niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: PersonX's best friend PersonY suffers from a scary type of diabetes, so _ is trying to help him as much as possible.
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: Since PersonX had diabetes but PersonY did not, _ needed a daily shot to control their blood sugar.
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: The cat of PersonX has diabetes, whereas PersonY's cat is healthy, so _ 's cat needs a special diet.
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: When PersonX was diagnosed with diabetes, PersonY helped him stock his pantry with better foods; _ needed to learn about proper nutrition.
Context Word: flex.
Output: When PersonX had to flex, the crowd laughed unlike when PersonY flexed because _ had undefined muscles.
Context Word: easement.
Output: Managing finances better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ knew how to obtain a easement from the bank.
Context Word: Guinea pig.
Output: PersonX bought a Guinea pig and PersonY didn't help care for it. Their mother praised _ for their work.
Context Word: combined.
Output: PersonX combined their efforts with PersonY's parents to help them, because _ wanted them to stop doing drugs.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX always used paper bags but PersonY used plastic bags, because _ was concerned about the environment.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX collected fine china dishes but PersonY preferred plastic as _ was very careful with their possessions.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX had always recycled their plastic but PersonY did not because _ was environmentally responsible.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to recycle plastic properly because _ was conscious of the environment.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX used plastic plates and PersonY used glass, because _ wasn't to worried about extra trash.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX was less concerned with the environment than PersonY , so _ always used plastic bags.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: PersonX was trying to stop using plastic bags and tried to convince PersonY to as well however _ kept using them after.
Context Word: plastic.
Output: Plastic products are consumed by PersonX, but PersonY refuses to use them because _ neglects nature.
Context Word: solid.
Output: The ground around PersonX's house was solid unlike PersonY's because _ had a month long drought.
Context Word: dreads.
Output: PersonX brought extensions to PersonY at the salon, so that _ could get their dreads treated professionally.
Context Word: shamanism.
Output: PersonX believes in and practices Shamanism, while PersonY does not at all, so _ is more likely to be spiritual.
Context Word: shamanism.
Output: PersonX wants to start practising shamanism so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ wants changes.
Context Word: tickets.
Output: PersonX bought lottery tickets while PersonY did not, so _ had a small chance to win a lot of money.
Context Word: tickets.
Output: PersonX got lots of tickets but PersonY did not because _ drove above the speed limit.
Context Word: tickets.
Output: PersonX wants to sell PersonY tickets to the football game because _ needs the money.
Context Word: tickets.
Output: Tickets to the show were left for PersonX, but not for PersonY because _ knows the show's host.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: Being a teacher in elementary school suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved teaching children.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: In class PersonX talked back to PersonY the teacher when she asked her to do something, so _ got detention.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX hated his teacher in high school unlike PersonY, because _ was a horrible student.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX is a more efficient teacher than PersonY because _ takes the time to teach the students.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX listened attentively to the teacher's careful instructions, while PersonY daydreamed, because _ was a good student.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX tried to ignore the fact that PersonY was crying, because _ was not a compassionate teacher.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX wanted to impart knowledge and wisdom to PersonY, because _ was a dedicated teacher.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX wanted to tell the teacher on PersonY for committing the crime, so _ was sad.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX was a better teacher than PersonY because _ had been doing the job for many more years.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX was called teacher's pet by PersonY because _ always got the best test scores in the class.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX was in school to be a teacher, while PersonY was in school to be a programmer, because _ wanted to educate kids.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX went to college to become a teacher but PersonY did not because _ was ambitious.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: PersonX would make a poor kindergarten teacher, unlike PersonY, because _ was impatient with kids.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: Reading books is not an everyday occurrence for PersonX unlike PersonY because _ is not a teacher.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: Since PersonX was the math teacher of PersonY, _ graded their math problems over the weekend.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: The better teacher is PersonX when compared to PersonY because _ is much nicer to her students.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: The teacher enjoyed having PersonX in their class but wished PersonY would be transferred because _ was obediant.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: The teacher told PersonX to stay after class but not PersonY because _ was being naughty.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: Training to be a teacher came naturally to PersonX but PersonY struggled. _ had always loved kids.
Context Word: teacher.
Output: When the teacher saw PersonX teasing PersonY, the teacher sent _ to the principal's office.
Context Word: raccoon.
Output: A raccoon broke into PersonX's camper while PersonY was sleeping there so _ quietly got the raccoon out.
Context Word: smiling.
Output: PersonX is always smiling, but PersonY is not, because _ has a positive outlook on life.
Context Word: smiling.
Output: The child was smiling at PersonX but not PersonY because _ gave the child a dollar bill.
Context Word: alcoholism.
Output: PersonXs alcoholism was very concerning to PersonY, but _ did not want to get any help.
Context Word: Manual Transmission.
Output: personx is better with a Manual Transmission car than persony because _ is much older.
Context Word: real estate.
Output: PersonX brought up the subject of real estate to PersonY because _ was interested in selling a house.
Context Word: real estate.
Output: Unfortunately, PersonX lost all his money when the real estate market crashed while PersonY did not because _ invested all his money in real estate.
Context Word: damage.
Output: A insurance clam had been made and PersonX survey the damage as PersonY watched. _ priced the  insurance claim.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX caused a lot of damage to PersonY's personal property, which made _ a vandal.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX caused a lot of damage to PersonY's property, because _ wasn't considerate enough of others.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX didn't think that PersonY should pay for the damage to their car, because _ was at fault.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX took a lot less damage in the fight than PersonY, because _ was a more skilled fighter.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX walked away from her friendship with PersonY since _ had endured enough damage to her self esteem.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX's hair has lots of damage, while PersonY's does not have any, because _ is in the sun a lot.
Context Word: damage.
Output: PersonX's house received a lot less damage from the storm than PersonY's, because _ lived farther from the ocean.
Context Word: damage.
Output: The brutal boxing match was suitable for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did damage to his opponent.
Context Word: damage.
Output: The house of PersonX took some damage from the storm but not PersonY's house, because _ lived closer.
Context Word: tattoo artist.
Output: The local tattoo artist was friendly with PersonX but not PersonY because _ used his services regularly.
Context Word: strategies.
Output: It was more likely that PersonX would discuss legal strategies than PersonY because _ had been to law school.
Context Word: strategies.
Output: PersonX stole all the new strategies from PersonY, because _ didn't have any of their own ideas.
Context Word: sore muscles.
Output: After working out all day, PersonX asked PersonY to massage his sore muscles because _ was uncomfortable.
Context Word: sore muscles.
Output: Running the marathon gave PersonX sore muscles but PersonY was ready for another marathon. _ always hated running.
Context Word: sore muscles.
Output: The marathon gave PersonX sore muscles, but PersonY felt invigorated. _ had always hated running.
Context Word: busy.
Output: PersonX was very busy when he arrived to the meeting while PersonY was calm because _ was late to the meeting.
Context Word: uses a sugar scrub.
Output: PersonX uses a sugar scrub and PersonY doesn't because _ believes in taking care of the skin.
Context Word: password.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them make their password because _ had poor creative abilities.
Context Word: password.
Output: PersonX needed PersonY's help changing their iPhone and MacBook password because _ was unsure of technology.
Context Word: password.
Output: PersonX reset their password every month but PersonY didn't, so _ had no problems with their computer being hacked.
Context Word: password.
Output: PersonX used 1234 as their password while PersonY had a complex 12 digit password. _ had their bank account hacked.
Context Word: password.
Output: PersonX used passwords for everything unlike PersonY because _ was scared of being hacked again.
Context Word: quirky.
Output: PersonX had a more carefree personalilty than PersonY so _ was able to be quirky without repercussions.
Context Word: quirky.
Output: When PersonX spilled the wine PersonY giggled which gave _ a quirky smile of sympathy and understanding.
Context Word: juice.
Output: PersonX made PersonY juice in the blender yesterday afternoon since _ was asked for a drink.
Context Word: juice.
Output: PersonX made some noni juice for PersonY to try, because _ thought that it was delicious.
Context Word: cuddling.
Output: PersonX was very comfortable cuddling but PersonY was not. _ snuggled up to their lover.
Context Word: good organization.
Output: PersonX practices good organization at the office PersonY is the manager of, _ is always looking for a higher position.
Context Word: coffee syrup.
Output: The coffee syrup chosen by PersonX was too sweet for PersonY, so _ apologized and replaced it.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX could not wait for summer but PersonY was indifferent, as _ loves the swimming pool.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX didn't enjoy the heat as much as PersonY so _ hated the summer months.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX enjoyed summer while PersonY did not.  _  spent much time at the beach.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX enjoyed the summer months more than PersonY because _ liked participating in outdoor physical activities.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX enjoys the hot summer and hates the cold while PersonY hates high temperatures and prefers the winter so _ is planning a cruise in the Caribbean.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX has more to look forward to in the summer than PersonY because _ loves warm weather.
Context Word: summer.
Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is not thus _ could explain the effects of summer heat on the human body best.
Context Word: summer.
Output: Summer was a very pleasant and much loved season for PersonX but it upset PersonY, because _ loved hot weather.
Context Word: summer.
Output: The summer went too quickly for PersonX.  PersonY was excited for school, but _ didn't want to go back.
Context Word: summer.
Output: Walking the dog in the summer heat suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ liked to sweat.
Context Word: summer.
Output: When PersonX planned a vacation to visit PersonY over the summer, _ started packing right away.
Context Word: concerns.
Output: PersonX voiced their safety concerns to PersonY because _ was worried for the work environment.
Context Word: digital.
Output: The art PersonX makes is digital a lot, while PersonY makes paintings. _ is better with computers.
Context Word: love handles.
Output: PersonX successfully lost their love handles but PersonY didn't, because _ hired a personal trainer.
Context Word: Ulcer.
Output: PersonX consumed a lot of spicy dishes but PersonY liked mild food. _ has developed an ulcer.
Context Word: python.
Output: PersonX's pet is a python, and PersonY owns a dog. This means _ is a snake lover.
Context Word: stick shift.
Output: PersonX was very good at driving a stick shift but PersonY was not. _ passed their driving exam.
Context Word: feet.
Output: An office job was perfect for PersonX while PersonY needed something more active. _ hated being on their feet all day.
Context Word: feet.
Output: At night, PersonX always got cold feet. PersonY said socks would help because _ never wore socks at night.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX had larger feet than PersonY so _ always had a harder time finding high heeled shoes.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX had much more manicured feet than PersonY, so _ liked wearing sandals in the summer.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX had two left feet, but not PersonY, because _ was a fairly proficient dancer.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX has smaller feet than PersonY. This is because _ is the shorter of the two.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX never took care of her feet whereas PersonY gave herself pedicures so _ 's feet were smelly.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX really disliked it when PersonY tried to rub her feet, because _ was very ticklish.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX regretted their choice of shoes when their feet began to ache, because unlike PersonY, _ had worn heels to the event.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX was clumsy while PersonY was light on their feet, so _ was bad at sports.
Context Word: feet.
Output: PersonX works in a factory all day while PersonY gets to sit at a desk, so _ has more feet problems.
Context Word: feet.
Output: The feet of PersonX are sore all weekend, while PersonY's feel just fine. So, _ probably ran the marathon.
Context Word: feet.
Output: The shoe store had the right size shoes for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has normal size feet.
Context Word: packed.
Output: PersonX packed on 100 pounds while PersonY lost the same amount, so _ felt terrible about the results.
Context Word: water balloon.
Output: During the summer, PersonX and PersonY visit the beach and toss water balloons which is _ 's favorite activity.
Context Word: bleached.
Output: People knew PersonX bleached their hair but not PersonY because _ had very pale hair.
Context Word: bleached.
Output: PersonX tends to spend a lot more time and money on their hair than PersonY because _ has bleached hair.
Context Word: chafed.
Output: PersonX applied aloe vera gel to PersonY's skin that was chafed from running a marathon, because _ was worried about the injured area.
Context Word: Boots.
Output: During the hike, PersonX took the boots from PersonY because _ 's feet were aching.
Context Word: Boots.
Output: The boots that PersonX wanted were very cheap but PersonY wanted very expensive ones. _ bought the boots that day.
Context Word: pump.
Output: PersonX needed to pump his bike tires before a ride while PersonY because _ 's bike tires were flat.
Context Word: susceptible.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to stay indoors during pollen season because _ was susceptible to having severe allergy attacks.
Context Word: collected.
Output: PersonX collected a bunch of furniture from PersonY's house, because _ was furnishing their living room.
Context Word: collected.
Output: The sample that was collected by PersonX was terrible unlike PersonY's sample, because _ went to a cleaner place.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX didn't have time to deal with PersonY's drama, because _ was late for a meeting.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX felt impatient waiting for PersonY to arrive, because _ felt they never managed their time wisely.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX has a laptop and PersonY has a phone. _ should only use his laptop to save time.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX has a lot of time to do what he wants unlike PersonY because _ has stopped working.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX has to leave the house earlier in the morning than PersonY because it takes _ more time to get to work.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX needed to leave in an hour to be on time, but PersonY hadn't even woken up yet. _ worried they wouldn't make it.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX was concerned that PersonY was spending too much time on the trip, so _ decided to cut the trip short.
Context Word: time.
Output: PersonX was late for his meeting so PersonY drove him, because _ is disorganised with his time.
Context Word: time.
Output: So _ was relaxing at home because PersonX has a lot of free time and PersonY is busy.
Context Word: time.
Output: Time is a more valuable commodity for PersonX than to PersonY because _ has a very demanding job with lot's of responsibilities.
Context Word: cares.
Output: PersonX cares and helps PersonY all day at home because _ is a very good parent.
Context Word: cares.
Output: PersonX cares for her hair in a more proper manner than PersonY due to _ being a stylist.
Context Word: marathon.
Output: PersonX finished the New York marathon 3 minutes after PersonY. _ was slower than him.
Context Word: marathon.
Output: PersonX was in a much better shape compared to PersonY and that's why _ finished the marathon first.
Context Word: marathon.
Output: PersonX was training for a marathon but PersonY was not, so _ could run for great periods of time.
Context Word: Valet.
Output: PersonX wanted to use a valet to park the car but PersonY did not because _ was generous with money.
Context Word: slimmer.
Output: PersonX was slimmer than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about calories and a diet.
Context Word: position.
Output: During the game it was PersonX's call to put PersonY into position so the team could win because _ was the captain.
Context Word: position.
Output: PersonX was called back again for the manager position unlike PersonY, because _ was skillful.
Context Word: position.
Output: PersonX was in a position of power over PersonY in the company, so _ was allowed to give orders.
Context Word: laryngitis.
Output: At the doctor's office, PersonX asked PersonY to open their mouth and say "ahh"; _ determined it was laryngitis.
Context Word: laryngitis.
Output: PersonX was the designated understudy when PersonY lost their voice due to laryngitis, so _ had to decline the soprano position.
Context Word: laryngitis.
Output: While both were ill,  PersonX got laryngitis and PersonY did not because _ suffered from an upper respiratory infection.
Context Word: tribe.
Output: PersonX was kicked out of the tribe, but PersonY was allowed to stay, so _ is now a loner.
Context Word: leg.
Output: PersonX hit his leg on the leg that PersonY stretched on the floor and fell down because the _ is blind.
Context Word: leg.
Output: PersonX offered a hand to help PersonY get up when his leg went dead because _ didn't want his friend to fall.
Context Word: leg.
Output: PersonX showed the cut on their leg to PersonY, because _ didn't know what to do.
Context Word: leg.
Output: PersonX worked out less than PersonY so _ was surprised they had the more muscular legs.
Context Word: leg.
Output: Things we take for granted, like walking and running, are easier for PersonX than for PersonY because _ has two legs.
Context Word: muffins.
Output: Muffins tasted better when PersonX made them versus PersonY, as a result of _ being a magnificent chef.
Context Word: muffins.
Output: PersonX loved to make their grandma's muffins unlike PersonY because _ had a caring grandma.
Context Word: muffins.
Output: PersonX wanted to give PersonY some homemade blueberry muffins, but they were turned down. _ was flustered.
Context Word: muffins.
Output: The muffins in PersonXs oven were almost ready when PersonY showed up, so _ shared them.
Context Word: drinks.
Output: Although PersonX was a better cook than PersonY, _ could not make decent cocktail drinks to save their life.
Context Word: drinks.
Output: PersonX always had a few too many when out for drinks with PersonY. _ could never drive home.
Context Word: drinks.
Output: PersonX drinks more liquor than PersonY on the weekends due to _ being an alcoholic.
Context Word: interior.
Output: PersonX had the interior of his house decorated unlike PersonY, because _ just bought the house.
Context Word: Birth control pills.
Output: Personx was told to use Birth control pills by persony because _ had been having unprotected sex.
Context Word: hire.
Output: PersonX decided to hire PersonY to create a new logo for her company because _ needed a professional designer.
Context Word: hire.
Output: PersonX did not like having the responsibility of deciding if the company should hire PersonY  because _ he felt sorry for him.
Context Word: soup.
Output: In the winters PersonX always ate soup unlike PersonY because _ lived in a cold area.
Context Word: soup.
Output: Making soup better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ had the patience to develop the roux.
Context Word: soup.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what goes into the soup because _  forgot their grandmas recipe.
Context Word: new car.
Output: After the accident, PersonX wanted a used car but PersonY wanted a new car. _ thought new cars were a waste of money.
Context Word: Shock.
Output: Shock is what may have killed him PersonX told PersonY at the seen, _ is a crime seen investigator.
Context Word: subtract.
Output: PersonX didn't know how to subtract yet, so PersonY showed them leading _ to be extremely grateful.
Context Word: caulking.
Output: PersonX didn't know how to handle a caulking gun so he let PersonY handle it since _ is inexperienced.
Context Word: remove calking  stains from clothes.
Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to remove calking  stains from clothes because _ was a painter.
Context Word: Countertops.
Output: PersonX hated to clean the countertops in their kitchen but PersonY didn't mind doing it, so _ hired a maid to work for them.
Context Word: fertilizer.
Output: When she decided to plant a garden, PersonX listened to PersonY's advice to use fertilizer. _ was the homeowner.
Context Word: bunk bed.
Output: The bunk bed was shared by the two sisters, PersonX took the top bunk while PersonY had the bottom bunk because _ was the oldest.
Context Word: concussion.
Output: PersonX never suffered from a concussion after fighting but PersonY did because _ always used a helmet.
Context Word: concussion.
Output: PersonX was concerned PersonY may have a concussion after being tackled because _ noticed slurred speech.
Context Word: downloads.
Output: PersonX was having trouble opening their computer downloads and asked PersonY for help because _ couldn't figure it out.
Context Word: affect.
Output: PersonX has void to never let a bad day affect their preformace and so has PersonY, _ has vowed to do good.
Context Word: electric guitar.
Output: To learn how to play the electric guitar, PersonX hired PersonY, a professional guitarist, to tutor her. _ wanted to play in a band but didn't have the experience yet.
Context Word: patterns.
Output: PersonX drew a bunch of patterns for PersonY to look over and analyze, because _ was an artist.
Context Word: patterns.
Output: PersonX liked choosing the patterns for dresses but not PersonY because _ had an interest for fashion.
Context Word: sunscreen.
Output: PersonX used sunscreen a lot while PersonY never used it, so _ was at a lower risk of skin cancer.
Context Word: sunscreen.
Output: PersonX wore sunscreen on the hot summer day but PersonY did not. _ got a nice tan.
Context Word: swimmer.
Output: Although PersonX was a worse swimmer than PersonY, _ looked out of shape in a swimsuit.
Context Word: swimmer.
Output: PersonX is a much worse swimmer when compared to PersonY because _ has barely taken swim lessons.
Context Word: swimmer.
Output: PersonX saved the drowning child, but PersonY stayed on the shore, because _ was an excellent swimmer.
Context Word: swimmer.
Output: PersonX was a great swimmer while PersonY was not since _ had owned a pool all of their life.
Context Word: drowning.
Output: Drowning in the pool in the backyard was more likely for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had never learned how to swim.
Context Word: drowning.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was hesitant to go in the pool because they were afraid of drowning. _ was never a good swimmer.
Context Word: drowning.
Output: While at the beach, PersonX saw PersonY struggling in the water, so _ jumped in and prevented him from drowning.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: After have a big fight, PersonX was kicked out of the apartment by PersonY, so now _ doesn't have a home.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: PersonX bought an apartment in the city while PersonY bought a house in the countryside, because _ loves the busy life.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: PersonX evicted PersonY from the apartment complex because _ was the building's landlord and it was their rules.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: PersonX is the one ypu call when something needs fixed where as PersonY when renting a apartment, _ ia the maintenance man.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: PersonX paid less for their home than PersonY because _ lived in a smaller apartment.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: PersonX was quieter than PersonY, so _ found living in an apartment to be pretty easy.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: PersonX was unwilling to share her apartment with PersonY , so _ told her to look elsewhere.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: The apartment PersonX rented was owned by PersonY, so _ sent the rent for the apartment each month.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: The apartment complex accepted PersonX as a tenant and not PersonY because _ had a steady job.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: The delivery company stopped at the apartment of PersonX but not PersonY because _ was expecting a package.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: The real estate agent showed the huge apartment to PersonX instead of PersonY because _ had plenty of money.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: When out looking for an apartment, PersonX showed PersonY what they wanted because _ has strict requirements.
Context Word: apartment.
Output: personx lives in small apartment with persony as a guest because _ cannot live on his own.
Context Word: make money.
Output: PersonX always paid rent on time while PersonY fell further in debt. _ could always find a way to make money when needed.
Context Word: Oven.
Output: PersonX had left the oven open so PersonY closed it for him. _ was very grateful.
Context Word: sick.
Output: Despite the fact that PersonX was sick and PersonY was healthy, _ still went to work that day.
Context Word: sick.
Output: Going to the party was out of the question for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was sick with the flu.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX felt pretty sick and needed to go to the doctor but PersonY felt fine. _ called and made an appointment to get looked at.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX is feeling sick so she goes to her doctor PersonY, because _ suspects she has cyclothymic disorder.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX is handing over hot chicken noodle soup and medicine to PersonY because _ knows they feel very sick.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX stayed all night taking care of PersonY because he was sick. _ felt so sad.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX stayed in bed and slept for longer than PersonY because _ was feeling more sick.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX was feeling sick on their stomach but PersonY wasn't, so _ ordered a glass of ginger ale to drink.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX was more sick in the morning than PersonY because _ was several weeks pregnant.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX was so tired of being sick all the time they asked PersonY for a remedy.  _ offered to pay whatever the cost.
Context Word: sick.
Output: PersonX was visited by PersonY because _ was very sick and needed a friend to bring him medicine and chicken soup.
Context Word: sick.
Output: The sick man walked past PersonX but not PersonY because _ was just a receptionist at the hospital.
Context Word: selfish.
Output: Because PersonX was more selfish than PersonY, _ went out partying and left him with the baby.
Context Word: selfish.
Output: PersonX always took more cake than PersonY to be selfish as _ was very greedy.
Context Word: selfish.
Output: PersonX was a bad friend to PersonY because _ was very selfish and never reciprocated the favors and help she was received.
Context Word: selfish.
Output: PersonX was a very selfish individual but PersonY was very generous. _ did not have a lot of good friends.
Context Word: Mainstream.
Output: Mainstream media is a interesting topic at work for PersonX and PersonY, _ often is more knowledgeable about men in the entertainment industry.
Context Word: metal roofing.
Output: Looking for the cheapest place  to but metal roofing is how PersonX and PersonY met, _ is a construction worker.
Context Word: unattractive.
Output: PersonX thought PersonY was very unattractive, so _ had no interest in ever going out with them.
Context Word: vineyard.
Output: PersonX drank wine everyday as opposed to PersonY because _ lived very close to the local vineyard.
Context Word: vineyard.
Output: PersonX was paid good money by PersonY in her winemaking business, since _ labored in the vineyard .
Context Word: swag.
Output: PersonX liked to party more than PersonY however _ never managed to get the good swag.
Context Word: physical.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY had made the basketball team because _ was able to pass the physical.
Context Word: physical.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY made it into the police academy because _ was able to pass the physical exam.
Context Word: physical.
Output: PersonX never went to the doctor, but PersonY got a physical every year, so _ was unhealthy.
Context Word: disco party.
Output: PersonX is having a disco party next week and put PersonY in charge of telling everybody, _ likes to give orders to others.
Context Word: convicted.
Output: PersonX was convicted of the horrible crime that happened last year unlike PersonY, because _ was guilty.
Context Word: swag hook.
Output: The swag hook was installed by PersonX instead of PersonY because _ had the proper tools.
Context Word: provide.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY will be laid off from work because _ did not provide a doctor's note for the sick days.
Context Word: cinematographer.
Output: Becoming a cinematographer was a dream for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ always had attention to detail.
Context Word: cinematographer.
Output: PersonX would love to be a cinematographer, while PersonY wants to work in the sciences. _ will work in movies.
Context Word: cinematographer.
Output: Working as a cinematographer appealed to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was experienced with a camera.
Context Word: image.
Output: PersonX had the image of PersonY burned into their mind, so _ was unable to forget their face.
Context Word: Communication.
Output: personx has a much better communication skill than persony does even though _ is an introvert.
Context Word: conure.
Output: PersonX bought PersonY a conure as it was a present from _ for her twentieth birthday.
Context Word: Alexa.
Output: PersonX tried to tell PersonY how to use Alexa, but _ wasn't explaining it right.
Context Word: poses.
Output: PersonX taught all the yoga poses to PersonY, thanks to all the training _ had taken.
Context Word: poses.
Output: The poses in Yoga are easier for PersonX compared to PersonY because _ is limber.
Context Word: healthy hair.
Output: Having healthy hair Is important to PersonX  but PersonY is not concerned about it, _ likes to take of themselves.
Context Word: articulate.
Output: Running a business is more suited to PersonX than PersonY because _ is able to articulate a clear vision.
Context Word: continues.
Output: PersonX continues to pick on PersonY, even after being told to stop, because _ is a relentless bully.
Context Word: fruitcake.
Output: Fruitcake disgusted PersonX, but PersonY was just the oppositve, as a result of _ growing up with it.
Context Word: pica.
Output: PersonX diagnosed PersonY's pica so _ spent the day making sure the other didn't eat paint.
Context Word: pica.
Output: PersonX was getting Pica treatment from PersonY so _ needed to decide to stop eating paint.
Context Word: Cigar.
Output: PersonX liked to smoke a cigar but PersonY like to smoke a cigarette. _ was excited to go to Cuba.
Context Word: hosiery.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to borrow some hosiery, because _ had run out of stockings that day.
Context Word: hosiery.
Output: PersonX is always getting runs in their hosiery, while PersonY does not. _ is reckless most of the time.
Context Word: hosiery.
Output: Wearing hosiery is great for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ has very thin legs.
Context Word: nurse.
Output: PersonX envied PersonY's ability as a caring and competent nurse because _ didn't finish nursing school.
Context Word: nurse.
Output: PersonX studied hard for their nursing exam but PersonY wasted their time, so _ became a nurse.
Context Word: nurse.
Output: PersonX was better suited to be a nurse than PersonY, because _ had a nurturing type of personality.
Context Word: nurse.
Output: PersonX was in school to be a nurse but PersonY was not, so _ was one day going to enter the medical field.
Context Word: gutters.
Output: PersonX had hired PersonY to clean out the gutters, so _ held the tall ladder.
Context Word: microscope.
Output: Looking at organisms under the microscope, PersonX identified PersonY's specimen, as _ had extensive knowledge of microbiology.
Context Word: microscope.
Output: PersonX sold PersonY a microscope last Wednesday for twenty dollars,  customer service is were _  said to return the item.
Context Word: microscope.
Output: The microscope that PersonX had adjusted for PersonY fell off the table and broke, so _ adjusted another one.
Context Word: solar panel.
Output: PersonX was installing solar panels on PersonY's roof when he slipped and fell off the roof. _ yelled for help and for someone to call an ambulance.
Context Word: mental health.
Output: PersonX believed mental health as important as physical, but PersonY disagreed. _ had long suffered from anxiety.
Context Word: mental health.
Output: The mental health of PersonX is much better than PersonY's because _ sees a therapist.
Context Word: mental health.
Output: To maintain his mental health, PersonX sought the counsel of PersonY because _ was very ignorant on the topic.
Context Word: bites.
Output: PersonX always got animal bites when they were younger but PersonY did not so they felt _ .
Context Word: bites.
Output: PersonX had more bites than PersonY had because _ had fallen asleep in the woods.
Context Word: bites.
Output: PersonX is buying cream for PersonY's spider bites all over her arm so _  is shopping.
Context Word: bites.
Output: PersonX used bug spray and PersonY did not, so _ had zero insect bites when camping.
Context Word: bites.
Output: PersonX was not very hungry, but PersonY was ravenous, so _ only took some small bites of the food.
Context Word: Vagina.
Output: PersonX didn't keep their vagina very clean but PersonY did. _ often had an odor about their crotch.
Context Word: effects.
Output: Running a business better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ always ran through the effects of decision.
Context Word: verbal.
Output: PersonX was effective at verbal communication while PersonY was quiet, so _ was a good public speaker.
Context Word: identification.
Output: PersonX was held by the officers for longer than PersonY because _ had no identification on them.
Context Word: mountains.
Output: PersonX loves to go to the mountains for a vacation but PersonY prefers the beach _ booked a trip to the Grand Tetons.
Context Word: soothe.
Output: PersonX used a thick cream to soothe PersonY's burn because _ had been a nurse for a long time.
Context Word: snow plows.
Output: The snow plows that PersonX runs are better than the ones owned by PersonY because _ owns newer ones.
Context Word: deployment.
Output: PersonX had three deployments in the last five years unlike PersonY because _ was still in the military.
Context Word: collaborate.
Output: The project meant PersonX collaborated with PersonY, who was not excited. _ loved working with others.
Context Word: antifreeze.
Output: PersonX's dog got sick from licking up antifreeze, but PersonY's dog did not because _ forgot to use a pan when they emptied the radiator.
Context Word: letters.
Output: PersonX was being taught letters and words by PersonY because _ is a great student.
Context Word: letters.
Output: PersonX wrote mean letters to everyone in the class unlike PersonY because _ was very cruel.
Context Word: letters.
Output: The letters PersonX wrote were better written than those of PersonY because _ is an English major.
Context Word: team.
Output: On Thursday PersonX watched PersonY's team play baseball, and _ caught a ball in the stands.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX bet on the opposite team as PersonY and lost, so _ was angry with their choice.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX celebrated the team's win in the cup more than PersonY because _ was their biggest fan.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX subbed PersonY out of the game because _ was the coach of the team and wanted his team to win.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX wanted to be on PersonY's volleyball team, as _ knew it would be a winning team.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX wanted to form a basketball team with PersonY because _ needed someone taller to play center.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX was a member of a baseball league and asked PersonY for management advice because _ was currently the team manager.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX was less confident the basketball team would win than PersonY because _ was more pessimistic.
Context Word: team.
Output: PersonX was the number one player on the team coached by PersonY, so _ got to play first string.
Context Word: team.
Output: The team preferred to play with PersonX instead of PersonY because _ follows the rules.
Context Word: honesty.
Output: Honesty is always the best policy PersonX believed while PersonY laughed. _ scolded them when they took the shirt from the store.
Context Word: comfort zone.
Output: Getting out of the comfort zone was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ was a fearless risk taker.
Context Word: vacuum the leather couch.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to vacuum the leather couch because _ had never owned one before.
Context Word: underwear.
Output: PersonX couldn't find a clean pair of underwear, so he took one from PersonY, so _ was able to get dressed on time.
Context Word: underwear.
Output: PersonX didn't have any clean underwear to wear that day, unlike PersonY, because _ remembered to do the laundry.
Context Word: underwear.
Output: The mother quickly rushed to PersonX and past PersonY because _ needed a change of underwear.
Context Word: Lifestyle.
Output: For years and years, PersonX truly admired the lifestyle that PersonY led because _ did not lead an exciting life.
Context Word: awareness.
Output: PersonX had extensive military training, while PersonY did not which meant _ had much more awareness of his surroundings.
Context Word: awareness.
Output: PersonX was much more comfortable in her own skin than PersonY was because _ had great self awareness.
Context Word: chocolate milk.
Output: PersonX accidentally spilled his chocolate milk all over the place and PersonY laughed, so Mom tried to help _ .
Context Word: spotting.
Output: Birdwatching was PersonX 's favorite while PersonY found it boring, because _ was good at spotting rare birds.
Context Word: dehumidifier.
Output: PersonX bought a dehumidifier and PersonY did not, so _ had less water in the air in their house.
Context Word: comics.
Output: PersonX is considered to be better at drawing comics than PersonY, so _ offers to give lessons.
Context Word: celery.
Output: PersonX always put celery in PersonY's salad. _ didn't know he didn't like celery in salads.
Context Word: celery.
Output: PersonX spat out her celery while PersonY munched on it happily, since _ despised the vegetable.
Context Word: Vein.
Output: Personx had a hard time drawing blood from persony vein because _ had a trembling hand.
Context Word: laugh.
Output: When PersonX started to laugh at PersonY after he fell, Mother told _ he should apologize.
Context Word: kickball.
Output: PersonX can kick the kickball farther than PersonY on the playground, so _ has stronger legs.
Context Word: work ethic.
Output: PersonX ended up getting promoted above PersonY, because _ had a much stronger work ethic.
Context Word: Bristled Hairbrush.
Output: After PersonX repeatedly disobeyed PersonY, _ was chased around the house with a bristled hairbrush for an hour.
Context Word: lip.
Output: PersonX used lip balm but PersonY did not so he felt _ in this situation.
Context Word: painting.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had ever seen the famous painting because _ could not remember.
Context Word: painting.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to decorate the living room because  _ is terrible at painting walls.
Context Word: painting.
Output: PersonX posed on a stand while PersonY observed them because _ was modelling for the painting class.
Context Word: painting.
Output: PersonX spent more time gazing at the painting than PersonY did because _ is an art enthusiast.
Context Word: painting.
Output: PersonX was very good at painting but PersonY was not. _ made a beautiful picture.
Context Word: painting.
Output: The painting stood out to PersonX but not PersonY because it reminded _ of their childhood.
Context Word: painting.
Output: When it comes to painting, PersonX decides to hire PersonY for the job because _ is a new homeowner.
Context Word: bees.
Output: PersonX went closer to the trees than PersonY although _ was afraid of the bees.
Context Word: bees.
Output: Personx accidentally hit a bees nest with a ball so Persony jumped into the pool and _ got stung.
Context Word: leaking.
Output: The pipes were leaking at PersonXs house, so they called PersonY to take a look.  _ could not fix them alone.
Context Word: saving.
Output: Saving money has never been something PersonX does but the same can't be said about PersonY, _ needs to learn how to save.
Context Word: messaging app.
Output: PersonX always got his texts typed faster then PersonY, because ( _ ) used a faster messaging app.
Context Word: donated.
Output: PersonX donated a couple bags of her old clothes for PersonY's because they don't fit _ .
Context Word: utensils.
Output: PersonX bought the utensils that PersonY needed for her because _ had free time all day.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to get a girlfriend than it was for PersonY because _ was much more charming.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX and his girlfriend shop for a gift for PersonY, because _ cares about giving gifts.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to be his girlfriend last week but _ was not happy with the answer.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX came with his girlfriend while PersonY came alone. She was always together with _ .
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX desperately wanted a relationship with a sweet girlfriend like PersonY because _ felt unloved.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX gave their girlfriend a better gift than PersonY gave to theirs because _ was richer.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX liked PersonY's girlfriend and asked her on a date, and _ was disappointed when the girl refused.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: PersonX liked girls more than PersonY so _ had a lot of girlfriends to go out with.
Context Word: girlfriend.
Output: When PersonX declined PersonY's invitation to go out on a date, _ explained that they already had a girlfriend.
Context Word: Observe your surroundings.
Output: Observe your surroundings is the first lesson PersonX teaches PersonY, _ teaches others to be col and calm.
Context Word: Dollar Bill.
Output: PersonX was quite generous when they tipped but PersonY was more reserved. _ left a one hundred dollar bill for their server.
Context Word: dyed hair.
Output: PersonX wanted to properly clean up PersonY's blonde dyed hair so _ got the chair ready.
Context Word: junk.
Output: PersonX is always receiving uninterested junk mail in her inbox from PersonY, so _ blocks her.
Context Word: junk.
Output: PersonX nagged PersonY to throw stuff away, because _ was tired of seeing junk all over the place.
Context Word: ninja.
Output: Ninja movies are a favorite of PersonX although PersonY likes westerns better. _ rented Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon from Blockbuster.
Context Word: ninja.
Output: PersonX likes pretending to be a ninja, and PersonY feels too old for that, so _ is likely the kid.
Context Word: ninja.
Output: PersonX was learning how to be a ninja from PersonY however _ was more stealthy at home.
Context Word: gun.
Output: PersonX didn't like having a gun in the house while PersonY wanted one for protection. _ tried to sell it on ebay one day.
Context Word: gun.
Output: PersonX had never fired a gun before, so PersonY took him to a firing range; _ was nervous.
Context Word: gun.
Output: PersonX was allowed to play with the pellet gun, but not PersonY because _ is more responsible.
Context Word: gun.
Output: The boy asked PersonX, instead of PersonY, for permission to shoot the gun because _ was more lenient.
Context Word: gun.
Output: The gun was pointed at PersonX but not at PersonY , so _ knew she was in danger of being shot.
Context Word: thyme.
Output: PersonX loved the flavor of thyme in food but PersonY did not. _ grew some thyme on their window sill.
Context Word: chocolate chip.
Output: PersonX enjoys chocolate chip cookies more than PersonY, so _ bakes the goodies more often..
Context Word: sanitizer.
Output: PersonX never used hand sanitizer, but PersonY used it constantly, so _ caught the flu.
Context Word: unhealthy.
Output: PersonX tries to cut out unhealthy foods while attending PersonY's party, because _ usually eats too many sweets.
Context Word: unhealthy.
Output: PersonX was tempted by unhealthy foods unlike PersonY because _ didn't have a good diet regimen.
Context Word: rabies.
Output: Personx got rabies from persony dog because _ do not take good care of himself.
Context Word: fan.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to turn on the fan since it was hot, and _ had the fan turned on for them.
Context Word: fan.
Output: PersonX was a big fan of PersonY and when _ met they other they screamed in joy.
Context Word: fan.
Output: So _ turned on the fan because PersonX was hot while PersonY was cold for some reason.
Context Word: fan.
Output: The fan was broken, so PersonX asked PersonY to help him fix it. After it was fixed, _ felt appreciative.
Context Word: encouraged.
Output: PersonX refused to speak in front of the class even after being encouraged by PersonY, because _ wasn't brave enough.
Context Word: Photojournalism.
Output: PersonX had much more experience in photojournalism than PersonY did because _ pursued his career much earlier.
Context Word: hydrogen peroxide.
Output: PersonX bumped into PersonY and spilled wine all over the carpet; then _ cleaned up the mess with hydrogen peroxide.
Context Word: academic.
Output: Academic success came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had developed good study habits.
Context Word: academic.
Output: PersonX was more academic than PersonY was because _ had attended more schools and institutes.
Context Word: apply.
Output: It was PersonX that pushed PersonY to apply themselves to compete because _ believed they could.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX  had to apply the lotion for PersonY, because _ the skin rash was very contagious.
Context Word: apply.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY would be considered for the job opening because _ did apply for the position.