since _ grew up in the city.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX's horse ran faster than PersonY's horse because _ had been training her horse longer.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: PersonX's horse was a better specimen than PersonY's, due to _ taking proper care of it.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: Riding a horse is easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ trained as a jockey.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: Saturday when PersonX bought a chestnut colored thoroughbred horse, PersonY asked _ for a ride.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: So _ was angry because PersonX's horse was injured by PersonY who is actually pretty embarrassed by this point.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: The horse ran towards PersonX but not PersonY because _ had hay in his hands to feed the horses.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: The horse ran up to PersonX but past PersonY, because _ had sugar cubes in their pocket.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: The horse ran up to PersonX but past PersonY, because _ had treats in their pocket.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: While at the farm, PersonX rode the horse instead of PersonY because _ was not pregnant.


Input: Context Word: horse.

Output: While in the barn. PersonX stopped answering PersonY's questions about the horse, because _ was annoyed.


Input: Context Word: marble.

Output: When PersonX dropped his purple marble, PersonY laughed, so mother gave _ a sympathetic look.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: Many people thought PersonX looked and acted younger than PersonY, although _ was actually older.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: PersonX looked a lot younger than PersonY because _ had a skincare routine they followed.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: PersonX looked younger than PersonY did because _ was highly diligent about a skincare regime.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: PersonX looks a lot younger than PersonY does because _ uses a cream that fights wrinkles and age lines.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: PersonX was far younger than PersonY, so when the flood came, _ was able to outrun it.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: PersonX was the younger child and PersonY was older. Less was expected of _ by their parents.


Input: Context Word: younger.

Output: PersonX worked out less than PersonY however _ looked younger than the other even though their the same age.


Input: Context Word: Write a Song.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for an advice how to write a song, because _  is bad at writing.


Input: Context Word: ringtone.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY with changing her ringtone because ( _ ) had never used a smartphone before.


Input: Context Word: wheatgrass.

Output: At the smoothie bar PersonX decided to buy PersonY their first wheatgrass smoothie, because _ thought they were delicious.


Input: Context Word: wheatgrass.

Output: The wheatgrass that PersonX is growing looks bad compared to PersonY's. _ doesn't water his wheatgrass enough.


Input: Context Word: skit.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help create some crazy, funny skits because _ was a comic dud.


Input: Context Word: smoker.

Output: PersonX bought packs of cigarettes from PersonY because _ was a heavy smoker and needed them.


Input: Context Word: smoker.

Output: PersonX cooked for PersonY on the smoker because _ liked smoking fish on the grill.


Input: Context Word: smoker.

Output: PersonX has been a smoker for a longer time than PersonY, so _ had more lung damage.


Input: Context Word: pan.

Output: PersonX is a professional chef, PersonY isn't therefore when you want to know about seasoning your pan _ is your go-to.


Input: Context Word: pan.

Output: PersonX prepared the food in the frying pan while PersonY did the dishes, and _ cooked the potatoes thoroughly.


Input: Context Word: pan.

Output: PersonX returned the pan to PersonY because _ had borrowed it from her for the potluck party.


Input: Context Word: decorator.

Output: Becoming an interior decorator was natural for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to design school.


Input: Context Word: decorator.

Output: Being a home decorator was perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very creative.


Input: Context Word: market.

Output: PersonX lost a great deal of money once the stock price dropped, but PersonY sold their stocks early, because _ correctly predicted the market fluctuations.


Input: Context Word: market.

Output: PersonX went to the fish market to surprise PersonY with dinner. _ wanted to cook salmon tonight.


Input: Context Word: digest.

Output: PersonX is able to digest food faster than PersonY due to _ being in better shape.


Input: Context Word: band.

Output: PersonX loved to play in the band in school unlike PersonY, because _ was in love with music.


Input: Context Word: band.

Output: PersonX was the lead singer in the band, while PersonY played drums, so _ was usually in the front.


Input: Context Word: band.

Output: PersonX was the leader of the band, and PersonY was the drummer, so _ had to create the set list.


Input: Context Word: Kielbasa.

Output: PersonX is a huge fan of sausage but not PersonY, so _ ordered kielbasa for their evening meal.


Input: Context Word: Ladybug.

Output: PersonX squished the ladybug and PersonY yelled out because _ was very insensitive to life.


Input: Context Word: predictable.

Output: PersonX didn't keep a very predictable schedule but PersonY often did. _ was always running late.


Input: Context Word: MBA.

Output: PersonX went on to get an MBA after college, while PersonY did not, because _ was granted a loan for school.


Input: Context Word: embroidery.

Output: PersonX wanted lots of embroidery on the walls of the house but PersonY disagreed, since _ liked how it looks.


Input: Context Word: embroidery.

Output: PersonX wasn't very artistic, but wanted to learn embroidery from PersonY. _ kept asking her many questions.


Input: Context Word: embroidery.

Output: Working on embroidery was a good hobby for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had worked on it for many hours.


Input: Context Word: dental.

Output: In his life, PersonX has had lots of dental problems, while PersonY has not, so _ 's teeth are crooked.


Input: Context Word: dental.

Output: PersonX frequents the dentist a lot less than PersonY does because _ doesn't have dental insurance.


Input: Context Word: dental.

Output: PersonX had dental problem while PersonY did not because _ ate a lot of sweets and did not visit the dentist regularly.


Input: Context Word: dental.

Output: The dental work of PersonX was more expensive than that of PersonY because _ had better teeth.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: During the game, PersonX intentionally hit PersonY in the face with the volleyball, causing _ to be disqualified.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX absolutely loved volleyball whereas PersonY hated it. This is because _ was more athletic.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX enjoys playing volleyball, but PersonY hates it. That's because _ 's team always wins.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX has much stronger arm muscles than PersonY because _ played volleyball for fifteen years.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX isn't great at volleyball, but PersonY is an amazing player due to _ being short.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX loved to play volleyball growing up unlike PersonY, because _ was interested in sports.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed being able to play volleyball but PersonY did not because _ was very sporty.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: PersonX was a much better volleyball player than PersonY so _ was a starting player.


Input: Context Word: volleyball.

Output: Volleyball was a favorite sport for PersonX but not PersonY because _ as was really tall.


Input: Context Word: bathroom sink.

Output: PersonX cleaned his bathroom sink more often than PersonY, therefore _ wasn't embarrassed when company came over.


Input: Context Word: ginger.

Output: Ginger was PersonX's favorite type of tea, so they made some to share with PersonY. _ loved the flavor and drank it all.


Input: Context Word: ginger.

Output: PersonX isn't sure that PersonY should try to make homemade ginger ale, but _ agrees to try to help.


Input: Context Word: ginger.

Output: PersonX put ginger in their curries but PersonY did not. _ liked their curries spicy.


Input: Context Word: ginger.

Output: PersonX tolerated a lot of ginger in their food unlike PersonY because _ had dulled taste buds.


Input: Context Word: ginger.

Output: PersonX wanted to add lots of ginger to the meal but PersonY stopped him. _ liked spicy food.


Input: Context Word: ginger.

Output: Their mom gave PersonX ginger ale but PersonY water because _ had a stomach ache.


Input: Context Word: substitute.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY which ingredients to substitute in a recipe because _ is a wonderful cook.


Input: Context Word: skunk.

Output: While a skunk foraged in the woods,  PersonX ran on the cleared path and PersonY ran on the wooded path, and _ barely smelled the skunk.


Input: Context Word: Chess.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn to play chess with PersonY. It is a hard game and _ lost often.


Input: Context Word: thesis.

Output: PersonX has to come up with a thesis subject while PersonY gets to relax because _ is the only one enrolled in college.


Input: Context Word: Sage.

Output: PersonX ran out of sage, so he asked PersonY if he had any. _ did not have any to offer.


Input: Context Word: tantrum.

Output: PersonX threw a temper tantrum when her mother PersonY wouldn't buy her a chocolate bar at the store. _ refused to calm down until she got the candy.


Input: Context Word: bonded.

Output: PersonX bonded more quickly with her classmates than PersonY because _ had a friendly disposition.


Input: Context Word: get a full 8 hours of sleep.

Output: PersonX liked to get a full 8 hours of sleep and PersonY did not because _ was a morning person.


Input: Context Word: tennis.

Output: PersonX played a long game of tennis with PersonY but _ was upset because they lost the match.


Input: Context Word: tennis.

Output: PersonX played better in the tennis game than PersonY because _ was in better shape and more athletic.


Input: Context Word: tennis.

Output: PersonX was in better shape than PersonY because _ ran a couple miles and played tennis every weekend.


Input: Context Word: tennis.

Output: The audience ran toward PersonX and away from PersonY after _ won the tennis match.


Input: Context Word: grout.

Output: PersonX needed to clean the grout in the bathroom unlike PersonY because _ was a clean freak.


Input: Context Word: grout.

Output: PersonX wants to clean colored grout so she asks her friend PersonY for help, because _ doesn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: grout.

Output: PersonX was impressed by how clean PersonY's grout was, so _ asked what products she used.


Input: Context Word: grout.

Output: The grout around the sink was coming off, so PersonX asked PersonY how to regrout the sink. _ listened to the explanation carefully.


Input: Context Word: grout.

Output: When putting in a new floor, PersonX had to use grout but PersonY did not because _ was putting in a tile floor.


Input: Context Word: grinds.

Output: PersonX grinds their teeth a lot in their sleep, and PersonY does not, so _ is likely more stressed.


Input: Context Word: Family Disaster Plan.

Output: PersonX had a family disaster plan but PersonY did not so _ was prepared when the hurricane hit.


Input: Context Word: Computer.

Output: PersonX worked from home using a computer that PersonY had built for him. _ felt indebted.


Input: Context Word: Computer.

Output: The computer broke. PersonX took it from PersonY because it now needed repair and _ was a computer wiz.


Input: Context Word: rosewater.

Output: PersonX made rosewater for PersonY because _ had all of the necessary essential oils on hand.


Input: Context Word: dishes.

Output: PersonX never did the dishes, even when PersonY asked them to, so _ was being selfish.


Input: Context Word: dishes.

Output: When PersonX bumped into PersonY, causing him to drop the dishes, the boss frowned at _ .


Input: Context Word: Thyroid.

Output: PersonX had a malfunctioning thyroid but PersonY had a healthy one. _ often felt very tired and fatigued.


Input: Context Word: spasms.

Output: PersonX suffers from esophageal spasms so he goes to doctor PersonY, because _ needs help.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: Because PersonX had strep throat but PersonY had a cold, _ was given antibiotics by the doctor.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX always felt cold but PersonY always felt too warm. _ had a very poor circulatory system.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to turn up the heat and get them a blanket because _ was cold.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX caught the cold at school, but PersonY stayed healthy, because _ had a weak immune system.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX got a mild cold from PersonY so _ teased him about spreading his germs.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX got over their cold quicker than PersonY because _ spent time resting at home and didn't go to work.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX had not acclimated to Alaska's climate as fast as PersonY had, and _ was miserable in the cold.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX has a really nasty cold and goes see her doctor PersonY, because _ feels bad.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX lived in Alaska while PersonY lived in Hawaii, so _ was more used to the cold weather.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX lived in a cold home in winter but PersonY did not because _ had poor central heating.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX made PersonY cold because _ sprayed them with water while trying to fix the leaky pipe.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX was a lot less cold than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about freezing to death.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX was being cold to PersonY because _ was angry about the broken gold necklace that had sentimental value.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX was often cold so PersonY keeps blankets all around the house for _ .


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: PersonX was shivering more than PersonY was shivering outsde because _ was feeling much colder.


Input: Context Word: cold.

Output: The weather is pretty cold where PersonX lives but not PersonY because _ lives in Vermont.


Input: Context Word: threatened.

Output: PersonX was less easily threatened by physical violence than PersonY because _ was large and muscular.


Input: Context Word: speed.

Output: PersonX can punch the boxing bag with more speed than PersonY seeing as how _ is faster.


Input: Context Word: speed.

Output: PersonX runs at an impressive speed but PersonY does not because _ is really very sporty.


Input: Context Word: speed.

Output: PersonX was frightened when PersonY started to speed so _ asked them to slow the car down.


Input: Context Word: speed.

Output: The speed of PersonX's taekwondo kicks was faster than PersonY which explained why _ won most of their head-to-head matches.


Input: Context Word: bad habit.

Output: PersonX had the bad habit of chewing their nails but PersonY didn't have the same habit. _ had raggedy looking hands.


Input: Context Word: cared.

Output: PersonX cared for many more patients than PersonY because _ worked in a bigger hospital.


Input: Context Word: cared.

Output: PersonX cared more about how they looked than PersonY because _ was a more superficial person.


Input: Context Word: cared.

Output: PersonX cared more about their grade on the test than PersonY because _ was failing the class.


Input: Context Word: complexion.

Output: PersonX is a dermatologist, PersonY is a gravedigger therefore you should ask the advice of _ for complexion concerns.


Input: Context Word: SEO.

Output: SEO is work that PersonX performs sometimes, but PersonY never has, so _ is likely better with technology.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: Because PersonX had an expired passport and PersonY had a valid one, _ was unable to use it to get through security.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: Getting a passport was exciting to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was adventurous.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX couldn't travel abroad while PersonY was enjoying their vacation in Bermuda because _ never got a passport.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX denied PersonY's passport application because _ did not receive the correct paperwork in time.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX forgot where they put their passport at home but not PersonY because _ had a poor memory.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX had a passport while PersonY didn't because _ always loved travelling overseas and to other countries.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX had never left the country but PersonY was a world traveler, so _ had no stamps on their passport.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX just got his passport that PersonY had asked him to get so _ could safely travel abroad.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX needed a passport while PersonY did not because _ was traveling out of her country.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX waited in line at the passport office until they got to see PersonY at the booth, and _ got his passport at last.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX was able to travel abroad, while PersonY only travelled domestically, as _ had already applied for a passport.


Input: Context Word: passport.

Output: PersonX was allowed to pass through the terminal but PersonY was stopped, since _ 's passport was valid.


Input: Context Word: asthma attack.

Output: PersonX recognized PersonY's subtle onset of an asthma attack and bluish lips and fingers because _ is observant.


Input: Context Word: fees.

Output: PersonX was wealthier than PersonY, so _ spent their trust fund to afford the fees to send their children to private school.


Input: Context Word: fund.

Output: PersonX asked for more fund for the project from PersonY but he refused and they call _ wasteful.


Input: Context Word: fund.

Output: PersonX had some money invested in a fund but didn't understand it well,  so asked PersonY for help. _ was glad to get help.


Input: Context Word: cell phone.

Output: PersonX got a new cell phone and showed it to PersonY because _ was happy about the new phone.


Input: Context Word: cell phone.

Output: PersonX had a newer cell phone than PersonY, so when their brother needed to look something up while shopping, he asked _ .


Input: Context Word: cell phone.

Output: PersonX wanted an inexpensive cell phone while PersonY wanted the latest smart phone. _ purchased a flip phone from their cell company store.


Input: Context Word: cell phone.

Output: The cell phone of PersonX isn't as old as PersonY because _ likes new things.


Input: Context Word: antibiotic.

Output: After getting a staff infection, PersonX was the patient of PersonY so _ took the antibiotic prescribed to them.


Input: Context Word: antibiotic.

Output: PersonX was starting to feel better than PersonY because _ willingly took the new antibiotic.


Input: Context Word: pillows.

Output: PersonX had a lot of pillows on their bed but not PersonY because _ had a wide bed.


Input: Context Word: pillows.

Output: PersonX stacked a bunch of pillows up to make PersonY comfortable, because _ was feeling compassionate.


Input: Context Word: pillows.

Output: PersonX wants PersonY to put sheets on the pillows since _ wants focus on anything else for the guest bedroom.


Input: Context Word: hot tub.

Output: PersonX hated the idea of soaking in the hot tub with PersonY even though _ had gone along with the idea of a soak.


Input: Context Word: hot tub.

Output: PersonX wanted to swim in the hot tub at PersonY's house, but _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: hot tub.

Output: PersonX's hot tub, so he gave a call to PersonY because _ needed a repair person.


Input: Context Word: hemp.

Output: PersonX and PersonY decided to start growing hemp as a side business venture, despite _ knowing nothing about the plant.


Input: Context Word: hemp.

Output: PersonX was arrested for growing hemp by the police but not PersonY because _ stayed during the field raid.


Input: Context Word: sign.

Output: PersonX forced PersonY to sign their will at gunpoint, so _ would inherit all the money.


Input: Context Word: sign.

Output: PersonX got lost when they were driving easier than PersonY because _ didn't pay attention to the road signs.


Input: Context Word: sign.

Output: PersonX was very interested in a friendship with PersonY and _ just needed to show the sign of her affection.


Input: Context Word: boiling.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to stir the boiling noodles because _ was further away from the pot.


Input: Context Word: experience.

Output: PersonX has a lot less experience in the situation than PersonY because _ is just an intern.


Input: Context Word: experience.

Output: PersonX passed on all their experience to PersonY, because _ had chosen to be their mentor.


Input: Context Word: experience.

Output: The job was given to PersonX and not to PersonY because _ had twenty years of sales experience.


Input: Context Word: experience.

Output: They went to a petting zoo which PersonX liked but PersonY hated. _ was sure the animals enjoyed the experience, too.


Input: Context Word: cardiac.

Output: PersonX suspects she might have cardiac arrest and goes see her doctor PersonY, because _ wants to prevent it.


Input: Context Word: healthcare.

Output: Because of where they worked, PersonX had access to good healthcare, while PersonY did not, so _ lived a longer life.


Input: Context Word: healthcare.

Output: Healthcare was mandatory and PersonX had it while PersonY didn't, because _ abides by the law.


Input: Context Word: healthcare.

Output: PersonX had a better healthcare package than PersonY because _ had a lot of money and could afford it.


Input: Context Word: polished.

Output: PersonX's boots were more polished than PersonY's because _ was in the military and polished boots were mandatory.


Input: Context Word: equations.

Output: Equations are what PersonX likes to teach to PersonY because _ is a great professor.


Input: Context Word: street fight.

Output: A street fight broke out, so PersonX watched while PersonY called the police. _ loved seeing people throw punches.


Input: Context Word: dirty plates.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to clear away the dirty plates. _ was grateful for the help.


Input: Context Word: inventory.

Output: It took PersonX longer to check the inventory than PersonY because _ had worked at the company for a short time.


Input: Context Word: inventory.

Output: PersonX always dreads inventory day at work but PersonY doesn't because _ is the only one with a job.


Input: Context Word: inventory.

Output: PersonX was good at doing the inventory at the store although PersonY was not because _ was very meticulous.


Input: Context Word: memorandum.

Output: PersonX sent a memorandum to PersonY for their opinion. _ didn't agree with the reply they received.


Input: Context Word: marry.

Output: PersonX wants to marry PersonY, who isn't interested in the same sex, so _ is gay.


Input: Context Word: marry.

Output: PersonX was very keen to marry but PersonY was not because _ was very keen about the idea of having a family.


Input: Context Word: comforted.

Output: PersonX comforted her after PersonY yelled at her, so everyone though _ is the hero.


Input: Context Word: Watermelon.

Output: PersonX had an craving for watermelon while over at PersonYs house, so _ asked for some.


Input: Context Word: Lucky.

Output: PersonX is very lucky to pass _ exams although the preparation was not enough smirked PersonY.


Input: Context Word: crocodile.

Output: The crocodile got close to the boat which terrified PersonX and excited PersonY. _ was fearful around big animals.


Input: Context Word: juggling.

Output: Though they attended the same juggling class, PersonX did a lot better than PersonY. _ always had good hand-eye coordination.


Input: Context Word: relaxation.

Output: PersonX experimented with lots of different relaxation techniques on PersonY because _ is an innovative person.


Input: Context Word: Jacket.

Output: During art class, PersonX spilled paint on PersonY's favorite jacket so _ was sorry for ruining it.


Input: Context Word: jurisdiction.

Output: PersonX called the police because PersonY was having a loud party. The police said it wasn't their jurisdiction and this made _ feel frustrated.


Input: Context Word: accessory.

Output: PersonX liked to carry a designer bag as an accessory but PersonY did not as _ was fashionable.


Input: Context Word: sentence.

Output: The sentence written by PersonX was more understandable than the one written by PersonY since _ was more direct.


Input: Context Word: euphorbia.

Output: Since her apartment didn't get a lot of light, PersonX told PersonY to get a variegated euphorbia plant. _ misspoke, so the plant didn't thrive.


Input: Context Word: foot massage.

Output: At her new foot massage parlor PersonX hired PersonY to be a worker, _ thought she was perfect for the job.


Input: Context Word: mowing.

Output: PersonX was mowing the front lawn quicker than PersonY was mowing the back lawn because _ had new blades in the mower.


Input: Context Word: mowing.

Output: PersonX was mowing the lawn of PersonY on the weekend because _ is a great gardener.


Input: Context Word: inventing.

Output: PersonX is better at inventing things than PersonY is because _ is a college professor.


Input: Context Word: customs.

Output: U.S. customs hassled PersonX for a while, but didn't bother with PersonY; probably because _ is Muslim.


Input: Context Word: end.

Output: At the end of the semester, PersonX took a vacation to the Bahamas while PersonY didn't, so _ had fun.


Input: Context Word: analyzing.

Output: Analyzing the profitability of organizations suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to business school.


Input: Context Word: blocks.

Output: PersonX hollered at PersonY because _ was so mad about the blocks falling over into the lake.


Input: Context Word: blocks.

Output: Playing with blocks was fun for PersonX but PersonY preferred playing with dolls. _ became a successful architect.


Input: Context Word: food journal.

Output: PersonX was required to keep a food journal that PersonY was not because _ had to go on a diet.


Input: Context Word: bone tissues.

Output: PersonX is a expert in the study of bone tissues which is the reason for PersonY visit today, _ went to college.


Input: Context Word: chipmunk.

Output: PersonX takes a photo of the cute chipmunk on her porch to show PersonY, because _ loves documenting nature.


Input: Context Word: low pressure system.

Output: PersonX thought the low pressure system would bring rain soon, so she told PersonY not to water her plants. _ was wrong and the plants died from dehydration.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: Coconut was a favorite snack for PersonX however PersonY thought it tasted like soap. _ ordered a Pina Colada from the bar.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: Finding a fresh coconut, PersonX shared it with PersonY because _ thought they both needed the nutrition.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: PersonX always drank from fresh coconuts unlike PersonY because _ lived on an island in the pacific.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was hesitant to try the coconut cake because _ was obsessed with coconut.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: PersonX couldn't reach the coconut in the tree so PersonY helped out because _ is shorter.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: PersonX's favorite food is coconut, so PersonY gets a coconut pie as a gift for the party. _ is really appreciative.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: The woman asked PersonX but not PersonY to crack the coconut open because _ was strong.


Input: Context Word: coconut.

Output: While on vacation, PersonX asked PersonY what kind of palm trees coconuts grown on, as _ was not an expert.


Input: Context Word: monkey.

Output: The zoo had a special exhibit about monkeys so PersonX made a mental note to invite PersonY to see it. _ knew he loved monkeys.


Input: Context Word: monkey.

Output: While PersonX liked animals less than PersonY, _ loved to interact with monkey and other primates.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: Even though PersonX lost more weight than PersonY, _ still ate more sweets overall despite this.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: Gaining weight is hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has a fast metabolism.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: Maintaining a healthy weight was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ ate a lot of vegetables.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: Managing her weight was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a sweet tooth.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX always made sure to be a healthy weight but not PersonY because _ has an active lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them make a diet plan and exercise routine. _ wanted to lose weight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX cared about their weight less than PersonY did, so _ took another piece of the yummy dessert.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX did not lose weight as quickly as PersonY because _ cheated on their diet.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX feels concerned about PersonY's rapid weight loss, but _ decides not to say anything.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX gained a ton of weight over the holidays, while PersonY lost some, since _ abandoned their diet.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX had a harder time managing her weight than PersonY because _ liked to eat a lot of desserts.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX is a nutritionist, PersonY is not therefore to loose weight safely _ should be consulted.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was trying to lose weight, then _ made him a salad for lunch.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX let PersonY know that after the breakup they have been putting on a lot of weight since _ is rude.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX liked to work out more than PersonY so _ did not have to worry about gaining weight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX looked thinner than PersonY because _ had lost more weight overall within the three month period.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX lost a lot of weight last summer compared to PersonY, so _ feels more energetic.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX lost the weight much slower than PersonY since _ had been eating an unhealthy diet.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX lost way more weight than PersonY did because _ exercised far more frequently and with greater intensity.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX lost weight more slowly than PersonY because _ only exercised about once a week.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX needed to lose weight but PersonY did not because _ was over twenty pounds over the recommended weight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX never had much problem with their weight but PersonY struggled with their weight. _ could eat everything they pleased.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY was gaining weight so _ told them they should go on a diet.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX really needed to lose weight but PersonY definitely didn't, due to _ being overweight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX seeks advice from PersonY regarding problems with her weight because _ is very overweight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX urgently needed to lose weight. PersonY did not. This is because _ was slim.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX wants to avoid getting weight so she asks PersonY for an extra sessions, because _ isn't happy with her body.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was able to keep their weight off long term, unlike PersonY, because _ followed a crash diet.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was able to lose more weight than PersonY because _ ate a lot of healthy food.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was always gaining weight while PersonY was losing as _ liked to eat too much.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was getting overweight as compared to PersonY so _ started watching what they ate.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY diet and lose weight for _ remembered what it was like to be obese.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY to lose weight because _ was obese previously and needed help.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was really trying hard to lose weight but PersonY baked cookies so _ walked outside.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was skinnier than PersonY so _ didn't have to worry about how to lose weight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was slimmer than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about going on a diet or her weight.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX was trying to lose weight  _  asked PersonY if they could help.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: PersonX weighs a lot more than PersonY, so _ has to worry about their weight more often.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: Putting on weight was the expected outcome for PersonX but not PersonY because _ acquired muscle mass.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: The heavy weight was too much for PersonX , while PersonY lifted it with ease, since _ never trained properly.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: The trainer had an easy time helping PersonX lose weight but not PersonY because _ worked out very hard.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: The weight of PersonX always fluctuated more than the weight of PersonY because _ is a very emotional person.


Input: Context Word: weight.

Output: The weight of PersonX has always been steady, but PersonY's fluctuates a lot. This is due to _ having a steady metabolism.


Input: Context Word: Artist.

Output: As an artist, PersonX often influenced what PersonY did artistically because _ was highly creative.


Input: Context Word: mutual fund.

Output: PersonX invested their money in a low risk mutual fund while PersonY put theirs in risky speculative stock. _ was able to increase their money.


Input: Context Word: Lawn.

Output: PersonX only mowed their lawn once a month but PersonY mowed their weekly. _ had a messy looking property.


Input: Context Word: burned.

Output: PersonX accidentally burned PersonY with a hot pan. _ felt very sorry and offered medical aid.


Input: Context Word: burned.

Output: PersonX's home just burned down, but luckily PersonY's was spared. So, now _ is homeless.


Input: Context Word: clip art.

Output: The computer virus struck PersonX but not PersonY because _ had downloaded illegal clip art.


Input: Context Word: dollhouse.

Output: PersonX wanted a dollhouse for Christmas while PersonY only laughed because _ thought dollhouses were incredible.


Input: Context Word: hunger.

Output: PersonX is feeling such strong hunger that they want to start dinner before PersonY arrives, but _ feels bad and waits.


Input: Context Word: Leg.

Output: PersonX was always skipping leg day at the gym but PersonY never missed it. _ had very skinny legs.


Input: Context Word: using a Konjac sponge.

Output: PersonX swears by using a Konjac sponge and PersonY doesn't because _ likes to try trendy products.


Input: Context Word: wasabi.

Output: PersonX decided to try the wasabi while PersonY did not. _ needed to drink a lot of water.


Input: Context Word: wasabi.

Output: PersonX enjoyed using wasabi when eating sushi but not PersonY because _ enjoyed spicy foods.


Input: Context Word: stuffing.

Output: PersonX makes an excellent stuffing for roast chicken but PersonY does not because _ is a great cook.


Input: Context Word: punk music.

Output: After listening to the radio PersonX asked PersonY about punk music, because _ had never heard music like that.


Input: Context Word: folding.

Output: PersonX hated folding their laundry after washing it unlike PersonY because _ was a messy person.


Input: Context Word: performing tshirt surgery.

Output: PersonX liked performing tshirt surgery more than PersonY because _ likes to be creative with clothes.


Input: Context Word: basket.

Output: Decorating the house better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ liked to find the best basket and chairs.


Input: Context Word: basket.

Output: PersonX cannot throw the ball into the basket of the basketball court and PersonY could because _ is short.


Input: Context Word: basket.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to carry the basket the rest of the way home, since _ was out of shape.


Input: Context Word: lights.

Output: PersonX always made sure to turn off the lights but not PersonY because _ believed in climate change.


Input: Context Word: lights.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to turn the lights out because _ wanted to go to sleep.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: Golf is a something that PersonX enjoys playing but PersonY doesn't like. _ spends every Saturday on the links.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX did not enjoy watching golf as much as PersonY because _ never played the game.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX gave a gently used golf club set to PersonY because _ bought a new set.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX handed a nine iron to PersonY as _  worked as a caddy on the tenth green of the pristine golf course.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX liked to golf more than PersonY so _ got upset when the other got a hole in one.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX lost the golf tournament to PersonY, as _ was far less experienced in the sport overall.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX never has time for golf, while PersonY plays almost every day, so _ is busier on average.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX runs circles around PersonY in golf since _ is a professionally trained athlete with a long history of wins.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX was a member of the local golf club however PersonY was not as _ was very rich.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX was better at golf than PersonY, so _ didn't need to worry about practicing more.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX was learning how to golf from PersonY so that _ could benefit from their great knowledge.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX was nervous about playing golf with his boss, PersonY, on Sunday because _ was very inexperienced.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: PersonX was trying to get PersonY into golf since _ liked sports that were played outside.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: Since PersonX played golf for ten years and PersonY had never played before, _ played great all day.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: The game of golf suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a very talented and athletic person.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: The golf club membership was affordable to PersonX but not PersonY because _ made a lot of money at work.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: Wednesday at the golf course, PersonX scored so much better than PersonY that _ was quite pleased.


Input: Context Word: golf.

Output: While out playing golf, PersonX fell in the mud, but PersonY kept their balance, because _ had slippery shoes on.


Input: Context Word: self esteem.

Output: PersonX was much better at public speaking than PersonY since _ had very high self esteem and confidence.


Input: Context Word: self esteem.

Output: The self esteem of PersonX was higher than that of PersonY because _ had support from friends and family.


Input: Context Word: data entry.

Output: PersonX never realized how boring data entry was until PersonY passed out at the desk, so _ asked if he slept last night.


Input: Context Word: data entry.

Output: PersonX's company focuses on data entry, but PersonY's does law, so _ 's company is better with computers.


Input: Context Word: memorial.

Output: While at the funeral parlor, PersonX had to plan the memorial instead of PersonY because _ had experience with the situation.


Input: Context Word: envelope.

Output: PersonX was mailing a bill to PersonY so _ had to lick the envelope and put on a stamp.


Input: Context Word: Poems.

Output: PersonX found reading poems most enthralling while PersonY found mysteries more to their liking. _ bought a book by Shakespeare at Barnes and Noble.


Input: Context Word: dust.

Output: PersonX has to dust their living room more frequently than PersonY because _ has pets.


Input: Context Word: dust.

Output: PersonX kicked up dust as they ran past PersonY, making _ the winner of the race.


Input: Context Word: dust.

Output: PersonX sneezed more than PersonY was sneezing because there was more dust in the room of _ .


Input: Context Word: dust.

Output: PersonX's desk was covered in dust, while PersonY's desk was clean, because _ was messy.


Input: Context Word: dust.

Output: The house of PersonX had a lot less dust than PersonY's because _ always cleaned daily.


Input: Context Word: dust.

Output: There was dust in PersonX's house but not in PersonY's as _ was very dirty.


Input: Context Word: technology.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had learned about any new technology lately, because _ she was interested.


Input: Context Word: technology.

Output: PersonX gave the new technology to PersonY, because _ wanted to share the advancements with someone else.


Input: Context Word: technology.

Output: The new technology was affordable to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a good paying job.


Input: Context Word: fungal infection.

Output: PersonX's fish caught a fungal infection, so she asked an employee at the pet store, PersonY, what to do. _ ended up buying a fungal treatment.


Input: Context Word: remodel.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to help draw the house remodel plans, because _ was a novice architect.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: A job in the medical field was more suitable for PersonX than for PersonY, since _ was a naturally caring person.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: Getting into medical school was more likely for PersonX than PersonY because _ studied hard in college.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: It was more likely that PersonX, rather than PersonY, would become a doctor because _ had gone to medical school.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: PersonX has been having medical issues so she goes to the doctor PersonY, because _ needs a medicine.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: PersonX has to take more medication than PersonY because _ suffers from several medical conditions.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: PersonX nearly flunked out of medical school and asked PersonY for guidance because _ needed expert advice.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: PersonX unsuccessfully underwent the same medical procedure that worked for PersonY, so _ remained sick.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: PersonX was a more organized person than PersonY so _ worried about how to pay the medical bills.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: PersonX was fully healed at the medical practice run by PersonY, because _ was sick.


Input: Context Word: medical.

Output: The medical condition of PersonX was worse than PersonY because _ ignored going to the doctors.


Input: Context Word: reliable.

Output: Being reliable was something PersonX took pride in, but PersonY did not, because _ grew up in a structured family.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: More art was sold by PersonX than PersonY at the art gallery due to _ being the more superior art dealer.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: PersonX attended the art exhibit with art made by PersonY, and _ saw many great art pieces.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: PersonX bought all her art from PersonY because _ needed guidance on what was high quality.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to the art exhibit before going out to dinner since _ didn't get reservations on time.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: PersonX offered to buy the art PersonY created because _ was very impressed by it.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: PersonX was a big fan of art but PersonY was a sports fan. _ bought a ticket to the museum.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: PersonX was a great at painting, drawing, and art, while PersonY was fantastic at cooking, so _ recently had their work featured in a museum.


Input: Context Word: art.

Output: The art was made available to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a great reputation with the seller.


Input: Context Word: eyelashes.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to apply eyelashes to the actress because _ was the artistic director.


Input: Context Word: eyelashes.

Output: PersonX had false eyelashes put on by PersonY, but _ didn't like them so she pulled them off.


Input: Context Word: eyelashes.

Output: PersonX thought they were more beautiful than PersonY because _ had  longer eyelashes on their eyes.


Input: Context Word: eyelashes.

Output: PersonX used eyeliner and eyeshadow, as well as mascara on her eyelashes, while PersonY did not use any makeup at all, since _ was a haughty person.


Input: Context Word: eyelashes.

Output: The brand new mascara worked better for PersonX than PersonY because _ had naturally short eyelashes.


Input: Context Word: nose.

Output: In geometry class PersonX commented that PersonY's nose is too big, resulting in the teacher giving _ a demerit.


Input: Context Word: nose.

Output: PersonX is jealous of PersonY because _ has a nose job, tummy tuck and facelift.


Input: Context Word: nose.

Output: PersonX picked their nose in public, but PersonY didn't. _ never cared what other people thought of them.


Input: Context Word: nose.

Output: PersonX was worried about PersonY's stuffy nose, because _ began to observe constant sniffling and sneezing.


Input: Context Word: nose.

Output: PersonX's daughter has her nose pierced, but PersonY won't allow her daughter to get one. Therefore, _ is probably more lenient.


Input: Context Word: foreshadowing.

Output: PersonX totally missed all the movie's foreshadowing, but PersonY noticed it, because _ is clueless.


Input: Context Word: ski.

Output: PersonX was instructing PersonY on how to ski because _ was an instructor on the mountain.


Input: Context Word: Blog.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to read the blog they had just finished, because _ was insecure about it.


Input: Context Word: Blog.

Output: Researching all the info Personx decides and not PersonY that _ will write a blog.


Input: Context Word: use baking soda for clean teeth.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to use baking soda for clean teeth, but _ forgot about it.


Input: Context Word: flip.

Output: PersonX did a flip over the laser and opened the vault for PersonY, since _ was the master thief.


Input: Context Word: feeding.

Output: PersonX really enjoyed feeding hungry people, PersonY did not therefore _ decided to become a chef.


Input: Context Word: feeding.

Output: PersonX scolded PersonY for not feeding the baby to correct foods because _ was very critical.


Input: Context Word: feeding.

Output: There were more birds feeding at the house of PersonX than at that of PersonY because _ put out more feed.


Input: Context Word: Guy.

Output: personx had more interest in the guy than persony does but _ hardly show it.


Input: Context Word: mushroom.

Output: PersonX assisted in helping PersonY cook the ingredients together so _ helped with gathering the mushrooms needed.


Input: Context Word: mushroom.

Output: PersonX found more mushrooms when foraging than PersonY because _ had a keener sense of smell.


Input: Context Word: mushroom.

Output: PersonX loved to go mushroom hunting, but not PersonY, as _ 's favorite food was wild morel mushrooms.


Input: Context Word: mushroom.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY about mushroom picking because _ was knowledgeable about which ones were edible.


Input: Context Word: debt free.

Output: PersonX started reading about being debt free because _ wanted to retire with PersonY before he was 65 years old.


Input: Context Word: ear medication to dogs.

Output: PersonX had a harder time giving ear medication to dogs than PersonY since _ dogs were resistant to the medication.


Input: Context Word: wife.

Output: PersonX made a better wife than PersonY did because _ was a trustworthy companion to her husband.


Input: Context Word: wife.

Output: PersonX's wife is thinking of cheating on him, while PersonY's is not because _ is a crappy husband.


Input: Context Word: wife.

Output: Unlike PersonX, PersonY was proud with his wife, so _ wanted to hide her from everyone.


Input: Context Word: alfredo.

Output: PersonX decided to pass the family recipe for fettuccine alfredo on to her daughter PersonY. _ was very grateful to learn how to make the beloved family recipe.


Input: Context Word: recommended.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if anyone they knew had recommended the restaurant, because _ she wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: tumbling.

Output: PersonX wasn't very athletic but PersonY was really coordinated. _ didn't do too well in tumbling class.


Input: Context Word: Plaster.

Output: PersonX saw PersonY working at the hardware store so _ asked her for help finding the plaster.


Input: Context Word: symptom.

Output: PersonX showed a major symptom of depression after PersonY died, since _ was in mourning.


Input: Context Word: symptom.

Output: The symptom PersonX had indicated a much worse illness that PersonY, so _ was terrified.


Input: Context Word: Diamond.

Output: At the mall on Friday, PersonX paid PersonY for the diamonds because _ was the customer.


Input: Context Word: stumps.

Output: PersonX threw the ball at PersonY's stumps and was delighted when the umpire agreed with _ .


Input: Context Word: wooden.

Output: PersonX is a carpenter, PersonY is not therefore _ will know about how to install wooden molding.


Input: Context Word: excellent swimmer.

Output: PersonX was an excellent swimmer but PersonY did not know how, so _ stayed in the deep water.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: Being at funerals wasn't scary for PersonX but it was for PersonY because _ had many family members die.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: It was very hard for PersonX but not PersonY to plan a funeral because _ had lost their mom.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: More people attended the funeral of PersonX than of PersonY because _ was a nice person.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: PersonX and PersonY just left the funeral for her mother. _ was more affected because they were close.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for a ride to the funeral because _ 's car wasn't working.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: PersonX spoke at the funeral while PersonY did not because _ was very close to the deceased.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: PersonX was upset she couldn't attend the funeral, so PersonY offered to stream it for her; _ was grateful.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: PersonX's plans for the day include a funeral, but PersonY is going to a ball game. _ is sad.


Input: Context Word: funeral.

Output: The funeral of PersonX was being attended by PersonY, because _ was loved by kin.


Input: Context Word: vegan.

Output: Going vegan was more difficult for PersonX than PersonY, because _ was raised on eating lots of meat.


Input: Context Word: vegan.

Output: PersonX cooked vegan spaghetti with fresh vegetables at the restaurant for PersonY because _ is a chef.


Input: Context Word: eyeshadow.

Output: Before her date, PersonX was giving PersonY a eyeshadow tutorial because _ was a makeup YouTube expert.


Input: Context Word: eyeshadow.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them find the best makeup at the dollar store, and _ was led to the right eyeshadow.


Input: Context Word: eyeshadow.

Output: PersonX liked the eyeshadow much more than PersonY because it matched _ skin tone better.


Input: Context Word: eyeshadow.

Output: PersonX loved the blue eyeshadow, but PersonY thought it looked ridiculous. _ wore it to school anyway.


Input: Context Word: eyeshadow.

Output: PersonX often wore too much eyeshadow but PersonY didn't. People thought _ looked like a trollop.


Input: Context Word: hair stylist.

Output: PersonX wanted their hair done for a wedding and PersonY was the best hair stylist, so _ booked an appointment time.


Input: Context Word: straw.

Output: PersonX started sneezing in the barn but PersonY just laughed because _ was allergic to straw.


Input: Context Word: ragamuffin cat.

Output: Brushing the ragamuffin cat was PersonX's favorite thing to do at the cat cafe, but not PersonY, because _ treasured the ragamuffin cat breed.


Input: Context Word: stumble.

Output: The log was in the middle of the path and PersonX stumbled over it while PersonY did not, because _ is clumsy.


Input: Context Word: poodle.

Output: PersonX got a lab while PersonY got a poodle because _ wanted a dog for protection.


Input: Context Word: poodle.

Output: PersonX loved dogs buy PersonY was afraid of them, so only _ petted the poodle.


Input: Context Word: poodle.

Output: The poodle was PersonX's favorite dog breed while PersonY loved German Shepherds. _ thought them too scary.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: Because PersonX had a lot more stress than PersonY, _ had higher blood pressure overall.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX felt a lot of stress while taking care of PersonY, because _ really cared about their friend's health.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX handles stress in everyday life very well unlike PersonY because _ has a clam personality.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX has more stress levels in their body than PersonY because _ works a very fast paced job.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX is a psychologist, PersonY is not therefore _ could give you the best advice on how to bolster your self-esteem and reduce stress.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX is under much less stress than PersonY, therefore _ has a happier and easier life.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY was dealing with heat stress so _ frantically handed them a sports drink to rehydrate them.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX often anxious and  under much stress at work, PersonY has a calm personality. _ constantly worries.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX seems to stress much more than PersonY. _ is a more anxious type of person.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX was late for an appointment with PersonY so _ felt a lot of stress because they knew the importance of being on time.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: PersonX was under a lot of stress but PersonY was not. _ had a nervous breakdown.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: The test caused more stress for PersonX than PersonY because _ had not had time to study.


Input: Context Word: stress.

Output: Work stress affects PersonX but not PersonY because _ is very intense in all they do.


Input: Context Word: Condom.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to wear a condom to practice safe sex because _ had a lot of sexual experience.


Input: Context Word: German.

Output: PersonX spoke German better than PersonY because _ had been studying the language for a longer amount of time.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: Because PersonX missed their night flight while PersonY made theirs, _ slept in the airport.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how long will the flight be before they arrive, because _  he had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX boarded the flight before PersonY since _ made sure to buy a business class ticket.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX booked a flight to visit PersonY. When it landed, _ went to baggage claim.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX caught their flight while PersonY missed theirs, so _ spent the next hour on the plane flying.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX had to take a flight to a different country while PersonY had to go down the street, so _ traveled by plane.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY pack for their flight to New Zealand because _ wanted to help out.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX is driving PersonY to the airport in the morning to catch the flight. _ prepares the car by filling the tank.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX is on a long flight and has a period so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ has never flown with period.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: PersonX needs to look good on an early flight so she goes to PersonY, because _ cares about her look.


Input: Context Word: flight.

Output: The flight was delayed for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was going to Chicago where there was a storm.


Input: Context Word: cramp.

Output: PersonX got a cramp while swimming, but PersonY did not, because _ hadn't waited a half hour after eating.


Input: Context Word: plum.

Output: PersonX handed the freshly picked plum to PersonY to eat because _ disliked the fruit.


Input: Context Word: pool cue.

Output: The pool championship was won by PersonX instead of PersonY since _ knew how to hold the pool cue properly.


Input: Context Word: strained.

Output: PersonX was walking much slower than PersonY throughout the day because _ had strained a muscle.


Input: Context Word: cribbage.

Output: PersonX was better at cribbage than PersonY because _ had learned to play cards when he was young.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: After the accident PersonX needed stitches but PersonY did not as _ had a very deep cut.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: At the hospital, PersonX asked PersonY to help bandage the cut on their hand, because _ was injured.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: PersonX cut a piece of cake to save for PersonY, and _ felt proud for exercising self control.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: PersonX had a cut on their finger but PersonY didn't have one, so _ put a bandage on their finger.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: PersonX learns how to cut the flowers properly from PersonY since _ wants to care for the flowers efficiently.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: PersonX wanted to cut the plastic but PersonY had the scissors, so _ just pouted.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: PersonX was a chef as a side career unlike PersonY, so the meat _ cuts were of better quality.


Input: Context Word: cut.

Output: When it came to hair PersonX was prepared to cut their own but PersonY was not because _ was very careful.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: A career in financial planning suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to business school.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: Financial stability came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had never been out of work.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's help in writing a financial plan because _ was a novice in the financial field.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: PersonX had the financial means to afford a new car while PersonY did not, since _ had a high paying job.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: PersonX had trouble getting financial aid, so PersonY helped them. _ was now able to afford to buy groceries.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: PersonX is more suited for the position of Chief Financial Officer than PersonY because _ has more experience in finance.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: PersonX needed a new laptop for his university studies so PersonY bought one for him, because _ was in a bad financial position.


Input: Context Word: financial.

Output: PersonX's financial troubles have gotten bad lately, but PersonY is in good shape. That's because _ is unemployed.


Input: Context Word: alien.

Output: PersonX wants to write an alien sci fi story and asks for a help from her role model PersonY, because _ is beginner.


Input: Context Word: typically colored white.

Output: PersonX expresses To PersonY that she like things to be typically colored white, _ is a picky person.


Input: Context Word: lightheadedness.

Output: Lightheadedness was a symptom commonly felt by PersonX but not by PersonY, because _ had numerous health problems in general.


Input: Context Word: lightheadedness.

Output: PersonX picked up PersonY from the kitchen floor because _ was helping with her lightheadedness.


Input: Context Word: discussion.

Output: PersonX was leading the discussion on the current political news but not PersonY because _ followed current events.


Input: Context Word: spaghetti.

Output: Because it was PersonX's birthday, PersonY brought them a big bowl of spaghetti because eating spaghetti is _ favorite.


Input: Context Word: spaghetti.

Output: The chef made spaghetti for PersonX but not PersonY because _ ordered it off the menu.


Input: Context Word: spaghetti.

Output: While making her famous spaghetti, PersonX added too much sugar and PersonY wouldn't eat it, causing _ to be offended.


Input: Context Word: fire safe.

Output: PersonX and PersonY tried to make their house fire safe, by throwing away _ 's old cords.


Input: Context Word: flag.

Output: PersonX folded PersonY's flag for storage, and _ thought they did a good job folding it.


Input: Context Word: flag.

Output: PersonX had a huge flag that PersonY really wanted, so _ gave it to him.


Input: Context Word: flag.

Output: While PersonX lived in the United States, PersonY lived in German, so _ hung an American flag on their wall.


Input: Context Word: pet store.

Output: PersonX loved animals but PersonY was allergic to cats and dogs. _ got a job at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: sarracenia.

Output: PersonX was repulsed by carnivorous plants, but PersonY bought her a sarracenia plant anyways. _ was disgusted by the gift.


Input: Context Word: maintain.

Output: In order to maintain a good house PersonX asked PersonY for advice, _ can admit they don't know everything.


Input: Context Word: maintain.

Output: PersonX helped to maintain PersonY's office space every day for productivity because _ was a janitor.


Input: Context Word: maintain.

Output: PersonX tried to maintain their composure in front of PersonY, but _ was too nervous to relax.


Input: Context Word: maintain.

Output: Working out in the gym came easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was able to take the time to maintain their fitness.


Input: Context Word: operating.

Output: PersonX was operating under the impression that PersonY agreed with them, but _ was mistaken.


Input: Context Word: nebulizer.

Output: PersonX gave a nebulizer to PersonY however _ was out of breath at the moment.


Input: Context Word: lysine.

Output: Currently, PersonX is taking a lot of lysine, but PersonY never has because _ gets cold sores.


Input: Context Word: set a goal.

Output: The life coach asked PersonX to set a goal but not PersonY because _ was way behind schedule.


Input: Context Word: lotion.

Output: PersonX applied lotion to PersonY's body and rubbed it all over the place, because _ was giving a massage.


Input: Context Word: lotion.

Output: PersonX laid on the table as PersonY applied lotion to their body, because _ was getting a massage.


Input: Context Word: lotion.

Output: PersonX needed to apply lotion more frequently than PersonY due to _ 's naturally dry skin.


Input: Context Word: dull.

Output: PersonX was an incredibly dull date, and PersonY was bored, so _ did their best to salvage things.


Input: Context Word: record.

Output: PersonX has a crimanl record but wants to get a child custody so he asks PersonY for an advice, because _ doesn't want to lose kid.


Input: Context Word: record.

Output: PersonX kept written records of their expenses but not PersonY because _ had a faulty memory.


Input: Context Word: record.

Output: PersonX put a new record on that made PersonY dance the night away, because _ was a DJ.


Input: Context Word: record.

Output: PersonX was very respectful of PersonY's antique records because _ very much admired the collection as it took years to accumulate.


Input: Context Word: Conversation.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a serious conversation with PersonY who did not, so _ adopted a grave tone.


Input: Context Word: chips.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make the fresh chips and dip for the birthday party because _ ran out of potatoes.


Input: Context Word: chips.

Output: PersonX was clearly losing the latest poker game to PersonY , as _ had so many fewer chips .


Input: Context Word: harassment.

Output: PersonX complained to PersonY about the sexual harassment even though _ had the authority to stop it.


Input: Context Word: harassment.

Output: PersonX saw PersonY receive sexual harassment from the boss at work,  _ felt sorry for her.


Input: Context Word: pedal.

Output: PersonX caused an accident with PersonY when her brake pedal stopped working; _ accepted the blame.


Input: Context Word: bronzer.

Output: Two friends wanted a tan look but PersonX was impatient while PersonY wasn't. _ used bronzer to get a tan look.


Input: Context Word: meal plan.

Output: PersonX created a meal plan for PersonY because he needed to lose weight; _ was a nutritionist.


Input: Context Word: meal plan.

Output: PersonX was following a meal plan while PersonY was not, so _ lost some weight.


Input: Context Word: bikini.

Output: PersonX had a better body and was more of a showoff than PersonY. _ loves wearing bikinis to the beach.