niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: worse.
Output: PersonX felt worse after taking the medication prescribed by PersonY, so _ wasn't able to get any better.
Context Word: Korea.
Output: PersonX decided to visit Korea with PersonY because _ was a native of that country.
Context Word: Gratitude.
Output: PersonX showed a lot of gratitude to PersonY because _ really appreciated them lending some help.
Context Word: liver.
Output: Eating healthy has helped PersonX, but not PersonY since _ been having trouble with his liver.
Context Word: liver.
Output: PersonX declined to eat any of the liver, so PersonY ate it all because _ hates the taste of live.
Context Word: liver.
Output: PersonX has a much healthier liver than PersonY because _ abstains from drinking in excess.
Context Word: liver.
Output: PersonX hated exotic foods more than PersonY but _ always had a soft spot for liver.
Context Word: liver.
Output: Since PersonX never drank and PersonY drank too much for the past twenty years, _ had a healthy liver.
Context Word: liver.
Output: personx took some advice from persony on how to have a healthy liver but _ could not get a good one.
Context Word: miniature schnauzer.
Output: PersonX adopted a miniature schnauzer without telling her roommate who disliked dogs, PersonY. _ was excited when she brought the dog home.
Context Word: gemstone.
Output: PersonX is surprising PersonY with a gemstone for her birthday so _  has a nervous look on their face.
Context Word: gemstone.
Output: PersonX went cheap on the gemstone present for PersonY and _ was yelled at for being a cheapskate.
Context Word: gemstone.
Output: The ring had a large gemstone, which amazed PersonX but not PersonY, since _ had always been interested in geology.
Context Word: register a company.
Output: PersonX told PersonY how to register a company because _ had been a business owner before.
Context Word: maple candy.
Output: PersonX brought an extra suitcase for souvenirs from Canada while PersonY packed light; _ was bringing home maple candy.
Context Word: photos.
Output: Hanging photos of family was important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't see family often.
Context Word: photos.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY failed the photography class because _ took photos that were inappropriate.
Context Word: photos.
Output: PersonX wished he was looking at old family photos like PersonY, because _ was sad.
Context Word: photos.
Output: PersonX's photos had a much more refined composition than PersonY's because _ was a better photographer.
Context Word: photos.
Output: Taking photos is a favorite hobby for PersonX but PersonY doesn't like photography. _ bought a new digital camera.
Context Word: hostess.
Output: PersonX invited PersonY to come over and help with hostess duties, because _ had infrequently thrown parties.
Context Word: thinking.
Output: After thinking long and hard about PersonX's bad attitude, PersonY decided it was time to kick _ out of the house.
Context Word: thinking.
Output: PersonX had way more positive thinking compared to PersonY, because _ had a positive attitude.
Context Word: thinking.
Output: PersonX is way faster than PersonY when it comes to thinking  because _ has a high level of inteligency.
Context Word: thinking.
Output: Thinking about the actions of political leaders came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied political science in college.
Context Word: bill.
Output: PersonX called PersonY and asked for an extension on paying her medical bill, because _ was already late with the payment.
Context Word: bill.
Output: The check for the bill that PersonX wrote to PersonY bounced, so _ had to give cash for the bill.
Context Word: moss.
Output: PersonX wants to get rid of the moss in the lawn while PersonY loves it, so _ tries to kill it secretly.
Context Word: hairstyles.
Output: PersonX knew many more different hairstyles than PersonY because _ had gone to beauty school.
Context Word: sod.
Output: PersonX has to put sod in his yard, but PersonY does not have to do that because _ took worse care of his yard last year.
Context Word: sod.
Output: PersonX just paid for sod to be put in by PersonY at the home, so _ is the home's owner.
Context Word: sod.
Output: PersonX wants to prepare the ground for sod so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ doesn't know how to do it.
Context Word: oils.
Output: In the store PersonX was helping PersonY to some scented oils they were interested in because _ was a naturalist.
Context Word: oils.
Output: PersonX liked to use oils for healing, but PersonY used medicine, so _ practiced alternative healing.
Context Word: leather boots.
Output: PersonX needed a new pair of leather boots but not PersonY because _ left them out in the rain.
Context Word: chickenpox.
Output: After PersonX contracted the chickenpox from PersonY so _ spent the day sending mean texts about it.
Context Word: hardware.
Output: PersonX listened at the hardware store to PersonY describe the virtues of the polyurethane, and then _ bought the product.
Context Word: hardware.
Output: Working at the counter at the  hardware store suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a pleasant personality.
Context Word: okra.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a good recipe for okra, since _ had never cooked with it.
Context Word: okra.
Output: PersonX watched a cooking video where PersonY was explaining how to prepare and cook okra, but _ still didn't know what to do.
Context Word: kin.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY who their next of kin was.  _  thought the list was important.
Context Word: singer.
Output: PersonX is a very talented singer unlike PersonY because _ took voice lessons when he was younger.
Context Word: singer.
Output: PersonX is better at holding a note for long times than PersonY so _ is the better singer.
Context Word: singer.
Output: PersonX was a very talented singer unlike PersonY because _ wanted to be a musician for a living.
Context Word: singer.
Output: PersonX was tone deaf while PersonY was a singer, so _ sounded terrible when singing karaoke.
Context Word: singer.
Output: PersonX would make a better professional singer than PersonY because _ can really hit the high notes.
Context Word: singer.
Output: The singer did a great job according to PersonX but not PersonY, so _ hired them to sing at their wedding.
Context Word: trousers.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what color the trousers were trimmed with, because _ she wanted to know.
Context Word: trousers.
Output: PersonX takes his trousers to PersonY for tailoring, because _ doesn't know how to sew.
Context Word: camera.
Output: It was easy for PersonX to use a camera but not for PersonY because _ was very creative.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX bought a new camera from PersonY, _ was happy to have purchased the camera.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX found the camera that PersonY had lost at the beach, so _ felt good about helping out.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX took great photos with a camera of PersonY because _ was a skilled photographer.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX used a camera to complete their art project, while PersonY used oil paints, because _ had aspirations of becoming a photographer.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX used his high end DSLR camera to take PersonY's picture because _ is a professional photographer.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX used their camera to take a picture of PersonY, because _ was a good photographer.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX used their new camera to take a picture of PersonY, because _ really wanted to snap a shot.
Context Word: camera.
Output: PersonX was hired by PersonY to take their pictures with a camera so _ was shooting during the photo session.
Context Word: camera.
Output: The camera PersonX bought was given a high rating on the internet blog PersonY post on the internet, _ listens to the opinions of others .
Context Word: camera.
Output: The camera of PersonX was nicer looking than PersonY's because _ invested a lot of money into it.
Context Word: debit.
Output: Getting money out of the ATM is near impossible for PersonX but not PersonY because _ doesn't have a debit card.
Context Word: Azaleas.
Output: PersonX wanted to plant Azaleas but PersonY did not. _ cried when the Azaleas died.
Context Word: stuffed toys.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a big box of stuffed toys as a donation after _ 's child outgrew them.
Context Word: certificate.
Output: PersonX presented the golden certificate of excellence to PersonY after _ recognized all their achievements.
Context Word: certificate.
Output: PersonX wants to get a naturalization certificate so she asks for PersonY's advice, because _ needs help.
Context Word: Blackjack.
Output: To beat blackjack, PersonX counted the cards as PersonY dealt them out, but it was quite obvious. _ ran from the pit boss.
Context Word: use a treadmill.
Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to use a treadmill because _ was familiar with how to use one.
Context Word: racing.
Output: In the racing game at the arcade, PersonX gets 2nd place to PersonY, so _ is disappointed.
Context Word: racing.
Output: PersonX enjoyed racing games while PersonY only played puzzle games, so _ was always driving on their computer.
Context Word: racing.
Output: The racing event left a smaller impression on PersonX than PersonY because _ was there by himself.
Context Word: decorated.
Output: The home of PersonX was more comfortable than the home of PersonY because _ had a better decorated home.
Context Word: decorated.
Output: The old room was being decorated by PersonX but not PersonY because _ wants a fresh look.
Context Word: Boxers.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to wear boxers to preserve his sperm count. _ repeated his advice.
Context Word: {}.
Output: PersonX is a dermatologist, PersonY is not therefore _ can advise about dry skin around the eyes.
Context Word: {}.
Output: PersonX is a famous sommelier, PersonY is not therefore _ can answer questions about wine.
Context Word: {}.
Output: PersonX is very conventional, PersonY is not therefore _ is unlikely to have dreadlocks you can't wash.
Context Word: {}.
Output: PersonX wanted to grow their calves and PersonY did too, but was lazy.  _ grew their calves nicely.
Context Word: {}.
Output: PersonX was trying to spray PersonY with the hose while they were washing the car so _ got in trouble by their parents.
Context Word: look good.
Output: PersonX is going to look good at Prom while PersonY is not going to look good at Prom. _ looks good at Prom.
Context Word: famous singer.
Output: PersonX dreamed of becoming a famous singer PersonY wanted to be an artist. _ loved to sing on stage.
Context Word: Graphics Card.
Output: PersonX needed to put a new graphics card in his computer and PersonY offered to help, so _ let him.
Context Word: Bichon Frise.
Output: PersonX wanted a Bichon Frise puppy but PersonY wanted a Rottweiler. _ thought they were too scary looking.
Context Word: stove.
Output: PersonX broke and then fixed PersonY's old stove because _ felt bad about breaking it.
Context Word: stove.
Output: The stove of PersonX is electric, and PersonY's happens to be gas. _ has the higher electric bill.
Context Word: stove.
Output: The stove was left on after PersonX used it, so PersonY turned it off. _ was careless.
Context Word: toe.
Output: PersonX has got toe cramps and goes to PersonY for an advice, because _ can't get rid of them.
Context Word: toe.
Output: PersonX stubbed her toe on PersonY's gigantic coffee table, and _ requested an ice pack.
Context Word: toe.
Output: PersonX tried to rest after breaking their toe, but PersonY was unsympathetic. _ knew how much pain a broken toe was.
Context Word: toe.
Output: So _ was hurting because PersonX stubbed his toe from PersonY's prank that is actually pretty funny.
Context Word: neutering.
Output: PersonX was neutering PersonY's dog so _ took time to answer all their questions about the procedure.
Context Word: cut in front of.
Output: PersonX saw someone cut in front of PersonY in line at the checkout at a supermarket, _ thought it rude.
Context Word: fashionista.
Output: Being a fashionista was very important to PersonX but not PersonY, so _ read all about the latest fashion trends.
Context Word: fashionista.
Output: PersonX was a bona fide fashionista compared to PersonY , so _ always was eager to offer fashion advice.
Context Word: Faster.
Output: In the canoe race on the lake, PersonX rowed faster than PersonY so _ ended up in front.
Context Word: talent show.
Output: PersonX decided to sing a song at the talent show that PersonY was judging. _ was happy when she won first place.
Context Word: talent show.
Output: Running a talent show is perfect for PersonX but not PersonY since _ has major experience with performing.
Context Word: aching.
Output: The head of PersonX is aching, but PersonY feels just fine, so _ must be the one who is sick.
Context Word: durable.
Output: PersonX usually borrowed tools from PersonY because _ lacked very durable equipment for the tasks.
Context Word: number.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they new the number of games left for their high school football team, _ has trust in him.
Context Word: number.
Output: PersonX didn't want to give their number to PersonY, because _ didn't want to engage in a bunch of small talk.
Context Word: number.
Output: PersonX refused to give their phone number to PersonY for the reason that _ did not like them very much.
Context Word: splits.
Output: PersonX is flexible enough to do the splits, and PersonY is not, so _ likely regularly stretches.
Context Word: splits.
Output: PersonX knew PersonY was better at th splits than them so _ decided to practice to get better at them.
Context Word: splits.
Output: PersonX laughed at PersonY when she accidentally slipped and did the splits, so the man looked at _ with contempt.
Context Word: odor.
Output: People said that PersonX had an unpleasant body odor while PersonY smelled fine because _ didn't bathe daily.
Context Word: odor.
Output: PersonX rarely took a shower while PersonY used perfume and showered daily, so _ had quite a funky odor.
Context Word: odor.
Output: PersonX thought the bad odor was coming from PersonY 's body, since _ had bathed a short time ago.
Context Word: odor.
Output: PersonX's feet always have a strong odor, but PersonY doesn't have that issue. _ does a poor job washing them.
Context Word: praise.
Output: PersonX offers praise to PersonY on the policy proposal because _ is a good citizen.
Context Word: carpool.
Output: PersonX picked up PersonY to carpool to work every day, so _ asked for some gas money.
Context Word: defeating.
Output: PersonX kept defeating PersonY every time they played, so _ wanted to keep playing together.
Context Word: compost.
Output: In his yard, PersonX doesn't compost things, while PersonY does, so _ is less environmentally conscious.
Context Word: compost.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them build a compost pile because _ was an inexperienced gardener.
Context Word: compost.
Output: PersonX decided to start a compost near the fence they shared with PersonY because _ did not care what others thought.
Context Word: compost.
Output: PersonX did not have a compost pile like PersonY because _ was ignorant about environmental problems.
Context Word: compost.
Output: PersonX threw a bag of compost into the bed of the pickup owned by PersonY, because _ had just been paid for the compost.
Context Word: compost.
Output: To compost leftover food and waste seemed like a great idea to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ was an active environmentalist.
Context Word: funeral,.
Output: During the funeral, PersonX comforted a crying PersonY because _ has experienced grief with losing family before.
Context Word: crafts.
Output: Making crafts was fun and easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had attended art school.
Context Word: crafts.
Output: PersonX was very good at making crafts but PersonY was not. _ made nice crafts for their friends.
Context Word: broke up.
Output: PersonX recently broke up with her boyfriend and PersonY comforts her, because _ needs comforting.
Context Word: soulmate.
Output: PersonX was looking for a soulmate and PersonY was looking for a friend. _ fell in love with a friend that day.
Context Word: overwork.
Output: PersonX was better at making pastries than PersonY because _ did not tend to overwork the dough.
Context Word: wolves.
Output: Because PersonX was scared of wolves and PersonY was not, _ preferred to avoid camping.
Context Word: lint.
Output: PersonX never emptied the lint trap in their dryer and caused a fire that PersonY could not put out, so _ was tried for arson.
Context Word: listen.
Output: PersonX is a teacher, PersonY is  cook _ could give you pointers on how to listen actively.
Context Word: listen.
Output: PersonX listens attentively to PersonY's troubles because _ cares and wants to figure out how to effectively provide assistance.
Context Word: listen.
Output: PersonX listens to news on the radio everyday unlike PersonY because _ loves to hear the news.
Context Word: listen.
Output: PersonX would always listen to PersonY complain about their problems, because _ was a good listener.
Context Word: tampon.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had an extra tampon, _ was happy she had one to help.
Context Word: tampon.
Output: PersonX just got their period and was out of tampons but PersonY had plenty. _ had to go to Walgreens to buy more.
Context Word: english.
Output: PersonX is a PersonY's english tutor and _ asks for additional help about  english literature.
Context Word: church.
Output: Attending church services suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ believed in a higher power.
Context Word: church.
Output: Attending church services weekly was part of PersonX's life but not PersonY's because _ is a religious person.
Context Word: church.
Output: During a wedding, PersonX was nervous in church with PersonY because _ wasn't a practing Christian.
Context Word: church.
Output: PersonX had attended church often but not PersonY because _ was a true believer of the faith.
Context Word: church.
Output: PersonX invites PersonY to go to church on Sunday because _ wants them to believe in god.
Context Word: church.
Output: PersonX is a regular church goer, but PersonY never goes, so _ is very religious.
Context Word: church.
Output: PersonX was less religous than PersonY, therefore _ attended church services less often on Sundays.
Context Word: church.
Output: PersonX was well respected at church but not PersonY because _ had studied religion in college.
Context Word: church.
Output: The church that PersonX goes to believes in Jesus, while PersonY's place of worship does not, so _ is Christian.
Context Word: church.
Output: The church was an important place for PersonX but not PersonY because _ is very interested in spiritual matters.
Context Word: church.
Output: The mother was upset with PersonX's appearance in church and told her to dress more like PersonY, because _ ' s clothes were inappropriate.
Context Word: indoor.
Output: PersonX 's feet were much quicker playing indoor soccer compared to PersonY because _ was wearing indoor soccer shoes.
Context Word: Cheddar Cheese.
Output: PersonX loved cheddar cheese and asked PersonY to bring some, so _ ate all the cheese that was brought over.
Context Word: Vegan.
Output: PersonX was a vegan but PersonY was a pescatarian. _ ordered the big salad for lunch.
Context Word: preventing.
Output: PersonX made a habit of preventing PersonY from hanging out with their friends, because _ was controlling.
Context Word: preventing.
Output: PersonX's main goal is preventing PersonY from succumbing to disease because _ is a physician.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: Even though PersonX had less of a sweet tooth than PersonY, _ liked chocolate more.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make some delicious chocolate brownies because _ was not a good baker.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX brought her newly single friend, PersonY, a huge box of chocolate with a ribbon on it because _ thought is would cheer her up.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX eats a lot more chocolate than PersonY does because _ has an insatiable sweet tooth.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX enjoyed eating chocolate treats and candy every day unlike PersonY because _ had an unhealthy diet.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX got a box of chocolates from PersonY, because _ told them how much they loved sweet treats.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX had a craving for chocolate, and PersonY brought them some, because _ was a customer.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX had more of a sweet tooth than PersonY but _ couldn't stand to eat milk chocolate.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX hated eating a lot of chocolate like PersonY, because _ always got a rash from it.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX loves the taste of chocolate but PersonY does not. _ ordered a big slice of chocolate cake.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: PersonX was fatter than PersonY because _ ate chocolate almost every day as a snack.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: So _ likes chocolates so PersonX received chocolates as a gift for their once a year birthday from PersonY.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: The chocolate that PersonX makes is way better than PersonY's because _ takes more time.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: The tastes of PersonX make him like dark chocolate more than PersonY who likes milk chocolate, so _ is more likely to be an adult.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: To this day PersonX couldn't understand PersonY's dislike of chocolate. To _ it was delicious.
Context Word: chocolate.
Output: When the chocolate factory opened its doors PersonX  _  felt bad he bought all the caramel center chocolates leaving PersonY longing for caramel.
Context Word: hernia.
Output: PersonX got a hernia after lifting the heavy box, but PersonY did not, because _ used their back to lift.
Context Word: hernia.
Output: PersonX took her teenage daughter PersonY to the hospital for abdominal pain. _ was worried when her daughter was diagnosed with a hernia.
Context Word: Vertigo.
Output: PersonX has been diagnosed with Vertigo by PersonY , _ is a medical patient at the hospital.
Context Word: bedpan.
Output: PersonX always changes the bedpan of PersonY because _ is a nurse at the hospital.
Context Word: bedpan.
Output: PersonX was healthy and at home while PersonY was in bad shape at the hospital, so _ did not need a bedpan.
Context Word: bulldozer.
Output: At the construction site, only PersonX can drive the bulldozer, not PersonY. _ has their license to do so.
Context Word: bulldozer.
Output: PersonX drove the bulldozer through the PersonYs mine site to help rip the ground, but _ forgot to bring the ripper.
Context Word: Avacado.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for an avacado because _ had forgot to purchase some during her trip to the store.
Context Word: researcher.
Output: PersonX was a better researcher than PersonY and  _  was conceited about it.
Context Word: bonding.
Output: PersonX had been feeling weird about bonding with PersonY, so _ said they wanted to stop hanging out.
Context Word: awake.
Output: PersonX kept PersonY awake all night because _ was a baby that just wouldn't calm down.
Context Word: awake.
Output: PersonX tries to keep PersonY awake during class, but _ also starts to feel sleepy because of the time change.
Context Word: awake.
Output: Staying awake in calculus class was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was apathetic about the subject.
Context Word: reverend.
Output: PersonX gave the sermon to PersonY , which was expected because _ was a reverend.
Context Word: MRI.
Output: PersonX needed a MRI from PersonY, so _ called the doctor to schedule an appointment to get the procedure set up.
Context Word: MRI.
Output: The doctor has ordered PersonX to have an MRI, while PersonY doesn't need one, so _ is more likely to be sickly.
Context Word: career.
Output: Because PersonX hated their career while PersonY loved theirs, _ decided to stay at their company.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY would get a retirement pension because _ had a 30 year work career.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX chose the same career path after high school as PersonY because _ admired him.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX is more career focused than PersonY because _ does not have a trust fund to fall back on.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX wanted the career that PersonY had, so _ asked for advice on how to get there.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX wanted to have a career but PersonY just wanted a job as _ was very ambitious.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX's career took off, while PersonY's career only stagnated, because _ was a good negotiator.
Context Word: career.
Output: PersonX's career was a lot less difficult that PersonY's, because _ was a manager for a small company.
Context Word: career.
Output: The career of PersonX will last longer than that of PersonY because _ takes care of his body.
Context Word: body image.
Output: PersonX was having problems with her body image and PersonY consoled her, _ felt better hearing it.
Context Word: greeting.
Output: PersonX saw and waved happily at PersonY because _ liked to give long and warm greetings.
Context Word: greeting.
Output: PersonX was greeting the mayor in Spanish during the event unlike PersonY because _ traveled to Mexico.
Context Word: greeting.
Output: PersonX was pleased to receive a warm greeting from PersonY because _ was feeling lonely.
Context Word: post.
Output: PersonX was landscaping for PersonY so _ spent all day digging for the new post.
Context Word: completely.
Output: After completely totaling the car, PersonX but not PersonY was arrested because _ caused a fatality in the crash.
Context Word: elderly.
Output: Caring for elderly relatives was difficult for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ was selfish and narcissistic.
Context Word: elderly.
Output: The elderly people at the nursing home love PersonX more than PersonY because _ had plenty of practice on their relatives.
Context Word: elderly.
Output: While caring for the elderly, PersonX cheerfully helped PersonY care for herself, and _ was rewarded for her empathy.
Context Word: mechanical.
Output: Down town PersonX owns car repair shop run by PersonY,  _ is no mechanical genius but she loves listening to radio.
Context Word: mechanical.
Output: PersonX studied art history but PersonY studied mechanical engineering. _ didn't get a very high paying job.
Context Word: mechanical.
Output: Working on xlab research hits on mechanical turk was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a lively imagination.
Context Word: purifier.
Output: PersonX needed an air purifier in their home but not PersonY because _ lived in a town with toxic air.
Context Word: Uber.
Output: An Uber was called for PersonX but not PersonY because _ needed a ride home.
Context Word: Uber.
Output: PersonX chose to get an Uber home from the party while PersonY walked home, because _ lived close by.
Context Word: Mangos.
Output: The Mangos grew better in the fields that PersonX owned versus those of PersonY because _ used better fertilizer.
Context Word: blood clots.
Output: PersonX has never struggled with blood clots like PersonY has, because _ lives an active, healthy lifestyle.
Context Word: casual.
Output: A casual relationship was good for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not looking for a commitment.
Context Word: casual.
Output: PersonX wanted to get married while PersonY was looking for something casual, so when Mark proposed to her, _ felt happy and said yes.
Context Word: point.
Output: PersonX was able to get their point across to PersonY, because _ was very good at articulation.
Context Word: point.
Output: Pointing at things and asking question was how PersonX learned but not PersonY. _ is hands on.
Context Word: ponytail.
Output: PersonX wears their hair in a ponytail but PersonY does not because _ has long hair.
Context Word: register.
Output: At the cash register PersonX had to take more time to pay than PersonY since _ only had checks.
Context Word: register.
Output: PersonX knew how to make change while PersonY could barely count, so _ always worked the register .
Context Word: amount of waste.
Output: PersonX thought the amount of waste PersonY produced every day was ridiculous,  _ liked for things to be kept neat.
Context Word: carjacked.
Output: PersonX's car was recently carjacked by PersonY in the lot, and now _ is super pissed.
Context Word: summarize.
Output: During the meeting, PersonX asked PersonY to summarize the main points, because _ preferred a succinct presentation.
Context Word: damages.
Output: PersonX had to pay for all of the damages to PersonY because _ was the perpetrator.
Context Word: smoked.
Output: PersonX smoked around PersonY all the time whenever they were at work, as _ was inconsiderate.
Context Word: government.
Output: PersonX had success getting a government business loan unlike PersonY because _ did their research.
Context Word: government.
Output: PersonX was advising PersonY on how to bid for a government contracts since _ had done this before.
Context Word: government.
Output: PersonX worked for the government while PersonY worked at a coffee shop, so _ was paid by taxpayer money.
Context Word: government.
Output: The government is tracking PersonX's phone calls, but not PersonY's, because _ is a drug dealer.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: After the dog peed on the carpet, PersonX cleaned it instead of PersonY because _ is a clean freak.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: At the party, PersonX spilled red wine on the new carpet of PersonY, so _ is very apologetic.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: On Sunday, PersonX was cleaning the carpet instead of PersonY because _ is a very cleanly person.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX always vacuumed the carpet instead of PersonY so _ could feel good about taking care of the house.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help in removing a carpet and replacing it with hardwood floors because _ was inexperienced.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX called out the carpet cleaners and was surprised when PersonY showed up because _ had not see him in years.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX confronted PersonY because _ was lamenting that the coffee had spilled on the freshly cleaned white carpet.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY get up from laying on the carpet , so _ would not trip over them.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX installed new carpet for PersonY's home, and _ was very grateful for all of the hard work.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX installed new carpet in PersonY's house and when he was done _ wrote the invoice.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX likes the look of carpet on the floor but PersonY prefers hardwood floors. _ had their entire house covered in new carpet.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX was able to get a new carpet for the winter unlike PersonY, because _ got a promotion.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX was attempting to install carpet in PersonYs house, because _ was an expert at it.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX was being yelled at by PersonY because _ created a huge stain on the carpet.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX was very disappointed in PersonY because _ had red wine spilled all over their carpet.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ saw muddy footprints all over the new white carpet.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: PersonX's carpet has few stains on it, while PersonY's is very dirty. The carpet of _ is 1 year old.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: The carpet at the house of PersonX was more stained than the one at the home of PersonY because _ was clumsier.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: The carpet felt great under PersonX's feet but PersonY didn't like it. _ offered him some slippers to wear.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: The carpet of PersonX has many stains, while PersonY's is fresh and new. _ lives in an older home.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: The carpet of PersonX has stains on it, but PersonY's is nice and fresh because _ is a dog owner.
Context Word: carpet.
Output: The carpet of PersonX is dirty, so he calls PersonY to steam clean it, since _ has no steam cleaner.
Context Word: Apricot.
Output: PersonX offered the apricot to PersonY, who deeply appreciated the gesture because _ was so generous.
Context Word: splurged.
Output: PersonX always splurged more on clothes than PersonY because _ was very into fashion and trends.
Context Word: ventriloquist.
Output: PersonX was training PersonY to be a ventriloquist, and _ had been teaching ventriloquism for a very long time.
Context Word: mixing.
Output: PersonX did not think PersonY was mixing the ingredients correctly because only _ had read the instructions.
Context Word: steam.
Output: At the spa, PersonX enjoyed the steam bath more than PersonY because _ liked breathing humid air.
Context Word: cultural.
Output: The tourists were rude, thought PersonX, while PersonY was more forgiving. _ didn't know about cultural differences.
Context Word: mix the mortar.
Output: PersonX decided to mix the mortar while PersonY applied it to the wall. _ was not good at the finishing touches.
Context Word: athletes.
Output: The athletes on the team of PersonX were less tired than those on the team of PersonY because the ones with _ did less laps.
Context Word: obtain.
Output: It was easy for PersonX to obtain a pay rise but not for PersonY was _ was very dedicated.
Context Word: obtain.
Output: PersonX was able to obtain a security clearance a lot easier than PersonY because _ had no negative comments.
Context Word: obtain.
Output: PersonX was happy to obtain the property with the help of PersonY, _ was given help.
Context Word: execution.
Output: PersonX said that the execution of the task was as important as completing the task itself. PersonY was lazy so didn't follow the advise of _ .
Context Word: BPD.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY to cope with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder (BPD) from his doctor, because _ likes him.
Context Word: mindset.
Output: PersonX had a very negative mindset while PersonY had a sunny disposition. No one really cared to be around _ .
Context Word: mindset.
Output: PersonX is more successful than PersonY due to the positive mindset that _ is always exhibiting.
Context Word: mindset.
Output: PersonX's mindset was a lot stronger than PersonY's because _ was able to control it.
Context Word: Fresh Mango Juice.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows how to make fresh mango juice, because _ had forgotten.
Context Word: Gmail.
Output: Gmail is so yesterday PersonX thought as PersonY talked about it, _ is on top of new trends.
Context Word: Gmail.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help set up their Gmail account because _ was a technophobe.
Context Word: Gmail.
Output: PersonX doesn't know how to use Gmail, but PersonY is an expert because _ is very old.
Context Word: Gmail.
Output: PersonX is being shown how to use Gmail by PersonY, so _ must be tech illiterate.
Context Word: denied.
Output: PersonX denied ever doing anything wrong and PersonY believed them, but _ was a liar.
Context Word: Dr. Martens boots.
Output: At the shoe store, PersonX bought PersonY a new pair of  Dr. Martens boots for her birthday. _ was excited to give her the boots as a present.
Context Word: hard worker.
Output: Being wealthy is easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ knows what it means to be a hard worker.
Context Word: United.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help in creating an itinerary when visiting the United States because _ had never been there.
Context Word: Roman.
Output: Although PersonX liked history more than PersonY, _ never liked to learn about Roman history.
Context Word: hawk.
Output: PersonX volunteered to hold the hawk while PersonY just watched because _ was comfortable with birds.
Context Word: prospect.
Output: PersonX was considered a prospect but not PersonY because _ was talented at the sport.
Context Word: naked.
Output: Last night, PersonX showed up at PersonYs house completely naked because _ was extremely drunk.
Context Word: naked.
Output: PersonX hated to sleep naked but PersonY loves to sleep naked. _ has a lot of pajamas.
Context Word: soil.
Output: PersonX bought soil for their garden but not PersonY because _ had a square acre of land.
Context Word: soil.
Output: PersonX did not tell PersonY why she buried the box in the soil because _ was being secretive.
Context Word: soil.
Output: PersonX had rich soil in their garden but PersonY had poor soil. _ always used mulch and fertilizer on their garden.
Context Word: soil.
Output: PersonX has better looking flowers in their garden than PersonY because _ always remembers to fertilize the soil.
Context Word: soil.
Output: PersonX was asked by PersonY to help him till the soil in her garden because _ was a professional landscaper.
Context Word: soil.
Output: So _ knows lots about the soil because PersonX enjoy gardening and PersonY couldn't be bothered.
Context Word: soil.
Output: The soil on PersonX's farm is bad, while PersonY is lucky to have good soil. This means _ 's property is filled with pollutants.
Context Word: tooth.
Output: PersonX has a bit of a sweet tooth and PersonY does not, so _ like sweet candies.
Context Word: tooth.
Output: When PersonX lost her first tooth, PersonY was very excited. _ knew that the tooth fairy would come if she left it under her pillow.
Context Word: t shirt.
Output: When going to work, PersonX wears a suit, but PersonY wears a t shirt. _ is a banker.
Context Word: Scorpios.
Output: PersonX was very attracted to PersonY, because _ found Scorpios to be incredibly appealing, both physically and mentally.
Context Word: checkers.
Output: Checkers is the favorite game of PersonX, but PersonY always wins, so _ is salty.
Context Word: checkers.
Output: PersonX always loses to PersonY when they play a game of checkers, so _ ends up disgruntled about it.
Context Word: checkers.
Output: PersonX got angry towards PersonY after _ lost in the finals of the international Chinese checkers tournament.
Context Word: checkers.
Output: PersonX was defeated soundly by PersonY in a game of checkers which made _ irritated.
Context Word: checkers.
Output: The game of checkers was PersonX's favorite game to play with PersonY, because _ always won.
Context Word: mousse.
Output: PersonX wanted to feed PersonY some chocolate mousse, but _ hadn't finished making it yet.
Context Word: rock music.
Output: PersonX loved the rock music and wanted PersonY to hear some of it so _ happily loaned the CDs.
Context Word: spring.
Output: Spring was a miserable time for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had awful allergies.
Context Word: 7z files.
Output: PersonX knew how to open 7z files, but PersonY didn't, because _ had no training in how to do it.
Context Word: dyslexic.
Output: PersonX volunteered to help the dyslexic students at the school while PersonY avoided them, since _ loved reading.
Context Word: interaction.
Output: PersonX tried to initiate interaction way too much for PersonY's liking, because _ was pushy.
Context Word: kidney infection.
Output: PersonX had a high fever, but not PersonY, because _ had a severe kidney infection.
Context Word: goats.
Output: On the farm PersonX fed every animal but the goats, so PersonY fed them. _ was scared of the goats.
Context Word: goats.
Output: PersonX fed the goats in the morning but not PersonY because _ was an expert in animal husbandry.
Context Word: furnishings.
Output: When it came to furnishings, PersonX decided on the fabric while PersonY watched, because _ worked as a decorator.
Context Word: pineapple juice.
Output: PersonX was much more embarrassed than PersonY, because _ spilled pineapple juice all over their shirt.
Context Word: butler.
Output: PersonX called home and asked their butler, PersonY, to make dinner, because _ just finished work.
Context Word: boundaries.
Output: PersonX found it difficult to set boundaries and say no to PersonY, because _ was timid.
Context Word: bronze.
Output: The skin of PersonX is much more bronze than that of PersonY because _ got a lot of sun.
Context Word: being alone.
Output: PersonX always needed a companion, but not PersonY because _ had a fear of being alone.
Context Word: Funeral.
Output: Going to a funeral always made PersonX uneasy but PersonY wasn't bothered by them so _ always avoided going to them.
Context Word: use an ATM.
Output: PersonX had a bank card and PersonY didn't so _ had to wait in line at the bank to use an ATM.
Context Word: crab.
Output: Eating crab suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked to eat the local seafood.
Context Word: crab.
Output: PersonX asked if he could eat all of PersonY 's crab cake, because _ loved the taste of sea insects.
Context Word: crab.
Output: PersonX ate crab while PersonY ordered a steak because _ loved to eat any kind of seafood.
Context Word: crab.
Output: PersonX hated eating crabs unlike PersonY because _ thought the shells were difficult to crack open.
Context Word: crab.
Output: PersonX is cooking a king crab legs for her friend PersonY's birthday, because _ wants her to be happy.
Context Word: crab.
Output: PersonX is making a maryland blue crab for PersonY's birthday meal, because _ wants make her happy.
Context Word: Fleas.
Output: PersonX sprayed PersonY 's dog with a chemical to prevent it from getting fleas due to neglect. _ was responsible toward dogs.
Context Word: frugal.
Output: PersonX saved a lot less money during the year than PersonY because _ was not very frugal.
Context Word: frugal.
Output: PersonX was a frugal shopper whereas PersonY was the opposite. _ could never buy that much stuff at once.
Context Word: well-rounded.
Output: A well-rounded diet was more important to PersonX than PersonY, since _ didn't like feeling unhealthy and sluggish.
Context Word: riddles.
Output: PersonX practiced riddles a lot more often than PersonY, so _ solved riddles more easily.
Context Word: tissue.
Output: PersonX had to use a lot more tissue than PersonY today because _ has a really bad cold.
Context Word: tissue.
Output: PersonX was in need of a tissue but not PersonY because _ had a runny nose.
Context Word: tissue.
Output: PersonX was removing the excess cancerous tissue with a scalpel from PersonY because _ was a surgeon.
Context Word: tissue.
Output: PersonX went through a lot more tissue last week than PersonY because _ was very sick.
Context Word: purple.
Output: Having purple hair seemed more normal for PersonX than PersonY because _ was in a garage band.
Context Word: Sniper.
Output: PersonX chose to be a medic while PersonY chose to be a sniper because _ did not want to work with guns.
Context Word: Battlefield.
Output: Playing Battlefield for hours after school suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked massive multiplayer online games.
Context Word: intolerant.
Output: PersonX was very intolerant, PersonY was not therefore for _ teaching is the wrong profession.
Context Word: traffic.
Output: PersonX was stuck in traffic but PersonY was not because _ didn't check road conditions before leaving home.
Context Word: traffic.
Output: There was more traffic in the city where PersonX lived than where PersonY lived because _ lived in a bigger city.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX begged PersonY to come with them to get a new piercing before _ went back to college.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX braced themself as PersonY put the needle through the ear for the piercing, then _ gave thanks and left.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was looked at funny because _ had a huge eyebrow piercing.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX got an infection after the piercing unlike PersonY because _ went to a dirty shop.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX had a more painful experience with a piercing than PersonY because _ got a tongue piercing.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX invited PersonY to get piercings over the weekend and _ is hoping to hear back soon.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: PersonX is thinking about getting a piercing from PersonY's shop, but _ is worried about how sterile the equipment is.
Context Word: piercing.
Output: The piercing of PersonX got infected, but PersonY's did not. _ went to a shady piercing shop.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to stay home a watch a movie this evening, because _ was too tired to go out.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was willing to pay extra for better movie theater seats because _ was excited to see the movie.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX enjoyed watchng the horror movie much more than PersonY, because _ liked feeling scared.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX enjoys watching horror movies but PersonY does not, so _ went to see a scary movie.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX enjoys watching movies, PersonY enjoys reading books more. _ would like to go see the new movie.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX hated horror movies while PersonY loved them. They always gave _ bad dreams the following nights.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX loved horror movies while PersonY did not, so _ went to see the newest horror movie in theaters.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX wanted to go see a horror movie with PersonY because _ loved to watch them.
Context Word: movie.
Output: PersonX was not very cultured, while PersonY was very knowledgeable, so _ asked her to pick the movie .
Context Word: movie.
Output: Since PersonX liked the movie and PersonY did not, _ went to see the movie again that weekend.
Context Word: movie.
Output: While out on the date, PersonX wanted to see a movie and PersonY didn't so _ compromised to go to the drive in theater.
Context Word: movie.
Output: While waiting for the movie to begin, PersonX bought popcorn and drinks for PersonY, since _ had a lot of money.
Context Word: daydreaming.
Output: The teacher yelled at PersonX but didn't yell at PersonY because _ was always daydreaming.
Context Word: oversleeping.
Output: PersonX is always oversleeping in the morning, and PersonY wakes up on time. _ has a shoddy alarm clock.
Context Word: veins.
Output: PersonX had veins that were easier to see than the veins on PersonY because _ had thinner skin.
Context Word: veins.
Output: The nurse was able to easily get the needle in the veins of PersonX but not PersonY because _ has thick veins.
Context Word: earplugs.
Output: PersonX always wore earplugs at night, but PersonY did not, because _ was disturbed by random sounds.
Context Word: Minefield.
Output: During the war, PersonX jumped over the minefield while PersonY drove straight over it. _ was scared.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX advised PersonY to choose an attorney with great care, and _ had lots of experience as a lawyer.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX called his attorney, PersonY, to defend him in court. _ was very unfamiliar with the law.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX decided to apply to law school but PersonY applied to art school instead because _ wanted to become an attorney.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX had to hire an attorney for PersonY because _ didn't want him to stay in jail.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX hired an attorney to sue PersonY because _ slipped and fell at his house.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX is an attorney, PersonY is not therefore _ is able to give legal advice.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX is being hired to be an attorney by PersonY, so _ must be skilled.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX needed a criminal attorney and finally hired PersonY because _ was facing criminal charges.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX studied hard for the bar exam but PersonY didn't. _ became an attorney not a criminal.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX wants to be an attorney even though PersonY thinks it's impossible, so _ decides to prove everyone wrong.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX was always in trouble with the law but PersonY wasn't. _ had to keep an attorney on retainer.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX was sued by an attorney representing PersonY after ( _ ) didn't pay for the car repairs after the accident.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: PersonX's attorney was a public defender who just didn't care and PersonY has a very successful hired attorney so chances are _ will lose in mediation.
Context Word: attorney.
Output: The services of an attorney were needed regularly by PersonX but not by PersonY because _ was a career criminal.