niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: cracked.
Output: The hands of PersonX were more cracked than the hands of PersonY although _ worked harder.
Context Word: creativity.
Output: PersonX didn't have nearly the amount of creativity as PersonY, which is why _ failed at becoming an artist.
Context Word: creativity.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY and his creativity because _  was so upset about the graffiti on the walls.
Context Word: creativity.
Output: The creativity was far superior in PersonX than in PersonY because _ was very imaginative.
Context Word: fire extinguisher.
Output: PersonX grabs the fire extinguisher to help PersonY put out the fire because _ thought it was full.
Context Word: vendor.
Output: PersonX bought an apple from the vendor and gave it to PersonY, because _ was generous.
Context Word: group.
Output: PersonX led the group and PersonY followed it, so _ was the one who made the decisions.
Context Word: group.
Output: PersonX was the one in the group that PersonY listened to, because _ was the leader.
Context Word: group.
Output: The group avoided talking to PersonX but not PersonY because the group hated _ forever.
Context Word: group.
Output: The group of people ignored PersonX and not PersonY because _ was not the leader of the group.
Context Word: group.
Output: The singing group that PersonX started sounds awesome, but PersonY's does not, because _ 's group practices a lot more.
Context Word: wild rabbit.
Output: Running like a wild rabbit helped PersonX win the race but not PersonY because _ was very fast.
Context Word: role model.
Output: The fireman was a role model to PersonX but not PersonY because _ wanted to be a firefighter one day.
Context Word: video.
Output: PersonX gave a video to PersonY for his birthday, but he already owned it. _ decided to give him something else instead.
Context Word: Nursing.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY advice on nursing a child because _ was usually the one to give advice.
Context Word: eradicate.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY bought toothpaste that would eradicate bacteria because _ had a mild case of gum disease.
Context Word: scratched.
Output: PersonX ended up calling the police over an incident involving PersonY because _ was scratched by them.
Context Word: pudding.
Output: Since her chocolate pudding did not turn out as well as she expected, PersonX asked PersonY if _ should try to make it again.
Context Word: pudding.
Output: The pudding was cooked by PersonX for PersonY and _ could not wait for her to try it.
Context Word: agencies.
Output: Although from competing agencies, PersonX asked PersonY to work with them, because _ needed help with the project.
Context Word: missing.
Output: PersonX found themselves missing PersonY terribly after the breakup, because _ hadn't started dating again.
Context Word: Costochondritis.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to call a doctor for advie on how to treat Costochondritis because _ was far away from the phone.
Context Word: oogling.
Output: PersonX couldn't stop oogling at PersonY's new and sexy dress so _ got in a little closer.
Context Word: outlook.
Output: PersonX had a better outlook in life than PersonY, because _ was an optimistic person.
Context Word: SOCCER.
Output: PersonX didn't practice any soccer while PersonY did daily. _ didn't make the soccer team.
Context Word: ready.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was ready for the attack because _ heard the enemy approaching.
Context Word: ready.
Output: Told to be ready by PersonX , PersonY has waiting a few minutes, _ is picking them up.
Context Word: Dermatillomania.
Output: PersonX had a severe case of dermatillomania that PersonY knew how to treat, but _ refused the help.
Context Word: Boil.
Output: personx finally got rid of the boil he contacted from persony even though _ had less care.
Context Word: geometry.
Output: Geometry is easy for PersonX, while PersonY has always preferred writing things. _ is probably better in Math class.
Context Word: geometry.
Output: PersonX can't understand why PersonY loves geometry class so much, because _ finds it confusing.
Context Word: geometry.
Output: PersonX was very good at geometry while PersonY was very bad at it. _ passed the test.
Context Word: Septic Tank.
Output: personx had his Septic Tank damaged by the truck driven by persony over the septic tank and _ was angry.
Context Word: aftershave.
Output: Aftershave is something PersonX likes and PersonY hates because _ likes the burn of it.
Context Word: lovebirds.
Output: PersonX was able to successfully breed and sell several pairs of lovebirds but PersonY could not, because _ was good at handling animals.
Context Word: manage.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to manage the office because _ was good with people.
Context Word: manage.
Output: PersonX needs to learn to manage PersonY better at work, because _ is new to being a supervisor.
Context Word: manage.
Output: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ knew how to manage people better.
Context Word: manage.
Output: The ability to manage her finances came easier to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had studied accounting.
Context Word: lifespan.
Output: PersonX had a shorter expected lifespan than PersonY, so _ rushed to follow all their dreams.
Context Word: lifespan.
Output: The lifespan of PersonX will be shorter than PersonY because _ doesn't take care of his body well.
Context Word: chopsticks.
Output: PersonX ate with PersonY with chopsticks, but _ was really embarrassing while they were using them.
Context Word: chopsticks.
Output: PersonX liked to remain friendly with PersonY since _ always borrowed his new red chopsticks.
Context Word: chopsticks.
Output: PersonX was trying to show  PersonY how to use chopsticks.  It was so funny _ could not help but laugh.
Context Word: chopsticks.
Output: Since PersonX knew how to use chopsticks and PersonY did not, _ ate their fried rice with chopsticks exclusively.
Context Word: jumping jacks.
Output: After getting out of bed PersonX did 100 jumping jacks while PersonY did 100 pullups. _ had terrible arm strength.
Context Word: jumping jacks.
Output: In a competition, PersonX doesn't do as many jumping jacks as PersonY, so _ is saddened.
Context Word: jumping jacks.
Output: In gym class, PersonX outperformed PersonY at doing jumping jacks because _ was a stronger athlete.
Context Word: Physics.
Output: Before the Physics exam, PersonX asked PersonY to help her study, as _ found it hard to focus on the subject.
Context Word: camping gear.
Output: PersonX was in charge of getting camping gear while PersonY made the plans so _ went to the store.
Context Word: wooden furniture.
Output: PersonX wanted to decorate in a rustic style, while PersonY wanted modern. _ always loved the look of old wooden furniture.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX always relied on PersonY for their home repairs because _ could build nothing well.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX build a house with PersonY's help so _ will have a nice new place to live.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX build models much faster than PersonY because _ has more experiences with building models.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX decided that they were going to build a car from scratch but PersonY could not help because _ was very good with machinery.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX had to hire PersonY as a contractor, since _ had no experience to build a house.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY build her new house, although _ lacked talent at construction.
Context Word: build.
Output: PersonX wanted to build his cabinets himself like PersonY did but it didn't turn out well. _ had always been more clumsy than him.
Context Word: build.
Output: They will build a house next to PersonX's property unlike PersonY's because _ has an empty lot there.
Context Word: possibilities.
Output: PersonX always kept their mind open to bigger possibilities, but PersonY was comfortable where they were, so _ was far more ambitious.
Context Word: possibilities.
Output: The possibilities are endless PersonX tells PersonY whos is also amazed at the outcome, _ is amazed.
Context Word: Dungeons and Dragons.
Output: PersonX disliked playing the game Dungeons and Dragons unlike PersonY because _ was less creative.
Context Word: Dungeons and Dragons.
Output: PersonX was a big nerd but PersonY was a big jock, so _ loved to play Dungeons and Dragons.
Context Word: called pretentious.
Output: PersonX has never been called pretentious by someone like PersonY before, _ has been acting self important today.
Context Word: table.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she would set the dining room table because _ did not want to do it.
Context Word: table.
Output: PersonX ate at the table while PersonY ate on the couch, so _ did not use a TV tray.
Context Word: table.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY to lift the picnic table the made together, because _ is stronger.
Context Word: table.
Output: PersonX loved the table she saw, but PersonY hated it. When they left the store empty-handed, _ was disappointed.
Context Word: table.
Output: PersonX was able to assemble the table with greater ease than PersonY because _ is knowledgeable in woodworking.
Context Word: table.
Output: The kitchen table was built by PersonX for the home of PersonY, so _ is a carpenter.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX gave a rousing speech that inspired PersonY, so _ succeeded in promoting their ideas.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX gave the most rousing speech PersonY ever heard, because _ is a charismatic person.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX had a much worse speech than PersonY had because _ stuttered during the speech.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX took PersonY's speech class; when she passed her final exam, _ celebrated with ice cream.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX was a showoff, PersonY was very shy which is why _ liked to be asked to give a speech.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX was extremely nervous to give a speech in front of PersonY at work, but _ tried not to be scared.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX was perfectly happy about giving a speech but PersonY was not because _ was very confident.
Context Word: speech.
Output: PersonX was very outgoing and so wanted to make a public speech but PersonY dreaded it. This is because _ was an extrovert.
Context Word: speech.
Output: So _ was great at making speeches because PersonX enjoys talking a lot and PersonY is always quiet.
Context Word: speech.
Output: The boss decided that PersonX would give the speech instead of PersonY because they thought _ was more eloquent.
Context Word: speech.
Output: The speech that PersonX wrote was more succinct than PersonY's because _ is a writer.
Context Word: speech.
Output: When PersonX gave a speech, PersonY laughed and heckled. The teacher gave _ a prize.
Context Word: speech.
Output: While giving a speech in class, PersonX stays relaxed while PersonY is just the opposite. Therefore, _ has good nerves.
Context Word: job interview.
Output: PersonX was going to a job interview after being prepped by PersonY. _ was grateful.
Context Word: Gold.
Output: PersonX had gold fever while PersonY loved being on the ocean. _ moved to Alaska to work in a mine.
Context Word: Gold.
Output: Personx offers persony some grams of gold in exchange for his collection and _ was persuasive.
Context Word: Gold.
Output: To tell if PersonX 's gold was real, PersonY used a magnifying glass because _ was of dubious origin.
Context Word: nightclub.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY when the new jazz nightclub was expected to open downtown because _ didn't know.
Context Word: nightclub.
Output: PersonX liked to spend his evenings at nightclubs but PersonY preferred to stay home. _ liked to dance through the night.
Context Word: nightclub.
Output: The security guard removed PersonX but not PersonY from the nightclub because _ was ill-behaved.
Context Word: nightclub.
Output: When PersonX goes to the nightclub they have a lot of fun but not PersonY because _ really enjoys dancing.
Context Word: dead.
Output: When the spider was dead PersonX was jubilant but PersonY was upset because _ hated spiders.
Context Word: creating.
Output: Creating a facebook page was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had made one before.
Context Word: creating.
Output: Creating restaurant review blogs is a passion of PersonX but not PersonY because _ is excited by writing and food.
Context Word: juror.
Output: PersonX was a juror in an assault case and PersonY was her adult daughter.  _ was warned not to read news about the case.
Context Word: brake pads.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY put new brake pads on her car because _ is a mechanic.
Context Word: help studying.
Output: PersonX needed help studying in all classes from PersonY because _ was failing all the classes.
Context Word: Orange.
Output: PersonX handed PersonY an expensive orange, which was symbolic of wealth in Chinese culture, because _ was rich.
Context Word: success.
Output: PersonX was jealous of the success that PersonY had achieved, but _ never put in the work.
Context Word: success.
Output: PersonX was less of a success than PersonY, so _ felt jealous about the differences in their talent.
Context Word: success.
Output: The man told us that PersonX had more success than PersonY because _ studied very hard.
Context Word: success.
Output: When it comes to success PersonX was motivated whereas PersonY was not, therefore _ had more.
Context Word: Cement.
Output: At the construction site, PersonX received instruction from PersonY on how to mix the cement because _ was his employee.
Context Word: birdwatcher.
Output: PersonX wanted to be a birdwatcher but PersonY does not because _ likes to look at different birds.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Even though they weigh the same on the scale, PersonX looks smaller than PersonY because _ has more muscle.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX had a lot of muscle while PersonY is slim with a slight build so _ put 250 lbs on the bar.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX had more muscle than PersonY, because _ worked out with weights every day at the gym.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX had poor muscle tone while PersonY was toned and slim, even though _ was the one who exercised.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY with his form at the gym and showed him how to gain muscle; to his credit, _ was an excellent trainer.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX pulled a muscle during their wrestling match with PersonY, which made _ feel pain.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX stretched their muscles before they worked out but PersonY didn't bother. _ wasn't sore after their gym session.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: PersonX was massaging PersonY's back muscles by hand because _ was wanting to help relax the muscles.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: When performing the exercise, PersonX but not PersonY pulled a muscle because _ stretched enough.
Context Word: survey.
Output: As PersonX took a quick survey for marketing research, PersonY was laughing, making _ distracted.
Context Word: weather.
Output: PersonX Knew the weather everyday and could give the forecast to PersonY, _ watched the news every morning.
Context Word: weather.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what the weather was going to be like tomorrow because _ needed to know.
Context Word: weather.
Output: PersonX is a meterologist, PersonY is not therefore it is best to ask _ about the weather.
Context Word: weather.
Output: PersonX, as they were heading for the door, asked PersonY if they knew what the weather would be today because _ forgot to check.
Context Word: internship.
Output: Because PersonX found an internship while in college but PersonY was unable to, _ found a job more quickly after graduation.
Context Word: Perfusionist.
Output: personx was a better Perfusionist than persony is despite _ lower work experience and qualification.
Context Word: poison ivy.
Output: PersonX was allergic to poison ivy but PersonY was not. _ broke out in a rash after walking through a patch of poison ivy.
Context Word: poison ivy.
Output: PersonX was told by PersonY to avoid the poison ivy, but he didn't listen; _ was itchy for the next week.
Context Word: vine.
Output: In the vineyard, PersonX was able to show PersonY the different kinds of vines because _ had deep knowledge of them.
Context Word: vine.
Output: PersonX thought the flowering vine that PersonY planted was beautiful, and _ enjoyed looking at it daily.
Context Word: vine.
Output: PersonX want to learn how to grow a jicama and asks for PersonY's help, because _ is not vine expert.
Context Word: vine.
Output: PersonX was hired by PersonY to grow vines in their backyard but _ was going on vacation.
Context Word: usb drive.
Output: PersonX didn't notice PersonY drop their USB drive in the parking lot, and _ didn't realize they ran it over with their car.
Context Word: spider veins.
Output: PersonX has more spider veins on her legs than PersonY because _ is much older.
Context Word: principle.
Output: PersonX still owed a bunch of principle to PersonY, so _ continued to make payments on the loan.
Context Word: old dog.
Output: The old dog ran up to PersonX but past PersonY, because _ had treats in their pocket.
Context Word: topic.
Output: At the end of the class, PersonX asked PersonY for help because _ couldn't think of a topic for the research paper.
Context Word: work.
Output: At work, PersonX gets much harder tasks to do than PersonY on a daily basis because _ is hardworking.
Context Word: work.
Output: At work, PersonX would follow their boss's directions more closely than PersonY. _ got a promotion.
Context Word: work.
Output: Burnt out, PersonX wants to go on a vacation with PersonY because _ needs a break from work.
Context Word: work.
Output: It is likely that PersonX but not PersonY would get the job promotion because _ always stayed late and did extra work.
Context Word: work.
Output: It was easy for PersonX to get a job but not PersonY because _ is always willing to work.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX  is in need of work desperately and has come across PersonY who is hiring, _ wants to be hired for a job.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX always arrived to work before PersonY, as _ had a shorter driving commute in the mornings.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for permission to take time off work because _ was going on vacation soon.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to balance work and home life better, because  _ felt her life was a mess.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was really tired because _ had a long hard day at work for the cement company.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX doesn't like talking to people about personal matters at work, unlike PersonY, because _ is a more private person.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX finished his work at the gas station earlier than PersonY. So _ came home early.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX gets to spend less time with their kids than PersonY because _ is addicted to their work life.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX got a better grade on the test than PersonY, since _ had put minimal work into learning the material.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX got the promotion at work over PersonY because _ had received the highest personnel review for the year.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX had to work that night but PersonY was off, so _ was unable to go to the college reunion.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX hates work and asks for a PersonY's advice, as _ wants to enjoy her work.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX is allowed to work from home, but PersonY's boss won't allow that. _ has a more laid back job.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX offered to drive PersonY to his place of work because _ had a car.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX puts in a lot of extra time at work but PersonY leaves early very often. _ got a promotion.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX was going to retire from work much sooner than PersonY since _ was much older.
Context Word: work.
Output: PersonX was searching for job and ask if they needed a person for work PersonY heard them and said they were hiring, _ is looking for employment.
Context Word: work.
Output: So _ was doing nothing because PersonX is lazy while PersonY is a hard working person.
Context Word: work.
Output: The boss was mad because PersonX finished her work later than PersonY because _ is a slow worker.
Context Word: chop.
Output: PersonX can't chop vegetables nearly as fast as PersonY can although _ is a chef.
Context Word: chop.
Output: When it comes to chopping, PersonX is much quicker than PersonY because _ is a cook.
Context Word: Fishing.
Output: PersonX didn't like to go fishing but PersonY found it relaxing past time. _ bought a new ATV to use in their free time.
Context Word: Fishing.
Output: While fishing on the pier, PersonX jumped into the water to save PersonY because _ was an excellent swimmer.
Context Word: earrings.
Output: Feeling generous, PersonX gave money to PersonY to buy the earrings since _ was wealthy.
Context Word: earrings.
Output: PersonX bought a new pair of earrings, but PersonY picked a bracelet instead, because _ had pierced ears.
Context Word: earrings.
Output: PersonX hated jewelry while PersonY was obsessed, so _ was annoyed at receiving the earrings for her birthday.
Context Word: earrings.
Output: PersonX owns more earrings than PersonY because _ has had her ears pierced since she was a child.
Context Word: earrings.
Output: PersonX wore more expensive earrings than PersonY because _ had a lot more money to spend on jewelry.
Context Word: YouTube.
Output: Online, PersonX is constantly watching the videos that PersonY posts on YouTube, so _ is a consumer of content.
Context Word: YouTube.
Output: PersonX included PersonY in her YouTube video, but _ was sorry because she had failed to obtain permission.
Context Word: YouTube.
Output: PersonX likes to watch YouTube every day but PersonY doesn't because _ wants to see new things.
Context Word: YouTube.
Output: PersonX subscribed to PersonY 's channel on YouTube because _ wanted to learn how to grow his subscribers.
Context Word: YouTube.
Output: YouTube contained many videos that PersonX loved to watch but PersonY did not enjoy them, because _ loved using computers.
Context Word: parties.
Output: PersonX attended all of the wild parties without PersonY, because _ wanted to be a social butterfly.
Context Word: Getting tar out of a carpet.
Output: Getting tar out of a carpet was PersonX's specialty and not PersonY because _ was a housekeeper.
Context Word: partition.
Output: PersonX campaigned to have a partition between two different ethnic communities but PersonY did not because _ was prejudiced.
Context Word: trust.
Output: Everyone seems to trust PersonX, but they don't trust PersonY. That's because _ is honest all the time.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX broke the trust PersonY put in them when _ lied about what happened to the money.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX found it very easy to trust people but PersonY did not as _ was by nature a very trusting person.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX had a very difficult time trusting that PersonY was telling her the truth, because _ is always suspicious of others motives.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX had more trust from their parents than PersonY since _ regularly came home on time for their curfew.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX had trust in PersonY for the reason that _ thought they were an honest and responsible person.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX has recently hurt PersonY and lost his trust and now wants to regain his trust, because _ regrets his actions.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX lost the trust of PersonY because _ lied to them about how much money they borrowed.
Context Word: trust.
Output: PersonX's irrevocable trust was more secure than PersonY's because _ remembered they could include real estate.
Context Word: Macaw.
Output: PersonX wants to bond with her new pet Macaw and asks for PersonY's help, because _ feels not bonded.
Context Word: flawless.
Output: The speech that PersonX gave was flawless compared to PersonY because _ practiced for months before.
Context Word: Asia.
Output: PersonX took a trip and went to visit PersonY's home in Asia because _ wanted to travel to another country.
Context Word: Diapers.
Output: Changing the diapers really irritated PersonX. He asked PersonY to do it, as _ was a seasoned parent.
Context Word: proof.
Output: PersonX demanded proof about the allegation but PersonY did not as _ was very meticulous.
Context Word: grades.
Output: PersonX gets mostly A's for grades and PersonY gets a lot of F's, so _ must study harder.
Context Word: grades.
Output: PersonX gets much better grades than PersonY every week because _ studies every single night.
Context Word: grades.
Output: PersonX got better grades than PersonY in every class, so _ offered to give some tutoring.
Context Word: grades.
Output: PersonX got good grades in school while PersonY didnt really care for school, _ got a scholarship in Harvard.
Context Word: grades.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY get better grades although _ had pretty horrible grades in their class at school.
Context Word: grades.
Output: PersonX told PersonY that he is the one making decisions regarding the grades, because _ is the lecturer.
Context Word: grades.
Output: The grades of PersonX were stellar compared to PersonY because _  always studied hard in school.
Context Word: claim.
Output: PersonX filed the claim against PersonY after the car accident because _ was not at fault for the accident.
Context Word: claim.
Output: PersonX made a claim for compensation but PersonY did not as _ thought they had been badly treated.
Context Word: claim.
Output: PersonX saved less money on the television than PersonY because _ didn't fill out their rebate claim.
Context Word: duck.
Output: PersonX has recently bought a duck and doesn't know its sex so he asks PersonY for help, because _ is courious.
Context Word: duck.
Output: PersonX loved the taste of duck but PersonY liked chicken better. _ ordered the Peking Duck for dinner.
Context Word: duck.
Output: PersonX told a crazy story about a wild duck to PersonY, because _ needed someone to hear the story.
Context Word: duck.
Output: The pet duck of PersonX is sadder than the one that PersonY owns. _ is a bad caretaker of animals.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: PersonX eats a healthy diet while PersonY eats a lot of fat, _ doesn't suffer from high cholesterol.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: PersonX eats healthfully all the time but PersonY doesn't because _ is concerned about his cholesterol levels.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: PersonX has to always watch cholesterol levels unlike PersonY because _ was advised by the doctor.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: PersonX is overweight and has high cholesterol unlike PersonY who works out so _ is unhealthy.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: The diet that PersonX is on makes PersonY worry about their friend's cholesterol, because _ is eating a lot of bacon.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: The doctor told PersonX they had a high cholesterol, but PersonY was healthy. _ ate junk food very regularly.
Context Word: social life.
Output: PersonX has a more active social life than PersonY because _ invites people on dates frequently.
Context Word: pattern.
Output: During the store walk, PersonX showed the best art pattern to PersonY because _ insisted on having the best reputation.
Context Word: pattern.
Output: In knitting, PersonX was very good at following a pattern but PersonY was not as _ was very creative.
Context Word: pattern.
Output: PersonX is a seamstress, PersonY is not therefore _ could tell you how to print a pattern.
Context Word: pattern.
Output: PersonX saw the pattern, but PersonY couldn't see it, so _ explained it in a way that made it obvious.
Context Word: recovering.
Output: PersonX is recovering faster than PersonY from the same type of surgery  because _  always had a healthy lifestyle.
Context Word: public.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to speak in public than it was for PersonY because _ was an outgoing person.
Context Word: public.
Output: When they had to speak in public PersonX went to pieces but PersonY loved it. _ was very shy.
Context Word: Mountain.
Output: PersonX decided to give his place to PersonY in the mountain expedition because _ was too tired.
Context Word: temptation.
Output: Temptation was difficult for PersonX to avoid but not PersonY. _ was had a weak will.
Context Word: lucrative.
Output: Investing in Amazon was very lucrative for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of knowledge in business.
Context Word: lucrative.
Output: PersonX was able to get a lucrative job but not PersonY because _ studied business while in college.
Context Word: boomerang.
Output: PersonX threw the boomerang when PersonY intercepted it, but _ was very happy to get it back.
Context Word: ukulele.
Output: PersonX's ukulele playing sounded far worse than PersonY's performance for the reason that _ was an amateur at the instrument.
Context Word: brand.
Output: PersonX wondered what brand of jeans PersonY was wearing when _ noticed the unusual logo.
Context Word: eco-friendly.
Output: Being eco-friendly came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ really cared about climate change.
Context Word: tent.
Output: PersonX was excited to camp in the backyard with PersonY, so _ started setting up the tent before it was night.
Context Word: tent.
Output: While camping, PersonX asked PersonY to put the tent up because _ was a novice camper.
Context Word: zippers.
Output: PersonX has boots with zippers and PersonY's boots don't have them, so _ unzipped their boots before taking them off.
Context Word: hard-wired.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to get the work at home position because _ had a computer that was hard-wired to the internet.
Context Word: hiking.
Output: PersonX loved to go hiking in the mountains while PersonY thought it was boring because _ was somewhat athletic.
Context Word: sore.
Output: After working out, PersonX was more sore than PersonY because _ went to the gym once a month.
Context Word: sore.
Output: Being sore from the gym, PersonX asked PersonY for a rub down because _ needed to get a great massage.
Context Word: sore.
Output: PersonX is a doctor, PersonY is a machinest therefore _ knows how to treat a sore shoulder.
Context Word: sore.
Output: PersonX works out more than PersonY so _ was less sore after their gym visit on Sunday.
Context Word: ulcers.
Output: PersonX 's ulcers were getting worse until PersonY came to help, _ needed her soothing presence.
Context Word: ulcers.
Output: PersonX is more tense than PersonY, so it was no surprise when _ discovered that he had ulcers.
Context Word: ulcers.
Output: The doctor told PersonX to avoid spicy foods but told PersonY that he could eat anything that he wants because _ was diagnosed with ulcers.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: Although PersonX was a avid vegetarian and PersonY wasn't, _ liked the smell of cooked bacon.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: Bacon is a lot more important for PersonX than PersonY because _ likes to eat meat everyday.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: PersonX gave her BLT sandwich to PersonY because _ could not stand the taste of bacon.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: PersonX liked the bacon cheeseburger at the restaurant more than PersonY because _ loved pork products.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: PersonX loved eating bacon at all of their meals but PersonY hated bacon because _ was not a vegetarian.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: PersonX loves that PersonY used bacon fat to fry french fries, because _ loves the taste of bacon.
Context Word: bacon.
Output: PersonX never eats bacon, but it is PersonY's favorite food, so _ is a vegetarian.
Context Word: Teenagers.
Output: PersonX recalled that they were friends with PersonY as teenagers, so _ went up and introduced themself.
Context Word: parasitic worms.
Output: PersonX was afraid their cat may have parasitic worms and PersonY was a veterinarian, so _  took their cat for a checkup.
Context Word: increase.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to receive a pay increase because _ had never missed a day of work.
Context Word: increase.
Output: PersonX gave the pills to PersonY to increase her athletic performance, though _ really needed them for the track meet.
Context Word: increase.
Output: PersonX was dealing with low GNRH so PersonY kept on irritatingly suggesting ways _ could increase their levels.
Context Word: increase.
Output: PersonX was unable to increase their muscles as well as PersonY, because _ was lazy.
Context Word: investigator.
Output: The private investigator spied on PersonX after work but not PersonY because _ was suspected of cheating on their partner.
Context Word: brandy.
Output: PersonX hated the taste of brandy while PersonY enjoyed it since _ disliked drinking spirits.
Context Word: brandy.
Output: PersonX loved brandy so when he and his roommate PersonY received a bottle as a gift, _ drank all of it.
Context Word: Cattle.
Output: The farm was owned by PersonX. PersonY raised the cattle because _ was his employer.
Context Word: stains.
Output: PersonX got very bad grass stains in their jeans and asked PersonY for some help, although _ had never washed clothes before.
Context Word: stains.
Output: PersonX had a more presentable outfit than PersonY because the outfit on _ had less stains on it.
Context Word: stains.
Output: PersonX was dirtier than PersonY because _ had stains all over their shirts and pants.
Context Word: stains.
Output: When doing laundry, PersonX had fewer stains to get out than PersonY because _ spilled food on herself less often.
Context Word: helmet.
Output: PersonX thanked PersonY for reminding _ to wear the helmet while riding a bike on the street.
Context Word: plug.
Output: PersonX plugs his ear when he is with PersonY because _ cannot tolerate high pitch voice.
Context Word: scary.
Output: Halloween was always more scary for PersonX than PersonY being as _ has an imaginative outlook on life.
Context Word: scary.
Output: Investing in the stock market is more scary for PersonX than PersonY  because _  has little knowledge of the stock market.
Context Word: scary.
Output: On PersonX way into the movie they asked PersonY if it was as scary as advertised, _ is just arriving.
Context Word: scary.
Output: PersonX thought the haunted house was more scary than PersonY did, so _ screamed a lot during it.
Context Word: scary.
Output: PersonX wore a scary costume for Halloween and made PersonY jump in fear. _ thought this was hilarious.
Context Word: Broken Jaw.
Output: personx had a broken jaw when fighting with persony but _ threw most of the punches.
Context Word: ignoring the man.
Output: PersonX had fun ignoring the man instead of talking to him like PersonY because _ had no interest in dating him.
Context Word: shrunk.
Output: PersonX was annoyed as PersonY had shrunk _ 's  favorite jersey in the dryer as it had been raining.
Context Word: wine and cheese.
Output: After dinner PersonX opted for wine and cheese while PersonY had a brownie. _ had never had a big sweet tooth.
Context Word: Quaker.
Output: PersonX was a Muslim while PersonY was a Quaker. _ didn't mind using violence against people of other faiths.
Context Word: gossip.
Output: PersonX was constantly looking for gossip, and PersonY had something juicy, so _ begged them for details.
Context Word: catered.
Output: PersonX paid more for their wedding than PersonY did because _ got their wedding catered.
Context Word: strategy.
Output: PersonX had a poor strategy for advertising but not PersonY because _ had an outdated way of thinking.
Context Word: strategy.
Output: PersonX liked to play strategy video games but PersonY liked sports games, so _ was pretty pumped when the new Clash of Clans came out.
Context Word: strategy.
Output: PersonX told PersonY that he can't think of a good strategy, so _ asked for help.
Context Word: sweets.
Output: Eating sweets was a big problem for PersonX but not for PersonY, thats why _ has a large waistline.
Context Word: starfish.
Output: At the beach, PersonX finds a starfish to give to PersonY because _ is the big sibling.
Context Word: learned to be patient.
Output: The dog kept running off in the park, which drove PersonX mad but not PersonY because _ had not learned to be patient with him.
Context Word: Roast.
Output: PersonX wanted to eat a huge rib roast but not PersonY because _ was a carnivore.
Context Word: hyperacusis.
Output: PersonX understood hyperacusis better than PersonY because _ had experienced a sister affected by it.
Context Word: mechanism.
Output: PersonX was smarter than PersonY, because _ had been the first one to figure out how to build the mechanism.
Context Word: shelf.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to place the book on the top shelf since _ was too short to reach.
Context Word: shelf.
Output: PersonX was happy to try to put a shelf up but PersonY was not because _ was very competent at DIY.
Context Word: go fish.
Output: PersonX taught PersonY to play go fish so that _ had someone to play with.
Context Word: Familiarize.
Output: PersonX went to school after hours to ask PersonY for help him familiarize himself with the required texts, _ knew the test was imminent.
Context Word: defensive.
Output: During the police interview, PersonX remarked that PersonY was being awfully defensive, because _ was concealing the crime.
Context Word: defensive.
Output: PersonX stopped being defensive toward PersonY after _ realized they were just trying to help.
Context Word: defensive.
Output: PersonX was more likely to get defensive during conversation than PersonY, because _ had a sensitive nature.
Context Word: software.
Output: Even though they are both computer technicians, PersonX does a better job than PersonY because _ is really good at installing software.
Context Word: software.
Output: PersonX downloaded the software for PersonY's computer since _ had a lot of experience with computers and programs.
Context Word: software.
Output: PersonX got frustrated trying to install the software so she called PersonY, because _ is technically illiterate.
Context Word: software.
Output: PersonX is better at working with software when compared to PersonY because _ works as a software engineer.
Context Word: Child.
Output: The child threw the ball to PersonX but PersonY intercepted the ball. _ wanted the ball.
Context Word: consciousness.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY to regain consciousness after a fall by tapping _ 's brainpower in that moment.
Context Word: Acupressure.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY wanted to use acupressure for weight loss because _ was overweight.
Context Word: preserving.
Output: Preserving strawberries into the mason jars was common for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was an expert at canning.
Context Word: blow.
Output: PersonX smokes a lot, PersonY does not smoke at all which is why _ cannot blow up balloons.
Context Word: taught the dog how to sit.
Output: PersonX taught the dog how to sit and PersonY could not because _ had a lot of patience.
Context Word: refined.
Output: People say that PersonX is much more refined than PersonY because _ comes from a richer background.
Context Word: loneliness.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to fight loneliness because _ had many friends.
Context Word: loneliness.
Output: PersonX felt far less loneliness than PersonY for the reason that _ had a very large number of friends and family nearby.
Context Word: loneliness.
Output: PersonX suffers a lot from loneliness compared to PersonY because _ has lost all of his family.
Context Word: steamed rice.
Output: Steamed rice is much healthier, so PersonX insisted theyorder that instead of fried rice, even though PersonY disliked it. _ was happy to eat the steamed rice when it arrived.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX employed PersonY at the company he owns, because _ is a kind and nice person.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX had to introduce PersonY to all the important things in the company, because _ is a senior developer.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX has a lot more company over to their house than PersonY because _ loves to socialize.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX wanted to sue a company, but PersonY just wanted an apology; _ was feeling vengeful.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX was the hiring manager at her company, so when PersonY submit a resume, _ invited him for an interview.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX was very skilled at running their company but PersonY was not. _ had a very profitable business.
Context Word: company.
Output: PersonX went to the back to get a loan from PersonY for their company because _ was borrowing money.
Context Word: company.
Output: Running a business better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ knew how to balance the company books.
Context Word: company.
Output: Since PersonX owned their own company and PersonY was currently unemployed, _ had several different employees.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company called back PersonX for an interview but not PersonY because _ had more experience.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company chose PersonX over PersonY because _ had worked in the field for a far longer period of time.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company that PersonX worked for was far better than that of PersonY because _ got many benefits.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company that PersonX works for just let her go, but PersonY is allowed to keep her job. _ is crushed.
Context Word: company.
Output: When PersonX's company hired her, she became PersonY's manager. _ made changes to improve efficiency.
Context Word: Person.
Output: PersonX was the kind of person to get mad easily. He screamed at PersonY because _ was angry.
Context Word: couch.
Output: PersonX apologized to PersonY for getting a big food stain on the couch, because _ felt awful about it.
Context Word: couch.
Output: PersonX gave a couch to PersonY because _ was moving to a new place and needed to get rid of things.
Context Word: couch.
Output: When PersonX admired and gushed over PersonY's brand new couch from the department store, _ gave many compliments.
Context Word: couch.
Output: Whilst PersonX likes to lounge around on the couch PersonY would rather be outside jogging because _ is energetic.
Context Word: stained glass.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY went to the local community college to sign up for a stained glass class because _ was crafty.
Context Word: lumps.
Output: PersonX noticed the lumps on PersonY 's arms that she had failed to notice, _ is just perceptive that way.
Context Word: lumps.
Output: PersonX was hitting PersonY 's arm very hard for a long while, so _ left her with lumps on her arm.
Context Word: Banjo.
Output: PersonX loved playing the Banjo and  _  was also the lead singer in a band she shared with PersonY.
Context Word: chrome.
Output: PersonX's chrome tires look a lot better than PersonY's because _ 's were more expensive.
Context Word: Traveling.
Output: PersonX really liked traveling for months at a time while PersonY was more of a homebody. _ often needed to hire a house sitter.
Context Word: Traveling.
Output: PersonX was traveling to Asia and asked PersonY for landmarks to visit because _ had visited many times.
Context Word: Traveling.
Output: Traveling around the world was  _ dream and this dream was shared by both PersonX and PersonY.
Context Word: surveyor.
Output: PersonX was a good surveyor but PersonY was not. _ got a lot of surveying jobs.
Context Word: exhaust.
Output: PersonX paid PersonY for the speedy replacement of the old exhaust in the car, because _ was grateful.
Context Word: body language.
Output: PersonX is very sensual with their body language toward PersonY due to _ being sultry.
Context Word: concert.
Output: PersonX goes to listen to PersonY perform at the concert hall due to _ being a teenager.
Context Word: concert.
Output: PersonX surprises PersonY with tickets to a Taylor Swift concert, because _ likes making people happy.
Context Word: concert.
Output: PersonX was given concert tickets by PersonY; then _ sold them because she hated the artist.
Context Word: concert.
Output: PersonX was going to attend the concert unlike PersonY because it was _ favorite genre of music.
Context Word: concert.
Output: PersonX was invited to a concert by PersonY, then _ had to get permission to attend from their parents.
Context Word: concert.
Output: The concert goes poorly for PersonX, but PersonY performed very well. _ was avoiding practicing beforehand.
Context Word: concert.
Output: Wanting to listen to a pop song, PersonX but not PersonY went to a concert because _ enjoyed the music.
Context Word: Spontaneous.
Output: In an effort to be spontaneous, PersonX surprised PersonY with a trip to the Bahamas.  _ was very excited to hear the response.
Context Word: budget.
Output: How to budget monthly was a skill PersonX has, but PersonY does not due to _ being an accountant.
Context Word: budget.
Output: Money was no object for PersonX while PersonY was on a budget because _ was rich.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX always wasted money while PersonY maintained a budget, so _ always bought needless things.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX asked for help from PersonY, because _ could not figure out the fiscal budget without help.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX had a lot of discipline with his budget compared to PersonY, because _ spoke to a financial planner.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX had more money left over than PersonY because _ had followed their budget more closely.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX is an accountant, PersonY is not, therefore _ can best advise you what you can afford on your budget.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX left the budget planning to PersonY, as _ was inept at financial matters of this kind.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX loved budgeting while PersonY loathed it, so _ was better off with their money.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX made out the budget keeping in mind the special needs of PersonY's children who _ she loved as her own.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX was better at following a budget than PersonY for the reason that _ tended to spend money judiciously.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX was better suited to run a business than PersonY because _ filled out a budget every every.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX was much worse at balancing a budget than PersonY so _ asked him for help with it.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX's budget is never set in stone, while PersonY is a careful spender. Therefore, _ is probably the careless spender.
Context Word: budget.
Output: PersonX's grocery budget is much lower than PersonY's. This is because _ has a lower salary.
Context Word: budget.
Output: The budget of PersonX is tighter right now than PersonY's, so _ likely makes less money.
Context Word: budget.
Output: The budget of PersonX is very small when you compare it to PersonY's. _ lives on a fixed income.
Context Word: budget.
Output: The budget of PersonX right now is kind of low, but PersonY can spend freely. Of the two, _ is more likely to have kids.
Context Word: shopping for speakers.
Output: PersonX did not have nearly as much experience shopping for speakers as PersonY did, therefore _ had trouble making an informed decision.
Context Word: spinach.
Output: PersonX brought PersonY their best spinach, so that _ could eat their creamed spinach at dinner.
Context Word: spinach.
Output: PersonX loves to eat spinach, but it tastes gross to PersonY, so _ likes vegetables.
Context Word: person.
Output: PersonX was a better person than PersonY, because _ always tried to do the right thing.
Context Word: person.
Output: PersonX was a harder person to work with than PersonY was  because _ was a more negative person.
Context Word: person.
Output: PersonX was a nice person but PersonY was not. _ had a lot of great friends.
Context Word: person.
Output: PersonX was a person that would stand up to kids bullying PersonY, as _ was brave.
Context Word: person.
Output: PersonX was a talkative person while PersonY sit quietly in her corner, as _ is social.
Context Word: person.
Output: So _ wanted to be a good person because PersonX was taught to be good while PersonY wasn't.
Context Word: blanket.
Output: Buying a blanket was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a bedding store nearby.