Input: Context Word: bikini.

Output: PersonX looked good in a bikini and PersonY preferred one-piece bathing suits so _ tried on a cute bikini at the mall.


Input: Context Word: bikini.

Output: PersonX was working on helping PersonY being more confident with their body so when shopping _ approved of the bikini.


Input: Context Word: bikini.

Output: Trying on the bikini was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was extremely shy.


Input: Context Word: feed.

Output: PersonX had to feed PersonY by hand several times a day, because _ was a parent.


Input: Context Word: feed.

Output: PersonX regularly takes the time to feed their pet whereas PersonY does not because _ is a diligent pet owner.


Input: Context Word: feed.

Output: PersonX sometimes forgot to feed their goldfish but PersonY never did because _ was very irresponsible.


Input: Context Word: budgeting.

Output: Sticking to a budgeting plan was more realistic for PersonX than PersonY because _ was good with money.


Input: Context Word: budgeting.

Output: While shopping at the mall, PersonX asked PersonY to help find a red shirt to wear because _ was terrible at clothing budgeting.


Input: Context Word: ribs.

Output: PersonX could not bend over to retrieve items unlike PersonY because _ had cracked ribs.


Input: Context Word: ribs.

Output: The ribs cooked by PersonX are much better tasting than PersonY's because _ uses a delicious sauce.


Input: Context Word: accent.

Output: Acting in the play came more easily for PersonX but not PersonY because _ could imitate a Southern accent correctly.


Input: Context Word: accent.

Output: People thought PersonX sounded posh and was higher class than PersonY as _ has a very educated accent when speaking.


Input: Context Word: accent.

Output: PersonX's accent is heavily Irish, while PersonY's is British because _ is from Northern Ireland.


Input: Context Word: accent.

Output: PersonX's accent is very heavy, whereas PersonY doesn't have one. _ was born in India.


Input: Context Word: accent.

Output: The accent of PersonX is thicker than that of PersonY because _ moved here when they were older.


Input: Context Word: scalp.

Output: Come over here and take a look at my scalp today  PersonX told PersonY, _ needs a second opinion.


Input: Context Word: scalp.

Output: PersonX uses an intensive conditioner while PersonY is able to skip it because _ has an extremely dry scalp.


Input: Context Word: scalp.

Output: PersonX was poised and ready to scalp PersonY , and _ charged at her when she had the chance.


Input: Context Word: bone infection.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to be hospitalized because _ had a serious bone infection.


Input: Context Word: concrete.

Output: PersonX had more patience than PersonY so _ liked to watch concrete dry while on a construction job.


Input: Context Word: concrete.

Output: PersonX hires PersonY to pour the concrete for the new driveway due to _ being a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: concrete.

Output: PersonX sanded concrete at work, while PersonY worked in an office, so _ had to wear a dust mask because he was at high risk for silicosis.


Input: Context Word: concrete.

Output: PersonX wanted to build their shed out of concrete whereas PersonY wanted to built theirs out of wood. _ thought concrete would be strong.


Input: Context Word: concrete.

Output: When PersonX poured the concrete lumpy, PersonY laughed, so the foreman gave _ a sympathetic look.


Input: Context Word: raffle.

Output: PersonX tricked PersonY into putting their favorite painting into the raffle because _ is charming.


Input: Context Word: raffle.

Output: PersonX was so jealous of PersonY 's good fortune, because _ had lost the raffle .


Input: Context Word: raffle.

Output: Since PersonX bought fewer tickets in the raffle than PersonY, _ had a smaller chance to win the grand prize.


Input: Context Word: telling more lies.

Output: PersonX was accused of telling more lies than PersonY because _ had a reputation for being a liar.


Input: Context Word: watermelon.

Output: At the picnic, PersonX eats lots of watermelon, while PersonY has none, so _ is more likely the fruit lover.


Input: Context Word: crafting.

Output: PersonX enjoys crafting things a lot more than PersonY does due to _ being a creative person.


Input: Context Word: crafting.

Output: PersonX spent time crafting in a video game while PersonY went shopping, and _ played the game for hours.


Input: Context Word: patches.

Output: PersonX did not like the patches that PersonY had put on her jacket, so _ removed them first thing when she got the jacket.


Input: Context Word: waiter.

Output: PersonX was a waiter but PersonY was customer, so _  had to serve the food for dinner.


Input: Context Word: waiter.

Output: The waiter received a large tip from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was paying for the bill.


Input: Context Word: movie tickets.

Output: PersonX bought movie tickets, but PersonY did not want to go, so _ felt rejected.


Input: Context Word: seedlings.

Output: PersonX wanted more herbs in the garden while PersonY wanted more flowers so _ compromised by planting more flower seedlings.


Input: Context Word: Toe.

Output: PersonX put a band aid on PersonY's toe because _ was a really great doctor.


Input: Context Word: Toe.

Output: personx leaned on persony when he got hit toe hit on a rock and _ got heavy on him.


Input: Context Word: pet bird.

Output: PersonX wanted a pet bird while PersonY was against it, as _ had loved birds since they were a child.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to borrow a snow shovel, because _  she need to shovel her driveway.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: PersonX is nervous to drive in the snow to visit PersonY, because _ just moved from Florida.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: PersonX loves to play in the snow but PersonY does not. _ heads out in the snowstorm to go sledding.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: PersonX was watching TV while PersonY played in the snow outside, because _ hates the cold weather.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: Playing in the snow was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ grew up in the east coast.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: The snow came down so much that PersonX had to go plow PersonYs driveway because _ agreed to take care of his neighbors.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: The snow was a huge inconvenience for PersonX but PersonY liked it very much, because _ was sensitive to cold temperatures.


Input: Context Word: snow.

Output: When it is about to snow PersonX gets very excited but PersonY hates the snow, _ is going to play in the snow.


Input: Context Word: owners.

Output: Of the two owners, PersonX was far worse than PersonY, because _ like to beat the dogs.


Input: Context Word: looked for an escape route.

Output: PersonX looked for an escape route while PersonY did not because _ liked to be aware of all the surroundings.


Input: Context Word: homeless shelter.

Output: PersonX voted to increase taxes but PersonY voted to decrease them. _ didn't mind paying a higher rate to benefit the homeless shelter.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: Although PersonX was a better cook than PersonY, _ was a disaster at baking a cake.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: Growing up PersonX's mother never let them help in the kitchen like PersonY's mother did and now _ is a terrible cook.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: It was PersonX who had to prepare meals for PersonY since _ was a competent cook .


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to cook healthy low fat meals because _ was overweight.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY's family over for dinner because _ loved to cook dinner for other people.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX could cook almost anything while PersonY got confused by the simplest recipe because _ was a very experienced chef.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX could make some mean dishes while PersonY was mediocre at it, so _ was more skilled at cooking.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX is employed as a cook but PersonY is not because _ loves working with their hands.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX knew how to cook many different recipes but PersonY did not, so _ never had to worry about dinner.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX loves to cook more than PersonY because cooking is _ favorite hobby right now.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX makes very tasty roast recipes while PersonY doesn't, so _ is eager to cook more.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to cook since _ was a teacher at a culinary school.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX was a better cook than PersonY because _ had taken cooking classes for years.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX was mostly a better cook than PersonY, but _ made the worse dish today.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: PersonX was said to be a better cook than PersonY. This made  _  proud.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: The woman asked PersonX instead of PersonY to make her a meal because _ was a better cook.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: Using the kitchen better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ was orderly in how they cook.


Input: Context Word: cook.

Output: When they cook, PersonX burns more food than PersonY, so their friends avoid eating _ 's food.


Input: Context Word: angry.

Output: Being angry and flipping tables was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ finds fights amusing.


Input: Context Word: angry.

Output: It is better to play a prank on PersonX than PersonY because _ gets angry less often.


Input: Context Word: angry.

Output: PersonX always gets angry while PersonY is always calm, so _ yelled when they got a bad grade.


Input: Context Word: angry.

Output: PersonX screamed at PersonY because _ was very angry about the singing show being cancelled.


Input: Context Word: angry.

Output: PersonX was angry at PersonY because _ saw wine spilled all over the new white carpet.


Input: Context Word: angry.

Output: The parents were angry at PersonX and not PersonY because _ broke the heirloom vase.


Input: Context Word: football game.

Output: PersonX wanted to watch the football game while PersonY wanted to watch gymnastics because _ thought football was thrilling.


Input: Context Word: how to play sevens.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to play sevens at the party because _ is an experienced card player.


Input: Context Word: iPad.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to set up their iPad because _ didn't have much experience with technology.


Input: Context Word: iPad.

Output: PersonX thinks the iPad is great tool for work but PersonY does not. _ bought the latest version of the iPad when it went on sale.


Input: Context Word: iPad.

Output: PersonX was a fan of Apple products but not PersonY. _ went to the electronics store and bought the new iPad.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: At parties, PersonX would end up silent while PersonY did all the talking because _ was very shy.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: In a group PersonX was usually silent but PersonY was not because _ was a naturally reserved person.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: PersonX _ remained silent after PersonY dominated the wrestling match and was named champion last week.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: PersonX did not mind being silent during the ceremony however PersonY did. This is because _ was a naturally quiet person.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: PersonX find it harder to remain silent in public than personY because _ is a talkative.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: PersonX hates getting the silent treatment from PersonY, so _ tries to talk things over anyway.


Input: Context Word: silent.

Output: PersonX was silent during the debate but PersonY said a lot because _ was very shy.


Input: Context Word: tipper.

Output: PersonX is a better tipper than PersonY because _ had worked in the service industry for a long time.


Input: Context Word: public assistance.

Output: PersonX relies on public assistance, and PersonY does not. _ is living a tougher life.


Input: Context Word: tested.

Output: PersonX was kept in the hospital while PersonY was released, because _ tested positive for the disease.


Input: Context Word: gate.

Output: PersonX was fixing a fence gate for PersonY for _ was the other's long time employee.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: Because PersonX worked a retail job and had less money and than PersonY, who was a business man, _ owned furniture that was not very nice.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help moving the furniture in the living room because _ needed help.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX bought a bunch of furniture from PersonY, so _ moved all the pieces out of their house.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX decides to surprise PersonY with a new piece of furniture, but _ has second thoughts about the expensive gift.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX got angry at PersonY when he saw all the damaged furniture in the flat, because _ is the landlord.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX is looking to buy some new furniture and PersonY just bought some, so _ is starting to look online for options.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX put the furniture in the truck for PersonY because _ was helping them move to a new house.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX repaired the wooden furniture for PersonY last week since _ needed an expert carpenter.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX usually worked out much more than PersonY , so _ was able to lift the furniture.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: PersonX was much heavier than PersonY, so _ needed to sit on more substantial furniture.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: The furniture of PersonX looks much less scratched than PersonY because _ has a well-behaved house cat.


Input: Context Word: furniture.

Output: The furniture store was having a sale and PersonX went, but PersonY didn't because _ needed a new sofa.


Input: Context Word: gasoline.

Output: PersonX was antiwar, while PersonY was pro-war. _ didn't care how cheap it made it to buy gasoline.


Input: Context Word: gasoline.

Output: PersonX's car runs on gasoline. PersonY's is an electric car. Therefore, _ probably is more environmentally conscious.


Input: Context Word: supplies.

Output: PersonX gathered the supplies for vacation that PersonY needed for the trip, because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: supplies.

Output: The much needed supplies were bought by PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a richer person.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: Having a guinea pig was important to PersonX but PersonY thought they were just glorified rats. _ bought a new guinea pig at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: Neutering the guinea pig was the first thing PersonX did upon purchasing it unlike PersonY and consequently _ had no guinea pigs to have to find homes for.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: PersonX bought his son PersonY a new guinea pig,  _ felt very happy about receiving the new pet.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: PersonX fed their guinea pig alfalfa, while PersonY watched from a distance. _ loved guinea pigs.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: PersonX gave a worried look as PersonY inspected and weighed the guinea pig, as _ is a pet owner.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: PersonX ran over PersonY's guinea pig with his car, causing _ to feel a great deal of guilt.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: PersonX thinks that a guinea pig is a good pet but PersonY doesn't. _ went to the pet store and bought a guinea pig.


Input: Context Word: guinea pig.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY's house to play with their guinea pig but _ was upset because nobody was home.


Input: Context Word: Minecraft.

Output: PersonX built an intricate city on Minecraft, and PersonY accidentally deleted which, which made _ freak out.


Input: Context Word: Minecraft.

Output: PersonX played a lot more hours of Minecraft then PersonY did, so _ was able to make a lot of money on it.


Input: Context Word: Minecraft.

Output: PersonX refused to allow PersonY to play Minecraft today because _ thought he spent too much time in front of screens.


Input: Context Word: Flirting.

Output: The man said a polite hello to PersonX, then began flirting with PersonY, because _ was married.


Input: Context Word: introvert.

Output: Helping out in the kitchen at the party suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ is an introvert not an extrovert.


Input: Context Word: introvert.

Output: Walking up to people at parties came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ was not an introvert.


Input: Context Word: plastic wrap.

Output: PersonX used plastic wrap after dinner while PersonY did not because _ had a lot of food left.


Input: Context Word: dwell.

Output: The man dwelled on the pain that PersonX caused compared to PersonY, because _ pain was much heavier.


Input: Context Word: periodic table of elements.

Output: The professor gave PersonX but not PersonY an A because _ showed extensive knowledge of the periodic table of elements.


Input: Context Word: jewelery.

Output: PersonX needs help with pricing her jewelery so she goes to PersonY, becasue _ is inexperienced.


Input: Context Word: achievements.

Output: PersonX had fewer crowning achievements than PersonY, and so _ was upset with himself than not.


Input: Context Word: hit by a car.

Output: PersonX laughed when PersonY was hit by a car, so the bystanders became angry with _ .


Input: Context Word: tummy.

Output: PersonX experienced a tummy ache while PersonY did not because _ had eaten some bad food.


Input: Context Word: tummy.

Output: PersonX's dog likes it's tummy being rubbed, while PersonY's does not because _ has a friendlier dog.


Input: Context Word: Harvest.

Output: At harvest, PersonX collected all the crops and gave them to PersonY. _ was a mere worker on the farm.


Input: Context Word: Harvest.

Output: Harvest season PersonX  to buy fresh potatoes where PersonY likes to get watermelon. _ likes to eat fresh vegetables.


Input: Context Word: romance.

Output: Romance was what the married PersonX wanted to talk about with PersonY due to _ having marriage problems.


Input: Context Word: mercury.

Output: PersonX tested her water for mercury, and recommended PersonY do the same. _ glad she bought the test when she found out her water was mercury free.


Input: Context Word: Call.

Output: During the call, PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was had a very bad temper, which hindered productivity.


Input: Context Word: Mastering.

Output: Mastering the game of chess was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had an analytical mind.


Input: Context Word: Activist.

Output: PersonX was inspired by PersonY to become an activist because _ wanted to effect drastic change in the near future.


Input: Context Word: marshmallow.

Output: PersonX wants to make a marshmallow catapult and asks PersonY if he wants to join him, because _ would be bore alone.


Input: Context Word: develop.

Output: Developing a new product for the mass market is customary for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is gifted.


Input: Context Word: develop.

Output: PersonX has learned to develop photos by themselves but PersonY has not because _ finds photography fascinating.


Input: Context Word: develop.

Output: PersonX wanted to develop a picture, so they took it to PersonY, and _ paid them to have it done.


Input: Context Word: develop.

Output: PersonX was a better manager than PersonY because _ always tried to develop a robust plan.


Input: Context Word: review.

Output: PersonX art museum review was better than PersonY because _ was great at describing all the details of the event.


Input: Context Word: review.

Output: PersonX was not kind in her review of PersonY 's show, as _ saw a pretty lame performance.


Input: Context Word: Mathematics.

Output: Mathematics confused PersonX, so he hires PersonY to help him out. This is because _ is a student.


Input: Context Word: exasperation.

Output: PersonX asked the PersonY who was behind the counter what was the exasperation date on the milk, _ is a customer.


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output: Mother's Day is harder for PersonX than it is for PersonY because _ lost their mother.


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output: PersonX hated playing tennis with his mother but PersonY loved it. She hated playing with _ .


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output: The mother of PersonX was able to attend the wedding but not the mother of PersonY because _ mother is alive.


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output: While playing at the park with their mother, PersonX got hurt from bumping heads with PersonY. _ cried because they were in pain.


Input: Context Word: raspberry.

Output: In the kitchen, PersonX asked PersonY to strain the raspberry seeds before making jam, but _ 's request was ignored.


Input: Context Word: raspberry.

Output: There was more raspberry on PersonX's plate than PersonY because _ loved to eat fruit.


Input: Context Word: close.

Output: PersonX was standing close to the front of the room, they were able to escape the fire before PersonY, because _ was near the exit.


Input: Context Word: deer hide.

Output: PersonX was disgusted by the deer hide, but PersonY was not, because _ never went deer hunting as a child.


Input: Context Word: router.

Output: PersonX could install the router on their own but not PersonY because _ was proficient in electronics knowledge.


Input: Context Word: italian.

Output: At dinner, PersonX ordered spaghetti and PersonY ordered hamburger with fries, because _ craved Italian food.


Input: Context Word: stage.

Output: PersonX commanded the stage from PersonY, so _ end up getting the best role in the play.


Input: Context Word: stage.

Output: Standing in front of the audience on stage was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had done plays before.


Input: Context Word: Sweat.

Output: PersonX worked much harder in the hot sun than PersonY, so _ was covered in sweat.


Input: Context Word: cataracts.

Output: Eye surgery must be performed on PersonX but not PersonY because _ has cataracts in both eyes.


Input: Context Word: cataracts.

Output: PersonX had trouble with cataracts but PersonY didn't suffer from it, so _ had to have an eye operation.


Input: Context Word: hide belly fat.

Output: PersonX is not able to hide belly fat and PersonY is because _ knows a lot more about fashion.


Input: Context Word: shelter.

Output: PersonX liked building a shelter with PersonY because even though _ was better at it, they enjoyed with time together.


Input: Context Word: Malawi.

Output: PersonX was getting ready to their trip to Malawi, but PersonY disapproved of the trip. _ had no money to afford going to Malawi.


Input: Context Word: bitter.

Output: PersonX was feeling bitter about the treatment they got from PersonY, because _ had done nothing to deserve the attitude.


Input: Context Word: bitter.

Output: The bitter coffee was drunk happily by PersonX but not PersonY because _ got no sleep the night before.


Input: Context Word: environment.

Output: In an effort to save the environment, PersonX brings her box to the grocery store while PersonY buys bags,as _ is environmental friendly.


Input: Context Word: environment.

Output: PersonX cares more about the environment than PersonY  because _  deeply cares about the Planet.


Input: Context Word: environment.

Output: PersonX was more likely to recycle her newspapers than PersonY because _ cared about the environment.


Input: Context Word: flat tire.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he change the flat tire for a free, because _ had never done it before.


Input: Context Word: flat tire.

Output: PersonX got a call from PersonY for help with a flat tire because _ had occasionally changed a flat tire.


Input: Context Word: house plant.

Output: PersonX's cat kept urinating in PersonY's favorite house plant. _ couldn't figure out how to stop her cat from ruining the plant.


Input: Context Word: budgie.

Output: PersonX is taking a care for PersonY's baby budgie, because _ wants to help him.


Input: Context Word: budgie.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy PersonY a budgie for their birthday but _ didn't know if they would prefer an old bird.


Input: Context Word: budgie.

Output: PersonX's budgie tweeted loudly every morning, which annoyed PersonY to no end. _ apologized for the tweeting but nothing could be done.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: At the recital, PersonX's music doesn't sound as good as PersonY's because _ hasn't practiced much.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX 's played his favorite song to PersonY because _ loved to share his favorite music.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX enjoyed the loud music more than PersonY because _ did not have a pounding headache.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX had a better grade in music class than PersonY because _ performed better on the piano.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX had a far more varied collection of music on their music player than PersonY since _ liked very few genres.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX liked pop music, but PersonY preferred classical music. _ liked music you can dance to.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX likes to play music in the club, while PersonY likes to dance to it. _ is the club DJ.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX loved to listen to music but PersonY did not. _ bought a big radio at the store.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX loves loud music while PersonY doesn't because _ doesn't mind loud noises and bass-heavy beats.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX loves to listen to music in the car but PersonY doesn't because _ likes to get pumped up before the game.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX only listens to oldies while PersonY listens to all types of music since _ has a picky taste in music.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX took the time to scream at PersonY because _ was so upset about the the loud music.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX was a better musician than PersonY, so _ didn't have to practice their music as regularly.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX was good at playing music while PersonY was not, so _ started a new band.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX was more knowledgable about music than PersonY  because _ studied music theory in school.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX was very good at playing music on the guitar unlike PersonY because _ was very musical.


Input: Context Word: music.

Output: PersonX wrote music on their guitar while PersonY could not play, and _ had played guitar for years.


Input: Context Word: breeding.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY with her dog breeding business, since _ had a copious experience with dogs.


Input: Context Word: breeding.

Output: PersonX makes a living from breeding dogs, so PersonY buys one from him. _ gives the dog's papers to him.


Input: Context Word: Bond.

Output: PersonX liked to invest very conservatively but PersonY took an aggressive approach. _ invested in safe government bonds instead of risky tech stocks.


Input: Context Word: keyboard.

Output: Although PersonX was a faster typist than PersonY, _ had a difficult time navigating the new keyboard.


Input: Context Word: keyboard.

Output: PersonX bought a new keyboard for PersonY for Christmas, and it was the first time _ gave that gift.


Input: Context Word: keyboard.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help with setting MAC keyboard shortcuts because _ never used MACs.


Input: Context Word: keyboard.

Output: PersonX put sticky fingers all over PersonY's keyboard, despite _ knowing they shouldn't be doing it.


Input: Context Word: keyboard.

Output: PersonX shouted at PersonY because _ was so upset about the computer keyboard being broken again.


Input: Context Word: Rat.

Output: PersonX checked in 1-Star motel while PersonY checked into a 5-star hotel. _ found a rat in their room.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output: PersonX is a big bully but PersonY is not. _ got in a lot of trouble at school.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output: PersonX started acting like a bully toward PersonY at school every day, because _ was smaller than them.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output: PersonX stood up to PersonY because _ was bullying him and he had had enough.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output: PersonX used to bully PersonY in middle school. Upon seeing him again _ wanted to apologize to him.


Input: Context Word: fertility.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY what are the best actions to increase fertility, because _  did not know the course of action.


Input: Context Word: fertility.

Output: PersonX was PersonY's fertility doctor so _ was able to prescribe medication to help the other.


Input: Context Word: sweatshirt.

Output: PersonX loved wearing a sweatshirt and sweatpants when they went out but PersonY did not because _ was very informal.


Input: Context Word: sweatshirt.

Output: PersonX paid a lot more for her sweatshirt than PersonY paid for hers, because _ bought it at a upscale store.


Input: Context Word: highway.

Output: PersonX drove PersonY to the vacation home because _ was confident driving on the highway.


Input: Context Word: highway.

Output: PersonX hit PersonY's car while driving on the highway but _ it wasn't their fault.


Input: Context Word: highway.

Output: The highway feels like home to PersonX, while it is foreign to PersonY. _ is a traveler at heart.


Input: Context Word: hornet.

Output: PersonX had a European hornet problem so they aasked PersonY to help because _ was terrified by hornets and possibly being stung.


Input: Context Word: sugar glider.

Output: PersonX took her sugar glider to PersonY, a veterinarian, because _ was worried about the sugar glider since it was getting old.


Input: Context Word: months.

Output: PersonX took months to write back to PersonY's party invitation.  _ was quite inconsiderate.


Input: Context Word: cinnamon rolls.

Output: Because PersonX liked cinnamon rolls but PersonY loved them, _ ate cinnamon rolls for breakfast occasionally.


Input: Context Word: Tuna Steak.

Output: personx would prefer to eat the Tuna Steak made by persony because _ likes eating spiced food.


Input: Context Word: schools.

Output: PersonX loved being a teacher, but PersonY loathed it due to _ loving schools in general.


Input: Context Word: harsh.

Output: Harsh weather got PersonX down while PersonY was fine with it, since _ was much less resilient.


Input: Context Word: Arrest.

Output: personx tried to arrest persony after committing a crime but failed because _ was not equipped enough.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: Avoiding a bad sunburn was easier for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had remembered to bring sunscreen.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: Because PersonX remembered to reapply sunscreen, but PersonY forgot, _ had a very mild sunburn at the end of their day at the beach.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: Getting a sunburn is a possibility for PersonX but not PersonY because _ uses zero sunscreen.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: PersonX never got a sunburn, while PersonY burned even when wearing sunscreen, because _ had fair skin.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: PersonX suffered from sunburn for staying out in the sun too long, while PersonY stayed inside. _ had trouble dealing with the sunburn.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: PersonX was sunburned while PersonY stayed in the shade so _ put aloe vera on their on face.


Input: Context Word: sunburn.

Output: Sunburn was a problem for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had very a very fair skin tone.


Input: Context Word: plywood.

Output: PersonX bought some plywood to make PersonY a door, _ showed how to put the door together.


Input: Context Word: perfume.

Output: Having several bottles of high-priced perfume to choose from made PersonX happy but not PersonY because _ had expensive taste.


Input: Context Word: perfume.

Output: PersonX bought an expensive perfume from PersonY, and _ paid a lot of money for the fragrance.


Input: Context Word: perfume.

Output: PersonX bought some perfume for PersonY's oldest daughter because _ worked for a fragrance company.


Input: Context Word: perfume.

Output: PersonX got more complements on their perfume than PersonY did because _ had fragrant perfume.


Input: Context Word: perfume.

Output: PersonX wears too much perfume but PersonY does not. _ is avoided by a lot of people.


Input: Context Word: perfume.

Output: The strong perfume made PersonX but not PersonY nauseous because _ was highly allergic to it.


Input: Context Word: hindi.

Output: Hindi lessons were given to PersonX from PersonY at the college, as _ is a student.


Input: Context Word: choose.

Output: Decisions were made much faster by PersonX than by PersonY , as _ could choose options easily.


Input: Context Word: choose.

Output: PersonX decided that PersonY should choose which movie they watched because _ had no ideas.


Input: Context Word: choose.

Output: PersonX made all the decisions for PersonY , so _ always got to choose what to do.


Input: Context Word: choose.

Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY choose a suitable college course because _ was a professor.


Input: Context Word: choose.

Output: PersonX was much more decisive than PersonY , _ was always the first to choose an option.


Input: Context Word: choose.

Output: PersonX would choose the coat every time in spite of PersonY since _ likes coats.


Input: Context Word: offer.

Output: PersonX won the real estate contract over PersonY because _ put in a higher offer.


Input: Context Word: pond.

Output: PersonX fished everyday unlike PersonY who fished every weekend, because _ lived closer to the pond.


Input: Context Word: pond.

Output: PersonX has a pond in their backyard, but PersonY cannot afford one, which means _ lives in the richer neighborhood.


Input: Context Word: bring.

Output: PersonX was asked to bring a cake to work but not tell PersonY. _ had to keep a it a secret.


Input: Context Word: Thrift Store.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if there is a thrift store near the city centre, because _ wasn't sure.


Input: Context Word: pierced.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to give her pierced ears because _ wanted her expertise on this operation.


Input: Context Word: pierced.

Output: PersonX pierced PersonY's ears and did a very poor job making _ very embarrassed of his work.


Input: Context Word: pierced.

Output: PersonX wanted to get their ears pierced and not PersonY because _ could handle the pain.


Input: Context Word: thighs.

Output: PersonX had bigger thighs than PersonY did because _ worked them out at the gym more often.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: At the pet store, PersonX showed PersonY the yellow bird that _ was buying for himself.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX asked if they knew what kind of bird they were looking at and PersonY said it's bluebird, _ is interested in what they see.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX convinced PersonY to allow them to have a pet bird because _ was persausive.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX got a bird as a pet and PersonY go a horse because _ liked animals that could fly.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX thinks a bird makes an excellent pet but PersonY does not. _ went to the pet shop to buy a parakeet.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX thought a bird would be a super cool pet but PersonY thought a cat would be nicer. _ bought an African Gray Parrot at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX went to the bird cage in the zoo before PersonY did because _ owned several birds themself.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: PersonX's bird can not talk, but PersonY taught his to, so _ is a failure at teaching birds.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: The bird squawked at PersonX's rushed approached and quieted when PersonY came in since _ was threatening.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: When PersonX saw how PersonY injured the bird he told him to stop, because _ was a kind person.


Input: Context Word: bird.

Output: When it came to having a pet bird, PersonX passed while PersonY bought one due to _ hating the responsibility that came with a bird.


Input: Context Word: lower.

Output: PersonX always needed lower surfaces than PersonY did as _ happened to be very small.


Input: Context Word: scrap.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a scrap of meat from her plate because that was all _ had.


Input: Context Word: scrap.

Output: PersonX was still hungry after she and PersonY had eaten, so _ begged her for an extra scrap of food.


Input: Context Word: pretending.

Output: PersonX was investigating PersonY who no one could catch but _ was very good at was very good at pretending .


Input: Context Word: pretending.

Output: Pretending with kids is a favorite hobby of PersonX, but PersonY hates it, so _ is more creative.


Input: Context Word: Save.

Output: Investing in the stock market suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was able to save more money.


Input: Context Word: planting.

Output: PersonX was not planting the crops unlike PersonY because the weather by _ was disastrous.


Input: Context Word: planting.

Output: PersonX's job is currently planting beautiful flowers in PersonY's garden, so _ is the gardener.


Input: Context Word: planting.

Output: When it comes to planting tulips, PersonX has a lot less success than PersonY. That's because _ is an amateur gardener.


Input: Context Word: narcissist.

Output: PersonX was a narcissist and PersonY was not, so _ cared only about themselves in every decision they made.


Input: Context Word: narcissist.

Output: PersonX was a narcissist, so PersonY always had to talk about _ when they were together.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: It was very easy for PersonX but not PersonY to pass the literature course because _ could read and write excellently.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX did not know how to write but PersonY did so _ had to have help to fill out the application.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX did not want to write the ticket that would make PersonY lose their license but _ he had no choice.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX did write the original paper, but PersonY stole it and plagiarized. _ received a great grade.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX found it very easy to write poetry but PersonY did not because _ was very quick witted.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX had always wanted to write a novel but PersonY had not because _ had a very fertile imagination.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX is an intellectual, PersonY is not therefore it is more likely _ will write a book.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX loved to write whereas PersonY hated it. This is because _ was very creative.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX needed the help of PersonY to write an essay because _ was out of ideas.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX wanted to write a letter to PersonY even though she knew _ would never send it.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX wanted to write to PersonY every day, because _ enjoyed sending letters to friends.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX was a better author than PersonY however _ didn't know how to write about themselves.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX was a better writer than PersonY, so _ was able to finish essays more quickly.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX was a worse writer than PersonY, and _ needed a lot more tutoring in regards to essays.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX was confident she would hear from PersonY again, because _ asked her to write her letters.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX was getting ready to write the article on PersonY because _ was the interviewer.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX was trying to help PersonY write a will before _ died of complete and total boredom.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX writes a letter and then takes on of PersonY's stamps to mail the letter, but _ doesn't feel bad about it.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: PersonX's poems are getting rave reviews, but PersonY doesn't take notice. _ is the better writer.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: The manager asked PersonX but not PersonY to write the daily specials because _ had good handwriting.


Input: Context Word: write.

Output: The teacher asked PersonX but not PersonY to write on the chalkboard because _ had nice handwriting.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: A discrimination lawsuit was filed by PersonX against PersonY. _ is more likely the employee.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: A lawsuit was filed against PersonX by PersonY because _ had damaged their new car.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: Bringing a lawsuit against his employer was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had access to a lawyer.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had heard any news about the lawsuit because _ had not heard anything.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX convinced PersonY to file a lawsuit against the company, and _ offered to help fill out the papers.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX didn't fix PersonY's broken roof as agreed to in their contract, so _ received a lawsuit.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX filed a lawsuit against PersonY because _ had their car damaged earlier that week and refused to accept no payment.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY to save money by telling him how to file a lawsuit in small claims court by himself, _ is full of frugal living tips.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX is PersonY's lawyer so _ spent the day asking questions about the potential lawsuit.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX threatened PersonY with a lawsuit because _ said he had damaged the car while using a lawnmower.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX wants to file a lawsuit so he asks PersonY for help, because _ knows nothing about law.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX was afraid that PersonY would file a lawsuit because _ owed a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX was crying during court about a lawsuit while PersonY stood posed. The judge gave _ an annoyed look.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX was hopeful about the lawsuit PersonY filed because _ believed it would win in the court.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX went to the courthouse to file a civil lawsuit against PersonY because _ had been wronged.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: PersonX won the class action lawsuit while PersonY lost, because _ had a stronger case.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: The lawsuit bankrupted the company, causing PersonX to be let go from their job while PersonY was promoted. _ felt depressed and hopeless.


Input: Context Word: lawsuit.

Output: The lawsuit of PersonX against PersonY will likely be a success because _ was a good employee.


Input: Context Word: poor.

Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY, so _ started to feel bad because she was poor.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help him prepare for the test because _ didn't know the material.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them study for a history test because _ was last in the class.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX did not believe PersonY's claims about the effectiveness of the medicine because _ was skeptical of the test results.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX did worse on the final exam than PersonY did because _ forgot to study for the test.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX failed on the test but PersonY got very good marks because _ had been very lazy.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX got a much better score on their math test than PersonY. _ took the time to study for it.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY study for her test because _ had considerable knowledgeable on the subject.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY study for the upcoming test because _ was already very good at the subject.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX is a school counselor, PersonY is not therefore _ would know about the LSAT test.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX provides tips when PersonY test some fruits for their ripeness because _ is very experienced with the fruits.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX successfully got a better grade than PersonY on the test because _ studied for days.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX was dreading for the test in class but not PersonY because _ was a poor student.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX was going to cheat on a test but PersonY refused to as _ was very dishonest.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX wasn't as well prepared for the biology test as PersonY because _ had forgot to study.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: PersonX went out to party while PersonY studied for their test, and _ got a bad score on the test.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: So _ was avoiding studying for the test because PersonX didn't care if they fail or not, while PersonY does.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: So _ was worried because PersonX forgot to study for the upcoming test and PersonY studied.


Input: Context Word: test.

Output: The test was hard for PersonX but a breeze for PersonY , since _ had failed to study for it.


Input: Context Word: breed.

Output: PersonX is a veterinarian, PersonY is not therefore _ can best recommend a breed of dog to suit you.


Input: Context Word: breed.

Output: PersonX liked to breed stick insects but PersonY did not as _ found them an interesting species.


Input: Context Word: quinoa.

Output: PersonX ate more whole grains than PersonY. _ loved the simple taste of brown rice and quinoa.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: It takes PersonX a longer time to recover than PersonY because _ is a lot older and weaker.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to recover from the financial setback because _ had a nest egg saved up.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: PersonX did not take a long time to recover from their cold but PersonY did. This was because _ was a lot more healthy.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: PersonX didn't believe PersonY would ever recover from being paralyzed so _ was shocked when she stood up.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: PersonX had to recently recover from a stroke unlike PersonY because _ was living an unhealthy lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: PersonX managed to recover from the flu very quickly but PersonY did not. This is because _ had a very strong immune system.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: PersonX stayed the night at PersonY's house because _ wanted to help her recover after the surgery.


Input: Context Word: recover.

Output: PersonX was able to recover from the flu faster than PersonY, because _ had a healthy immune system.


Input: Context Word: demonstrate.

Output: PersonX was able to demonstrate the procedure better than PersonY because _ had received professional training.


Input: Context Word: brussel sprouts.

Output: At the new restaurant, PersonX convinced PersonY to drive fried brussel sprouts.  _ was relieved when he tried new things.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Being healthy was easier for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a good diet and exercised.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Being healthy was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ belonged to a neighborhood gym.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Being healthy was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ liked to eat foods that were good for her.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Eating healthy was possible for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had access to fresh food.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Maintaining a healthy diet was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ liked all sorts of fruits and vegetables.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some tips on healthy eating because _ needed to lose weight.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to create a healthy diet for them because _ was very overweight.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX ate the healthy food that PersonY cooked, since _ agreed not to cook tonight and tomorrow.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX exercised , ate healthy meals and encouraged PersonY , who was obese, to do the same. _ was worried about their friends health.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX has a much harder time being healthy than PersonY because _ struggles with junk food.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX has never wanted to eat healthy unlike PersonY because _ doesn't care about his body.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX is a dermatologist, PersonY is not so _ would be a good source of advice for healthy complexion advice.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX kept a healthy lifestyle while PersonY was often sick, because _ liked to exercise regularly.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX knew that PersonY suffered from acne so _ mentioned that a healthy face starts with finding out your skin type.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX learned to be healthy from PersonY, because _ had been in bad shape when the met.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX lived a healthy lifestyle and tried to teach their methods to PersonY, because _ wanted to be a good influence.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX looks a lot healthier PersonY because _  takes the act of buying and eating healthy food very serious.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX looks much sexier than PersonY does because _ lives a much more healthy lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX lost weight faster than PersonY because _ exercised a few times a week and ate a healthy diet.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to eat healthy foods, but she ignored it. _ felt unappreciated.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX wanted to try to eat healthy, but PersonY wanted _ to try the new donut flavor.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX was healthy while PersonY had various heart problems, so _ rarely needed to visit the hospital.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY in eating healthy for _ remembered what is it like to be overweight.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX was helping PersonY with trying to be healthy a person because _ was overweight before.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX was more healthy than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about diet and exercise.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: PersonX's lifestyle isn't very healthy, but PersonY tries to live a wholesome life. _ chooses to eat bacon as a snack.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: So _ enjoys eating a large selection of healthy foods because PersonX wants to stay healthy and PersonY doesn't care.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Staying healthy in the winter was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ ate a lot of fruits and vegetables.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: Staying healthy in the winter was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ ate the right foods and exercised.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: The doctor told PersonX they were healthy but PersonY they were overweight. _ always ate a balanced diet.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: The healthy man thanked PersonX but not PersonY because _ helped him change his life and become healthier.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: The physical reports showed PersonX was not as healthy as PersonY because _ rarely exercised.


Input: Context Word: healthy.

Output: The tests showed PersonX had less body fat than PersonY, probably  because _ ate healthy foods.


Input: Context Word: moment.

Output: PersonX has a better quality of life than PersonY because _ has learned to live in the moment.


Input: Context Word: dispose.

Output: PersonX had to dispose of his water before entering unlike PersonY because _ cup was full.


Input: Context Word: dispose.

Output: PersonX liked to dispose of their rubbish promptly but PersonY did not because _ was very neat.


Input: Context Word: health problems.

Output: It was urgent that PersonX but not PersonY had health coverage because _ had many health problems.


Input: Context Word: leaves.

Output: .Clearing leaves from the yard was easier for PersonX than PersonY as _  was fitter and younger.


Input: Context Word: leaves.

Output: A lot more leaves were on the ground at PersonX's than PersonY's because _ lived near more trees.


Input: Context Word: leaves.

Output: PersonX is making a herbarium and needs PersonY's advice about pressing the leaves, because _ doesn't know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: leaves.

Output: PersonX swept up all the leaves while PersonY sat on the porch relaxing, so _ was annoyed and tired.


Input: Context Word: deposit.

Output: PersonX put a deposit in the bank and PersonY facilitated the transaction, because _ was a customer.


Input: Context Word: prevented.

Output: PersonX prevented more balls from passing them than PersonY because _ was a better ball player.


Input: Context Word: wrestler.

Output: PersonX was more athletic, fast, and acrobatic than PersonY because _ was a professional wrestler.


Input: Context Word: wrestler.

Output: The wrestler went up and talked to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was holding his sign.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: ACL surgery was performed on PersonX by PersonY at the hospital because _ is a patient.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: It would be better if PersonX performed the surgery rather than PersonY, because _ was a licensed doctor.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: Last week PersonX performed a complex surgery on PersonY because _ wants to be helpful.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX found out that she has to have surgery, whereas PersonY does not, because _ is sickly.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX needed to get gastric bypass surgery at the hospital but not PersonY because _ was obese.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX told PersonY the risks and benefits of the procedure, because _ would be performing the surgery.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX was always sick while PersonY stayed healthy and _ had to go to the hospital for surgery.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX was going to go along to the hospital when PersonY had surgery because _ would drive the car home.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX was scared about surgery with PersonY, so _ asked a lot of questions about the surgery.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX went to visit a friend in surgery unlike PersonY because _ cared deeply about the friend.


Input: Context Word: surgery.

Output: PersonX's surgery was botched, and PersonY's went off without a hitch. _ went to a third rate hospital.


Input: Context Word: ironing board.

Output: PersonX liked the look of sharply pressed jeans while PersonY liked wrinkly jeans. _ used their ironing board on the regular.


Input: Context Word: climate.

Output: Because PersonX lived in a very cold climate while PersonY lived in a warm climate, _ had to dress in several layers.


Input: Context Word: climate.

Output: PersonX wanted some coffee, but PersonY decided not to have any because of the hot climate.  _ had some because they didn't care about the temperature.


Input: Context Word: picture.

Output: In the beautiful scenery at sunset, PersonX took a picture of PersonY since _ was a photographer.


Input: Context Word: sled.

Output: PersonX was bringing a sled to take PersonY out in the snow because _ loved the cold.


Input: Context Word: regrets.

Output: PersonX was having serious regrets about a break-up and asked PersonY for support because _ had never been through one.


Input: Context Word: poppy seeds.

Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to plant the poppy seeds because _ had a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: snacks.

Output: Eating healthy snacks was a must for PersonX but not PersonY because _ lived a healthy life.


Input: Context Word: snacks.

Output: PersonX demanded more snacks at the sleepover from her mother unlike PersonY since _ is impatient.


Input: Context Word: snacks.

Output: So _ enjoys eating junky snacks because PersonX does not mind gaining some weight while PersonY does.


Input: Context Word: guinea pigs.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to take care of guinea pigs properly because _ never had any before.


Input: Context Word: guinea pigs.

Output: PersonX thought guinea pigs were tasty but PersonY didn't, so _ ordered it for dinner on their trip to Peru.


Input: Context Word: wreath.

Output: PersonX was more crafty than PersonY and so naturally _ won the contest for best Christmas wreath.


Input: Context Word: state.

Output: Managing a business better suited PersonX and not PersonY but _ had a difficult time state want they want.


Input: Context Word: state.

Output: Moving to a different state is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ got a new job somewhere else.


Input: Context Word: state.

Output: PersonX like cold climates while PersonY did not so _ wanted to move to a northern state.


Input: Context Word: state.

Output: PersonX lived in the middle of the country while PersonY lived in a state by the coast, which made it difficult for _ to visit the beach frequently.


Input: Context Word: Teepee.

Output: At the campsite, PersonX constructed a teepee for PersonY because _ was quite the outdoorsman.


Input: Context Word: sauce.

Output: In making caramel sauce, PersonX did a great job, while PersonY did not because _ had a good recipe.


Input: Context Word: sauce.

Output: PersonX is a chef, PersonY doesn't cook therefore _ would be able to tell you how to make sauce.


Input: Context Word: sauce.

Output: PersonX was having PersonY taste a spoonful of marinara sauce because _ was an apprentice chef.


Input: Context Word: sauce.

Output: The sauce that PersonX makes is much tastier than that of PersonY because _ is an expert chef.


Input: Context Word: nutrients.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY get better from their illness by giving them nutrients because _ was a nutrition.


Input: Context Word: determine.

Output: PersonX found it easier than PersonY to determine if the if the answer was correct because _ had spent time studying.


Input: Context Word: determine.

Output: PersonX found it easier than PersonY to determine which company was going to be successful because _ had worked as an analyst.


Input: Context Word: determine.

Output: PersonX was unable to determine if they liked PersonY, because _ had ambivalent feelings about them.


Input: Context Word: determine.

Output: PersonX was unable to determine the future as well as PersonY, because _ had dull senses.


Input: Context Word: determine.

Output: To determine the correct glue for the project PersonX asked PersonY for their opinion, _ doesn't know much about glue.


Input: Context Word: feline infectious peritonitis.

Output: PersonX's thought her kitten had feline infectious peritonitis so she took her to the vet, PersonY. Fortunately, _ was told it was just a kitten cold.


Input: Context Word: altitude.

Output: PersonX suffers from altitude sicknes and asks PersonY for a help, because _ can't handle the altitude.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX doesn't like to climb trees nearly as often as PersonY does because _ is scared of heights.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX loved climbing trees while PersonY didn't, so when around trees, _ rarely stayed on the ground.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX loves to climb trees, while PersonY is at the office, so _ is a child.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX loves trees so much more than PersonY because _ has always lived in the forest.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX stood outside and watched while PersonY carefully planted cedar trees in the front yard as _ wanted to be an attentive customer.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX was considered much more adventurous than PersonY because _ loved climbing very tall trees.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX was exhausted at the end of the day but PersonY wasn't because _ had spent the day planting trees.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: PersonX's trees are much shorter than the ones in PersonY's yard, so _ 's trees are younger.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: The trees in PersonX's front yard look much worse than PersonY's even though _ uses professional gardeners.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: The trees in PersonX's yard look much healthier than the ones in PersonY's because _ is waters them more.


Input: Context Word: trees.

Output: The trees on PersonX's property grow better fruit than PersonY's because _ 's soil is nutrient filled.


Input: Context Word: requiring.

Output: A invitation was sent out by PersonX requiring the presence of PersonY , _ has a strong presence in front others.


Input: Context Word: pollen.

Output: PersonX had to stay away from the flower fields but not PersonY because _ is allergic to pollen.


Input: Context Word: ache.

Output: After the game PersonX had an ache in her back unlike PersonY, because _ played in the game.


Input: Context Word: ache.

Output: PersonX worked out more at the gym than PersonY so _ felt less ache after a long workout.


Input: Context Word: campfire.

Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to build a campfire because _ had been camping several times before.


Input: Context Word: blender.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a blender as a housewarming gift since _ recently visited the house.


Input: Context Word: blender.

Output: PersonX made a smoothie in a blender for PersonY. There was lots extra so _ offered some more.


Input: Context Word: blender.

Output: PersonX used a blender to make vegetable smoothies but PersonY did not as _ was very healthy.


Input: Context Word: Shortbread.

Output: PersonX regifted some shortbread they received for Christmas to PersonY, because _ didn't like shortbread.


Input: Context Word: Actor.

Output: The actor in this movie is PersonX not PersonY because _ had better knowledge of the script.


Input: Context Word: Mango.

Output: PersonX was curious how the mango PersonY was holding would taste so _ asked to try it.


Input: Context Word: hiccups.

Output: PersonX brought PersonY some water, because _ thought this was the best method to cure their hiccups.


Input: Context Word: hiccups.

Output: PersonX surprised PersonY to cure her hiccups which made _ jump out of the way laughing.


Input: Context Word: stealthy.

Output: PersonX had a more difficult time being stealthy than PersonY because _ was very loud.


Input: Context Word: stealthy.

Output: When it comes to being stealthy, PersonX is much better than PersonY due to _ being a commando.


Input: Context Word: worst case scenarios.

Output: PersonX prepared PersonY for worst case scenarios at work because _ knows how to respond in an emergency situation.


Input: Context Word: sandpaper.

Output: PersonX bought old furniture and used sandpaper to restore it unlike PersonY because _ liked older furniture.


Input: Context Word: Halloween.

Output: During Halloween, trick or treating,  PersonX received more candy than PersonY because _ wore a costume.


Input: Context Word: Halloween.

Output: Halloween is PersonX's favorite holiday, while PersonY prefers Thanksgiving. _ probably likes candy a lot more.


Input: Context Word: Halloween.

Output: Halloween was PersonX's favorite holiday but PersonY preferred Christmas. _ bought a costume at the party store.


Input: Context Word: Halloween.

Output: Halloween was the most favorite holiday of PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved scary things.


Input: Context Word: Halloween.

Output: PersonX didn't put a pumpkin and candy on their porch like PersonY did because _ doesn't celebrate Halloween.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX asks PersonY to babysit her child while she runs to the store, because _ trusts her very much.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was very nurturing because _ had taken care of a child with disabilities.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX had children of her own, but PersonY has a foster child. It is more likely _ was fertile.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX had more patience than PersonY at the party because _ had several children of their own.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX had one child whereas PersonY had two children, so _ had to pick up one child from school.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX had perfect recollection of being a child but PersonY did not because _ had a good memory.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX had wanted a child for years though PersonY was satisfied with none, as _ wanted a big family.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX helped the woman comfort the crying child and PersonY did not because _ has much compassion.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX knew that he would be a good father, but PersonY was less confident, because _ was a loved child.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY, his child, how to ride a bike and this made _ feel so proud.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX wanted a child and PersonY does not, so _ started trying to get pregnant after marriage.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX was ready to start a family while PersonY was not so _ looked up adopting a child.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX was the child of PersonY, which meant that when _ gave an order, they scoffed.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: PersonX's child is doing better with potty training compared to PersonY because _ is a more patient teacher.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: The child learned much better from PersonX than they did from PersonY, because _ was very skilled with teaching children new things.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: The child of PersonX cries a lot, and PersonY's almost never cries. _ 's child is very emotional.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: The child of PersonX is always sick, but PersonY's son is always healthy. This is because _ is an uncaring parent.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: The child of PersonX is always very fussy, but PersonY's is not because _ is a pushover.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: The child of PersonX was better at math than the child of PersonY, as a result of _ being a math teacher.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: The child ran to PersonX and away from PersonY as quickly as possible because _ was his parent.


Input: Context Word: child.

Output: Treating a child who is sick suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved children.


Input: Context Word: gathering.

Output: PersonX was at the gathering to see PersonY get married today, _ is a guest at the party.


Input: Context Word: figs.

Output: The figs that PersonX grows don't taste nearly as good as PersonY's, so _ uses cheaper fertilizer.


Input: Context Word: praying mantis.

Output: PersonX peered closer at the praying mantis while PersonY ran away, because _ had a strong interest in insects.


Input: Context Word: herpes.

Output: PersonX got herpes from PersonY and was very mad, so _ filed for divorce over the infidelity.


Input: Context Word: herpes.

Output: PersonX was very worried that they might have contracted herpes but PersonY was unconcerned, due to the fact that _ had concerning symptoms.


Input: Context Word: affirmation.

Output: PersonX said the same affirmation everyday, and PersonY thought it was stupid, but _ was endlessly optimistic.


Input: Context Word: con artist.

Output: PersonX suspected that PersonY was a con artist, because they kept trying to get _ 's money from her.


Input: Context Word: knots.

Output: PersonX ends up with a lot more knots in their hair than PersonY because _ has long, flowing hair.


Input: Context Word: knots.

Output: PersonX learned how to tie boating knots from PersonY because _ is a beginner boater.


Input: Context Word: knots.

Output: PersonX was able to tie knots better than PersonY because _ was in boy scouts for 5 years.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: Being a chef would be a perfect job for PersonX but not PersonY because _ loves cooking.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: Cooking dinner for his wife came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ knew a lot of different recipes.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX always loved cooking for his wife unlike PersonY because _ life was not very busy.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX did all of the cooking and PersonY did all of the eating, because _ was the host.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX did better in the cooking class than PersonY did because _ had more culinary knowledge and skill.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX enjoys cooking more than PersonY because _ thinks it is fun and interesting to cook.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY in cooking a seasoned brisket because _ is a certified bbq pitmaster.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX is cooking a nice dinner for her friend, PersonY, because _ just got a new recipe.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX was fatter than PersonY was although _ used healthier methods when they were cooking.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: PersonX wasn't very proficient with their cooking but PersonY was excellent. _ ruined every meal they tried to prepare.


Input: Context Word: cooking.

Output: Whilst PersonX really liked cooking, PersonY did not because _ was a very creative person.


Input: Context Word: lap.

Output: Just a moment ago, PersonX sat on PersonY's lap, but it was very uncomfortable. _ is big.


Input: Context Word: lap.

Output: The cat PersonX owned would snuggle up on PersonY's lap because _ was mean to it all the time.


Input: Context Word: rat rod.

Output: PersonX was building his rat rod when PersonY asked if he could help.  _ was elated to have the help.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX always wanted to get a tattoo while PersonY hated the idea. _ was more daring.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY where they got their dolphin tattoo on their back at because _ wanted to get their first tattoo.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX had many tattoos on her body and PersonY didnt because _ loved body art.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX has many tattoos on his body, while PersonY has none, because _ is an atheist.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX held PersonY's arm firmly in place as _ inked in the last part of the tattoo over the ankle.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is not therefore if your tattoo is infected _ is whom you should see.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX is very conservative, PersonY is very liberal which is why _ doesn't have a tattoo.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX paid for the new tattoo that PersonY was getting due to _ forgetting a Birthday gift.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX paid more for their tattoo than PersonY because the one on _ was more detailed.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX wanted her first tattoo and went to PersonY's tattooing studio. _ felt anxious and excited.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX was much more likely to get a tattoo than PersonY, because _ believed in personal artistic expression.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX was really upset when PersonY got a tattoo, because _ thought tattoos were creepy.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX watched anxiously while PersonY got a tattoo on their back. _ had always been terrified of getting one.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX went to PersonY to get a new tattoo , because _ wanted some beautiful body art.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX went to see PersonY about getting a new tattoo because _ wanted to have the sleeve on their left arm finished.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: PersonX's mom won't let her have a tattoo, but PersonY can get one, so _ 's mom is more conservative.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: So _ was scared with getting tattoos because PersonX was scared of needles and PersonY does not mind pain.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: The tattoo artist was preparing his workstation for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had money.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: The tattoo that PersonX had just gotten was nothing like the botched job suffered by PersonY and _ she was thankful her's was better.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: The tattoos of PersonX look a lot better than those of PersonY, so _ must have gone to a better artist.


Input: Context Word: tattoo.

Output: They both wanted to get a tattoo but PersonX had an easier time asking their parents than PersonY because _ parents were easy going.


Input: Context Word: take care of a tortoise.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to take care of a tortoise because _ was very good with caring for animals.


Input: Context Word: theater.

Output: Performing in the theater suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ had a vivid imagination.


Input: Context Word: Waffle.

Output: PersonX stopped by PersonY's house during breakfast time so _ was offered a waffle and orange juice.


Input: Context Word: belt.

Output: PersonX had to buy a longer belt at the store than PersonY because _ was rather overweight.


Input: Context Word: belt.

Output: PersonX was given a leather belt from PersonY to clean it, because _ knows how to do it.


Input: Context Word: belt.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had broken the belt himself that his grandfather gave him a long time ago.


Input: Context Word: handsprings.

Output: PersonX was horrible at doing high back handsprings but PersonY was amazing because _ didn't have a gymnastics background.


Input: Context Word: Fabric.

Output: Fabric was a good material for PersonX to work with, but PersonY struggled with the material because _ didn't share their knowledge.


Input: Context Word: outer ears.

Output: Keeping your outer ears clean is important to PersonX and not important to PersonY, _ takes good care of herself.


Input: Context Word: fix.

Output: It was easy for PersonX to fix the broken boiler but not PersonY as _ was very good at mechanical things.


Input: Context Word: fix.

Output: PersonX knew how to fix a broken leg but PersonY did not as _ was medically competent.


Input: Context Word: fix.

Output: PersonX wanted to fix the sink for PersonY, but _ didn't really know how to do it.


Input: Context Word: basal metabolic rate.

Output: PersonX was able to learn the idea behind the basal metabolic rate but PersonY was not, because _ was a quick learner.


Input: Context Word: humility.

Output: Although PersonX was overall a nicer person than PersonY, _ did not practice humility very regularlly.


Input: Context Word: humility.

Output: In acting class PersonX advised PersonY about how to show the feeling humility, because _ thought they knew how to do it best.


Input: Context Word: humility.

Output: PersonX was working to becoming a better person from PersonY because _ believed they needed to learn humility.


Input: Context Word: moisturizer.

Output: PersonX needed to use a moisturizer after taking a shower but not PersonY because _ had dry skin.


Input: Context Word: leash.

Output: PersonX had a dog but PersonY's dog was given up for adoption recently, so _ was given their old leash.


Input: Context Word: leash.

Output: PersonX handed the leash to PersonY, so _ could watch how to do the new trick.


Input: Context Word: leash.

Output: PersonX wanted to take the dog on a walk, so PersonY told her to use a leash; _ asked where it was.


Input: Context Word: leash.

Output: PersonX was training her dog to walk on a leash and PersonY was giving some tips because _ had no leash-training experience.


Input: Context Word: leash.

Output: The dog belonging to PersonX was able to walk a further distance than the one belonging to PersonY because _ had their dog on a longer leash.


Input: Context Word: recruiter.

Output: PersonX is a recruiter looking at PersonY's application, which gives _ a lot of power.


Input: Context Word: joint.

Output: At the concert, PersonX offered a joint to PersonY to smoke, but _ then rescinded the offer.


Input: Context Word: joint.

Output: PersonX got fired from their job while PersonY kept theirs because _ was caught smoking a joint at work.


Input: Context Word: joint.

Output: PersonX had a pain in their joint and PersonY massaged their leg, so _ had less pain afterwards.


Input: Context Word: joint.

Output: PersonX sought medical assistance from PersonY since _ had a broken joint in his arm.


Input: Context Word: veteran.

Output: PersonX was a veteran and not PersonY because _ actually served in the Armed Forces.


Input: Context Word: Salary.

Output: PersonX had a higher salary at work than PersonY because _ had a higher skill set.


Input: Context Word: unique.

Output: PersonX has a unique sense of humor but PersonY has a more conventional one. Very few people laugh at jokes from _ .


Input: Context Word: unique.

Output: PersonX liked the unique way that PersonY enunciated their words, because _ was a fan of linguistics.


Input: Context Word: unique.

Output: PersonX was hired as the leader instead of PersonY because _ celebrated being unique instead of fitting in with the crowd.


Input: Context Word: Taller.

Output: In the search to be taller, PersonX sought out PersonY to perform leg lengthening procedures because _ was very short.


Input: Context Word: Calories.

Output: PersonX was overweight but PersonY wasn't overweight because _ ate a large amount of calories.


Input: Context Word: hours.

Output: Despite waiting for hours, PersonX hoped PersonY would show up, as _ still had time to wait there for her.


Input: Context Word: hours.

Output: PersonX got paid less on the job than PersonY because _ had put in less hours on the job.


Input: Context Word: hours.

Output: PersonX spent hours in front of the TV, while PersonY spent hours at the gym, so _ was out of shape.


Input: Context Word: industry.

Output: Working in the food and beverage industry suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to culinary school.


Input: Context Word: mermaid.

Output: Everyone wanted to be a mermaid at the Halloween party, but the costume at the store only fit PersonX and not PersonY because _ was slender.


Input: Context Word: water quality.

Output: PersonX was concerned about water quality while PersonY was not, so _ drank filtered water.


Input: Context Word: water quality.

Output: The water quality near PersonX's home is poorer than that near PersonY's, so _ probably lives near a polluted source of water.


Input: Context Word: obesity.

Output: Obesity was a problem for PersonX but not for PersonY, as _ didn't get enough regular exercise.


Input: Context Word: carnival ride.

Output: PersonX refused to go on a carnival ride but PersonY couldn’t wait to go because _ thought the rides were unsafe.


Input: Context Word: potted plants.

Output: PersonX tripped over PersonY's potted plants because _ didn't see the plants in the open doorway.


Input: Context Word: consultant.

Output: PersonX learned PersonY had become an Avon consultant so _ looked up how easy it was to become one.


Input: Context Word: consultant.

Output: PersonX was a well-respected consultant but PersonY was not. _ made a lot of money doing consulting work.


Input: Context Word: drug addiction.

Output: Drug addiction was a health problem to PersonX, but PersonY thought it a crime problem. _ tried to be compassionate to addicts.


Input: Context Word: Prayer.

Output: PersonX always starts his day with a prayer while PersonY does not. _ is religious.


Input: Context Word: housework.

Output: PersonX did their housework while PersonY forgot to do so, therefore _ had a clean house.


Input: Context Word: housework.

Output: The house was a mess. PersonX refused to do the housework until PersonY apologized for their argument. _ thought this was reasonable.


Input: Context Word: Microscope Slides.

Output: PersonX showed microscope slides to PersonY to examine single-celled organisms, because _ wanted to share the wonder of the tiny world.


Input: Context Word: shorts.

Output: After PersonX's shorts fell down at the pool and PersonY watched it happen, _ walked away crying.


Input: Context Word: shorts.

Output: PersonX could not wear shorts to school while PersonY could, because _ was a teacher.


Input: Context Word: shorts.

Output: Wearing shorts in the summer was easier for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had beautiful skin.


Input: Context Word: Body.

Output: Personx loves her body than persony does despite the fact that _ is more fat.


Input: Context Word: Body.

Output: personx used to eat much more than persony does and yet _ had more athletic body.


Input: Context Word: keys.

Output: PersonX couldn't find his keys so PersonY locked the door instead, because _ is less organised.


Input: Context Word: keys.

Output: PersonX was driven to the auto shop today by PersonY since _ lost their car keys.


Input: Context Word: keys.

Output: PersonX's keys got stuck inside the car, so they give PersonY a call for help. _ is the car owner.


Input: Context Word: inner thighs.

Output: PersonX's inner thighs are much more toned than PersonY's because _ is a body builder.


Input: Context Word: bandage.

Output: PersonX currently had a bandage around his knee however PersonY did not. _ was injured.


Input: Context Word: bandage.

Output: The doctor put a bandage on PersonX rather than PersonY since _ had an injury.


Input: Context Word: polygraph test.

Output: PersonX took the polygraph test at PersonYs house, but failed bad because _ was lying.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: At Starbucks, PersonX chose the espresso and PersonY chose a decaffeinated drink, as _ was intolerant of caffeine.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: Having coffee in the morning made sense for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed the effects of caffeine.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX consumed a lot more caffeine every day than PersonY because _ really liked coffee.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX doesn't need to drink coffee for the caffeine but PersonY does because ( _ ) got a good nights sleep and is awake.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX enjoyed his caffeine in the morning while PersonY couldn't handle it so _ had a large cup of coffee every morning.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX has recently stopped drinking caffeine and now has migrens so she asks for PersonY's help, because _ feels miserable.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX wanted to go shopping for a coffee pot as they need caffeine everyday. PersonY wanted to stay in bed longer. _ said I need my coffee.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX was too sensitive to caffeine, but PersonY needs it to wake up, so _ drinks decaf coffee in the morning.


Input: Context Word: caffeine.

Output: PersonX's morning routine includes caffeine, but PersonY's does not, so _ has tea in the morning.


Input: Context Word: master.

Output: PersonX considered PersonY to be a master in scrabble although  _ had won more games.


Input: Context Word: master.

Output: PersonX deferred to the whims of PersonY, because they were the master, and _ was in servitude.


Input: Context Word: master.

Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to find the master key but _ had it the entire time.


Input: Context Word: master.

Output: PersonX was a cruel master to PersonY, so _ always ended up feeling powerful after their interactions.


Input: Context Word: Women.

Output: PersonX was in favour of equality for women but PersonY was not as _ was a feminist.


Input: Context Word: rain.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if it was going to rain later that afternoon because _ was interested in talking about the weather.


Input: Context Word: rain.

Output: PersonX complained about the rain to PersonY since _ enjoyed going outside to play on sunny days.


Input: Context Word: rain.

Output: PersonX do not let PersonY hug him because he was just coming from the rain and _ is wet.


Input: Context Word: rain.

Output: Walking in the rain was something that PersonX liked to do but PersonY hated because _ loved the feel of it.


Input: Context Word: egotistic person.

Output: PersonX was definitely not as popular as PersonY. many people thought _ was an egotistic person.


Input: Context Word: picnic.

Output: At the company picnic, PersonX stayed at the shallow end of the pond and PersonY stayed at the deep end, because _ was unaccomplished at swimming.


Input: Context Word: picnic.

Output: PersonX thought it would be romantic to go on a picnic but PersonY thought there were too many bugs. _ suggested they take bug spray.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX believed that science could explain evolution, while PersonY did not, because _ was a Catholic.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX enjoyed science a lot more than PersonY because _ found it very interesting to study.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX enjoyed science experiements while PersonY was bored of them, so _ looked forward to physics class.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX got an A in Political Science while PersonY tried hard but got a C, so  _ offered help.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX hated everything to do with science while PersonY loved everything to do with science so _ failed biology.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX is really bad at science and asks for instructions from PersonY, because _ wants to get better at science.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX offers to take notes for PersonY during science class, but _ hurts their hand and has to stop.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX was more prepared than PersonY, so _ did better on the science test today.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: PersonX wasn't good at Science like PersonY.  _ failed the big science exam that was needed to go onto next grade.


Input: Context Word: science.

Output: The science teacher favored PersonX over PersonY because _ cleaned all of the equipment after experiments.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output: PersonX had more oily hair than PersonY although the scalp of _ was much drier.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output: PersonX has quite oily skin, but PersonY's is kind of dry. _ has to use stronger face wash.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output: PersonX has very oily hair and asks PersonY for advice about shampoo, because _ doesn't know what to buy.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output: PersonX's skin is often too oily or too dry, while PersonY's is just right, so _ uses a cheap face wash.


Input: Context Word: Gouache.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to paint with gouache, after he succeed _ was vary proud.


Input: Context Word: shirt.

Output: PersonX thought the shirt looked fabulous but PersonY did not. _ bought the nice shirt.


Input: Context Word: shirt.

Output: PersonX wore the t-shirt to the meeting even though PersonY told them it was formal because _ is rebellious.


Input: Context Word: shirt.

Output: The shirt was on sale so PersonX wanted to buy it, but PersonY told them not to. _ thought the price was a good deal.


Input: Context Word: Jury.

Output: To avoid jury duty, PersonX told PersonY to go in his place. _ missed going to the courtroom.


Input: Context Word: asshole.

Output: PersonX is a real asshole but PersonY is not. _ has very few good friends.


Input: Context Word: grapes.

Output: Grapes are a favorite of PersonX, but PersonY can't stand them, so _ is more likely to be a fruit enthusiast.


Input: Context Word: grapes.

Output: Grapes are a favorite of PersonX, but PersonY really can't stand the taste. _ is a fruit lover.


Input: Context Word: grapes.

Output: PersonX is a farmer who grows grapes for people who drink wine like PersonY, _ is a brilliant grape grower.


Input: Context Word: advances.

Output: PersonX kept making advances on PersonY despite how many times _ was told to knock it off.


Input: Context Word: therapy.

Output: PersonX is very nervous and easily upset, PersonY is not that is why _ is in therapy.


Input: Context Word: therapy.

Output: PersonX was convinced by PersonY to finally attend physical therapy because _ had been refusing to go.


Input: Context Word: therapy.

Output: Seeing someone for therapy after the accident was a must for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was suffering from PTSD.


Input: Context Word: spread.

Output: It was believed that PersonX but not PersonY had spread the rumors because _ loved to gossip and play busy-body.


Input: Context Word: ambulance.

Output: PersonX called an ambulance for PersonY after their car accident because _ wanted to get them help.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: Becoming a veterinarian suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a deep love of animals.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: PersonX laughed because PersonY thought a veterinarian was someone who didn't eat meat, and this made _ feel superior.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: PersonX studied hard for their veterinarian exam but PersonY goofed off. _ passed their exam.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: PersonX took PersonYs pet to the veterinarian to get a rabies booster because _ had free time.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: PersonX wanted to be a veterinarian when they were older but PersonY did not because _ loved animals.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: Since PersonX's dog was sick and in need of a veterinarian while PersonY's was healthy and energetic, _ took their dog to the animal hospital.


Input: Context Word: veterinarian.

Output: The veterinarian talked to PersonX more frequently than PersonY because _ had a sick pet.


Input: Context Word: Baby.

Output: PersonX didn't want to have a baby but PersonY wanted one quite urgently. _ always used a condom during sex.


Input: Context Word: Baby.

Output: PersonX didn't want to have a baby with their partner, but PersonY did. _ always took birth control to prevent pregnancy.


Input: Context Word: buy.

Output: It was possible for PersonX to buy a Rolls Royce but not for PersonY because _ was very rich.


Input: Context Word: buy.

Output: PersonX asked if PersonY would buy them dinner and drinks because _ didn't have any money.


Input: Context Word: buy.

Output: PersonX decided that they were going to buy shares in a racehorse but PersonY could not because _ was rich.


Input: Context Word: buy.

Output: PersonX suggested that PersonY buy dinner and drinks that evening because _ was short on money.


Input: Context Word: buy.

Output: PersonX wanted to buy a present for John but PersonY would not as _ was very generous.


Input: Context Word: buy.

Output: Whereas PersonX could afford to buy a new car PersonY could not because _ was very affluent.


Input: Context Word: handball.

Output: PersonX was always ahead of PersonY in handball, as _ played very fast and accurate.


Input: Context Word: lychee.

Output: PersonX has recently bought a lychee tree and needs help from PersonY, because _ knows nothing about trees.


Input: Context Word: director.

Output: PersonX impressed the director more than PersonY, so _ was given the starring role in the movie.


Input: Context Word: tempting.

Output: PersonX was always successfully tempting PersonY to do bad things, because _ was a criminal.


Input: Context Word: Private Pilot's License.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY in the struggle of finally getting his private pilot's license and _ was happy for him.


Input: Context Word: France.

Output: PersonX could speak French well, PersonY could not so _ got along well in France.


Input: Context Word: France.

Output: PersonX was more familiar with France compared to PersonY because _ visited many times before.


Input: Context Word: France.

Output: PersonX was very excited about the company trip to France but PersonY was dreading it because _ enjoyed traveling.


Input: Context Word: scratch.

Output: PersonX got a scratch in PersonY's steel sink, so _ brought them scratch remover in order to fix it.


Input: Context Word: scratch.

Output: PersonX was so afraid of PersonY because _ thought she would scratch her when she wasn't looking.


Input: Context Word: wool.

Output: PersonX as a joke bought a wool sweater for PersonY despite his skin rash because _ is a prankster.


Input: Context Word: wool.

Output: PersonX wanted to be able to sell the wool at the market and needed help from PersonY, so _ was insecure.


Input: Context Word: wool.

Output: PersonX was looking on the sale rack for a wool sweater but not PersonY because _  was frugal with money.


Input: Context Word: wool.

Output: The wool coat PersonX gave to PersonY fit like a glove, so _ accepted a hug as a thank you.


Input: Context Word: lively.

Output: PersonX is more lively at work than PersonY because _ gets more sleep at night.


Input: Context Word: tub.

Output: PersonX needed to call PersonY to fix their tub because _ didn't know how to fix their plumbing issue.


Input: Context Word: tub.

Output: Since PersonX washed the tub while PersonY lazily sat on the couch, _ was annoyed to do all the work.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: Creating a website was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ knew how to use computers.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: It was simple for PersonX to build a website but not PersonY, as _ was fluent in HTML and Javascript.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX built a better website for the contest than PersonY because _ is a better programmer.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX did not use the website to register their car but PersonY did because _ was internet ignorant.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX had deisgned a website for PersonY to help promote a business. _ wanted more guidance on content for the website.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX had more visitors to their website than PersonY because _ had paid advertising for their site.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to build them a website since _ had no experience with web design and html.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX wanted to check out PersonY's physical fitness website because _ had to get into shape.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: PersonX wanted to hire PersonY to build the website   _   needed .


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: So _ visited the website because PersonX needed some information that PersonY didn't need and that's why.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: The website PersonX designed was great, but PersonY designed a better one. _ felt jealous.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: The website designed by PersonX looked very professional but PersonY's website looked shoddy, since _ had a degree in website design.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: The website designer donated time a page to PersonX and not to PersonY because _ ran a charity.


Input: Context Word: website.

Output: The website for PersonX's company is being developed by PersonY, so _ is the business owner.


Input: Context Word: barking.

Output: PersonX hated to hear barking dogs while PersonY didn't mind it, so when the neighbors dogs started barking outside, _ was angry.


Input: Context Word: wet.

Output: The blanket was wet and PersonX was annoyed but PersonY was not because _ was very critical.


Input: Context Word: prove.

Output: PersonX always felt that he had to prove everything to everybody unlike PersonY because _ was always the underdog.


Input: Context Word: encourages.

Output: PersonX always encourages PersonY to do their best, even though _ doesn't always feel like being a cheerleader.


Input: Context Word: paying tribute to the beautiful animal.

Output: For PersonX  paying tribute to the beautiful animal is a good thing but PersonY does not agree, _ doesn't let what others think bother her.


Input: Context Word: workspace.

Output: PersonX kept their workspace neat but PersonY left theirs unorganized. _ only took a few minutes to find important papers.


Input: Context Word: retaining wall.

Output: The construction crew built a retaining wall for PersonX but not PersonY because _ lived on the hillside.


Input: Context Word: saving money to move out.

Output: PersonX was saving money to move out and PersonY wasn't because _ wanted to get an apartment.


Input: Context Word: range.

Output: PersonX range of motion has decreased since they first met PersonY, _ is a senior.


Input: Context Word: range.

Output: PersonX took PersonY to the shooting range because _ knew their way around a firearm.


Input: Context Word: caused.

Output: PersonX caused their loved ones a lot of heartache but not PersonY because _ was very irresponsible.


Input: Context Word: Kenyan.

Output: PersonX's military background was in the Royal Air Force, while PersonY served in the Kenyan Armed forces, so _ is from England.


Input: Context Word: trading.

Output: PersonX was trading his car into PersonY because _ wanted to get rid of the car.