niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: belt.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had broken the belt himself that his grandfather gave him a long time ago.
Context Word: handsprings.
Output: PersonX was horrible at doing high back handsprings but PersonY was amazing because _ didn't have a gymnastics background.
Context Word: Fabric.
Output: Fabric was a good material for PersonX to work with, but PersonY struggled with the material because _ didn't share their knowledge.
Context Word: outer ears.
Output: Keeping your outer ears clean is important to PersonX and not important to PersonY, _ takes good care of herself.
Context Word: fix.
Output: It was easy for PersonX to fix the broken boiler but not PersonY as _ was very good at mechanical things.
Context Word: fix.
Output: PersonX knew how to fix a broken leg but PersonY did not as _ was medically competent.
Context Word: fix.
Output: PersonX wanted to fix the sink for PersonY, but _ didn't really know how to do it.
Context Word: basal metabolic rate.
Output: PersonX was able to learn the idea behind the basal metabolic rate but PersonY was not, because _ was a quick learner.
Context Word: humility.
Output: Although PersonX was overall a nicer person than PersonY, _ did not practice humility very regularlly.
Context Word: humility.
Output: In acting class PersonX advised PersonY about how to show the feeling humility, because _ thought they knew how to do it best.
Context Word: humility.
Output: PersonX was working to becoming a better person from PersonY because _ believed they needed to learn humility.
Context Word: moisturizer.
Output: PersonX needed to use a moisturizer after taking a shower but not PersonY because _ had dry skin.
Context Word: leash.
Output: PersonX had a dog but PersonY's dog was given up for adoption recently, so _ was given their old leash.
Context Word: leash.
Output: PersonX handed the leash to PersonY, so _ could watch how to do the new trick.
Context Word: leash.
Output: PersonX wanted to take the dog on a walk, so PersonY told her to use a leash; _ asked where it was.
Context Word: leash.
Output: PersonX was training her dog to walk on a leash and PersonY was giving some tips because _ had no leash-training experience.
Context Word: leash.
Output: The dog belonging to PersonX was able to walk a further distance than the one belonging to PersonY because _ had their dog on a longer leash.
Context Word: recruiter.
Output: PersonX is a recruiter looking at PersonY's application, which gives _ a lot of power.
Context Word: joint.
Output: At the concert, PersonX offered a joint to PersonY to smoke, but _ then rescinded the offer.
Context Word: joint.
Output: PersonX got fired from their job while PersonY kept theirs because _ was caught smoking a joint at work.
Context Word: joint.
Output: PersonX had a pain in their joint and PersonY massaged their leg, so _ had less pain afterwards.
Context Word: joint.
Output: PersonX sought medical assistance from PersonY since _ had a broken joint in his arm.
Context Word: veteran.
Output: PersonX was a veteran and not PersonY because _ actually served in the Armed Forces.
Context Word: Salary.
Output: PersonX had a higher salary at work than PersonY because _ had a higher skill set.
Context Word: unique.
Output: PersonX has a unique sense of humor but PersonY has a more conventional one. Very few people laugh at jokes from _ .
Context Word: unique.
Output: PersonX liked the unique way that PersonY enunciated their words, because _ was a fan of linguistics.
Context Word: unique.
Output: PersonX was hired as the leader instead of PersonY because _ celebrated being unique instead of fitting in with the crowd.
Context Word: Taller.
Output: In the search to be taller, PersonX sought out PersonY to perform leg lengthening procedures because _ was very short.
Context Word: Calories.
Output: PersonX was overweight but PersonY wasn't overweight because _ ate a large amount of calories.
Context Word: hours.
Output: Despite waiting for hours, PersonX hoped PersonY would show up, as _ still had time to wait there for her.
Context Word: hours.
Output: PersonX got paid less on the job than PersonY because _ had put in less hours on the job.
Context Word: hours.
Output: PersonX spent hours in front of the TV, while PersonY spent hours at the gym, so _ was out of shape.
Context Word: industry.
Output: Working in the food and beverage industry suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to culinary school.
Context Word: mermaid.
Output: Everyone wanted to be a mermaid at the Halloween party, but the costume at the store only fit PersonX and not PersonY because _ was slender.
Context Word: water quality.
Output: PersonX was concerned about water quality while PersonY was not, so _ drank filtered water.
Context Word: water quality.
Output: The water quality near PersonX's home is poorer than that near PersonY's, so _ probably lives near a polluted source of water.
Context Word: obesity.
Output: Obesity was a problem for PersonX but not for PersonY, as _ didn't get enough regular exercise.
Context Word: carnival ride.
Output: PersonX refused to go on a carnival ride but PersonY couldn’t wait to go because _ thought the rides were unsafe.
Context Word: potted plants.
Output: PersonX tripped over PersonY's potted plants because _ didn't see the plants in the open doorway.
Context Word: consultant.
Output: PersonX learned PersonY had become an Avon consultant so _ looked up how easy it was to become one.
Context Word: consultant.
Output: PersonX was a well-respected consultant but PersonY was not. _ made a lot of money doing consulting work.
Context Word: drug addiction.
Output: Drug addiction was a health problem to PersonX, but PersonY thought it a crime problem. _ tried to be compassionate to addicts.
Context Word: Prayer.
Output: PersonX always starts his day with a prayer while PersonY does not. _ is religious.
Context Word: housework.
Output: PersonX did their housework while PersonY forgot to do so, therefore _ had a clean house.
Context Word: housework.
Output: The house was a mess. PersonX refused to do the housework until PersonY apologized for their argument. _ thought this was reasonable.
Context Word: Microscope Slides.
Output: PersonX showed microscope slides to PersonY to examine single-celled organisms, because _ wanted to share the wonder of the tiny world.
Context Word: shorts.
Output: After PersonX's shorts fell down at the pool and PersonY watched it happen, _ walked away crying.
Context Word: shorts.
Output: PersonX could not wear shorts to school while PersonY could, because _ was a teacher.
Context Word: shorts.
Output: Wearing shorts in the summer was easier for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had beautiful skin.
Context Word: Body.
Output: Personx loves her body than persony does despite the fact that _ is more fat.
Context Word: Body.
Output: personx used to eat much more than persony does and yet _ had more athletic body.
Context Word: keys.
Output: PersonX couldn't find his keys so PersonY locked the door instead, because _ is less organised.
Context Word: keys.
Output: PersonX was driven to the auto shop today by PersonY since _ lost their car keys.
Context Word: keys.
Output: PersonX's keys got stuck inside the car, so they give PersonY a call for help. _ is the car owner.
Context Word: inner thighs.
Output: PersonX's inner thighs are much more toned than PersonY's because _ is a body builder.
Context Word: bandage.
Output: PersonX currently had a bandage around his knee however PersonY did not. _ was injured.
Context Word: bandage.
Output: The doctor put a bandage on PersonX rather than PersonY since _ had an injury.
Context Word: polygraph test.
Output: PersonX took the polygraph test at PersonYs house, but failed bad because _ was lying.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: At Starbucks, PersonX chose the espresso and PersonY chose a decaffeinated drink, as _ was intolerant of caffeine.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: Having coffee in the morning made sense for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed the effects of caffeine.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX consumed a lot more caffeine every day than PersonY because _ really liked coffee.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX doesn't need to drink coffee for the caffeine but PersonY does because ( _ ) got a good nights sleep and is awake.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX enjoyed his caffeine in the morning while PersonY couldn't handle it so _ had a large cup of coffee every morning.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX has recently stopped drinking caffeine and now has migrens so she asks for PersonY's help, because _ feels miserable.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX wanted to go shopping for a coffee pot as they need caffeine everyday. PersonY wanted to stay in bed longer. _ said I need my coffee.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX was too sensitive to caffeine, but PersonY needs it to wake up, so _ drinks decaf coffee in the morning.
Context Word: caffeine.
Output: PersonX's morning routine includes caffeine, but PersonY's does not, so _ has tea in the morning.
Context Word: master.
Output: PersonX considered PersonY to be a master in scrabble although  _ had won more games.
Context Word: master.
Output: PersonX deferred to the whims of PersonY, because they were the master, and _ was in servitude.
Context Word: master.
Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to find the master key but _ had it the entire time.
Context Word: master.
Output: PersonX was a cruel master to PersonY, so _ always ended up feeling powerful after their interactions.
Context Word: Women.
Output: PersonX was in favour of equality for women but PersonY was not as _ was a feminist.
Context Word: rain.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if it was going to rain later that afternoon because _ was interested in talking about the weather.
Context Word: rain.
Output: PersonX complained about the rain to PersonY since _ enjoyed going outside to play on sunny days.
Context Word: rain.
Output: PersonX do not let PersonY hug him because he was just coming from the rain and _ is wet.
Context Word: rain.
Output: Walking in the rain was something that PersonX liked to do but PersonY hated because _ loved the feel of it.
Context Word: egotistic person.
Output: PersonX was definitely not as popular as PersonY. many people thought _ was an egotistic person.
Context Word: picnic.
Output: At the company picnic, PersonX stayed at the shallow end of the pond and PersonY stayed at the deep end, because _ was unaccomplished at swimming.
Context Word: picnic.
Output: PersonX thought it would be romantic to go on a picnic but PersonY thought there were too many bugs. _ suggested they take bug spray.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX believed that science could explain evolution, while PersonY did not, because _ was a Catholic.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX enjoyed science a lot more than PersonY because _ found it very interesting to study.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX enjoyed science experiements while PersonY was bored of them, so _ looked forward to physics class.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX got an A in Political Science while PersonY tried hard but got a C, so  _ offered help.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX hated everything to do with science while PersonY loved everything to do with science so _ failed biology.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX is really bad at science and asks for instructions from PersonY, because _ wants to get better at science.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX offers to take notes for PersonY during science class, but _ hurts their hand and has to stop.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX was more prepared than PersonY, so _ did better on the science test today.
Context Word: science.
Output: PersonX wasn't good at Science like PersonY.  _ failed the big science exam that was needed to go onto next grade.
Context Word: science.
Output: The science teacher favored PersonX over PersonY because _ cleaned all of the equipment after experiments.
Context Word: oily.
Output: PersonX had more oily hair than PersonY although the scalp of _ was much drier.
Context Word: oily.
Output: PersonX has quite oily skin, but PersonY's is kind of dry. _ has to use stronger face wash.
Context Word: oily.
Output: PersonX has very oily hair and asks PersonY for advice about shampoo, because _ doesn't know what to buy.
Context Word: oily.
Output: PersonX's skin is often too oily or too dry, while PersonY's is just right, so _ uses a cheap face wash.
Context Word: Gouache.
Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to paint with gouache, after he succeed _ was vary proud.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: PersonX thought the shirt looked fabulous but PersonY did not. _ bought the nice shirt.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: PersonX wore the t-shirt to the meeting even though PersonY told them it was formal because _ is rebellious.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: The shirt was on sale so PersonX wanted to buy it, but PersonY told them not to. _ thought the price was a good deal.
Context Word: Jury.
Output: To avoid jury duty, PersonX told PersonY to go in his place. _ missed going to the courtroom.
Context Word: asshole.
Output: PersonX is a real asshole but PersonY is not. _ has very few good friends.
Context Word: grapes.
Output: Grapes are a favorite of PersonX, but PersonY can't stand them, so _ is more likely to be a fruit enthusiast.
Context Word: grapes.
Output: Grapes are a favorite of PersonX, but PersonY really can't stand the taste. _ is a fruit lover.
Context Word: grapes.
Output: PersonX is a farmer who grows grapes for people who drink wine like PersonY, _ is a brilliant grape grower.
Context Word: advances.
Output: PersonX kept making advances on PersonY despite how many times _ was told to knock it off.
Context Word: therapy.
Output: PersonX is very nervous and easily upset, PersonY is not that is why _ is in therapy.
Context Word: therapy.
Output: PersonX was convinced by PersonY to finally attend physical therapy because _ had been refusing to go.
Context Word: therapy.
Output: Seeing someone for therapy after the accident was a must for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was suffering from PTSD.
Context Word: spread.
Output: It was believed that PersonX but not PersonY had spread the rumors because _ loved to gossip and play busy-body.
Context Word: ambulance.
Output: PersonX called an ambulance for PersonY after their car accident because _ wanted to get them help.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: Becoming a veterinarian suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a deep love of animals.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: PersonX laughed because PersonY thought a veterinarian was someone who didn't eat meat, and this made _ feel superior.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: PersonX studied hard for their veterinarian exam but PersonY goofed off. _ passed their exam.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: PersonX took PersonYs pet to the veterinarian to get a rabies booster because _ had free time.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: PersonX wanted to be a veterinarian when they were older but PersonY did not because _ loved animals.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: Since PersonX's dog was sick and in need of a veterinarian while PersonY's was healthy and energetic, _ took their dog to the animal hospital.
Context Word: veterinarian.
Output: The veterinarian talked to PersonX more frequently than PersonY because _ had a sick pet.
Context Word: Baby.
Output: PersonX didn't want to have a baby but PersonY wanted one quite urgently. _ always used a condom during sex.
Context Word: Baby.
Output: PersonX didn't want to have a baby with their partner, but PersonY did. _ always took birth control to prevent pregnancy.
Context Word: buy.
Output: It was possible for PersonX to buy a Rolls Royce but not for PersonY because _ was very rich.
Context Word: buy.
Output: PersonX asked if PersonY would buy them dinner and drinks because _ didn't have any money.
Context Word: buy.
Output: PersonX decided that they were going to buy shares in a racehorse but PersonY could not because _ was rich.
Context Word: buy.
Output: PersonX suggested that PersonY buy dinner and drinks that evening because _ was short on money.
Context Word: buy.
Output: PersonX wanted to buy a present for John but PersonY would not as _ was very generous.
Context Word: buy.
Output: Whereas PersonX could afford to buy a new car PersonY could not because _ was very affluent.
Context Word: handball.
Output: PersonX was always ahead of PersonY in handball, as _ played very fast and accurate.
Context Word: lychee.
Output: PersonX has recently bought a lychee tree and needs help from PersonY, because _ knows nothing about trees.
Context Word: director.
Output: PersonX impressed the director more than PersonY, so _ was given the starring role in the movie.
Context Word: tempting.
Output: PersonX was always successfully tempting PersonY to do bad things, because _ was a criminal.
Context Word: Private Pilot's License.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY in the struggle of finally getting his private pilot's license and _ was happy for him.
Context Word: France.
Output: PersonX could speak French well, PersonY could not so _ got along well in France.
Context Word: France.
Output: PersonX was more familiar with France compared to PersonY because _ visited many times before.
Context Word: France.
Output: PersonX was very excited about the company trip to France but PersonY was dreading it because _ enjoyed traveling.
Context Word: scratch.
Output: PersonX got a scratch in PersonY's steel sink, so _ brought them scratch remover in order to fix it.
Context Word: scratch.
Output: PersonX was so afraid of PersonY because _ thought she would scratch her when she wasn't looking.
Context Word: wool.
Output: PersonX as a joke bought a wool sweater for PersonY despite his skin rash because _ is a prankster.
Context Word: wool.
Output: PersonX wanted to be able to sell the wool at the market and needed help from PersonY, so _ was insecure.
Context Word: wool.
Output: PersonX was looking on the sale rack for a wool sweater but not PersonY because _  was frugal with money.
Context Word: wool.
Output: The wool coat PersonX gave to PersonY fit like a glove, so _ accepted a hug as a thank you.
Context Word: lively.
Output: PersonX is more lively at work than PersonY because _ gets more sleep at night.
Context Word: tub.
Output: PersonX needed to call PersonY to fix their tub because _ didn't know how to fix their plumbing issue.
Context Word: tub.
Output: Since PersonX washed the tub while PersonY lazily sat on the couch, _ was annoyed to do all the work.
Context Word: website.
Output: Creating a website was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ knew how to use computers.
Context Word: website.
Output: It was simple for PersonX to build a website but not PersonY, as _ was fluent in HTML and Javascript.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX built a better website for the contest than PersonY because _ is a better programmer.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX did not use the website to register their car but PersonY did because _ was internet ignorant.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX had deisgned a website for PersonY to help promote a business. _ wanted more guidance on content for the website.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX had more visitors to their website than PersonY because _ had paid advertising for their site.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to build them a website since _ had no experience with web design and html.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX wanted to check out PersonY's physical fitness website because _ had to get into shape.
Context Word: website.
Output: PersonX wanted to hire PersonY to build the website   _   needed .
Context Word: website.
Output: So _ visited the website because PersonX needed some information that PersonY didn't need and that's why.
Context Word: website.
Output: The website PersonX designed was great, but PersonY designed a better one. _ felt jealous.
Context Word: website.
Output: The website designed by PersonX looked very professional but PersonY's website looked shoddy, since _ had a degree in website design.
Context Word: website.
Output: The website designer donated time a page to PersonX and not to PersonY because _ ran a charity.
Context Word: website.
Output: The website for PersonX's company is being developed by PersonY, so _ is the business owner.
Context Word: barking.
Output: PersonX hated to hear barking dogs while PersonY didn't mind it, so when the neighbors dogs started barking outside, _ was angry.
Context Word: wet.
Output: The blanket was wet and PersonX was annoyed but PersonY was not because _ was very critical.
Context Word: prove.
Output: PersonX always felt that he had to prove everything to everybody unlike PersonY because _ was always the underdog.
Context Word: encourages.
Output: PersonX always encourages PersonY to do their best, even though _ doesn't always feel like being a cheerleader.
Context Word: paying tribute to the beautiful animal.
Output: For PersonX  paying tribute to the beautiful animal is a good thing but PersonY does not agree, _ doesn't let what others think bother her.
Context Word: workspace.
Output: PersonX kept their workspace neat but PersonY left theirs unorganized. _ only took a few minutes to find important papers.
Context Word: retaining wall.
Output: The construction crew built a retaining wall for PersonX but not PersonY because _ lived on the hillside.
Context Word: saving money to move out.
Output: PersonX was saving money to move out and PersonY wasn't because _ wanted to get an apartment.
Context Word: range.
Output: PersonX range of motion has decreased since they first met PersonY, _ is a senior.
Context Word: range.
Output: PersonX took PersonY to the shooting range because _ knew their way around a firearm.
Context Word: caused.
Output: PersonX caused their loved ones a lot of heartache but not PersonY because _ was very irresponsible.
Context Word: Kenyan.
Output: PersonX's military background was in the Royal Air Force, while PersonY served in the Kenyan Armed forces, so _ is from England.
Context Word: trading.
Output: PersonX was trading his car into PersonY because _ wanted to get rid of the car.
Context Word: got a massage for achy muscles.
Output: PersonX got a massage for achy muscles and PersonY didn't because _ had worked out for many hours the day before.
Context Word: beneficiary.
Output: PersonX was named beneficiary of the life insurance policy instead of PersonY because _ had all of the grandchildren.
Context Word: Concealer.
Output: PersonX ran out of concealer so she had to borrow some from PersonY. _ felt appreciative about it.
Context Word: lead.
Output: Lead was found in the water of PersonX, but not in the water of PersonY's home. _ 's kids are brain damaged.
Context Word: lead.
Output: PersonX was in the lead in the video game while PersonY was in last because _ got a head start.
Context Word: Scrabble.
Output: Playing Scrabble is fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ knows a lot of difficult words.
Context Word: diagnose.
Output: PersonX diagnosed PersonY with the flu because _ is a doctor at the medical center.
Context Word: diagnose.
Output: PersonX was not able to diagnose the condition but PersonY recognized it right away, as _ was oblivious to the signs.
Context Word: diagnose.
Output: When PersonX was able to diagnose PersonY , _ had to break the news that she had cancer.
Context Word: showed more school spirit.
Output: PersonX showed more school spirit than PersonY because _ was the head cheerleader on the cheerleading team.
Context Word: larger.
Output: PersonX got an A on the text while PersonY did not because _ remembered the teachers instructions to mail the test in unfolded in a larger envelope.
Context Word: borderline personality disorder.
Output: Knowing his trauma history PersonX was not surprised with the fact PersonY was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, _ feels sympathetic though.
Context Word: borderline personality disorder.
Output: PersonX observed PersonY had a proclivity for getting into trouble, eventually _ diagnosed him with borderline personality disorder.
Context Word: borderline personality disorder.
Output: PersonX took some deep breaths when he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. PersonY overheard everything and sympathized with _ .
Context Word: hobby.
Output: PersonX had a hobby they really liked but not PersonY because _ kept doing the hobby.
Context Word: hobby.
Output: PersonX is an avid hobbyist, PersonY has no hobbies so _ could give you pointers on what hobby to pursue.
Context Word: hobby.
Output: PersonX mocked the hobby of PersonY, because _ thought it was a waste of time and no fun.
Context Word: hobby.
Output: PersonX took up the hobby of painting and PersonY played the guitar, so _ used a paint brush every day.
Context Word: hobby.
Output: PersonX's favorite hobby is making cakes, while PersonY likes soccer. _ wants to be a baker.
Context Word: hobby.
Output: PersonX's hobby was hiking while PersonY liked to read, so _ spent a lot of time outdoors.
Context Word: hobby.
Output: The hobby started when PersonX taught PersonY how to crochet because _  was so enthusiastic about it.
Context Word: acrylic paint.
Output: In the summer, PersonX gave some acrylic paint to PersonY due to _ planning to move.
Context Word: things.
Output: PersonX always gives assistance when PersonY stumbles or unexpectedly drops things because _ is kind.
Context Word: aware.
Output: PersonX wasn't aware that PersonY was coming up behind them, because _ was generally oblivious.
Context Word: minecraft.
Output: PersonX is playing a minecraft with PersonY and needs advice how to find a desert temple, because _ has recently started playing.
Context Word: essential oils.
Output: PersonX didn't believe PersonY that essential oils worked, until _ learned that they were indeed effective.
Context Word: essential oils.
Output: PersonX received essential oils as a birthday present from PersonY, because _ had been having health issues.
Context Word: essential oils.
Output: PersonX was suffering from migraines so PersonY offered to mix some essential oils to try and ease the pain of _ .
Context Word: essential oils.
Output: PersonX was using essential oils before PersonY because _ heard about them from a friend.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: After PersonX expressed his feelings to PersonY, he ran away because _ felt embarrassed about it.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: PersonX had more complicated feelings than PersonY because _ was in love with a couple people.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: PersonX has developed romantic feelings for PersonY so _ tried to find ways to ask them out.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: PersonX was better at expressing their feelings than PersonY because _ thought it was important.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: PersonX was more comfortable writing peoms than PersonY because _ was good at expressing her feelings.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: PersonX was scared to have strong feelings for the girlfriend unlike PersonY, because _ was nervous about commitment.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: PersonX was sent to PersonY because she is having trouble dealing with her feelings, _ thinks feelings are making a mess of life.
Context Word: product.
Output: PersonX invented a popular product and had it distributed by PersonY, because _ was better at being creative.
Context Word: lord.
Output: PersonX is interested in becoming a lord and asked PersonY for an advice, because _ always wanted to be a lord.
Context Word: colorful.
Output: PersonX's wardrobe is much more vibrant than PersonY's because _ likes to wear colorful garments.
Context Word: display.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to see the display than PersonY because _ was seated closer.
Context Word: satisfaction.
Output: As PersonX never shows satisfaction in whatever PersonY does, no matter how great the achievement, _ is unreasonable.
Context Word: had herpes.
Output: The doctor said PersonX had herpes and PersonY did not because _ did not use protection when having sex.
Context Word: People.
Output: People are always comparing PersonX to PersonY because the are s much alike, _ finds this fascinating.
Context Word: persistence.
Output: With lots of persistence, PersonX finally caught PersonY, so _ got paid for the bounty.
Context Word: large.
Output: Despite multiple diets, PersonX remains large while PersonY kept  getting slimmer, which makes _ feel like a failure.
Context Word: water park.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to get tickets to the water park for the contest, _ is a manager at the radio station.
Context Word: makeover.
Output: PersonX was so happy to have won the makeover, but not PersonY; _ hated the way they looked.
Context Word: toys.
Output: Even though PersonX had a lot more money than PersonY, _ bought far fewer toys for their children for Christmas.
Context Word: toys.
Output: PersonX finds it difficult to share his toys with PersonY when they play together because _ is spoiled.
Context Word: toys.
Output: PersonX has more toys than PersonY. _ shares her toys with friends because she has too many.
Context Word: toys.
Output: PersonX is a kid that plays with toys, PersonY is an adult that doesn't therefore ask _ about what toys are the best.
Context Word: toys.
Output: PersonX wanted to buy the children some toys, but PersonY said not to. _ thought toys were a fun use of spending money.
Context Word: siblings.
Output: The siblings of PersonX are cruel, but PersonY has nice ones. _ grew up in a hate filled family.
Context Word: excused leave.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY would not be punished for their absence because _ had an excused leave from human resources.
Context Word: treadmill.
Output: PersonX was more tired than PersonY because _ had been running on the treadmill all day.
Context Word: pushing.
Output: PersonX was careful to yell at PersonY because _ was pushing the other children on the playground.
Context Word: pancake.
Output: PersonX forcefully yelled at PersonY because _ had refused to make her a nice pancake breakfast.
Context Word: pancake.
Output: PersonX wants to learn how to flip a pancake so he asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is a beginner.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX commands more attention than PersonY since _ is often quite loud with a large social circle.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX craved attention much more than PersonY , so _ was always keeping herself in the spotlight.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX got the attention of PersonY which they didn't like since _ preferred to be loud.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX has ADHD unlike PersonY so _ had issues with paying attention in class and not getting distracted.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX is always trying to get the attention of PersonY because _ is in love.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX never paid attention to PersonY, because _ wasn't good at noticing things in public settings.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX refused to pay attention to PersonY's romantic interest in them, because _ had zero interest.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX wanted everyone's attention on them while PersonY wanted nobody's attention on them, as _ was a huge extrovert.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX wanted the attention and interest of PersonY so _ did a cute little dance.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX was a very receptive student to PersonY 's lessons, and _ gave her full attention.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX was outgoing but PersonY was shy, so _ always wanted to be the center of attention.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX wasn't paying attention in class unlike PersonY, so _ failed the math exam later that day.
Context Word: attention.
Output: PersonX, who was taking medicine to help, and PersonY had issues paying attention.  _ paid attention to the lecture.
Context Word: attention.
Output: While PersonX was reading PersonY interrupted the story to get some attention, so father gave _ a sympathetic look.
Context Word: effectively.
Output: PersonX dealt with the looming crisis less effectively than PersonY, because _ was a novice.
Context Word: tiring.
Output: PersonX found PersonY's never ending stories tiring, because _ never stopped hearing them over and over.
Context Word: red eyes.
Output: PersonX has some very red eyes, but PersonY does not because _ lives in a dry climate.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: Bugs freak PersonX out, while PersonY is a lover of them _ is an indoor human being.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: PersonX had more bugs on their body than PersonY did because _ was playing outside all day.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: PersonX is removing bugs from PersonY's car, because _ is a friend ready to help.
Context Word: bugs.
Output: The bugs affected PersonX more than they affected PersonY since _ spent more time outside.
Context Word: stride.
Output: Since PersonX had a longer stride than PersonY, _ passed them up in the race.
Context Word: stride.
Output: The stride of PersonX is half of that of PersonY's, therefore, _ is probably a lot smaller in size.
Context Word: careful.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to be more careful with the investments in the stock market because _  is a controlled person.
Context Word: Application.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help filling out the housing application because _ did not understand the language.
Context Word: Thor.
Output: Because PersonX liked Thor and PersonY like Batman, _ was more likely to go see a Marvel comics movie.
Context Word: pumpkin.
Output: Carving a pumpkin every Halloween is a must for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ loves to follow tradition.
Context Word: pumpkin.
Output: One of PersonX's favorite Halloween traditions was carving pumpkins but not PersonY because _ enthusiastically celebrated the holiday.
Context Word: pumpkin.
Output: PersonX loved Halloween but PersonY was indifferent about it, so _ had several carved pumpkins on their porch.
Context Word: pumpkin.
Output: Pumpkin pie was a favorite dessert for PersonX but not for PersonY so the server brought _ a big piece.
Context Word: pumpkin.
Output: The pumpkin patch was crowded when PersonX showed up to find PersonY already leaving because _ had planned ahead and beat the crowd.
Context Word: sneak.
Output: PersonX decided to steal the donuts for PersonY since _ was very good at sneaking around.
Context Word: sneak.
Output: PersonX knew how to sneak out of the house without PersonY knowing, as _ was very crafty.
Context Word: pots and pans.
Output: PersonX washed and dried PersonY's pots and pans because _  borrowed them to cook dinner.
Context Word: intimacy.
Output: Being in a relationship was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a deep fear of intimacy.
Context Word: incontinence.
Output: PersonX went to his doctor, PersonY for his incontinence so _ was given some medication.
Context Word: overfertilized.
Output: When PersonX overfertilized the corn, they went to PersonY for advice because _ was inexperienced.
Context Word: Handwriting.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help with their handwriting, because _ had forgotten how to write.
Context Word: whole foods.
Output: PersonX only ever shopped at Whole Foods, while PersonY preferred Walmart. _ appreciated the quality ingredients.
Context Word: stitches.
Output: A stray dog bit PersonX but PersonY escaped without even a scratch. Now, _ needs stitches in their hand.
Context Word: stitches.
Output: PersonX stitches up the wound with needle and thread instead of PersonY because _ has steady hands.
Context Word: stitches.
Output: PersonX was very good at making stitches but PersonY is not. _ didn't leave a big scar on their patient's wound.
Context Word: commitment.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was more hesitant to sign the contract because _ had issues with commitment.
Context Word: month.
Output: Last month PersonX went on vacation but not PersonY because _ had to take time off.
Context Word: song.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them write a song because _ was entering a contest.
Context Word: song.
Output: PersonX wants to write a song for his girlfriend and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ needs help.
Context Word: song.
Output: PersonX wrote a hit song that was dedicated to PersonY, because _ wanted to showcase their affection.
Context Word: song.
Output: So _ was singing a song and everyone was clapping because PersonX has a great voice and PersonY doesn't.
Context Word: song.
Output: The lead singer played the song request of PersonX but ignored PersonY, and therefore _ was elated.
Context Word: song.
Output: The rock song on the radio was PersonX's favorite but not PersonY's because _ loved to listen to rock music.
Context Word: song.
Output: The song list that PersonX had was shorter than the one that PersonY had because _ downloaded less.
Context Word: song.
Output: The song written by PersonX received more awards than the one by PersonY because _ was a world class writer.
Context Word: painting art.
Output: Painting art is a favorite hobby of PersonX but not PersonY, because _ has a lot of artistic talent.
Context Word: bisexual.
Output: It took a lot of confidence for PersonX to finally tell PersonY that they are bisexual. _ was nervous how they would feel.
Context Word: bisexual.
Output: PersonX wanted to tell PersonY they were a bisexual, but _ couldn't muster the courage to do so.
Context Word: introduce.
Output: PersonX wanted her friend to introduce her to someone but PersonY did not as _ found them very attractive.
Context Word: shield.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make her a wooden shield for her Halloween costume because _ is unimaginative.
Context Word: shield.
Output: PersonX raised her shield while PersonY came down with her sword, so _ did not take the full blow.
Context Word: plot.
Output: PersonX hatched a plot to destroy all of PersonY's hard won credibility, because _ was a schemer.
Context Word: contraception.
Output: PersonX didn't believe in using contraception but PersonY thought it was good. _ had eight kids.
Context Word: stretches.
Output: PersonX was teaching all of the proper stretches to PersonY, because _ was using them to get paid.
Context Word: Libra.
Output: Being a Libra was important to PersonX but not to PersonY was _ was a believer when it came to astrology.
Context Word: Libra.
Output: PersonX kept secret from PersonY that he was a Libra because _ was embarrassed about it.
Context Word: frequently.
Output: PersonX frequently avoided hanging out with PersonY, because _ was an isolation who just wanted to be alone.
Context Word: frequently.
Output: PersonX frequently steals the ball away from PersonY in a basketball game because _ is quick.
Context Word: pool table.
Output: PersonX liked to play billiards so PersonY bought them a pool table. _ was very excited to get such a wonderful gift.
Context Word: pool table.
Output: The group of friends attended the party thrown by PersonX instead of the one thrown by PersonY since _ had a pool table.
Context Word: kidnapped.
Output: PersonX called the police when he found out PersonY was kidnapped even though _ soon found out it was just a prank being played on him.
Context Word: accidents.
Output: PersonX is an industrial safety expert, PersonY is not therefore you should ask _ about workplace accidents.
Context Word: accidents.
Output: PersonX received an award at work while PersonY did not because _ had no accidents at the workplace.
Context Word: accidents.
Output: PersonX was always in accidents throughout his life, unlike PersonY because _ was a daredevil.
Context Word: playful.
Output: At the dog park, PersonX noticed that PersonY's dog was extra playful that day, so _ asked what sort of vitamins the dog took.
Context Word: ears.
Output: PersonX has a problem with hearing in his ears unlike PersonY because _ worked in a noisy area.
Context Word: ears.
Output: PersonX has problems with cleaning her ears so she asks for PersonY's help, because _ it bothers her.
Context Word: ears.
Output: PersonX's ears are a lot dirtier than PersonY's, so _ likely doesn't wash as well.
Context Word: ears.
Output: The ears of PersonX are always dirty, but PersonY doesn't have this issue because _ is not as clean.
Context Word: ears.
Output: The ears of PersonX are cleaner than PersonY's due to _ using q tips on occasion.
Context Word: Florida.
Output: Florida weather suits PersonX, whereas PersonY prefers to live in Alaska. _ likes the heat.
Context Word: Florida.
Output: PersonX lives on a beach in Florida, while PersonY lives in Michigan. _  has warm Winters.
Context Word: Florida.
Output: PersonX wanted to visit PersonY in Florida but _ couldn't afford to take a vacation right now.
Context Word: Florida.
Output: PersonX wants to go to college in Florida, but PersonY does not; this is due to _ loving warm winters.
Context Word: Florida.
Output: While discussing retirement, PersonX wanted to move to Florida and PersonY did not for _ liked warm climates.
Context Word: drive.
Output: Because PersonX knew how to drive and PersonY did not, _ passed their driving test.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX had to drive PersonY to school on Monday, because _ was the only one with a license.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX offered to drive PersonY home for safety reasons, although _ was drunker than she was.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX offered to drive PersonY to the store, since _ had their new car available.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX offered to pick up PersonY to drive to the show, as _ had just gotten her license.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX preferred to drive when PersonY was in the car, since _ was a very steady driver.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX quite often likes to drive too fast but PersonY never does because _ is reckless.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX took PersonY to his home in the suburb last night, as _ is sober enough to drive.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX wants to learn how to drive on snow and asks for PersonY's help, because _ is an unexperienced driver.
Context Word: drive.
Output: PersonX was not old enough to drive but PersonY was, so _ was driven to store because they could not drive on their own.
Context Word: drive.
Output: Seeing it was snowing, PersonX asked PersonY to drive the car because _ was a nervous driver.
Context Word: diagram.
Output: To explain the math lesson Tuesday, PersonX drew for PersonY a diagram that _ drew earlier.
Context Word: leggings.
Output: People think PersonX looks better in leggings than PersonY since _ is always working out regularly at the gym.
Context Word: leggings.
Output: The leggings looked good on PersonX but looked only okay on PersonY because _ was wearing the right size.
Context Word: leggings.
Output: When it comes to leggings, PersonX wears a large, and PersonY wears a small. That's because _ is fatter.
Context Word: heritage.
Output: Because of their heritage PersonX and PersonY are celebrating fathers-day and opposite he is the first born, _ is firstborn child.
Context Word: apply several coats.
Output: PersonX wanted a darker shade of paint than PersonY so _ had to apply several coats.
Context Word: religion.
Output: Discussing religion was something that PersonX liked to do but not PersonY because _ went to seminary school.
Context Word: religion.
Output: Finding a new religion was harder for PersonX than PersonY since _ does not believe in God.
Context Word: religion.
Output: PersonX wants to switch religion and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ knows nothing about pastafariaism.
Context Word: religion.
Output: PersonX's religion says there is one god, but PersonY believes in many, so _ is believes in Christianity.
Context Word: religion.
Output: Religion was never important to PersonX but was very important to PersonY, as _ was not raised into a religious faith.
Context Word: odors.
Output: There were pungent odors coming from PersonX's body but not PersonY's because _ didn't shower regularly.
Context Word: beverages.
Output: PersonX ordered the round of beverages from PersonY, because _ wanted to buy some drinks.
Context Word: windshield.
Output: PersonX had to clean their windshield but not PersonY because _ had a car for transportation.
Context Word: windshield.
Output: Since the baseball broke PersonX's windshield but missed PersonY's car altogether, _ could not believe their awful luck.
Context Word: clean cut.
Output: For his job, PersonX has to maintain a clean cut appearance, though PersonY does not, so _ is in the military.
Context Word: pencils.
Output: In art class, PersonX was able to make a more colorful picture than PersonY since _ had more watercolor pencils.
Context Word: pencils.
Output: The pencils of PersonX are always sharp for class, but PersonY's are not because _ is prepared.
Context Word: lying.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was fired on the spot because _ was caught lying to the manager.
Context Word: lying.
Output: PersonX caught PersonY lying to their face about money issues, and _ called them out on it on the spot.
Context Word: lying.
Output: PersonX couldn't stop lying to PersonY, but _ decided he better to keep his friend.
Context Word: lying.
Output: PersonX suspected that PersonY was lying, so _ asked a question he already knew the answer to.
Context Word: lying.
Output: PersonX was well known for lying while PersonY was very truthful. Therefore, after the accident the account by _ was more distrusted.
Context Word: lying.
Output: The children were lying, which PersonX knew but PersonY didn't, since _ could see when someone was not telling the truth.
Context Word: Career.
Output: PersonX had always wanted to have a career but PersonY wanted to be a homemaker. _ went to college.
Context Word: innocent.
Output: PersonX was a much more financially successful lawyer than PersonY, because _ represented everyone, guilty and innocent.
Context Word: overcoat.
Output: PersonX remembered to bring their overcoat on the cloudy day but PersonY forgot theirs. _ arrived at work with their clothes perfectly dry.
Context Word: health.
Output: Even though PersonX is older than PersonY his health is better because _ is motivated to live healthy.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX discovered PersonY was a respected doctor so _ asked him many health related questions.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX exercises a lot and eats healthy while PersonY has a sedentary life, _ enjoys a good health.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX likes to exercise while PersonY is lazy and eats a lot, _ has a good health.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX needed to go to the health food store and asked PersonY if they wanted to come along with _ .
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX took care of PersonY because she was in poor health. _ was being compassionate.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX treats and teaches people like PersonY about the value of good health, _ is a doctor.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX was envious of the health of PersonY that was obvious to everyone else because _ was too lazy to workout consistently.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX was in worse health than PersonY as an adult because _ did not receive vaccinations as a child.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX was is much worse health than PersonY, because _ ate candy every day of the week.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX was worried about PersonY's health, so _ told them to start taking more vitamins.
Context Word: health.
Output: PersonX's health was being examined by PersonY because _ had been a long time patient.
Context Word: health.
Output: The doctor gave a clean bill of health to PersonX but not PersonY because _ exercised regularly.
Context Word: health.
Output: personx had his pet in good health unlike persony even though _ is a traveler.
Context Word: accessories with a polka dot dress.
Output: The accessories with a polka dot dress looked better on PersonX than PersonY because _ was more into fashion.
Context Word: tigers.
Output: Tigers were the favorite animal of PersonX but not PersonY, so _ spent their time at the zoo watching the tigers.
Context Word: Emergency.
Output: PersonX was a calm, cool person but PersonY was very skittish. _ was very dependable in an emergency.
Context Word: design.
Output: PersonX came up with a worse design than PersonY because _ was a farmer by profession.
Context Word: design.
Output: PersonX had a new design idea for the house but not PersonY because _ will remodel next week.