Input: Context Word: box turtle.

Output: PersonX took his sickly box turtle to see PersonY because _ was not a reptile veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: organs.

Output: During the surgery PersonX made sure not to damage any of PersonY's organs because _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: felony.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY to get one, although _ had been convicted of a felony.


Input: Context Word: felony.

Output: PersonX was PersonY's lawyer and _ spent the day arguing with the judge about reducing the sentence from a felony to a misdemeanor.


Input: Context Word: sea.

Output: PersonX goes to the sea everyday unlike PersonY because _ lives very close to the water.


Input: Context Word: potty train.

Output: PersonX agreed to potty train the child since PersonY wouldn't. _ was good at teaching children.


Input: Context Word: potty train.

Output: PersonX was asked to help potty train PersonY before they started preschool, because _ was the youngest of the children.


Input: Context Word: potty train.

Output: PersonX was patient and supportive when trying to potty train PersonY, since _ was the parent.


Input: Context Word: potty train.

Output: The mother said PersonX was easier to potty train than PersonY because _ was more mature.


Input: Context Word: tendinitis.

Output: PersonX plays tennis less than PersonY so _ doesn't develop elbow tendinitis after a match.


Input: Context Word: backyard.

Output: PersonX did not have a large backyard like PersonY did because _ lived in an apartment.


Input: Context Word: backyard.

Output: PersonX was in the backyard and PersonY told them to get out, because _ didn't belong there.


Input: Context Word: Lips.

Output: PersonX asked  PersonY about the type of chap stick to use because _ said her lips were sometimes chapped.


Input: Context Word: hunting rifle.

Output: PersonX hung his hunting rifle over the hearth after the most recent trip ended up with PersonY making the fatal shot.  _ was happy for him.


Input: Context Word: puzzles.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY where she bought the two new jigsaw puzzles because _ couldn't remember.


Input: Context Word: puzzles.

Output: PersonX was better at solving puzzles than PersonY because _ spent far more time practicing them at night.


Input: Context Word: puzzles.

Output: PersonX was showing PersonY how to do difficult puzzles but _ was struggling to teach them how.


Input: Context Word: puzzles.

Output: Puzzles fascinate PersonX, but they are quite dull to PersonY, so it is more likely _ is intelligent.


Input: Context Word: Jewish.

Output: PersonX was very excited for the upcoming holiday next week unlike PersonY because _ was Jewish.


Input: Context Word: Jewish.

Output: PersonX went to the temple more than PersonY did because _ was of Jewish faith.


Input: Context Word: Bamboo.

Output: PersonX was a proffesional landscaper for PersonY so _ picked out a nice bamboo garden.


Input: Context Word: laptop.

Output: Fixing the laptop was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ was very technology savvy.


Input: Context Word: laptop.

Output: PersonX cleaned his laptop regularly but PersonY did not, because _ liked to have clean things.


Input: Context Word: laptop.

Output: PersonX decided to buy PersonY a new laptop since _ had enough money to buy a new one.


Input: Context Word: laptop.

Output: PersonX was trying to help PersonY build a laptop but _ had the wrong tools.


Input: Context Word: laptop.

Output: The laptop was owned by PersonX and the desktop by PersonY, so _ had the ability to easily transport their computer.


Input: Context Word: peanut.

Output: Peanut butter is a favorite of PersonX. PersonY can't stand it. _ loves nuts in general.


Input: Context Word: peanut.

Output: PersonX doesn't get to enjoy peanut butter sandwiches like PersonY because _ has a peanut allergy.


Input: Context Word: peanut.

Output: PersonX had a severe peanut allergy which PersonY was unaware of, so _ avoided the nuts that the flight attendant handed out.


Input: Context Word: crisis.

Output: PersonX called the crisis hotline where PersonY worked because _ didn't know what to do in a crisis.


Input: Context Word: crisis.

Output: PersonX is having a mental health crisis and asks PersonY for support, because _ doesn't know who else to ask.


Input: Context Word: crisis.

Output: PersonX was deeply into solving the water crisis but PersonY didn't care so _ tried to get them to.


Input: Context Word: crisis.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY out with a crisis for _ remembered what it was like to be in one.


Input: Context Word: Tea.

Output: Drinking hot tea in the winter suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not caffeine sensitive.


Input: Context Word: Tea.

Output: The tea PersonX makes always tastes better than PersonY's because _ uses organic tea leaves.


Input: Context Word: grieving.

Output: PersonX has been being helped through the grieving process by PersonY, so _ lost a loved one.


Input: Context Word: grieving.

Output: PersonX has been grieving lately, while PersonY is not, so _ 's father lost a battle with cancer.


Input: Context Word: grieving.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY through the grieving process for _ remembered what is was like to lose a spouse.


Input: Context Word: grieving.

Output: PersonX was still grieving the death of a friend more than PersonY, because _ had a very close relationship with the friend.


Input: Context Word: microphone.

Output: Performing without a microphone was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a naturally loud voice.


Input: Context Word: childbirth.

Output: PersonX chose to have natural childbirth but PersonY had an epidural because _ doesn't mind pain.


Input: Context Word: sweet corn.

Output: PersonX was a farmer who grew sweet corn to sell but PersonY could not, so _ sold corn from the roadside stand.


Input: Context Word: Shoulder.

Output: personx had his shoulder dislocated when throwing the ball at persony and _ screamed out loud.


Input: Context Word: smoke.

Output: It is harder for personX than personY to detect smoke because _ had blocked nostril.


Input: Context Word: smoke.

Output: PersonX warned PersonY the building may be on fire because _ could see the smoke rising.


Input: Context Word: smoke.

Output: PersonX was constantly wanting to smoke cigarettes while PersonY chose to abstain, because _ was an irresponsible human being.


Input: Context Word: smoke.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY from trying to smoke cigarettes because _ used to smoke two packs a day.


Input: Context Word: smoke.

Output: PersonX's lungs were much blacker unlike PersonY's because _ liked to smoke on their work breaks.


Input: Context Word: aggression.

Output: PersonX showed a lot of aggression towards PersonY for no good reason, because _ had a bad temper.


Input: Context Word: aggression.

Output: PersonX's dog had a lot of aggression but not PersonY's dog because _ had a dog that bit a lot of people.


Input: Context Word: cardio.

Output: PersonX had very good cardio but PersonY had very poor cardio, so _ was able to run long distances with great ease.


Input: Context Word: hired.

Output: When the interviews were over PersonX got hired but PersonY didn't because _ had more experience.


Input: Context Word: rat.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a rat with respiratory disease from PersonY and now _ need help.


Input: Context Word: rat.

Output: PersonX hated rodents but his friend PersonY had a pet rat, so _ screamed when the rat was in the bed.


Input: Context Word: rat.

Output: PersonX owns a rat, as a pet, but PersonY owns a cat due to _ only liking small animals.


Input: Context Word: rat.

Output: PersonX thought a rat would make a hip pet but PersonY didn't, so _ went the pet store and bought a cute little white rat.


Input: Context Word: rat.

Output: The rat walked up to PersonX but went past PersonY, because _ had a plate of cheese.


Input: Context Word: learning french.

Output: Learning french was easier for PersonX than PersonY, because _ had lived there during her student years.


Input: Context Word: ambition.

Output: PersonX was notified by the company that PersonY had no ambition while working on the project so _ sat them down to talk about it.


Input: Context Word: recorder.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to play the recorder for him so bad but he refused and _ was upset.


Input: Context Word: trace.

Output: PersonX has to trace designs while PersonY doesn't because _ is not as talented at freehanded drawing.


Input: Context Word: super glue.

Output: PersonX tricked PersonY into using super glue on their hands.  Afterwords, _ felt bad and comforted him.


Input: Context Word: super glue.

Output: PersonX used too much super glue on PersonYs hands, so _ had to get them to the doctor to separate their hands.


Input: Context Word: forest.

Output: PersonX loved to go for a walk in the forest but PersonY liked to walk on the beach. _ took a vacation in the Appalachian Mountains.


Input: Context Word: forest.

Output: When in the forest PersonX got lost quickly but PersonY did not because _ had a very good sense of direction.


Input: Context Word: bleaching.

Output: PersonX likes the natural look in hair, PersonY not so much so _ will not be bleaching her hair.


Input: Context Word: bleaching.

Output: PersonX tried bleaching his hair unlike PersonY because it was a new fad in _ town.


Input: Context Word: gender reveal.

Output: PersonX was more excited than PersonY about having a gender reveal party for the baby. _ thought they were adorable.


Input: Context Word: stubborn.

Output: PersonX was easy going while PersonY was stubborn, so _ gave in on decisions more often.


Input: Context Word: stubborn.

Output: PersonX was very stubborn but PersonY was not, so _ would get their way more often than not.


Input: Context Word: bow.

Output: PersonX prefered to use the bow and arrow while PersonY preferred the sword. _ was a sharpshoot.


Input: Context Word: bow.

Output: PersonX's hair has a bow in it, but PersonY feels too old to wear one, so _ is likely the child.


Input: Context Word: aged.

Output: PersonX aged much worse than PersonY because _ was smoking all of their spare time.


Input: Context Word: God.

Output: PersonX does not believe in God, while PersonY is a devout Christian, so _ is an atheist.


Input: Context Word: God.

Output: PersonX happens to be a theist, but PersonY is not because _ believes in God.


Input: Context Word: God.

Output: PersonX prayed to God regularly, but PersonY did not pray, because _ felt agnostic about religion.


Input: Context Word: murmur.

Output: PersonX was diagnosed with a heart murmur by PersonY so _ asked the other questions about how to treat it.


Input: Context Word: tropical.

Output: PersonX liked to take their vacation in tropical climates but PersonY like colder climes better. _ booked their family a trip to Jamaica.


Input: Context Word: porch.

Output: PersonX painted the porch for PersonY so the neighbor praised _ for being so helpful.


Input: Context Word: porch.

Output: PersonX sat on the porch steps and watched PersonY dance because _ wanted to relax.


Input: Context Word: porch.

Output: PersonX sat outside on the porch longer than PersonY because _  wanted to watch the birds.


Input: Context Word: pads.

Output: PersonX had to buy puppy training pads but not PersonY because _ had an indoor dog.


Input: Context Word: medicare.

Output: PersonX was on Medicare but PersonY wasn't. This is due to the fact that _ is old and retired.


Input: Context Word: back handspring.

Output: PersonX was having fun in gymnastics class but not PersonY because _ learned how to do the back handspring.


Input: Context Word: Nude Art Model.

Output: PersonX got an offer to be a nude art model and wanted to share the news with PersonY, so _ invited her to the event.


Input: Context Word: auto body repair technician.

Output: PersonX studied to become an auto body repair technician but not PersonY, because _ was enthusiastic about cars.


Input: Context Word: collecting.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help about collecting the gemstones, because _ was a beginner.


Input: Context Word: alert.

Output: PersonX was much more alert than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about falling asleep while driving.


Input: Context Word: pornography.

Output: The prudish PersonX did not like hanging out with the uninhibited PersonY , as _ hated watching pornography.


Input: Context Word: pornography.

Output: Watching pornography was considered a sin by PersonX but not by PersonY because _ was very religious.


Input: Context Word: intimidating.

Output: Being physically intimidating came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was big and very muscular.


Input: Context Word: intimidating.

Output: The bully's intimidating antics upset PersonX but not PersonY because _ was soft hearted and weak.


Input: Context Word: passengers.

Output: Driving passengers to the store was fine for PersonX but not for PersonY, because  _ had a van.


Input: Context Word: better at ironing.

Output: The boss said that PersonX was better at ironing than PersonY because _ liked to work with clothing.


Input: Context Word: bathroom tile.

Output: PersonX is needing opinions about bathroom tile and PersonY  is very experienced in this area, _ has never dealt with bathroom tile before.


Input: Context Word: steroids.

Output: PersonX beat PersonY in the weightlifting competition, but it wasn't fair. _ had been taking steroids.


Input: Context Word: steroids.

Output: The competition banned PersonX for using steroids, so PersonY won. _ was annoyed the judges found out.


Input: Context Word: oak.

Output: The oak flooring looked really pleasing to PersonX but PersonY like carpet, so _ had oak floors put in their house.


Input: Context Word: mint.

Output: PersonX liked to drink mint tea all the time while PersonY does not, so _ ordered mint tea from the restaurant.


Input: Context Word: joke.

Output: PersonX told a funny joke to PersonY and their friends, and _ made everyone laugh.


Input: Context Word: hotline.

Output: The hotline was staffed by PersonX when PersonY called in because _ was a volunteer.


Input: Context Word: Costume.

Output: PersonX threw a great costume party that PersonY won the best costume for, so _ gave the prize at the end of the night.


Input: Context Word: superfoods.

Output: PersonX got the hype around superfoods but PersonY didn't care about them. _ always bought into the new health fads.


Input: Context Word: MIT.

Output: PersonX got into MIT on a scholarship, but PersonY did not, because _ was a mathematical genius.


Input: Context Word: cat fur.

Output: PersonX had socks made out of cat fur by PersonY.  _ loved them and wanted to tank them every day.


Input: Context Word: silver coins.

Output: PersonX's collection of silver coins were tarnished, and PersonY refused to clean them since they were rare coins. _ was upset that the coins were still dirty.


Input: Context Word: kissing.

Output: PersonX has bad breath, but PersonY does not, therefore _ is worried about kissing her boyfriend.


Input: Context Word: hated picking flowers.

Output: PersonX hated picking flowers and PersonY didn't because _ tended to have really bad allergies.


Input: Context Word: punching.

Output: An enraged PersonX kept punching the man while PersonY tried to calm her down, strange since _ was the one bypassed by him.


Input: Context Word: punching.

Output: PersonX is accused of punching PersonY in the face, so _ is likely the perpetrator in the crime.


Input: Context Word: illness.

Output: PersonX had a severe illness unlike PersonY because _ was sent to quarantine by the doctor.


Input: Context Word: illness.

Output: PersonX wanted to cure PersonY of their illness so _ checked up on the patient.


Input: Context Word: illness.

Output: PersonX was more prone to illness than PersonY because _ had a weak immune system.


Input: Context Word: illness.

Output: PersonX's pets have been plagued with illness. PersonY's have not. _ 's pet food is expired.


Input: Context Word: illness.

Output: Since PersonX told PersonY his illness,  _ has spent more time at home taking care of the kids.


Input: Context Word: illness.

Output: The illness affected PersonX's health a lot more than PersonY's because _ lived a horrible lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: varieties of oysters.

Output: PersonX was amazed at the varieties of oysters PersonY offered at her restaurant, _ loved eating oysters.


Input: Context Word: Shingles.

Output: PersonX cleaned her tan asphalt shingles and PersonY cleaned her black asphalt shingles. _ had clean tan shingles.


Input: Context Word: congestion.

Output: PersonX has a lot of congestion in his nose unlike PersonY because _ is still a little sick.


Input: Context Word: election.

Output: In the last election, PersonX voted for Clinton, and PersonY voted for Trump, so _ is a liberal.


Input: Context Word: election.

Output: It was simpler for PersonX to vote in the election than PersonY because _ lived adjacent to the voting station.


Input: Context Word: election.

Output: PersonX lost the city council election to PersonY, because _ had an inexperienced campaign manager.


Input: Context Word: Casting.

Output: PersonX is casting a blank stare off to nowhere seeming to look through PersonY so _ has a dazed look on her face..


Input: Context Word: strange.

Output: PersonX takes a lot of illegal drugs, PersonY does not and that is why _ sees strange things that aren't there.


Input: Context Word: Heartburn.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he was having heartburn, because _ had never had it before.


Input: Context Word: adjust.

Output: PersonX found it easy to adjust to their new life but PersonY really suffered. This is because _ was adaptable.


Input: Context Word: quoted.

Output: When speaking to others, PersonX often quoted phrases said by PersonY because _ was a copycat.


Input: Context Word: bowling alley.

Output: PersonX had a blast at the bowling alley while PersonY will never go back because _ is a great bowler.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: After being outside in the cold, PersonX was being taken care of by PersonY for _ contracted a head infection.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: At the doctor's, PersonX finds out about an infection, while PersonY gets a clean bill of health. _ is saddened.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX and PersonY went to the same school but they did not catch the flu infection, _ had taken a flu shot.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX cleaned their scraped knee but PersonY didn't clean theirs. _ didn't get an infection on their wound.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX got an infection after the accident unlike PersonY, because _ didn't worry about the cut.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX got really sick and had a bad infection unlike PersonY because _ never had immunizations.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX is concerned that PersonY might have an eye infection, so _ offers to drive to the doctor.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX suffered from a severe infection but not PersonY because _ didn't get an inoculation against infectious diseases.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX suspected  PersonY might have infection somewhere around the wound because _ is a health professional.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX told PersonY she couldn't come to work because her cat had an infection, but _ was lying.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX treated the infection on PersonY at the hospital after _ looked at the wound on their leg.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX was afraid of getting an infection from PersonY, so _ told them to stay away.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX was going to the hospital as opposed to PersonY because _ had a serious bodily infection.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX was more concerned about an infection than PersonY because _ had a poor immune system.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY when he thought he had an infection because _ is the patient.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: PersonX worried that PersonY had an ear infection after he complained of ear pain, so _ drove him to the doctor.


Input: Context Word: infection.

Output: The infection that PersonX has it is more serious than the one PersonY has, because _ infection is due to the Ebola virus.


Input: Context Word: disoriented.

Output: PersonX was disoriented after PersonY spun them in circles, so _ stumbled as they tried to run a straight line.


Input: Context Word: independent.

Output: In life PersonX is independent this is not the case when it come so PersonY, _ never has to depend on anyone.


Input: Context Word: independent.

Output: PersonX happens to be more emotionally independent than PersonY because _ is in a healthy relationship.


Input: Context Word: independent.

Output: PersonX was more independent than PersonY because _ had grown up without the guidance of their parents.


Input: Context Word: independent.

Output: The children of PersonX are less independent than those of PersonY, so _ must take a hands on approach with his children.


Input: Context Word: newspapers.

Output: PersonX bought some newspapers from PersonY, because _ wanted to support them and their paper route.


Input: Context Word: mothballs.

Output: PersonX always has holes in their clothes, but PersonY doesn't. _ never puts mothballs in their closet.


Input: Context Word: men.

Output: Meeting men was never a problem for PersonX but it was for PersonY because _ was very attractive.


Input: Context Word: men.

Output: So _ thinks men are great because PersonX has had great experiences with them while PersonY didn't.


Input: Context Word: spray.

Output: When PersonX sprayed an insecticide on PersonY's garden during the summer, _ was very helpful.


Input: Context Word: naturalization certificate.

Output: PersonX obtained a naturalization certificate before PersonY because _ had already been granted U.S. citizenship.


Input: Context Word: brass.

Output: The home of PersonX looked older than the home of PersonY since _ had many brass fixtures.


Input: Context Word: Puppies.

Output: personx dog had more puppies than persony dog and it is more costly for _ to get them fed.


Input: Context Word: Puppies.

Output: personx dog whelped more puppies than persony dog because _ dog has a bigger tummy.


Input: Context Word: linen.

Output: PersonX always wore a good linen suit but PersonY wore jeans as _ was very smart.


Input: Context Word: azalea.

Output: The azalea bush was considered very attractive by PersonX while PersonY though it was ugly. _ had the gardener plant more azaleas.


Input: Context Word: thunderstorms.

Output: PersonX was always afraid of thunderstorms while PersonY loved them because _ thought thunderstorms were unnerving.


Input: Context Word: Princess.

Output: PersonX was regarded as being like a Princess but PersonY was not because _ was very regal.


Input: Context Word: lettuce.

Output: PersonX always ate a lot of lettuce every day unlike PersonY because _ was a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: lettuce.

Output: PersonX liked vegetables more than PersonY but _ couldn't stand to eat lettuce in salads.


Input: Context Word: lettuce.

Output: PersonX loves the taste of lettuce but PersonY doesn't. _ ordered a big salad for dinner.


Input: Context Word: lettuce.

Output: PersonX needs an advice from PersonY on how to keep the lettuce fresh, because _ has a lot of lettuce.


Input: Context Word: lettuce.

Output: PersonX was making tacos and asked PersonY to bring some lettuce over because _ was out.


Input: Context Word: lettuce.

Output: While at the store, PersonX grabbed a head of lettuce for PersonY to use for dinner because _ knew there was none at home.


Input: Context Word: forecast.

Output: PersonX was convinced that PersonY could accurately forecast the weather, so _ always asked for predictions.


Input: Context Word: forecast.

Output: When it comes to stocks, PersonX trusts the forecast that PersonY has given. _ is a new investor.


Input: Context Word: grammar.

Output: Everyone knew that PersonX had a better education than PersonY because _ used proper grammar.


Input: Context Word: grammar.

Output: PersonX had really good grammar but PersonY didn't have good grammar because _ studied English in college.


Input: Context Word: grammar.

Output: Since PersonX had poor grammar in their paper while PersonY had great grammar, _ received a failing grade on their paper.


Input: Context Word: Train.

Output: PersonX had always wanted to be a flight attendant but PersonY had always wanted to be a pilot. _ went to school to train as a flight attendant.


Input: Context Word: Laundry.

Output: Doing the family's laundry suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was patient with the sorting.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: PersonX did not mind the scent of vinegar but not PersonY because _ had an imprecise sense of smell.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: PersonX didn't mind the smell of vinegar and PersonY hated it, so _ decorated eggs with the children.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: PersonX hated the smell of vinegar far less than PersonY so their father always picked _ to help him clean with it.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: PersonX liked to clean with vinegar but PersonY hated the smell, so _ had to use something else.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: PersonX rolls her eyes as PersonY extolls the virtues of vinegar as a cleaning solution for everything since _ is bored.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: PersonX waits for PersonY to get back with the vinegar from the local market, _ is waiting for the vinegar.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: Using vinegar to clean was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the smell of vinegar.


Input: Context Word: vinegar.

Output: Vinegar is used by PersonX to clean all sorts of things, but PersonY hates the smell, so _ has an insensitive nose.


Input: Context Word: braided.

Output: PersonX has longer hair than PersonY so the hair of _ was able to be braided.


Input: Context Word: stop losses.

Output: PersonX is being taught about stop losses by PersonY, so _ is more likely the amateur investor.


Input: Context Word: liquor.

Output: PersonX seems to always have a liquor bottle in their hand while PersonY didn't, so _ looked drunk.


Input: Context Word: churro.

Output: PersonX thought a churro was great end to a meal but not PersonY. _ ordered churros after their meal at the Mexican restaurant.


Input: Context Word: churro.

Output: PersonX wanted to make a cake for PersonY , _ asked if her favorite flavor was churro .


Input: Context Word: nutritious root vegetables.

Output: PersonX and PersonY are both on a diet which consist of nutritious root vegetables, _ has stuck to the diet.


Input: Context Word: postseason.

Output: PersonX was more of a baseball fan than PersonY so _ was heavily invested in every postseason.


Input: Context Word: Attending a School.

Output: Attending a school was a priority for PersonX but not PersonY so _ had perfect attendance for the year.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: For their birthday, PersonX wanted to improve the house with PersonY, so _ left the short boards.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to improve their golf game because _ practiced everyday.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: PersonX always tries to improve every situation in his life unlike PersonY because _ has a positive mindset.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was open to the makeover because _ wanted to improve their looks.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: PersonX was keen to improve the look of the house whereas PersonY did not. _ thought the house was ugly as it was.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: The gym coach showed PersonX how improve her run without tiring like PersonY, because _ ran fast when the race began.


Input: Context Word: improve.

Output: There was room for PersonX but not PersonY to improve their grades because _ received all effs on the report card.


Input: Context Word: Montreal.

Output: Montreal is where PersonX calls home, but PersonY resides in Lima. _ is a citizen of Canada.


Input: Context Word: neutered.

Output: PersonX had the new adopted cat neutered but not PersonY because _ felt it was humane.


Input: Context Word: neutered.

Output: PersonX took the puppy to PersonY to be neutered, because _ had a reputation as a responsible veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: Recognized.

Output: PersonX recognized the man in the waiting room before PersonY did, because _ had met the man many times.


Input: Context Word: skill.

Output: PersonX had a lot more skill in baseball than PersonY, because _ grew up playing the sport.


Input: Context Word: skill.

Output: PersonX had the skill to be a pianist but PersonY did not as _ was very good at music.


Input: Context Word: skill.

Output: PersonX has a number of things they are good but PersonY has skill, _ skill level is zero .


Input: Context Word: skill.

Output: The skill needed to complete the task was to hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was uncoordinated.


Input: Context Word: migraines.

Output: PersonX called PersonY and asked for advice about her migraines because _ was in pain.


Input: Context Word: migraines.

Output: PersonX had more frequent migraines than PersonY, so _ had to take migraine medication frequently.


Input: Context Word: turmeric.

Output: PersonX recommended that PersonY use turmeric on her chicken pox, because _ had done that when she was sick.


Input: Context Word: turmeric.

Output: The doctor told both PersonX to eat more turmeric, but not PersonY. _ was an unhealthy eater.


Input: Context Word: terrier.

Output: Everyone thinks the terrier that PersonX adopted and gave to PersonY as a gift is the cutest dog on Earth, so _ feels like they made a good decision.


Input: Context Word: sexy.

Output: It was pleasant on the eyes to look at PersonX but Not PersonY because _ was very sexy and attractive.


Input: Context Word: sexy.

Output: PersonX though they would feel sexy in PersonYs underwear, so _ snuck upstairs and put them on.


Input: Context Word: callus.

Output: PersonX had a painful callus on their foot but PersonY had perfect feet. _ made an appointment to see the podiatrist.


Input: Context Word: flu.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to miss the party because _ had the flu and a fever.


Input: Context Word: flu.

Output: PersonX caught the flu from PersonY, and _ was very regretful for having given the flu to someone.


Input: Context Word: flu.

Output: PersonX didn't get the flu this year, but PersonY did because _ got his flu shot.


Input: Context Word: flu.

Output: PersonX got the flu during wintertime but not PersonY because _ thought vaccines were fake.


Input: Context Word: flu.

Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is not therefore get your advice from _ about how to treat the flu.


Input: Context Word: flu.

Output: While PersonX had the flu and PersonY didn't, _ spent the day sleeping and watching tv.


Input: Context Word: Negative Body Image.

Output: PersonX was better in dealing with his negative body image compared to PersonY and his father was proud with _ .


Input: Context Word: meal.

Output: PersonX had just eaten lunch but PersonY was starving, so _ declined a meal from the drive-thru.


Input: Context Word: meal.

Output: PersonX wanted to show off their culinary skills to PersonY, so _ made them a five course meal.


Input: Context Word: meal.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to make a meal at the restaurant. This was because _ was a chef.


Input: Context Word: meal.

Output: PersonX was very good at preparing a meal but PersonY wasn't. _ threw great dinner parties.


Input: Context Word: hedgehog.

Output: PersonX always put out food for the local hedgehog but PersonY did not because _ was a real animal lover.


Input: Context Word: hedgehog.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a pet hedgehog for a Christmas present and _ squealed in delight to receive it from him.


Input: Context Word: hedgehog.

Output: PersonX took care of PersonY's hedgehog for a week because _ wanted to be helpful.


Input: Context Word: hedgehog.

Output: The hedgehog came up to PersonX, but ran away from PersonY because _ was the owner who gives it treats.


Input: Context Word: hedgehog.

Output: The hedgehog of PersonX bit PersonY on the hand because _ was a bad owner.


Input: Context Word: advertise.

Output: PersonX has more customers visiting their shop than PersonY because _ knows how to advertise well.


Input: Context Word: advertise.

Output: PersonX wants to advertise on PersonY's webpage, but _ keeps forgetting to write the ad copy.


Input: Context Word: coat.

Output: During the fall season PersonX insisted on going back to get a coat while PersonY was fine without one because _ was used to California weather.


Input: Context Word: coat.

Output: PersonX wore a heavier coat than PersonY because _ normally lives in a warmer climate.


Input: Context Word: coat.

Output: PersonX's dog wears a coat that she made, however PersonY's is from Walmart. Therefore, _ prefers handmade things.


Input: Context Word: coat.

Output: The coat of PersonX is brighter than that of PersonY due to _ having a more eccentric personality.


Input: Context Word: coat.

Output: The coat of PersonX is dirty, while PersonY's is always clean, so _ is probably a dirtier person.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX had to hire PersonY to install the TV mount, because _ was clueless about how to do it.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY install the program on the computer because _ was adept with computers.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX knew how to install a computer operating system but PersonY did not as _ was very good with technology.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX knew how to install the tv antenna while PersonY did not, so _ put it on the roof.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX was able to install the air conditioner without any help but PersonY needed much assistance, because _ was electronically inclined.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX was able to install the computer software themselves, but PersonY failed to do so, because _ was a computer expert.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX was very handy with appliances compared to PersonY so _ helped her to install her dishwasher.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX wasn't able to open their windows in summer like PersonY because _ couldn't install window screens.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: PersonX's currently learning how to install molding in homes from PersonY, so _ is an apprentice.


Input: Context Word: install.

Output: The job for windows install suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had more knowledge of window installs.


Input: Context Word: curriculum vitae.

Output: personx writes a worse curriculum vitae than persony even though _ has better grades in school.


Input: Context Word: talkative.

Output: PersonX was exhausted listening to the talkative PersonY, because _ was tired of the prattle.


Input: Context Word: talkative.

Output: PersonX was less talkative now than PersonY but _ was actually less shy in school.


Input: Context Word: glass door.

Output: The sliding glass door was broken when PersonX pushed PersonY through it because _ is a bully.


Input: Context Word: affects.

Output: These are the negative sidde affects you might suffer PersonX tells PersonY, _ is knows a lot about medication.


Input: Context Word: levels.

Output: PersonX advised PersonY to drink coffee, because _ had been advised by her doctor to increase coffee to lower her ALT levels.


Input: Context Word: seasoning.

Output: PersonX coughed more when they were eating their food than PersonY because there was more seasoning in the food of _ .


Input: Context Word: seasoning.

Output: The food cooked by PersonX but not PersonY was bland because _ did not use any spices or seasoning.


Input: Context Word: immunity.

Output: PersonX is getting full immunity during the trial but not PersonY because _ is going to testify.


Input: Context Word: immunity.

Output: PersonX was sick a lot less than PersonY was because _ had a better immunity.


Input: Context Word: rights.

Output: PersonX violated the rights of PersonY, because _ had too much power over other people.


Input: Context Word: hockey.

Output: As a kid, PersonX played hockey, while PersonY was in choir, so _ is more athletically inclined.


Input: Context Word: hockey.

Output: PersonX knew more about the rules of professional hockey than PersonY because _ liked watching winter sports.


Input: Context Word: wedding cake.

Output: PersonX had a piece of wedding cake but PersonY did not because _ loved sweet foods.


Input: Context Word: wedding cake.

Output: PersonX ordered the wedding cake from PersonY when _ was asked to make the arrangements.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX always went to the store on the corner unlike PersonY because _ loved that place.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a ride to the grocery store, because _ 's car was broken.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to store a large amount of bananas, because _ ran out of storage space.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX didn't have money but went along with PersonY to the store, _ ended up with no groceries.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX is opening an organic store and asks if PersonY wants to work for her, because _ needs employees.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX went to the store for PersonY since _ is currently the healthy one at home.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX went to the store for PersonY since _ was feeling quite helpful that day.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX went to the store while PersonY went to work, and _ spent the next couple hours shopping.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: PersonX's store has more loyal customers than PersonY's store does because _ 's store is older.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: The store is right next to PersonX unlike PersonY because _ lives in the same area of town.


Input: Context Word: store.

Output: The store was owned by PersonX who employed PersonY , so _ paid her for her hours worked.


Input: Context Word: Communicate.

Output: PersonX was better able to communicate their ideas to the group than PersonY, because _ was confident.


Input: Context Word: pink eye.

Output: On vacation, PersonX got pink eye, while PersonY was just fine. _ doesn't wash his hands enough.


Input: Context Word: measured.

Output: The waist of PersonX measured more inches than that of PersonY because _ ate much more.


Input: Context Word: social security card.

Output: PersonX went to get a new social security card because they recently married PersonY and _ needed help getting the documentation together.


Input: Context Word: monsters.

Output: PersonX is a child psychologist, PersonY is not therefore _ could give you advice about your child's fear of monsters.


Input: Context Word: trusted.

Output: PersonX is trusted by people a lot more than PersonY is because _ is a truthful person.


Input: Context Word: trusted.

Output: PersonX trusted PersonY with all of their secrets, but _ didn't realize they were a gossip.


Input: Context Word: videos.

Output: PersonX loves to spend a night watching videos but PersonY does not. _ subscribed to Hulu and Netflix.


Input: Context Word: owner's manual.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to fix the computer because _ had consulted the owner's manual.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: If they had to sit an exam PersonX would do better than PersonY because _ would be very calm.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: It was impossible for PersonX but not PersonY to pass the class because _ had not taken the final exam.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX did not study for the exam while PersonY was well-prepared; _ earned a poor grade.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX finished the exam faster than PersonY because _ remembered how to do the material.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX had a harder time on the exam than PersonY because _ kept forgetting to study.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX has a very early college exam in the morning and asks PersonY to be quieter. _ needs to go to sleep.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX knows PersonY has an exam on Friday and _ knew that they were going to fail it.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX passed the exam while PersonY failed because _ studied hard for the exam leading up to it.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX saw that PersonY was nervous for the exam. _ was very confident he had studied enough.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX scored less in exam compared to PersonY because _ is disorganized in exam preparation.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX scored the highest mark on his exam while PersonY failed, so father rewarder _ for the results.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX studied hard for the exam and PersonY did not. _ passed the exam with flying colors.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: PersonX was jealous of PersonY despite _ also passing the final exam in history class.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: So _ was quite worried about the exam that's coming because PersonX forgot to study and PersonY didn't.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: The exam was tough for PersonX but was a breeze for PersonY , as _ slacked on studying.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: The teacher awarded PersonX a higher score on the exam than PersonY because _ got more questions correct.


Input: Context Word: exam.

Output: The teacher was sympathetic towards PersonX but not PersonY because _ was well-prepared for the exam.


Input: Context Word: access.

Output: PersonX had access to the internet at home and PersonY did not, and because of this, _ spent a lot at home researching their paper.


Input: Context Word: french kiss.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he could practice a french kiss on her, because _ had never done it before.


Input: Context Word: ticket.

Output: PersonX gives PersonY a ticket for speeding on the highway, because _ knows they need to uphold the rules.


Input: Context Word: ticket.

Output: PersonX was given a speeding ticket by PersonY because _ was going too fast on the freeway.


Input: Context Word: ticket.

Output: PersonX's record is filled with speeding and parking tickets, while PersonY has none, so _ pays his fines.


Input: Context Word: Organizing.

Output: PersonX always needed help with organizing her belongings and closet unlike PersonY because _ was messy.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: PersonX likes meat and cheese on a house salad, but not PersonY because _ has never been a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: PersonX loved to eat meat way more than PersonY because _ was a carnivore and not a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: PersonX only eats meat in his diet, while PersonY sticks to vegetables. _ is on the Atkins Diet.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: PersonX served PersonY a lot of meat at the dinner last night because _ was cooking.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: PersonX told PersonY that he is a vegetarian, but _ tried to hide the meat.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: PersonX's meat from the store spoiled, but PersonY never has that problem because _ shops at a cheaper grocer.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: The meat PersonX made for the pot luck is tastier than PersonY's because _ uses a better grade of meat.


Input: Context Word: meat.

Output: While PersonX loves eating meat, PersonY is a vegetarian. They went to a steakhouse and _ happily ate a steak .


Input: Context Word: supportive.

Output: PersonX found it hard to be supportive of his student's efforts than PersonY because _ did not have a lot of teaching experience.


Input: Context Word: supportive.

Output: PersonX was more supportive of the event than PersonY because it was _ political party hosting the event.


Input: Context Word: supportive.

Output: PersonX was never supportive of PersonY's dreams, so when they became famous, _ was jealous.


Input: Context Word: supportive.

Output: PersonX was so supportive of PersonY during her hard time, and _ was very gracious with her help.


Input: Context Word: mold and mildew.

Output: PersonX left the sunroof open in the car while PersonY always closed it. _ got mold and mildew in the seats.


Input: Context Word: thriller.

Output: PersonX went to the theater to watch the thriller, but PersonY did not come along, because _ found suspenseful movies amusing.


Input: Context Word: sensitive.

Output: PersonX had much less sensitive skin than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about being in the sun.


Input: Context Word: sensitive.

Output: PersonX had to deal with sensitive tooth pain unlike PersonY because _ never used a soft bristled tooth brush.


Input: Context Word: sensitive.

Output: PersonX wore more shorts in the summer months than PersonY because _ had less sensitive skin.


Input: Context Word: sensitive.

Output: Staying quiet about the upcoming merger was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ was not really used to handling sensitive information.


Input: Context Word: a demand letter.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY two weeks to respond after sending him a demand letter. .After that _ will sue him in the court.


Input: Context Word: pastor.

Output: PersonX went to a pastor to discuss their problems, but PersonY sought out a psychiatrist, because _ was an atheist.


Input: Context Word: concealer.

Output: PersonX cares about concealer and makeup much more than PersonY, so _ is likely more materialistic.


Input: Context Word: tired.

Output: PersonX didn't workout as much as PersonY so _ got tired easily after a trip to the gym.


Input: Context Word: tired.

Output: PersonX was always tired anymore and PersonY offered to help because _ needed a good exercise program.


Input: Context Word: favorite.

Output: On their visit to today PersonX asked PersonY who was their favorite actor, _ likes conversation with others .


Input: Context Word: favorite.

Output: PersonX found PersonY's favorite thing and made every effort to destroy it, because _ is evil.


Input: Context Word: favorite.

Output: PersonX was always the favorite of the family's patriarch, while PersonY was the black-ship and that made _ very unhappy.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output: PersonX always has to carry around a pair of glasses unlike PersonY because _ has impaired vision.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output: PersonX didn't see PersonY in their field of vision so _ hit their car at the intersection.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output: PersonX had a clear vision point while hunting but not PersonY because _ had the night vision gear.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output: PersonX had poor vision while PersonY did not, so _ had to wear corrective glasses.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output: PersonX went to see PersonY in hopes that they could get better vision because _ wanted Lasik.


Input: Context Word: cockatoo.

Output: After deciding to get a bird, PersonX bought a cockatoo from PersonY because _ didn't work in a pet store.


Input: Context Word: cockatoo.

Output: PersonX was more irritated than PersonY by the tweeting of the cockatoo, because _ had a headache.


Input: Context Word: technical.

Output: PersonX was vague with the instructions, but PersonY gave technical details, so _ was worse at giving guidance.


Input: Context Word: black circles.

Output: PersonX's eyes have black circles under them, while PersonY's look healthy. That's cause _ tossed and turned all night.


Input: Context Word: Mascara.

Output: PersonX had marvelous looking eyes but PersonY had plain looking eyes. _ had their mascara done by a makeup artist.


Input: Context Word: desserts.

Output: Making incredibly tasty desserts suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had been a pastry chef.


Input: Context Word: sister.

Output: The sister of PersonX is mean to him, but PersonY's is very nice. _ is always annoyed at that.


Input: Context Word: nasal.

Output: PersonX often had nasal issues but PersonY didn't because _ was plagued a deviated septum.


Input: Context Word: nasal.

Output: PersonX thought they had a nasal infection and asked PersonY to drive her to the doctor, because _ didn't know how to drive.


Input: Context Word: cardboard.

Output: PersonX lived in a cardboard home but PersonY lived in a brick home. _ had their home destroyed in the thunderstorm.


Input: Context Word: dentures.

Output: Cleaning dentures was a necessity for PersonX but not PersonY because _ wore dentures everyday.


Input: Context Word: dentures.

Output: PersonX bought a new pair of dentures, but PersonY had a full set of teeth, so _ needed to clean their dentures that night.


Input: Context Word: dentures.

Output: PersonX was better able to cope with their partial dentures than PersonY because _ wore them as much as possible.


Input: Context Word: dentures.

Output: PersonX wore dentures that PersonY had bought for him because _ had a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: dentures.

Output: PersonX wore dentures while PersonY had all their teeth since _ was older and took poor care of their teeth.


Input: Context Word: Morning.

Output: PersonX is a morning person, while PersonY is a night owl, so _ wakes at 8 AM.


Input: Context Word: device.

Output: PersonX was able to use their device for longer than PersonY because _ remembered to bring their charger.


Input: Context Word: village.

Output: Living in a small village was perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _ grew up in a rural area.


Input: Context Word: chin.

Output: PersonX got a lump on his chin after PersonY accidentally hit him with a baseball bat, so _ felt angry.


Input: Context Word: creature.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had nightmares because _ remembered the creature they saw at the zoo.


Input: Context Word: CEO.

Output: PersonX was chosen over PersonY to be the next CEO of the company, even though _ had less experience.


Input: Context Word: make a sofa cover.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to make a sofa cover because _ didn't own a sewing machine.


Input: Context Word: kick.

Output: PersonX is practicing a new swimming kick that PersonY taught them, but _ doesn't have the hang of it yet.


Input: Context Word: kick.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to kick when swimming since _ had been swimming for several years now.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: Being a doctor was always PersonX's dream while PersonY wanted to be a lawyer, so _ went to medical school.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they were planning on going to visit the doctor because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time she had to go to the doctor because _ forgot what time the appointment was.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX became a doctor while PersonY did not despite the fact that _ failed medical school.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY to the doctor two weeks ago because _ wanted to be helpful.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX drove PersonY to the family doctor because _ was still not feeling well after pneumonia.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX got over their sickness a lot quicker than PersonY because _ went to the doctor and got medicine.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX is a doctor and PersonY is a patient, so _ prescribed an antibiotic to make a person better.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX is unhealthier than PersonY, so _ has to schedule a lot more doctor's appointments.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX is working as a doctor and PersonY is working as a volunteer, so _ is rich.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX knew more about medicine than PersonY did because _ was learning to be a doctor.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was sick, so _ insisted they go to the doctor and get checked out.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX visited the doctor more often than PersonY did because _ was sick more often.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX was a good doctor but PersonY was not. _ never got sued for malpractice.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX was scared to always go to the doctor unlike PersonY because _ had a lot of anxiety.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX was studying to become a doctor and PersonY was very supportive. When she failed a test, _ decided to give up.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: PersonX went to the doctor get a prescription for antibiotics from PersonY, because _ was a GP.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: The doctor in the hospital that PersonX goes to is better than PersonY's, because _ doctor has more training.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: The doctor tells PersonX he has cancer, but PersonY's results were negative, so _ is scared.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: When PersonX visited the doctor, PersonY was able to get a prescription because _ was sick.


Input: Context Word: doctor.

Output: While PersonX talked to the doctor, PersonY was sitting in the waiting room and _ felt apprehensive.


Input: Context Word: pruned.

Output: PersonX pruned her roses this winter while PersonY pruned her hedges. _ the roses were pruned.


Input: Context Word: pruned.

Output: The tree of PersonX looked better than the tree of PersonY because _ always pruned their trees.


Input: Context Word: temperature.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what the high temperature was going to be that day because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: temperature.

Output: PersonX thought the temperature was too warm while PersonY thought it was too cold, so _ turned the heat down.


Input: Context Word: temperature.

Output: PersonX was wearing a sweatshirt while PersonY was in a tank top because _ thought the temperature outside was far too cold.


Input: Context Word: temperature.

Output: When PersonX went to PersonY's house he was cold, so _ asked for the temperature to be turned up.


Input: Context Word: seeking.

Output: This time of year PersonX is seeking for something cold to drink which PersonY always has, _ is hot.


Input: Context Word: live life after the death of a spouse.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY learn to live life after the death of a spouse because _ had went through it before.


Input: Context Word: Beard.

Output: PersonX learned how to grow a long beard by watching PersonY 's videos. _ lacked authority on this topic.


Input: Context Word: Beard.

Output: personx wanted to keep a long beards like persony was doing and _ sought him for advice.


Input: Context Word: embroider by hand.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY failed the arts and crafts class because _ could not embroider by hand.


Input: Context Word: pushup.

Output: Doing a pushup was very hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was in bad shape.


Input: Context Word: cutting.

Output: PersonX had a hard time cutting the food but not PersonY because _ had a dull knife.


Input: Context Word: cutting.

Output: PersonX was better at cutting trees than PersonY was, so _ took the lumberjack job.


Input: Context Word: scrabble.

Output: The scrabble game was more intense for PersonX and not PersonY because _ is a very competitive person.


Input: Context Word: mattress.

Output: PersonX had a bad back and went mattress shopping with PersonY ,  _ wanted to get a firm mattress.


Input: Context Word: mattress.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY flip and clean her mattress before moving day, because _ was a helpful roommate.


Input: Context Word: mattress.

Output: PersonX went shopping for a mattress last weekend without PersonY because _ needed a new one.


Input: Context Word: mattress.

Output: PersonX went to see PersonY about a new mattress since _ sold them for a living.


Input: Context Word: sand dollars.

Output: Collecting sand dollars is a favorite pasttime of PersonX but not PersonY because _ feels they are clean and beautiful.


Input: Context Word: silverware.

Output: Old, antique silverware was passed down from PersonX to her daughter, PersonY, when _ passed away.


Input: Context Word: silverware.

Output: PersonX got silverware for Christmas unlike PersonY because _ needed a nicer set for dinner parties.


Input: Context Word: silverware.

Output: PersonX shows PersonY how to formally set the silverware because _ has taken etiquette classes.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: Investing in the stock market suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loves doing research.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX did a lot of research before writing a paper whilst PersonY did not because _ was very careful.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX did most of the research for the project compared to PersonY even though _ has less experience on advertising.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX had to do extensive research for work while PersonY didn't because _ was a manager.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX loves doing research, but not PersonY, so _ got an A on the research paper.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX spent long hours at the library doing research and studying, while PersonY goofed off and went out drinking. _ earned better grades on the final test.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX was PersonY's new research assistant so _ tried to follow the instructions they were given.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX was in charge of the research into PersonY's condition, so _ felt responsible for the solution.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: PersonX's research wasn't as thourough as PersonY's because _ didn't have access to the chemistry lab.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: Research came easy to PersonX as compared to PersonY because _ father was a scientist.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: The teacher gave PersonX a better grade on his paper than PersonY got because _ did more research.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: To research a project PersonX asked PersonY some information on a subject, _ seeks information from him.


Input: Context Word: research.

Output: While PersonX worked at fast food, PersonY worked in a research lab, and _ had limited science education.


Input: Context Word: playtime.

Output: PersonX loved the high slide during playtime but PersonY did not because _ liked being high off the ground.


Input: Context Word: abusive.

Output: Growing up PersonX was treated different then PersonY and scared of getting close to others, _ had a abusive childhood.


Input: Context Word: abusive.

Output: Knowing that PersonX was in an abusive relationship, PersonY offered a place to stay, because _ was being abused.


Input: Context Word: abusive.

Output: The state took the children from PersonX but not from PersonY because _ was an abusive parent.


Input: Context Word: gallery.

Output: The art gallery that PersonX took PersonY to was closed that day, so _ felt like a bad planner.


Input: Context Word: beets.

Output: PersonX made PersonY a salad but _ forgot that loves beets and other red fruits.


Input: Context Word: online.

Output: PersonX contacted PersonY online to ask about tickets to the festival, because _ isn't shy about contacting strangers.


Input: Context Word: online.

Output: PersonX could not log onto her online banking account so asked PersonY for help, because _ forgot the password.


Input: Context Word: online.

Output: PersonX loved being on her computer while PersonY loved the outdoors, so you would often find _ online .


Input: Context Word: lipstick.

Output: PersonX applied black lip liner and dark purple lipstick to PersonY's lips, because _ was her makeup artist.


Input: Context Word: lipstick.

Output: PersonX would always wear bright lipstick while PersonY preferred lip-gloss, as _ is the center of attention.


Input: Context Word: client.

Output: PersonX is a client of PersonY at the salon and _ is grateful for the work that they perform.


Input: Context Word: restoration.

Output: PersonX is in need of restoration but is tight on money PersonY prices restoration jobs based on income, _ needs help.


Input: Context Word: hyperventilating.

Output: PersonX started hyperventilating  when PersonY started to fall, because _ was expected to be the hero.


Input: Context Word: mouse cage.

Output: The mouse cage that PersonX owns is filthy, while PersonY's clean because _ cleans it once a month.


Input: Context Word: refused.

Output: After learning of the betrayal, PersonX refused to be friends with PersonY because _ was unforgiving.


Input: Context Word: horseback riding.

Output: PersonX had been horseback riding since childhood but PersonY had purposefully never been. _ was obsessed with horses.


Input: Context Word: greet.

Output: PersonX greeted PersonY at the even but he did not respond to him because _ is humble.


Input: Context Word: Cricket.

Output: Cricket is a favorite past time of PersonX, while PersonY has never heard of it. _ is more likely to be British.


Input: Context Word: Landlord.

Output: PersonX had a very bad landlord but PersonY had a good one. _ had their apartment repaired with no trouble when it was needed.


Input: Context Word: editorial.

Output: PersonX was mad that PersonY had their editorial accepted over theirs, but it was because _ had written a worse one.


Input: Context Word: entertain.

Output: Dinner parties were a hassle for PersonX but not PersonY. _ hated having to cook and entertain guests.


Input: Context Word: entertain.

Output: PersonX loved to have friends over and entertain them but PersonY didn't. _ threw dinner parties once a month.


Input: Context Word: namaste.

Output: PersonX bowed to PersonY and then _ spoke the word namaste in a calm voice.


Input: Context Word: Sales.

Output: personx use to make a higher sales when marketing with persony because _ feels more fluent.


Input: Context Word: rust.

Output: PersonX combined a 50/50 mixture of baking soda and water in a bowl and made rust remove paste for PersonY because _ saw some rust on his bike.


Input: Context Word: rust.

Output: PersonX enlisted PersonYs help with remove rust from their old car, but _ had no idea what to do.


Input: Context Word: rust.

Output: PersonX's vehicle was covered in rust whereas PersonY's was not because _ was very negligent about maintenance.


Input: Context Word: rust.

Output: The rust PersonX left when cleaning the pipe was more than when PersonY did it, so _ had to clean up more.


Input: Context Word: sushi.

Output: PersonX didn't say anything about hating sushi as her date PersonY had spent a lot of time planning so _ was stoic.


Input: Context Word: sushi.

Output: PersonX loved to eat sushi but PersonY thought it was yucky. _ ordered a spicy tuna roll for their meal.


Input: Context Word: bladder.

Output: PersonX can go a long time without visiting a bathroom but PersonY cannot because _ has a large bladder.


Input: Context Word: bladder.

Output: PersonX has to always go to the toilet unlike PersonY because _ has a horrible bladder problem.


Input: Context Word: bladder.

Output: PersonX went to see PersonY about their loss of bladder control, and _ had tests run on them to see what was wrong.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX always wanted to go on a cruise and PersonY wanted to help pick the right cruise because _ had never been on a cruise.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help set up her cruise because _ was no good at planning a vacation.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX had an easier time starting a cruise line than PersonY because _ had more capital.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX had problems with seasickness but PersonY wasn't bother by it. _ was unhappy on their cruise vacation.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX hopes that PersonY will want to go on a cruise, because _ wants to be on the water.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX went on a cruise for vacation while PersonY went to a hotel by tourist spots, so _ spent most of their vacation on the water.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: PersonX went on a cruise last week unlike PersonY because _ has a lot of money to his name.


Input: Context Word: cruise.

Output: The cruise was an ideal vacation for PersonX, but not for PersonY, because _ loves the water.


Input: Context Word: cyst.

Output: PersonX diagnosed PersonY with an ovarian cyst so _ was answering questions about how to take care of it.


Input: Context Word: cyst.

Output: PersonX went to the doctor and had a more thorough visit than PersonY because _ had a cyst to remove.


Input: Context Word: expressions.

Output: PersonX knew exactly how to read the expressions on PersonY's face, because _ was very observant.


Input: Context Word: cruel.

Output: PersonX was way more cruel than PersonY because _ grew up in a horrible area of town without a family.


Input: Context Word: hot.

Output: PersonX was happy to heat very hot soup but PersonY was not because _ was insensitive to temperature.


Input: Context Word: hot.

Output: PersonX was very hot during the hike, while PersonY complained of being cold, because _ was wearing too many layers.


Input: Context Word: kale.

Output: PersonX thought kale was tasty but PersonY did not. _ had kale salad for dinner.


Input: Context Word: screening.

Output: Passing a drug screening was going to be difficult for PersonX but not PersonY because _ smoked a lot of marijuana.


Input: Context Word: fracture.

Output: PersonX fractured their hip bone when they fell down but PersonY did not because _ has weak bones.


Input: Context Word: fracture.

Output: PersonX knew what to do when the runner fractured their leg but not PersonY because _ had been trained in first aid.


Input: Context Word: fracture.

Output: The fracture on the leg of PersonX was worse than that on PersonY because _ fell from a greater height.


Input: Context Word: fracture.

Output: When she fell out of the tree, PersonX fractured her ankle and PersonY carried her to the house. _ was in pain and had to be rushed to the hospital.


Input: Context Word: CPR.

Output: After a car wreck, PersonX needed CPR from PersonY because _ was not currently breathing.


Input: Context Word: CPR.

Output: After almost drowning PersonX was saved by PersonY performing CPR on him. _ was very grateful.


Input: Context Word: CPR.

Output: PersonX learned CPR in their college health class but PersonY never learnt the procedure. _ was calm and confident helping the heart attack victim.


Input: Context Word: CPR.

Output: PersonX wants some to perform a CPR on her baby so she asks PersonY for help, because _ can't do it herself.


Input: Context Word: Dance.

Output: At Prom, PersonX asked PersonY to dance with them because _ had a large crush on them.


Input: Context Word: Dance.

Output: Learning to dance was something that came easy to PersonX but posed a challenge for PersonY because _ had a musical bone.


Input: Context Word: Dance.

Output: PersonX cheered and clapped for PersonY after _ watched her perform a beautiful dance routine on the stage.


Input: Context Word: Lettuce.

Output: The veggies where ready to be picked so PersonX picked, but PersonY didn't that is why _ found the lettuce.


Input: Context Word: Monkey.

Output: When the monkey flung poo at the crowd, PersonX was quick to duck but not PersonY. _ didn't get poo on their clothes.


Input: Context Word: potluck.

Output: PersonX loved going to a potluck dinner but not PersonY. _ was overjoyed to get an invite to the church potluck dinner.


Input: Context Word: attract.

Output: PersonX did all the talking to attract customers for PersonY because _ is personable and chatty.


Input: Context Word: attract.

Output: PersonX failed to attract PersonY 's attention with his new wardrobe, as _ was just too pushy with it.


Input: Context Word: attract.

Output: When they were out drinking on a Friday night, PersonX was trying to attract a man while PersonY was not, because _ was single and looking for a boyfriend.


Input: Context Word: intelligent.

Output: Of the two, PersonX is less intelligent than PersonY is. That's because _ dropped out of college.


Input: Context Word: intelligent.

Output: People consider PersonX to be less intelligent than PersonY due to _ being a plumber.


Input: Context Word: intelligent.

Output: PersonX is much more influential and intelligent than PersonY because _ has a college degree.


Input: Context Word: intelligent.

Output: PersonX was considered to be very intelligent unlike PersonY because _ skipped a year of school.


Input: Context Word: intelligent.

Output: PersonX was more intelligent in all topics in school than PersonY, as _ was academically smart.


Input: Context Word: intelligent.

Output: PersonX was much more intelligent and booksmart than PersonY because _ read a lot of books.


Input: Context Word: geodes.

Output: PersonX is better at finding geodes outdoors than PersonY is because _ is a rock hound.


Input: Context Word: editor.

Output: Although PersonX was a much better writer than PersonY even _ couldn't argue the other is a much better editor.


Input: Context Word: editor.

Output: Learning to become an editor was perfect for PersonX but not for PersonY due to _ having dreams of working in the publishing business.


Input: Context Word: editor.

Output: PersonX was more excited to visit the editor than PersonY because _ loved the new book.


Input: Context Word: editor.

Output: The book written by PersonX was better than the one by PersonY because _ had hired a better editor.


Input: Context Word: seafood.

Output: After going fishing PersonX and PersonY went to eat, the thought of eating seafood made _ feel sick.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: Although PersonX is a worse chemistry student than PersonY _ understands the lab work so much better.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: Chemistry class was hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ hated studying sciences in school.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: Chemistry comes more naturally to PersonX as opposed to PersonY because _ is better at sciences.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: PersonX enjoyed going to chemistry lab but PersonY did not, because _ liked doing chemical reactions in class.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: PersonX felt the chemistry between themselves and PersonY, so _ approached them about getting into a relationship.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: The teacher flunked PersonX in chemistry while PersonY got a good grade because _ was a poor at chemistry.


Input: Context Word: chemistry.

Output: When the chemistry experiment involving volcanoes blew up all over the student lab, PersonX criticized PersonY when _ ended up cleaning the entire mess.


Input: Context Word: withdrawal.

Output: PersonX was being supervised by PersonY during their withdrawal from drugs because _ was a patient.


Input: Context Word: Styrofoam.

Output: PersonX is sending a delicate package while PersonY is sending a resistant one, _ uses Styrofoam and tape to prepare his packege.


Input: Context Word: bird watching.

Output: PersonX always likes to go bird watching in bird sanctuary with PersonY because _ is a beginner birder.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: Because PersonX violated the terms of the contract with PersonY, the arbitrator sided against _ in the formal hearing.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX entered into a legally binding contract with PersonY to sublet a portion of the house, and _ was glad to get the extra income.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX failed to follow the rules of the contract they made with PersonY, so _ was sued.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX read the contract carefully before signing it but PersonY didn't. _ didn't get ripped off by the shady merchant.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX wanted to get rid of her Mafia rival PersonY , so _ now put a contract on her.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX was ready to sign the contract but not PersonY because _ thought it was fair.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX worked long and hard, even desperately, to prepare for renegotiating her contract with PersonY, _ could hardly afford not to.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY for violating the contract even though the contract heavily favored _ .


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: PersonX's contract was about to be up while PersonY still had six weeks, so _ was anxious.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: The contract of PersonX will expire next week while PersonY's won't because _ is quitting the job.


Input: Context Word: contract.

Output: The contract written by PersonX kind of screws over PersonY because _ is a good negotiator.


Input: Context Word: racquetball.

Output: PersonX stepped his racquetball game up by playing a lot, but PersonY hardly ever played. _ was voted MVP of their league.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX allowed PersonY to use and shower in the bathroom because _ 's bathroom was working.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX and PersonY both needed to use the bathroom but the latter got there first. _ was upset.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX is a Janitor at the mall and PersonY is also a Janitor, while _ is using the bathroom she cleans the north side of the mall.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX just remodeled his bathroom while PersonY wants to remodel hers, _ gave advice on how to remodel a home.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX needed the bathroom before PersonY , so _ let her go in after her.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX really had to go the bathroom while he was at PersonY's house, causing _ to feel embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to clean the bathroom this time because _ never cleans it.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: PersonX went by PersonY house to ask if they knew of any sales on bathroom supplie, _ was eager for her answer.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: The new bathroom at PersonX's house was bigger then PersonY's which made _ feel smug.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: The tiles PersonX chose for the bathroom remodeling project were bright, but PersonY loved them anyway. _ is an interior designer.


Input: Context Word: bathroom.

Output: When PersonX was ready to remodel the bathroom, he called PersonY. _ was a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: Accounting.

Output: PersonX handled the accounting for PersonY because _ was a certified accountant with a CPA.


Input: Context Word: biscuits.

Output: PersonX is making a hot bisquick biscuits for PersonY, because _ loves making other people happy.


Input: Context Word: biscuits.

Output: PersonX made PersonY some home made biscuits and _  wanted to be thanked for them.


Input: Context Word: biscuits.

Output: Sunday afternoon PersonX made some buttermilk biscuits for PersonY, and _ made quick work of making them.


Input: Context Word: biscuits.

Output: The biscuits made by PersonX were flaky and delicious but those made by PersonY were hard and dry, because _ always baked delicious treats.


Input: Context Word: biscuits.

Output: While eating out, PersonX decided to try out biscuits, and PersonY avoided them. _ ate anything despite being on a diet.


Input: Context Word: organise.

Output: PersonX made sure to help organise the big event for PersonY's big speech because _ was the assistant.


Input: Context Word: education.

Output: Although both have a similar education, PersonX gets hired more than PersonY because _ has an impressive resume and lots of experience.


Input: Context Word: education.

Output: PersonX had more education than PersonY since _ was able to attend college after high school.


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

Output: PersonX had to take the cat to the vet instead of PersonY because _ had the day off of work.


Input: Context Word: domain.

Output: PersonX was very comfortable entering PersonY 's personal domain any time, as _ was very self-assured.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: After PersonX pitched a ball that got clobbered for a home run by PersonY in a baseball game, _ felt dejected.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: PersonX arrived at the finish line of the race later than PersonY did because _ chose not to run.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: PersonX is an athlete and wants help from his coach PersonY, because _ wants to run faster.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: PersonX likes to go out for a morning run everyday unlike PersonY so _ can get fresh air.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: PersonX likes to run a lot more than PersonY does so _ is very physically fit.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: PersonX was able to run faster than PersonY, so _ finished the marathon within 1 hour.


Input: Context Word: run.

Output: To get healthy PersonX has decided to PersonY and to start running everyday, _ is not in good health.


Input: Context Word: tank top.

Output: PersonX gained a little weight so she gave PersonY a few tank tops because they fit _ poorly.


Input: Context Word: tank top.

Output: PersonX loved to wear his tank top out in public and embarrass PersonY, because _ refused to change.


Input: Context Word: talking.

Output: Although PersonX was a more considerate than PersonY in their relationship, _ had difficulty talking about their problems.


Input: Context Word: talking.

Output: PersonX was able to get a raise while PersonY was not because _ was more assertive when talking to the boss.


Input: Context Word: talking.

Output: PersonX was yelling at PersonY while they were talking, which made it easy to hear _ .


Input: Context Word: talking.

Output: Talking to many different people at parties suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was an extrovert.


Input: Context Word: Spiderman.

Output: PersonX favorite comic book hero is Spiderman PersonY favorite comic book hero is Spiderman to, _ is selling her 1st edition Spiderman comic for 100 dollars.


Input: Context Word: cracked.

Output: The hands of PersonX were more cracked than the hands of PersonY although _ worked harder.


Input: Context Word: creativity.

Output: PersonX didn't have nearly the amount of creativity as PersonY, which is why _ failed at becoming an artist.


Input: Context Word: creativity.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY and his creativity because _  was so upset about the graffiti on the walls.


Input: Context Word: creativity.

Output: The creativity was far superior in PersonX than in PersonY because _ was very imaginative.


Input: Context Word: fire extinguisher.

Output: PersonX grabs the fire extinguisher to help PersonY put out the fire because _ thought it was full.


Input: Context Word: vendor.

Output: PersonX bought an apple from the vendor and gave it to PersonY, because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: group.

Output: PersonX led the group and PersonY followed it, so _ was the one who made the decisions.


Input: Context Word: group.

Output: PersonX was the one in the group that PersonY listened to, because _ was the leader.


Input: Context Word: group.

Output: The group avoided talking to PersonX but not PersonY because the group hated _ forever.


Input: Context Word: group.

Output: The group of people ignored PersonX and not PersonY because _ was not the leader of the group.


Input: Context Word: group.

Output: The singing group that PersonX started sounds awesome, but PersonY's does not, because _ 's group practices a lot more.


Input: Context Word: wild rabbit.

Output: Running like a wild rabbit helped PersonX win the race but not PersonY because _ was very fast.


Input: Context Word: role model.

Output: The fireman was a role model to PersonX but not PersonY because _ wanted to be a firefighter one day.


Input: Context Word: video.

Output: PersonX gave a video to PersonY for his birthday, but he already owned it. _ decided to give him something else instead.


Input: Context Word: Nursing.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY advice on nursing a child because _ was usually the one to give advice.


Input: Context Word: eradicate.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY bought toothpaste that would eradicate bacteria because _ had a mild case of gum disease.


Input: Context Word: scratched.

Output: PersonX ended up calling the police over an incident involving PersonY because _ was scratched by them.


Input: Context Word: pudding.

Output: Since her chocolate pudding did not turn out as well as she expected, PersonX asked PersonY if _ should try to make it again.


Input: Context Word: pudding.

Output: The pudding was cooked by PersonX for PersonY and _ could not wait for her to try it.


Input: Context Word: agencies.

Output: Although from competing agencies, PersonX asked PersonY to work with them, because _ needed help with the project.


Input: Context Word: missing.

Output: PersonX found themselves missing PersonY terribly after the breakup, because _ hadn't started dating again.


Input: Context Word: Costochondritis.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to call a doctor for advie on how to treat Costochondritis because _ was far away from the phone.


Input: Context Word: oogling.

Output: PersonX couldn't stop oogling at PersonY's new and sexy dress so _ got in a little closer.


Input: Context Word: outlook.

Output: PersonX had a better outlook in life than PersonY, because _ was an optimistic person.


Input: Context Word: SOCCER.

Output: PersonX didn't practice any soccer while PersonY did daily. _ didn't make the soccer team.


Input: Context Word: ready.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was ready for the attack because _ heard the enemy approaching.


Input: Context Word: ready.

Output: Told to be ready by PersonX , PersonY has waiting a few minutes, _ is picking them up.


Input: Context Word: Dermatillomania.

Output: PersonX had a severe case of dermatillomania that PersonY knew how to treat, but _ refused the help.


Input: Context Word: Boil.

Output: personx finally got rid of the boil he contacted from persony even though _ had less care.


Input: Context Word: geometry.

Output: Geometry is easy for PersonX, while PersonY has always preferred writing things. _ is probably better in Math class.


Input: Context Word: geometry.

Output: PersonX can't understand why PersonY loves geometry class so much, because _ finds it confusing.


Input: Context Word: geometry.

Output: PersonX was very good at geometry while PersonY was very bad at it. _ passed the test.


Input: Context Word: Septic Tank.

Output: personx had his Septic Tank damaged by the truck driven by persony over the septic tank and _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: aftershave.

Output: Aftershave is something PersonX likes and PersonY hates because _ likes the burn of it.


Input: Context Word: lovebirds.

Output: PersonX was able to successfully breed and sell several pairs of lovebirds but PersonY could not, because _ was good at handling animals.


Input: Context Word: manage.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to manage the office because _ was good with people.


Input: Context Word: manage.

Output: PersonX needs to learn to manage PersonY better at work, because _ is new to being a supervisor.


Input: Context Word: manage.

Output: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ knew how to manage people better.


Input: Context Word: manage.

Output: The ability to manage her finances came easier to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied accounting.


Input: Context Word: lifespan.

Output: PersonX had a shorter expected lifespan than PersonY, so _ rushed to follow all their dreams.


Input: Context Word: lifespan.

Output: The lifespan of PersonX will be shorter than PersonY because _ doesn't take care of his body well.


Input: Context Word: chopsticks.

Output: PersonX ate with PersonY with chopsticks, but _ was really embarrassing while they were using them.


Input: Context Word: chopsticks.

Output: PersonX liked to remain friendly with PersonY since _ always borrowed his new red chopsticks.


Input: Context Word: chopsticks.

Output: PersonX was trying to show  PersonY how to use chopsticks.  It was so funny _ could not help but laugh.


Input: Context Word: chopsticks.

Output: Since PersonX knew how to use chopsticks and PersonY did not, _ ate their fried rice with chopsticks exclusively.


Input: Context Word: jumping jacks.

Output: After getting out of bed PersonX did 100 jumping jacks while PersonY did 100 pullups. _ had terrible arm strength.


Input: Context Word: jumping jacks.

Output: In a competition, PersonX doesn't do as many jumping jacks as PersonY, so _ is saddened.


Input: Context Word: jumping jacks.

Output: In gym class, PersonX outperformed PersonY at doing jumping jacks because _ was a stronger athlete.


Input: Context Word: Physics.

Output: Before the Physics exam, PersonX asked PersonY to help her study, as _ found it hard to focus on the subject.


Input: Context Word: camping gear.

Output: PersonX was in charge of getting camping gear while PersonY made the plans so _ went to the store.


Input: Context Word: wooden furniture.

Output: PersonX wanted to decorate in a rustic style, while PersonY wanted modern. _ always loved the look of old wooden furniture.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX always relied on PersonY for their home repairs because _ could build nothing well.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX build a house with PersonY's help so _ will have a nice new place to live.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX build models much faster than PersonY because _ has more experiences with building models.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX decided that they were going to build a car from scratch but PersonY could not help because _ was very good with machinery.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX had to hire PersonY as a contractor, since _ had no experience to build a house.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY build her new house, although _ lacked talent at construction.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: PersonX wanted to build his cabinets himself like PersonY did but it didn't turn out well. _ had always been more clumsy than him.


Input: Context Word: build.

Output: They will build a house next to PersonX's property unlike PersonY's because _ has an empty lot there.


Input: Context Word: possibilities.

Output: PersonX always kept their mind open to bigger possibilities, but PersonY was comfortable where they were, so _ was far more ambitious.


Input: Context Word: possibilities.

Output: The possibilities are endless PersonX tells PersonY whos is also amazed at the outcome, _ is amazed.


Input: Context Word: Dungeons and Dragons.

Output: PersonX disliked playing the game Dungeons and Dragons unlike PersonY because _ was less creative.


Input: Context Word: Dungeons and Dragons.

Output: PersonX was a big nerd but PersonY was a big jock, so _ loved to play Dungeons and Dragons.


Input: Context Word: called pretentious.

Output: PersonX has never been called pretentious by someone like PersonY before, _ has been acting self important today.


Input: Context Word: table.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she would set the dining room table because _ did not want to do it.


Input: Context Word: table.

Output: PersonX ate at the table while PersonY ate on the couch, so _ did not use a TV tray.


Input: Context Word: table.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to lift the picnic table the made together, because _ is stronger.


Input: Context Word: table.

Output: PersonX loved the table she saw, but PersonY hated it. When they left the store empty-handed, _ was disappointed.


Input: Context Word: table.

Output: PersonX was able to assemble the table with greater ease than PersonY because _ is knowledgeable in woodworking.


Input: Context Word: table.

Output: The kitchen table was built by PersonX for the home of PersonY, so _ is a carpenter.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX gave a rousing speech that inspired PersonY, so _ succeeded in promoting their ideas.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX gave the most rousing speech PersonY ever heard, because _ is a charismatic person.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX had a much worse speech than PersonY had because _ stuttered during the speech.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX took PersonY's speech class; when she passed her final exam, _ celebrated with ice cream.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX was a showoff, PersonY was very shy which is why _ liked to be asked to give a speech.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX was extremely nervous to give a speech in front of PersonY at work, but _ tried not to be scared.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX was perfectly happy about giving a speech but PersonY was not because _ was very confident.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: PersonX was very outgoing and so wanted to make a public speech but PersonY dreaded it. This is because _ was an extrovert.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: So _ was great at making speeches because PersonX enjoys talking a lot and PersonY is always quiet.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: The boss decided that PersonX would give the speech instead of PersonY because they thought _ was more eloquent.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: The speech that PersonX wrote was more succinct than PersonY's because _ is a writer.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: When PersonX gave a speech, PersonY laughed and heckled. The teacher gave _ a prize.


Input: Context Word: speech.

Output: While giving a speech in class, PersonX stays relaxed while PersonY is just the opposite. Therefore, _ has good nerves.


Input: Context Word: job interview.

Output: PersonX was going to a job interview after being prepped by PersonY. _ was grateful.


Input: Context Word: Gold.

Output: PersonX had gold fever while PersonY loved being on the ocean. _ moved to Alaska to work in a mine.


Input: Context Word: Gold.

Output: Personx offers persony some grams of gold in exchange for his collection and _ was persuasive.


Input: Context Word: Gold.

Output: To tell if PersonX 's gold was real, PersonY used a magnifying glass because _ was of dubious origin.


Input: Context Word: nightclub.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the new jazz nightclub was expected to open downtown because _ didn't know.


Input: Context Word: nightclub.

Output: PersonX liked to spend his evenings at nightclubs but PersonY preferred to stay home. _ liked to dance through the night.


Input: Context Word: nightclub.

Output: The security guard removed PersonX but not PersonY from the nightclub because _ was ill-behaved.


Input: Context Word: nightclub.

Output: When PersonX goes to the nightclub they have a lot of fun but not PersonY because _ really enjoys dancing.


Input: Context Word: dead.

Output: When the spider was dead PersonX was jubilant but PersonY was upset because _ hated spiders.


Input: Context Word: creating.

Output: Creating a facebook page was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had made one before.


Input: Context Word: creating.

Output: Creating restaurant review blogs is a passion of PersonX but not PersonY because _ is excited by writing and food.


Input: Context Word: juror.

Output: PersonX was a juror in an assault case and PersonY was her adult daughter.  _ was warned not to read news about the case.


Input: Context Word: brake pads.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY put new brake pads on her car because _ is a mechanic.


Input: Context Word: help studying.

Output: PersonX needed help studying in all classes from PersonY because _ was failing all the classes.


Input: Context Word: Orange.

Output: PersonX handed PersonY an expensive orange, which was symbolic of wealth in Chinese culture, because _ was rich.


Input: Context Word: success.

Output: PersonX was jealous of the success that PersonY had achieved, but _ never put in the work.


Input: Context Word: success.

Output: PersonX was less of a success than PersonY, so _ felt jealous about the differences in their talent.


Input: Context Word: success.

Output: The man told us that PersonX had more success than PersonY because _ studied very hard.


Input: Context Word: success.

Output: When it comes to success PersonX was motivated whereas PersonY was not, therefore _ had more.


Input: Context Word: Cement.

Output: At the construction site, PersonX received instruction from PersonY on how to mix the cement because _ was his employee.


Input: Context Word: birdwatcher.

Output: PersonX wanted to be a birdwatcher but PersonY does not because _ likes to look at different birds.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: Even though they weigh the same on the scale, PersonX looks smaller than PersonY because _ has more muscle.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX had a lot of muscle while PersonY is slim with a slight build so _ put 250 lbs on the bar.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX had more muscle than PersonY, because _ worked out with weights every day at the gym.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX had poor muscle tone while PersonY was toned and slim, even though _ was the one who exercised.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY with his form at the gym and showed him how to gain muscle; to his credit, _ was an excellent trainer.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX pulled a muscle during their wrestling match with PersonY, which made _ feel pain.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX stretched their muscles before they worked out but PersonY didn't bother. _ wasn't sore after their gym session.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: PersonX was massaging PersonY's back muscles by hand because _ was wanting to help relax the muscles.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output: When performing the exercise, PersonX but not PersonY pulled a muscle because _ stretched enough.


Input: Context Word: survey.

Output: As PersonX took a quick survey for marketing research, PersonY was laughing, making _ distracted.


Input: Context Word: weather.

Output: PersonX Knew the weather everyday and could give the forecast to PersonY, _ watched the news every morning.


Input: Context Word: weather.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what the weather was going to be like tomorrow because _ needed to know.


Input: Context Word: weather.

Output: PersonX is a meterologist, PersonY is not therefore it is best to ask _ about the weather.


Input: Context Word: weather.

Output: PersonX, as they were heading for the door, asked PersonY if they knew what the weather would be today because _ forgot to check.


Input: Context Word: internship.

Output: Because PersonX found an internship while in college but PersonY was unable to, _ found a job more quickly after graduation.


Input: Context Word: Perfusionist.

Output: personx was a better Perfusionist than persony is despite _ lower work experience and qualification.


Input: Context Word: poison ivy.

Output: PersonX was allergic to poison ivy but PersonY was not. _ broke out in a rash after walking through a patch of poison ivy.


Input: Context Word: poison ivy.

Output: PersonX was told by PersonY to avoid the poison ivy, but he didn't listen; _ was itchy for the next week.


Input: Context Word: vine.

Output: In the vineyard, PersonX was able to show PersonY the different kinds of vines because _ had deep knowledge of them.


Input: Context Word: vine.

Output: PersonX thought the flowering vine that PersonY planted was beautiful, and _ enjoyed looking at it daily.


Input: Context Word: vine.

Output: PersonX want to learn how to grow a jicama and asks for PersonY's help, because _ is not vine expert.


Input: Context Word: vine.

Output: PersonX was hired by PersonY to grow vines in their backyard but _ was going on vacation.


Input: Context Word: usb drive.

Output: PersonX didn't notice PersonY drop their USB drive in the parking lot, and _ didn't realize they ran it over with their car.


Input: Context Word: spider veins.

Output: PersonX has more spider veins on her legs than PersonY because _ is much older.


Input: Context Word: principle.

Output: PersonX still owed a bunch of principle to PersonY, so _ continued to make payments on the loan.


Input: Context Word: old dog.

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


Input: Context Word: topic.

Output: At the end of the class, PersonX asked PersonY for help because _ couldn't think of a topic for the research paper.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: At work, PersonX gets much harder tasks to do than PersonY on a daily basis because _ is hardworking.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: At work, PersonX would follow their boss's directions more closely than PersonY. _ got a promotion.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: Burnt out, PersonX wants to go on a vacation with PersonY because _ needs a break from work.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: It is likely that PersonX but not PersonY would get the job promotion because _ always stayed late and did extra work.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to get a job but not PersonY because _ is always willing to work.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: PersonX  is in need of work desperately and has come across PersonY who is hiring, _ wants to be hired for a job.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: PersonX always arrived to work before PersonY, as _ had a shorter driving commute in the mornings.


Input: Context Word: work.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for permission to take time off work because _ was going on vacation soon.