Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX took care of the baby well unlike PersonY because _ was a very caring parent.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX took more naps during the day than PersonY because _ was still a baby.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX wanted to expand their family but not PersonY so _ tried to convince the other of having a baby.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a baby with their partner but not PersonY. _ began stopped taking birth control medication.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX was due to have a baby this spring, while PersonY was not pregnant, so _ needed to buy baby clothes soon.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX was keen to have a baby however PersonY was not at all keen as _ loved babies.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX was very good at looking after the baby but PersonY was not because _ was very patient.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: PersonX was watching PersonY's baby at home in the evening after _ was asked for help.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: So _ tickled the baby because PersonX likes babies and PersonY doesn't like them at all.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby bird that PersonX received from PersonY is sick, so _ feels like they got a bad gift.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby crawled up to PersonX and crawled past PersonY because _ had a treasured pacifier.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby cried when PersonX held him but smiled when PersonY did because _ rarely spent time with the baby.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby of PersonX cries more than PersonY's baby because _ takes better care of it.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby of PersonX is cared for all day by PersonY, so _ is probably a working mom.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby of PersonX is healthier than the one of PersonY because _ is a better parent.


Input: Context Word: baby.

Output: The baby of PersonX is sick, but PersonY's is very healthy because _ feeds her baby a crappy diet.


Input: Context Word: weigh.

Output: It is important for PersonX, but not PersonY, to weigh both sides of an issue because _ is anaylytical.


Input: Context Word: fabrics.

Output: PersonX did not spend a lot of time choosing fabrics unlike PersonY because _ had little time to shop.


Input: Context Word: fabrics.

Output: PersonX wore only synthetic fabrics whereas PersonY leaned towards natural ones because _ preferred convenience.


Input: Context Word: balm.

Output: PersonX needed the balm but not PersonY because _ had sore calf muscles after working out.


Input: Context Word: tune-up.

Output: PersonX's car was in need of a tune-up but PersonY's didn't so _ called his mechanic to get an appointment.


Input: Context Word: reel.

Output: Even though PersonX had hooked the fish he let PersonY reel it in because _ knew he had never caught one before.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: After the movie PersonX asked PersonY if they have ever been in love, _ had never experienced it before.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Because PersonX felt a lot of love for PersonY, _ felt difficulty explaining it to the other.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Falling in love was very easy for PersonX but very hard for PersonY. _ has had many partners in their life.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: It was love at first sight for PersonX but PersonY did not feel the same way, and soon _ became obsessed.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Learning to love herself was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ did not suffer from depression and anxiety.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Madly in love, PersonX wanted to tell PersonY how she felt, but _ was too afraid of rejection.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Nowadays, PersonX doesn't believe in love at all, while PersonY does. _ is very cynical.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX doesn't believe in love, while PersonY is a big believer, so _ is more of a cynic.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX dumped PersonY because he was no longer in love with them, and afterwards, _ felt relieved.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX felt love for others but PersonY did not because _ had a warm feeling.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX has a love problems and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is not experienced with relationships.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX has not been in love for years, though PersonY is currently in love. So, _ is probably sadder.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX is in love with the wrong person, but PersonY doesn't feel that way. _ is in love with a married man.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX loved PersonY very deeply, but it was not reciprocated. _ was alone and not in a relationship.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX no longer loved PersonY so _ smiled as they walked out the door of their house.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX wanted to tell PersonY they loved them so _ asked them out to a fancy dinner.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX wants to bring love into his relationship so he asks for PersonY's advice, because _ is a new in relationships.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX wants to make his girlfriend to love him more so he asks for PersonY;s advice, because _ feels unhappy.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was certain they love PersonY because _ felt flutter in their heart whenever the other was around.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was delighted to tell PersonY that he was in love with the girl next door, as _ knew he would be in favor of the match.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was in love with PersonY and often showed this, but _ did not love them back in return.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was less willing to look for a new love than PersonY because _ had been scorned before.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was no longer in love with PersonY and broke up. _ was happy after this occurred.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was the type to give love very freely but PersonY was not. _ was very popular in their social circle.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX was truly and madly in love with PersonY due to _ being a hopeless romantic.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: PersonX's love life is filled with lots of women, but PersonY rarely hooks up. _ is considered easy.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Talking about their relationship was more difficult for PersonX than PersonY however _ found it easier to say I love you.


Input: Context Word: love.

Output: Throughout life, PersonX has stopped believing love exists, though PersonY is a believer. _ is a cynic.


Input: Context Word: cotton.

Output: PersonX couldn't wear cotton shirts and pants unlike PersonY because _ was very allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: dedication.

Output: A dedication is being warded to day and PersonX will be presenting to PersonY, _ is highly nervous.


Input: Context Word: dedication.

Output: PersonX showed endless dedication to the unappreciative PersonY, so _ expended their energy for nothing.


Input: Context Word: eulogy.

Output: Writing a eulogy came more natural for PersonX than PersonY because _ is a professional author.


Input: Context Word: Leeks.

Output: PersonX thought leeks were a scrumptious veggie but PersonY detested them. _ ordered a bowl of potato leek soup for lunch.


Input: Context Word: Aquarium.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY an Aquarium for their home, and _ enjoyed the look on their face.


Input: Context Word: Aquarium.

Output: personx owns two Aquarium more than persony but _ never have a problem keeping them all clean.


Input: Context Word: Cruise.

Output: PersonX loved to cruise the strip on Saturday nights but PersonY liked to stay home. _ was killed in a car crash.


Input: Context Word: Cruise.

Output: PersonX was in charge of planning a cruise, when PersonY decided to not go.  _ was disappointed, but understood.


Input: Context Word: abstaining.

Output: At the party, PersonX was drinking heavily and PersonY was abstaining, so _ rode home afterwards.


Input: Context Word: lift weights at the gym.

Output: PersonX needed to lift weights at the gym and PersonY did not because _ had a gym membership.


Input: Context Word: getting drunk.

Output: PersonX spent college getting drunk while PersonY studied hard every day. _ has a low paying job now.


Input: Context Word: hydrangeas.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY plant their new hydrangeas because _ not allergic to their touch.


Input: Context Word: bringing.

Output: PersonX is very polite, PersonY is less so therefore _ will always be bringing a hostess gift along.


Input: Context Word: airport.

Output: On Friday PersonX drove PersonY to the airport. This was because _ had a car.


Input: Context Word: airport.

Output: PersonX tried to calm PersonY's nerves at the airport because _ was comfortable flying in airplanes.


Input: Context Word: airport.

Output: PersonX was later than PersonY, so _ had to worry about missing the plane at the airport.


Input: Context Word: airport.

Output: PersonX went to pick up PersonY, who needed a ride to the airport, and _ was very helpful.


Input: Context Word: teen.

Output: As a teen, PersonX was much taller than PersonY, so it is more likely that _ played sports.


Input: Context Word: teen.

Output: When PersonX was a teen, he had anxiety, while PersonY never did. _ was always more nervous.


Input: Context Word: cashier's check.

Output: A cashier's check was received by PersonX by PersonY because _ worked the customer service desk.


Input: Context Word: cashier's check.

Output: To settle their debt, PersonX wrote PersonY a cashier's check because _ could not deposit cash.


Input: Context Word: android.

Output: PersonX bought a new android phone from PersonY so _ asked for help installing new appls.


Input: Context Word: android.

Output: PersonX had an android phone but PersonY preferred iPhones. _ didn't like products by Apple.


Input: Context Word: android.

Output: PersonX put the finishing touches on the android as he sold it off to PersonY because _ was an engineer.


Input: Context Word: houseplants.

Output: PersonX let PersonY water and trim the houseplants this month, because _ found he always had a black thumb.


Input: Context Word: periods.

Output: PersonX was a much better writer than PersonY so _ always made sure to use their periods correctly.


Input: Context Word: UFO.

Output: PersonX saw a UFO and asked if PersonY had seen it but _ didn’t get a positive answer.


Input: Context Word: coyote.

Output: PersonX thinks coyotes are dangerous and PersonY does not. _ shot a coyote in their backyard.


Input: Context Word: coyote.

Output: When PersonX saw a coyote on his property, PersonY begged him not to kill it because _ is a hunter.


Input: Context Word: Calm.

Output: After the accident, PersonX remained calm while PersonY was panicking because _ was a calm individual.


Input: Context Word: Calm.

Output: During the calm before the storm, PersonX began freaking out while PersonY remained calm because _ had a very anxious personality.


Input: Context Word: copyrighted.

Output: The their stole PersonX's book but not PersonY's because _ failed to get their book copyrighted.


Input: Context Word: willpower.

Output: Exercising every day suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of discipline and willpower.


Input: Context Word: willpower.

Output: PersonX was able to finish the race while PersonY was not, because _ had more willpower.


Input: Context Word: vodka.

Output: Everybody loved the vodka cocktail that PersonX made at the party, while no one liked PersonY's cocktail, because _ was an experienced bar tender.


Input: Context Word: vodka.

Output: PersonX had vodka and PersonY did not have any, so _ needed a designated driver for that night.


Input: Context Word: vodka.

Output: PersonX really enjoys a vodka drink, but PersonY prefers whiskey because _ likes clear liquors.


Input: Context Word: vodka.

Output: PersonX stood at the bar and got the attention of the bartender, PersonY; _ ordered a vodka tonic with a lime slice.


Input: Context Word: miscarriage.

Output: PersonX ignored PersonY's concern for a miscarriage although _ showed signs of having one earlier.


Input: Context Word: miscarriage.

Output: The miscarriage caused PersonX to feel depressed while PersonY stayed positive. _ was naturally a pessimist.


Input: Context Word: Day of the Dead.

Output: PersonX attended the Day of the Dead festivities, but PersonY stayed home, because _ found the event macabre.


Input: Context Word: costumes.

Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to attend the masquerade ball because _ had no costumes to wear.


Input: Context Word: shooting.

Output: PersonX was better at shooting the gun than PersonY because _ went to the shooting range every week.


Input: Context Word: shooting.

Output: PersonX was very skilled at shooting but PersonY was not. _ hit the bullseye very often.


Input: Context Word: shooting.

Output: PersonX worked on shooting the basketball but not PersonY because _ was a player for the team.


Input: Context Word: attractive.

Output: PersonX finds PersonY attractive and appreciates their personality, so _ suggests they go on a date.


Input: Context Word: attractive.

Output: PersonX found PersonY quite attractive, so _ sent a gift and a card expressing their inner feelings.


Input: Context Word: attractive.

Output: PersonX found people of the same gender very attractive but PersonY did not as _ was homosexual.


Input: Context Word: attractive.

Output: PersonX was an attractive person but PersonY was not, so _ had a very full dating life.


Input: Context Word: mouse.

Output: PersonX has recently gifted a mouse to a PersonY, because _ does not like animals at all.


Input: Context Word: mouse.

Output: PersonX was scared of the mouse but PersonY wasn't so _ asked him to put the mouse away.


Input: Context Word: reality show.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time the reality show came on because _ had a bad memory.


Input: Context Word: Catholic.

Output: PersonX is a Catholic and PersonY is an Atheist, so _ goes to church on Sunday mornings.


Input: Context Word: Catholic.

Output: PersonX went to Catholic church every Sunday morning while PersonY stayed in bed, as _ is religious.


Input: Context Word: Catholic.

Output: The Catholic faith of PersonX  is stronger than of  PersonY because _  was raised in the Catholic  Church.


Input: Context Word: MPG.

Output: PersonX drove a gas hog while PersonY had a car with high MPG, thus causing the environmentalists to look at _ with contempt.


Input: Context Word: massages.

Output: The massages of PersonX are terrible, while PersonY gives great ones. _ has smaller and weaker hands.


Input: Context Word: fingers.

Output: PersonX had long slender fingers that were perfect for playing the piano, while PersonY's were short and stubby.  _ was an exceptional pianist.


Input: Context Word: fingers.

Output: PersonX was helped by PersonY to buddy tape his fingers because _ had jammed them during a game.


Input: Context Word: poisoning.

Output: PersonX did not get food poisoning but PersonY did since _ did not eat off the counter that had not been cleaned.


Input: Context Word: wet grass.

Output: After it had rained, PersonX went outside but PersonY stayed in the house. _ loved the smell of wet grass.


Input: Context Word: zipper.

Output: PersonX dropped their boots off with PersonY, so that _ could get the zipper repaired on their favorite boots.


Input: Context Word: zipper.

Output: PersonX sowed a new zipper into PersonY's  torn jean pants because _ was a seamstress.


Input: Context Word: zipper.

Output: PersonX was helping to get PersonY's zipper unstuck before the dance for _ wasn't wearing the dress.


Input: Context Word: zipper.

Output: PersonX's zipper on their favorite coat broke, so she took it to her tailor PersonY. _ was sad about the coat's broken zipper.


Input: Context Word: club.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY loved to read so _ mentioned a library book club they may like to join.


Input: Context Word: club.

Output: PersonX let PersonY go to the event at the club in her place. _ liked to avoid those kind of places.


Input: Context Word: club.

Output: PersonX put in a good recommendation at the private club for PersonY, so _ was thanked.


Input: Context Word: club.

Output: PersonX refused to let PersonY into the newly formed club because _ is a paid member.


Input: Context Word: club.

Output: PersonX's club is hosting the birthday party of PersonY's friend, so _ is the club owner in this scenario.


Input: Context Word: salts.

Output: PersonX makes their own recipe of unique bath salts and PersonY thinks that is a great idea so _ gave them as a gift.


Input: Context Word: scratch offs.

Output: PersonX loves to buy scratch offs for PersonY whenever they get together, because _ is very generous.


Input: Context Word: hold.

Output: PersonX was looking forward to getting to hold the new baby but PersonY was not because _ loved babies.


Input: Context Word: dismay.

Output: Much to the dismay of PersonX, PersonY learned of their evil plan, and _ was stopped before it succeeded.


Input: Context Word: hotels.

Output: For business, PersonX stays in cheap motels all the time, while PersonY frequents classy hotels. Therefore, _ is probably a more downtrodden salesman.


Input: Context Word: interviewed.

Output: After the crime at the bank, PersonX is being interviewed by PersonY due to _ being a victim.


Input: Context Word: speak.

Output: PersonX can speak English and German but PersonY can only speak English because _ is bilingual.


Input: Context Word: speak.

Output: PersonX could not speak many languages unlike PersonY because _ had limited travels in their life.


Input: Context Word: speak.

Output: PersonX could speak French and English very well but PersonY could not because _ was bilingual.


Input: Context Word: speak.

Output: PersonX did not want to speak to the person they were attracted to but PersonY did because _ was shy.


Input: Context Word: apologizing.

Output: Apologizing comes second nature to PersonX but not PersonY because _ is naturally a mean person.


Input: Context Word: apologizing.

Output: Because PersonX would not stop apologizing to PersonY for breaking the glass _ had their apology accepted.


Input: Context Word: apologizing.

Output: PersonX was annoyed because PersonY was always apologizing, so _ slapped her because she was so annoying.


Input: Context Word: break.

Output: During the race PersonX had to take more breaks than PersonY because _ practiced a lot less.


Input: Context Word: break.

Output: PersonX comforted PersonY after their break up with their girlfriend because _ was very kind.


Input: Context Word: break.

Output: PersonX had to take a break from his girlfriend not like PersonY because _ was fighting with her all the time.


Input: Context Word: break.

Output: PersonX has been working five more hours than PersonY, so it is time for _ to take a break.


Input: Context Word: break.

Output: Unfortunately PersonX managed to break some of the fine china but PersonY did not because _ was very clumsy.


Input: Context Word: genetic.

Output: PersonX knew she could not have inherited the genetic disorder from PersonY, because _ was not her real daughter.


Input: Context Word: DJ.

Output: PersonX envied PersonY during the festival because _ wanted to be a great DJ playing music that pumped the crowd.


Input: Context Word: DJ.

Output: PersonX hired PersonY to DJ a friend's party, because _ was not a professional radio DJ.


Input: Context Word: location.

Output: PersonX  and PersonY wanted to move, they both picked out a location they liked but _ wasn't thrilled the view from the house.


Input: Context Word: location.

Output: PersonX was unaware of PersonY's current location, because _ hadn't been told where they were yet.


Input: Context Word: tools.

Output: PersonX always has tools for the right job unlike PersonY because _ is always prepared.


Input: Context Word: tools.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to repair the car because _ had all the tools that were needed.


Input: Context Word: tools.

Output: Power tools are more valuable to PersonX than PersonY because _ works in the construction industry.


Input: Context Word: how to do a push up.

Output: PersonX demonstrated to PersonY how to do a push up because _ had learned in the military.


Input: Context Word: furry.

Output: The furry cat of PersonX was more outgoing than the cat of PersonY because _ was an extrovert.


Input: Context Word: heights.

Output: PersonX was not afraid of heights but PersonY was, so _ always took the top bunk bed.


Input: Context Word: describe.

Output: Never has PersonX heard someone like PersonY describe in detail the looks of another person , _ is a investigator.


Input: Context Word: describe.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was a good witness for the state because _ was able to vividly describe what took place.


Input: Context Word: chicken thighs.

Output: Eating chicken thighs was okay for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not allergic to chicken.


Input: Context Word: sugar skull.

Output: PersonX hired a makeup artist, PersonY, to do her sugar skull makeup for the Day of the Dead. _ loved how she looked before she went out to celebrate.


Input: Context Word: nutrition.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for nutritional advice, because _ is eager to learn about nutritional science topics curated by an expert.


Input: Context Word: nutrition.

Output: PersonX is a nutritionist, PersonY is not therefore _ is the person to go to for nutrition advice.


Input: Context Word: nutrition.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to get better nutrition in their diet, after _ was hired to help out.


Input: Context Word: kickboxing.

Output: When it comes to kickboxing, PersonX has his skull crushed in by PersonY because _ is untalented.


Input: Context Word: operate.

Output: PersonX learned how operate the crane from PersonY so that _ could be a safe crane operator.


Input: Context Word: trespassing.

Output: PersonX was caught trespassing on PersonY's house and other property, so _ went to jail.


Input: Context Word: spoon.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to start learning to eat with utensils, so _ started out by giving them a plastic spoon.


Input: Context Word: fighting.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were unfortunately regularly fighting over politics as _ was very right wing.


Input: Context Word: fighting.

Output: PersonX was fighting with their brother and PersonY wanted them to stop, so _ eventually stopped fighting.


Input: Context Word: fighting.

Output: PersonX was tirelessly training with PersonY to get into fighting shape for the championship because _ was a fighter.


Input: Context Word: fighting.

Output: When practicing fighting PersonX was more flexible than PersonY and _ was steady on his feet.


Input: Context Word: dissect.

Output: PersonX could not dissect a worm in class but PersonY could because _ found insects revolting.


Input: Context Word: blushing.

Output: The lady was blushing when she walked passed PersonX but not PersonY because _ was intrigued by her.


Input: Context Word: skiing.

Output: PersonX had a and easier time skiing when PersonY guided her, as _ was very unsure of herself on the trails.


Input: Context Word: crowd.

Output: PersonX got lost in the crowd while watching PersonY perform, because _ enjoyed watching the concert.


Input: Context Word: firelighters.

Output: PersonX wants to learn how to make firelighters and asks if PersonY wants to join her, because _ would be lonely.


Input: Context Word: coin.

Output: PersonX had a larger coin collection than PersonY because _ had been collecting for longer.


Input: Context Word: coin.

Output: PersonX had a nice coin collection and asked for PersonY's rare coin, because _ really wanted it.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: Counseling is a service PersonX is providing PersonY for addiction,  _ has been addicted to drugs for 10 years.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX had a chatting addiction unlike PersonY because _ spent too much time online playing games.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to get into a treatment program, after _ heard of her drug addiction.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX is concerned that PersonY might have a Twitter addiction, but _ is probably worrying about nothing.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX saw that PersonY was getting more and more in debt because of his addiction. _ wanted his friend to stop gambling.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX suffered from a severe addiction to gambling, and took money from PersonY to gamble. _ was happy to have money for gambling.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX suspected PersonY had an addiction to pain pills, so _ did not prescripe anymore pills.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY with their addiction because _ remembered how difficult recovery was long term.


Input: Context Word: addiction.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was so upset about the news of his son's drug addiction.


Input: Context Word: stimulation.

Output: Excessive stimulation didn't bother PersonX as much as it bothered PersonY because _ didn't suffer from autism.


Input: Context Word: stimulation.

Output: PersonX was sensitive to noise and light, while PersonY craved excitement, so _ hated the stimulation of the city.


Input: Context Word: crowds.

Output: PersonX is an introvert and PersonY is an extrovert, therefore _ tends to avoid large crowds.


Input: Context Word: practical.

Output: Saving money was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ was a very practical person.


Input: Context Word: feeling.

Output: PersonX found themselves feeling sick more often than PersonY because _ would never wash their hands.


Input: Context Word: feeling.

Output: PersonX was feeling generous today and offered PersonY the first choice in the for deserts, _ leaves feeling complete.


Input: Context Word: portfolio.

Output: I like the portfolio of PersonX compared to PersonY even though they both are professionals because _ interests overlap with mine.


Input: Context Word: portfolio.

Output: PersonX's portfolio is much more extensive than the one of PersonY because _ has worked a greater number of years.


Input: Context Word: in-laws.

Output: PersonX hated their new in-laws, but tried to keep it secret from PersonY.  Eventually _ told them.


Input: Context Word: salmon.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on cooking salmon and roasted vegetables because _ wasn't a very good cook.


Input: Context Word: salmon.

Output: PersonX hated salmon more than PersonY because _ couldn't eat seafood because he was allergic to it.


Input: Context Word: salmon.

Output: PersonX served PersonY a grilled salmon filet with lemon and dill and a side of asparagus, because _ was a chef.


Input: Context Word: resolve.

Output: Someone needed to step in to resolve the dispute, which PersonX was willing to do but not PersonY because _ was eager to negotiate.


Input: Context Word: circulate.

Output: PersonX chose to try and secretly circulate the rumor through PersonY, since _ was manipulative.


Input: Context Word: uniform.

Output: At the new job, PersonX was given a smaller uniform than PersonY because _ was skinnier.


Input: Context Word: uniform.

Output: PersonX needed to wear a uniform to school but PersonY did not since _ went to a private school.


Input: Context Word: warts.

Output: PersonX gave a lot of genital warts to PersonY because _ liked to have unprotected sex.


Input: Context Word: warts.

Output: PersonX gets lots of warts, but PersonY does not. People think that _ is gross.


Input: Context Word: warts.

Output: PersonX was more attractive than PersonY because _ had no warts or blemishes on her hands.


Input: Context Word: warts.

Output: PersonX was overall a dirtier person than PersonY so _ got a lot of warts all the time.


Input: Context Word: celebrity personal assistant.

Output: PersonX wanted to be a celebrity personal assistant more than PersonY, because _ loved being in the midst of chaos.


Input: Context Word: planets.

Output: PersonX learned all the planets before PersonY gave the test, so _ was happy to get a passing grade.


Input: Context Word: amusement park.

Output: On the way to the amusement park, PersonX lost control of the car and hit PersonY because _ was looking at their phone.


Input: Context Word: robin.

Output: PersonX bought a robin for PersonY at Christmas since _ wanted to make the other happy.


Input: Context Word: manuscript.

Output: The reviewers hated the manuscript of PersonX but loved the manuscript of PersonY for the reason that _ was an amateur writer.


Input: Context Word: market value.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy a house from PersonY, but _ could not pay market value.


Input: Context Word: batch.

Output: Desperately awaiting PersonX waits for PersonY next batch of delicious cookies,  _ is known for their love of cookies.


Input: Context Word: non-compete agreement.

Output: PersonX signed the non-compete agreement at the advertising company while PersonY was both his friend and manager so _ never thought the agreement would be enforced.


Input: Context Word: Author.

Output: PersonX's liked science fiction books but PersonY liked romance novels. _ favorite author was Ray Bradbury.


Input: Context Word: trout.

Output: Trout was something that PersonX loved to eat but not PersonY, so _ ordered the trout almondine for their entree.


Input: Context Word: transition.

Output: PersonX was judgmental about the transition PersonY was going through, because _ was a bad friend.


Input: Context Word: astronomy.

Output: Astronomy was PersonX's favorite subject in school but PersonY didn't like it because _ loved science.


Input: Context Word: astronomy.

Output: PersonX was made fun of by PersonY when she became interested in astronomy. Then _ felt self-conscious.


Input: Context Word: renting.

Output: PersonX was having a hard time renting out their home office unlike PersonY because _ didn't advertise it as for rent.


Input: Context Word: Stoic philosophy.

Output: PersonX is teaching Stoic philosophy at the college PersonY attends, _ has been a teacher for ten years.


Input: Context Word: swimsuit.

Output: PersonX looked much better in her swimsuit than PersonY because _ maintained a healthy diet.


Input: Context Word: swimsuit.

Output: PersonX went skinny dipping in the lake, but PersonY left her swimsuit on, because _ was unashamed.


Input: Context Word: fall asleep.

Output: PersonX whould read to PersonY to help her fall asleep at night, _ loved reading stories to her.


Input: Context Word: cocaine.

Output: PersonX arrested PersonY for the use of cocaine after which _ threw him in the back of the car.


Input: Context Word: cocaine.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was going to jail because _ was caught smuggling cocaine across the border.


Input: Context Word: Rose.

Output: PersonX broke PersonY pot of rose flower he collected from the garden and _ laughed.


Input: Context Word: Rose.

Output: Using Rose water as a tan remover worked for PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the smell.


Input: Context Word: Frame.

Output: PersonX put the frame up on the wall for PersonY because _ was tall enough to reach it.


Input: Context Word: dove.

Output: PersonX has recently bough a dove and needs help from PersonY on how to set up a habitat, because _ is inexperienced.


Input: Context Word: suits.

Output: Suits are what PersonX wears to work, but PersonY wears scrubs, so _ is a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: teaches.

Output: It was clear that PersonX teaches PersonY how to do things because _ is an expert at it.


Input: Context Word: teaches.

Output: PersonX teaches computer classes, PersonY teaches dance therefore _ can use the computer the best.


Input: Context Word: teaches.

Output: PersonX teaches the class that's attended by PersonY every day, because _ loves providing knowledge.


Input: Context Word: ending a relationship.

Output: Ending a relationship was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was more blunt.


Input: Context Word: hair mask.

Output: PersonX  applied a hair mask to PersonY's  entire head and combed through to distribute evenly , _ is a 50 years old daughter.


Input: Context Word: hair mask.

Output: PersonX was creating a new Hairmask for PersonY to wear. _ mixed the hair mask.


Input: Context Word: greek frappe.

Output: At the cafe, PersonX purchased a Greek Frappe for PersonY because _ was very wealthy.


Input: Context Word: Legs.

Output: PersonX worked out every day in the gym while PersonY watched tv, so _ had stronger legs.


Input: Context Word: grow potatoes.

Output: PersonX loved to grow potatoes and carrots, but PersonY preferred to buy them. _ was a good gardener.


Input: Context Word: braid.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to braid her hair for the party because _ was not skilled in braiding.


Input: Context Word: braid.

Output: PersonX had a long french braid for the first day of school but not PersonY because _ had long hair.


Input: Context Word: braid.

Output: PersonX had the salon braid her hair but PersonY had their friend Shantel braid theirs. _ had simply fabulous looking locks afterwards.


Input: Context Word: braid.

Output: PersonX tried to braid the child's hair but PersonY had to do it. _ had never understood how to do it.


Input: Context Word: contact.

Output: PersonX had contact with PersonY during the game although _ didn't know they brushed up on each other.


Input: Context Word: contact.

Output: PersonX wore glasses while PersonY wore contacts, and _ took them off before going to sleep.


Input: Context Word: fried chicken.

Output: PersonX begged her grandmother PersonY to let her in on the secret to her fried chicken recipe. _ was surprised to learn it was buttermilk in the batter.


Input: Context Word: network.

Output: PersonX couldn't explain to PersonY how to fix the network error, because _ was terrible at explaining things.


Input: Context Word: network.

Output: personx network has a broader range of network  than persony network because _ has a stronger router.


Input: Context Word: dolls.

Output: PersonX wants to store her american girl dolls in PersonY's closet, because _ ran out of storage space.


Input: Context Word: Book.

Output: PersonX liked to read books in their hardcover form but PersonY liked them in digital form. _ bought the latest Tom Clancy book at Borders.


Input: Context Word: Book.

Output: PersonX placed the book in PersonY 's locker because _ 's locker was full at the time.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: After Christmas PersonX decided to go on a diet but PersonY didn't. _ had gained a lot of weight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Although PersonX was on a diet for less time than PersonY, _ still lost more weight overall.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Because PersonX had more willpower than PersonY, it was easier for _ to stick to her diet she wanted to follow.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Both PersonX and PersonY went on a diet but only the former stuck to it. _ had very good willpower.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Going on a diet was easier for PersonX but not PersonY because _ knew about many different programs.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Losing weight was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY because _  found it hard to stick to a diet.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX and PersonY were helping each other diet because _ remembered what it was like to be overweight previously.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to give her advice on her diet because _ was struggling with nutrition.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what kind of diet she was on, because _ wanted to lose some weight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX convinces PersonY to attempt to go on his diet, but _ is not capable of sticking to his own plan.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX did not eat meat at the outing unlike PersonY because _ had a vegan diet.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX eats a healthy balanced diet but PersonY does not. _ is thin and fit looking.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX had a balanced diet but PersonY did not because _ had an excellent knowledge of nutrition.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX has been on and off of diets for years, but PersonY has never needed one because _ is fat.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX incoporated whole grains and vegetables into their diet but PersonY did not, so _ was much healthier.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX is thinking of going on a diet but PersonY is not. This is because _ is overweight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX lost much less more weight than PersonY although _ had followed the diet more closely.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX must begin a strict diet and exercise regimen while PersonY gets to slack off a bit because _ is extremely overweight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX prepared special food for PersonY's diet, because _ wanted to help them lose weight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX strictly followed their diet while PersonY ate what they felt like, and _ ate chicken and broccoli all week.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX suggested that PersonY join him on his new diet. _ hinted that he had gained weight lately and should do something about it.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY with their diet since _ remembered what it was like to be overweight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX was curious how PersonY had lost a lot of weight so _ asked her about her diet.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX was encouraged to go on a diet while PersonY was encouraged to eat more because _ is overweight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY diet and exercise at the gym to lose weight because _ used to be overweight.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX was tired of trying new diets while PersonY had luck with one, so _ decided to do their own thing.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX went on a three month diet to drop 50 pounds, but PersonY ate all they wanted; _ was the Biggest Loser.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: PersonX's diet is much more healthy than PersonY's is because _ is a renowned Dietitian.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Since PersonX was on a diet while PersonY was was not, _ refused the cheesecake when offered.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: So _ wanted to change their diet because PersonX wanted to lose weight while PersonY was fine.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The diet PersonX decided to follow was more efficient than the one  PersonY is following  because _  has a lot of vegetables on it.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The diet of PersonX is less effective than PersonY's because _ doesn't follow the routine to a T.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The diet of PersonX is worse than the one of PersonY, so _ 's nails probably look worse.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The diet of PersonX's dog is worse than the one of PersonY's. This is because _ spends barely any money on dog food.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The diet tells PersonX their diet is unhealthy, but PersonY's is just fine the way it is. Therefore, _ might be eating a lot of red meat.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The diet worked better for PersonX than it did for PersonY because _ followed it better.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: The lacto-ovo vegetarian diet pleased PersonX but not PersonyY because it was a meat, fish and poultry free diet and _ hated meat.


Input: Context Word: diet.

Output: Yo-yo dieting was normal everyday life for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was overweight.


Input: Context Word: freedom.

Output: With tough times ahead, PersonX will struggle in dealing with people's requests while PersonY will be more of a pleaser beacuse _ values freedom over everything.


Input: Context Word: sinus.

Output: PersonX was suffering from problems with their sinuses but not PersonY because _ had a lot of allergies.


Input: Context Word: black.

Output: Black walls in the room suit PersonX more than PersonY due to _ having a dark personality.


Input: Context Word: black.

Output: PersonX has to use a lint roller more than PersonY because _ wears way more black clothing.


Input: Context Word: black.

Output: PersonX wanted to paint his bedroom black. PersonY said he would reget it soon because it's a poor choice. _ liked the dark color.


Input: Context Word: black.

Output: PersonX's favorite color is black and PersonY's favorite color is orange because _ likes nighttime.


Input: Context Word: black.

Output: While working, PersonX has to wear black shoes, but PersonY can wear any type. _ is likely a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: bought a puppy.

Output: PersonX bought a puppy and PersonY didn't because _ didn't already have pets and wanted on.


Input: Context Word: friendly.

Output: PersonX took the lead in social situations with PersonY since _ was much more friendly.


Input: Context Word: friendly.

Output: PersonX was more friendly and could make friends easier than PersonY because _ grew up with other children.


Input: Context Word: detailed plan.

Output: Before PersonX left for vacation she left PersonY a detailed plan to follow, _ needs others to do things often.


Input: Context Word: moral code.

Output: The moral code of PersonX compared to PersonY is stricter, so _ judges the other harshly.


Input: Context Word: elevation.

Output: Since PersonX lived at a high elevation and PersonY lived at sea level, _ received a lot of snow.


Input: Context Word: trends.

Output: PersonX kept up with the trends while PersonY did not and consequently _ was more popular.


Input: Context Word: electrician.

Output: PersonX called PersonY to help with their electric issues because _ needed a good electrician.


Input: Context Word: electrician.

Output: PersonX called the electrician to come to the house, but PersonY cancelled the appointment because _ made a mistake.


Input: Context Word: ceremony.

Output: With a wedding on the rise, PersonX could perform the ceremony with a permit while PersonY could not since _ lived in California.


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: PersonX got lost in the wood and PersonY found them, so _ made sure to express their gratitude.


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: PersonX has never lost a dog before Later they met PersonY who has lost  many dogs, _ this knew tho them.


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: PersonX lost five more pounds than PersonY, and _ was happy with the results since they were so competitive.


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: PersonX lost his foot race against PersonY because _ ran much slower than his opponent did.


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: PersonX lost his new phone, PersonY was laughing at him, so their father comforted _ .


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY, because _ lost his dog in the forest and could't find it.


Input: Context Word: lost.

Output: Saturday night PersonX lost the blue denim jacket that he borrowed from PersonY, so _ was very apologetic.


Input: Context Word: landlord.

Output: PersonX was keen to get the landlord to make some renovations but PersonY didn't care, because _ was moving in.


Input: Context Word: landlord.

Output: PersonX was the landlord of PersonY, and _ was paid rent every month at the beginning of the month.


Input: Context Word: landlord.

Output: The landlord continually threatened PersonX but not PersonY with eviction because _ always paid rent early.


Input: Context Word: landlord.

Output: The landlord had an issue with PersonX instead of PersonY because _ was always late with rent.


Input: Context Word: landlord.

Output: The landlord talked to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was always late on paying his bills.


Input: Context Word: landlord.

Output: The tenant came by and paid PersonX but not PersonY because _ is their landlord.


Input: Context Word: athletic cup.

Output: PersonX remembered to wear their athletic cup while sparring but PersonY forgot. _ had no issues with a groin kick.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: Before the meeting, PersonX bowed politely while serving tea to PersonY, because _ is subordinate.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX always got invited by friends to social tea parties while PersonY never gets invitations, as _ was social.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX drinks a lot more tea than PersonY ever does because _ loves to drink hot drinks.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX gave the steaming cup of tea to PersonY, because _ liked their tea cold.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX had shinier hair than PersonY because _ made green tea shampoo and applied it to their hair.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX hosted PersonY for afternoon tea because it was _ turn to provide the snacks.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX loves the taste of tea but PersonY does not. _ bought a cup of tea from the restaurant.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: PersonX sent a formal invitation to PersonY to come over for high tea, because _ likes to send fancy invites.


Input: Context Word: tea.

Output: The Turkish tea that PersonX makes tastes more luscious than that of PersonY because _ is a famous tea brewer.


Input: Context Word: started.

Output: PersonX started the car and then drove to pick of PersonY, because _ was providing a ride.


Input: Context Word: supplement.

Output: PersonX always remembers to take her supplements and PersonY always forgets so _ remembers more.


Input: Context Word: infections.

Output: During the disease and infections outbreak in the town, PersonX rushed to treat people with medication while PersonY helped because _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: infections.

Output: PersonX was in the hospital more often than PersonY because _ had been getting more infections.


Input: Context Word: infections.

Output: PersonX was worried about PersonY's infections so _ suggested they go to an emergency clinic.


Input: Context Word: tricks.

Output: PersonX had a lot less tricks in basketball than PersonY because _ just started playing last year.


Input: Context Word: tricks.

Output: PersonX had a lot more tricks up his sleeves compared to PersonY because _ was a great magician.


Input: Context Word: tricks.

Output: PersonX was very good at performing tricks but PersonY was not. _ amazed all their friends at parties.


Input: Context Word: resilient.

Output: Despite all the abuse from PersonX, PersonY was resilient, and ultimately was able to overcome _ and their desire to control.


Input: Context Word: resilient.

Output: PersonX tried to teach their son, PersonY, about how to be resilient because _ thinks it's important.


Input: Context Word: Timetable.

Output: Personx made a timetable for persony to follow but _ refused to monitor the progress.


Input: Context Word: negative.

Output: People knew PersonX as a negative person but not PersonY because _ had a pessimistic attitude.


Input: Context Word: negative.

Output: PersonX always had a negative outlook on life but PersonY was more positive about life. _ struggled to have good relationships and friends.


Input: Context Word: negative.

Output: PersonX has to go back to the doctor for further testing but PersonY does not because _ test results did not come back negative.


Input: Context Word: negative.

Output: PersonX is considered to be much more negative than PersonY, so _ may be considered depressed.


Input: Context Word: negative.

Output: PersonX was avoided by PersonY, because _ was always being so negative about everything all the time.


Input: Context Word: projects.

Output: PersonX was the projects leader and PersonY was the subordinate because _ had the most experience.


Input: Context Word: piano lessons.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for piano lessons because _ didn't know how to play the piano.


Input: Context Word: piano lessons.

Output: PersonX took piano lessons from PersonY for years because _ was motivated to be an expert pianist.


Input: Context Word: invitation.

Output: PersonX received an invitation to a mutual friends wedding but PersonY was not invited. _ was unsure if they accept.


Input: Context Word: tone.

Output: PersonX had a hard time matching loose powder to her skin tone so asked PersonY who told her little so _ was frustrated.


Input: Context Word: Mah Jongg.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn how to play Mah Jongg and asked for PersonY's help, because _ was still a beginner.


Input: Context Word: caterpillars.

Output: PersonX encounters caterpillars all the time, but PersonY has never seen one, so _ is more likely to be a gardener.


Input: Context Word: caterpillars.

Output: PersonX is afraid of caterpillars but PersonY is not. So _ asked for help to remove the caterpillar.


Input: Context Word: caterpillars.

Output: PersonX was learning from PersonY about caterpillars because _ was a student at the local university.


Input: Context Word: President.

Output: PersonX is the one who makes legislation for People like PersonY, so _ is the President.


Input: Context Word: handwritten.

Output: While at the post office, PersonX sent a handwritten birthday letter to PersonY, and _ was sent a thank you reply the next week.


Input: Context Word: tobacco.

Output: PersonX has been helping PersonY fight a nicotine addiction, because _ previously succeeded in giving up tobacco.


Input: Context Word: tobacco.

Output: PersonX smoked a lot more tobacco then PersonY because _ was very much addicted to nicotine.


Input: Context Word: Kindness.

Output: PersonX wanted to show kindness, because _ had seen PersonY be charitable to the homeless man.


Input: Context Word: hydroponic lettuce.

Output: PersonX decided to grow hydroponic lettuce on her farm and hired PersonY to design the system. _ paid for the plans to build the hydroponics system.


Input: Context Word: visitors.

Output: PersonX is a social butterfly whereas PersonY is a lone wolf, so naturally, _ likes to have a lot of visitors.


Input: Context Word: role.

Output: The role of PersonX in the company is more important than of PersonY because _ is a very talented and capable professional.


Input: Context Word: courier.

Output: PersonX liked being a courier for the newspaper, but not PersonY because _ liked to walk.


Input: Context Word: Classic game show.

Output: Classic game show PersonX invited a people over for dinner including PersonY, _ was surprised that know one showed up.


Input: Context Word: Ohio.

Output: PersonX grew up in Ohio, but his friend, PersonY, grew up in Michigan, so _ is more likely to be a Buckeye fan.


Input: Context Word: salad.

Output: PersonX ordered a salad while PersonY ordered eggs and bacon, so _ had a healthy meal.


Input: Context Word: invoice.

Output: PersonX is not successul in making an invoice so she asks PersonY for help, because _ can't do it herself.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: After hearing about the good reviews PersonX went to PersonY for a wedding cake because _ was engaged.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: Baking a cake was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had taken a pastry class.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: Eating cake for dessert was never an issue for PersonX but it was for PersonY, because _ didn't suffer from diabetes.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: For PersonX's birthday, PersonY wanted to make them a cake but they didn't know _ favorite flavor.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX baked a cake and asked PersonY to help decorate it because _ never decorated cakes before.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX baked a cake for PersonY so _ had to clean up their kitchen because it was dirty.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX bought a birthday cake for PersonY because _ wanted to give them something for their birthday.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX doesn't eat cake, but PersonY loves it a lot because _ is a diabetic.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX eats a lot of cake but PersonY can not because _ has regular blood sugar.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX enjoyed the cake PersonY baked for her, as _ appreciated that she remembered her birthday.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX is going to make PersonY a special cake for their birthday but _ does not like to bake.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX is making a chocolate cake for PersonY's birthday, because _ wants to make him happy.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX loved cake, but PersonY didn't, so _ took the extra piece of cake for himself.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX overcooked his cake while PersonY's cake was good because _ set the oven temperature too high.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX was much fatter than PersonY was because _ liked eating cake way too much.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: PersonX was shocked to find PersonY jump out of the cake at the party, even though _ always wanted to see their work.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: The bakery gave PersonX the cake meant for PersonY, so _ returned it and got a different one instead.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: The beautiful cake was given to PersonX and not PersonY because it was _ wedding day.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: The cake PersonX made looks better than PersonY's because _ is a chef by day.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: The cake that PersonX bought at the bakery for PersonY was delicious, so _ pretended they baked it.


Input: Context Word: cake.

Output: The cake was baked by PersonX but not PersonY because _ was good at baking.


Input: Context Word: prices.

Output: PersonX asked about the items' prices from PersonY because _ was curious about the items.


Input: Context Word: high blood pressure.

Output: PersonX had high blood pressure but PersonY didn't, so _ had to watch how much salt they ate.


Input: Context Word: cookbooks.

Output: PersonX owned more cookbooks than PersonY, so _ made a different meal for every church potluck while the other did not.


Input: Context Word: contractions.

Output: This was PersonX's first child but not PersonY so _ had no idea what to do with the contractions.


Input: Context Word: wealth.

Output: PersonX had inherited more wealth than PersonY because _ came from a very rich family.


Input: Context Word: wealth.

Output: PersonX took much financial advice from PersonY because _ was inept at building her wealth.


Input: Context Word: harvested.

Output: PersonX harvested more veggies from their garden than PersonY because _ was a better gardener.


Input: Context Word: roast.

Output: The roast that was made by PersonX is much tastier than the one that PersonY made because _ used better seasoning.


Input: Context Word: Vinyl Records.

Output: PersonX was smarter than PersonY, so _ didn't have to look up how to keep vinyl records.


Input: Context Word: beret.

Output: PersonX felt the beret looked lovely but PersonY felt foolish. _ didn't think you had to be French to wear the hat.


Input: Context Word: grandparents.

Output: PersonX loved to visit their grandparents, but PersonY found it depressing. _ liked hearing old stories about the past.


Input: Context Word: brown rice.

Output: PersonX liked the nutty flavor of brown rice but PersonY didn't, so _ ordered brown rice with their meal.


Input: Context Word: illnesses.

Output: Because PersonX often took care of PersonY during their illnesses, _ was asked again on Monday to help.


Input: Context Word: illnesses.

Output: PersonX had to bring their pet to the vet more often than PersonY had to bring theirs because the pet of _ suffered from more illnesses.


Input: Context Word: mile.

Output: PersonX ran the mile two times slower compared to PersonY because _ was too old.


Input: Context Word: cheaper.

Output: PersonX bought cheaper groceries than PersonY did because _ had a worse job and pay.


Input: Context Word: mathematical rules.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY failed the trigonometry class because _ did not understand the mathematical rules of formulas.


Input: Context Word: outdoors.

Output: Because PersonX loved the outdoors but PersonY did not, _ went hiking on a regular basis.


Input: Context Word: outdoors.

Output: PersonX loved the outdoors, while PersonY liked to stay inside so on the vacation _ wanted to go hiking.


Input: Context Word: outdoors.

Output: PersonX was always playing outdoors and PersonY was always inside, so _ had a better tan.


Input: Context Word: outdoors.

Output: The outdoors are where PersonX prefers to be, but PersonY prefers to be in his house. _ likes to be camping.


Input: Context Word: outdoors.

Output: The outdoors was more intriguing for PersonX than PersonY so _ spent all of his time in nature.


Input: Context Word: whitewashing.

Output: Whitewashing the barn was no issue for PersonX unlike PersonY because _ was a painter by trade.


Input: Context Word: dessert.

Output: PersonX ate all of the dessert while PersonY did not have any since _ was not trying to lose any weight.


Input: Context Word: dessert.

Output: PersonX made a dessert for PersonY, because _ wanted to do something that was nice.


Input: Context Word: dessert.

Output: PersonX shared their dessert with PersonY after they both had dinner, and _ was thanked profusely.


Input: Context Word: shoulders.

Output: PersonX enjoyed lifting weights at the gym whereas PersonY found it difficult. _ had strong arms and shoulders.


Input: Context Word: shoulders.

Output: PersonX was so much shorter than PersonY that _ had to request a ride on her shoulders .


Input: Context Word: door knobs.

Output: PersonX installed door knobs for PersonY because _ was quite knowledgeable on how to do it.


Input: Context Word: totaled car.

Output: PersonX was able to get their totaled car replaced, while PersonY was not, because _ had superior insurance.


Input: Context Word: Japan.

Output: PersonX has never been to Japan, but PersonY has, which makes _ less knowledgeable on Japanese culture.


Input: Context Word: Japan.

Output: PersonX was trying to persuade PersonY to take their vacation in Japan because _ wanted to go overseas.


Input: Context Word: campground.

Output: At the campground, PersonX was able to start a fire while PersonY didn't because _ more resourceful.


Input: Context Word: unit.

Output: The unit at PersonX's house is much cleaner than PersonY's house because _ takes care of it better.


Input: Context Word: stocks.

Output: PersonX does not own any stocks, while PersonY has lots of them, so _ is probably the poorer person.


Input: Context Word: stocks.

Output: PersonX had a secure retirement but not PersonY. _ had invested in a very profitable stocks.


Input: Context Word: stocks.

Output: The stocks that PersonX owned had a superior performance than those of PersonY because _ was more intelligent about the market.


Input: Context Word: EGR valves open.

Output: PersonX was a mechanic and knew that leaving EGR valves openwas bad for PersonY car, _ her to close them.


Input: Context Word: tired feet.

Output: Working a shift  in the store gave PersonX tired feet but not PersonY because _ had been stood up all day.


Input: Context Word: saddlebags.

Output: The saddlebags of PersonX were cheaper than PersonY's because _ bought them ten years ago.


Input: Context Word: almonds.

Output: PersonX recently found out he was allergic to almonds when PersonY brought some over.  _ regretted trying them.


Input: Context Word: venomous.

Output: PersonX wanted to hurt PersonY 's feelings, so _ ended up saying the most nasty venomous words.


Input: Context Word: reducing.

Output: PersonX had a harder time reducing their pore size than PersonY because _ did not enjoy a skincare routine.


Input: Context Word: private investigator.

Output: A private investigator was hired by PersonX to look into PersonY due to _ being curious.


Input: Context Word: curve.

Output: PersonX was a lot better at throwing a curve than PersonY because _ played college baseball.


Input: Context Word: medical school.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would become a doctor because _ passed medical school with flying colors.


Input: Context Word: medical school.

Output: PersonX studied hard in college unlike PersonY, who partied a lot, so _ 's medical school application was accepted.


Input: Context Word: Drivers.

Output: PersonX sought the advice of PersonY on how to install his graphics drivers because _ was a tech novice.


Input: Context Word: dental care.

Output: PersonX's teeth were healthier than PersonY's teeth, because _ was meticulous about maintaining good dental care.


Input: Context Word: cod.

Output: Cod was on the menu which PersonX loved but PersonY hated. It was _ 's favorite fish.


Input: Context Word: cod.

Output: PersonX is baking a cod for PersonY's birthday meal, becasue _ wants to surprise him.


Input: Context Word: ice.

Output: PersonX felt at home on the ice, while PersonY floundered, so _ offered to give them lessons.


Input: Context Word: ice.

Output: So _ licked the ice because PersonX was hot and thirsty while PersonY just drank some water.


Input: Context Word: ice.

Output: The ice is thinner near the lake at PersonX's house compared to PersonY because _ 's weather is warmer.


Input: Context Word: rice pudding.

Output: PersonX made the best rice pudding, which was PersonY's favorite, so _ brought him a large bowl.


Input: Context Word: treat a cat's bladder stones.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to treat a cat's bladder stones because _ was a vet tech at a local veterinarian clinic.


Input: Context Word: terminology.

Output: During the lecture, professor PersonX stated all of the terminology that was in the test while PersonY wrote it down because _ wanted students to prepare.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: At the play audition, PersonX didn't get the role, though PersonY did, so _ is likely the worse actor.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: It was a sunny day so PersonX decided to go and play outside while PersonY stayed home. _ preferred sunny days.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX always really liked to play basketball but PersonY did not because _ was very tall.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them learn to play the guitar because _ was inexperienced.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX asks PersonY how to play a level of a video game since _ keeps failing to move up.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to go and play in the local park because _ wanted to make friends.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX liked to play more than PersonY so _ took the other out to a game night.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX liked to play the piano. PersonY did not. _ thought the piano was a wonderful instrument.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX loved the theater and PersonY wanted to become an actor, so _ wanted to direct a play.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX was casting the play and put PersonY in the lead role, because _ was a great director.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX was ready to play the game before PersonY because _ got out of school early.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: PersonX was the lead in the play and PersonY was an extra, so _ got most of the attention.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: Personx was just learning to play the clarinet  and made it squeak loudly so Persony laughed out loud and the teacher looked at _ with pity.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: The game of chess was easy to play for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a analytical mind.


Input: Context Word: play.

Output: When they happen to play poker PersonX cheats but PersonY does not because _ is dishonest.


Input: Context Word: filling.

Output: PersonX had cavities and had to get a filling from the dentist, but PersonY did not, because _ always brushed their teeth.


Input: Context Word: filling.

Output: PersonX was judging pies at the state fair voted PersonY pie filling number one, _ is good at finding good food .


Input: Context Word: fun.

Output: PersonX doesn't think it is fun when PersonY teases them.  _  gets upset.


Input: Context Word: fun.

Output: PersonX had fun all the time sometimes at the expense of PersonY. _ saw nothing wrong with this.


Input: Context Word: fun.

Output: PersonX had fun hiking while PersonY had fun playing console video games, and _ often spent time on trails.


Input: Context Word: fun.

Output: PersonX wasn't having fun at the circus like PersonY as _ was scared by the clowns.


Input: Context Word: pantry.

Output: PersonX had a lot more spices in his pantry than PersonY because _ liked to cook at home.


Input: Context Word: pantry.

Output: PersonX had an empty pantry while PersonY had a full pantry because _ needed to go to the grocery store.


Input: Context Word: telescope.

Output: PersonX had a better telescope than PersonY as it was a passion for _ instead of just a hobby.


Input: Context Word: telescope.

Output: PersonX looks at the stars with a telescope and PersonY doesn't because _ is very curious.


Input: Context Word: telescope.

Output: PersonX's telescope can't see nearly as far as the one PersonY purchased. _ got a cheaper model telescope.


Input: Context Word: onions.

Output: Although PersonX didn't like vegetables as much as PersonY, _ loved onions on their burger.


Input: Context Word: onions.

Output: PersonX likes onions and PersonY does not, so _ bought some to put on their salad for dinner.


Input: Context Word: onions.

Output: PersonX was growing onions in their garden and PersonY asked for some, but _ wouldn't give them any.


Input: Context Word: onions.

Output: The smell of onions made PersonX nauseous, but not PersonY, as _ was deathly allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: grape vine.

Output: Growing a grape vine in their yard was good for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed growing plants.


Input: Context Word: gardener.

Output: PersonX didn't like to work in the yard but PersonY found it pleasing. _ hired a gardener to work on their grounds.


Input: Context Word: celebrations.

Output: PersonX supplied delicious foods to all of PersonY's celebrations, because _ was their favorite caterer.


Input: Context Word: dress up.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had a very expensive wardrobe because _ liked to dress up on a daily basis.


Input: Context Word: pack for a move.

Output: You need to pack for a move is the last thing PersonX  told PersonY, _ is the landlord at the apartment complex.


Input: Context Word: faint.

Output: The sight of blood made PersonX faint, but not PersonY, which is why _ could never become a nurse.


Input: Context Word: home schooled.

Output: PersonX was home schooled, unlike PersonY, so _ was unfamiliar with the layout of the school building.


Input: Context Word: fashionable.

Output: It was more likely that PersonX would wear all the new styles to school rather than PersonY because it was important for _ to be fashionable.


Input: Context Word: greatness.

Output: Greatness was not in the cards for PersonX like it was for PersonY because _ was an idiot.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: A large saltwater tank is a better investment for PersonX than PersonY because _ has a lot of pet fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: At the restaurant, PersonX decides not to order fish while eating with PersonY, though _ thinks it smells delicious.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Deciding what type of fish food to buy was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was new to having fish as pets.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Eating fish is considered part of a normal diet for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is a pescatarian.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Fish was PersonX 's favorite food, so PersonY made her a grilled salmon, which _ ate with great joy.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Fish were a great pet for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ needed a pet that required minimal attention.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Going camping in the wilderness suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked to fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: It was more likely for PersonX to have fish for dinner than PersonY because _ ate a wide variety of foods.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Lures are used by PersonX to fish, while PersonY prefers to use flies. _ is a typical fisherman.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Out at the creek, PersonX learns how to fish from PersonY; _ is a great student.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX always caught bigger fish out at sea than PersonY because _ was a good fisherman.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they had bought fish when they were at the grocery store because _ could not remember.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time she should feed the fish, because _ she could not remember.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX ate a lot of fish for dinner but PersonY could not so _ ordered salmon at the restaurant.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX ate as much fish as he could compared to PersonY, because _ enjoyed it a lot.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX caught several fish but PersonY did not catch a single one, so _ was happy about how they did on the fishing trip.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX had a beautiful aquarium full of fish but PersonY did not because _ loved collecting exotic fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX had a preference for small fish in their tank while PersonY liked larger ones. _ filled their tank with guppies.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX had always been freaked out by fish, but PersonY loved them, so _ was forced to see them up close.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX had many fish in their tank and PersonY forgot to feed them, so _ was very angry.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a fish from PersonY and now _ needs help with feeding.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX is a vegetarian. PersonY is a pescatarian. _ does not eat meat or fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX is a veterinarian, PersonY is not therefor it is better to ask for advice from _ about your sick fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX kept forgetting to feed the fish, but PersonY never forgot. _ was very forgetful and immature.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX learned to fish from PersonY, because _ was a novice with only days of experience.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX liked to eat ice cream all day but PersonY preferred to eat fish from the grill.  _ is overweight.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX loved swimming in the ocean with the fish unlike PersonY because _ he grew up around the ocean.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX loves seafood while PersonY hates it, so _ was thrilled when he was served fish for supper.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX never asked PersonY to cook them fish because _ didn't like eating cooked fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX only ate fish and not meat unlike PersonY because _ was on a pescatarian diet.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX only ate vegetables while PersonY liked to eat fish because _ was a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX really liked to eat fish and PersonY didn't so _ ordered the salmon for dinner.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX saw fish at the aquarium while PersonY saw turtles, and _ took pictures of the fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX suggested that PersonY not eat fish while pregnant, because _ had heard it could be harmful to the baby.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX thought fish were good pets but PersonY did not. _ bought a guppy from the pet store.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX took PersonY out on the boat because _ wanted to catch some delicious fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX tried the fish from the last week while PersonY orded pizza. _ felt sick after that.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX wanted a pet fish but PersonY did not because _ always wanted a pet that he could eat.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX wanted to get a fish from PersonY because _ liked watching them swim around.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX won a fish from PersonY at the carnival so _ bagged it up and took it home.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX's beta fish ate PersonY's goldfish when they put them in the same tank, and _ felt just awful about it.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: PersonX's fish tank is bigger than PersonY's is, so _ probably spent more on it.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Since PersonX liked fish while PersonY was a cat lover, _ was often cleaning an aquarium.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The fish swam toward PersonX and around PersonY because _ had the tasty fish pellets.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The fish swam towards PersonX and not PersonY because _ was pouring the food in the aquarium.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The fish tank of PersonX is better for the fish than PersonY's because _ spent a copious amount of money on his.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The fish tank of PersonX is dirtier than the one that PersonY owns, so _ is a neglectful pet owner.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The fish that PersonX breeds are large, but PersonY just breeds small ones. _ must have a larger tank.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The mother allowed PersonX, but not PersonY to have a fish because _ was attentive to pets.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The number of fish caught by PersonX is greater than that of PersonY because _ is a professional fisherman.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: The waitress brought PersonX a salad and PersonY fish because _ didn't care for the taste of fish.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: When fish was on the menu PersonX was very pleased while PersonY didn't like the taste of fish. _ ordered the halibut for lunch.


Input: Context Word: fish.

Output: Whilst PersonX liked to eat fish for dinner PersonY preferred tacos. _ was more healthy of the two.


Input: Context Word: hair in winter.

Output: Reading a book about hair PersonX, but not PersonY decided _ would try the ways to treat hair in Winter.


Input: Context Word: plenty.

Output: Plenty of girls liked PersonX and didn't like PersonY because _ had a great personality and handsome face.


Input: Context Word: storms.

Output: PersonX had a fear of storms so PersonY tried to find ways to help. Nothing seemed to help _ .


Input: Context Word: similar.

Output: The diamonds all looked similar to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had never worked as a jeweler.


Input: Context Word: use google play on an android.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to use google play on an android because _ owned an android phone.


Input: Context Word: space.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to sleep on the bench because _ did not take up much space.


Input: Context Word: space.

Output: PersonX has traveled to space before even though PersonY hasn't because _ is an astronaut.


Input: Context Word: space.

Output: PersonX hosted the party for PersonY in their backyard because _ had plenty of outdoor space.


Input: Context Word: space.

Output: PersonX provided ground control for PersonY when they were in space, because _ had all the relevant information.


Input: Context Word: students.

Output: PersonX encouraged the students to visit PersonY if they had a problem; _ was a teacher.


Input: Context Word: students.

Output: PersonX taught all the students about the life of PersonY, because _ thought they were an important person.


Input: Context Word: students.

Output: The students liked PersonX as their teacher more than PersonY because _ made learning far more fun and enjoyable.


Input: Context Word: Haters.

Output: PersonX found it easy to shake off the taunts of their haters but PersonY couldn't. _ had a very calm demeanor.


Input: Context Word: harvest.

Output: PersonX had a much better harvest this season than PersonY because _ is an expert farmer.


Input: Context Word: harvest.

Output: PersonX is very concerned with the harvest whilst PersonY is not because _ is a rural dweller.


Input: Context Word: harvest.

Output: PersonX was more excited about the fall harvest than PersonY because _ loved to make cider from the apples.


Input: Context Word: harvest.

Output: PersonX's harvest this year was better than PersonY's, as a result of _ working more.


Input: Context Word: harvest.

Output: Since harvest season was right around the corner, PersonX needed PersonY to clear their schedule to help _ with all of the work.


Input: Context Word: harvest.

Output: The farmer recruited PersonX but not PersonY to help with the harvest because _ was experienced.


Input: Context Word: inspirational speaker.

Output: PersonX helped more people improve their lives than PersonY since _ was an inspirational speaker.


Input: Context Word: biting.

Output: PersonX punished PersonY's child with timeout because _ was sick of the child biting her pet cat, Boo.


Input: Context Word: biting.

Output: PersonX ran away from PersonY because _ was afraid of her habit of biting people.


Input: Context Word: biting.

Output: PersonX wanted their child to stop biting PersonY so _ tried to keep them away from the other.


Input: Context Word: older.

Output: Having another birthday made PersonX very happy but not PersonY, because _ enjoyed getting older.


Input: Context Word: older.

Output: PersonX perked up more than PersonY when the gray-haired man approached because _ is into older men.


Input: Context Word: older.

Output: PersonX was able to stay up and party all night long but PersonY was older and wiser, so _ tended to go to bed earlier.


Input: Context Word: sandwich.

Output: PersonX hated ham and cheese sandwiches unlike PersonY because _ was not a fan of ham.


Input: Context Word: CrossFit.

Output: A CrossFit workout suits PersonX very well but not PersonY because _ is very athletic.


Input: Context Word: CrossFit.

Output: CrossFit training is what PersonX has been hired to teach PersonY, _ is in good health and knows about cross fit.


Input: Context Word: band aid.

Output: A band aid is given to PersonX from PersonY because _ is just a toddler.


Input: Context Word: care for a library book.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to take care for a library book because _ worked at the library.


Input: Context Word: t-shirt.

Output: At the t-shirt shop, PersonX helped PersonY make tie dye shirts because _ is an apprentice.


Input: Context Word: t-shirt.

Output: personx had more t-shirt  than persony because _ hardly give out the used ones.


Input: Context Word: olives.

Output: PersonX wanted to go the tapas bar but PersonY disagreed. _ loved eating fancy breads and olives.


Input: Context Word: Paint.

Output: PersonX received the paint from PersonY to complete the project because _ was a better painter than him.


Input: Context Word: Paint.

Output: PersonX wanted to paint action figures so PersonY bought a kit. The paint made a lot of mess but _ had fun with the kit.


Input: Context Word: diamond.

Output: A large diamond ring suits PersonX better than PersonY because _ loves wearing flashy jewelry.


Input: Context Word: diamond.

Output: PersonX has a rich husband, PersonY has a poor husband therefore _ probably has diamond earrings.


Input: Context Word: diamond.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a diamond and asks for PersonY's opinion whether the diamond is real, because _ doesn't know.


Input: Context Word: diamond.

Output: PersonX went shopping for a diamond ring yesterday unlike PersonY, because _ was going to get engaged.


Input: Context Word: diamond.

Output: The diamond ring impressed PersonX but not PersonY, since _ had always loved big fancy gemstones.


Input: Context Word: diamond.

Output: Wearing diamond earrings and gold chains, PersonX gives some jewelry to PersonY begging on the street. _ is rich.


Input: Context Word: tap.

Output: PersonX knew how to mend a broken tap but PersonY did not as _ had excellent mechanical skills.


Input: Context Word: Affirmative.

Output: PersonX was a minority but PersonY was not. _ was a recipient of affirmative action when applying for a job.


Input: Context Word: forklift.

Output: PersonX passed the intensive forklift training from PersonY, so _ soon got their official license.


Input: Context Word: forklift.

Output: PersonX tried to get the forklift through PersonYs door, but the _ was too tall.


Input: Context Word: alcoholic.

Output: PersonX suspected that PersonY had become an alcoholic, so _ planned an intervention to address the problem.


Input: Context Word: Shrink-wrapping.

Output: personx prefer Shrink-wrapping vegeables to refrigerating the vegetables unlike persony because  _ wanted to save on electricity.


Input: Context Word: applesauce.

Output: As they prepped the ingredients for the applesauce PersonX smiled at PersonY, _ she loved making applesauce.


Input: Context Word: home owners.

Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to get along with the other home owners because _ was very moody and anti social.


Input: Context Word: carrot oil.

Output: A lesson was given by PersonX to PersonY on cooking carrot oil due to _ being an expert in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: wheel.

Output: PersonX just bought brand new wheels for his truck unlike PersonY because _ wheels were old and used.


Input: Context Word: tunnel.

Output: PersonX had an easier time crawling through the narrow tunnel than PersonY because _ was smaller.


Input: Context Word: Michigan.

Output: PersonX grew up in Michigan while PersonY grew up in southern Florida, so _ was used to cold weather.


Input: Context Word: Michigan.

Output: PersonX loved to see the state of Michigan but PersonY liked Florida better. _ took a road trip to Detroit.


Input: Context Word: Michigan.

Output: personx wanted to relocate to Michigan without persony because _ had a new job in Michigan.


Input: Context Word: probation.

Output: PersonX sentenced PersonY to probation for stealing from the grocery store, _ obeys the laws that are written.


Input: Context Word: vending.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if there was a vending machine close to where they were, because _ was hungry.


Input: Context Word: to be a model.

Output: The recruiter though PersonX was a better pick than PersonY to be a model because _ wasn't wearing a lot of makeup.


Input: Context Word: Girls.

Output: Around the group of girls, PersonX struggled to control theirself, and PersonY was laughing because of _ misfortune.


Input: Context Word: Girls.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to pick up girls because _ was quite skilled at it.


Input: Context Word: Girls.

Output: PersonX was bad with girls, so he asked PersonY for advice. _ was a loser.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to make a new friend but not for PersonY as _ was very sociable.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX does not make a very good friend to PersonY because _ is a sociopath.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX got in to fight and hurt his best friend PersonY but wants to keep him as a friend, because _ feels bad about hurting friend.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX has recently separated from his best friend PersonY and is trying to forget him, because _ misses him.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX held and rocked PersonY as they sobbed because _ wanted to be a good friend.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX is starting to dislike PersonY's friend because _ is jealous of the new relationship.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX makes a very good friend, as opposed to PersonY who does not because _ is trustworthy.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX picked up PersonY from the airport early in the morning, because _ was being a good friend.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX sadly decided that they no longer wanted PersonY as a friend; _ had tired of them.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX wanted to learn how to make another friend but not PersonY because _ was lonely.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: PersonX's best friend PersonY has recently been abused a lot, so _ needs to help him.


Input: Context Word: friend.

Output: When PersonX met PersonY, they knew they would be great friends because _ loved to try new things.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: A bath is fun for PersonX, but PersonY is just annoyed by them, because _ is small enough for the tub.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX drew a bath for PersonY because _ wanted to help them unwind after a long, hard day.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX enjoys taking a bath a lot more than PersonY because _ hates to stand up in the tub.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX liked a bath but PersonY liked a shower. _ was pleased to see their partner had a hot bath waiting for them.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX liked to take a long relaxing bath after work while PersonY only takes showers, so _ took a long bath after work.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX took a longer time to take a bath than PersonY because _ liked relaxing in the tub.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX took baths much more regularly than PersonY because _ 's apartment only had a shower.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX was dirty and needed a bath, and PersonY was ready to eat, so now _ is in the tub.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: PersonX would have enjoyed taking a warm bath like PersonY but _ only has a shower.


Input: Context Word: bath.

Output: Relaxing in a warm bubble bath at the end of the day was appealing to PersonX but distasteful to PersonY, because _ loved water.


Input: Context Word: feminine.

Output: PersonX was a very feminine male, and PersonY was a bigot, so _ tried to avoid them as often as possible.


Input: Context Word: playhouse.

Output: In her backyard, PersonX has a playhouse, and PersonY doesn't own one. That's due to _ having children.


Input: Context Word: negative body image.

Output: PersonX warned PersonY that having negative body image may cause eating disorders because _ cares about her.


Input: Context Word: won.

Output: PersonX accepted the medal that they won graciously as PersonY looked on, since _ was the champion.


Input: Context Word: won.

Output: PersonX was richer than PersonY due to _ having won the football pool at work.


Input: Context Word: won.

Output: PersonX won more at rock, paper, scissors than PersonY because _ was better at reading peoples faces.


Input: Context Word: diapers.

Output: PersonX didn't mind changing diapers all day but PersonY found it unpleasant, because _ was the parent of four young children.


Input: Context Word: diapers.

Output: PersonX uses cloth diapers on their baby, but PersonY prefers Huggies. That's because _ is environmentally friendly.


Input: Context Word: diapers.

Output: They ran out of diapers so PersonX but not PersonY drove to the store because _ had a valid driver's license.


Input: Context Word: addicted.

Output: PersonX was addicted to smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol but not PersonY because _ was depressed.


Input: Context Word: trimming.

Output: Trimming the cat's nails was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ she had been trained by her veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: grilling.

Output: More people liked the food by PersonX than the food by PersonY because _ was better at grilling.


Input: Context Word: cucumber mojito.

Output: PersonX wanted to taste the cucumber mojito that PersonY made but it was all gone.  _ was sad.


Input: Context Word: confident.

Output: Being a lawyer better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ was more confident cross examining witnesses.


Input: Context Word: confident.

Output: PersonX appears to be a lot more confident than PersonY is because _ has very high self-esteem.


Input: Context Word: confident.

Output: PersonX is a lot more confident than PersonY because _ has an outgoing personality and likes to talk a lot.


Input: Context Word: confident.

Output: PersonX needs to learn to be more confident like PersonY, _ is lacking when it come to being confident.


Input: Context Word: confident.

Output: PersonX was confident about their work but not PersonY because _ had decades of experience on the job.


Input: Context Word: confident.

Output: PersonX was very confident when it came to asking people for dates but PersonY was not because _ was very outgoing.


Input: Context Word: numbness.

Output: PersonX was experiencing severe numbness in their hands but PersonY felt fine, because _ had carpal tunnel syndrome.


Input: Context Word: countertop.

Output: PersonX cleaned their countertop very well but PersonY did not. _ had a clean home.


Input: Context Word: treehouse.

Output: When their parents built the treehouse, PersonX was excited, but not PersonY, because _ loved climbing heights.


Input: Context Word: temporary.

Output: The temporary work position was fine for Personx but not PersonY because _ was not looking for long term work.


Input: Context Word: dill.

Output: When growing dill, PersonX forgets to water, whereas PersonY does not, so _ is a forgetful gardener.


Input: Context Word: checkout.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he could be in front of him in line at the checkout at a supermarket because _ has much fewer items in a cart.


Input: Context Word: middle.

Output: The lady in the middle walked past PersonX but not PersonY because _ was hiding from her.


Input: Context Word: canary.

Output: At school, PersonX was interested in PersonY's news that she had got a pet canary, because _ wasn't allowed to have pets.


Input: Context Word: canary.

Output: PersonX's canary was fat but liked to eat spinach, and PersonY always gave it some extra snacks. _ got upset when she found out why the canary was fat.


Input: Context Word: cold sores.

Output: Cold sores are a problem for PersonX, but PersonY never gets them. _ has contracted the herpes virus.


Input: Context Word: cold sores.

Output: PersonX suffered from cold sores but PersonY did not. _ had to get some medication from the drug store.


Input: Context Word: social media.

Output: Computers were too complicated for PersonX but not for PersonY, so _ had no social media accounts.


Input: Context Word: social media.

Output: PersonX had two hundred more followers on social media than PersonY, so _ felt more popular.


Input: Context Word: social media.

Output: PersonX was tired of the drama PersonY was causing on social media. _ deleted social media.


Input: Context Word: gig.

Output: When PersonX went to the gig at the bar without PersonY, _ felt a little guilty about it.


Input: Context Word: Fake Nails.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY where they got their fake nails, because _ was a contemptable person.


Input: Context Word: educational scholarship fund.

Output: PersonX studied harder than PersonY because _ did have an educational scholarship fund to maintain.


Input: Context Word: Tomato.

Output: The taste of tomatoes really appeals to PersonX but not to PersonY. _ ordered the fried green tomatoes for their appetizer.


Input: Context Word: courtroom.

Output: PersonX is listening to opening statements in the courtroom of PersonY, so _ is on the jury.


Input: Context Word: plate.

Output: PersonX drop the plate on the next to PersonY, but _ refused to pick it up.


Input: Context Word: plate.

Output: PersonX liked to collect plates with pretty flowers on them while PersonY did not. _ bought a new plate.


Input: Context Word: plate.

Output: PersonX won the presentation part of the chef contest over PersonY , as _ beautifully garnished the plate .


Input: Context Word: travels.

Output: PersonX travels a lot, while PersonY doesn't like to leave their hometown. _ is more outgoing.


Input: Context Word: charcoal.

Output: PersonX could make lots of charcoal and sell it unlike PersonY because _ lived in a densely wooded area.


Input: Context Word: charcoal.

Output: PersonX likes to barbecue their meat using charcoal but PersonY prefers gas. _ went to Lowes to buy more charcoal for their cook out.


Input: Context Word: include.

Output: PersonX would never include PersonY in their social gatherings, because _ tended to be an exclusive person.


Input: Context Word: Cookie.

Output: personx prefers to eat a cookie made by persony because _ will have enough of the cookie.


Input: Context Word: itching.

Output: PersonX couldn't stop itching after being around PersonY all day, because _ was infected with lice.


Input: Context Word: Western.

Output: PersonX enjoyed watching Western films while PersonY enjoyed romantic ones more because _ grew up on a farm.


Input: Context Word: tonsils.

Output: PersonX just had their tonsils removed in the hospital, when PersonY decides to visit. _ eats some ice cream.


Input: Context Word: bigger.

Output: PersonX was a bigger and heavier boxer than PersonY, therefore _ was classified as a welterweight.


Input: Context Word: bigger.

Output: PersonX was much bigger, faster and stronger than PersonY was so _ won the fight.


Input: Context Word: consequences.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she suffered any consequences from the fall, because _ wanted to offer sympathy.


Input: Context Word: journalism.

Output: Working for a newspaper suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied journalism in college.


Input: Context Word: corydoras.

Output: PersonX had an easier time caring for their corydoras plant than PersonY because _ had a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: sari.

Output: Before the party, PersonX helped PersonY to wear a beautiful sari Dress, _ is from India.


Input: Context Word: sari.

Output: PersonX didn't know how to wear a sari, but PersonY did, so _ asked for help.


Input: Context Word: Roses.

Output: PersonX wanted to apologize to PersonY for their disagreement, so _ sent them a bouquet of roses.


Input: Context Word: Company.

Output: PersonX lost the promotion at their current company to PersonY, because _ failed to show up on time.


Input: Context Word: crib.

Output: PersonX's crib was too small for PersonY, because _ was at least six months older.


Input: Context Word: henna.

Output: There was a henna painting booth at the fair so Personx got a hand tattoo on her hand and Persony didnt so _ looked painted.


Input: Context Word: air sickness.

Output: PersonX started to show signs of air sickness which triggered PersonY which made _ feel bad for causing it.


Input: Context Word: Earplugs.

Output: PersonX never wore earplugs at concerts while PersonY always had a pair in their ears. _ was found to have tinnitus years later.


Input: Context Word: motorcycle.

Output: PersonX was able to enter the motorcycle race, but PersonY was not, because _ had passed their driver's license test.


Input: Context Word: motorcycle.

Output: PersonX was crossing the road when he was hit by PersonY's motorcycle because _ had been jaywalking.


Input: Context Word: motorcycle.

Output: PersonX went zooming down PersonY's street way too fast on his motorcycle, causing _ great excitement.


Input: Context Word: caretaker.

Output: PersonX heard PersonY needed a caretaker for a baby, so _ volunteered to help with it.


Input: Context Word: caretaker.

Output: PersonX was much more caring as a caretaker compared to PersonY because _ enjoyed taking care of patients.


Input: Context Word: sinus infection.

Output: Although PersonX was at odds with PersonY, _ still asked for help with the sinus infection.


Input: Context Word: massive road trip.

Output: PersonX and her friend PersonY have planned a massive road trip, _ wants to go to New Mexico on the trip.


Input: Context Word: send.

Output: PersonX decided to send PersonY a birthday card, so _ put it in the mail.


Input: Context Word: flavorful.

Output: PersonX liked a lot of flavorful seasonings but not PersonY because _ had dull taste buds.


Input: Context Word: flavorful.

Output: PersonX thought flank steak was flavorful but PersonY did not because _ liked the taste of meat.


Input: Context Word: Doves.

Output: When Doves Cry is the favorite song of PersonX but PersonY doesn't like it. _ listens to it very often.


Input: Context Word: perish.

Output: During the search in the dessert, PersonX made sure to give water to PersonY in order not to perish because _ wanted to be helpful.


Input: Context Word: Piglet.

Output: PersonX is less interested in farm animals than PersonY, so _ doesn't feed the piglet when given the chance.


Input: Context Word: oyster.

Output: Although PersonX liked seafood more than PersonY, _ couldn't stand the taste of fresh oysters.


Input: Context Word: courses.

Output: PersonX took very difficult courses in university not like PersonY, because _ was studying engineering.


Input: Context Word: produce.

Output: PersonX purchases a lot less produce at the grocery store unlike PersonY because _ doesn't have a pet rabbit.


Input: Context Word: produce.

Output: PersonX was able to produce a high quality score unlike PersonY because _ studied very hard.


Input: Context Word: morning.

Output: Mornings were never easy for PersonX but they were for PersonY. _ made sure to have a job that started later in the day.


Input: Context Word: morning.

Output: PersonX drives a car and gives PersonY a ride to school in the morning. _ feels generous.


Input: Context Word: morning.

Output: PersonX had trouble getting up in the morning while PersonY had trouble staying up late since _ was a night person.


Input: Context Word: morning.

Output: PersonX has troubles getting up early in the morning so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is suffering from that.