niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY would eventually get a job because _ would apply to every job opening available.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX had a much worse sunburn than PersonY did although _ remembered to apply their sunscreen.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX knew that they and PersonY needed to apply for an LLC but _ knew they needed to choose a name first.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX tries to apply the paint carefully while working in PersonY's house, but _ gets paint on the carpet.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX was learning to apply makeup from PersonY because _ didn't learn it from their mother.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX was very keep to apply for the job but PersonY was not because _ was very diligent.
Context Word: apply.
Output: When it was advertised PersonX decided to apply for a job as a decorator but PersonY did not because _ was very creative.
Context Word: saffron.
Output: PersonX wanted help from PersonY in preparing the saffron potatoes, because _ was tired of doing all the work.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: Creamy avocado pasta brought an award to PersonX rather than PersonY's traditional pasta which made _ glad.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: Even though PersonX hated Mexican food and PersonY loved it, _ absolutely enjoys an avocado.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY ordered the avocado toast for breakfast because _ loves to eat vegetables.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: PersonX didn't understand how to choose an avocado, so she asked the grocery store employee PersonY. _ listened to how to identify a ripe avocado.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: PersonX gathered avocados from their tree in the afternoon but not PersonY because _ lived in a lush climate.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: PersonX loved to eat an avocado on a hot day at PersonYs house, fortunately _ had some on the tree.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: PersonX made a delicious guacamole so PersonY brought avocado to _ 's house to make some for the party.
Context Word: avocado.
Output: PersonX needed an avocado to make guacamole, so she asked PersonY to get one at the store; when he came back empty-handed, _ was disappointed.
Context Word: cast.
Output: PersonX had to be fitted for a leg cast while PersonY was discharged to go home because _ had a broken bone.
Context Word: cast.
Output: PersonX needed a cast for her broken arm, because PersonY accidentally hit her with her car. _ was in a lot of pain after the accident.
Context Word: Mac.
Output: PersonX convinced PersonY to start using a Mac because _ used a Mac his whole life.
Context Word: Mac.
Output: PersonX took a class from PersonY on the basics of using a Mac, because _ was an inexperienced user.
Context Word: cleaner.
Output: PersonX smelled much better than PersonY did because _ was a much cleaner person overall.
Context Word: cleaner.
Output: PersonX wore a suit much more often than PersonY, so _ needed to have access to a dry cleaner.
Context Word: cleaner.
Output: PersonX's house is a lot cleaner than PersonY because _ happens to be a professional maid.
Context Word: vintage.
Output: PersonX avoided the thrift store, although PersonY loved it a lot, because _ hated vintage clothes.
Context Word: jaw.
Output: At the park, PersonX got punched in the jaw by PersonY. In this situation, _ is the victim.
Context Word: classic.
Output: PersonX asked to borrow PersonY's classic style suit for a wedding and  _ was disappointed when he refused permission.
Context Word: dusting.
Output: PersonX had little use for housework, while PersonY was a cleaning fanatic, so _ never spent time dusting.
Context Word: fainted.
Output: PersonX was not used to the altitude but PersonY was so _ fainted at the summit.
Context Word: waxing.
Output: PersonX is envious of PersonY's smooth legs, because _ has become an expert at waxing.
Context Word: waxing.
Output: PersonX is outside waxing their car on the warm day PersonY is getting tan in a lawn chair,   _ is enjoying the weather.
Context Word: waxing.
Output: PersonX was waxing PersonY's back, but messed up the formula and _ ended up losing a customer.
Context Word: waxing.
Output: Waxing the chest of drawers came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a deep love of wooden furniture.
Context Word: fungus.
Output: PersonX had fungus on their toes but not PersonY because _ was always wearing damp socks.
Context Word: tasted.
Output: PersonX tasted far fewer ethnic foods than PersonY because _ was a very picky eater.
Context Word: tasted.
Output: The food made by PersonX tasted worse than the food made by PersonY because _ didn't know how to cook.
Context Word: items.
Output: PersonX sold the items to PersonY at the yard sale, so _ ended up having less possessions.
Context Word: death.
Output: After the death of PersonX at the hands of PersonY, _ was put into the ground by relatives.
Context Word: death.
Output: Death is something that worries PersonX, but doesn't really affect PersonY. _ is more fretful about things.
Context Word: death.
Output: Death scares PersonX, but doesn't really bother PersonY because _ is the warmer person in general.
Context Word: death.
Output: PersonX believed in life after death while PersonY did not, so _ often tried to talk to spirits.
Context Word: death.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was convicted and sentenced to death because _ shot and killed the police officer.
Context Word: death.
Output: PersonX had a death in the family and PersonY was at the funeral. _ joined the grieving.
Context Word: death.
Output: PersonX was dealing with the death of their dog as where PersonY had lost their cat, _ is a dog lover.
Context Word: death.
Output: PersonX was scared to death of PersonY, because _ was much smaller and always getting picked on.
Context Word: death.
Output: The death of Joe was more difficult for PersonX than it was for PersonY because _ loved Joe.
Context Word: death.
Output: The death of the actor was felt more by PersonX than PersonY because _ was a close relative.
Context Word: a republican.
Output: PersonX did not agree with PersonY that guns should be banned, it is because _ is not a republican.
Context Word: welder.
Output: PersonX had a more dangerous job than PersonY since _ worked as a welder at great heights.
Context Word: welder.
Output: PersonX had more burns on their hands than PersonY because _ worked as a welder.
Context Word: leg warmers.
Output: PersonX doesn't wear leg warmers to bed, while PersonY almost always does. _ is more likely to live in a warmer climate.
Context Word: plumber.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to unclog the sink drain because _ wanted to be a plumber.
Context Word: phobia.
Output: PersonX and PersonY both had one major phobia even though _ was scared by heights.
Context Word: phobia.
Output: PersonX did not have a phobia of spiders unlike PersonY so _ killed them when they saw them.
Context Word: fumes.
Output: PersonX was light headed and confused but not PersonY because _ had been exposed to harmful fumes.
Context Word: Room.
Output: PersonX approached PersonY even though he was all the way on the other side of the room because _ was intrigued by him.
Context Word: pierce.
Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is a professional cook therefore _ should pierce your nipples.
Context Word: pierce.
Output: PersonX liked to help pierce PersonY 's ears because _ was not afraid of making holes for the earrings.
Context Word: cats.
Output: Because PersonX liked cats while PersonY preferred dogs, _ bought a cat tree at the store.
Context Word: cats.
Output: Cats were agreeable to PersonX but not to PersonY was _ was fond of them.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX has a pet cat, but not PersonY, because _ is not allergic to cats.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX hated cats while PersonYdidn't so _ got upset when the other brought one home.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX loves cats but PersonY does not because _ has love for all animals regardless.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX loves cats but PersonY is allergic to cat fur. _ went to the pound and adopted a cat.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX loves cats of all kinds, but PersonY is allergic to them, so _ has 5 cats.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX owned more cats than PersonY did because _ had less problems with their allergies.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX wanted a new pet but PersonY disagreed, because _ just loved cats so much.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX was not allergic to cats but PersonY was, so _  went to the shelter and picked up two of them.
Context Word: cats.
Output: PersonX was sick more often than PersonY because _ had more cats in their house.
Context Word: cats.
Output: Since PersonX hated cats and PersonY loved them, _ had a large number of cat toys around their house.
Context Word: mood.
Output: It was obvious that they were different, PersonX was very interested in mood rings while PersonY was more interested in practical things because _ was a creative person.
Context Word: mood.
Output: PersonX is always in a good mood while PersonY is always in a foul mood. _ has a lot of close friends.
Context Word: mood.
Output: PersonX was in a bad mood all day while PersonY was very happy. _ slept terribly the night before.
Context Word: mood.
Output: PersonX was in a very bad mood because of the way the day had gone but PersonY was not as _ day had been awful.
Context Word: mood.
Output: PersonX was in a very bad mood unlike PersonY because _ credit score declined this last month.
Context Word: hot water.
Output: PersonX found themselves in hot water with PersonY after _ told the outrageous, easily disproved lie.
Context Word: more of a supportive friend.
Output: PersonX was more of a supportive friend than PersonY because _ liked to listen to problems.
Context Word: skincare.
Output: PersonX had awful acne and blemishes covering his disgusting face, while PersonY had smooth clear skin, because _ was lax about his skincare.
Context Word: skincare.
Output: The dermatologist gave PersonX but not PersonY a prescription face cream because _ had a great skincare regimen.
Context Word: skincare.
Output: Throughout high school, PersonX struggled to find a skincare regime that kept pimps at bay. PersonY recommended all natural products. _ was grateful for the recommendation.
Context Word: emotional abuse.
Output: As a child, PersonX had to deal with emotional abuse, while PersonY did not. _ is scarred.
Context Word: businessman.
Output: personx is a more succssful businessman than persony even though _ is hardly mentioned in the news.
Context Word: relatives.
Output: PersonX has a lot of relatives, but PersonY has no family, so _ goes to visit their parents on Christmas.
Context Word: custards.
Output: PersonX bakes lemon custards and banana muffins more often than PersonY because _ 's favorite pastime is baking.
Context Word: skating.
Output: PersonX had a better sense of balance than PersonY because _ liked to go skating every day after school.
Context Word: feather duster.
Output: Cleaning a piano is easy to PersonX but not PersonY because _ makes it simple using a feather duster.
Context Word: regularly.
Output: PersonX found it harder to stay in shape than PersonY because _ did not work out regularly.
Context Word: regularly.
Output: PersonX regularly made fun of PersonY, so _ was bored during the week he was off school.
Context Word: cream.
Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's chocolate ice cream milkshake even though _ is lactose intolerant and shouldn't drink it.
Context Word: burger.
Output: PersonX ordered a burger with fries and coffee and PersonY ordered coke, because _ was hungry.
Context Word: get rid of hemorrhoids naturally.
Output: PersonX told PersonY how to get rid of hemorrhoids naturally because _ was an expert in the subject.
Context Word: variety.
Output: PersonX found it easier to be healthy than PersonY because _ ate a wide variety of fruits and vegetables.
Context Word: fasting.
Output: PersonX wanted some motivation to lose more weight than PersonY, so _ tried getting their coworkers in on fasting.
Context Word: fasting.
Output: PersonX was better at fasting than PersonY was because _ was always full through the day.
Context Word: fluffy bread.
Output: PersonX baked fluffy bread for her dinner date with PersonY. _ loved to bake fresh bread and wanted to impress him.
Context Word: Tree.
Output: PersonX could not climb as high in the tree as PersonY, because _ had shorter arms.
Context Word: risks.
Output: Taking risks can come easier for PersonX than for PersonY because _  is risk chaser individual.
Context Word: identifying.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was caught and arrested because _ had an identifying tattoo on their face.
Context Word: shut.
Output: PersonX likes to keep their front door locked shut but PersonY does not because _ lives in a dangerous neighbourhood.
Context Word: heartache.
Output: The reason that PersonX felt heartache while PersonY felt loved was because _ was recently dumped.
Context Word: batteries.
Output: PersonX blamed PersonY for wearing down the batteries in the remote control car. _ said it was inconsiderate and selfish.
Context Word: shipping container.
Output: PersonX was in search of a shipping container and PersonY just happened to have one, so _ called him and made an offer.
Context Word: regular.
Output: PersonX rides the skateboard regular, but PersonY chooses to go goofy because _ is more traditional.
Context Word: poetry.
Output: After working all night to finish the poem, PersonX asked PersonY to critique his poetry because _ was not a skilled writer.
Context Word: poetry.
Output: PersonX loved to read the poetry that PersonY wrote, as _ had great appreciation of metaphors.
Context Word: Ink.
Output: PersonX was a better artist than PersonY so _ they were able to ink the drawing without a guide.
Context Word: emotion.
Output: PersonX tends to display more emotion on average when being compared to PersonY, so _ is likely emotional.
Context Word: emotion.
Output: To feel emotion is a blessing to PersonX  but the only emotion PersonY feels is hate, _  likely gets along with others.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: Fishing is a favorite past time of PersonX, but PersonY hates it because _ is a fisherman.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: Fishing is a hobby that suits PersonX more than PersonY because _ is not an animal rights activist.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: Fishing is something PersonX hates to do, while PersonY is an avid fisherman. This is because _ is more of an inside person.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: Fishing suited PersonX less than it did PersonY because _ was an extrovert and hated being alone.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: PersonX caught more fish than PersonY , so _ was happy with their fishing trip.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: PersonX had gotten a worse sunburn than PersonY because _ had stayed outside fishing for longer.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: PersonX hates to go fishing, but PersonY loves it. This is due to _ being an indoor person.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: PersonX is new to fishing and wants to learn how to catch a perch so he asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is a beginner.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: PersonX loved to go fishing in the summer, but PersonY refused, because _ disliked baiting a hook.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: PersonX loved to go hiking and fishing, but PersonY was a homebody. _ found being in nature refreshing and relaxing.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: When PersonX went fishing, PersonY wanted to go along because _ always caught a lot of fish.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: While out fishing in the ocean PersonX caught a four foot fish but not PersonY because _ had big fish lures.
Context Word: Zipper.
Output: PersonX loaned his jacket to PersonY, who ended up breaking the zipper; _ was angry.
Context Word: English class.
Output: PersonX got an A in English class, while PersonY got an F because _ always studied.
Context Word: clippers.
Output: PersonX used a razor while PersonY used a pair of clippers so the hair was shorter on _ .
Context Word: material.
Output: Gather all the material you can find PersonX yells to PersonY, _ is in charge of the project being work on.
Context Word: perform.
Output: At work, PersonX has asked PersonY to perform various tasks, which makes _ the boss.
Context Word: perform.
Output: PersonX brought costumes for PersonY to use because _ could not perform the show without them.
Context Word: perform.
Output: PersonX goes to the comedy club at 1 AM to watch PersonY perform but the club is already closed for the night. _ is late.
Context Word: perform.
Output: PersonX was able to perform a backflip but PersonY was not because _ was very flexible.
Context Word: commissions.
Output: PersonX always topped commissions in sales at the company while PersonY dragged behind because _ was a natural salesman.
Context Word: volunteers.
Output: PersonX volunteers at an animal shelter while PersonY volunteers at a hospital, and _ frequently cares for cats there.
Context Word: humor.
Output: PersonX had a lousy sense of humor but PersonY had a great one. _ was really upset by the practical joke that was played on them.
Context Word: steak.
Output: Cooking a steak on an outdoor grill was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had done it many times before.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how long to cook a Chuck steak on the grill, because _ couldn't remember.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY how to cook a steak because _ was a vegetarian.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX is a butcher, PersonY is not therefore it is best to ask _ about how to cook a steak.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX loved to eat juicy steak but PersonY would never eat any of it because _ was a carnivore.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX loves grilling steaks but PersonY is a vegetarian. _ gobbles up all the steak.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX makes a lot more money than PersonY, so _ eats a lot of steak for supper.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX orded a steak while PersonY ordered a salad, because _ cares about healthy eating.
Context Word: steak.
Output: PersonX wants to prepare a juicy steak and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ wants to get it right.
Context Word: freckle.
Output: PersonX thought people who have freckles are cute but PersonY thinks they're unattractive. _ asked the freckle-faced girl out on a date.
Context Word: communicating.
Output: Communicating and creating a good repertoire with new clients was PersonX's go to move but not PersonY because _ is a people person.
Context Word: communicating.
Output: PersonX was worse at communicating than PersonY because _ spoke in a lower sounding voice.
Context Word: bucket.
Output: PersonX filled the bucket with water so that PersonY could clean the car, because _ didn't want to do it.
Context Word: rounder.
Output: PersonX's belly was larger and rounder than PersonY's because _ often ate too much food.
Context Word: visual.
Output: Math was very hard for PersonX, but not for PersonY, so _ used a more visual method.
Context Word: personal statement.
Output: PersonX asked for PersonY to write a personal statement for a college application because _ is a student.
Context Word: pardon.
Output: PersonX is given a Pardon in the state of California by PersonY. _ is the criminal.
Context Word: learned.
Output: As part of the practice, PersonX learned three new words everyday unlike PersonY who learns only one word, so _ will finish the language course faster.
Context Word: be a home based administrative assistant.
Output: PersonX wanted to be a home based administrative assistant and PersonY didn't because _ liked staying at home.
Context Word: bagel.
Output: PersonX turned down the option of sliced bread and had a bagel instead whereas PersonY did not. This is because _ loved bagels.
Context Word: bagel.
Output: The bagel shop was closer to PersonX than PersonY because _ lived in the same area of town.
Context Word: Mannequin.
Output: At the studio, PersonX modeled the mannequin after PersonY because _ needed a nice body.
Context Word: U.S. Army.
Output: Joining the U.S. Army suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had courage and bravery.
Context Word: lenses.
Output: Wearing contact lenses was desirable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had poor vision.
Context Word: printer.
Output: Because PersonX knew less about technology than PersonY, _ asked them for help in buying a printer.
Context Word: printer.
Output: The printer has been broke down for a week PersonX exclaims to PersonY, _ is doing the right thing reporting the issue.
Context Word: frowning.
Output: Frowning was something that PersonX did a lot of compared to PersonY, because _ was an unhappy person.
Context Word: translator.
Output: Becoming a translator was a good job for PersonX but not PersonY because _ knew multiple languages.
Context Word: translator.
Output: PersonX did not understand the language, while PersonY was fluent, so _ needed the translator.
Context Word: wrestling.
Output: At the school, PersonX but not PersonY won the big wrestling tournament because _ practiced hard.
Context Word: wrestling.
Output: PersonX is beaten by PersonY in the big wrestling match. _ is now feeling heartbroken.
Context Word: wrestling.
Output: While wrestling with each other, PersonX ended up on top of PersonY. _ felt proud.
Context Word: wrestling.
Output: Wrestling as a professional suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very physically fit and had large muscles.
Context Word: balance.
Output: After winning the balance beam competition, PersonX hugged PersonY then _ got a big trophy.
Context Word: balance.
Output: PersonX excelled in ballet while PersonY was terrible at it. _ had always been dainty with good balance.
Context Word: balance.
Output: PersonX fell over but PersonY toppled over and fell down, because _ has bad balance.
Context Word: balance.
Output: PersonX was unable to balance work and motherhood as well as PersonY because _ was disorganized.
Context Word: sneezing.
Output: It's Spring, and PersonX hasn't been sneezing as opposed to PersonY who is, so _ never has allergies.
Context Word: improve a boxed cake.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY improve a boxed cake because _ had entered a contest before and won.
Context Word: Gerbils.
Output: PersonX was revolted with PersonY getting gerbils, because _ was highly allergic to the animal.
Context Word: sympathy.
Output: The doctor felt more sympathy for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a terminal illness and no insurance.
Context Word: chat.
Output: Using the chat option for customer service was more ideal for PersonX than PersonY because _ hates talking on the phone.
Context Word: toilet bowl.
Output: PersonX bought a water filtration system but not PersonY because _ toilet bowl had rust-colored water.
Context Word: Logically.
Output: PersonX was very adept at thinking logically but PersonY wasn't, therefore _ could solve the brainteasers quite handily.
Context Word: Summer day camp.
Output: PersonX is on the way to drop off her and PersonY' s kid at summer day camp today and they are taking turns driving so _ is taking them.
Context Word: fold.
Output: PersonX always used to fold the newspaper after reading whereas PersonY just put it down as _ was very meticulous.
Context Word: gender.
Output: Knowing the gender of the fetus was important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't want to be surprised.
Context Word: distressed.
Output: PersonX tried hard to comfort PersonY since _ could not help but see how distressed she was.
Context Word: ribbon.
Output: PersonX brought ribbon over to PersonY's house, so that _ could show them how to make a ribbon necklace.
Context Word: ribbon.
Output: PersonX is able to use a ribbon to tie their hair while PersonY can't because _ has really long hair.
Context Word: measure.
Output: A measure of revenge was in store for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was attacked by the bully earlier.
Context Word: measure.
Output: PersonX demonstrates to PersonY how to measure out the flour for the bread, because _ has made bread many times.
Context Word: measure.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY measure the liquid accurately for this experiment because _ was very meticulous.
Context Word: measure.
Output: PersonX liked to measure their waist whereas PersonY found it depressing as _ was very slim.
Context Word: beans.
Output: All their lives, PersonX has not been able to eat beans, though PersonY can. _ has a sensitive stomach.
Context Word: scraping.
Output: PersonX was just scraping by but PersonY was living large, because _ had low paying job that they worked at.
Context Word: beard.
Output: A full beard looked good on PersonX but not on PersonY because _ had a face suited for a beard.
Context Word: beard.
Output: PersonX admired the beard that PersonY had grown, so _ asked how he did it.
Context Word: beard.
Output: PersonX decided to shave PersonYs beard before the reuinion, because _ thought it was too long.
Context Word: beard.
Output: PersonX is showing PersonY how to trim a beard, because _ has recently grown a beard.
Context Word: beard.
Output: PersonX paid a visit to PersonY because _ needed some help with trimming his beard.
Context Word: beard.
Output: PersonX was scared of using razors and grew a beard but PersonY had no fear. _ was scared of the sight of blood.
Context Word: chewed.
Output: PersonX finished their meal after PersonY because _ chewed their food for a longer period of time.
Context Word: combat.
Output: PersonX enjoys the violence and mayhem of combat, PersonY does not and due to that _ wants to join the army.
Context Word: bumper sticker.
Output: The bumper sticker on the car expressed the interests of PersonX rather than PersonY since _ owned the car.
Context Word: Obsession.
Output: PersonX was more prone to having an obsession about things than PersonY because _ had an addictive personality.
Context Word: Iowa.
Output: Iowa is a database owned by PersonX and run by PersonY, _  is a business savvy person.
Context Word: Colon Polyps.
Output: After learning that he needed surgery for colon polyps, PersonX asked PersonY to come to the hospital because _ was scared.
Context Word: haddock.
Output: The smoked haddock that PersonX made for PersonY turned out great. _ is the chef in this situation.
Context Word: Anosmia.
Output: PersonX was stricken with anosmia and couldn't smell a thing, but PersonY had a remarkable sense of smell. _ didn't notice when the skunk walked by.
Context Word: distance.
Output: PersonX could run for a longer distance at the event than PersonY because _ is stronger.
Context Word: distance.
Output: The distance from PersonX's house to the city was farther than PersonY's to the city center, because _ lived in the country.
Context Word: penny.
Output: PersonX only bought a few pieces of penny candy and PersonY got a big bag full, because _ 's parents could afford a meager allowance.
Context Word: Italian.
Output: PersonX bought PersonY dinner at a fancy Italian restaurant for his birthday, _ felt very generous.
Context Word: quick.
Output: PersonX is amazed at what a quick learner PersonY is, because _ has never seen someone get a passing test score so quickly.
Context Word: Taurus.
Output: PersonX had the Zodiac sign of Taurus but PersonY did not because _ was born in late April.
Context Word: purchase.
Output: In the end, PersonX  purchase a economic car than PersonY has because _ likes to saves money.
Context Word: purchase.
Output: PersonX wanted to purchase a collectible from PersonY, but couldn't because _ didn't have enough money.
Context Word: purchase.
Output: PersonX wanted to purchase the game from PersonY, but _ didn't have enough money on them.
Context Word: training.
Output: Being physically fit was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ spent a lot of time doing weight training.
Context Word: training.
Output: In the mountains of Japan, PersonX sought physical training from PersonY because _ was a protege.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the sexual harassment training class was because _ could not remember.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX called off work multiple days in a row while PersonY did job training. _ was fired.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX had an easier time training the dog than PersonY because _ used positive reinforcement techniques.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX had no home training but PersonY had good manners. _ would often put their feet on the couch.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX is a lot better at training animals than PersonY because _ is a professional trainer.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX is asked to take Personal protective equipment (PPE) training and not PersonY because _ 's certification is expired.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX ran more often than PersonY because _ was in training for a big race.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX spent a lot of time in training although PersonY thought it was a waste of time. _ was very dedicated.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX was giving all the medical training to PersonY, because _ was the residential expert.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX was serious about training, but PersonY was lazy, so _ kept going to the gym all week.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX was training PersonY on how to be a professional bowler, and soon _ was able to make them better.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX was training to be a pilot while PersonY was training to be a ski instructor, so _ knew a lot about planes.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX wins championships more than PersonY because _ is a better competitor and is always training hard.
Context Word: training.
Output: PersonX's dog has been going to training classes with PersonY, so _ is paying for the classes.
Context Word: training.
Output: This training method suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was the  heavier and stronger person.
Context Word: training.
Output: When it comes to dog training, PersonX's dogs are always better behaved than PersonY's because _ is a dog whisperer.
Context Word: training.
Output: While training for firefighting, PersonX was not as interested or excited as PersonY, and _ wanted to do the basic exercises.
Context Word: halloween.
Output: PersonX loved Halloween they decorated and made many treats for the kids. PersonY refused to take part. So _ handed out the treats.
Context Word: dryer.
Output: PersonX knew a little about dryers and tried to fix his dryer while PersonY was very good at fixing them. _ couldn’t fix the dryer.
Context Word: dryer.
Output: PersonX told PersonY not to put the laundry in the dryer because  _ would do it them self.
Context Word: dryer.
Output: PersonX used the dryer but PersonY decieded to air dry his clothes, so _ were dry.
Context Word: truth.
Output: People always go to PersonX for the truth that they cannot get from PersonY because _ is truthful.
Context Word: truth.
Output: PersonX had trouble telling the truth but PersonY was always honest. _ couldn't be trusted by anyone.
Context Word: truth.
Output: She told PersonX to tell the truth but he escaped so PersonY told her everything. She told _ that he is dishonest.
Context Word: childlike.
Output: People say PersonX is less childlike than PersonY is, so _ is likely the more serious person.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: A neck pillow was being used by PersonX, but not PersonY because of the pain that _ experiences.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: In the hospital, PersonX fluffed PersonY's pillow, and _ felt bad knowing her friend was ill.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX borrowed a pillow from PersonY for the camping trip, and _ returned it on the following Friday.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX had a much fluffier and softer pillow than PersonY, because _ had a hard time getting comfortable in bed at night.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX has a softer pillow they use than PersonY when sleeping, so _ feels rested in the morning.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX hit PersonY with a pillow while he was sleeping. He woke up and fight back because _ is angry.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX kept his favorite pillow on his bed; when PersonY accidentally tore it, _ asked him to pay for a replacement.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX likes to sleep with several pillows while PersonY sleeps only with one, _ bought 4 pillows at the mall.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX preferred a soft pillow but PersonY preferred to do without one. _ bought a new memory foam pillow at the store.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX screamed into his pillow when he found out about PersonY because _ was heartbroken.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: PersonX wanted to sleep on his new pillow but PersonY wouldn't stop playing loud music, making _ very angry.
Context Word: dwarf.
Output: PersonX was a little dwarf compared to PersonY because _ was so short in stature.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: Being a high school teacher suited PersonX but not PersonY, as _ found teenagers funny and insightful.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: Despite the fact that PersonX was a teenager and PersonY just turned thirty, _ was still never carded when buying cigarettes.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: Now that PersonX was a teenager PersonY laid out more rules, because _ was likely to get into more trouble.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help their teenager with a math project because _ didn't understand it.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX had to authorize the purchase for PersonY, because _ was still a teenager under the age of 18.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX has a teenager whereas PersonY has toddler-age children because _ became a mother first.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX was a teenager that liked sports while PersonY was a teenager that liked debate because _ was athletic.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX was confident in teaching teenagers but not PersonY because _ could relate to the teenage world.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX was fighting with his teenager kid when PersonY showed up and escalated problem.  _  put his foot down.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: PersonX was nicer than PersonY as a teenager, so most teachers preferred to have _ in class.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: So _ likes teenagers because PersonX has many teenager friends and PersonY doesn't because reasons.
Context Word: teenager.
Output: The children were well behaved around PersonX but not PersonY. _ learnt to discipline kids by babysitting as a teenager.
Context Word: week.
Output: Last week was a great week for PersonX but not PersonY because _ got to travel around Europe.
Context Word: week.
Output: PersonX took PersonY on a week long vacation to Italy because _ had won the lottery.
Context Word: yucca.
Output: PersonX decided to eat a lot more yucca than PersonY did. _ was no longer hungry.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: PersonX had a longer jail sentence when they were caught than PersonY because _ was carrying a revolver.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: PersonX pulled out his revolver to clean it when he accidentally discharged it into PersonYs leg.  _ exlclaimed in shock.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: PersonX always had expensive new stuff while PersonY had used stuff, as _ was rich.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if the new living room furniture had been expensive to purchase because _ wanted to know.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: PersonX bought the most expensive piece from PersonY, and _ was really excited to own it.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: PersonX had to get second hand clothes while PersonY got expensive suits, because _ was poor.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: PersonX was able to afford the expensive watch at the store for PersonY, so _ was generous.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: The children really loved PersonX but not PersonY because _ bought real expensive gifts for Christmas.
Context Word: expensive.
Output: The expensive tastes of PersonX were becoming a burden on PersonY since _ never paid for what she bought.
Context Word: documents.
Output: PersonX didn't have the documents necessary to get their license so they asked PersonY to drive them to the city because _ didn't have a car.
Context Word: documents.
Output: PersonX is in trouble with PersonY for destroying some documents because _ is a con artist.
Context Word: documents.
Output: PersonX laughed as PersonY dropped all the documents. But stopped when the boss scowled at _ .
Context Word: documents.
Output: PersonX printed out a bunch of documents for PersonY to sign, because _ was a lawyer.
Context Word: grasshopper.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what to feed her new pet grasshopper, but _ did not know.
Context Word: petition.
Output: The petition that PersonX started isn't signed by PersonY. _ is obviously more politically engaged.
Context Word: desk.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help moving a desk. _ wouldn't have been able to do it alone.
Context Word: desk.
Output: PersonX had a messy desk while PersonY had a clean one because _ was quite organized.
Context Word: treasure hunt.
Output: While on the treasure hunt, PersonX hid from PersonY after they got started which made _ unhelpful during the hunt.
Context Word: rental car.
Output: At the airport, PersonX gets a rental car, while PersonY does not, because _ hates to walk.
Context Word: LLC.
Output: Although PersonX was better at running a LLC than PersonY, _ was worse at dealing with the interpersonal relationships.
Context Word: LLC.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them set up an LLC because _ had no experience.
Context Word: LLC.
Output: PersonX started their own LLC, but PersonY had not decided on a business model, so _ opened a business bank account.
Context Word: monkeys.
Output: Visiting Africa and seeing the monkeys seemed exciting to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ loved primates.
Context Word: scam.
Output: PersonX felt intense regret that PersonY had fallen victim to the scam, since _ was inexperienced in detecting fraudulent transactions.
Context Word: scam.
Output: PersonX was easier to scam than PersonY was because _ was more naive in lies.
Context Word: scam.
Output: PersonX was worried that PersonY might be caught in a scam when they started their new job, but _ decided to trust their friend's judgement.
Context Word: stayed home sick.
Output: PersonX stayed home sick from school but PersonY did not because _ was in a contagious stage.
Context Word: having sex.
Output: PersonX was pressuring PersonY into having sex, but it didn't work. _ was known to be very pushy.
Context Word: Checkers.
Output: On game night, PersonX was hoping PersonY would come over and play checkers because _ had nothing better to do.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY, who always tries the latest products, about his new electric razor since _ is curious.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX bought a razor for PersonY because _ wanted to help the other shave their beret.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX irrationally screamed at PersonY because _ needed his razor in the morning before work.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX likes to shave with a razor but PersonY prefers a trimmer. _ cut themself badly while shaving.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX never shaved, while PersonY did so every other day, so _ never bought razors.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX saw PersonY shaving with an old, dull razor so _ made a mental note to him a new razor.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX used a razor but PersonY used a pair of scissors so the hair in _ beard was shorter.
Context Word: razor.
Output: PersonX used a razor to cut their hair so they went to PersonY so _ could have a good hair cut.
Context Word: razor.
Output: The razor of PersonX is much sharper than PersonY's because _ bought it new yesterday.
Context Word: chest.
Output: Moving the chest of drawers was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ they were very strong.
Context Word: chest.
Output: PersonX wanted to get to talk to PersonY to get something off their chest, so _ vented for hours.
Context Word: chest.
Output: PersonX was experiencing sharp pains in his chest so he asked PersonY to call the doctor because _ could not reach the phone.
Context Word: chest.
Output: PersonX went to the gym less than PersonY so _ could never build up their chest like the other.
Context Word: foods.
Output: PersonX puts less chili flakes on their pad Thai than PersonY because _ really hates spicy foods.
Context Word: foods.
Output: The foods that PersonX makes are always tastier than PersonY's because _ is a chef.
Context Word: employer.
Output: PersonX was a better employer than PersonY so _ did not have to worry about retaining employees.
Context Word: Bakery.
Output: At the bakery, PersonX scolded PersonY after flour was spilled all over the floor because _ was angry.
Context Word: allergies.
Output: PersonX doesn't understand why PersonY's allergies are so bad, but _ wonders if it is because of the flowers.
Context Word: allergies.
Output: PersonX had forgotten about PersonY's food allergies so _ accidentally put peanuts in the dessert.
Context Word: allergies.
Output: PersonX wants to go outside to play with PersonY, however his allergies are making it hard for _ to enjoy himself.
Context Word: allergies.
Output: The allergies of PersonX are far worse than those of PersonY, so _ has to take more medicine.
Context Word: suspension.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to review their suspension from work because _ thought it was invalid.
Context Word: suspension.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a work suspension of three days for failing to complete the job because _ was the boss.
Context Word: surprising.
Output: PersonX was always surprising PersonY with gifts, so _ headed to the store to buy another present.
Context Word: Lilies.
Output: personx takes better care of the Lilies in his garden than persony but _ had his Lilies destroyed by wind.
Context Word: napping.
Output: PersonX was caught napping in class more often than PersonY because _ stayed up all night.
Context Word: rude.
Output: PersonX was often very rude to people but PersonY was not as _ had very bad manners.
Context Word: birth.
Output: PersonX gave birth to PersonY, so after the process was over, _ was a brand new mother.
Context Word: birth.
Output: PersonX thought that she would one day give birth but PersonY did not because _ was very young.
Context Word: birth.
Output: PersonX's dog gave birth to puppies while PersonY's did not because _ failed to spay their dog.
Context Word: birth.
Output: The cows on PersonX's farm are giving birth, but PersonY has no farm, so only _ is a farmer.
Context Word: birth.
Output: The unexpected birth surprised PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't know the signs to watch for.
Context Word: bathing.
Output: PersonX was bathing when PersonY had to go to the bathroom, so _ had to end their bath too soon.
Context Word: press.
Output: PersonX believes the press is mostly unbiased, while PersonY does not, because _ is a liberal.
Context Word: bow tie.
Output: PersonX struggled with tying a bow tie, while PersonY did not, because _ had never done it before.
Context Word: LAX.
Output: When traveling by plane, PersonX usually flew out of LAX while PersonY usually flew out of DFW because _ lived in Los Angeles.
Context Word: Bugs.
Output: PersonX ate a lot of bugs for food, which disgusted PersonY, because _ was from Japan, where it is a custom.
Context Word: breakup.
Output: PersonX is hurting after a breakup, so PersonY plans a fun night out, but _ doesn't want to go.
Context Word: breakup.
Output: PersonX is more concerned about having to go through a breakup than PersonY because _ is in a relationship.
Context Word: pick.
Output: PersonX had a hard time making her pick, so PersonY made it right away, as _ was just so wishy-washy.
Context Word: pick.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY when she would pick her nose in public because it made _ sick.
Context Word: beauty pageant.
Output: PersonX won the beauty pageant and PersonY finished second, so _ received the flowers and crown.
Context Word: beauty pageant.
Output: The beauty pageant was won by PersonX rather than PersonY because _ had the best talent routine.
Context Word: staff.
Output: PersonX has to walk with a staff, while PersonY does not need one. _ has bad knees.
Context Word: washing machine.
Output: PersonX 's washing machine broke down. He invited PersonY over to fix it because _ was quite ignorant as to how to do it.
Context Word: washing machine.
Output: PersonX's clothes were dirty while PersonY's were clean because _ had a broken washing machine.
Context Word: washing machine.
Output: The washing machine of PersonX is dirtier than PersonY, so _ is less careful about upkeep.
Context Word: digestive issues.
Output: PersonX ate some bad chicken that PersonY cooked and it caused digestive issues. _ felt angry about the bad chicken.
Context Word: digestive issues.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY with serious digestive issues so _ made an easily digestible meal.
Context Word: hammock.
Output: PersonX liked to lie around in a hammock all day but PersonY did not because _ was very sedentary.
Context Word: hammock.
Output: PersonX likes to lay in the hammock all day, but PersonY doesn't have time, so _ is lazier.
Context Word: hammock.
Output: PersonX slept in the hammock in the backyard while PersonY gardened because _ was tired.
Context Word: hammock.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to hang a hammock in the backyard because _ is shorter than the other.
Context Word: hammock.
Output: PersonX was exited to try out the hammock that PersonY had bought them, and _ was not disappointed by it.
Context Word: Vacuum.
Output: PersonX hated chores especially when they had to vacuum, but PersonY found it relaxing, however _ back always hurt after.
Context Word: lower back.
Output: PersonX had a warehouse job while PersonY had an office job. _ had trouble with their lower back.
Context Word: dairy.
Output: PersonX can eat and drink dairy products unlike PersonY because _ is tolerant of lactose.
Context Word: dairy.
Output: PersonX can eat lots of cheese but PersonY can't because _ loves to eat dairy.
Context Word: dairy.
Output: PersonX could not eat dairy foods such as cheese like PersonY could because _ was sensitive to lactose.
Context Word: dairy.
Output: The milk made PersonX sick but never bothered PersonY, since _ was intolerant of dairy products.
Context Word: broken toe.
Output: PersonX walked with crutches while PersonY walked without crutches because only _ had a broken toe.
Context Word: broken toe.
Output: When PersonX had a broken toe, PersonY laughed which made mother look at _ with a sorrowful expression.
Context Word: free food.
Output: PersonX always gave PersonY free food since _ was the manager of the newly opened restaurant.
Context Word: becoming a tattoo artist.
Output: PersonX had an interest to becoming a tattoo artist and PersonY didn't because _ had a family member who did it.
Context Word: paid.
Output: PersonX paid for the order that PersonY got because _ had extra money on them at lunch.
Context Word: Post-traumatic stress disorder.
Output: personx was dealing with the Post-traumatic stress disorder better than persony because _ has a nurse catering for him.
Context Word: Abs.
Output: PersonX teased PersonY about their abs, because _ had been working out more in the gym.
Context Word: comb.
Output: It was always a hassle to comb PersonX's hair compared to PersonY, so _ had to pay more for grooming.
Context Word: comb.
Output: PersonX always kept a wider tooth comb than PersonY, as _ had curly hair and needed more space in the comb.
Context Word: comb.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to borrow her hair comb, because _ thought this was a normal request.
Context Word: comb.
Output: PersonX decided to comb PersonY's hair, because _ wanted to provide some comfort through touch.
Context Word: pros.
Output: PersonX wanted to hang with the pros, but PersonY wanted a simple life, so _ left to pursue bigger dreams.
Context Word: delete.
Output: PersonX deleted the important files which PersonY saved on their computer. _ was okay with it.
Context Word: mind.
Output: Meditation wasn't as helpful for PersonX as it was for PersonY, as _ just couldn't clear their mind of thoughts.
Context Word: mind.
Output: PersonX always had ideas in the mind unlike PersonY, because _ was a great imaginative person.
Context Word: mind.
Output: PersonX took more vitamins than PersonY did because _ had more trouble with their mind.