niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY put a streak of pink in her hair, but _ was disappointed with how she took care of it.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX is a cosmetologist, PersonY isn't so _ can tell you how to safely remove unwanted hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX is being trained by PersonY on how to perform haircut because _ is new to hair stylist job.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX is jealous of PersonY's hair although _ has long, luscious, and curly blonde locks.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX kept their hair rather short compared to PersonY, so _ needed to trim their hair more.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX laughed at PersonY for having such short hair, but _ felt bad about it later.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX liked her all natural grey hair color but not PersonY because _ was superficial.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX liked to let their hair grow out while PersonY likes to keep their very short. _ rarely went to the salon for a trim.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX loved to braid their hair unlike PersonY, so _ has always kept their hair longer.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX made sure to see PersonY at the salon every two weeks, so that _ could get her hair deep conditioned.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX messed up badly cutting PersonY's hair and _ demanded payment for the poor haircut.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX never needed to brush their hair while PersonY did because _ has really short hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX noticed their hair was turning grey so they asked PersonY to color it for them because _ did not know what they were doing and would mess it up.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX offered to cut PersonY's long brown hair because _ had experience cutting long hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY change to bright pink hair but _ had many misgivings about it.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX paid PersonY to braid their hair because _ didn't remember how to do it.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX put their hair in rags at night but PersonY did not because _ had straight hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX received a buzz cut for a hair cut while PersonY let their hair grow out long, so _ had short hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX saught advice from PersonY on a new hair style because _ had trouble with their hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX spent a lot of time brushing their hair but it only took PersonY two minutes, since _ had extremely long hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX spent the entire summer laying on the hot beach, while PersonY spent the summer indoors, so _ 's hair had more sun damage.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX stared bewildered as PersonY explained you could use vitamin C to lighten hair dye because _ was dumbfounded.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX tended to wear their hair in a ponytail, while PersonY wasn't able to, because _ had long hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX took much longer to wash their hair than PersonY because _ had longer hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX used the pink comb to brush PersonY's hair before curling it because _ was a hair sylist.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX usually used a curling iron while PersonY usually used a straightener in the mornings, so _ usually had curly hair at school.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was bald, but PersonY had a full head of hair, so _ had no need to buy hair gel.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was cutting PersonY's hair off because _ is still a licensed hair dresser now.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was cutting PersonY's nappy hair because _ knew how to cut black woman hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was getting ready to wash PersonY's hair, so _ got out shampoo by the sink and washed the hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was growing his hair out long this year, unlike PersonY because _ wanted to donate it.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was jealous that PersonY had long hair, so when she got gum in it, _ laughed when it was cut out.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was really jealous of the ribbons that PersonY could wear in her hair, because _ 's hair was very short.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX was wearing their hair in long braids but PersonY was not as _ had long hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX wears a wig because _ does not have any hair and PersonY have beautiful hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX wore her hair in a ponytail but PersonY did not because _ had very long hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX wore their hair in braids but PersonY did not as _ had long hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair has all fallen out recently, but PersonY's is lush. _ might have cancer.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair is being worked on by PersonY, so it's more likely _ is the customer.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair is longer than PersonY's because _ has decided to donate his hair to locks of love.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair is not strong, like PersonY's, due to _ rarely taking showers and using shampoo and conditioner.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair looks bad and asks for an advice PersonY, because _ wants good looking hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair looks strong and healthy compared to PersonY's due to _ always using good shampoo.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair was curlier than PersonY's, so _ had to use more hair conditioner to remove tangles.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair was recently dyed to get the gray out, but PersonY has never had grays, so _ is older.
Context Word: hair.
Output: PersonX's hair wasn't curly like PersonY's hair, and as a result _ hair didn't frizz in the humid climate.
Context Word: hair.
Output: Since PersonX had a family with a history of hair loss while PersonY had no such history, _ had thin hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: So _ likes showing their hair because PersonX has beautiful hair and PersonY has messy hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: So _ wanted to grew their hair out because PersonX wanted long hair, and PersonY wanted short hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: Styling hair was easy for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had extensive experience styling hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: The conservative judge in the hair competition liked PersonX's style more than PersonY's because _ went for a more traditional design.
Context Word: hair.
Output: The hair of PersonX is always a mess, while PersonY's is tame, so _ has curly hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: The hair of PersonX is healthier than that of PersonY because _ uses a much stronger conditioner.
Context Word: hair.
Output: The hair of PersonX was cleaner than the hair of PersonY because _ shampooed more often.
Context Word: hair.
Output: Wanting to help, PersonX explained the hair care rountie she followed to PersonY, because _ had healthy hair.
Context Word: hair.
Output: While at the salon, PersonX was curling PersonY's hair because _ was a trained hairdresser.
Context Word: hair.
Output: While doing their hair, PersonX was talking to PersonY about different hair styles. _ could teach people about being a barber.
Context Word: parachute.
Output: PersonX trusted the parachute would open more than PersonY because _ had never seen one fail before.
Context Word: parachute.
Output: PersonX wanted to go skydiving with a parachute with PersonY because _ did it before and wasn't scared.
Context Word: tool.
Output: After trying to use their broken drill, PersonX finally went to PersonY and _ asked if they could borrow a working tool.
Context Word: raised.
Output: PersonX raised PersonY from the time they were a baby, so _ is the one who makes the rules.
Context Word: amusing.
Output: PersonX told PersonY all his new knock-knock jokes because _ thought his new jokes were amusing.
Context Word: catering.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a job at her catering business, as _ really needed the extra help.
Context Word: catering.
Output: PersonX was invited by PersonY to join a catering company, but _ didn't know how to cook.
Context Word: motorbike.
Output: PersonX crashed their motorbike into the wall and PersonY ran over to check on them.  _ was not a medic.
Context Word: decoupage a chair.
Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to decoupage a chair because _ knew how to do it.
Context Word: bedridden.
Output: PersonX was bedridden and couldn't move but not PersonY because _ had two broken legs.
Context Word: Jail.
Output: Jail was were PersonX met PersonY  before she went to prison, _ works as a one of the guards.
Context Word: whistle.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to show him and his kids how to whistle really loud but _ reconsidered.
Context Word: handed.
Output: PersonX handed PersonY some money, but she wouldn't take the money.  _ was disappointed.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Although PersonX is more awake in the mornings than PersonY, _ can't stand the taste of coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: In the cafe PersonX took the order of PersonY and made their coffee for them because _ was a barista.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get going because _ drank a lot of coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX absolutely must have their coffee every single morning, unlike PersonY,  because _ has a caffeine addiction.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX always drinks 4 cups of coffee every day unlike PersonY, because _ loves the caffeine rush.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX always has more energy in the morning at work than PersonY because _ is a coffee drinker.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX bought PersonY a large coffee when they arrived to work for _ was a morning person.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX could drink coffee black while PersonY needed creamer for theirs because _ liked the bitterness.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX couldn't wake up without coffee, but PersonY preferred tea. _ needed caffeine to do anything.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX did not care for coffee as much as PersonY, and _ was usually sleepy in the morning meeting.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX drank more coffee than PersonY, so _ was more alert at work  in the mornings.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX drinks a lot more coffee than does PersonY, so _ 's teeth are yellower.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX has accidentaly spilled a hot coffee on PersonY's jeans, so _ offers to clean them.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX has an easier time getting going in the morning than PersonY because _ drinks coffee every day.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX loved serving PersonY coffee every morning at the cafe, because _ was a natural helper.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX loves to drink coffee every morning but PersonY does not. _ orders a cup of coffee with their breakfast.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX needed a new coffee grinder while PersonY didn't because _ liked to make their own coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX needed an extra cup of coffee that morning, unlike PersonY, because _ had slept poorly the night before.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX needed more coffee than PersonY did at the meeting because _ was feeling sleepy.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX ordered coffee at the cafe and PersonY ordered some herbal tea. _ desired something that would perk her up.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX prefers bitter things while PersonY likes sweeter things, so _ ordered her coffee with no creamer and sugar.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to grind their own coffee beans, because _ thought freshly ground was best.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX took an extra cup of coffee, but PersonY decided not to have one, because _ was sleepy.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX wants to grind coffee beans so she asks for PersonY's grinder, because _ doesn't own one.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX was able to stay up later than PersonY was because _ had drank their coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX was drinking more coffee than PersonY, so _ stopped drinking as fast as they could.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX went through more tubs of coffee than PersonY because _ drank several cups of coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: PersonX's coffee has creamer in it, but PersonY likes it black. Therefore, _ likes a lighter cup of coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Since PersonX drinks coffee while PersonY does not drink caffeine, _ drank a fresh pot of coffee.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: The coffee that PersonX made was tastier than that of PersonY because _ used better beans.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: The coffee that PersonX makes in the morning tastes like crap compared to PersonY's because _ uses Folger's.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: The coffee that PersonX makes is usually stronger than that of PersonY because _ uses more grounds.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: The coffee that PersonX makes tastes a lot bolder than PersonY's because _ uses more coffee grounds.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: While PersonX drank coffee, PersonY drank only water, so _ required caffeine in the morning.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: While at the coffee shop, PersonX bumped into PersonY, spilling coffee all over _ own clothes.
Context Word: caulking gun.
Output: A caulking gun was bought at the store by PersonX for PersonY because _ wanted to do a favor.
Context Word: boss.
Output: After PersonX stayed late at work to fix the mistake that PersonY had made, _ got praised by the boss.
Context Word: boss.
Output: After careful review of the project with their boss PersonX decided to give PersonY a promotion and _ would deliver the good news during the meeting this afternoon.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Although they were currently dating PersonX was PersonY's boss so _ asked for great work during the day.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Because PersonX was the subordinate and PersonY was the boss, _ did menial tasks and was told what to do.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Being a boss comes natural to PersonX it never has for PersonY, _ is a good leader for others.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX always impressed their boss, but PersonY did not, because _ usually arrived to work late.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX got along well with their boss but PersonY did not because _ had a very pleasant boss.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX got along with their boss very well but not PersonY because _ was a determined worker.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX had to answer to their boss at work but not PersonY because _ is working.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX has a kinder boss than PersonY, so _ won't be looking for a job in the near future.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX is a new in company and asks his boss, PersonY for help, because _ want to get to the top.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was really the boss , so _ always took the orders.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX was a good boss but PersonY was not. _ had the support of all their employees.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was upset about the recent firings from the boss.
Context Word: boss.
Output: PersonX's boss happens to be PersonY at the financial institution, so _ has to take orders.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Running a business was easier for PersonX instead of PersonY because _ tried to be a cool boss.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Since PersonX was the boss of PersonY for two years, _ gave orders about what the tasks were.
Context Word: boss.
Output: The boss gave PersonX a promotion and not PersonY because _ was an outstanding and motivated worker.
Context Word: boss.
Output: When the boss was speaking he directed his eyes at PersonX rather than PersonY because _ had been doing an awful job.
Context Word: Snowflakes.
Output: PersonX preserved Snowflakes that will never melt, even under a sweltering sun for PersonY because _ enjoys making him happy.
Context Word: cognac.
Output: Cognac was a favorite after-dinner drink of PersonX but PersonY preferred vodka. _ ordered a round of Hennessy for everyone in the lounge.
Context Word: tick.
Output: PersonX called PersonY to the bathroom for help when he found a tick on  _ 's arm.
Context Word: medications.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to drive him to the pharmacy to get some medications because _ was an unlicensed driver.
Context Word: medications.
Output: PersonX had to take many medications but not PersonY because _ had aches and pains.
Context Word: medications.
Output: PersonX refused to take the medications that PersonY gave them, even though _ was constantly sick.
Context Word: brush.
Output: PersonX had to go to the store today and buy a new brush unlike PersonY because _ lost his.
Context Word: brush.
Output: PersonX thought that PersonY did not brush his teeth often enough. _ said his breathe smelled bad.
Context Word: brush.
Output: PersonX used a brush on their hair after a shower but PersonY just toweled their hair. _ had straight shiny hair.
Context Word: brush.
Output: PersonX was a more stylish than PersonY because _ always just put a brush through their hair.
Context Word: brush.
Output: The brush PersonX accepted from PersonY was a family heirloom, so _ put it in a shadow box.
Context Word: brush.
Output: While shopping with PersonX, PersonY wanted to buy a new brush and couldn't decide which one. _ recommend one that would last a long time.
Context Word: explain.
Output: PersonX tried to explain Photosynthesis but PersonY didn't care because _ cared too much about science.
Context Word: drywall.
Output: PersonX and PersonY wanted to rebuild drywall together, but _ did not know the materials.
Context Word: drywall.
Output: PersonX is accused of destroying drywall in PersonY house, _ is a renting a house.
Context Word: drywall.
Output: PersonX mixed the drywall while PersonY applied it; _ didn't want to be responsible for the final product.
Context Word: drywall.
Output: PersonX repaired the crack with drywall but not PersonY because _ was a handy person.
Context Word: drywall.
Output: While repairing the drywall, PersonX asked PersonY if the texture of the new drywall matched the old drywall in the dining room, because _ was in the living room.
Context Word: demands.
Output: PersonX made many harsh and hurtful demands of PersonY, because _ was a major bully.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX had painful hemorrhoids but PersonY does not. _ had to have an operation on their butt.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX is currently experiencing problems with hemorrhoids and goes to the doctor PersonY, because _ wants opinion from doctor.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX left the room after becoming annoyed by PersonY's constant complaints about his hemorrhoids, because _ was insensitive.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX suffered from hemorrhoids but not PersonY so _ was always sitting in awkward positions.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX suspects she might have internal hemorrhoids so she goes to see the doctor PersonY, because _ needs help.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX treated PersonY's hemorrhoids and _ spent time after answering questions about how to treat it.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX was miserable, but PersonY was not miserable at all because _ had painful hemorrhoids.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: PersonX was too embarrassed to go to the doctor about having hemorrhoids until PersonY made them. _ was shy about medical problems.
Context Word: podcasts.
Output: PersonX enjoyed podcasts more than TV while PersonY was the opposite, since _ was blind.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Because PersonX was experiencing intense back pain while PersonY was healthy, _ went to the chiropractor.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX agreed to prescribe more pain medication for PersonY, because _ was a compassionate doctor.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX could not handle pain well while PersonY could, so when _ got injured, they took pain medication.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX experienced back pain while PersonY had no pain, so _ needed to visit the chiropractor frequently.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX had a lot of neck pain compared to PersonY because _ slept in a contorted position.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX suffered from chronic pain after being hit by PersonY's car, so _ feels bitter towards them.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX took an aspirin when they had a headache but PersonY did not because _ had a low pain threshold.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX visited the dentist office of PersonY this week since _ felt pain in their tooth.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was able to control pain under any situation way better than PersonY as _ was brave.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was in a lot of pain after running the marathon in place of PersonY, but _ wanted to support his friend's cause.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was in a lot of pain because of the fight with PersonY, so _ had to take a lot of Advil.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was in a lot of pain from their injury but PersonY was well. _ had to get some painkillers from the doctor.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was in great pain after PersonY ran into them, so _ took some medication.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was in pain as the result of the car accident, but PersonY was spared, because _ had worn a seatbelt.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX was walking quite a bit slower than PersonY, as _ was experiencing knee pain.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX went to the hospital in pain but not PersonY because _ had extreme pain in his back.
Context Word: pain.
Output: PersonX's tolerance for pain was much higher compared to PersonY, so _ worked the tougher jobs.
Context Word: pain.
Output: So _ was hurt and in pain because PersonX was injured by PersonY while they were playing a sport.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The colder weather suited PersonX but not PersonY as _  found it eased their pain.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The pain that PersonX feels is bad, so he goes to visit PersonY. _ is a patient of his.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The pain that was inflicted on PersonX by PersonY was excruciating, so _ complained a lot.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The terrorists tortured PersonX instead of PersonY, because _ had a low tolerance for pain.
Context Word: betta fish.
Output: PersonX told her child PersonY she couldn't have a dog, but she could have a betta fish, so _ went to the pet store with her mother.
Context Word: cropped pants.
Output: Cropped pants were always too long on PersonX, but looked great on PersonY, because _ was much shorter.
Context Word: meatballs.
Output: PersonX served PersonY spaghetti and meatballs because _ was a waiter at the Italian restaurant.
Context Word: edible.
Output: PersonX knew the plant was not edible while PersonY did not, so _ did not eat the plant and get food poisoning.
Context Word: loan.
Output: A loan is taken out by PersonX from PersonY, so _ is the one in financial need.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX and PersonY both hoped to get a government business loan. _ 's application was approved because he had a solid business plan.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had ever applied for a bank loan, because _ she couldn't remember.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they could loan him some money because _ was short on cash.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to cosign for a new car loan because _ has bad credit.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX asked for a small loan from PersonY because _ had no money left over.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to buy a new car because _ got a loan from the bank.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a large loan to pay off their debt because _ was a good person.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX had trouble paying off their loan unlike PersonY because _ was a habitual gambler.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX took out a loan from PersonY's bank; when he couldn't repay it, _ was embarrassed.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX was able to get a car payment reduction without a refinanced loan unlike PersonY because _ had a better credit score.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX was approved for the loan whereas PersonY was not as _ had a very good credit history.
Context Word: loan.
Output: PersonX was not approved for a loan and PersonY was because _ has really horrible credit.
Context Word: loan.
Output: The home loan that PersonX was seeking has been approved by PersonY, so _ is the home buyer.
Context Word: loan.
Output: The loan officer didn't offer a loan to PersonX unlike PersonY because _ had horrible credit.
Context Word: chives.
Output: The pasta of PersonX was more delicious than PersonY's due to the fact that _ uses chives.
Context Word: pull-up.
Output: In gym class, PersonX was able to do five pull-ups while PersonY could only do one, so _ had better upper body strength.
Context Word: buying.
Output: PersonX was buying a car from PersonY so _ had a lot of questions about the car.
Context Word: buying.
Output: PersonX was buying more books while PersonY was buying more video games because _ was more studious.
Context Word: buying.
Output: When buying a home, PersonX doesn't have as much money to spend as PersonY, so _ buys a 1 bedroom house.
Context Word: chicken soup.
Output: PersonX took some homemade chicken soup to PersonY who was sick in bed, and _ was very sympathetic.
Context Word: rifle.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what kind of rifle was in the case because _ he had forgotten.
Context Word: rifle.
Output: PersonX learned how to shoot a rifle from PersonY since _ had never owned a gun before.
Context Word: rifle.
Output: PersonX was better at firing a rifle than PersonY because _ didn't need to adjust for hand shaking.
Context Word: repairs.
Output: PersonX's care needed repairs and was in the shop so PersonY gave them a ride to work. _ will also need a ride home.
Context Word: shades.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had lowered the shades before leaving the house because _ wanted to know.
Context Word: presentation.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY when her presentation to the board was because _ could not remember.
Context Word: presentation.
Output: PersonX is very skilled at making a presentation but PersonY is not. _ made a lot of sales from their presentation.
Context Word: presentation.
Output: PersonX saw that PersonY was nervous about the presentation. _ said to calm down and take deep breaths.
Context Word: presentation.
Output: PersonX spent a lot of time on their presentation but PersonY didn't. _ was recognized by their boss for their presentation.
Context Word: presentation.
Output: PersonX's presentation on his work was not as good as PersonY's because _ was clumsy.
Context Word: presentation.
Output: The presentation that PersonX gave was bad, and PersonY's was the best in class. _ forgot to practice.
Context Word: bed bugs.
Output: PersonX cleaned their bed sheets every year, while PersonY cleaned theirs every month. _ suffered from bed bugs as a result.
Context Word: bed bugs.
Output: PersonX's home has bed bugs, but PersonY doesn't have any at all. _ lives in squalor.
Context Word: options.
Output: PersonX had many more options in life than PersonY because _ didn't have a job.
Context Word: powerful.
Output: PersonX was the most powerful person in the world, and PersonY admired them, because _ was something to aspire to.
Context Word: powerful.
Output: Since PersonX had a job with a high leadership position while PersonY was a janitor, _ felt powerful.
Context Word: chatting.
Output: PersonX made a worse grade in the class than PersonY because _ was always chatting during the lesson.
Context Word: chatting.
Output: She was always chatting with PersonX but never with PersonY so _ thought that she is interesting.
Context Word: enforcement.
Output: PersonX was charged with enforcement of the rules against PersonY, since _ was a law abiding citizen.
Context Word: highlighted.
Output: PersonX highlighted the important parts of the text for PersonY, because _ was studying for the big exam.
Context Word: mother-in-law.
Output: PersonX screamed at PersonY because _ was so upset about the mother-in-law coming for a visit.
Context Word: diagnosis.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help understanding the diagnosis given by the doctor because _ had little medical training.
Context Word: diagnosis.
Output: PersonX heard PersonY received a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder (BPD) from his doctor, _ worried about him. But did not behave differently in front of him.
Context Word: diagnosis.
Output: PersonX recently received a diagnosis from PersonY, so _ needed all the encouragement in the world to keep going.
Context Word: diagnosis.
Output: PersonX was given a medical diagnosis by PersonY at an appointment. _ was the patient.
Context Word: diagnosis.
Output: PersonX was more nervous for the diagnosis than PersonY because _ knew something was wrong.
Context Word: travelled.
Output: PersonX has travelled to many more countries than PersonY because _ is very outgoing overall.
Context Word: courage.
Output: The courage of PersonX was a lot stronger than PersonY because _ had been through a lot in life.
Context Word: silver.
Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY after the investment because _ invested in silver instead of gold.
Context Word: silver.
Output: PersonX loved the new silver earrings they got from PersonY because _ thought they had forgotten their anniversary.
Context Word: silver.
Output: PersonX took second place in the race while PersonY finished in first so after the race _ got a silver medal.
Context Word: silver.
Output: PersonX wanted to decorate their living room silver but PersonY wanted it cream because _ preferred dark colours.
Context Word: silver.
Output: PersonX's hair is silver, but PersonY has brown hair because _ is an older person.
Context Word: Prune.
Output: PersonX was afflicted with constipation but PersonY had no issues with it. _ had to drink lots of prune juice for relief.
Context Word: cheers.
Output: PersonX called for three cheers for PersonY 's accomplishment, although _ contributed more than she did.
Context Word: straight razor.
Output: PersonX likes to use a straight razor to shave with but PersonY prefers to use an electric shaver. _ went to the store to buy some razor blades.
Context Word: Asthma.
Output: After stopping when running, PersonX was able to help PersonY treat their asthma because _ has it too.
Context Word: Recycling.
Output: Recycling is a huge priority of PersonX while PersonY couldn't care less, so _ encourages them to recycle.
Context Word: Skin.
Output: PersonX admired PersonY's smooth and clear skin, so _ asked which beauty products she used.
Context Word: rambutan.
Output: PersonX love the taste of rambutan but PersonY didn't think they tasted very good. _ ordered rambutan for dessert.
Context Word: climb.
Output: PersonX could only climb beginner walls while PersonY climbed advanced ones because _ was very weak.
Context Word: climb.
Output: PersonX had to climb the mountain to reach PersonY, so _ could finally drink in their wisdom.
Context Word: climb.
Output: PersonX liked to climb but PersonY did not like it very much because _ was adventurous.
Context Word: climb.
Output: PersonX would climb the hill every day while PersonY couldn't get up the first few steps. _ was athletic.
Context Word: climb.
Output: Whilst halfway through attempting to climb the stairs PersonX had to rest but PersonY did not because _ was very unfit.
Context Word: mice.
Output: PersonX had to get rid of some mice so they asked PersonY for help because _ didn't have a humane trap.
Context Word: mice.
Output: PersonX loved animals more than PersonY so _ liked to play with mice and watch them run around.
Context Word: mice.
Output: PersonX thinks mice are a good pet but PersonY does not. _ bought some mice at the pet store.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: After PersonX ironed the shirt to get the wrinkles out PersonY put it on as _ hoped they would look presentable for the meeting.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: Getting botox was a dream for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was very self conscious of having wrinkles.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: Having self-confidence is harder for PersonX than it is for PersonY because _ doesn't know how to conceal her wrinkles.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: PersonX had less wrinkles than PersonY because _ took care of her skin and had a facelift.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: PersonX had more flattering wrinkles as she aged than PersonY because _ tended to smile a lot.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: PersonX had wrinkles all over their face but PersonY did not because _ was very old.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: PersonX has a lot of wrinkles on their face but PersonY does not. _ went to the dermatologist for treatment.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: PersonX liked ironing their clothes but not PersonY so _ had no wrinkles in their clothes.
Context Word: wrinkles.
Output: The face of PersonX had a lot more wrinkles than PersonY because _ was older.
Context Word: TV.
Output: Cable TV was worth the price for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ religiously watched lots of different shows.
Context Word: TV.
Output: PersonX works at an appliance store, PersonY works in a nursery so _ could best explain how to set up your TV.
Context Word: TV.
Output: PersonX would watch TV all day while PersonY would go out for walks, so _ was more sedentary.
Context Word: dog ramp.
Output: Buying a dog ramp was a good investment for PersonX as compared to PersonY because _ had a small dog.
Context Word: gold.
Output: Buying gold necklaces was a luxury for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no money.
Context Word: gold.
Output: Gold jewelry left a rash on PersonX but not PersonY because _ had an allergy to it.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how you tell if something is gold or just gold plated, because _ had no clue.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX found a lot of gold while panning for it, but PersonY did not, so _ was very pleased.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX has found a gold and needs help from PersonY to clean it, because _ can't do it alone.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX is a jeweler, PersonY is not therefore ask _ about how to melt gold safely.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX's greed was very well known to so when he saw PersonY's gold watch _ envied it.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX's living comes from selling gold, while PersonY sells stocks and bonds, so _ is a jeweler.
Context Word: gold.
Output: PersonX's stash of gold is a lot bigger than PersonY's because _ happens to be a wealthy man.
Context Word: questionnaire.
Output: PersonX is more decisive than PersonY and  so _ spent way less time answering the new work questionnaire.
Context Word: oil.
Output: Coconut oil is used daily by PersonX, but PersonY doesn't use any. _ 's hair is shinier.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX forgot to change the oil in their motor but PersonY didn't. _ had a lot of engine problems.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX had a broken leg while PersonY was intact because _ had slipped on the slick of oil .
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX had to wash their face with a special cleanser that PersonY found too drying, because _ 's face produced more oil.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX is new to using black seed oil and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is beginner.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX knew PersonY company was looking for an oil drilling site so _ suggested a spot perfect for drilling.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX needed PersonY to change their car's oil but _ wound up knowing how to do it more.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX needed to get the oil changed in the car more often than PersonY because _ drives more.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY had dripped oil on the driveway, so _ asked them to clean up the stains.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX sold peppermint essential oil to PersonY, because _ is trying to establish a new home business.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX took their car to PersonY's shop for an oil change, and _ was satisfied with the great service.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX uses more oil when frying chicken than PersonY because _ doesn't care about cholesterol.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX uses more oil when they cook than PersonY does, so _ has tastier dishes on average.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX was richer than PersonY was because companies had found oil on the property of _ .
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX was under the car changing the oil while PersonY watched, since _ was handy with cars.
Context Word: oil.
Output: PersonX went to PersonY for an oil change at the shop because _ is a car owner.
Context Word: oil.
Output: So _ does not use a lot oil in cooking because PersonX wants to stay healthy and PersonY wants the food to taste good.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The geologist found oil on PersonX's property but found only dirt on  PersonY's. _ became very rich.
Context Word: punch.
Output: At the party, PersonX had several glasses of the spiked punch and PersonY had none, because _ is a drinker.
Context Word: punch.
Output: Martial arts better suited PersonX and not PersonY for _ always like to punch and kick.
Context Word: punch.
Output: PersonX could tell that PersonY drank too much punch since _ could not understand her drunken slur.
Context Word: punch.
Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to land a ferocious punch , since _ could fight like a monster.
Context Word: honeysuckle.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if honeysuckle tasted good or bad, because _ had never tried it.
Context Word: procrastinate.
Output: PersonX loved to procrastinate on his final project for class but PersonY worked hard on it, because _ was lazy.
Context Word: procrastinate.
Output: PersonX turned in their term paper early, while PersonY waited until the last minute, because _ tended to procrastinate.
Context Word: clash.
Output: In their clash in the ring, PersonX was manhandled by PersonY, although _ was usually more aggressive in a fight.
Context Word: Bowel.
Output: personx had a bad bowel movement when jogging with persony because _ ate too much before jogging.
Context Word: HIV.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY HIV which made _ feel really bad about their infidelty earlier in the marriage.
Context Word: HIV.
Output: PersonX was diagnosed by PersonY with HIV so _ spent the day asking questions about treatment.
Context Word: inseam.
Output: PersonX measured the inseam on PersonY's pants. _ tailored his other pants to match the initial pair.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: A goldfish was a boring pet for PersonX but PersonY loved it, as _ wanted more interaction with a pet.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: PersonX  reminded PersonY to feed the goldfish because _ was going out of town.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: PersonX always feeds the goldfish because PersonY forgets to. _ is the only reason the fish are still alive.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: PersonX is envious of PersonY's new goldfish that she just got because _ is jealous about everything.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: PersonX is thinking about buying a goldfish from PersonY, because _ wants to get a fish.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: PersonX never forgot to clean out the goldfish bowl although PersonY would wait several weeks each time, because _ was much more dependable and responsible.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: Playing goldfish at PersonX home is not PersonY idea of fun,  _ thought her party was a lot fun.
Context Word: goldfish.
Output: Winning a goldfish at the carnival was worth all the money to PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the yellow fish.
Context Word: Flowers.
Output: PersonX bought a big expensive bouquet of flowers for PersonY because _ was very thoughtful.
Context Word: depression.
Output: After learning about the depression, PersonX consoled father while PersonY didn't as _ was kind.
Context Word: depression.
Output: Although PersonX felt depression while PersonY felt mentally healthy, _ never saw a psychologist despite this.
Context Word: depression.
Output: Depression is the main cause of PersonX's visit to PersonY, so _ is likely a client.
Context Word: depression.
Output: Depression was a constant struggle for PersonX but not for PersonY, because _ was a negative pessimist.
Context Word: depression.
Output: Depression was an issue for PersonX, but wasn't an issue for PersonY due to _ 's father dying.
Context Word: depression.
Output: Depression was normal for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ had been sad often since childhood.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX gave advice to PersonY for their depression because _ was a licensed therapist at the behavioral clinic.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX has a lot of depression in his life compared to PersonY because _ struggles with everything.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX has more trouble doing daily chores than PersonY, because _ suffers from clinical depression.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX knew PersonY was suffering from depression so he offered to listen for a while; _ felt helpful.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX made PersonY worry about her because ( _ ) was was crying a lot and showing signs of depression.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX suffered from depression while PersonY was always happy, so _ didn't want to go to the party.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX suffered from depression whilst PersonY did not which meant that _ could sometimes be apathetic.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX was diagnosed with depression by PersonY so _ picked up medication and began treatment.
Context Word: depression.
Output: PersonX was prone to depression while PersonY was not, because _ was a naturally optimistic person.
Context Word: depression.
Output: The depression of PersonX is unbearable, so PersonY prescribes some medicine. _ is the client of the other.
Context Word: depression.
Output: The doctor prescribed depression medication for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was struggling with their mental health.
Context Word: rice.
Output: After tasting both dishes, the judge decided that PersonX's rice was better than PersonY's because _ used the right amount of seasoning.
Context Word: rice.
Output: Although PersonX is a better cook than PersonY, _ made bad sticky rice at the putlock.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX ate a great deal of rice but PersonY did not because _ was trying to increase their carb consumption.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX cooked sticky white rice for PersonY, and _ was thanked for making such delicate rice.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX had white rice as a side with dinner while PersonY had vegetables. _ follows a high carb diet.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX likes to eat spicy rice, but PersonY likes bland rice because _ is hispanic.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX put the water on to boil like PersonY asked because _ wanted to help make the rice.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX was really good with chopsticks but PersonY not so much. _ could pick up a grain of rice with them.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX went to the supermarket and bought some rice while PersonY bought pasta, since _ was making stir-fry.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX's dishes are often served with white rice, while PersonY uses tortillas on his platters a lot. Therefore, _ probably makes Chinese food a lot.
Context Word: rice.
Output: PersonX's rice is not as tasty as PersonY's is due to _ being new to cooking.
Context Word: rice.
Output: So _ enjoys eating white rice because PersonX likes Chinese cuisine and PersonY thinks they're disgusting.
Context Word: rice.
Output: The rice of PersonX tastes a lot better than that of PersonY because _ is a professional cook.
Context Word: rice.
Output: When PersonX dropped the rice cakes, PersonY sighed, so _ now brings them out less.
Context Word: Barbie.
Output: PersonX had a Barbie doll as a child, PersonY did not therefore _ knows a lot about Barbies.
Context Word: Disney.
Output: Disney shows fascinate PersonX's child, but not PersonY's, so _ always watches the Disney channel.
Context Word: Disney.
Output: PersonX thought Disney movies were the best thing to watch but PersonY like horror movies better. _ rented Frozen from Redbox.
Context Word: Disney.
Output: PersonX wanted to vacation at Disney world while PersonY preferred Miami Beach. _ wanted to go on the rides.
Context Word: Rich.
Output: PersonX wanted to pretend to be rich so he went to PersonY 's house and borrowed his wardrobe because _ dressed poor typically.
Context Word: Rich.
Output: PersonX worked very hard at their career but PersonY barely tried, so _ became very rich and secure.
Context Word: calculating.
Output: When it comes to calculating figures and numbers, PersonX is an expert, but PersonY is not because _ is an accountant.
Context Word: guidelines.
Output: The guidelines were easy for PersonX but not PersonY to follow because _ had no problems with rules or authority.
Context Word: wear.
Output: PersonX always wears clothes that show off her curves, but not PersonY because _ is an attention seeker.
Context Word: wear.
Output: PersonX is very fashion concious, PersonY is not which is why _ wears fancy boots.
Context Word: ambidextrous.
Output: PersonX really wanted to learn from PersonY because _ was ambidextrous but not so great at sports.
Context Word: scare.
Output: In tense situations PersonX did not scare easily but PersonY did because _ was very brave.
Context Word: fever blisters.
Output: PersonX suffered from fever blisters but PersonY did not. _ had to go to the store for some medicine.
Context Word: parenting.
Output: Parenting a child was natural for PersonX but not PersonY because _ children were very good.
Context Word: buddy.
Output: PersonX and PersonY were practicing to become doctors so _ asked if they could try out buddy taping fingers.
Context Word: Hospital.
Output: At the hospital, PersonX tended to PersonY 's wounds as _ was learning to contain an infection.
Context Word: mom.
Output: In the park, PersonX ran past PersonY because _ saw their mom and wanted to hug them.
Context Word: mom.
Output: PersonX wants to become an entrepreneurial mom so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ would feel happy.
Context Word: twist.
Output: PersonX needed to twist backward to talk with PersonY because _ was in front of her.
Context Word: frightened.
Output: The new haunted house was perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was easily frightened.
Context Word: piano exam.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he can prepare him for the piano exam, because _ wasn't experienced enough.
Context Word: investigating.
Output: PersonX was exhausted, having nearly finished investigating the history and background of PersonY, _ seemed perfect.
Context Word: Wooden.
Output: PersonX thought a wooden bed frame was cool looking but PersonY like the sight of a brass bed. _ bought a carved mahogany headboard.
Context Word: programs.
Output: PersonX played all of the computer programs made by PersonY, because _ was a gamer.
Context Word: Sunburn.
Output: At the beach, PersonX was more prone to sunburn than PersonY because _ had very sensitive skin.
Context Word: Sunburn.
Output: Sunburn was no problem for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ always applies sunscreen.
Context Word: living will.
Output: PersonX's lawyer suggest making a living will, but PersonY isn't at that point yet, so _ is likely near death.
Context Word: Elbow.
Output: Rather than play by the rules, PersonX chose to elbow PersonY during the basketball game because _ was rebellious.
Context Word: spot.
Output: PersonX waited patiently for PersonY, as _ arrived early to meet at their prearranged spot.
Context Word: gums.
Output: PersonX had to go to the dentist less than PersonY did because _ had healthy gums.
Context Word: basketball shooter.
Output: PersonX coached PersonY to be a better basketball shooter so _ listen to his word.
Context Word: oil painting.
Output: At the art studio, PersonX admired the oil paintings made by PersonY. _ wanted to buy two of her favorite paintings.
Context Word: glucose.
Output: PersonX injected glucose slowly to PersonY because _ had to treat hypoglycemia due to lack of diet.