Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had a beautiful smile while PersonY was repulsive, because _ had such beautiful teeth .


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had beautiful white teeth while PersonY had stained yellow teeth, so _ liked to show of their smile.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had dental pain that PersonY did not due to _ wisdom teeth coming in at the wrong angle.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had his teeth knocked out during the fight but not PersonY because _ was one of the fighters.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had perfectly white teeth while PersonY had yellowed teeth; _ offered her some whitening toothpaste.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had shiny white teeth but PersonY didn't because _ brushed and flossed their teeth every day.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had teeth that were very crooked but PersonY had straight teeth. _ had to go to the dentist to get braces.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had their teeth worked on at a clinic by PersonY because _ was a patient.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX had to go to the dentist and get his teeth fixed while PersonY stayed home, because _ had a broken tooth.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to have strong teeth, so _ made sure they knew where to get calcium.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX was jealous that PersonY had whiter teeth because _ had poor dental care habits.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: PersonX was never going to be as good a dentist as PersonY  despite _ being fascinated by teeth.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: The dentist applauded PersonX but not PersonY for their oral hygiene habits because _ had many cavities in their teeth.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: The teeth of PersonX are more yellow than PersonY's due to _ drinking mostly coffee all the time.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: The teeth of PersonX aren't as white as those of PersonY because _ has always been a smoker.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: The teeth of PersonX aren't as white as those of PersonY because _ only drinks coffee.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: The teeth of PersonX have been hurting, and PersonY tells her she has a cavity. _ is a dental patient.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: The teeth of PersonX were far better than PersonY because _ always brushed his teeth.


Input: Context Word: teeth.

Output: Tooth decay was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY , since _ neglected her teeth.


Input: Context Word: Mom.

Output: The Mom of PersonX has passed away, but PersonY's is still living, so _ is very sad.


Input: Context Word: mobile home.

Output: PersonX stopped by PersonY's mobile home to see if he wanted to go fishing but nobody was home at _ house.


Input: Context Word: teenage anxiety.

Output: PersonX was struggling with teenage anxiety when PersonY offered to help _ get through the tough patch.


Input: Context Word: single.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to attract a mate because _ was single and free to mingle.


Input: Context Word: single.

Output: PersonX has been single for years, while PersonY is married, so _ is more likely to be lonely.


Input: Context Word: single.

Output: PersonX is single, PersonY is married therefore _ could give the best advice on being single.


Input: Context Word: single.

Output: PersonX wanted to find a partner, but PersonY wanted to stay single, because _ was lonely.


Input: Context Word: single.

Output: The man assumed PersonX was married and PersonY was single because _ was wearing a wedding ring.


Input: Context Word: single.

Output: The single PersonX did not envy PersonY 's married life, as _ relished her freedom.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: Being in a garden is what PersonX loves, while PersonY loves finance. Therefore, _ is likely a gardener.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: Cultivating a garden was of interest to PersonX but not PersonY because _ cared a lot about sustainable living.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: Growing a garden was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a big backyard.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: In the garden PersonX was far superior to PersonY. _ had taken classes in how to grow plants and what conditions were needed.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX always grows a better garden than PersonY, mostly because _ has a natural green thumb.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they wanted anything from the garden because _ were going out to pick vegetables.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY wanted to plant a garden in the backyard because _ had a green thumb.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was attacked by bees because _ was out working in the garden.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX can't figure out how PersonY manages to have such a large and beautiful garden, because _ has always struggled with growing plants.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX doesn't have time to keep a garden, but PersonY does and loves them because _ is out of town a lot.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX got very jealous of PersonY at the garden party because _ didn't win an award for the best flowers.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX had a vibrant garden whereas PersonY did not have one, so _ was always planting roses.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX hated to work in the garden while PersonY would spend hours there because _ disliked working in the sun.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY plant a garden, as _ was strong and able to shovel dirt for extended periods of time.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX is boiling the water while PersonY collects spinach from the garden because _ is making spaghetti.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX knelt over and worked to remove the weeds assembled around the plants in the garden while PersonY watched and sighed, because _ was a diligent gardener.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX lay in the hammock and relaxed while PersonY worked in the garden, because _ was lazy.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX liked to garden but PersonY preferred video games, so on a given day you could find _ outdoors.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX liked to garden more than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about where her fresh vegetables would come from.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX liked to work in the garden, but PersonY avoided it, because _ avoided getting dirty.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX likes to garden while PersonY does not, because _ takes care of her garden.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX loves to garden more than PersonY does so _ spends a lot of his time outside.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX offered to work in the garden and clean the house for PersonY because _ had some free time.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX thought planting a garden would be fun but PersonY thought it would be a pain. _ enjoyed fresh vegetables all summer.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX wanted to have a big garden and PersonY did not because _ loved bees.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX was holding a butterfly he found in the garden while PersonY was running away, as _ loves insects.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX was more likely to work in the garden than PersonY because _ liked to be outdoors.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX was planting their first garden and PersonY was a world famous horticulturist, so _ asked how to grow a garden.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: PersonX's garden was much grander and better looking than PersonY's because _ was a professional gardener.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: The garden of PersonX has bigger flowers than PersonY due to _ watering more often.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: The garden of PersonX looks prettier than PersonY's because _ spent more time on it in the Summer.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: The garden of PersonX looks shoddy compared to PersonY's, although _ is a gardener by trade.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: The man liked PersonX's garden a lot less than PersonY's, because _ was very ugly.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: The old cat ran up to PersonX but past PersonY because _ had yarn in the garden.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: When it comes to working in the garden, PersonX is better than PersonY because _ has a lot more experience.


Input: Context Word: garden.

Output: You are a good gardener can you help me grow a garden PersonX asked PersonY, _ has never grown a garden.


Input: Context Word: diaper.

Output: PersonX asked if PersonY would help her change her baby, since _ was inept with a diaper.


Input: Context Word: double jointed.

Output: PersonX is not as limber or flexible as PersonY due to _ not being double jointed.


Input: Context Word: freezer.

Output: PersonX didn't mind being in the freezer as much as PersonY, because _ grew up in the arctics.


Input: Context Word: freezer.

Output: PersonX had to buy an extra freezer but not PersonY because _ liked to eat frozen food.


Input: Context Word: freezer.

Output: PersonX worries that PersonY is using too much electricity with his chest freezer, but _ decides not to say anything.


Input: Context Word: freezer.

Output: When the freezer of PersonX broke, PersonY offered money to buy a new one. Then _ accepted the cash.


Input: Context Word: relax.

Output: PersonX wanted to relax, so PersonY treated her to a trip to the spa. _ spent no money.


Input: Context Word: relax.

Output: PersonX was always busy doing something, PersonY was more of a relaxed type. _ couldn't help herself from being on the go.


Input: Context Word: relax.

Output: PersonX was trying very hard to relax, but PersonY was banging on his drum set, making _ very irritated.


Input: Context Word: relax.

Output: personx had a place in his yard he used to relax when persony is not at home because _ do not like himself being disturbed.


Input: Context Word: loft bed.

Output: Sleeping in a loft bed was not a good idea for PersonX but it was for PersonY because _ was uncomfortable with heights.


Input: Context Word: blame.

Output: After losing a large contract, PersonX successfully laid the blame onto PersonY, causing _ to feel relieved.


Input: Context Word: blame.

Output: PersonX apologized to PersonY and accepted the blame and consequences, because _ is an honest person.


Input: Context Word: frustrations.

Output: PersonX's frustrations have been growing, so they visit PersonY to talk. _ is in therapy.


Input: Context Word: Bearing.

Output: PersonX had a difficult time bearing the bad news while PersonY took it in stride. _ had to see a psychiatrist.


Input: Context Word: magnesium.

Output: PersonX knew PersonY needded more magnesium but _ didn't know if they hated fruit or not.


Input: Context Word: magnesium.

Output: PersonX was trying to be a healthier person for PersonY so _ took magnesium and other supplements every day.


Input: Context Word: closet.

Output: PersonX is more of a hoarder than PersonY, so it took _ much more time to clean out their closet.


Input: Context Word: closet.

Output: The closet of PersonX looks a lot cleaner and better than PersonY's closet because _ is organized.


Input: Context Word: closet.

Output: The closet of PersonX was much bigger than PersonY because _ had collected shoes for the last ten years.


Input: Context Word: plasma.

Output: PersonX donated plasma whenever he could while PersonY never has. _ wasn't afraid of needles.


Input: Context Word: Airbnb.

Output: Airbnb was ideal for PersonX but PersonY liked staying in hotel better than homes. _ booked a room in a downtown loft for their vacation.


Input: Context Word: neuropsychiatrist.

Output: The neuropsychiatrist advised PersonX that PersonY was bad for her mental health, since _ was so affected by her negativity.


Input: Context Word: precisely.

Output: PersonX had precisely zero complaints about the way PersonY handled the business problem because _ was a client.


Input: Context Word: cosplay.

Output: At the cosplay convention, PersonX showed PersonY his new costume because _ was proud of it.


Input: Context Word: cosplay.

Output: Attending Comic Con suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ was more enthusiastic about cosplay and nerdy things.


Input: Context Word: cosplay.

Output: Cosplay really interested PersonX, but PersonY didn't know much about it, so _ tried to teach about it.


Input: Context Word: cosplay.

Output: PersonX was really into cosplay but PersonY was not. _ went to the convention dressed as their favorite character.


Input: Context Word: cosplay.

Output: PersonX wore a Princess Leia suit while PersonY wore normal clothes, because _ loved cosplay .


Input: Context Word: passing.

Output: In passing PersonX waves at PersonY everyday when the go by each other,  _ is a  polite person.


Input: Context Word: passing.

Output: PersonX saw PersonY give them the finger from their car, because _ had cut them off earlier while passing.


Input: Context Word: raising.

Output: PersonX is bad at raising animals, while PersonY is just the opposite. _ must be the farmer of the two.


Input: Context Word: raising.

Output: PersonX's career is raising plants, while PersonY helps to raise kids, so _ is a farmer.


Input: Context Word: cutting torch.

Output: PersonX was learning to use the cutting torch under PersonYs supervision.   _ was proud even with the slow progress.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: Because of the fact that PersonX performed fewer physical exercises than PersonY did, _ was in worse shape overall.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to be in good health because _ exercises five days a week.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: PersonX did a lot less daily exercises than PersonY, which led to _ being fat.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: PersonX did a lot of exercises but PersonY did not because _ had very good fitness levels.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: PersonX got advice on the best exercises from PersonY since _ was inexperienced with fitness techniques.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: PersonX loved going to the gym and doing many exercises but PersonY hated it because _ was naturally athletic.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: PersonX only performed exercises once every other week while PersonY exercised three times a week, and therefore _ was in terrible physical shape.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: Since PersonX did exercises regularly while PersonY was out of shape, _ could easily run a mile.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: Staying flexible was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ did all sorts of stretching exercises.


Input: Context Word: exercises.

Output: The exercises that PersonX does are good for his back unlike PersonY because _ does them right.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: PersonX always got worse marks for behavior on report cards than PersonY, because _ defied the teacher's requests.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: PersonX always had a better behavior in a public setting than PersonY, as _ was hyper.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: PersonX disapproved of the behavior shown by PersonY, although _ acted much worse in reality.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: PersonX made sexist remarks to their coworkers but PersonY refrained. _ was dismissed for their behavior.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was exhibiting some bad behaviors and  _ wanted to make him behave better.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: PersonX's behavior was much more acceptable than PersonY's, therefore _ was offered the better job.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: The behavior of PersonX was a lot worse than PersonY, because _ had a very bad childhood.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: The behavior of PersonX was much better than PersonY because _ was very nice and polite .


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: The child of PersonX had really bad behavior unlike PersonY's child, because _ was not very strict.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output: The dog of PersonX's behavior was a lot worse than that of PersonY's, because _ dog was disobedient.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: In elementary school, PersonX was being bullied by PersonY, so _ went home and cried.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: PersonX is being bullied and asks PersonY for her protection, because _ is thin and small.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: PersonX is concerned PersonY is being bullied because _ is a school counsellor and knows the signs.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: PersonX knew their self-worth, but PersonY did not, consequently when being bullied at school, _ was emotionally stable.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: PersonX often felt bullied at work by PersonY because _ was often yelled at and made fun of.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: PersonX was tired of being bullied and freaked PersonY out when _ decided to bring a gun to school.


Input: Context Word: bullied.

Output: Since PersonX was bullied more times than PersonY, _ was far more fearful when walking alone.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: Because PersonX was stronger than PersonY, who was better at using his brain, _ became a construction worker.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY may be declared dead because _ did not display any brain activity while on the life support machine.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: PersonX didn't want to dissect the cow brain with PersonY, because _ thought they could find a better lab partner.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: PersonX entrusted their life to the renowned neurosurgeon PersonY, because _ required a novel brain surgery.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: PersonX has a more creative brain while PersonY has a more analytical one because _ is considered left-brained.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: PersonX was known for her brain while PersonY was known for her athleticism; _ was a scholar.


Input: Context Word: brain.

Output: PersonX wished she had the brain of PersonY, as _ was always struggling in school compared to her.


Input: Context Word: Surgery.

Output: PersonX was really scared to have surgery but PersonY was very brave about it. _ was under a lot of stress.


Input: Context Word: passion.

Output: PersonX lost all of their passion for the food cooked by PersonY, because _ became depressed.


Input: Context Word: passion.

Output: PersonX showed far more passion than PersonY for their job, so _ was quickly promoted.


Input: Context Word: passion.

Output: PersonX's passion for photography was a lot stronger than PersonY's because _ took many pictures more often.


Input: Context Word: passion.

Output: The passion for fishing was much stronger in PersonX than PersonY, because _ was a lifelong fisherman.


Input: Context Word: Volunteer.

Output: PersonX loved people and wanted to help them while PersonY loved to help animals. _ volunteered at the local hospital.


Input: Context Word: flan.

Output: PersonX was a better baker than PersonY so _ could create a beauliful flan from the oven.


Input: Context Word: diploma.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to graduation because _ had worked hard and was getting a diploma.


Input: Context Word: wiser.

Output: PersonX was a lot wiser than PersonY because _ was always passionate about learning and reading information.


Input: Context Word: mountain.

Output: PersonX advised PersonY not to climb the mountain. _ was afraid something bad would happen.


Input: Context Word: mountain.

Output: PersonX wasnt as prepared for the mountain as PersonY because _ slept poorly the night before.


Input: Context Word: leap.

Output: PersonX was willing to leap off the cliff while PersonY refused to, because _ was brave.


Input: Context Word: gerbils.

Output: PersonX owned many gerbils as pets but not PersonY because _ enjoyed having diminutive sized pets.


Input: Context Word: gerbils.

Output: PersonX's homes is filled with gerbils, and PersonY has none at all. _ 's home smells funny.


Input: Context Word: hybrid.

Output: PersonX has a hybrid car, but PersonY has a gas powered one because _ cares about the environment.


Input: Context Word: signs.

Output: PersonX kept showing signs of cheating on PersonY, so _ started trying to be more careful.


Input: Context Word: signs.

Output: PersonX put signs up to promote PersonY's political campaign because _ wanted to see them win the election.


Input: Context Word: signs.

Output: PersonX worked hard making PersonY some new custom signs, then _ was paid for the signs.


Input: Context Word: necessary materials.

Output: PersonX needed to go get the necessary materials for PersonY's project so _ got in the car.


Input: Context Word: nectarines.

Output: PersonX called PersonY and asked her to pick up some nectarines at the store because _ had forgotten them when shopping.


Input: Context Word: rug.

Output: PersonX bought PersonY a new rug at the store, because _ wanted to help decorate their new home.


Input: Context Word: rug.

Output: PersonX swept the issue under the rug, while PersonY brought up the issue directly, because _ wanted to invite confrontation.


Input: Context Word: rug.

Output: The new rug arrived at PersonXs house while PersonY was there.  _ asked for help moving the furniture around.


Input: Context Word: rug.

Output: When PersonX spilled red wine on the rug _ apologized because it was owned by PersonY.


Input: Context Word: Apple.

Output: PersonX gave the apple to PersonY during class to try to gain his favor. _ was a suckup.


Input: Context Word: Cell phone.

Output: personx had persony cell phone more than his own although _ cell phone is bigger.


Input: Context Word: bird feeder.

Output: PersonX wanted to put a bird feeder in the backyard with PersonYs help, because _ loved looking at birds.


Input: Context Word: bird feeder.

Output: PersonX wanted to put up bird feeder in PersonYs backyard, however _ couldn't find suitable one.


Input: Context Word: squeaks.

Output: PersonX's door squeaks a lot louder than PersonY's because _ has not fixed it yet this week.


Input: Context Word: amnesia.

Output: After the crash, PersonX suffers from amnesia, but PersonY does not, so _ can't remember things.


Input: Context Word: widely.

Output: PersonX finds the fruits and vegetables PersonY sells to be more widely available, _ is a consumer.


Input: Context Word: movies.

Output: PersonX always paid for PersonY's tickets to the movies because _ always had plenty of money.


Input: Context Word: movies.

Output: PersonX forbid PersonY from going to the movies with her friends because _ was strict.


Input: Context Word: movies.

Output: PersonX gave her movie ticket to PersonY , so _ missed the movies that day.


Input: Context Word: movies.

Output: PersonX has to watch movies for his job, and PersonY watches TV shows, so _ is a film critic.


Input: Context Word: movies.

Output: PersonX loved to go to the movies but PersonY did not. _ went to the latest film on Friday.


Input: Context Word: movies.

Output: PersonX spent a day at the movies while PersonY studied for the test, so _ ended up failing.


Input: Context Word: Dumbo Rat.

Output: personx had Dumbo Rat as a pet and wanted to gift it to persony and _ was happy to give it out.


Input: Context Word: Enamel.

Output: PersonX applied enamel to remove the paint from the walls of PersonY's house because _ needed work.


Input: Context Word: Buddhist.

Output: PersonX was a Buddhist while PersonY was a Jew. _ would never think of eating beef.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX convinced PersonY that his priceless glass vase was a knockoff because _ is disingenuous.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX gave a glass vase to PersonY so _ they could put some flowers in it.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX had the glass windshield installed by PersonY because _ was a beginner when it came to car repair.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX is currently cleaning a glass pipe of PersonY, because _ is an expert in cleaning glass.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX took the full pitcher from PersonY so _ could fill her glass with water.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX wanted the glass ornament more than PersonY for _ was sure they could keep it from breaking.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX was trying to stop PersonY from running into a glass without knowing because _ is older.


Input: Context Word: glass.

Output: PersonX would blow glass in their free time while PersonY watched TV all night. _ was more productive.


Input: Context Word: music videos.

Output: Applying to dance in music videos was great for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a professional dancer.


Input: Context Word: convince the parents to get a bird.

Output: PersonX had to convince the parents to get a bird but PersonY didn't because _ already had a dog as a pet.


Input: Context Word: stranded.

Output: PersonX got stranded along the side of the road, and PersonY helped them, so _ was thankful.


Input: Context Word: personality.

Output: After a rough day at work, PersonX asked PersonY if he had a good personality. _ was having doubts about being a great person.


Input: Context Word: personality.

Output: People like the personality of PersonX, while PersonY is not liked very much. _ is quirky.


Input: Context Word: personality.

Output: PersonX  Is liked well by other were as PersonY is not liked so well by others, _ personality is is tolerable and charming.


Input: Context Word: personality.

Output: PersonX loves PersonY so much, _ says that it is due to them having a really positive personality.


Input: Context Word: personality.

Output: PersonX's personality is more friendly and kind, while PersonY is mean, so _ is probably more outgoing.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: Family was very important to PersonX but PersonY was more a loner. _ attended their family reunion picnic every year.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX didn't feel comfortable having PersonY around their family, because _ wanted to isolate them.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX had a large family, but PersonY had a small one; _ handled chaos with ease.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX had a more close knit family than PersonY who was from a broken home, so _ seemed friendlier.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX had a rough time trying to introduce PersonY to their family. _ was not good with words, so they couldn't speak for theirself.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX has a good relationship with their family but PersonY does not. _ goes home to visit their kinfolk often.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX lost touch with his family after high school unlike PersonY, because _ family were evil.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX was able to spend more time with family than PersonY because _ lived nearby.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: PersonX's family is quite small, but PersonY has a big one. _ has one kid.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: Since PersonX had a small family while PersonY had a large family, the family gatherings of _ were always crowded and hectic.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: The family of PersonX is quite small, while PersonY has a large one, so _ probably has few siblings.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: The family was excited for PersonX to visit but not PersonY because _ always gave out money.


Input: Context Word: family.

Output: When PersonX introduced PersonY to the family after the engagement, _ was congratulated with a warm hug.


Input: Context Word: volunteering.

Output: When it came to charities, PersonX was always volunteering at soup kitchens while PersonY never did any charity work because _ was very selfless.


Input: Context Word: suffering.

Output: Emotional suffering was more of a curse for PersonX than PersonY because _ took everything personally.


Input: Context Word: blush.

Output: PersonX felt them blush went looking at PersonY because _ had a crush on the other.


Input: Context Word: blush.

Output: PersonX was watching makeup tutorials while PersonY was not because _ wanted to know how to put blush on correctly.


Input: Context Word: blush.

Output: When speaking to their crush PersonX would blush but PersonY did not because _ was very shy.


Input: Context Word: maneuver.

Output: PersonX easily made the maneuver around PersonY on the track because _ was so skilled at this kind of race.


Input: Context Word: maneuver.

Output: PersonX was able to save the choking man, but PersonY was not, because _ had recently learned the heimlich maneuver.


Input: Context Word: symmetry.

Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY about symmetry. The student had to ask someone else for help because _ was not a good teacher.


Input: Context Word: pirate.

Output: PersonX wanted to talk like a pirate more than PersonY so _ practiced pirate talk.


Input: Context Word: pirate.

Output: While in Tampa, PersonX lingered at a pirate ship and PersonY hurried through a museum, so _ was late to their meeting.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: Investing in a business better suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ always did their taxes.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: PersonX cheated their taxes but PersonY did not cheat on their taxes. _ was audited by the IRS.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY did because _ owed more back on their taxes.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: PersonX had to pay a lot in taxes unlike PersonY because _ worked multiple jobs.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: PersonX had to pay more taxes then PersonY because _ had a better paying job.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: PersonX needed to borrow money from PersonY to pay his taxes, so _ offered collateral for the loan.


Input: Context Word: taxes.

Output: PersonX thought that taxes were unfair. PersonY explained that they helped pay for public services. _ still thought of taxes as a punishment.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: Complicated mathematical equations were easier to understand for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had an analytical mind.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: PersonX couldn't understand PersonY reasoning because _ hadn't gathered more information on the subject they were talking about.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: PersonX did not understand the language and that is why PersonY would tell them what was said, _ is a foreigner.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: PersonX didn't understand the reasons behind PersonY's choices but _ trusted them to do the right thing.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY quit their job because _ really needed the money.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY wanted to go on vacation because _ hated to take time away from work.


Input: Context Word: understand.

Output: Trying to understand the concept, PersonX asked PersonY to help her with a geometry problem, as _ had weak math skills.


Input: Context Word: pores.

Output: The pores of PersonX are clogged, and PersonY's are nice and clean. _ uses a cheap face wash.


Input: Context Word: relative.

Output: Since PersonX invited relatives over for Christmas and PersonY did not, _ ate with family at home.


Input: Context Word: excellent.

Output: PersonX was not able to make excellent desserts the way PersonY was able to because _ had never worked in a bakery.


Input: Context Word: breast cancer.

Output: PersonX was worried that they had the gene for breast cancer but PersonY wasn't. _ made an appointment to see the doctor.


Input: Context Word: start the car on a hill.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY start the car on a hill because _ has been driving for years and knew what to do.


Input: Context Word: silences.

Output: PersonX inserted many silences when speaking to PersonY , as _ could not give too much information at once.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX bought a new pair of boots last week unlike PersonY because _ old boots were ruined.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX fell in love with the boots at the store, so PersonY bought them as a gift for her. _ wrote a thank you note.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX inherited a pair of nice winter boots from PersonY because _ had grown in to them.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX is always amazed at how PersonY can walk in stiletto boots, because _ is so clumsy in heels.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX wore boots while PersonY wore flip flops outside on a rainy day, so _ had dry feet when the day was done.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ stepped on the brand new boots and ruined them.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY for wearing their muddy boots inside the house.  _  was angry.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: The feet of PersonX stayed drier than the feet of PersonY because _ had worn their rubber boots.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: The footprints matched the boots of PersonX and not PersonY, because _ wore the same size.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: The new thigh high black leather boots looked very attractive on PersonX but were not flattering for PersonY, because _ was tall and slender.


Input: Context Word: boots.

Output: To get hired by PersonX a pair of boots must be provided for PersonY, _ is in need of a worker.


Input: Context Word: break up.

Output: After PersonX's boyfriend decided to break up with her, PersonY invited her for dinner, _ felt very grateful for this gesture.


Input: Context Word: break up.

Output: PersonX wanted to break up but PersonY didn't. _ was deeply unhappy in the relationship and had been for a long time.


Input: Context Word: break up.

Output: PersonX wanted to break up with PersonY, but _ was not sure how to say it to them.


Input: Context Word: flat iron.

Output: PersonX loaned her flat iron to PersonY who ended up breaking it, but _ is forgiving.


Input: Context Word: eyebrows.

Output: PersonX admired the shape of PersonY's eyebrows, but _ assumed that hers couldn't look the same way.


Input: Context Word: eyebrows.

Output: PersonX tweezed PersonY's eyebrows because _ has bushy eyebrows too and knows how to take care of them.


Input: Context Word: eyebrows.

Output: PersonX's eyebrows are much thinner than PersonY's are because _ styles them a lot more.


Input: Context Word: eyebrows.

Output: The eyebrows of PersonX are much bushier than PersonY's, therefore _ probably tweezes them infrequently.


Input: Context Word: praying.

Output: PersonX believes that praying is helpful, but PersonY does not, because _ believes in a higher power.


Input: Context Word: teenagers.

Output: PersonX thought teenagers were fun to hang out with but PersonY did not. _ hung out with high school kids.


Input: Context Word: teachers.

Output: PersonX did well in school while PersonY did not because _ studied hard and respected her teachers.


Input: Context Word: caption.

Output: PersonX wrote a great wildlife caption while PersonY wrote a  really bad photo caption.  _ wrote a wildlife caption.


Input: Context Word: sardines.

Output: PersonX usually didn't like fish as much as PersonY however _ had a liking for sardines on pizza.


Input: Context Word: engineering.

Output: Since PersonX went to school for engineering and PersonY did not, _ was able to get a good engineering job.


Input: Context Word: Muscles.

Output: At the gym, PersonX did lots of weight training to get bigger muscles. PersonY preferred cardio exercises. _ thought cardio was a waste of time.


Input: Context Word: ping pong.

Output: PersonX is better at ping pong than PersonY because _ is a champion at the game.


Input: Context Word: ping pong.

Output: PersonX loved playing ping pong, but PersonY preferred bowling. _ decided to try bowling anyway.


Input: Context Word: ping pong.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to play ping pong because _ wanted to have a partner to play.


Input: Context Word: ping pong.

Output: PersonX was very good at playing ping pong but PersonY was not. _ won the match very easily.


Input: Context Word: bracelets.

Output: PersonX loved wearing bracelets while PersonY hated the thought of it, so _ seemed more fashionable.


Input: Context Word: bracelets.

Output: PersonX worked hard at making the bracelets for the fair tomorrow and PersonY made posters, because _ was a jewelry maker.


Input: Context Word: vaccine.

Output: PersonX did not want to get a vaccine unlike PersonY because _ believed in bogus medicine.


Input: Context Word: Beautiful.

Output: PersonX was much more beautiful than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about getting a date.


Input: Context Word: england.

Output: PersonX was upset he had to stay home while PersonY got to travel to England, because _ 's passport was denied.


Input: Context Word: Poor Hygiene.

Output: PersonX was concerned about PersonY and their poor hygiene, so _ gave some deoderant to him.


Input: Context Word: soldier.

Output: Being a soldier in the war suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had always been courageous.


Input: Context Word: Fence Post.

Output: PersonX tied their horse to the fence post before heading into the saloon but PersonY didn't. When _ came back out their horse was right there.


Input: Context Word: underarm fat.

Output: One can tell that PersonX works out but not PersonY since _ has not underarm fat.


Input: Context Word: whipped.

Output: PersonX did not eat whipped cream at dessert, but PersonY did because _ was lactose intolerant.


Input: Context Word: vanilla sponge cake.

Output: PersonX thinks PersonY is crazy for not liking vanilla sponge cake because _ thinks it is delicious.


Input: Context Word: blood sugar.

Output: PersonX checked the patient's blood sugar levels instead of PersonY because _ is a nurse.


Input: Context Word: Windows.

Output: Changing the way your personal copy of Windows looks was a breeze for PersonX, but not for PersonY due to _ being computer literate.


Input: Context Word: Windows.

Output: PersonX decided to install Windows on PersonY 's computer because _ had only used Mac before.


Input: Context Word: Windows.

Output: PersonX's computer uses Windows, but PersonY's uses a Mac. In general, _ is a Microsoft person.


Input: Context Word: Windows.

Output: Windows computers was the best for PersonX but PersonY preferred Apple Mac. _ had used PCs since they were a child.


Input: Context Word: handle.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY would make a good babysitter because _ knew how to handle small children.


Input: Context Word: handle.

Output: PersonX couldn't get a handle on their emotions when PersonY died, because _ was devastated.


Input: Context Word: handle.

Output: PersonX is so stoic compared to PersonY and it seems _ will readily handle any challenge that comes her way.


Input: Context Word: handle.

Output: PersonX knew how to handle a child having a tantrum whereas PersonY did not as _ was very calm.


Input: Context Word: catch.

Output: Although PersonX 's new boyfriend seemed like a catch, PersonY objected, since _ tended to have poor judgement in mates.


Input: Context Word: catch.

Output: PersonX always had a hard time trying to catch the ball unlike PersonY, because _ was clumsy.


Input: Context Word: catch.

Output: PersonX threw the ball for PersonY to catch, so _ was no longer holding the ball.


Input: Context Word: catch.

Output: PersonX was able to catch the Frisbee thrown by PersonY, then _ threw the Frisbee back.


Input: Context Word: essential.

Output: Because PersonX liked to go camping more than PersonY, _ found owning a sleeping bag was essential.


Input: Context Word: essential.

Output: Exercise was essential to PersonX but PersonY avoided it, as _ thought fitness was important.


Input: Context Word: essential.

Output: PersonX packed a lot more stuff for the trip than PersonY because _ packed more than what was essential.


Input: Context Word: essential.

Output: PersonX was essential to the overall plan PersonY was putting into action, because _ knew how to open the safe.


Input: Context Word: U.S. Secret Service.

Output: The U.S. Secret Service detained PersonX but not PersonY, because _ was perceived as a threat to the President.


Input: Context Word: grief.

Output: PersonX is an orphan and a widow, PersonY is neither therefore _ has experienced grief.


Input: Context Word: grief.

Output: When PersonX's rabbit died, PersonY said grief was silly, so mother gave _ a sympathetic look.


Input: Context Word: television.

Output: PersonX could only have a black and white television growing up unlike PersonY, because _ was poor.


Input: Context Word: Aldi.

Output: PersonX likes to shop at Aldi, while PersonY prefers to go to a more expensive store. _ is frugal.


Input: Context Word: cider vinegar.

Output: PersonX made delicious apple cider vinegar for PersonY after school because _ was a good mother.


Input: Context Word: Alaska.

Output: At the airport, PersonX boarded a plane to Alaska while PersonY fly to Hawaii because _ preferred a colder climate.


Input: Context Word: Alaska.

Output: PersonX works in Alaska, but PersonY has built a life in Las Vegas. _ is more likely the oil worker.


Input: Context Word: dark.

Output: PersonX is more prone to wear white while PersonY wears a lot of black garments because _ favors dark colors less.


Input: Context Word: dark.

Output: PersonX was afraid of the dark and sought comfort from PersonY, so _ was caring during the night.


Input: Context Word: dark.

Output: PersonX was afraid of the dark and took comfort in PersonY, because _ was a child.


Input: Context Word: dark.

Output: PersonX was afraid of the dark, so PersonY decided to console him because _ was his son.


Input: Context Word: enthusiasm.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY had no enthusiasm to practice because _ was tired with a sore stomach.


Input: Context Word: enthusiasm.

Output: PersonX shows a lot of enthusiasm for their job but PersonY is pretty apathetic at work. _ got a promotion from their employer.


Input: Context Word: fastball.

Output: PersonX was the pitcher and PersonY was the batter, so _ threw a fastball as hard as they could.


Input: Context Word: fastball.

Output: The fastball flew at PersonX as they swung and missed, but PersonY caught it. _ got ready to swing at the next pitch.


Input: Context Word: breaks.

Output: PersonX was a better employee than PersonY because _ didn't tend to take a lot of breaks from the job.


Input: Context Word: New Year's.

Output: On New Year's Eve, PersonX goes out, but PersonY stays home because _ is more social.


Input: Context Word: chickens.

Output: PersonX told PersonY to get rid of the chickens she had, because _ was too annoyed by them.


Input: Context Word: chickens.

Output: PersonX wanted to get chickens for their backyard but PersonY did not because _ thought it would be fun taking care of them.


Input: Context Word: chickens.

Output: Raising chickens was a fun hobby that PersonX enjoyed but not PersonY because _ grew up in the country.


Input: Context Word: chickens.

Output: The chickens of PersonX lay a few eggs, but PersonY gets a lot from them. _ 's chickens are unhealthy.


Input: Context Word: hair dye.

Output: PersonX admired how professional PersonY's hair looked, so _ wanted to know the brand of hair dye used.


Input: Context Word: tilapia.

Output: PersonX was a considerate co-worker but PersonY was not, because _ never microwaved tilapia in the office kitchen.


Input: Context Word: herbicide.

Output: PersonX liked to use herbicide on their garden but PersonY avoided using it. _ didn't spend much time weeding their garden.


Input: Context Word: Grasshopper.

Output: PersonX was scared of grasshoppers, while PersonY loved them, so _ chose to give up the grasshoper.


Input: Context Word: sticker.

Output: PersonX took a sticker off PersonY's car, and _ later had to get the scum off the car with cleaner.


Input: Context Word: format.

Output: PersonX explained the format of the meeting to PersonY, as _ was an old hand with these types of business meetings.


Input: Context Word: format.

Output: PersonX had to help PersonY format their computer because _ had years of experience with computers.


Input: Context Word: lumber.

Output: At the lumber yard, PersonX said they would pay for PersonY's purchase that day, because _ had just gotten paid.


Input: Context Word: lumber.

Output: PersonX cut trees down into lumber ever year unlike PersonY because _ lives out in the countryside.


Input: Context Word: eviction.

Output: An eviction notice is served to PersonX, but PersonY didn't get one because _ is broke.


Input: Context Word: eviction.

Output: PersonX received an eviction notice from PersonY for their apartment rental because _ never paid rent on time.


Input: Context Word: snowflakes.

Output: PersonX saw only rainfall during the winter while PersonY saw lots of snowflakes, so _ lived at a low altitude.


Input: Context Word: dig.

Output: PersonX had to dig a lot shallower than PersonY to get water, because _ lives near a water source.


Input: Context Word: juggle.

Output: PersonX was able to juggle more items at once than PersonY since _ was a professional clown.


Input: Context Word: traffic ticket.

Output: PersonX was driving way too fast for PersonY because _ had never received a traffic ticket and thought he was untouchable.


Input: Context Word: violence.

Output: PersonX felt safe walking the streets at night but not PersonY because _ had taken a violence safety course.


Input: Context Word: politicians.

Output: PersonX boycotted the political rally, but PersonY did not, because _ viewed politicians as corrupt.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: In dire need of a new kidney, PersonX sought ought PersonY so _ could beg him to donate one.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX decides to donate a kidney to PersonY, which makes _ a really good person.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX donates a kidney to PersonY to save her life, and _ feels like a saint.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX had to drink a lot of cranberry juice but PersonY didn't because _ had issues with their kidney.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX knows the pain of getting a kidney stone but PersonY does not. _ drinks a lot of water to keep their kidneys healthy.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX needed a kidney according to PersonY but no donor could be found so _ waited interminably.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX was able to donate a kidney to PersonY after passing away because _ had two good kidneys.


Input: Context Word: kidney.

Output: PersonX was able to donate a kidney to PersonY because _ was a donor when he passed away.


Input: Context Word: realtor.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the realtor was available for consultation, because _ he had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: Bean sprouts.

Output: Personx cooked the Bean sprouts with the ingredients he collected from persony after _ collected the recipe.


Input: Context Word: forgiveness.

Output: After the awful car accident PersonX begged PersonY for forgiveness about the car, because _ felt responsible.


Input: Context Word: forgiveness.

Output: Forgiveness was offered to PersonX from PersonY, so _ is likely to be guilty of something.


Input: Context Word: forgiveness.

Output: PersonX begged PersonY for forgiveness after _ got caught in a three year long affair.


Input: Context Word: forgiveness.

Output: PersonX is asking PersonY for some forgiveness because _ was a bad friend to the other.


Input: Context Word: forgiveness.

Output: PersonX regularly asked God for forgiveness but PersonY did not due to the fact that _ was religious.


Input: Context Word: forgiveness.

Output: PersonX wanted forgiveness for their sins whereas PersonY did not as _ was a very religious person.


Input: Context Word: radiation.

Output: PersonX is more concerned about the effects of radiation than PersonY because _ works at a nuclear power facility.


Input: Context Word: With a ladder.

Output: With a ladder you can replies PersonX to PersonY, _ is always ready to give others good advice.


Input: Context Word: armpit.

Output: PersonX often had a foul smell coming from their armpit but PersonY didn't, so _ had to go to Target and buy some deodorant.


Input: Context Word: elbows.

Output: PersonX had clean and unstained elbows but not PersonY because _ used a pumice stone to clean them.


Input: Context Word: hair extensions.

Output: The hair stylist gave PersonX hair extensions and not PersonY because _ had very short hair.


Input: Context Word: tiles.

Output: The tiles on the floor were filthy, so PersonX told PersonY to clean them. When he refused, _ did it instead.


Input: Context Word: booze.

Output: PersonX but not PersonY was sent home from work for the day because _ smelled like booze.


Input: Context Word: cafepress.

Output: PersonX is teaching PersonY how to make money on cafepress, because _ is already making money.


Input: Context Word: trained.

Output: PersonX's dog is being trained by PersonY to behave better, so _ is very appreciative of the training.


Input: Context Word: trained.

Output: The dog of PersonX was trained very well by PersonY at a class. _ must be the dog owner.


Input: Context Word: active.

Output: It was a active and busy day when PersonX asked PersonY where the post office was located, _ is new to this area.


Input: Context Word: active.

Output: PersonX was trying to get PersonY to become more active because _ wanted them to achieve a more healthier lifestyle.


Input: Context Word: Diwali.

Output: PersonX's favorite holiday is Diwali, while PersonY loves Christmas. This means that _ is likely Hindu.


Input: Context Word: autism.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY cope with the newly diagnosed autism since _ had experience with the disorder.


Input: Context Word: autism.

Output: PersonX was a better doctor than PersonY but _ found it harder to related to their patients because of their autism diagnosis.


Input: Context Word: autism.

Output: PersonX was against vaccinations, but PersonY thought that was stupid. _ was worried about the link to autism.


Input: Context Word: together.

Output: PersonX had to leave the party early but not PersonY because _ had come together with a driver who was ready to leave.


Input: Context Word: approach.

Output: PersonX decided to approach the injured animal, but PersonY held back, because _ had significant experience with dogs.


Input: Context Word: approach.

Output: PersonX was very afraid to approach PersonY that day since _ was very shy around her.


Input: Context Word: approach.

Output: The horse wouldn't approach PersonX like the horse would PersonY, because _ had hay to feed.


Input: Context Word: approach.

Output: The man was able to easily approach PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very friendly.


Input: Context Word: counseling.

Output: After the death of their friend, PersonX sought PersonY for counseling because _ had heard that he was an excellent therapist.


Input: Context Word: counseling.

Output: Along with her husband, PersonX has been going to counseling, though PersonY has not. _ is in an unhappy marriage.


Input: Context Word: 20 pounds.

Output: PersonX gained 20 pounds last year while PersonY gained 2, because _ ate higher calories food.


Input: Context Word: Ophthalmophobia.

Output: PersonX had problems with overcoming Ophthalmophobia so PersonY helped him. _ love him for the help.


Input: Context Word: argument.

Output: PersonX got in argument with PersonY who was a salesperson because _ was lied to about the product they were buying.


Input: Context Word: argument.

Output: PersonX stopped and walked away from the conversation with PersonY because _ wanted to start an argument.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX had to help PersonY make a sign on Minecraft because _ had a lot of experience making them before.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX has a rich husband and lots of money, PersonY is poor _ doesn't need to make her clothes.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX is a creative cook, PersonY is not that is why _ doesn't need a recipe to make dinner.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX is a renowned chef, PersonY is not therefore _ makes fancy pastries from scratch.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX is very creative with her hands, PersonY is not that is why _ can make crafts.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX knew how to make a chocolate souffle but PersonY did not. _ was very proficient at baking.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX loves Halloween, PersonY does not which is why _ makes a costume every Halloween.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX wanted to make a cardigan from scratch but PersonY did not as _ was very innovative.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX wanted to make a crinkle baby toy and had to ask PersonY for help because _ had never hand sewed before.


Input: Context Word: make.

Output: PersonX would make toys for their kids while PersonY would buy them since _ is poorer.


Input: Context Word: grand theft auto.

Output: PersonX enjoyed video games like grand theft auto but PersonY despised them. _ didn't think the violence was concerning.


Input: Context Word: cows.

Output: PersonX was able to eat more beef than PersonY because _ had more cows in their field.


Input: Context Word: good impression.

Output: Personal hygiene is a must to make a good impression on a job interview which PersonX complied with unlike PersonY, and _ was hired for the job.


Input: Context Word: water heater.

Output: PersonX is called, after the water heater of PersonY is acting up, because _ is a good plumber.


Input: Context Word: walnuts.

Output: PersonX enjoyed eating walnuts while PersonY did not since _ was not allergic to any kind of nut.


Input: Context Word: walnuts.

Output: PersonX had an allergy to nuts but PersonY did not, so _ never put walnuts in brownies.


Input: Context Word: muscle pain.

Output: PersonX experienced more muscle pain than PersonY since _ lifted weights on a daily basis.


Input: Context Word: basement.

Output: PersonX begged PersonY to go to the basement for her because _ is afraid of it.


Input: Context Word: basement.

Output: PersonX kept PersonY in the basement because _ was fortunate enough to get catch someone where they shouldn't be.


Input: Context Word: basement.

Output: When they went to look at the house, PersonX went into the basement while PersonY stayed upstairs because _ wasn't scared of basements.


Input: Context Word: antibiotics.

Output: Strep throat was circulating at work, so PersonX went to the doctor and got antibiotics while PersonY did not so _ got over it quickly.


Input: Context Word: book review.

Output: PersonX spent a long time on their book review but PersonY didn't, so _ scored a high grade on their assignment.


Input: Context Word: drum.

Output: PersonX tries to practice the drum quietly while PersonY naps, because _ is a thoughtful roommate.


Input: Context Word: drum.

Output: They had to make their drum sets quieter but PersonX had an easier time than PersonY because _ had an extra pillow to use.


Input: Context Word: teddy.

Output: PersonX was scared of the dark, but PersonY was not so _ had a teddy bear to sleep with.


Input: Context Word: cozy.

Output: The maid took away a cozy blanket from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very hot.


Input: Context Word: ritual.

Output: Performing a satanic ritual suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was associated with paganism.


Input: Context Word: intelligent little dogs.

Output: PersonX has the most intelligent little dogs thought PersonY, _ is a dog owner and teaches them many things.


Input: Context Word: smog.

Output: Unlike PersonX, PersonY drove a hybrid electric vehicle because _ wanted to reduce smog pollution.


Input: Context Word: recovered.

Output: PersonX recovered more quicklly  than PersonY, because _ was dilligent about doing the physical therapy exercises.


Input: Context Word: norms.

Output: PersonX tried to stick with the norms, while PersonY was more of a wildcard, so _ was looked at as more reliable.


Input: Context Word: cucumbers.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she liked the taste of cucumbers because _ had never had one.


Input: Context Word: mentality.

Output: PersonX refused to answer PersonY's calls even though he knew his mentality had taken a hit because _ isn't supportive.


Input: Context Word: bug.

Output: PersonX cried for her mother PersonY's help because a bug crawled in her ear. _ cried in fear that the bug would bite her.


Input: Context Word: bug.

Output: They laughed at PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a dead bug on their jeans.


Input: Context Word: tests.

Output: PersonX never did great on tests in University compared to PersonY, because _ always forgot to study.


Input: Context Word: tests.

Output: PersonX visits PersonY to have some tests performed and for a check up, so _ is a patient.


Input: Context Word: craft.

Output: PersonX enjoyed craft beer more than normal beer unlike PersonY because _ had a refined palette.


Input: Context Word: craft.

Output: PersonX sold their handmade knitted dolls and scarves at the craft fair that PersonY attended. _ only sold four scarves at the fair.


Input: Context Word: craft.

Output: The craft given to PersonX by PersonY was damaged in the mail; _ never got to see it in good shape.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: A very single PersonX wanted PersonY's boyfriend, so _ broke them up by spreading rumors about them.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: After dreading the call about their friendship PersonX called PersonY, because _ loves her boyfriend tremendously.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: Having a boyfriend suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of free time.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: People say PersonX is a bad boyfriend and PersonY is a good one, so _ is likely inconsiderate.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX chose to ignore his boyfriend PersonY much to his confusion because _ was displeased.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX had a boyfriend but not PersonY because _ was attracted to and wanted to date men.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX had a more bubbly personality than PersonY so _ found it easy to get a new boyfriend.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX had her boyfriend with her while PersonY was alone, because _ was uncomfortable without someone with her.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX has recently broke up with her boyfriend and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ feels blue.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX invited PersonY to the school's summer picnic party because _ wanted her to meet her boyfriend.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX is a good boyfriend but PersonY is not. _ treats their girlfriends with respect and admiration.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX talked to PersonY about her boyfriend. He made her extremely happy. _ loved him.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX tried to steal PersonY's new boyfriend then _ got punched in the face for her troubles.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX wanted to be PersonY's boyfriend so _ tried to get the courage to ask her out.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX wants to ask PersonY to be his boyfriend, but _ is so nervous that it's hard to ask.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was a better judge of a boy's character than PersonY and this showed because _ had a nice boyfriend.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was a lousy boyfriend but not PersonY because _ was a cheating lowlife scumbag.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was a thoughtful boyfriend but PersonY was a bad boyfriend. _ didn't have any problems finding dates.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was always looking for a new boyfriend but PersonY was fine without one, as _ is reliant on others.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was dating PersonY ex boyfriend and _ knew that they would be upset about it.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX was very suspicious of PersonY because _ thought she would steal her boyfriend from her.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX's boyfriend is uglier than PersonY's happens to be, so _ is more likely to be unattractive.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX's boyfriend is very thoughtful, while PersonY's is a bad person. On Valentine's Day, _ 's boyfriend remembers and gives a gift.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: PersonX's boyfriend likes to talk a lot, while PersonY's is quiet, due to _ 's boyfriend being outgoing.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: She asked PersonX to be her boyfriend when PersonY wasn't around because she liked _ so much.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: The boyfriend gave much more attention to PersonX than to PersonY so _ was satisfied.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: The boyfriend of PersonX was more attractive than the one of PersonY due to _ placing more emphasis on looks.


Input: Context Word: boyfriend.

Output: The girl felt that PersonX but not PersonY was a better boyfriend because _ was always romantic.


Input: Context Word: flavors.

Output: The shop that PersonX works at has more flavors than the shop of PersonY because _ is always busier.


Input: Context Word: irritate.

Output: PersonX did their best to irritate PersonY all the time, because _ was a trouble maker.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: During the summer PersonX helped to mow the lawn for PersonY, as well as do some landscaping because _ was a landscaper.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: It was a hot summer and PersonX had asked PersonY to water the lawn often. _ forgot and the lawn died.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: Mowing the lawn was annoying for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ hated doing yard work.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: PersonX always kept their lawn trimmed and tidy but PersonY didn't. _ often won the award for best lawn in the neighborhood.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: PersonX always mowed his lawn before PersonY as _ was always highly motivated to work.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY for lawn care advice despite the fact that _ had a nice lawn.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: PersonX mowed their lawn more often than PersonY did, so it was usually shorter at the home of _ .


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: PersonX was always more exhausted than PersonY because _ maintained their lawn early in the morning.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: The lawn of PersonX doesn't look nearly as good as PersonY's. _ has the neighborhood kids do his lawn.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: The lawn of PersonX is much more green than the one that PersonY has because _ hired a professional lawn care specialist.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: The lawn of PersonX looks much greener than PersonY's because _ uses a much better fertilizer.


Input: Context Word: lawn.

Output: The new lawn of PersonX was done by PersonY's hands. _ is likely the person who owns the home.


Input: Context Word: plunger.

Output: PersonX instructed PersonY on how to use a plunger because _ was a master plumber.


Input: Context Word: plunger.

Output: PersonX was more skilled at unclogging toilets than PersonY, because _ knew how to use the plunger.


Input: Context Word: drawing.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to give them drawing lessons, because _ was not very good at drawing.


Input: Context Word: drawing.

Output: PersonX gave a class on drawing to a group including PersonY because _ knew how to draw.


Input: Context Word: drawing.

Output: PersonX was happy to pay two thousand pounds for a drawing but PersonY was not because _ was rich.


Input: Context Word: drawing.

Output: When it comes to drawing, PersonX's characters look crappy compared to PersonY's, so _ should find another hobby.


Input: Context Word: spill.

Output: PersonX would constantly spill things and make PersonY clean it up because _ was a bully.


Input: Context Word: situation.

Output: PersonX felt bad for the situation PersonY was in, because _ tended to be compassionate.


Input: Context Word: situation.

Output: PersonX was horrified in the situation as opposed to PersonY because _ had been there before.


Input: Context Word: planned.

Output: It didn't go as planned, because PersonX betrayed PersonY, and _ got away with all the money.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: After PersonX solved the difficult math problem, he showed PersonY the solution. _ was proud of himself.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: It was fairly easy for PersonX but not PersonY to find a solution because _ was a good problem solver.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: PersonX attempted to help PersonY with their problem.   _ was able to help.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: PersonX had a problem with PersonY's voice, so _ did everything they could to not listen when they were around.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: PersonX had to overcome many problems in life unlike PersonY because _ had a hard life.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: PersonX made sure to help solve the problem PersonY was having in their life because _ was a therapist.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: PersonX started being a major problem for PersonY, so it was only a matter of time before _ was punished.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: PersonX was able to solve the problem that PersonY could not, so _ was given a bonus.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output: Seeing the spill on the counter, PersonX told PersonY his cleaning skills were a problem, because _ was very critical.


Input: Context Word: Accent.

Output: PersonX began to develop a Texan accent from spending time around PersonY. _ was not from Texas.


Input: Context Word: Thunderstorm.

Output: PersonX's cat was terrified of thunderstorms but PersonY's wasn't bothered by them. _ found their cat hiding under the bed after the loud crackle of thunder.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: It was far more likely that PersonX would develop lung cancer but not PersonY because _ smoked cigarettes.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY if anyone in her family had ever had cancer because _ wanted to know.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX battled cancer successfully, while PersonY did not, due to _ having more expansive health care coverage.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX comforted PersonY because they recently found out _ had cancer and wanted to help.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX confessed all the bad news to PersonY after _ got back from the doctor with a diagnosis of cancer.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX cried when PersonY was diagnosed with cancer because _ was the one who was scared.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX had to go to chemotherapy for cancer but not PersonY because _ was very sick.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX has to go through rounds of chemotherapy than PersonY doesn't because _ has cancer.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX pulled up the medical image of the cancer for PersonY, so _ could show details of the tumor.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX was a healthier eater than PersonY but _ was the one to get diagnoses with cancer.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX was being treated for cancer but not PersonY because _ went to the therapist a lot.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX was sick with cancer but PersonY was not. _ lived a short unhealthy life.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: PersonX was so upset to learn they had cancer, PersonY tried to console _ .


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: The cancer diagnosis depressed PersonX but PersonY stayed hopeful. _ had always been a pessimist in bad times.


Input: Context Word: cancer.

Output: The diagnosis is given to PersonX of cancer from PersonY due to _ being a smoker.


Input: Context Word: forgetting.

Output: PersonX had a hard time forgetting old friends unlike PersonY because _ was so sentimental about the past.


Input: Context Word: forgetting.

Output: PersonX kept forgetting things they needed to do but PersonY had no trouble thinking of their chores. _ wrote a reminder note to themself.


Input: Context Word: tax.

Output: PersonX asked for the help from PersonY to file her taxes because _ is new to in tax filing.


Input: Context Word: tax.

Output: PersonX had to pay less tax than PersonY because _ made less money in the year.


Input: Context Word: tax.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY to complete his tax return for a good refund because _ was very skilled in tax preparation.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: After getting a fever, PersonX spent the day in bed getting help from PersonY because _ was sick right now.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: Both had a fever but PersonX broke before PersonY because _ listened to their doctor and did what they were told.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to cover his shift at work last night because _ was sick with a fever.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX gave PersonY a dose of medication because he had a fever. _ checked on him later.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX gave their cold to PersonY who ended up with a fever so _ felt sorry.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX had a high fever and PersonY was quite well, so _ needed more medicine.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX had a stomach ache and fever but not PersonY because _ insisted on eating the old oysters.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX had to take some medicine, although PersonY did not, because _ had a high grade fever.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX has a fever because they have a cold and PersonY doesn't want to get sick, so _ is taking medication.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX is currently experiencing a fever, and PersonY's temperature is normal. _ is likely sickly.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX regretted visiting PersonY while she was sick at home as _ now had the same fever and a runny nose just like her friend.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX sat still while PersonY listened to her chest. The diagnosis was dengue fever, which surprised _ as she was a homebody.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX told PersonY they looked too sick to go to work and asked if they had a fever. _ suggested they go to the Doctor.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX was less frantic about breaking the infants fever than PersonY because _ knew to sponge the child with lukewarm water.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX was sure PersonY had a fever and needed medicine after _ felt his hot forehead.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX was treating PersonY's fever so _ spent the entire weekend taking care of their sick friend.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: PersonX's fever went away, and PersonY still has one, so _ is healthy at this point.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: The fever soon went away for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had continually kept hydrated.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: The man with the fever came over and talked to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: Though they had been hanging out together, PersonX came down with a fever while PersonY didn't. _ always had a weak immune system.


Input: Context Word: fever.

Output: When they were in the hospital, PersonX felt much worse than PersonY did because _ had a higher fever.


Input: Context Word: stall.

Output: PersonX shoveled the hay from the horse stall with no help from PersonY because _ was hardworking.


Input: Context Word: take care of a kitten.

Output: PersonX knew how to take care of a kitten better than PersonY because _ was a cat person.


Input: Context Word: put the dog in a crate.

Output: PersonX put the dog in a crate instead of PersonY because _ had a dog as a pet and knew what to do.


Input: Context Word: cavities.

Output: PersonX ate more sugary candy than PersonY and rarely brushed their teeth, therefore _ had more cavities.


Input: Context Word: cavities.

Output: Upon returning from the dentist, PersonX informed PersonY that fluoride treatments were recommended for her cavities, and _ requested extra money for them.


Input: Context Word: howling.

Output: Late at night, PersonX tried to stop the dogs from howling instead of PersonY _ the dogs loved them.


Input: Context Word: bell peppers.

Output: PersonX likes to stuff bell peppers when PersonY comes over, because _ loves to make them.


Input: Context Word: bell peppers.

Output: PersonX moved PersonY's bell peppers into a hanging basket, so that _ could help them stay fresh.


Input: Context Word: clownfish.

Output: PersonX likes the bright colors of a clownfish but PersonY does not. _ bought a clownfish for their aquarium.


Input: Context Word: avocados.

Output: PersonX has started growing avocados and wants an advice from PersonY, beacuse _ is a newbie.


Input: Context Word: avocados.

Output: PersonX thought that avocados were healthy because they are a fruit, but PersonY pointed out they have a high fat content. _ was disappointed because avocados are delicious.


Input: Context Word: eating habits.

Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to lose weight because _ had poor eating habits.


Input: Context Word: secure.

Output: PersonX felt very secure in their looks when flirting with PersonY, because _ had high self-esteem.


Input: Context Word: secure.

Output: The rope was secured when PersonX tied it unlike PersonY, so it seems _ is more knowledgeable about it.


Input: Context Word: mantras.

Output: PersonX found new age healing more useful than PersonY. _ loved affirmations and mantras.


Input: Context Word: jam the network.

Output: PersonX wanted to jam the network while PersonY wanted jam the music. _ the network jammed.


Input: Context Word: abandoned.

Output: PersonX wants to show PersonY the scary abandoned house on Elm Street, because _ wants to give their friend a scary Halloween adventure.


Input: Context Word: cravings.

Output: There was something wrong with PersonX but not PersonY because _ had cravings for all types of misadventure.


Input: Context Word: go to the dentist.

Output: PersonX was happy to go to the dentist and PersonY was not because _ wasn't scared of the dentist.


Input: Context Word: discourage.

Output: PersonX did what they could to discourage PersonY from having a life, because _ was malicious.


Input: Context Word: mangoes.

Output: Making smoothies with mangoes was a treat for PersonX but not PersonY since _ loved the taste of fresh fruit.


Input: Context Word: mangoes.

Output: PersonX has an allergy to mangoes, but PersonY does not, so _ has to be very careful.


Input: Context Word: kindergarten.

Output: PersonX dropped off PersonY to their kindergarten class because _ was decided to help after the flat tire.


Input: Context Word: lean.

Output: PersonX could lean on PersonY because _ needed some strong support during these hard times.


Input: Context Word: lean.

Output: PersonX had trouble with losing weight and asked PersonY for an advice, because _ wanted to get lean.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX chose to wear contacts while PersonY chose glasses. _ didn't mind touching his eyes.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX had to get contacts to see but not PersonY because _ had irregular vision.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX is buying a coloured contacts for her friend PersonY, because _ wants to surprise her.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX preferred wearing contacts over glasses but not PersonY because _ didn't mind touching an eye.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX was able to hold more relationships with contacts from work than PersonY, because _ was extroverted.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX wore contacts at school although PersonY didn't have to because _ had a worse eyesight.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: PersonX wore contacts for their eyes while PersonY wore glasses, so _ took out their contacts before going to sleep.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: Since PersonX wears clear contacts and PersonY wears colored ones, it is safe to assume that _ loves the color of their eyes.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: The doctor prescribed contacts for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ has poor vision.


Input: Context Word: contacts.

Output: When PersonX came home from the eye clinic, they showed PersonY their new colored contacts, because _ was proud of them.


Input: Context Word: handmade.

Output: PersonX made a handmade quilt with a complicated pattern and PersonY made one with a simple pattern, as _ was a professional quilter.


Input: Context Word: tortoise.

Output: A tortoise crawled in front of PersonX's car, so PersonY got out of the passenger seat to move it away. _ waited until it was safe to drive away.


Input: Context Word: tortoise.

Output: PersonX wanted a tortoise as a pet but PersonY did not as _ was very slow moving.


Input: Context Word: medicine.

Output: At the visit to the hospital, PersonX got checked up and was prescribed medicine by PersonY because _ was the patient.


Input: Context Word: medicine.

Output: PersonX asked if PersonY had any stomach medicine for indigestion because _ was not feeling well.


Input: Context Word: medicine.

Output: PersonX offered to drive to the pahrmacy and pick up the medicine for PersonY because _ was feeling helpful.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: According to the judge, PersonX was a better parent then PersonY so _ gained custody of the children.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: Babysitting three children is more stressful for PersonX than PersonY because _ is not a parent.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: People say that PersonX is a bad parent, but PersonY is a good one. This is because _ is impatient.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY's advice about finding a retirement home for their aging parent because _ had no experience of what to do.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX had never been a parent before, but PersonY had five kids, _ needed lots of advice from her.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX had the parental meetings with PersonY after 5:00 pm as _ was early for the first one.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX had to call his parent and leave the house of PersonY, because _ had school the next day.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX has a harder time than PersonY making important decisions at college because _ doesn't have a parent to turn to.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX is a new parent and asks PersonY for an advice on parenting, because _ has recently became parent.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX needed comfort from PersonY because _ felt like a terrible parent some of the time.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX was a more patient individual than PersonY so _ was a more understanding parent.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX was about to become a parent with PersonY so _ was nervous about having children.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: PersonX was trying to be a better parent to PersonY because  _ had bad parents to draw inspiration from.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: So _ hated their parent because PersonX was not treated well by them in their childhood and PersonY had a great childhood.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: The parent grounded PersonX and not PersonY because _ lied about how the glass was broken.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: The parent of PersonX is very controlling. PersonY's is very laid back. _ feels a lot of stress in their life.


Input: Context Word: parent.

Output: The parent of PersonX looked sternly at PersonY because _ had seen the child nearly get run over in the street.


Input: Context Word: healthier.

Output: PersonX had a healthier diet than PersonY because _ ate more veggies and fruits during the day.


Input: Context Word: driver.

Output: It was easier for PersonX to install the driver card than it was for PersonY because _ had studied computers.


Input: Context Word: driver.

Output: PersonX had a very expensive golf driver but not PersonY because _ was enthusiastic about golf.


Input: Context Word: driver.

Output: PersonX is a faster driver than PersonY because _ is always in a hurry to get everywhere.


Input: Context Word: driver.

Output: PersonX was a more reckless driver than PersonY, and _ got a lot of traffic tickets.


Input: Context Word: grin.

Output: PersonX shot PersonY a flirty grin from across the room; _ was trying to be seductive.


Input: Context Word: Age.

Output: PersonX told PersonY what his actual age was because _ looked so young for his age.


Input: Context Word: facial warts.

Output: PersonX thought PersonY was perfect exactly as they are. _ didn't even notice the facial warts.


Input: Context Word: jumping.

Output: The grandchildren began jumping all over PersonX but not PersonY because they knew _ loved to play.


Input: Context Word: is obnoxious.

Output: PersonX is obnoxious to PersonY because _ talks all the time and needs a lot of attention.


Input: Context Word: Voice.

Output: PersonX often made PersonY sing to him whenever they were together because _ 's voice was quite beautiful.


Input: Context Word: cheat.

Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY if they could cheat, because _ had not studied the night before.


Input: Context Word: cheat.

Output: PersonX wanted to cheat on her math test during finals unlike PersonY because _ was immoral.


Input: Context Word: cheat.

Output: PersonX was smarter than PersonY so _ started to think about cheating on the upcoming test.


Input: Context Word: Sheep.

Output: Personx plans to move to the country with persony because of his herds of sheep but _ need to save up for it.


Input: Context Word: house guest.

Output: PersonX was invited to be the house guest of PersonY because _ needed a place to stay.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: Eating a lot of candy caused PersonX to get diabetes but avoiding sweets kept PersonY from getting the disease. _ had to take medication to lower their blood sugar.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: Eating healthy and exercising was important to PersonX but not PersonY, since _ had a family history of diabetes.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: It was more likely that PersonX would get diabetes than PersonY because _ had an unhealthy diet.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX ate less candy than PersonY did because _ suffered from a case of severe diabetes.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX had diabetes whereas PersonY did not, so _ worried about sugar in his diet.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX had diabetes while PersonY did not so _ had a slice of orange for dessert.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX has diabetes and PersonY does not, so _ cannot eat a lot of sugary foods.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX has to take insulin for their diabetes, but PersonY doesn't have that problem. That's because _ excessively eats sugar.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX helped PersonY pay for her expensive insulin, as _ did not suffer from severe diabetes .


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX is more likely to get diabetes in his life than PersonY due to _ eating more sugar.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX just diagnosed PersonY with diabetes so _ took time to explain about insulin and diets.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX just learned that PersonY has Type I diabetes and _ wasn't sure what to look for when their blood sugar is low.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX suffered from diabetes but PersonY did not. _ had to inject themselves with medicine every week.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX was slimmer than PersonY and so _ had a lower risk of developing diabetes.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: PersonX's best friend PersonY suffers from a scary type of diabetes, so _ is trying to help him as much as possible.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: Since PersonX had diabetes but PersonY did not, _ needed a daily shot to control their blood sugar.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: The cat of PersonX has diabetes, whereas PersonY's cat is healthy, so _ 's cat needs a special diet.


Input: Context Word: diabetes.

Output: When PersonX was diagnosed with diabetes, PersonY helped him stock his pantry with better foods; _ needed to learn about proper nutrition.


Input: Context Word: flex.

Output: When PersonX had to flex, the crowd laughed unlike when PersonY flexed because _ had undefined muscles.


Input: Context Word: easement.

Output: Managing finances better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ knew how to obtain a easement from the bank.


Input: Context Word: Guinea pig.

Output: PersonX bought a Guinea pig and PersonY didn't help care for it. Their mother praised _ for their work.


Input: Context Word: combined.

Output: PersonX combined their efforts with PersonY's parents to help them, because _ wanted them to stop doing drugs.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX always used paper bags but PersonY used plastic bags, because _ was concerned about the environment.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX collected fine china dishes but PersonY preferred plastic as _ was very careful with their possessions.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX had always recycled their plastic but PersonY did not because _ was environmentally responsible.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to recycle plastic properly because _ was conscious of the environment.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX used plastic plates and PersonY used glass, because _ wasn't to worried about extra trash.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX was less concerned with the environment than PersonY , so _ always used plastic bags.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: PersonX was trying to stop using plastic bags and tried to convince PersonY to as well however _ kept using them after.


Input: Context Word: plastic.

Output: Plastic products are consumed by PersonX, but PersonY refuses to use them because _ neglects nature.


Input: Context Word: solid.

Output: The ground around PersonX's house was solid unlike PersonY's because _ had a month long drought.


Input: Context Word: dreads.

Output: PersonX brought extensions to PersonY at the salon, so that _ could get their dreads treated professionally.


Input: Context Word: shamanism.

Output: PersonX believes in and practices Shamanism, while PersonY does not at all, so _ is more likely to be spiritual.


Input: Context Word: shamanism.

Output: PersonX wants to start practising shamanism so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ wants changes.


Input: Context Word: tickets.

Output: PersonX bought lottery tickets while PersonY did not, so _ had a small chance to win a lot of money.


Input: Context Word: tickets.

Output: PersonX got lots of tickets but PersonY did not because _ drove above the speed limit.


Input: Context Word: tickets.

Output: PersonX wants to sell PersonY tickets to the football game because _ needs the money.


Input: Context Word: tickets.

Output: Tickets to the show were left for PersonX, but not for PersonY because _ knows the show's host.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: Being a teacher in elementary school suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved teaching children.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: In class PersonX talked back to PersonY the teacher when she asked her to do something, so _ got detention.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX hated his teacher in high school unlike PersonY, because _ was a horrible student.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX is a more efficient teacher than PersonY because _ takes the time to teach the students.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX listened attentively to the teacher's careful instructions, while PersonY daydreamed, because _ was a good student.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX tried to ignore the fact that PersonY was crying, because _ was not a compassionate teacher.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX wanted to impart knowledge and wisdom to PersonY, because _ was a dedicated teacher.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX wanted to tell the teacher on PersonY for committing the crime, so _ was sad.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX was a better teacher than PersonY because _ had been doing the job for many more years.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX was called teacher's pet by PersonY because _ always got the best test scores in the class.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX was in school to be a teacher, while PersonY was in school to be a programmer, because _ wanted to educate kids.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX went to college to become a teacher but PersonY did not because _ was ambitious.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: PersonX would make a poor kindergarten teacher, unlike PersonY, because _ was impatient with kids.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: Reading books is not an everyday occurrence for PersonX unlike PersonY because _ is not a teacher.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: Since PersonX was the math teacher of PersonY, _ graded their math problems over the weekend.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: The better teacher is PersonX when compared to PersonY because _ is much nicer to her students.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: The teacher enjoyed having PersonX in their class but wished PersonY would be transferred because _ was obediant.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: The teacher told PersonX to stay after class but not PersonY because _ was being naughty.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: Training to be a teacher came naturally to PersonX but PersonY struggled. _ had always loved kids.


Input: Context Word: teacher.

Output: When the teacher saw PersonX teasing PersonY, the teacher sent _ to the principal's office.


Input: Context Word: raccoon.

Output: A raccoon broke into PersonX's camper while PersonY was sleeping there so _ quietly got the raccoon out.


Input: Context Word: smiling.

Output: PersonX is always smiling, but PersonY is not, because _ has a positive outlook on life.


Input: Context Word: smiling.

Output: The child was smiling at PersonX but not PersonY because _ gave the child a dollar bill.


Input: Context Word: alcoholism.

Output: PersonXs alcoholism was very concerning to PersonY, but _ did not want to get any help.


Input: Context Word: Manual Transmission.

Output: personx is better with a Manual Transmission car than persony because _ is much older.


Input: Context Word: real estate.

Output: PersonX brought up the subject of real estate to PersonY because _ was interested in selling a house.


Input: Context Word: real estate.

Output: Unfortunately, PersonX lost all his money when the real estate market crashed while PersonY did not because _ invested all his money in real estate.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: A insurance clam had been made and PersonX survey the damage as PersonY watched. _ priced the  insurance claim.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX caused a lot of damage to PersonY's personal property, which made _ a vandal.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX caused a lot of damage to PersonY's property, because _ wasn't considerate enough of others.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX didn't think that PersonY should pay for the damage to their car, because _ was at fault.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX took a lot less damage in the fight than PersonY, because _ was a more skilled fighter.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX walked away from her friendship with PersonY since _ had endured enough damage to her self esteem.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX's hair has lots of damage, while PersonY's does not have any, because _ is in the sun a lot.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: PersonX's house received a lot less damage from the storm than PersonY's, because _ lived farther from the ocean.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: The brutal boxing match was suitable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did damage to his opponent.


Input: Context Word: damage.

Output: The house of PersonX took some damage from the storm but not PersonY's house, because _ lived closer.


Input: Context Word: tattoo artist.

Output: The local tattoo artist was friendly with PersonX but not PersonY because _ used his services regularly.


Input: Context Word: strategies.

Output: It was more likely that PersonX would discuss legal strategies than PersonY because _ had been to law school.


Input: Context Word: strategies.

Output: PersonX stole all the new strategies from PersonY, because _ didn't have any of their own ideas.


Input: Context Word: sore muscles.

Output: After working out all day, PersonX asked PersonY to massage his sore muscles because _ was uncomfortable.


Input: Context Word: sore muscles.

Output: Running the marathon gave PersonX sore muscles but PersonY was ready for another marathon. _ always hated running.


Input: Context Word: sore muscles.

Output: The marathon gave PersonX sore muscles, but PersonY felt invigorated. _ had always hated running.


Input: Context Word: busy.

Output: PersonX was very busy when he arrived to the meeting while PersonY was calm because _ was late to the meeting.


Input: Context Word: uses a sugar scrub.

Output: PersonX uses a sugar scrub and PersonY doesn't because _ believes in taking care of the skin.


Input: Context Word: password.

Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them make their password because _ had poor creative abilities.


Input: Context Word: password.

Output: PersonX needed PersonY's help changing their iPhone and MacBook password because _ was unsure of technology.


Input: Context Word: password.

Output: PersonX reset their password every month but PersonY didn't, so _ had no problems with their computer being hacked.


Input: Context Word: password.

Output: PersonX used 1234 as their password while PersonY had a complex 12 digit password. _ had their bank account hacked.


Input: Context Word: password.

Output: PersonX used passwords for everything unlike PersonY because _ was scared of being hacked again.


Input: Context Word: quirky.

Output: PersonX had a more carefree personalilty than PersonY so _ was able to be quirky without repercussions.


Input: Context Word: quirky.

Output: When PersonX spilled the wine PersonY giggled which gave _ a quirky smile of sympathy and understanding.


Input: Context Word: juice.

Output: PersonX made PersonY juice in the blender yesterday afternoon since _ was asked for a drink.


Input: Context Word: juice.

Output: PersonX made some noni juice for PersonY to try, because _ thought that it was delicious.


Input: Context Word: cuddling.

Output: PersonX was very comfortable cuddling but PersonY was not. _ snuggled up to their lover.


Input: Context Word: good organization.

Output: PersonX practices good organization at the office PersonY is the manager of, _ is always looking for a higher position.


Input: Context Word: coffee syrup.

Output: The coffee syrup chosen by PersonX was too sweet for PersonY, so _ apologized and replaced it.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX could not wait for summer but PersonY was indifferent, as _ loves the swimming pool.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX didn't enjoy the heat as much as PersonY so _ hated the summer months.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX enjoyed summer while PersonY did not.  _  spent much time at the beach.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX enjoyed the summer months more than PersonY because _ liked participating in outdoor physical activities.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX enjoys the hot summer and hates the cold while PersonY hates high temperatures and prefers the winter so _ is planning a cruise in the Caribbean.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX has more to look forward to in the summer than PersonY because _ loves warm weather.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is not thus _ could explain the effects of summer heat on the human body best.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: Summer was a very pleasant and much loved season for PersonX but it upset PersonY, because _ loved hot weather.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: The summer went too quickly for PersonX.  PersonY was excited for school, but _ didn't want to go back.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: Walking the dog in the summer heat suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ liked to sweat.


Input: Context Word: summer.

Output: When PersonX planned a vacation to visit PersonY over the summer, _ started packing right away.


Input: Context Word: concerns.

Output: PersonX voiced their safety concerns to PersonY because _ was worried for the work environment.


Input: Context Word: digital.

Output: The art PersonX makes is digital a lot, while PersonY makes paintings. _ is better with computers.