niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: hypochondria.
Output: Recently, PersonX has been suffering from hypochondria and PersonY was getting tired of it, so _ went to see a doctor.
Context Word: Talent Show.
Output: personx performed better at the talent show than persony despite the fact that _ spent less time preparing for it.
Context Word: speakers.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY some speakers because _ just bought a new set for home use.
Context Word: speakers.
Output: PersonX had worse audio speakers than PersonY, so _ had music that sounded more muffled.
Context Word: speakers.
Output: PersonX has an easier time understanding Irish speakers than PersonY, because _ has Irish descent.
Context Word: speakers.
Output: The speakers talked about meeting PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a famous celebrity.
Context Word: sundae.
Output: PersonX made a giant caramel sundae for PersonY because _ loved making different kinds of desserts.
Context Word: sundae.
Output: PersonX made a sundae for PersonY, but he had already made a banana split. _ decided to eat the sundae himself.
Context Word: Team.
Output: PersonX gave strategy to PersonY on the football team because _ was the team leader.
Context Word: biology.
Output: PersonX wanted to teach biology, but PersonY thought he should teach chemistry so _ relented and taught chemistry.
Context Word: donor.
Output: PersonX was willing to be a kidney donor for PersonY, as _ is a very good person.
Context Word: model.
Output: At the pool, PersonX  sighed and wished she had PersonY's model like figure, because _ was very overweight.
Context Word: model.
Output: During the fashion show, PersonX marveled at the sight of the models, while PersonY looked uninterested. _ was fascinated with women.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX built a model of her favorite house which PersonY owned because _ wanted to impress her.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY signed a modeling contract with the agency because _ was a professional model.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX had a very lucrative career as a model but PersonY did not because _ was very attractive.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX is envying really badly and is really jealous on PersonY that she is tall and model, because _ is short.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX made a lot of money being a hand model but not PersonY because _ had beautiful hands.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX really wanted to be model but PersonY reminded him he was too short but  _ is a dreamer.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX wants to get a modeling job and asks if PersonY can help her, because _ needs connections in fashion world.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX was chosen to be a model while PersonY was passed over, because _ was exceptionally tall.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX was more liekly to become a model than PersonY, because most people thought _ was beautiful.
Context Word: model.
Output: PersonX was more likely to be a model than PersonY because _ was a taller and prettier person.
Context Word: model.
Output: The kid chose PersonX as a role model over PersonY because _ was famous and well respected.
Context Word: criminal prosecution.
Output: PersonX thought of PersonY as just another person who was downing criminal prosecution, _ is a believer in justice.
Context Word: king.
Output: PersonX was the king while PersonY was a jester so _ laughed at the other's performance.
Context Word: local.
Output: PersonX helped show around the local area to PersonY during the tourist trip because _ was a native.
Context Word: local.
Output: PersonX went to the local bank to open a checking account and added PersonY as an authorized user. _ had paychecks direct deposited.
Context Word: newborn puppies.
Output: PersonX wanted to breed the dogs while PersonY wanted them neutered. _ thought newborn puppies were cute and worth the hard work.
Context Word: ball.
Output: PersonX apologized to PersonY as _ had hit him on the head with a golf ball.
Context Word: ball.
Output: PersonX kept PersonY firmly under the ball of their foot, because _ was all about control.
Context Word: ball.
Output: PersonX stole the ball from PersonY during a friendly game so _ gave the ball back.
Context Word: ball.
Output: PersonX threw the ball far slower than PersonY because _ had a weaker arm overall.
Context Word: cabbage.
Output: PersonX hated eating cabbage compared to PersonY, because _ mother never made him eat it as a child.
Context Word: cabbage.
Output: PersonX likes cabbage, broccoli and collard greens while PersonY likes fruits. _ grows a garden each year.
Context Word: cabbage.
Output: PersonX loves to eat boiled cabbage but PersonY hates boiled cabbage. _ ordered corned beef and cabbage for dinner.
Context Word: cabbage.
Output: PersonX was skinnier than PersonY because _ liked to eat a lot of cabbage and vegetables.
Context Word: contaminants.
Output: PersonX put the contaminants in PersonY's food, so _ was the cause of much pain.
Context Word: ordered.
Output: Because PersonX was a vegetarian and PersonY was not, _ ordered a salad at the restaurant.
Context Word: edge.
Output: PersonX had a competitive edge over PersonY in the race, because _ spent a lot more time training.
Context Word: robbery.
Output: PersonX was hiding like a coward while PersonY helped the police to prevent the robbery so the police was disappointed with _ .
Context Word: patient.
Output: PersonX went to see a patient in the hospital but not PersonY because _ was in town.
Context Word: patient.
Output: The patient put in a special request for PersonX instead of PersonY because _ was always compassionate.
Context Word: reacted.
Output: The man reacted better to PersonX and not PersonY because _ always treated him with respect.
Context Word: Gangrene.
Output: PersonX had diabetes but PersonY didn't suffer from that malady, thus _ was very prone to developing gangrene.
Context Word: purchase goldfish fry.
Output: PersonX needed help from PersonY to purchase goldfish fry because _ was a first time fish owner.
Context Word: adoption.
Output: Taking care of children came much more harder for PersonX than PersonY although _ really wanted to look at adoption.
Context Word: bong.
Output: PersonX liked to smoke their medical marijuana from a bong but PersonY prefers a joint. _ broke their bong when they dropped it.
Context Word: bong.
Output: PersonX smokes out of a bong, while PersonY uses an old fashioned pipe. _ likely is smoking weed.
Context Word: encourage.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was the better guidance counselor because _ would encourage the students to be their best.
Context Word: encourage.
Output: The man walked over to encourage PersonX but not PersonY because _ looked very sad and depressed.
Context Word: Cognac.
Output: While siping cognac on his yacht, PersonX waved to PersonY across the water.  _ wanted to know if they wanted a drink.
Context Word: Cognac.
Output: personx was helped home by persony after drinking too much Cognac but _ was too heavy.
Context Word: milky way.
Output: PersonX loves to study the milky way, but PersonY dislikes it because _ is an astronomer.
Context Word: biceps.
Output: PersonX wanted her biceps to show through her shirt like PersonY 's did, as _ 's arms were very flabby.
Context Word: biceps.
Output: PersonX works out more than PersonY so it's easier for _ to get big biceps.
Context Word: biceps.
Output: PersonX's biceps are scrawny, and PersonY is just the opposite because _ always avoids the gym.
Context Word: biceps.
Output: The biceps on PersonX are a lot larger than PersonY's because _ works out every day.
Context Word: biceps.
Output: While at the gym, PersonX was teaching PersonY how to curl biceps because _ was a personal trainer.
Context Word: Mother.
Output: PersonX was a very good mother but PersonY was not because _ was naturally a nurturing person.
Context Word: screenshot.
Output: PersonX couldn't figure out how to take a screenshot unlike PersonY because _ was technologically dumb.
Context Word: rottweilers.
Output: While PersonX loved a whole lot of dogs more than PersonY, _ was scared of rottweilers.
Context Word: Alcohol.
Output: PersonX didn't order any alcohol at the diner while PersonY did because _ had liver damage.
Context Word: Alcohol.
Output: PersonX loved to drink alcohol but PersonY liked soda better. _ ordered a Jack and Coke at the bar.
Context Word: Alcohol.
Output: PersonX went to PersonY 's house and consumed a lot of alcohol, so _ had to ride back home as a passenger.
Context Word: Color.
Output: Choosing paint was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a strong knowledge of color theory.
Context Word: paddleboarding.
Output: PersonX enjoyed watersports more than PersonY, so _ was the first to volunteer to try paddleboarding.
Context Word: arguing.
Output: PersonX loved arguing with other people but not PersonY because _ had a competitive spirit.
Context Word: exterior.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what was better for exterior doors metal or wood, _ is doing some remolding.
Context Word: new shed.
Output: Wanting a new shed PersonX hired PersonY to build them one, _ needs a new shed.
Context Word: camp.
Output: Camp was a nightmare for PersonX but not PersonY due to _ being attractive to the mosquitoes at the lake.
Context Word: camp.
Output: PersonX asked  PersonY to put his tent up at the camp site as _ had never been camping before and didn't know what he were doing.
Context Word: camp.
Output: PersonX has been attending camp to lose weight, but PersonY has not, so _ is likely fatter.
Context Word: camp.
Output: PersonX loved to camp in the wilderness but PersonY preferred a nice hotel. _ booked a trip to Yellowstone Park.
Context Word: camp.
Output: PersonX was in charge of navigating with the map while hiking to a camp site with PersonY, because _ loved reading maps.
Context Word: camp.
Output: PersonX went to summer camp this summer while PersonY went to summer school, so _ did not have homework over the summer.
Context Word: camp.
Output: Summer camp wasn't fun for PersonX, while PersonY had a blast. This is due to _ being an introvert.
Context Word: including.
Output: PersonX enjoys including PersonY in on every little thing they do, _ likes the company of other people.
Context Word: how to weight train.
Output: PersonX was interested in learning how to weight train and PersonY was not because _ wanted to be an ultimate fighter.
Context Word: Teenager.
Output: As a teenager, PersonX aspired to grow up to be like PersonY. _ was very inspired by him.
Context Word: Teenager.
Output: PersonX mulled the question for a while before asking PersonY what a teenager thought, _ wasn't young enough to guess.
Context Word: fuel.
Output: Money slipped through PersonX's fingers for rocket fuel although PersonY showed him how to make his own because _ had a learning problem.
Context Word: fuel.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she could borrow some fuel for her car, as _ had a shortage of it.
Context Word: origami.
Output: Origami is a favorite hobby of PersonX but not PersonY, because _ is not afraid of getting paper cuts.
Context Word: basics.
Output: PersonX was a pro, but PersonY only understood the basics, because _ had been doing it a much longer time.
Context Word: Caviar.
Output: PersonX wanted to share the caviar with PersonY, so _ was invited over for dinner and cocktails.
Context Word: Adidas Superstar.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to keep Adidas Superstar shoes clean, because _ recently bought shoes.
Context Word: immigration.
Output: Immigration was an important issue to PersonX but not to PersonY so _ voted for a candidate with a tough stance on it.
Context Word: immigration.
Output: PersonX had to pay PersonY an immigration bond because _ was an immigrant being detained without proper documentation.
Context Word: go on a diet.
Output: PersonX wanted to go on a diet and PersonY because _ was a couple of pounds overweight.
Context Word: blow dry.
Output: PersonX used to blow dry their hair every day, but PersonY let theirs air dry, so _ had healthy hair.
Context Word: old photos.
Output: PersonX was going through old photos of PersonY when _ found a very disturbing picture.
Context Word: hairstyle.
Output: PersonX has a more modern hairstyle compared to PersonY because _ likes to follow the latest trends.
Context Word: hairstyle.
Output: PersonX is always worried about her hairstyle, while PersonY could care less about things like that. _ is very concerned with how she looks.
Context Word: hairstyle.
Output: PersonX lacks the courage to change his hairstyle to fit his moods like PersonY does because _ is restrained.
Context Word: hairstyle.
Output: PersonX tried not to laugh at PersonY's hairstyle as they were walking down the hallway at school, but _ accidentally chuckled.
Context Word: ring.
Output: PersonX disliked the diamond ring PersonY was wearing, since _ felt diamonds were the result of slave labor and violence.
Context Word: ring.
Output: PersonX is a jeweler and PersonY is not so _ could give the best advice on buying a wedding ring.
Context Word: ring.
Output: PersonX presents PersonY with a fancy wring they found at a flea market, because _ wants to cheer up their friend.
Context Word: ring.
Output: PersonX wore a wedding ring while PersonY doesn't wear any at all, so _ cleaned their ring.
Context Word: ring.
Output: The engagement ring of PersonX was bigger than PersonY because _ had a wealthier fiancee.
Context Word: ring.
Output: The ring was given to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a nicer and kinder person.
Context Word: Utah.
Output: PersonX had always wanted to go to Utah, but not PersonY. _ booked a trip to Moab.
Context Word: ripped.
Output: Getting ripped off was something that happened to PersonX regularly but not to PersonY because _ never paid attention to their store receipts.
Context Word: slot machine.
Output: PersonX didn't want to let PersonY play with the slot machine seeing as how _ was on a hot streak.
Context Word: shower.
Output: It takes PersonX longer to shower than PersonY due to the fact that _ is slower moving.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX cleaned their shower stall daily but PersonY only did it monthly. _ never had soap scum on their shower glass.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX did not take a shower in the morning, but PersonY did. _ is dirty.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX knew the perfect gift for the wedding  shower, but PersonY had to do some research, because _  was intimately acquainted with the bride.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX loved a good long shower but PersonY liked a long hot bath. _ installed a rainforest head in their bathroom.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX smelled much better than PersonY smelled because _ had just taken a shower at the house.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX smells better than PersonY usually due to _ taking a shower every single day.
Context Word: shower.
Output: PersonX took a shower with his old tattoo while PersonY could not take a shower with his new tattoo. _ took a shower today.
Context Word: shower.
Output: So _ took a long shower because PersonX was tired from working all day while PersonY stayed at home watching TV and relaxing.
Context Word: shower.
Output: Taking a shower is preferred by PersonX but disliked by PersonY. _ took a long hot shower.
Context Word: teased.
Output: PersonX teased PersonY about needing to find a homecoming date because _ already had one.
Context Word: hair removal cream.
Output: PersonX swore by hair removal cream while PersonY didn't use them, because _ always had a problem with shaving razors.
Context Word: obtained.
Output: PersonX obtained her knowledge from a reputable source, PersonY did not thus _ knew what she was talking about.
Context Word: vomiting.
Output: PersonX couldn't stop vomiting all day, despite the help PersonY was offering, because _ had food poisoning.
Context Word: vomiting.
Output: The cat of PersonX had a case of vomiting, while PersonY's was just fine, because _ 's cat eats a lot of fur.
Context Word: vomiting.
Output: The stew induced vomiting in PersonX but not in PersonY, _ just had a fragile stomach.
Context Word: dog lover.
Output: PersonX was a dog lover and PersonY was a cat lover, so _ suggested they get both a cat and a dog.
Context Word: pho.
Output: PersonX prepared pho several times a week compared to PersonY because _ enjoyed eating soups.
Context Word: psychological.
Output: PersonX suffered from psychological delusions, so PersonY gave them therapy, and _ gained relief from the sessions.
Context Word: buttercream.
Output: It was easy for PersonX to make buttercream cakes but not for PersonY because _ was a very good baker.
Context Word: Parents.
Output: Parents are out rage at PersonX for what has happened to PersonY , _ was in charge of safety ton the field trip.
Context Word: Parents.
Output: PersonX helped his parents with some money while PersonY bought a new car instead. They were proud of _ .
Context Word: Parents.
Output: PersonX thought that parents just don't understand but PersonY thought that they did understand. _ had a contentious relationship with their parents.
Context Word: Parents.
Output: xPersonX asked PersonY 's parents for advice on how to raise his newborn because _ grew up rebellious.
Context Word: lolita.
Output: Wearing gothic lolita clothing suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had no problems with frilly things.
Context Word: pills.
Output: PersonX offered PersonY some pills while sleeping on the bunk bed because _ is caring.
Context Word: pills.
Output: PersonX sold a bunch of illegal pills to PersonY, so _ now has a lot of money.
Context Word: pills.
Output: There are lots of pills in the home of PersonX, but none in the house of PersonY, so _ must be sick.
Context Word: infant.
Output: PersonX needed a break and asked PersonY to help, because _ was worn out by the infant.
Context Word: infant.
Output: The infant of PersonX is constipated, while PersonY's is doing just fine. _ is feeding her baby the wrong diet.
Context Word: hurdles.
Output: PersonX found leaping over hurdles to be difficult but not PersonY because _ had short legs.
Context Word: viral.
Output: PersonX got a bad viral infection from PersonY, so _ felt angry that they'd been infected by them.
Context Word: thankful.
Output: PersonX is known to be less gracious than PersonY because _ just isn't thankful for anything.
Context Word: thankful.
Output: PersonX was more thankful for the gift than PersonY although the gift _ received was less expensive.
Context Word: debt.
Output: Getting out of debt occurred within a few years for PersonX but not PersonY because _ worked with a sensible budget.
Context Word: debt.
Output: In his personal life, PersonX is deep in debt and being helped by PersonY, so _ is bankrupt.
Context Word: debt.
Output: PersonX had a lot of debt while PersonY had very little debt, so _ had far more bills to pay.
Context Word: debt.
Output: PersonX has a shopping addiction that PersonY doesn't, so _ has a lot of debt to pay down.
Context Word: debt.
Output: PersonX needed to borrow money from PersonY so _ could pay off some of his debt.
Context Word: debt.
Output: PersonX was in a lot of debt and PersonY was not because _ liked to spend a lot.
Context Word: debt.
Output: PersonX was trying hard to get out of debt while PersonY spends a lot because _ wants to buy a house.
Context Word: debt.
Output: The debt of PersonX is out of control, but PersonY barely has any. This is due to _ being a reckless spender.
Context Word: debt.
Output: When PersonX put the family into debt, PersonY filed for divorce; then the judge gave _ a withering look.
Context Word: rum.
Output: The rum that PersonX brought to the party was all drank by PersonY, so _ is vehement.
Context Word: tuberculosis.
Output: PersonX was worried that PersonY's cough and fever could be tuberculosis, given _ 's knowledge of homeless shelter conditions.
Context Word: lung.
Output: PersonX had a more difficult time breathing than PersonY because _ had lung problems throughout life.
Context Word: lung.
Output: PersonX's was out of breath since his lung capacity was minimal compared to PersonY's.  _ rarely went jogging.
Context Word: massage.
Output: Nothing made PersonX relax like a nice massage, but they wigged out PersonY, as _ felt comfortable being touched.
Context Word: massage.
Output: On the anniversary, PersonX massaged the back of PersonY due to _ being a great person.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY went to the spa to get a massage because _ worked hard all day.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a massage at the massage parlor, and _ paid for an hour of time.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a massage but _ was sore after a long day at work as well.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY the massage massage of his life, so _ got an excellent tip.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX is giving a massage to PersonY right now so _ has a serious look on her face.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX loved to have a massage but PersonY did not care for them. This is because _ liked people touching them.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX wanted to get a massage but PersonY did not. This is because _ was feeling tense.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX wanted to massage her partner while PersonY want to massage her arm. _ massaged her partner.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX was very good at giving a massage but PersonY was not. _ made good money at the massage parlor.
Context Word: massage.
Output: PersonX worked on the back of PersonY because _ had a body that was capable of massage.
Context Word: massage.
Output: The lower back massage was ideal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ felt instant relief.
Context Word: massage.
Output: The massage that PersonX got was unprofessional compared to PersonY's because the masseuse of _ had no training.
Context Word: Ants.
Output: PersonX always wiped down their kitchen counter after every meal but PersonY let them go. _ never had problems with ants in the kitchen.
Context Word: baseball cap.
Output: PersonX's baseball cap looked better than PersonY's because _ was very careful in how she washed it.
Context Word: Love.
Output: Even after only dating for three months, PersonX fell in love with PersonY because _ was very obsessive.
Context Word: Reflex.
Output: Personx had a better reflex when playing with persony because _ had practiced more before the game .
Context Word: Steel.
Output: PersonX chose steel over iron to craft PersonY 's gun because _ owned a lot of steel.
Context Word: Steel.
Output: PersonX decided to clean PersonY 's sink with steel wool because _ had skills in cleaning really big messes.
Context Word: awards.
Output: PersonX was proud of PersonY for working so hard and winning two awards so _ took them out to celebrate.
Context Word: quiet.
Output: PersonX needed to study. PersonY recommended going to the library where it was quiet. _ ignored the advice.
Context Word: quiet.
Output: PersonX was always a quiet boy growing up compared to PersonY, because _ had zero friends.
Context Word: quiet.
Output: PersonX was always a sort of quiet person while PersonY was not, so _ is introverted.
Context Word: fresher.
Output: PersonX smelled much cleaner and fresher than PersonY did because _ had taken a better shower.
Context Word: pray.
Output: After a long week, PersonX but not PersonY took a trip to the temple to pray because _ is very religious.
Context Word: pray.
Output: On a daily basis, PersonX always prays, but PersonY sees no need to. _ is a Catholic.
Context Word: pray.
Output: PersonX converted to Christianity and asked PersonY about how to pray as a Christian because _ was previously an Atheist.
Context Word: pray.
Output: PersonX was happy and praised PersonY because _ stopped working to pray during their lunch break.
Context Word: pray.
Output: The man prays for PersonX way more than PersonY right now because _ is very sick.
Context Word: suitable.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was reprimanded by their boss because _ did things that were not suitable for the workplace.
Context Word: bra size.
Output: PersonX bought padded bras, but not PersonY. _ had always been self-conscious of her bra size.
Context Word: squash.
Output: PersonX enjoyed eating spaghetti made out of squash but not PersonY because _ was health conscious.
Context Word: squash.
Output: PersonX loved the taste of squash but PersonY hated it's flavor. _ ordered the squash casserole with their dinner.
Context Word: squash.
Output: The squash that PersonX grew in the yard are much bigger than PersonY's because _ is a superior farmer.
Context Word: girl scouts.
Output: PersonX joined the Girl Scouts before PersonY, therefore _ has more experience selling yummy but overpriced cookies.
Context Word: mosquitoes.
Output: PersonX and PersonY went camping in the forest even though _ was annoyed with the mosquitoes.
Context Word: commands.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to always obey all of his commands, because _ is the master.
Context Word: commands.
Output: PersonX's dog followed commands while PersonY's dog barked throughout the night because _ had a dog that was well trained.
Context Word: Blood Stains.
Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's help cleaning up the blood stains because _ did not want to get caught.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: Hair coloring is what PersonX is discussing with PersonY in order to give them advice, _ is a beautician.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: PersonX had a black hair color and PersonY had a blue hair color. _ hair color was common.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: PersonX had better hair than PersonY, so _ had to take better care of their hair.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: PersonX had long curly hair but PersonY was bald. _ had to wear a hat on windy days to keep their hair out of their face.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: PersonX wanted to ask PersonY about something, as _ had trouble doing their hair the way they wanted it.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: PersonX was trying to teach PersonY to take care of her hair because _ was a stylist.
Context Word: Hair.
Output: personx had her hair cut short because persony wanted it that way and _ was pestered for it.
Context Word: trouble.
Output: PersonX fears that PersonY is in serious financial trouble, but _ is mistaken about the situation.
Context Word: suing.
Output: Although PersonX was PersonY's lawyer for the arbitration, _ felt they shouldn't be suing the state.
Context Word: suing.
Output: An upset PersonX is planning on suing their neighbor PersonY because _ thought they did wrong.
Context Word: married.
Output: Because PersonX was not planning to get married to his current girlfriend but PersonY wanted to marry his girlfriend, _ broke up with his girlfriend.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she wanted to get married right away, because _ was in love..
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what time of day they had gotten married because _ couldn't remember.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX didn't know they were sleeping with a married man when they were with PersonY, because _ had believed their lies.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX got married at a much younger age than PersonY because _ is much more desirable.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX got married early while PersonY didn't find love until late in life because _ is quite beautiful.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY get married even though _ thought it wasn't worth it.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX was sleeping with PersonY, who was married, so _ went home alone when they were done.
Context Word: married.
Output: PersonX went online to receive his ordainment before PersonY got married, because _ served as an officiant.
Context Word: married.
Output: Since PersonX was married for ten years while PersonY was single, _ wore a wedding ring.
Context Word: calves.
Output: PersonX was jealous of PersonY's calves so _ hit the gym hard to increase his leg strength to catch up.
Context Word: avascular necrosis.
Output: PersonX was totally confused when PersonY started talking about avascular necrosis, because _ did not go to medical school.
Context Word: puberty.
Output: PersonX decided to talk to her daughter PersonY about puberty, because _ found out she had just gotten her first period.
Context Word: puberty.
Output: PersonX was going through puberty sooner than PersonY because _ had hit his growth spurt sooner.
Context Word: puberty.
Output: PersonX was having difficulty going through puberty but not PersonY because _ had very strong acne causing hormones.
Context Word: during the night and stay awake.
Output: PersonX has trouble at night unlike PersonY ,for  _ it is nothing to wake up during the night and stay awake.
Context Word: tactics.
Output: PersonX used sneaky tactics to trick PersonY into signing the contract, because _ had no scruples.
Context Word: tactics.
Output: The swat team led by PersonX had better tactics than the team led by PersonY because _ had more experience as a leader.
Context Word: elephant.
Output: PersonX had a more difficult time climbing on the elephants back than PersonY, because _ was clumsy.
Context Word: extrovert.
Output: Unlike the shy PersonX, PersonY was an extrovert,  so _ dreaded attending the big party.
Context Word: Super Smash Brothers Melee.
Output: PersonX invited PersonY over for a Super Smash Brothers Melee tournament because _ wanted to spend quality time together.
Context Word: planning.
Output: After years of planning, PersonX managed to ruin the business owned by PersonY, and _ finally got their revenge.
Context Word: planning.
Output: PersonX was busy planning the wedding and honeymoon as PersonY was sleeping, as _ was excited.
Context Word: planning.
Output: PersonX was more interested in planning his vacation than PersonY because _ had always wanted to travel.
Context Word: planning.
Output: Planning was PersonX's specialty, while PersonY was good at picking locks, so _ wrote the plan down.
Context Word: speeches.
Output: For his job, PersonX writes grand speeches for PersonY. So, in their relationship, _ is the speechwriter.
Context Word: speeches.
Output: PersonX likes to give speeches to large groups but PersonY doesn't because _ is a show-off.
Context Word: speeches.
Output: PersonX writes the numerous great speeches for PersonY because _ 's job is speech writer.
Context Word: daydreams.
Output: PersonX was very grounded but PersonY often got lost in their daydreams. _ was very serious all the  time.
Context Word: feral cat.
Output: A feral cat was seen in PersonX backyard by PersonY , _ needs help looking out for her private property.
Context Word: feral cat.
Output: PersonX took in a feral cat, but personY hates cats, so _ is likely a cat person in general.
Context Word: recognized.
Output: PersonX recognized an inherent talent in PersonY, so _ asked them to star in a new movie.
Context Word: Window.
Output: PersonX spent all day looking out the window and watching PersonY's every move, so _ was considered a stalker.
Context Word: neighborhood.
Output: The neighborhood was quiet, so PersonX invited PersonY for a walk around the block. When he accepted, _ felt relieved.
Context Word: herbal.
Output: PersonX doesn't have as healthy of an immune system than PersonY because _ doesn't take herbal supplements daily.
Context Word: herbal.
Output: PersonX had a larger array of herbal teas compared to PersonY because _ drank a lot of tea.
Context Word: herbal.
Output: PersonX is a pharmacist, PersonY is not therefore _ would know more about the safety of herbal remedies.
Context Word: herbal.
Output: PersonX loved taking herbal medicine while PersonY does not because _ hated modern western medicine.
Context Word: herbal.
Output: PersonX was interested in learning about herbal treatments and asked PersonY to share her knowledge. _ was anxious to learn.
Context Word: Milk.
Output: While shopping for groceries, PersonX wanted milk, while PersonY wanted beer, _ relented because she likes partying too.
Context Word: google.
Output: PersonX needs to create a calendar in google docs so he asks PersonY to help him, because _ is a computer newbie.
Context Word: google.
Output: So _ uses Google to search for information because PersonX trusts in it and PersonY doesn't.
Context Word: bright.
Output: PersonX ended up giving PersonY a bright outlook on life when _ started a talk about how wonderful everything is.
Context Word: bright.
Output: PersonX was into goth clothing, but PersonY liked wearing bright colors, so _ had a darker presence.
Context Word: fill.
Output: It took another hour for PersonX to fill the tank with water as compared with PersonY because _ worked very slowly.
Context Word: broken finger.
Output: A broken finger is nothing to play with PersonX told PersonY, _ has learned from making a lot of mistakes.
Context Word: hairline.
Output: Hairline restoration cost a lot of money which PersonX willingly paid, but not PersonY, as _ was self conscious of their bald head.
Context Word: hairline.
Output: PersonX wants to make her hairline grow back so she visits PersonY, because _ wants to look pretty.
Context Word: white dress.
Output: PersonX wore a white dress to the event, but not PersonY, because _ knew that that it was inappropriate for a wedding.
Context Word: Microsoft.
Output: PersonX has hired PersonY to install new Microsoft programs on the laptop. _ is more of a newbie at technology.
Context Word: accupressure.
Output: PersonX was very tense and went to PersonY for accupressure therapy. _ felt much better afterward.
Context Word: candidate.
Output: PersonX was a poor candidate for the district, as opposed to PersonY, because _ was a liar.
Context Word: Immigrate.
Output: In the 1980s, PersonX decided to immigrate to America to be with PersonY. _ was an American.
Context Word: activities.
Output: PersonX engaged in my physical activities while PersonY sat around playing video game, so _ was much more healthy.
Context Word: activities.
Output: PersonX was brainstorming activities for the event unlike PersonY because _ was in charge of that portion.
Context Word: Marriage.
Output: Marriage was very important for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ was very traditional.
Context Word: betrayed.
Output: Although she was mad at both, the friend felt more betrayed by PersonX than PersonY because _  had told the secret.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: PersonX had a bad case of diarrhea but PersonY did not. _ soiled the pants they were wearing.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: PersonX had been sick for days with diarrhea while PersonY was left to clean up the mess, so _ promised to clean it up himself.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: PersonX had had diarrhea all day but PersonY had not so _ was feeling very ill.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: PersonX has a chronic diarrhea so she goes to doctor PersonY for an advice, because _ feels miserable.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: PersonX was less likely to get diarrhea than PersonY because _ knew a lot about food safety.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: PersonX's dog had diarrhea so she called her vet PersonY for help. _ asked what kind of food to give her dog to stop the diarrhea.
Context Word: diarrhea.
Output: The diarrhea affected PersonX more than it affected PersonY since _ was an elderly person.
Context Word: Omakase.
Output: personx trust persony well enough to make him a tasty Omakase and _ was not disappointed.
Context Word: tarantula.
Output: PersonX was more hesitant than PersonY to feed the pet tarantula, because _ was arachnophobic.
Context Word: spirit.
Output: PersonX skipped out on the school pep rallies while PersonY was always cheering, since _ lacked school spirit.
Context Word: coworker.
Output: When PersonX refused to help their coworker PersonY with the project, the boss was sympathetic to _ .
Context Word: beef tongue.
Output: PersonX thought beef tongue tacos were tasty but PersonY though they were gross. _ ordered tacos de lenga for lunch.
Context Word: stared.
Output: PersonX stared at the man with tattoos on his face but PersonY didn't. _ needed to be reminded it's impolite to stare.
Context Word: pamper.
Output: PersonX enjoyed her stay at the spa more than PersonY because _ found it easy to pamper herself.
Context Word: pamper.
Output: PersonX invited PersonY to pamper themselves at the local spa, so _ picked her up on the way there.
Context Word: NOTES.
Output: PersonX received a higher score, on the test, than PersonY because _ 's study notes were amazing.
Context Word: common sense.
Output: Common sense was something that PersonX had a lot of but not PersonY, so _ got in out of the lightning storm.
Context Word: pistachios.
Output: PersonX does not like to eat pistachios while PersonY does due to _ thinking they are too hard to open.
Context Word: pistachios.
Output: Pistachios were always one of PersonX's favorite foods while PersonY didn't like them because _ loved nuts.
Context Word: Excel.
Output: PersonX was very good at using Excel but PersonY was not. _ made a perfect spreadsheet for the project.
Context Word: circles.
Output: PersonX drew circles around the correct answers so PersonY could cheat; when they were caught, _ blamed him.
Context Word: circles.
Output: The dark circles under PersonX's eyes were darker than PersonY's due to _ being older.
Context Word: scent sensitivity.
Output: PersonX loved to burn candles but PersonY hated it. _ never suffered from scent sensitivity.
Context Word: explanation.
Output: PersonX gave a very good explanation about the math problem but PersonY did not because _ was a thorough individual.
Context Word: scented.
Output: The powerful fragrance of the lemon lavender scented candle was excessive to PersonX but acceptable to PersonY because _ had a highly acute sense of smell.
Context Word: Impress.
Output: Personx tried to impress people harder than persony does but _ always got loved less.
Context Word: appetite.
Output: PersonX had a much larger appetite than PersonY, so _ ate the entire meal and the leftovers from yesterday.
Context Word: appetite.
Output: PersonX has a more intense appetite for food than PersonY because _ is a very emotional person.
Context Word: appetite.
Output: PersonX has a much lower appetite than PersonY does because _ takes appetite suppressants every day.
Context Word: appetite.
Output: PersonX's appetite was much smaller than PersonY's, so _ dinner was served on a side plate.
Context Word: Algeria.
Output: PersonX being a native of Algeria, prevailed over PersonY in their book report due to _ having personal knowledge and experience.
Context Word: cigarette.
Output: PersonX gave the carton of cigarettes to PersonY because _ had just quit smoking cigarettes.
Context Word: Citizenship.
Output: When moving to America, PersonX got his citizenship before PersonY because _ was better at civics.
Context Word: Jumping Spider.
Output: PersonX wanted to share their love of jumping spiders with PersonY, so _ placed one on his hand.
Context Word: wet tail.
Output: PersonX took her hamster to the vet because it had diarrhea where PersonY's diagnosed it with wet tail. _ was very concerned about her favorite pet.
Context Word: afghan.
Output: Knitting an afghan was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had learned to knit at a young age.
Context Word: become a professional drummer.
Output: PersonX was a better drummer than PersonY because _ wanted to become a professional drummer.
Context Word: clammy.
Output: The hands of PersonX are clammy, while PersonY's are nice and dry at the job interview, so _ is likely nervous.
Context Word: Shoelaces.
Output: PersonX had his shoelaces tied every day by PersonY because _ wasn't good at it.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: After reading about the dangers, PersonX encouraged PersonY to quit smoking, but he ignored _ 's advice.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: It was likely that PersonX but not PersonY would get lung cancer because _ has been smoking cigarettes for thirty years.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: Kicking a smoking habit came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had been smoking for a short while.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: PersonX spent a lifetime smoking unfiltered cigarettes while PersonY never smoked a day in their life. _ is worried they may develop lung cancer.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: PersonX still hadn't given up smoking, while PersonY had quit last year, because _ had little willpower.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: PersonX wanted to help his good friend PersonY quit smoking for _ was an former smoker.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: PersonX was caught smoking in PersonYs house even after it was made clear _ was not supposed to.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: PersonX was thinking about smoking a cigarette but PersonY would not touch one because _ thought smoking was cool.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: PersonX was tired of PersonY stinking up the house, so _ instituted a rule of no smoking inside.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: The doctor suggested that PersonX but not PersonY quit smoking immediately because _ smoked cigarettes.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: Trying to stop smoking was harder for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had weak motivation.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: When other people were smoking, PersonX was more disgusted than PersonY because _ had always avoided smoke.
Context Word: smoking.
Output: While PersonX had been smoking for two weeks, PersonY had been smoking for five years, so it was easier for _ to quit.
Context Word: kill.
Output: PersonX was on a mission to kill PersonY, because _ was a sadist who had to have blood.
Context Word: spay.
Output: After getting a new puppy, PersonX wanted the spay the dog. PersonY thought it was unnecessary, but _ knew it was what responsible pet owners do.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: It was natural for PersonX to know more than PersonY about pasta because _ was of Italian heritage.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: PersonX prepared a big plate of pasta for PersonY, because _ knew it was her favorite.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: PersonX's pasta tastes bland when compared to the one that PersonY made, so _ probably used a boring recipe.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: The pasta of PersonX always tastes more authentic than PersonY's because _ is a famous cook.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: The pasta that PersonX made was much tastier than PersonY's because _ elected to use a special sauce.
Context Word: floor tiles.
Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's help to pick out floor tiles for their house, because _ was colorblind.
Context Word: bonus.
Output: PersonX didn't work hard at sales during the holiday season but PersonY did so _ received a paltry bonus.
Context Word: bonus.
Output: PersonX got a very big Christmas bonus this year unlike PersonY because _ worked for a great company.
Context Word: hemmorhoids.
Output: PersonX decided to eat more fiber and vegetables like PersonY does, because _ avoided hemmorhoids.
Context Word: good.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get accepted to college because _ got good grades in high school.
Context Word: good.
Output: PersonX had a good diet compared to PersonY because _ loved eating salads for lunch.
Context Word: good.
Output: PersonX has a very good lifestyle compared to PersonY because _ relaxes and goes on vacation often.
Context Word: good.
Output: PersonX was more giving to the homeless than PersonY because _ likes to do good things.
Context Word: good.
Output: PersonX was really very good at hockey whereas PersonY was not because _ was very energetic.
Context Word: good.
Output: PersonX was very good at physics but PersonY was not because _  was very scientific.
Context Word: good.
Output: When it came to athletics PersonX was very good but PersonY was not because _ was a good athlete.
Context Word: Superman.
Output: PersonX is a big fan of all of the Superman movies but PersonY isn't because _ loves superheroes.
Context Word: anemia.
Output: PersonX was told by PersonY that they had anemia so _ spent time asking questions to the other about supplements.
Context Word: carefully.
Output: PersonX was supposed to carefully examine PersonY, but only gave them a quick glance, because _ was incompetent.
Context Word: Lonely.
Output: Because PersonX was very lonely, he sought to hang out with PersonY. _ was no longer lonely.
Context Word: gluten.
Output: PersonX tried to warn PersonY that she was gluten intolerant based on her energy levels after eating since _ was observant.
Context Word: improvements.
Output: Making home improvements suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had been a carpenter's apprentice.
Context Word: guy.
Output: Kissing guys after school was great for PersonX, but not for PersonY, because _ is a little bit older.
Context Word: guy.
Output: Meeting a guy was pretty hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very shy.
Context Word: guy.
Output: PersonX was more annoyed with the guy than PersonY was because the guy was making fun of _ .
Context Word: guy.
Output: PersonX was more attractive than PersonY so the guy asked _ out on a date.
Context Word: guy.
Output: PersonX was not keen to go on a date with a guy but PersonY was because _ was homosexual.
Context Word: finishing.
Output: PersonX was recommended and held in at a hire regard then PersonY in the finishing business, _ did a better job.
Context Word: lunch money.
Output: PersonX always bulled PersonY because _ never had lunch money and they wanted to take it away.
Context Word: get a car dealing license.
Output: PersonX wanted to get a car dealing license and PersonY didn't because _ liked to try to sell people things.
Context Word: Purple.
Output: PersonX decide to dye her hair Purple while PersonY chose a more natural shade because _ was more wild.
Context Word: learn.
Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to learn a new language because _ had a learning disability.
Context Word: learn.
Output: It was important for PersonX to learn about other cultures but not to PersonY as _ was very curious.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX couldn't wait to learn what PersonY had to teach, so _ rushed to take notes on the lesson.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX found it very easy to learn chemistry but PersonY did not because _ was quite clever.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX had to learn how to speak Chinese for his job unlike PersonY, because _ worked in China.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX is very bright and eager to learn new things, PersonY is not and due to that _ will excel.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX learned to speak Italian to impress PersonY, but _ didn't seem to remember much.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX made a better grade on the report card than PersonY because _ had learned more in class.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX refused to learn any life lessons from PersonY, even though _ needed the knowledge.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX wanted to learn French but PersonY did not because _ was curious towards other cultures.
Context Word: learn.
Output: PersonX was eager to learn taxidermy from PersonY , as _ was new with this art.
Context Word: air travel.
Output: Air travel bugs PersonX, which isn't the case for PersonY, as a result of _ getting air sickness.
Context Word: air travel.
Output: PersonX had flown all around the world whereas PersonY sailed everywhere. _ loved air travel.
Context Word: quarterback.
Output: PersonX was less accurate throwing the football then PersonY which is why coach made _ the second string quarterback.
Context Word: rich.
Output: PersonX is not rich but PersonY is very much so, and so _ goes back home to a hovel and not a mansion.
Context Word: rich.
Output: PersonX was far more rich than PersonY, but it turned out _ lost their fortune soon afterwards.
Context Word: alexa.
Output: PersonX went right out and bought an alexa device, but PersonY held off, since _ was an early adopter.
Context Word: clean a nebulizer.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to clean a nebulizer because _ had just been diagnosed as an asthmatic.
Context Word: Ginger Water.
Output: While pregnant, PersonX had a craving for ginger water so she asked PersonY to make her some.  _ gave her some money for the ingredients.
Context Word: credit card.
Output: PersonX applied for a new credit card but PersonY denied the application causing _ to feel stressed.
Context Word: credit card.
Output: PersonX maxed out all his credit cards before asking PersonY for help, but _ could not help himself.
Context Word: credit card.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY when _ found out how much they charged to the credit card.