niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: darts.
Output: PersonX taunted PersonY during their game of darts while the spectators looked at _ with disgust.
Context Word: darts.
Output: Playing darts was a favorite pastime of PersonX but not PersonY, so _ was excited to see the bar had a dart board.
Context Word: release.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY would soon be going home because _ just got a release date from the parole board.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to crack his back for him, because _ was in a lot of pain.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX didn't work their lat muscles at the gym like PersonY so _ had a narrow back.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a body wash to use in the shower, because _ knew a lot about how to get rid of back acne.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX had a back injury and had it checked out by PersonY, because _ was a construction worker.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX had a bad back but PersonY did not. _ could not lift heavy objects very well.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX had back pain and visited PersonY who was a chiropractor, and _ back felt a bit better afterwards.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX had more back pain than PersonY because _ was lifting heavier loads when moving.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX wanted to go back to work after retiring but PersonY did not because _ was bored.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX was walking faster than PersonY was walking in the park because _ had a healthy back.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX's back is being tended to by PersonY at the office, so _ is the client in this situation.
Context Word: back.
Output: PersonX's back pain from her job goes away when she goes to visit PersonY. _ is more likely to be the dancer.
Context Word: embroider.
Output: PersonX learned to embroider, PersonY did not therefore _ can do embroidery on clothes and other things.
Context Word: embroider.
Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to hand embroider pillowcases, because _ was skilled in the art of embroidery.
Context Word: to think more positively.
Output: PersonX tried to think more positively than PersonY because _ was a optimist type of person.
Context Word: Electroplate.
Output: personx learnt how to electroplate from persony and _ was a very good student during the process.
Context Word: Rejection.
Output: PersonX wasn't good with handling rejection but PersonY handled it well. _ had a melt down when they were denied a promotion.
Context Word: sign language.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to instruct them how to use sign language, because _ needed help learning it.
Context Word: chihuahua.
Output: PersonX loved dogs more than PersonY but _ hated the Chihuahua because of the commercials.
Context Word: healthy glow.
Output: A career as a phtographic model suited PersonX but not PersonY becasue _ has a healthy glow to their skin.
Context Word: Rifle.
Output: PersonX carried a rifle to go deer hunting while PersonY brought along a bow and arrow. _ was able to kill a buck from very long range.
Context Word: Street.
Output: While riding bikes on the street, PersonX was pulled over by PersonY for not wearing a helmet.  _ asked for leniency.
Context Word: corporation.
Output: PersonX liked working for a big corporation but PersonY preferred to work for a small business. _ got a job at Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.
Context Word: corporation.
Output: Running a corporation is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ is better at managing people.
Context Word: Soccer Goalie.
Output: PersonX tried to get the ball past PersonY who was the soccer goalie, so _ kicked the ball as hard as he could.
Context Word: limping.
Output: PersonX came limping into work but not PersonY because _ had worked out too hard.
Context Word: rosemary.
Output: PersonX frowned when PersonY suggested she put rosemary on the roast beef, because _ hated the taste of rosemary.
Context Word: washcloth.
Output: PersonX needed a washcloth because PersonY bumped into him. _ felt frustrated at being bumped into.
Context Word: African.
Output: PersonX wanted to go on a African vacation and PersonY did not because _ loved to be in the heat.
Context Word: evaporate the water.
Output: PersonX was doing all the labwork while PersonY rested so _ helped evaporate the water.
Context Word: smile.
Output: PersonX loved animals but PersonY did not, so only _ would smile when she saw the puppy.
Context Word: smile.
Output: PersonX rarely smiles while PersonY often smiles, so people often thought that _ was quite happy.
Context Word: smile.
Output: PersonX smiled a lot to PersonY when _ was told something nice about his job performance by him.
Context Word: smile.
Output: PersonX was trying to get PersonY to smile because _ knew what it was like to have a bad day.
Context Word: smile.
Output: PersonX would smile in all the photographs but not PersonY because _ had straight teeth.
Context Word: smile.
Output: The smile of PersonX is duller than PersonY's is, so _ brushes his teeth less often.
Context Word: rely.
Output: The manager knew they could rely on PersonX more than PersonY to open the store, because _ was always on time.
Context Word: race.
Output: PersonX wanted to give PersonY a reason to finish the race with him, because _ was so encouraged.
Context Word: singing.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had ever taken singing lessons, because _ she had forgotten.
Context Word: singing.
Output: PersonX declined to join the singing club after the club leader PersonY invited her.  _ abhorred the spotlight.
Context Word: singing.
Output: PersonX enjoyed singing in front of large crowds but not PersonY because _ was at ease with crowds.
Context Word: singing.
Output: PersonX is taking singing and dancing lessons from the PersonY, because _ wants to get better.
Context Word: singing.
Output: PersonX really enjoyed singing publicly but PersonY did not as _ had a superb singing voice.
Context Word: funny.
Output: PersonX always had a good time with PersonY because _ thought they were funny .
Context Word: funny.
Output: PersonX was funny while PersonY had no sense of humor, so everyone said _ would be a good stand up comic.
Context Word: graduation.
Output: After PersonX's college graduation, PersonY threw him a party and _ was very excited and thankful.
Context Word: making cement.
Output: PersonX had an easier time making cement than PersonY because _ had a stronger body.
Context Word: web.
Output: When it comes to the web, PersonX is not as skilled as PersonY because _ is a farmer.
Context Word: common.
Output: It was common for PersonX to lose to PersonY in the video game, although _ was  quite good at it.
Context Word: common.
Output: PersonX caught the common cold and stayed away from PersonY, because _ didn't want them getting sick.
Context Word: common.
Output: PersonX lived a more common life compared to PersonY because _ was just a normal individual.
Context Word: common.
Output: Unlike PersonX, PersonY never got the wrong items in his mailbox. _ had a very common last name.
Context Word: common.
Output: Wearing a little black dress was easier for PersonX but not PersonY although _ liked a common v neck.
Context Word: cabbage soup.
Output: Nobody wants to eat the cabbage soup of PersonX, but everyone likes PersonY's because _ 's is too salty.
Context Word: party.
Output: A Birthday Party needs planning, so PersonX is hired by PersonY. Thus, _ is planning the party.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on throwing a surprise party because _ hadn't thrown one before.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help plan the birthday party for their son as _ was feeling rather overwhelmed.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them plan the annual Christmas extravaganza because _ was not experienced in planning a big party.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX didn't want to invite PersonY to the party, because _  was a snobby host.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX drinks five days a week while PersonY sticks to just one because _ likes to party more.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX drives PersonY to the Birthday party at the arcade because _ is a good parent.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX had always really loved to party but PersonY did not because _ was very extroverted.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help with their housewarming party because _ had never hosted one before.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX hoped friends threw a surprise birthday party for them, but not PersonY, because _ loved surprises.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX invited PersonY to their housewarming party, and _ accepted the gift that she brought to it.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX is more social than PersonY so _ was very excited to go to the upcoming party.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX loved to throw parties, but PersonY did not, so _ had a party the very next weekend.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX planned a surprise party for PersonY, but _ was disappointed when they never came home.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX stayed at the party for longer than PersonY did although _ thought it was too loud.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX was a good party planner but PersonY was not. _ threw the best parties in the neighborhood.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX was being unruly at a party thrown by PersonY so _ was asked to leave.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX was feeling more tired than PersonY because _ had danced more at the party.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX was invited to the party instead of PersonY because _ had a karaoke machine.
Context Word: party.
Output: PersonX was turning fifty and invited PersonY who is 35 to come to their party, _ is wise in years.
Context Word: party.
Output: The host invited PersonX to the party but not PersonY because _ was a very kind person.
Context Word: party.
Output: The party was thrown by PersonX but PersonY got all the credit, as _ was ignored by her guests.
Context Word: party.
Output: The song PersonX played at the party soothed PersonY's mind since _ was frantic before the event.
Context Word: party.
Output: While PersonX was at the heart of the party, PersonY stayed in the corned, because partying is a common thing for _ .
Context Word: fake.
Output: In the grocery store today, PersonX tried to pass off a fake coupon, but PersonY knew _ was trying to scam him.
Context Word: fake.
Output: People would describe PersonX as much more fake than PersonY because _ is very materialistic.
Context Word: fake.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew what fake news was because _ didn't understand the concept.
Context Word: fake.
Output: PersonX bought fake concert tickets while PersonY bought real ones, so _ was denied entry to the concert.
Context Word: fake.
Output: PersonX tried to fake that they were asleep so PersonY would stop talking, but _ was clearly awake.
Context Word: fake.
Output: PersonX was a fake person but PersonY was genuine, as _ was insecure and cared too much of others opinions.
Context Word: fake.
Output: PersonX was called a fake while PersonY was not because _ lied about the experience.
Context Word: fake.
Output: The cards that PersonX owned were worth less than those belonging to PersonY because those of _ were fake.
Context Word: fake.
Output: The store sold PersonX a fake phone but not PersonY so _ could not make a call.
Context Word: fake.
Output: To avoid going to the day-long meeting at work, PersonX faked being sick unlike PersonY, because _ was an irresponsible employee.
Context Word: Plants.
Output: PersonX house was filled with plants, causing PersonY to sneeze a lot. _ was the keeper of the plants.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: After PersonX did PersonY's makeup, she was not impressed with her new look, so _ was self-conscious about her work.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Because PersonX was going to a casual event and PersonY was going to a formal event, _ chose to wear a little makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Can I wear makeup when I get older asked PersonX to PersonY, _ is a only seven years old.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Makeup was a good use of money thought PersonX, but not PersonY, as _ enjoyed the artistry involved.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Makeup was frequently worn by PersonX but not PersonY because _ felt it was appropriate.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: On the music video shoot, PersonX is applying makeup to PersonY's skin due to _ being a makeup stylist.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX admires the complexity of PersonY's makeup because _ appreciates a sophisticated, well put together look.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to apply makeup because _ wasn't very experienced.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY spent a lot of time in the bathroom because _ had to put on their makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX didn't like to wear as much makeup as PersonY, so _ only got got a touch up.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX had much clearer skin than PersonY. _ never forgot to remove makeup before going to bed.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX hired PersonY to do her makeup because _ always messed up on the natural look.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX is a cosmetologist, PersonY is not therefore _ would be best able to advise on Goth makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX is makeup artist and PersonY is a beauty queen, _ knows a lot about makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX is more fashionable overall than PersonY but _ does not like to wear makeup daily.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX is much better at putting makeup on PersonY because _ is a professional makeup artist.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX just started learning makeup while PersonY was a professional makeup artist, so therefore _ was messy with their application.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX knew nothing about how to use makeup so PersonY taught them because _ wanted to learn.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was an expert at applying makeup, so _ asked for a tutorial.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX made sure to always wear makeup compared to PersonY because _ was very vain.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX never left the house without elaborate makeup on, but PersonY hardly ever wore any.  This is because _ was a trendsetter.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX spent an hour perfecting their makeup before going out to the dance while PersonY waited, because _ loved making up.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX thought makeup was very important for a person unlike PersonY _ was a materialistic.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX was allowed to wear makeup to school, but it was against the rules for PersonY, because _ 's school was very progressive.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX was always wearing very elaborate and fashionable makeup but PersonY did not because _ enjoyed being stylish.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX was harder to recognize than PersonY at the party because _ was wearing a lot of makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY's daughter put on makeup because _ watches a lot of makeup tutorials.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX was prettier than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about wearing a lot of makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX watched so much more makeup tutorials than PersonY so _ helped them get ready for the date.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX wore a lot of eyeshadow but PersonY did not because _ was knowledgeable about makeup.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX wore a lot of makeup but PersonY did not. _ was called a whore by a lot of people.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX wore a lot of makeup whereas PersonY wore none as _ was conscious of fashion.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: PersonX's makeup person just recommended she go see PersonY about her skin. _ is an acne victim.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: The makeup that PersonX puts on PersonY looks great at the salon. _ is a makeup stylist.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: While at the beauty parlor, PersonX tried to sell some makeup to PersonY but _ wasn't convincing.
Context Word: Buttercream.
Output: PersonX requested buttercream from his neighbor PersonY because he was cooking. _ didn't have enough buttercream.
Context Word: adjustments.
Output: When it comes to make adjustments in the workplace, PersonX is more capable than PersonY because _  can think outside the box.
Context Word: developer.
Output: Being a web developer was great work for PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved computers.
Context Word: developer.
Output: It made more sense that PersonX, rather than PersonY, would be a web developer because _ had grown up using computers.
Context Word: developer.
Output: PersonX sold his new software to PersonY, because _ worked as a developer for hire.
Context Word: road.
Output: Before leaving for their road trip, PersonX showed PersonY his new car and _ really liked the car.
Context Word: road.
Output: PersonX always used the main road, but PersonY didn't because _ lived nearer to it.
Context Word: road.
Output: PersonX wanted to go on a road trip but PersonY wanted to stay nearby _ decided to rent a car for the week.
Context Word: pee.
Output: PersonX had to pee after one large coffee but PersonY did not as _ had a very small bladder.
Context Word: patent.
Output: PersonX is very creative and clever but PersonY isn't. _ has been able to patent many of their ideas.
Context Word: Driving a bus.
Output: Driving a bus is PersonX first job they also have a job were they work with PersonY, _ works two jobs every week.
Context Word: Bellatrix Lestrange.
Output: PersonX wanted to dress PersonY up as Bellatrix Lestrange for Halloween, so _  helped them with the costume.
Context Word: crushing.
Output: At summer camp, PersonX beat PersonY at the can crushing contest because _ was stronger.
Context Word: eremurus.
Output: PersonX asked for help caring for her dying ermurus plants from PersonY, a botanist, because she didn't know what was wrong. _ accidentally gave her eremurus too much water.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: Hunting and eating rabbits was something PersonX enjoyed but not PersonY because _ like eating gamey food.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX enjoyed playing with rabbits at the pet store but PersonY did not because _ thought rabbits were cute.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX had always kept rabbits as pets but PersonY had not because _ loved animals.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX had less grass in their yard than PersonY because _ had more rabbits in their yard.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX hated animals more than PersonY however _ had a soft spot for rabbits and their floppy ears.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX hated cleaning up after animals more than PersonY however _ had a affinity for rabbits.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX thought rabbits were tasty but PersonY did not. _ ordered the rabbit stew for dinner.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX thought rabbits were very cute but PersonY didn't. _ bought a rabbit at the pet store.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX was able to care for more rabbits than PersonY because _ had a larger yard.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX was deathly afraid of rabbits so PersonY hid his rabbits so _ wouldn't be scared.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: PersonX's rabbit was faster than PersonY's rabbit in the race because _ fed their rabbits better food.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: Rabbits are cute but PersonX was allergic but not PersonY, so _ had to stay far away.
Context Word: scuba diving.
Output: PersonX stayed home while PersonY went scuba diving, because _ hates new adventures and exploring.
Context Word: sponge cake.
Output: The sponge cake of PersonX is dry, while PersonY's is too wet. _ used too little water.
Context Word: spirits.
Output: PersonX scared PersonY in the graveyard, because _ said there were a bunch of evil spirits floating around.
Context Word: spirits.
Output: PersonX spoke to PersonY because _ could talk to spirits in haunted houses and cemeteries.
Context Word: tarot.
Output: PersonX believed in the supernatural, while PersonY dismissed it, so _ took tarot card readings seriously.
Context Word: productive.
Output: Being productive at work suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ really liked their job.
Context Word: productive.
Output: PersonX always tried to find ways to be productive at work unlike PersonY, because _ was a hard worker.
Context Word: warm.
Output: PersonX faced the fan away from PersonY because _ was getting too warm in the kitchen.
Context Word: warm.
Output: PersonX likes warm climates and PersonY likes cold climates, so when they went on vacation, _ wanted to go to Hawaii.
Context Word: warm.
Output: PersonX tries to warm milk for PersonY in the microwave, but _ doesn't realize it will make the milk too hot.
Context Word: typical.
Output: PersonX thought the music made by PersonY was typical and boring, because _ had discerning tastes.
Context Word: lemon.
Output: After lunch and dinner, PersonX enjoys eating lemons which PersonY hates because _ prefers sour fruits.
Context Word: lemon.
Output: Lemons disgust PersonX, while PersonY is just the opposite. This is due to _ not having a sweet tooth.
Context Word: lemon.
Output: PersonX drank lemon juice while PersonY drank a lot of alcohol, so _ was completely sober.
Context Word: lemon.
Output: PersonX really loved the taste of lemon but PersonY did not. _ ordered a glass of lemonade.
Context Word: manifest.
Output: PersonX needed some one write a manifest and new about American history so PersonY was hired, _ is not very educated.
Context Word: astronaut.
Output: When they were younger PersonX and PersonY both wanted to be astronauts, which seemed perfect,  because _ loved to fly.
Context Word: cosmetics.
Output: At the suburban home, PersonX sold cosmetics to PersonY because _ was a good sales person.
Context Word: cosmetics.
Output: PersonX tends to exchange old unused cosmetics to the sore where PersonY works customer service, _ exchanging items.
Context Word: straighten.
Output: PersonX's hair looked better when she straightened it than PersonY's because _ is a stylist.
Context Word: consulate.
Output: PersonX was an immigrant so they went to PersonY's consulate because _ needed paperwork for them to stay in the country.
Context Word: mating.
Output: PersonX's dog was matting and she took him to PersonY's office, because _ wanted to prevent mating.
Context Word: panpipes.
Output: PersonX is assigning PersonY with the job of collecting the panpipes, _ is team leader in band class.
Context Word: brownies.
Output: The brownies PersonX made turned out tasteless, while PersonY's were amazing. _ used a terrible recipe.
Context Word: pharmacy.
Output: The doctor sent PersonX but not PersonY to the pharmacy because _ was very sick.
Context Word: whiteheads.
Output: A dermatologist looked at PersonX's whiteheads while PersonY treated them at home. _ took skincare very seriously.
Context Word: whiteheads.
Output: PersonX has a lot more whiteheads on his face than PersonY does because _ is going through puberty.
Context Word: Infidelity.
Output: PersonX thought PersonYs infidelity was getting out of hand, so _ decided to talk about it.
Context Word: New Years Resolution.
Output: PersonX  made a New Years Resolution but PersonY didn't because _ is a very strong willed person.
Context Word: ladybugs.
Output: After spending the day outdoors, although PersonX hated insects more than PersonY, _ had a soft spot for ladybugs.
Context Word: Ukulele.
Output: The Ukulele is being taught to PersonX by PersonY in class. _ must be the person learning.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: PersonX had offered to help PersonY put up new wallpaper in their kitchen. They did not show up and _ felt angry.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: PersonX hated the wallpaper in the house, but PersonY loved it; _ took it down anyway.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: PersonX liked the new wallpaper but not PersonY because _  thought it was beautiful.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: PersonX liked their wallpaper but PersonY did not, so _ decided to leave it up.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: PersonX put up wallpaper in their home but not PersonY because _ had just bought their house.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to put up wallpaper in the house because _ was quite experienced with home decorating and remodeling.
Context Word: wallpaper.
Output: When discussing their new house, PersonX tried to advocate for wallpaper against PersonY because _ didn't want to pain the walls.
Context Word: performance.
Output: PersonX gave a great performance in the play but PersonY did not. _ won an award for their skill.
Context Word: cradle.
Output: PersonX could not lift PersonY out of the cradle while crying because _ is weak.
Context Word: Wanting.
Output: Wanting a new car was all PersonX thought about as where a new home was all PersonY thought about, _ wants a new vehicle.
Context Word: finances.
Output: PersonX's finances are in disarray, so they give a call to PersonY, because _ is a retired person.
Context Word: finances.
Output: Staying on top of his finances was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of self discipline.
Context Word: frost.
Output: PersonX had to use a blanket to protect their flowers from frost while PersonY didn't because _ has a garden.
Context Word: thread.
Output: PersonX had a loose thread on his sweater so PersonY pulled on it; _ screamed because the sweater completely unraveled.
Context Word: thread.
Output: PersonX knits more than PersonY, so _ has a larger collection of thread to choose from.
Context Word: thread.
Output: Putting thread in a needle can be hard, so PersonX asked PersonY because _ couldn't see the hole.
Context Word: comic book.
Output: PersonX bought PersonY a comic book for his birthday because _ knew he liked comics.
Context Word: paws.
Output: The paws of PersonX's dog were hurting, but PersonY's dog was fine because _ 's dog walked on salt in the Winter.
Context Word: urn.
Output: PersonX was putting the ashes in the urn when PersonY showed up to pick up their loved one, but _ arrived early.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX focused more on proper posture than PersonY because _ wanted to become a model.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX gives PersonY a book about posture, because _ knows their friend wants to get better at ballet dancing.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX had better posture than PersonY because _ always remembered to sit up straight in his chair.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX has much better posture than PersonY and that makes _ act a lot more confidently.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX sat very straight, so PersonY tried to imitate him, because _ had great posture.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX tended to slouch and PersonY sat up straight, so it was obvious that _ had the bad posture in the family.
Context Word: posture.
Output: PersonX tried to get their posture to be more like PersonY, because _ always held their head up.
Context Word: essays.
Output: The essays that PersonX wrote for college applications read better than PersonY's because _ is a more advanced writer.
Context Word: taxi.
Output: PersonX hailed PersonY who was driving the taxi because _ was visiting the city for the day.
Context Word: taxi.
Output: PersonX hailed PersonYs taxi and asked to go to the bank.  _ needed to get to an ATM to pay him.
Context Word: taxi.
Output: PersonX took a taxi while PersonY drove home because _ was too drunk to drive.
Context Word: taxi.
Output: Since PersonX is a taxi driver but PersonY is a gig economy worker, _ did not appreciate the rise of Uber.
Context Word: overcoming shyness.
Output: Overcoming shyness was an issue for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ had trouble talking to other people.
Context Word: Law.
Output: PersonX called PersonY after being pulled over because _ didn't totally understand the traffic law.
Context Word: ice cream.
Output: Chocolate was the favorite ice cream flavor of PersonX but PersonY didn't like it much. _ ordered two scoops of chocolate at Ben and Jerry's.
Context Word: ice cream.
Output: Eating ice cream was PersonX's favorite thing to do but PersonY can't eat ice cream because _ loved the cold texture.
Context Word: ice cream.
Output: PersonX consumes ice cream more frequently than PersonY because _ likes eating cold food better.
Context Word: ice cream.
Output: PersonX went to an ice cream shop because he had a coupon and met PersonY there, _ paid only half price.
Context Word: annual report.
Output: PersonX was bored by the annual report while PersonY enjoyed it, _ didn't care about profits and numbers at the company.
Context Word: Toast.
Output: To eat his toast, PersonX had to borrow butter from PersonY because _ was all out of it.
Context Word: England.
Output: PersonX wanted to move to England but PersonY informed them with all the Brexit nonsense it's now complicated since _ is unaware.
Context Word: afraid.
Output: Getting into a romantic relationship made PersonX afraid but not PersonY because _ had always been an unemotional person.
Context Word: afraid.
Output: PersonX was afraid of being alone in the dark but PersonY was not as _ was very cowardly.
Context Word: afraid.
Output: PersonX was afraid of being in the dark unlike PersonY because _ had a cowardly disposition.
Context Word: roasted.
Output: PersonX did a great job and roasted PersonY at the comedy club, because _ was a comedian.
Context Word: roasted.
Output: PersonX is a good cook, PersonY is not _ will make a roasted goose for dinner.
Context Word: Chipotle.
Output: Chipotle is PersonX's favorite food, but PersonY will not eat there, because _ loves fast food.
Context Word: had perfect eyelashes.
Output: PersonX thought PersonY had perfect eyelashes because _ had really long eyelashes that didn't need fake eyelashes.
Context Word: prepared.
Output: Getting prepared for an intravaginal ultrasound was a piece of cake for PersonX than PersonY because _ had had one before.
Context Word: prepared.
Output: PersonX was less prepared for the talent show than PersonY because _ studied very lazily.
Context Word: prepared.
Output: PersonX was more prepared for giving birth to twins than PersonY because _ had had a child before.
Context Word: prepared.
Output: PersonX was more prepared to be a parent than PersonY because _ had spent a lot of time with children.
Context Word: prepared.
Output: PersonX was not as well prepared for the vacation as PersonY because _ had been given short notice about the trip.
Context Word: prepared.
Output: PersonX was prepared for the snow storm but PersonY was not, so _ had lots of extra food and water.
Context Word: sibling.
Output: Although PersonX was PersonY's sibling it didn't mean _ had to like the other all of the time.
Context Word: sibling.
Output: PersonX always had to beat PersonY due to _ wanting to win all the time against his sibling.
Context Word: research paper.
Output: The research paper of PersonX is a travesty, but PersonY's is great, so _ did poor research.
Context Word: research paper.
Output: The research paper of PersonX was liked more than that of PersonY, so _ must be a better writer.
Context Word: weeds.
Output: Early yesterday afternoon, PersonX pulled the weeds in PersonY's garden, because _ really likes gardening.
Context Word: weeds.
Output: Making sure to not have any weeds in the garden was important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ entertained a lot in the garden.
Context Word: weeds.
Output: PersonX worked in a garden with PersonY taking care of weeds that _ is annoyed by.
Context Word: weeds.
Output: When the weeds became out of control PersonX took care of it instead of asking PersonY because _ owned the property.
Context Word: minutes.
Output: PersonX had 40 minutes to get to work and first needed to drop off PersonY. _ was almost always late for work.
Context Word: minutes.
Output: The school asked PersonX to talk to PersonY for a few minutes because he was struggling. _ was a school counselor.
Context Word: minutes.
Output: Waiting several minutes for the train was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had quite a bit of patience.
Context Word: disqualified.
Output: PersonX was disqualified from the competition but not PersonY because _ disobeyed all the rules.
Context Word: Nook.
Output: PersonX likes to read books on their Nook, while PersonY prefers paperback books, so _ bought some new ebooks.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: PersonX attentively watches PersonY drinking from the bottle as part of _ 's responsibility and nurture.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: PersonX gets a bottle of formula for PersonY every couple of hours because _ is her parent.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: PersonX liked soda in bottles while PersonY liked cans because _ hated the aluminum taste.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: PersonX liked to hit the bottle early, while PersonY waited until the evening, since _ was usually indulgent with alcohol.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: PersonX put PersonY in charge of preparing the baby's bottle, because _ wasn't confident about doing it.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: So _ drank milk from the bottle because PersonX was thirsty and PersonY already drank some water.
Context Word: nerves.
Output: PersonX _ allowed PersonY's silly antics to get on their nerves at work during lunch every day.
Context Word: nerves.
Output: PersonX really got on PersonY's nerves, because _ made noise all day, every day, which ruined the peace and quiet.
Context Word: weighed.
Output: The baby of PersonX weighed more than the baby of PersonY because the baby of _ was born on term.
Context Word: appointment.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if her next dentist appointment was coming up soon but _ could not remember.
Context Word: appointment.
Output: PersonX had a counseling appointment with PersonY, but then _ became afraid to go and cancelled.
Context Word: appointment.
Output: PersonX offered to drive PersonY to a doctor appointment because _ did own a car.
Context Word: appointment.
Output: PersonX was late for his appointment with PersonY, so _ was apologetic when he finally got there.
Context Word: cheap.
Output: Buying cheap clothes was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very poor.
Context Word: cheap.
Output: PersonX can make their dollar go further than PersonY because _ has learned how to be very cheap.
Context Word: cheap.
Output: PersonX is being cheap when they buy PersonY's birthday gift, but _ doesn't feel guilty about it.
Context Word: cheap.
Output: The clerk gave the cheap tickets to PersonX and not PersonY because _ had a horrible time the last time that he came.
Context Word: tenant.
Output: Before PersonX could move in as a tenant to PersonY's apartment complex, _ had to fill out a background check and submit a security deposit.
Context Word: tenant.
Output: PersonX is the tenant of PersonY because _ is too poor to own the apartment building.
Context Word: tenant.
Output: The landlord threatened to evict PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a history as a terrible tenant.
Context Word: county.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew where the county clerk's office was because _ needed to know.
Context Word: downhill.
Output: PersonX had a sled with a slicker bottom than PersonY, so _ "s sled went faster downhill and to the finish line.
Context Word: arrived.
Output: When PersonX arrived for class at school, PersonY ignored him, so the teacher smiled at _ .
Context Word: dealing.
Output: PersonX had an easier time dealing with getting dumped than PersonY because _ allowed themselves to grieve.
Context Word: dealing.
Output: PersonX stopped dealing with PersonY after their last transaction, because _ was tired of the rip offs.
Context Word: layers.
Output: PersonX had to put on multiple layers of clothes unlike PersonY because _ lived in a cold area.
Context Word: layers.
Output: PersonX hid themselves from PersonY with layers of deceit, because _ was afraid to be exposed.
Context Word: layers.
Output: PersonX wore a lot of layers in their house while PersonY wore a t-shirt because _ was cold.
Context Word: bunny.
Output: In the farm contest, PersonX won first prize for their bunny and not PersonY because _ had the faster bunny.
Context Word: bunny.
Output: PersonX dresses as a bunny for the costume party, and PersonY goes as a villain. _ loves animals.
Context Word: bunny.
Output: The bunny recognized PersonX but not PersonY , since it had seen _ before that day.
Context Word: movie script.
Output: PersonX was excited to read the movie script that PersonY had written for them, because _ had always wanted to be an actor.
Context Word: Abused.
Output: For many years, PersonX often abused PersonY during their time together. _ often dreamed of asking for forgiveness.
Context Word: Story.
Output: PersonX wanted to tell PersonY his life story because _ had accomplished a lot in life.
Context Word: Ramadan.
Output: Every year, PersonX fasts for Ramadan while PersonY fasts for Lent because _ is Muslim.
Context Word: Ramadan.
Output: PersonX celebrated the holy month of Ramadan but not PersonY because _ was a Muslim.
Context Word: fluent.
Output: PersonX teaches PersonY how to speak English in her spare time so _ does speak fluent English.
Context Word: country girl.
Output: Your a country girl PersonX said to PersonY when they met yesterday, _ grew up in the country.
Context Word: journal.
Output: During journaling sessions PersonX would write long stories but not PersonY since _ is more imaginative.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX 's journal was filled with references to PersonY since _ saw so many interesting characteristics in her.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX could remember where they were the night of the first, but PersonY could not, because _ had lost their journal.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX had a better memory of distant events than PersonY because _ kept a journal.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX kept a journal and did not want PersonY to read the personal things she had written, so _ hid the journal.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX kept a journal but PersonY didn't because _ wanted to be in touch with their feelings.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX kept a journal every day while PersonY did not, as _ always wanted to look back to reflect on the past.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX kept a journal for 10 years but then stopped while PersonY kepti at it for 20 years, because _ got too busy.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX writes in a journal each evening, PersonY keeps a diary. _  needs more space to write than a diary has.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonX wrote the personal journal written by PersonY; Mother grounded _ and made him buy a new one.
Context Word: journal.
Output: PersonXs journal was lost in the fire before PersonY could arrive to help put it out.  _ stood there and watched it burn.
Context Word: shuffleboard.
Output: PersonX knocked on PersonYs door because he wanted to play shuffleboard today, but nobody was around.  _ was upset.
Context Word: Horse.
Output: PersonX liked to bet on the horse races but PersonY liked to bet on the dogs. _ placed their bet on Secretariat.
Context Word: Horse.
Output: PersonX loved to go horse riding on the weekend while PersonY liked to go swimming. _ fell and broke their hip.
Context Word: night.
Output: PersonX Is a night person were  PersonY is more of a day person, _ enjoys cool dark weather.
Context Word: night.
Output: PersonX needed a night light to sleep but PersonY didn't because _ was afraid of the dark.
Context Word: night.
Output: PersonX wanted to stay home Friday night while PersonY wanted to go dancing because _ felt very tired.
Context Word: night.
Output: PersonX was definitely a night person while PersonY was a morning person, since _ got the majority of their work done in the evening.
Context Word: night.
Output: PersonX worked the night shift while PersonY slept, so when morning came, _ fell asleep.
Context Word: night.
Output: Since PersonX slept well last night and PersonY had no sleep, _ was quite refreshed in the morning.
Context Word: night.
Output: Working third shift was no problem for PersonX but it was for PersonY. _ was more of night person.
Context Word: legal case.
Output: A scared PersonX had PersonY help them with their legal case because _ knew nothing of law.
Context Word: homeless.
Output: PersonX is helping PersonY who is a homeless child, because _ has a good nature.
Context Word: homeless.
Output: PersonX is homeless, while PersonY has a very nice home, so _ is very sad a lot of the time.
Context Word: homeless.
Output: PersonX is homeless, while PersonY is a wealthy person, so _ is fed by the other.
Context Word: homeless.
Output: PersonX was no longer homeless after PersonY took her in, _ was very grateful for the new shelter.
Context Word: written warning.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a written warning, so _ wouldn't need to worry about his employee acting up again.
Context Word: tulips.
Output: PersonX likes tulips and PersonY does not, so _ went to buy some from the store.
Context Word: tulips.
Output: PersonX loved how tulips look but PersonY did not. _ planted a big garden full of tulips.
Context Word: ahi tuna.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them pick out a new piece of ahi tuna for dinner, because _ had no sense to what makes tuna good.
Context Word: wreaths.
Output: Creating wreaths to sell suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of  knowledge of making them.
Context Word: distraction.
Output: The monkey was a major distraction to PersonX, so PersonY led him to a different part of the exhibit. _ started to cry.
Context Word: Cheesecake.
Output: PersonX decided to share their cheesecake with PersonY during school lunch because _ was quite full already.
Context Word: goalie.
Output: The goalie was able to save the shot from PersonX but not PersonY because _ was accurate.
Context Word: Arthritis.
Output: Arthritis affected both PersonX and PersonY's daily lives, but _ had a very optimistic outlook about it.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to send mortgage check to the bank because _ forgot to do so.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: PersonX got a better loan with better repayment plans than PersonY because _ had a friend who was a mortgage underwriter.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: PersonX got a low rate mortgage but PersonY was unable to because _ had good credit.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: PersonX needed PersonY to cosign on the mortgage to buy an expensive house. When he said no, _ bought a different house.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: PersonX owned a house but PersonY rented one, so _ had mortgage payments to deal with.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: PersonX was having trouble paying their mortgage but not PersonY because _ had their hours cut at work.
Context Word: not being ready for sex.
Output: PersonX told PersonY about not being ready for sex because _ needed to know the person more.
Context Word: pronunciation.
Output: The English teacher corrected the pronunciation of PersonX but praised PersonY because _ had trouble pronouncing certain vowels.
Context Word: flea market.
Output: PersonX did not like to go to the flea market on Sunday but PersonY did because _ did not care about finding a good deal.
Context Word: flea market.
Output: PersonX sells PersonY a rug at the local flea market because _ is a vendor.
Context Word: grade.
Output: In the eighth grade, PersonX had flirted with PersonY's boyfriend, and now _ was sorry for doing that many years ago.
Context Word: grade.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to tutor his daughter so she could get a better grade in French because _ didn't understand the language.
Context Word: rack.
Output: PersonX had time at the gym to help PersonY rack her weights, as _ was always giving help.
Context Word: rack.
Output: While they washed dishes, PersonX washed and put them on a rack for PersonY to dry, but then _ ran out of hot water.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: Flying came much easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ never pictured the airplane crashing.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX bought the airplane tickets for PersonY and their family after _ checked their account.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was excited to board the airplane the next morning because _ was afraid of flying.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX has traveled by many different means of transportation including airplanes unlike PersonY because _ is wealthy.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX hates going on an airplane, while it doesn't bother PersonY, so _ is afraid of heights.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX liked to board a airplane before PersonY for _ liked to take a lot of time getting situated.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX needed more legroom on the airplane than PersonY because _ was tall and had long legs.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX was piloting the airplane while PersonY offered support, so _ was thankful for the help.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: PersonX, not PersonY was afraid to fly on an airplane. _ had severe anxiety about it.
Context Word: airplane.
Output: When traveling by airplane, PersonX flew first class while PersonY flew economy, because _ has a lot of money.
Context Word: tip.
Output: PersonX let a bad tip, so PersonY left extra to make up for it, because _ was cheap.
Context Word: rid.
Output: PersonX implored PersonY to get rid of the birth mark on her shoulder, as _ thought it was ugly.
Context Word: rid.
Output: PersonX looked throughout the whole house to get rid of the bugs for PersonY's sanity because _ was an exterminator.
Context Word: rid.
Output: To get rid of mice, PersonX suggested poison to PersonY, because _ felt it had worked well before.
Context Word: safely.
Output: PersonX makes sure that PersonY knows how to use the meat slicing machine safely, because _ is responsible for everyone's safety.
Context Word: safely.
Output: PersonX was trained to be able to safely deliver PersonY's infant son, because _ was a doula.
Context Word: chainsaw.
Output: PersonX used a chainsaw to cut down the tree instead of a regular saw like PersonY, because _ believed in modern equipment.
Context Word: immigrants.
Output: PersonX hated immigrants. PersonY said this was racist and ignorant but _ still believed immigration was bad for the economy.
Context Word: rewarding.
Output: PersonX found helping the poor very rewarding but PersonY though it was a waste of time. _ won a humanitarian award for their work.
Context Word: rewarding.
Output: PersonX found it very rewarding to help PersonY with their homework, which made _ feel useful.
Context Word: rewarding.
Output: PersonX had a rewarding career thanks to PersonY, so _ was sure to show how much they appreciated it.
Context Word: rewarding.
Output: The trip was a rewarding experience for PersonX but not PersonY because _ learned a lot.
Context Word: axe.
Output: PersonX was chopping wood with an axe when PersonY snuck up behind him and _ dropped the axe on his foot.
Context Word: wrist pain.
Output: PersonX requested PersonY pick up a brace for his wrist pain since leaving the house wasn't an option for _ .
Context Word: Russian Blue.
Output: PersonX wanted a Russian Blue like PersonY, but _ told them how expensive it was going to be.
Context Word: amuse.
Output: PersonX was easier to amuse than PersonY because _ had a great sense of humor.
Context Word: Germany.
Output: Buying an airline ticket to Germany made sense for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ lived in Germany.
Context Word: Germany.
Output: PersonX's relatives come from Germany, while PersonY's come from Japan, so _ is of European descent.
Context Word: civil.
Output: PersonX refused to be civil to PersonY, because _ did everything they could to cause problems.
Context Word: civil.
Output: PersonX was very civil when dealing with PersonY so that _ would be accepted by her.
Context Word: heart.
Output: After a lot of thought PersonX decided not to end things with PersonY because _ didn't have the heart to separate.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX gave their heart to PersonY, and _ soon learned that they should have kept their heart to themselves.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX had heart problems while PersonY did not, so _ needed to take heart related medication daily.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX had their heart treated by PersonY so _ spent the day asking questions about how to treat it.