niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX learned how to crochet from their granny but PersonY didn't. _ knitted their dog a sweater. 
Sentence 2: PersonX learned how to crochet from their granny but PersonY didn't. _ bought their dog a sweater.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made PersonY a beautiful crochet scarf that got ruined in the washer. _ felt heartbroken that the scarf was destroyed. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made PersonY a beautiful crochet scarf that got ruined in the washer. _ felt guilty that the scarf was destroyed.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX offered to teach her friend PersonY how to crochet a scarf for her mother's birthday. _ was proud to see the results of her tutoring. 
Sentence 2: PersonX offered to teach her friend PersonY how to crochet a scarf for her mother's birthday. _ was proud to see the results of her learning.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX studied how to crochet but PersonY did not. _ made some cute little booties for their dog. 
Sentence 2: PersonX studied how to crochet but PersonY did not. _ bought some cute little booties for their dog.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX taught PersonY how to crochet a dress, because _ was attending a knitting class. 
Sentence 2: PersonX taught PersonY how to crochet a dress, because _ was teaching a knitting class.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted PersonY to teach them how to crochet, so _ got the materials together for the lesson. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted PersonY to teach them how to crochet, but _ didn't have the materials for the lesson.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to learn how to crochet from PersonY because _ is excited to learn the skill. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to learn how to crochet from PersonY because _  is known to be skilled.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a craftier individual thna PersonY so _ wanted to try to learn how to crochet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a craftier individual thna PersonY so _ wanted to never to learn how to crochet.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was learning from PersonY to crochet a scarf so _ could make a gift for their daughter. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was teaching PersonY to crochet a scarf so _ could make a gift for their daughter.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was learning to crochet but PersonY was not as _ was very physically dexterous. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was learning to crochet but PersonY was not as _ was very physically clumsy.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was trying to crochet a scarf for PersonY because _ loved to do arts and crafts. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was trying to crochet a scarf for PersonY because _ loved to receive arts and crafts.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: The crochet project completed by PersonX was better than the one completed by PersonY because _ was an experienced crafter. 
Sentence 2: The crochet project completed by PersonX was better than the one completed by PersonY because _ was an inexperienced crafter.
Context Word: crochet.
Output: Sentence 1: While walking down the craft store aisle, PersonX bought a crochet set for PersonY _ to teach how. 
Sentence 2: While walking down the craft store aisle, PersonX bought a crochet set for PersonY _ to learn how.
Context Word: cool.
Output: Sentence 1: Colorado is a better place for PersonX to live than PersonY because _ really likes cool weather. 
Sentence 2: Colorado is a better place for PersonX to live than PersonY because _ really dislikes cool weather.
Context Word: cool.
Output: Sentence 1: People think PersonX's clothes look ragged, while PersonY's look cool. _ is an unfashionable dresser. 
Sentence 2: People think PersonX's clothes look ragged, while PersonY's look cool. _ is a stylish dresser.
Context Word: cool.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX felt super cool after showing off in front of PersonY, but _ didn't know how stupid they really looked. 
Sentence 2: PersonX felt super cool after showing off in front of PersonY, because _ didn't tell them how stupid they really looked.
Context Word: ice pack.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made an ice pack for PersonYs leg when _ realized what had happened yesterday. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made an ice pack for PersonYs leg when _ told what had happened yesterday.
Context Word: automobile.
Output: Sentence 1: A flashy automobile is what PersonX drives but not PersonY because _ makes more money. 
Sentence 2: A flashy automobile is what PersonX drives but not PersonY because _ makes less money.
Context Word: automobile.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX borrowed the automobile from PersonY because _ had somewhere important to go that day. 
Sentence 2: PersonX borrowed the automobile from PersonY because _ had nowhere important to go that day.
Context Word: automobile.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a fantastic used automobile salesperson but PersonY wasn't, because _ had a brash, bold personality. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a fantastic used automobile salesperson but PersonY wasn't, because _ had a mild, timid personality.
Context Word: automobile.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's automobile didn't have a big engine like PersonY's, therefore _ car accelerated very slowly. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's automobile didn't have a big engine like PersonY's, therefore _ car accelerated very quickly.
Context Word: costumes.
Output: Sentence 1: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to attend the masquerade ball because _ had no costumes to wear. 
Sentence 2: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to attend the masquerade ball because _ had several costumes to wear.
Context Word: rosewater.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made rosewater for PersonY because _ had all of the necessary essential oils on hand. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made rosewater for PersonY because _ had none of the necessary essential oils on hand.
Context Word: Golden Retriever.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX thinks a Golden Retriever will make a good pet but PersonY doesn't. _ buys a Golden Retriever from the breeder. 
Sentence 2: PersonX thinks a Golden Retriever will make a good pet but PersonY doesn't. _ buys a beagle from the breeder.
Context Word: emo.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX played in emo band Texas is the Reason, of which PersonY was a big fan, so _ gave him an autograph. 
Sentence 2: PersonX played in emo band Texas is the Reason, of which PersonY was a big fan, so _ asked him for an autograph.
Context Word: emo.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX thinks the emo look is pretty fresh but PersonY thinks it's trashy. _ bought ripped jeans at the clothing store. 
Sentence 2: PersonX thinks the emo look is pretty fresh but PersonY thinks it's trashy. _ bought dress pants at the clothing store.
Context Word: emo.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was feeling more depressed than PersonY so _ tried to look more emo with their look. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was feeling more depressed than PersonY so _ tried to look less emo with their look.
Context Word: emo.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's look can be described as Emo, whereas PersonY dresses more traditionally, so _ can be called more rebellious. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's look can be described as Emo, whereas PersonY dresses more traditionally, so _ can be called more responsible.
Context Word: campground.
Output: Sentence 1: At the campground, PersonX was able to start a fire while PersonY didn't because _ more resourceful. 
Sentence 2: At the campground, PersonX was able to start a fire while PersonY didn't because _ less resourceful.
Context Word: Fishing.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't like to go fishing but PersonY found it relaxing past time. _ bought a new ATV to use in their free time. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't like to go fishing but PersonY found it relaxing past time. _ bought a new bass boat to use in their free time.
Context Word: Fishing.
Output: Sentence 1: While fishing on the pier, PersonX jumped into the water to save PersonY because _ was an excellent swimmer. 
Sentence 2: While fishing on the pier, PersonX jumped into the water to save PersonY because _ was a terrible swimmer.
Context Word: athletes.
Output: Sentence 1: The athletes on the team of PersonX were less tired than those on the team of PersonY because the ones with _ did less laps. 
Sentence 2: The athletes on the team of PersonX were more tired than those on the team of PersonY because the ones with _ did less laps.
Context Word: Cheque.
Output: Sentence 1: personx made a bigger cheque from the show despite than persony did  despite  _ bad performance. 
Sentence 2: personx made a bigger cheque from the show despite than persony did  despite  _ excellent performance.
Context Word: mission statement.
Output: Sentence 1: The mission statement was written by PersonX and not PersonY because _ was the President of the company. 
Sentence 2: The mission statement was written by PersonX and not PersonY because _ was not the President of the company.
Context Word: hangover.
Output: Sentence 1: After a long night out, PersonX tried to help PersonY with their hangover because _ are not sick. 
Sentence 2: After a long night out, PersonX tried to help PersonY with their hangover because _ are sick.
Context Word: hangover.
Output: Sentence 1: Believing the best remedy for a hangover was hair of the dog, PersonX poured a drink for himself and PersonY, and _ promptly drank it. 
Sentence 2: Believing the best remedy for a hangover was hair of the dog, PersonX poured a drink for himself and PersonY, but _ never drank it.
Context Word: hangover.
Output: Sentence 1: Getting a hangover was more likely for PersonX than PersonY because _ liked to drink alcohol. 
Sentence 2: Getting a hangover was more likely for PersonX than PersonY because _ didn't to drink alcohol.
Context Word: hangover.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX drank more than PersonY and yet _ had less of a hangover due to having a much higher tolerance. 
Sentence 2: PersonX drank more than PersonY and yet _ had more of a hangover due to having a lower higher tolerance.
Context Word: hangover.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was suffering from a hangover and PersonY thought there should be a punishment because _ always broke the rules. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was suffering from a hangover and PersonY thought there should be a punishment because _ rarely broke the rules.
Context Word: hangover.
Output: Sentence 1: This Monday, PersonX had to go to work with a hangover, while PersonY felt fine. This is due to _ being a heavy drinker. 
Sentence 2: This Monday, PersonX had to go to work with a hangover, while PersonY felt fine. This is due to _ being a light drinker.
Context Word: loss.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had greater weight loss than PersonY because _ was on a month long strict diet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had less weight loss than PersonY because _ was on a month long strict diet.
Context Word: loss.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a very astute investor while PersonY struggled to find good stocks. _ rarely suffered a loss in their portfolio. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a very astute investor while PersonY struggled to find good stocks. _ often suffered a loss in their portfolio.
Context Word: loss.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was actively engaged in weight loss whereas PersonY was trying to gain weight, so _ limited their caloric intake. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was actively engaged in weight loss whereas PersonY was trying to gain weight, so _ maximized their caloric intake.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: Sentence 1: Bugs freak PersonX out, while PersonY is a lover of them _ is an indoor human being. 
Sentence 2: Bugs freak PersonX out, while PersonY is a lover of them _ is an outdoor human being.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had more bugs on their body than PersonY did because _ was playing outside all day. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had more bugs on their body than PersonY did because _ was playing inside all day.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is removing bugs from PersonY's car, because _ is a friend ready to help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is removing bugs from PersonY's car, because _ could use a friend ready to help.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: Sentence 1: The bugs affected PersonX more than they affected PersonY since _ spent more time outside. 
Sentence 2: The bugs affected PersonX more than they affected PersonY since _ spent more time inside.
Context Word: frost.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to use a blanket to protect their flowers from frost while PersonY didn't because _ has a garden. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to use a blanket to protect their flowers from frost while PersonY didn't because _ doesn't have a garden.
Context Word: pms.
Output: Sentence 1: Personx has been yelling at PersonY all week long because _ has been having PMS symptoms. 
Sentence 2: Personx has been comforting PersonY all week long because _ has been having PMS symptoms.
Context Word: elbow.
Output: Sentence 1: A very active PersonX injured their elbow playing basketball against PersonY, so _ went to the doctor. 
Sentence 2: A very active PersonX injured their elbow playing basketball against PersonY, so _ said sorry.
Context Word: easy.
Output: Sentence 1: It was easy for PersonX to get hired but not PersonY because _ had plenty of work experience. 
Sentence 2: It was easy for PersonX to get hired but not PersonY because _ had zero work experience.
Context Word: easy.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had an easy life compared to PersonY, which might have been why _ ended up being spoiled. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had an easy life compared to PersonY, which might have been why _ ended up being tough.
Context Word: easy.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is very smart in school, PersonY is not and that is why it will be easy for _ to get admitted to college. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is very smart in school, PersonY is not and that is why it will not be easy for _ to get admitted to college.
Context Word: easy.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to take it easy while PersonY did all the hard work, so _ often felt rested. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to take it easy while PersonY did all the hard work, so _ often felt tired.
Context Word: easy.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX thought the problem was easy, but PersonY thought it was hard, so _ decided to go ahead and solve it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX thought the problem was easy, but PersonY thought it was hard, so _ decided to go ahead and skip it.
Context Word: easy.
Output: Sentence 1: The class is easy for PersonX, but difficult for PersonY. At the end of the semester _ got A. 
Sentence 2: The class is easy for PersonX, but difficult for PersonY. At the end of the semester _ got F.
Context Word: Stage.
Output: Sentence 1: personx performs better on stage whenever persony is on the stage with him and it could be said that _ has his strength from him. 
Sentence 2: personx performs better on stage whenever persony is on the stage with him and it could be said that _ was a strength to him.
Context Word: microbrewery.
Output: Sentence 1: Even though PersonX was better at business than PersonY _ had no interest in running a microbrewery. 
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX was better at business than PersonY _ had a lot of interest in running a microbrewery.
Context Word: answers.
Output: Sentence 1: The government official was able to use the survey answers of PersonX, but PersonY's answers were unusable because _ was being honest. 
Sentence 2: The government official was able to use the survey answers of PersonX, but PersonY's answers were unusable because _ was being dishonest.
Context Word: cell phone.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got a new cell phone and showed it to PersonY because _ was happy about the new phone. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got a new cell phone and showed it to PersonY but _ was upset about the new phone.
Context Word: cell phone.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a newer cell phone than PersonY, so when their brother needed to look something up while shopping, he asked _ . 
Sentence 2: PersonX had an older cell phone than PersonY, so when their brother needed to look something up while shopping, he asked _ .
Context Word: cell phone.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted an inexpensive cell phone while PersonY wanted the latest smart phone. _ purchased a flip phone from their cell company store. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted an inexpensive cell phone while PersonY wanted the latest smart phone. _ purchased an iPhoneXR phone from their cell company store.
Context Word: cell phone.
Output: Sentence 1: The cell phone of PersonX isn't as old as PersonY because _ likes new things. 
Sentence 2: The cell phone of PersonX isn't as old as PersonY although _ likes new things.
Context Word: hair ties.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX likes to buy hair ties more than PersonY because _ only has a few. 
Sentence 2: PersonX likes to buy hair ties more than PersonY since _ has quite a few.
Context Word: banjo.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's instrument of choice is the banjo, but PersonY prefers to sing. So, in the band, _ is in the background. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's instrument of choice is the banjo, but PersonY prefers to sing. So, in the band, _ is in the foreground.
Context Word: jackfruit.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves cooking and eating jackfruit tacos more than PersonY because _ is a vegetarian. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves cooking and eating jackfruit tacos more than PersonY because _ is a carnivore.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Sentence 1: It was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY to get a job because _ had no prior work experience. 
Sentence 2: It was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY to get a job because _ had 15 years prior work experience.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Sentence 1: It was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY to take good notes because _ could not hear the professor. 
Sentence 2: It was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY to take good notes because _ could hear the professor clearly.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX found being away and  fishing on the sea difficult so they asked PersonY why for advice, _ isn't use to traveling. 
Sentence 2: PersonX found being away and  fishing on the sea difficult so they asked PersonY why for advice, _ is accustomed  to traveling.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to make everything extra difficult for PersonY, because _ was a wretched person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to make everything extra difficult for PersonY, because _ was a passive person.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was telling PersonY about the difficult day she had at work which made _ start to cry. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was telling PersonY about the difficult day she had at work which made _ give her a hug.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Sentence 1: The training video was easy for PersonX but difficult for PersonY, and _ became reassured. 
Sentence 2: The training video was easy for PersonX but difficult for PersonY, and _ became discouraged.
Context Word: dancer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a very skilled dancer but PersonY was not very skilled. _ put on a great dance show. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a very skilled dancer but PersonY was not very skilled. _ put on a terrible dance show.
Context Word: dancer.
Output: Sentence 1: The dancer smiled at PersonX and not at PersonY because the dancer knew _ really liked her. 
Sentence 2: The dancer smiled at PersonX and not at PersonY because the dancer knew _ really disliked her.
Context Word: clothing labels.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed owning designer brands but PersonY liked shopping at goodwill. _ always cared about clothing labels. 
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed owning designer brands but PersonY liked shopping at goodwill. _ never cared about clothing labels.
Context Word: beetles.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX shined a flashlight into the corner and showed PersonY where the beetles nested, because _ worked for pest control. 
Sentence 2: PersonX shined a flashlight into the corner and showed PersonY where the beetles nested, because _ was a concerned homeowner.
Context Word: dryer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX knew a little about dryers and tried to fix his dryer while PersonY was very good at fixing them. _ couldn’t fix the dryer. 
Sentence 2: PersonX knew a little about dryers and tried to fix his dryer while PersonY was very good at fixing them. _ wouldn’t fix the dryer.
Context Word: dryer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY not to put the laundry in the dryer because  _ would do it them self. 
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY not to put the laundry in the dryer because  _  never does it right.
Context Word: dryer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX used the dryer but PersonY decieded to air dry his clothes, so _ were dry. 
Sentence 2: PersonX used the dryer but PersonY decieded to air dry his clothes, so _ were wet.
Context Word: raspberry.
Output: Sentence 1: In the kitchen, PersonX asked PersonY to strain the raspberry seeds before making jam, but _ 's request was ignored. 
Sentence 2: In the kitchen, PersonX asked PersonY to strain the raspberry seeds before making jam, but _  ignored the request.
Context Word: raspberry.
Output: Sentence 1: There was more raspberry on PersonX's plate than PersonY because _ loved to eat fruit. 
Sentence 2: There was more raspberry on PersonX's plate than PersonY because _ hated to eat fruit.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: Chopping wood suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of knowledge about starting a fire. 
Sentence 2: Chopping wood suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no knowledge about starting a fire.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: Chopping wood to make a fire was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a sharp ax. 
Sentence 2: Chopping wood to make a fire was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a dull ax.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them how to make wood furniture, because _ was unskilled in this craft. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them how to make wood furniture, because _ was masterful in this craft.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX brought PersonY wood for the campfire since _ had extra wood needed for cooking at the campsite. 
Sentence 2: PersonX brought PersonY wood for the campfire since _ needed extra wood for cooking at the campsite.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX likes the look of wood for their floors but PersonY does not. _ has wood floors in their house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX likes the look of wood for their floors but PersonY does not. _ has carpeted floors in their house.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed more wood this winter than PersonY because _ used all of it last year. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed more wood this winter than PersonY because _ used less of it last year.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needs to clean a petrified wood and asks for PersonY's help, because _ can't do it alone. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needs to clean a petrified wood and asks for PersonY's help, so _ agrees to help her.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX offered to teach PersonY how to work with wood because _ was a professional carpenter. 
Sentence 2: PersonX offered to teach PersonY how to work with wood because _ was a terrible carpenter.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX stared disbelieving at the new wood chair PersonY had dropped paint on because was _ upset. 
Sentence 2: PersonX stared disbelieving at the new wood chair PersonY had dropped paint on because was _ clumsy.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX took PersonY to a wood shack in the mountains, because _ was a kidnapper trying to hide. 
Sentence 2: PersonX took PersonY to a wood shack in the mountains, because _ was a victim trying to escape.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: The home improvement store employee ignored PersonX and helped PersonY because _ was not in the wood department. 
Sentence 2: The home improvement store employee helped PersonX and ignored PersonY because _ was not in the wood department.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: The wood that PersonX bought for his floor was cheaper than that of PersonY because _ couldn't afford better. 
Sentence 2: The wood that PersonX bought for his floor was more expensive than that of PersonY because _ couldn't afford better.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: Using a wood router to make door frames was done only by PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked using electric tools. 
Sentence 2: Using a wood router to make door frames was done only by PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked using hand tools.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: When it came to cutting the fire wood, PersonX let PersonY do it, because _ didn't know how to use an axe. 
Sentence 2: When it came to cutting the fire wood, PersonX let PersonY do it, because _ knew how to use an axe.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Sentence 1: Wood shop was PersonX's favorite subject while PersonY loved math because _ was good with his hands. 
Sentence 2: Wood shop was PersonX's favorite subject while PersonY loved math because _ wasn't good with his hands.
Context Word: petition.
Output: Sentence 1: The petition that PersonX started isn't signed by PersonY. _ is obviously more politically engaged. 
Sentence 2: The petition that PersonX started isn't signed by PersonY. _ is obviously more politically withdrawn.
Context Word: bathroom sink.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX cleaned his bathroom sink more often than PersonY, therefore _ wasn't embarrassed when company came over. 
Sentence 2: PersonX cleaned his bathroom sink more often than PersonY, therefore _ was very embarrassed when company came over.
Context Word: Locker.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a nerd in high school but PersonY was a jock. _ would get stuffed in their locker by jocks. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a nerd in high school but PersonY was a jock. _ would stuff nerds in their locker.
Context Word: Western Union.
Output: Sentence 1: Through Western Union, PersonX sends money to PersonY across the country, so _ is likely a good friend. 
Sentence 2: Through Western Union, PersonX sends money to PersonY across the country, so _ is likely a needy friend.
Context Word: snow plows.
Output: Sentence 1: The snow plows that PersonX runs are better than the ones owned by PersonY because _ owns newer ones. 
Sentence 2: The snow plows that PersonX runs are better than the ones owned by PersonY because _ owns older ones.
Context Word: moment.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has a better quality of life than PersonY because _ has learned to live in the moment. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has a better quality of life than PersonY because _ hasn't learned to live in the moment.
Context Word: pastor.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX went to a pastor to discuss their problems, but PersonY sought out a psychiatrist, because _ was an atheist. 
Sentence 2: PersonX went to a pastor to discuss their problems, but PersonY sought out a psychiatrist, because _ was an Catholic.
Context Word: mom.
Output: Sentence 1: In the park, PersonX ran past PersonY because _ saw their mom and wanted to hug them. 
Sentence 2: In the park, PersonX up to PersonY because _ was their mom and wanted to hug them.
Context Word: mom.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wants to become an entrepreneurial mom so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ would feel happy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to become an entrepreneurial mom so she asks PersonY for an advice, so _ helps her.
Context Word: director.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX impressed the director more than PersonY, so _ was given the starring role in the movie. 
Sentence 2: PersonX impressed the director more than PersonY, so _ was not given the starring role in the movie.
Context Word: go to sleep.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was always better at getting the kids to go to sleep than PersonY, since _ read them bedtime stories. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was always better at getting the kids to go to sleep than PersonY, since _ never read them bedtime stories.
Context Word: rat rod.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was building his rat rod when PersonY asked if he could help.  _ was elated to have the help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was building his rat rod when PersonY asked if he could help.  _ was excited to help.
Context Word: brake pads.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY put new brake pads on her car because _ is a mechanic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help put new brake pads on her car because _ is a mechanic.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: Although it was risky, PersonX got money from PersonY to start a new business venture because _ was an entrepreneur. 
Sentence 2: Although it was risky, PersonX got money from PersonY to start a new business venture because _ was an investor.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: During the business meeting PersonX was rude to PersonY so after the meeting the boss told  _  he should make an apology. 
Sentence 2: During the business meeting PersonX was rude to PersonY so after the meeting the boss told _  he should accept an apology.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: Even though PersonX was better suited for running a business than PersonY, _ had a more difficult time managing people. 
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX was better suited for running a business than PersonY, _ had a more easy time managing people.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: In the building business PersonX was considered experienced as were PersonY was not, _ had done many jobs in their  life. 
Sentence 2: In the building business PersonX was considered experienced as were PersonY was not, _ had not done as many jobs in their  life.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX and PersonY both wanted to start a business, but _ didn't have the business skills. 
Sentence 2: PersonX and PersonY both wanted to start a business, but _ didn't the items to sells.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to start a new business with them because _ had no experience. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to start a new business with them because _ was an experienced businessperson.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX decided to start a business, but PersonY was a bad partner, so _ was ripped off. 
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to start a business, but PersonY was a bad partner, so _ was unhelpful.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX decides to hire PersonY to work at the business office during the afternoons, but _ soon regrets the decision. 
Sentence 2: PersonX decides to hire PersonY to work at the business office during the afternoons, and _ appreciates the decision.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't want to sell the business to PersonY because _ thought the price was too low. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't want to sell the business to PersonY because _ was offering a price that was too low.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had many businesses compared to PersonY because _ was a hardworking and motivated person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had many businesses compared to PersonY because _ was an average and lazy person.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX inherited a very successful family business but not PersonY because _ had savvy parents. 
Sentence 2: PersonX inherited a very successful family business but not PersonY because _ had simpleton parents.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is going to be the CEO of the business they're starting with PersonY, so _ feels important. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is going to be the CEO of the business they're starting with PersonY, so _ feels slighted.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is known an an entrepreneur while PersonY is only an employee because _ owns a business. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is known as an entrepreneur while PersonY is only an employee because _ doesn't yet own a business.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is starting a business which requires them to meet with their lawyer, PersonY; _ signs the required paperwork. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is starting a business which requires them to meet with their lawyer, PersonY; _ executes the required paperwork.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed advice from PersonY on how to run a business, since _ had no experience. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed advice from PersonY on how to run a business, since _ had copious experience.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX offered to sell half of his drop shipping business to PersonY because _ needed the money. 
Sentence 2: PersonX offered to sell half of his drop shipping business to PersonY because _ wanted to invest.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX owned their own business,but PersonY was unemployed, so _ went to work every weekday. 
Sentence 2: PersonX owned their own business,but PersonY was unemployed, so _ looked for work every weekday.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX ran their business very well but PersonY ran theirs very poorly. _ made a lot of money on their business. 
Sentence 2: PersonX ran their business very well but PersonY ran theirs very poorly. _ made very little money on their business.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX started his own business while PersonY worked for someone else so _ had self-employment taxes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX started his own business while PersonY worked for someone else so _ had W4 taxes.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX took on the failing business from PersonY because _ was skilled at making it profitable. 
Sentence 2: PersonX took on the failing business from PersonY because _ was unskilled at making it profitable.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to know PersonY's business hours, so _ checked if the hours were posted online. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to know PersonY's business hours, so _ told her the hours were posted online.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to start a business in a field that PersonY was working in so _ asked for some help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to start a business in a field that PersonY was working in so _ offered some help.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to start a small business and asked PersonY for start up money. _ said the business would be a success. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to start a small business and asked PersonY for start up money. _ said the business would be a failure.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wants to create a business while in school so he asks his professor PersonY for an advice, because _ could use an advice. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to create a business while in school so he asks his professor PersonY for an advice, so _ gives him an advice.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was the boss of PersonY because _ continued his college education in business management. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was the employee of PersonY because _ continued his college education in business management.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was very good at running a business but PersonY was not. _ made a lot of money with their business. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was very good at running a business but PersonY was not. _ made very little money with their business.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX went from job to job but PersonY stayed with the same business, so _ was never eligible for  good benefits. 
Sentence 2: PersonX went from job to job but PersonY stayed with the same business, so _ was soon eligible for good benefits.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ was better at managing people. 
Sentence 2: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ was worse at managing people.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: Running a business was more suitted for PersonX than PersonY because _ was great at managing people. 
Sentence 2: Running a business was more suitted for PersonX than PersonY because _ was horrible at managing people.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The bank gave PersonX a loan but not PersonY because _ had twenty years prior business experience. 
Sentence 2: The bank gave PersonX a loan but not PersonY because _ had zero years prior business experience.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The business called for PersonX but PersonY answered the phone, because _ hated talking on phones. 
Sentence 2: The business called for PersonX but PersonY answered the phone, because _ loved talking on phones.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The business of PersonX is exceedingly well compared to PersonY's because _ works hard everyday. 
Sentence 2: The business of PersonX is horribly bad compared to PersonY's because _ works hard everyday.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The business of PersonX is more successful than PersonY's because _ is a better business man. 
Sentence 2: The business of PersonX is more successful than PersonY's even though _ is a better business man.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The business of PersonX is thriving when compared to that of PersonY because _ is the better business person. 
Sentence 2: The business of PersonX is failing when compared to that of PersonY because _ is the better business person.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The business of PersonX was more successful than PersonY's because _ was a better business man. 
Sentence 2: The business of PersonX was more successful than PersonY's even though _ was a better business man.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The business world was a more natural fit for PersonX than PersonY, since _ was money and profit-focused. 
Sentence 2: The business world was a more natural fit for PersonX than PersonY, since _ was not money and profit-focused.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The joint business venture was failing so PersonX blamed the mercurial PersonY because _ was lashing out. 
Sentence 2: The joint business venture was failing so PersonX blamed the mercurial PersonY because _ was irresponsible.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The local business wouldn't allow PersonX in the store but would let PersonY, because _ vandalized the store before. 
Sentence 2: The local business wouldn't allow PersonX in the store but would let PersonY, because _ helped the store before.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: The pet sitting business PersonX starts is a failure compared to PersonY's because _ is an incompetent owner. 
Sentence 2: The pet sitting business PersonX starts is a failure compared to PersonY's because _ is a responsible owner.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: Though PersonX was better at running a business than PersonY, _ had trouble dealing with the interpersonal lives of employees. 
Sentence 2: Though PersonX was better at running a business than PersonY, _ had ease in dealing with the interpersonal lives of employees.
Context Word: business.
Output: Sentence 1: Writing out an investment proposal was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to business school. 
Sentence 2: Writing out an investment proposal was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had not gone to business school.
Context Word: convicted.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was convicted of the horrible crime that happened last year unlike PersonY, because _ was guilty. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was convicted of the horrible crime that happened last year unlike PersonY, because _ was innocent.
Context Word: florist.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX went to the florist less often than PersonY because _ was more allergic to flowers in her home. 
Sentence 2: PersonX went to the florist more often than PersonY because _ was more allergic to flowers in her home.
Context Word: thighs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had bigger thighs than PersonY did because _ worked them out at the gym more often. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had smaller thighs than PersonY did because _ worked them out at the gym more often.
Context Word: prices.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked about the items' prices from PersonY because _ was curious about the items. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked about the items' prices from PersonY because _ was knowledgeable about the items.
Context Word: multiplying.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was good at multiplying while PersonY was bad at math, so _ looked forward to math classes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was good at multiplying while PersonY was bad at math, so _ dreaded going to math classes.
Context Word: good organization.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX practices good organization at the office PersonY is the manager of, _ is always looking for a higher position. 
Sentence 2: PersonX practices good organization at the office PersonY is the manager of, _ is not giving out  a higher position.
Context Word: oak.
Output: Sentence 1: The oak flooring looked really pleasing to PersonX but PersonY like carpet, so _ had oak floors put in their house. 
Sentence 2: The oak flooring looked really pleasing to PersonX but PersonY liked carpet, so _ had carpet put in their house.
Context Word: cleaning a closet.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX finished cleaning a closet in the bedroom before PersonY because _ was already very organized. 
Sentence 2: PersonX finished cleaning a closet in the bedroom before PersonY because _ was a very messy person.
Context Word: bracelets.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved wearing bracelets while PersonY hated the thought of it, so _ seemed more fashionable. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved wearing bracelets while PersonY hated the thought of it, so _ seemed less fashionable.
Context Word: bracelets.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX worked hard at making the bracelets for the fair tomorrow and PersonY made posters, because _ was a jewelry maker. 
Sentence 2: PersonX worked hard at making the bracelets for the fair tomorrow and PersonY made posters, because _ was a poster maker.
Context Word: make fabric earrings.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to make fabric earrings and PersonY did not because _ had a talent for crafting. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to make fabric earrings and PersonY did not because _ had no interest in crafting.
Context Word: likeable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had many friends while PersonY was more of a loner, because _ was more likeable as a person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had many friends while PersonY was more of a loner, because _ was less likeable as a person.
Context Word: firelighters.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wants to learn how to make firelighters and asks if PersonY wants to join her, because _ would be lonely. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to learn how to make firelighters and asks if PersonY wants to join her, so _ accepts an offer.
Context Word: bonus.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't work hard at sales during the holiday season but PersonY did so _ received a paltry bonus. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't work hard at sales during the holiday season but PersonY did so _ received a hefty bonus.
Context Word: bonus.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got a very big Christmas bonus this year unlike PersonY because _ worked for a great company. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got a very big Christmas bonus this year unlike PersonY because _ worked for a horrible company.
Context Word: packed.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX packed on 100 pounds while PersonY lost the same amount, so _ felt terrible about the results. 
Sentence 2: PersonX packed on 100 pounds while PersonY lost the same amount, so _ felt great about the results.
Context Word: underground.
Output: Sentence 1: In the underground, PersonX rode further on the subway than PersonY because _ doesn't get sick on the ride. 
Sentence 2: In the underground, PersonX rode further on the subway than PersonY because _ gets sick on the ride.
Context Word: ego.
Output: Sentence 1: At parties, PersonX and PersonY always hit it off with people there but a few say that _ always has an ego. 
Sentence 2: At parties, PersonX and PersonY always hit it off with people there but a few say that _ sometimes has an ego.
Context Word: ego.
Output: Sentence 1: It is obvious PersonX has a bigger ego than PersonY because _ is always bragging about awards. 
Sentence 2: It is obvious PersonX has a bigger ego than PersonY because _ is never bragging about awards.
Context Word: ego.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a huge ego while PersonY was very humble, so _ often bragged about their accomplishments to others. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a huge ego while PersonY was very humble, so _ rarely bragged about their accomplishments to others.
Context Word: tank top.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX gained a little weight so she gave PersonY a few tank tops because they fit _ poorly. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gained a little weight so she gave  PersonY a few tank tops and they fit _ well.
Context Word: tank top.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved to wear his tank top out in public and embarrass PersonY, because _ refused to change. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to wear his tank top out in public and embarrass PersonY, but _ finally refused to go out.
Context Word: tiring.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX found PersonY's never ending stories tiring, because _ never stopped hearing them over and over. 
Sentence 2: PersonX found PersonY's never ending stories tiring, because _ never stopped telling them over and over.
Context Word: pick.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a hard time making her pick, so PersonY made it right away, as _ was just so wishy-washy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a hard time making her pick, so PersonY made it right away, as _ was just so decisive.
Context Word: pick.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX yelled at PersonY when she would pick her nose in public because it made _ sick. 
Sentence 2: PersonX yelled at PersonY when she would pick her nose in public but it made _ embarrassed.
Context Word: outgoing.
Output: Sentence 1: When PersonX learned that PersonY wanted to become more outgoing _ suggested going out and approaching people more. 
Sentence 2: When PersonX learned that PersonY wanted to become more outgoing _ suggested going out and approaching strangers more.
Context Word: Puerto Rico.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was appalled when PersonY told him about the condition of Puerto Rico, but _ will be leaving tomorrow as he is a tourist. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was appalled when PersonY told him about the condition of Puerto Rico, but _ will be staying long-term as he is a resident.
Context Word: baking soda.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought baking soda at the store, but PersonY did not. _ cleaned their house spotless. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought baking soda at the store, but PersonY did not. _ had a dirty house.
Context Word: baking soda.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has whiter teeth than PersonY because _ uses a toothpaste with baking soda in it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has whiter teeth than PersonY because _ does not use a toothpaste with baking soda in it.
Context Word: baking soda.
Output: Sentence 1: The diners asked to eat the cookies made by PersonX and avoided PersonY because _ used the right amount of baking soda. 
Sentence 2: The diners avoided PersonX and asked to eat the cookies made by PersonY because _ used the right amount of baking soda.
Context Word: catfish.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is teaching PersonY how to fish for catfish since _ is an experienced fisherman. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is teaching PersonY how to fish for catfish because _ is an inexperienced fisherman.
Context Word: catfish.
Output: Sentence 1: The favorite meal of PersonX involved catfish that PersonY catches fresh daily, so _ has a standing request for daily catch. 
Sentence 2: The favorite meal of PersonX involved catfish that PersonY catches fresh daily, but _ couldn't fill the request for daily catch.
Context Word: catfish.
Output: Sentence 1: When fishing, PersonX didn't catch anything, while PersonY caught a forty pound catfish. _ is an amateur fisherman. 
Sentence 2: When fishing, PersonX didn't catch anything, while PersonY caught a forty pound catfish. _ is a pro fisherman.
Context Word: feline.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX felt more affection towards felines than canines than PersonY because _ grew up with cats. 
Sentence 2: PersonX felt more affection towards felines than canines than PersonY because _ grew up with dogs.
Context Word: online.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX contacted PersonY online to ask about tickets to the festival, because _ isn't shy about contacting strangers. 
Sentence 2: PersonX contacted PersonY online to ask about tickets to the festival, but _ is shy about hearing from strangers.