niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: wood.
Output: PersonX needs to clean a petrified wood and asks for PersonY's help, because _ can't do it alone.
Context Word: wood.
Output: PersonX offered to teach PersonY how to work with wood because _ was a professional carpenter.
Context Word: wood.
Output: PersonX stared disbelieving at the new wood chair PersonY had dropped paint on because was _ upset.
Context Word: wood.
Output: PersonX took PersonY to a wood shack in the mountains, because _ was a kidnapper trying to hide.
Context Word: wood.
Output: The home improvement store employee ignored PersonX and helped PersonY because _ was not in the wood department.
Context Word: wood.
Output: The wood that PersonX bought for his floor was cheaper than that of PersonY because _ couldn't afford better.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Using a wood router to make door frames was done only by PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked using electric tools.
Context Word: wood.
Output: When it came to cutting the fire wood, PersonX let PersonY do it, because _ didn't know how to use an axe.
Context Word: wood.
Output: Wood shop was PersonX's favorite subject while PersonY loved math because _ was good with his hands.
Context Word: sleeping better.
Output: Sleeping better would help PersonX do better in the class PersonY teaches on the weekends, _ goes to class every weekend.
Context Word: weight loss.
Output: PersonX made their weight loss goal before PersonY, because _ only ate a healthy diet.
Context Word: weight loss.
Output: Weight loss came easy for PersonX but was difficult for PersonY, as _ walked everywhere instead of driving.
Context Word: transgender.
Output: Being transgender suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had always wanted to be a woman.
Context Word: transgender.
Output: PersonX thought being transgender was a mental illness but PersonY though it was acceptable. _ believed in science very much.
Context Word: transgender.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY transition to male because _ wanted to help their transgender friend.
Context Word: MCAT.
Output: PersonX studied hard for their MCAT test but PersonY goofed off instead, so _ got a passing grade on the test.
Context Word: perfect.
Output: Everything had to be perfect for PersonX , while PersonY was more laid back, since _ had impossible standards.
Context Word: perfect.
Output: Investing in the company is perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _  has a lot of knowledge in that area.
Context Word: perfect.
Output: PersonX thought they were totally perfect in every way, but PersonY disagreed, because _ was a narcissist.
Context Word: injects.
Output: At the hospital, PersonX injects PersonY with some strong drugs because _ is a trained physician.
Context Word: past.
Output: PersonX always dwelled on the past whereas PersonY did not, so _ frequently looked at old photographs in a photo album.
Context Word: past.
Output: PersonX dwelled on the past while PersonY thought more about the future since _ was more backward thinking.
Context Word: past.
Output: PersonX is able to move on after breakups quicker than PersonY because _ doesn't live in the past.
Context Word: past.
Output: PersonX regretted a lot of things in the past but PersonY did not, so _ was constantly agonizing over past events.
Context Word: past.
Output: The past of PersonX is filled with troubles, while PersonY has had an average life. _ is an unlucky person.
Context Word: Relax.
Output: PersonX wanted to relax as PersonY was outside, but _ was unable to because of the noise.
Context Word: Relax.
Output: PersonX was taught by PersonY how to relax because _ was a client to the other.
Context Word: Avocado.
Output: PersonX detested the taste of avocado but PersonY relished the taste. _ ordered cheese dip for their appetizer.
Context Word: trading stocks.
Output: PersonX makes a great deal of money trading stocks _ because/although he has more financial experience than PersonY.
Context Word: man.
Output: PersonX asks for PersonY's advice on how to politely say no to a man who asked her out, because _ doesn't want to hurt his feelings.
Context Word: man.
Output: PersonX stole PersonY's man because _ liked to keep up her appearance and was beautiful.
Context Word: metabolism.
Output: Because PersonX had a lower metabolism than PersonY _ was able to lose weight less easily.
Context Word: metabolism.
Output: PersonX always seems to have much more energy than PersonY, so _ must have a high metabolism.
Context Word: metabolism.
Output: PersonX had a higher metabolism than PersonY, so _ could eat a lot more before gaining weight.
Context Word: wagering on baseball.
Output: PersonX knows that wagering on baseball is illegal but PersonY does not care, _ avoided going to jail.
Context Word: physician.
Output: Being a successful physician suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to medical school.
Context Word: Download.
Output: PersonX stopped trying to download the streaming video for PersonY because _ she had the slower computer.
Context Word: Astronaut.
Output: Being an astronaut was childhood dream of PersonX but not for PersonY. _ went to Space Camp over the summer.
Context Word: handkerchief.
Output: When PersonX sneezed they used a handkerchief to cover their nose but PersonY didn't ,so dad praised _ highly.
Context Word: swimmers.
Output: PersonX admired swimmers and wanted to be one but not PersonY because _ had an affinity with water.
Context Word: cute.
Output: PersonX wanted to make cute crafts with PersonY, but _ couldn't convince them to play along.
Context Word: cute.
Output: PersonX was widely regarded as being cute but PersonY was not because _ was attractive.
Context Word: cute.
Output: PersonX's girlfriend is really cute, while PersonY's is kind of ugly, so _ is probably attractive himself.
Context Word: tough.
Output: PersonX used their tough exterior to scare PersonY, so _ could get things their way.
Context Word: his best.
Output: PersonX decided to try his best in the competition while PersonY quitted. _ is an optimist.
Context Word: proposal.
Output: At the meeting, PersonX wrote a proposal draft while PersonY didn't, so _ was hired for the job.
Context Word: Tarantulas.
Output: Tarantulas scare the crap out of PersonX, while PersonY owns three of them. _ is more fearful of a person.
Context Word: simultaneously.
Output: Although they started reading the same book simultaneously, PersonX was only half done when PersonY finished the book. _ was a slow reader.
Context Word: knuckle.
Output: PersonX told PersonY about hitting a knuckle on an open door though _ isn't very worried about it.
Context Word: break-up.
Output: PersonX broke-up with Gus and PersonY broke-up with Dan. _ had a break-up with Gus.
Context Word: to do a google search.
Output: PersonX needed PersonY's help to do a google search because _ did not like to use the internet for school.
Context Word: bulldog.
Output: PersonX didn't understand how PersonY was able to train his bulldog so quickly, but _ didn't understand how many hours of work it had actually taken.
Context Word: firm mattress.
Output: PersonX preferred a firm mattress while PersonY preferred soft; when the store only had firm, _ celebrated.
Context Word: business.
Output: Although it was risky, PersonX got money from PersonY to start a new business venture because _ was an entrepreneur.
Context Word: business.
Output: During the business meeting PersonX was rude to PersonY so after the meeting the boss told  _  he should make an apology.
Context Word: business.
Output: Even though PersonX was better suited for running a business than PersonY, _ had a more difficult time managing people.
Context Word: business.
Output: In the building business PersonX was considered experienced as were PersonY was not, _ had done many jobs in their  life.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX and PersonY both wanted to start a business, but _ didn't have the business skills.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to start a new business with them because _ had no experience.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX decided to start a business, but PersonY was a bad partner, so _ was ripped off.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX decides to hire PersonY to work at the business office during the afternoons, but _ soon regrets the decision.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX didn't want to sell the business to PersonY because _ thought the price was too low.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX had many businesses compared to PersonY because _ was a hardworking and motivated person.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX inherited a very successful family business but not PersonY because _ had savvy parents.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX is going to be the CEO of the business they're starting with PersonY, so _ feels important.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX is known an an entrepreneur while PersonY is only an employee because _ owns a business.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX is starting a business which requires them to meet with their lawyer, PersonY; _ signs the required paperwork.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX needed advice from PersonY on how to run a business, since _ had no experience.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX offered to sell half of his drop shipping business to PersonY because _ needed the money.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX owned their own business,but PersonY was unemployed, so _ went to work every weekday.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX ran their business very well but PersonY ran theirs very poorly. _ made a lot of money on their business.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX started his own business while PersonY worked for someone else so _ had self-employment taxes.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX took on the failing business from PersonY because _ was skilled at making it profitable.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX wanted to know PersonY's business hours, so _ checked if the hours were posted online.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX wanted to start a business in a field that PersonY was working in so _ asked for some help.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX wanted to start a small business and asked PersonY for start up money. _ said the business would be a success.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX wants to create a business while in school so he asks his professor PersonY for an advice, because _ could use an advice.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX was the boss of PersonY because _ continued his college education in business management.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX was very good at running a business but PersonY was not. _ made a lot of money with their business.
Context Word: business.
Output: PersonX went from job to job but PersonY stayed with the same business, so _ was never eligible for  good benefits.
Context Word: business.
Output: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ was better at managing people.
Context Word: business.
Output: Running a business was more suitted for PersonX than PersonY because _ was great at managing people.
Context Word: business.
Output: The bank gave PersonX a loan but not PersonY because _ had twenty years prior business experience.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business called for PersonX but PersonY answered the phone, because _ hated talking on phones.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business of PersonX is exceedingly well compared to PersonY's because _ works hard everyday.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business of PersonX is more successful than PersonY's because _ is a better business man.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business of PersonX is thriving when compared to that of PersonY because _ is the better business person.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business of PersonX was more successful than PersonY's because _ was a better business man.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business world was a more natural fit for PersonX than PersonY, since _ was money and profit-focused.
Context Word: business.
Output: The joint business venture was failing so PersonX blamed the mercurial PersonY because _ was lashing out.
Context Word: business.
Output: The local business wouldn't allow PersonX in the store but would let PersonY, because _ vandalized the store before.
Context Word: business.
Output: The pet sitting business PersonX starts is a failure compared to PersonY's because _ is an incompetent owner.
Context Word: business.
Output: Though PersonX was better at running a business than PersonY, _ had trouble dealing with the interpersonal lives of employees.
Context Word: business.
Output: Writing out an investment proposal was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had gone to business school.
Context Word: skirts.
Output: PersonX wears skirts more frequently than PersonY does because _ likes to show off her legs.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to accompany them on a walk as _ wasn't sure of the route.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX could not walk as fast as PersonY in the competition, because _ had a hurt foot.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX decided to go for a walk to see PersonY as a surprise visit but _ was lost.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to take the dog for a walk because _ did not want to.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX took their dog for a walk while PersonY played with their dog at home, and _ enjoyed the fresh air.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX was happy to walk ten miles a day but PersonY was not because _ was very fit.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX was more althetic than PersonY but _ hated to go out for a walk in the morning.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX was walking very slow compared to PersonY in the park because _ was feeling tired.
Context Word: walk.
Output: PersonX would have to walk to the store around the block unlike PersonY since _ lived further away from it.
Context Word: Wall.
Output: personx asked for an hammer from persony to hang some photographs on the wall but _ later refused to nail wall.
Context Word: revenue.
Output: The revenue report from PersonX was past due, so PersonY put in a request to have _ speed it up.
Context Word: driving.
Output: Driving in the winter suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of experience driving in snow.
Context Word: driving.
Output: Driving was PersonX's favorite past time but PersonY never enjoyed it. _ liked the freedom and independence.
Context Word: driving.
Output: PersonX did not like driving a fast motorcycle unlike PersonY because _ had a fear for speed.
Context Word: driving.
Output: PersonX enjoys driving long distances, but PersonY does not, so _ did most of the driving on their road trip together.
Context Word: driving.
Output: PersonX handed over the written exam to PersonY, because _ wanted to pass the driving test.
Context Word: driving.
Output: PersonX was better at driving than PersonY because _ had taken a driver's safety class at school.
Context Word: driving.
Output: PersonX's taking a class on driving with PersonY, so _ must be the student in this situation.
Context Word: chosen.
Output: The meat PersonX  has chosen will me delivered on Friday the man tells PersonY, _ is waiting on some meat.
Context Word: athlete.
Output: PersonX is a pretty good athlete but PersonY is an elite athlete. _ finished their mile run in 8 minutes.
Context Word: athlete.
Output: PersonX was a faster runner than PersonY, so _ was considered to be the better athlete.
Context Word: athlete.
Output: PersonX was faster than PersonY because _  did train everyday and was a better athlete.
Context Word: athlete.
Output: PersonX was not as much of an athlete as PersonY , but _ still managed to win in their races.
Context Word: stink.
Output: PersonX started to stink after a few day, and PersonY told them to shower, because _ was gross.
Context Word: climbing.
Output: Climbing trees doesn't appeal to PersonX, but PersonY loves it, because _ is poor at it.
Context Word: climbing.
Output: PersonX stayed behind PersonY when they were climbing the hill because _ was quite slow.
Context Word: process.
Output: PersonX had a less efficient process than PersonY, so _ got fired from their job.
Context Word: process.
Output: PersonX is navigating the process of court with the help of PersonY, so _ is likely the criminal.
Context Word: process.
Output: PersonX understood the process better than PersonY did, so _ was always giving more training.
Context Word: process.
Output: PersonX wanted to know PersonY's process, so _ spent a lot of time observing them.
Context Word: process.
Output: The first process is always PersonX favorite but PersonY is fond of the second, _ likes this part.
Context Word: process.
Output: The process for PersonX to get a visa was more difficult than PersonY because _ had a family.
Context Word: process.
Output: The process of the recuperation of PersonX took longer than PersonY because _  was using heavy drugs.
Context Word: pounds.
Output: At the gym, PersonX has been helping PersonY shed some pounds because _ is a dietitian.
Context Word: pounds.
Output: At the gym, PersonX is trying to shed pounds with the help of PersonY, so _ is the gym member.
Context Word: gravy.
Output: PersonX was attempting to make a gravy for dinner and asked PersonY how to do it, because _ had never made gravy before.
Context Word: narcolepsy.
Output: The doctor referred PersonX but not PersonY to a narcolepsy specialist because _ always fell asleep suddenly.
Context Word: classmate.
Output: PersonX scowled when PersonY leaned over to ask their classmate for the answers to the quiz they were taking, as _ was a good student.
Context Word: chronic.
Output: Feeling chronic pain is an everything day for PersonX but not PersonY because _ suffers from chronic pain syndrome.
Context Word: Candy striper.
Output: PersonX called PersonY “Candy striper” because _ admires his long history of hospital volunteer work.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make the fruit salad today for the party, since she was off. _ had to go to work.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX ate a large variety of fruit but PersonY tended to avoid fruit, since _ loved the taste of sweet things.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX did the grocery shopping again and bought a lot of fruit that PersonY likes. _ usually did the shopping.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX gave all of his fruit salad to PersonY, because _ had a distaste for eating fruit.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX liked to grow their own fruit but PersonY did not because _ found gardening very soothing.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX preferred fruit to vegetables, unlike PersonY. It was true that _ had a sweet tooth.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX preferred fruit while PersonY liked to eat vegetables so _ got a few papayas.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX prefers fruit while PersonY prefers vegetables, so _ bought some apples from the store.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX put fruit in their pie for PersonY to eat, and _ cooked another pie after that one was done baking.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX wants to start eating noni fruit so she asks PersonY where she can buy it, because _ wants to try something new.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX was more healthy and fit than PersonY was because _ liked eating fruits and veggies.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: PersonX was more healthy than PersonY, because _ was always eating plenty of fruit in between meals.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: Personx loved fruit  but not PersonY because _ ate it all the time as a child growing up.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: Planting a fruit tree was a good idea for PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoys eating fruit.
Context Word: fruit.
Output: While PersonX preferred fruits, PersonY preferred to eat vegetables because _ liked foods that were naturally sweet.
Context Word: patience.
Output: Patience was something that PersonX had an abundance of but not PersonY because _ was a very understanding person.
Context Word: patience.
Output: PersonX had a lot more patience than PersonY because _ had four children of his own that were always needy.
Context Word: patience.
Output: PersonX had more patience in the waiting room than PersonY as, _ is more tolerant of wait times.
Context Word: patience.
Output: PersonX is usually on a short fume unlike PersonY, so _ tends to exercise patience less freely.
Context Word: patience.
Output: PersonX lost their patience with PersonY after _ found them sneaking in the house at night.
Context Word: patience.
Output: PersonX was losing his patience with PersonY's attitude, so _ walked away and cooled down.
Context Word: patience.
Output: The daycare center noticed PersonX had no patience with the children but PersonY did so they did not give _ the job.
Context Word: gain weight.
Output: PersonX was trying to gain weight and PersonY was trying to lose weight so _ ate pizza for dinner.
Context Word: Lemon.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY lemons to use in the pie recipe because _ had recently picked some.
Context Word: prostate.
Output: PersonX went for regular checkups at the doctor while PersonY always procrastinated it. _ knew the importance of getting their prostate checked.
Context Word: crate.
Output: PersonX told PersonY they would stop at the pet store on the way home so _ could pick up a crate.
Context Word: crate.
Output: When he got a puppy, PersonX wanted the dog to sleep in a crate. PersonY said it should have a kennel outside. _ said it was too cold outside.
Context Word: growing.
Output: Growing food comes much easier to PersonX than PersonY due to _ having done it for a greater number of years.
Context Word: growing.
Output: PersonX didn't have a green thumb for growing plants unlike PersonY, so _ shrugged when their plant died.
Context Word: growing.
Output: PersonX feeds her children healthy foods and PersonY does not which is why _ has children who are growing well.
Context Word: growing.
Output: PersonX is taking lessons from PersonY on growing plants and things because _ is a newbie.
Context Word: growing.
Output: When it comes to growing plants, PersonX is better than PersonY because _ is a gardener.
Context Word: Prison.
Output: PersonX was a career criminal but PersonY stayed on the straight and narrow. _ spent much of their life in prison.
Context Word: travel.
Output: It takes PersonX longer to get to their destination on vacations than PersonY because _ doesn't like to travel by plane.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to travel with them to South America, because _ had never flown before.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX can't wait to surprise PersonY with their detailed travel itinerary, so _ leaves work early to meet their friend.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX had a private jet and was able to travel in style, while PersonY had to fly coach, because _ was poor.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX knew that PersonY was scared to travel by air. _ was considerate and picked a vacation location that could be driven to instead.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX liked to travel by car while PersonY preferred traveling by plane. _ wanted spontaneity and flexibility when travelling.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX loved to travel all the time, but PersonY disdained it, as _ hated being home all the time.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX really likes to travel the world but PersonY does not because _ is very adventurous.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX was cheaper then PersonY, therefore _ didn't want to buy travel insurance for the trip.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX was more accustomed to travel than PersonY because _ always traveled for business every month.
Context Word: travel.
Output: PersonX was more likely to travel to a foreign country than PersonY, because _ had an adventurous spirit.
Context Word: travel.
Output: Since PersonX loved to travel and PersonY did not, _ was glad to be in another country.
Context Word: derma roller.
Output: PersonX was always trying to use the derma roller before PersonY, as _  would keep it so no one else  would be able to.
Context Word: sadness.
Output: PersonX was more prone to sadness than PersonY because _ had a lot of severe mood swings.
Context Word: Butt.
Output: PersonX wished to have a Kardashian butt however PersonY was interested in that look. _ did lots of lunges every day.
Context Word: Children.
Output: Children are a big part of PersonX life and PersonY life also involves children, _  needs a break every now and then.
Context Word: Children.
Output: personx children are more confident than persony children does because _ scold the children less.
Context Word: Fence.
Output: PersonX climbed over the fence and into PersonY 's yard because _ was trying to rob him.
Context Word: apps.
Output: PersonX had a slower running phone than PersonY because _ had more apps running on theirs.
Context Word: apps.
Output: PersonX wants to learn how to run apps on android so she asks PersonY for an advice, because _ can't figure it out.
Context Word: jet.
Output: Flying jets came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a good pilot.
Context Word: socks.
Output: PersonX went to the store and bought new socks unlike PersonY because _ always shopping in physical stores.
Context Word: vest.
Output: PersonX touches the cool looking bulletproof vest of PersonY due to _ being on a ride along.
Context Word: vest.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY's opinion about their new vest because _ valued their fashion opinion a lot.
Context Word: Yorkie.
Output: PersonX decided to adopt a Yorkie, but PersonY wouldn't even consider it, because _ loved small dogs.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: Near the end of his class performance, PersonX broke a string on the mandolin and PersonY chuckled; consequently, the music teacher gave _ words of encouragement.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: PersonX is being taught how to play the Mandolin by PersonY. _ is a Mandolin student.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: PersonX learned to play the mandolin from PersonY due to _ being a music beginner.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: They asked PersonX to play the mandolin at their wedding and not PersonY because _ was an excellent musician.
Context Word: cannabis.
Output: PersonX can use medical cannabis legally, however PersonY can not because _ lives in Nevada.
Context Word: work out.
Output: PersonX looked worse than PersonY did because _ always skipped going to the gym to work out.
Context Word: object.
Output: PersonX decided to object to the line of questioning toward PersonY, because _ was their lawyer.
Context Word: solution.
Output: PersonX came up for a solution to PersonY's computer problems since _ liked to give computer advise.
Context Word: solution.
Output: PersonX had a difficult time coming up with a solution unlike PersonY because _ was unimaginative.
Context Word: important.
Output: Attending teacher meetings was important to PersonX but not PersonY because _ cared about her children.
Context Word: important.
Output: It was important for PersonX but not PersonY to get their on time because _ the other party would leave if they waited too long.
Context Word: important.
Output: It was important that PersonX make it home before curfew but not that PersonY did because _ had strict parents.
Context Word: important.
Output: Knowing today was important PersonX stops by to congratulate PersonY. _ is a friend to others.
Context Word: important.
Output: Making the football team was important for PersonX but unimportant for PersonY because _ wanted a football scholarship.
Context Word: important.
Output: PersonX always got better service at restaurants than PersonY and figured it was because _ was a more important person.
Context Word: important.
Output: PersonX thought it was important to be sure PersonY stayed out of trouble, because _ was their caretaker.
Context Word: important.
Output: PersonX was able to do better at school than PersonY because _ felt that studying was important.
Context Word: important.
Output: PersonX was more important than PersonY, so _ only had to wait 5 minutes to board the plane.
Context Word: important.
Output: PersonX was seen as far more important than PersonY, so when _ went to the club, they expected to be fawned over.
Context Word: important.
Output: Studying hard in high school was more important for PersonX but not PersonY because _ wanted to go to college.
Context Word: important.
Output: The competition was more important for PersonX than PersonY because _ is a very competitive person.
Context Word: important.
Output: The information given to PersonX but not PersonY was very important because _ needed it for work.
Context Word: castor oil.
Output: PersonX thought the mother should use castor oil to induce labor, but PersonY said no because _ is not a doctor.
Context Word: improved.
Output: PersonX improved their game more than PersonY did because _ had spent time practicing more.
Context Word: stockings.
Output: PersonX's stockings have lots of tears in them, while PersonY's are solid looking. _ is wearing worn down stockings.
Context Word: stockings.
Output: The stockings that PersonX wears are a size small, but PersonY wears an XL, so _ is the tinier person.
Context Word: pancakes.
Output: Even though PersonX likes sweets more than PersonY _ likes pancakes less than the other.
Context Word: pancakes.
Output: PersonX enjoyed pancakes more than PersonY, so _ ate the pancakes for breakfast on Saturday morning.
Context Word: pancakes.
Output: PersonX made much tastier pancakes than PersonY because _ was a much better professional chef.
Context Word: pancakes.
Output: PersonX ordered pancakes for PersonY without asking because _ knew he always ordered them for breakfast.
Context Word: pancakes.
Output: PersonX ordered pancakes while PersonY ordered a hamburger, and _ put syrup and butter on their meal.
Context Word: frame.
Output: PersonX makes picture frames at the factory were PersonY is a supervisor, _ doesn't make as much money as a supervisor.
Context Word: frame.
Output: PersonX paid a large amount of money to frame a picture they had painted but PersonY did not because _ was very talented.
Context Word: frame.
Output: PersonX wanted to build a new picture frame for PersonY's portrait because _ was an experienced woodworker.
Context Word: arthritis.
Output: Drinking milk was important to PersonX but not PersonY as _ was scared of getting arthritis.
Context Word: arthritis.
Output: PersonX went to see PersonY for a medication for the arthritis when _ could not stand the pain anymore.
Context Word: arthritis.
Output: The arthritis of PersonX is a problem, but PersonY's has been relieved lately. That's because _ doesn't take reliable medication for it.
Context Word: original.
Output: At the Halloween dance the PersonX costume was considered to be more original then PersonY costume, _ had a creative mind.
Context Word: original.
Output: PersonX had lots of new ideas, but not PersonY because _ was much more original in thought.
Context Word: original.
Output: PersonX wrote stories that were not as original as PersonY, so _ failed a creative writing class.
Context Word: original.
Output: The painting was an original, PersonX insisted, although PersonY disagreed. _ was not an expert at old paintings.
Context Word: drive a car.
Output: PersonX would drive a car more frequently than PersonY because _ was a taxi driver in the city.
Context Word: performing.
Output: While performing a play PersonX forgot their lines and PersonY remembered theirs. _ was embarrassed.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Learning how to skateboard was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had skateboarded before.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Learning to ride a skateboard was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had one when younger.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to ride a skateboard because _ is a novice skateboarder.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX bought PersonY a skateboard for his birthday although _ could skateboard and really wanted one instead.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a skateboard for their birthday, but _ was not surprised with the gift.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX is currently learning lots of new skateboard tricks from PersonY because _ is new to skateboarding.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX learned how to ride a skateboard recently and wanted PersonY to learn also, so _ began teaching how to skateboard safely.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX refused to teach the beleaguered PersonY how to skateboard properly since _ doubted his ability.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX wanted to learn to skateboard but PersonY thought it was dangerous. _ had not broken a bone as a kid and was fearless.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: PersonX's skateboard was run over while PersonY was backing out of the driveway, so _ is furious.
Context Word: fitness.
Output: Fitness was a way of life for PersonX unlike PersonY because _ cared more about his health.
Context Word: fitness.
Output: PersonX offered to help write a fitness plan for PersonY because _ was a personal trainer.
Context Word: breath.
Output: PersonX had better breath than PersonY because _ made sure to brush their teeth every day.
Context Word: breath.
Output: The breath of PersonX smelled horrible compared to PersonY's because _ never brushed his teeth.
Context Word: breath.
Output: The breath of PersonX was better than the breath of PersonY was because _ made sure to gargle every day.
Context Word: upper.
Output: PersonX had better upper arm strength than PersonY because _ did pilates every morning before work.
Context Word: temperament.
Output: PersonX has a calm temperament but PersonY is quite volatile. Everyone loves to be around _ .
Context Word: green.
Output: Because _ lived inside USDA hardiness zones 3-10, PersonX grew a heartier crop of green beans than PersonY.
Context Word: softball.
Output: In softball, PersonX is the catcher, while PersonY is the pitcher, so _ has the weaker arm.
Context Word: softball.
Output: PersonX caught the high fly ball on left field during the softball game but not PersonY because _ played outfield.
Context Word: softball.
Output: PersonX was very athletic and fit but PersonY was clumsy. _ was a very good softball player.
Context Word: lizard.
Output: When they were getting pets, PersonX wanted a lizard and PersonY wanted a dog, because _ was allergic to dogs.
Context Word: graph.
Output: PersonX made a complex graph but not PersonY because _ taught a class at an advanced level.
Context Word: red light.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a traffic ticket for running a red light because _ broke the law.
Context Word: struggling.
Output: PersonX was struggling everyday to stay away from alcohol, and PersonY helped, because _ was an addict.
Context Word: flourish.
Output: It was easy for the child of PersonX but not PersonY to flourish because _ had a lot of money to buy the kid evrything they wanted.
Context Word: gloves.
Output: PersonX made PersonY wear gardening gloves to protect his hands from spiky edges of Aloe vera leaves, because _ is a thoughtful person..
Context Word: gloves.
Output: PersonX needed to wear gloves while working but not PersonY because _ was working with caustic materials.
Context Word: gloves.
Output: PersonX took off the gloves and gave them to PersonY because _ 's hands were warm.
Context Word: grew.
Output: PersonX grew beautiful roses in their garden, but PersonY did not, because _ had a green thumb.
Context Word: transfer.
Output: PersonX hated the flatness of the mid-west, PersonY did not therefore _ wanted to transfer to Utah.
Context Word: transfer.
Output: With transfer of money management to frugal PersonX from extravagant PersonY, the presence of _ was immediately felt because the coffee was no longer free.
Context Word: Conveying Confidence.
Output: PersonX was given the coveted speaking role over PersonY because _ was good at conveying confidence.
Context Word: employees.
Output: Managing a group of employees suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had good people skills.
Context Word: employees.
Output: PersonX believed in a more authoritarian style of management than PersonY, so _ was strict with his employees.
Context Word: nursery.
Output: Before going off to work, PersonX went to the nursery to drop off PersonY because _ was the parent.
Context Word: nursery.
Output: PersonX didn't drop the children off at the nursery today unlike PersonY because _ children were sick.
Context Word: contaminated.
Output: PersonX saw the chef sneeze into the food but PersonY didn't care that it was contaminated. _ had always been obsessive about food hygiene.
Context Word: father.
Output: PersonX obeyed his father but PersonY shouted at him, father told _ he is a loyald son.
Context Word: father.
Output: PersonX wanted to talk to PersonY's father to plan the birthday party, but _ was nervous to make the call.
Context Word: Stomach.
Output: PersonX dined at PersonY 's house for dinner. The food was undercooked, so _ had stomach aches all night.
Context Word: Stomach.
Output: PersonX had a quite large stomach but PersonY's was quite small. _ had to watch everything they ate.
Context Word: learning.
Output: Learning to sew was easy for PersonX however it was not for PersonY was _ was very dexterous.
Context Word: learning.
Output: PersonX did better in the class than PersonY did because _ was learning much more there.
Context Word: learning.
Output: PersonX is better at learning new things as opposed to PersonY due to _ being more intelligent.
Context Word: learning.
Output: PersonX is very curious, PersonY is not curious therefore _ will always be learning new things.
Context Word: learning.
Output: PersonX was better at learning than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about failing the test.
Context Word: learning.
Output: PersonX was learning a new language from PersonY because _ was only fluent in English.
Context Word: learning.
Output: PersonX was mad at  PersonY because _ was always in a daydream when they should have been learning.
Context Word: learning.
Output: When it came to learning English, PersonX had no problem, but PersonY had a hard time, because _ was born and raised speaking English.
Context Word: coconut tree.
Output: PersonX kept watch while PersonY slept on a desert island with just a coconut tree when _ spotted a rescue plane in the sky.
Context Word: lazy.
Output: PersonX is able to get a lot more things done in the day than PersonY because _ is not lazy.
Context Word: scarf.
Output: PersonX goes out wearing a scarf but PersonY does not. This is because _ is cold.
Context Word: scarf.
Output: PersonX was colder than PersonY so _ was wearing a sweater and a scarf to work.
Context Word: ant.
Output: PersonX called PersonY to handle their ant infestation so _ paid the other after it was done.
Context Word: ant.
Output: PersonX was having an ant problem and hates bugs so called PersonY for help since _ is fearful.
Context Word: ant.
Output: PersonX was more outdoorsy than PersonY, so _ loved sitting on the ground and watching active ant colonies.
Context Word: smiles.
Output: PersonX projects much more happiness than PersonY, _ because/although she smiles a lot more often.
Context Word: earning.
Output: PersonX was not earning as much as PersonY at their job. This made _ feel bad.
Context Word: humidity.
Output: PersonX was going to visit PersonY in Florida, but the humidity got to _ rather quickly.
Context Word: game.
Output: Because PersonX beat PersonY in the last round of the card game, _ dealt the cards out for the next round.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX and PersonY played a game of pai sho and _ won because they knew the rules and tricks.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX bought a video game for PersonY because _ knew it was their birthday the day after tomorrow.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX is a professional gambler, PersonY never gambles therefore _ would give better instructions on how to play the game of poker.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX liked to cheat when he played board games with PersonY, which always made _ happy when he won.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX lost to PersonY in a game of chess, and _ was quite poor at planning ahead.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX loved word games but PersonY never played them, so _ invited people over to play games often.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX new how to play the game very well unlike PersonY, because _ has played before.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX played the game a lot better than PersonY because _ had played many times before.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX tried talking timid PersonY into trying to play a console game together but _ is an expert.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX wanted to play video game while PersonY wanted to play soccer, so _ spent the day indoors.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX won the Scrabble Tournament game, PersonY has never played therefore _ can best answer questions about the rules.
Context Word: game.
Output: PersonX yelled and threw their game controller at PersonY after losing, because _ was a sore loser.
Context Word: game.
Output: So _ plays video games because PersonX has a lot of free time while PersonY has to work all the time.
Context Word: game.
Output: So _ was playing video games because PersonX like playing video games and PersonY don't.
Context Word: game.
Output: The game on television was very important for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was into sports.
Context Word: game.
Output: The game was a favorite of PersonX, but PersonY didn't like it at all, so _ insisted they play it.
Context Word: volume.
Output: PersonX turned the volume up, despite objections from PersonY, because _ had control of the remote.
Context Word: volume.
Output: PersonX was impressed by the sure volume of people that PersonY had brought in to the show, _ is a concert promoter.
Context Word: house plants.
Output: PersonX's house plants look shorter and uglier than PersonY's, so _ is the amateur gardener.
Context Word: redecorated.
Output: PersonX redecorated PersonY's old bedroom with new furniture so at the end _ was exhausted.
Context Word: luggage.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to put the luggage in the overhead compartment because _ was too short.
Context Word: luggage.
Output: PersonX helps PersonY put the luggage in the overhead compartment on the plane, but _ pulls a muscle in the process.
Context Word: luggage.
Output: PersonX's luggage weighed just over the limit for the airline, so PersonY made her remove an item. _ was angry that she couldn't check the bag anyways.
Context Word: PayPal.
Output: PersonX used PayPal to send PersonY his payment because _ did not have any cash.
Context Word: park.
Output: PersonX takes PersonY for a fun day at the amusement park because _ is a parent.
Context Word: memorizing.
Output: In the classroom, PersonX has a harder time memorizing facts than PersonY. _ has an incredible memory.
Context Word: dry ice.
Output: PersonX helped put dry ice on PersonY's driveway during the winter storm so _ was paid fairly.
Context Word: timid.
Output: The dog of PersonX is more timid than the dog of PersonY because _ is meaner to his dog.
Context Word: Apply hair wax.
Output: Apply hair wax to my dog was the only instruction PersonX left for PersonY, _ knew a lot about dog care.
Context Word: Jasmine.
Output: PersonX like the smell of roses but PersonY like the smell of jasmine. _ bought some rosewater scent to smell nice.
Context Word: coffee table.
Output: After PersonX picked up and slammed PersonY through the coffee table _ felt very strong.
Context Word: poems.
Output: PersonX likes to write poems and PersonY likes to read them, so _ writes them in their free time.
Context Word: poems.
Output: The poems of PersonX are graded poorly by PersonY, so _ is likely the writing student.
Context Word: poems.
Output: The poems of PersonX are looked down upon, and people love the ones of PersonY. _ is a weak writer.
Context Word: poems.
Output: The poems of PersonX are rated better by readers than those of PersonY because _ is a writer.
Context Word: publish.
Output: PersonX wanted to publish a novel while PersonY did not because _ loved to write creatively.
Context Word: Dip.
Output: personx is better at doing dip exercise than persony because _ has a more built muscle.
Context Word: bridesmaid.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to be their bridesmaid at their upcoming wedding, because _ was unmarried.
Context Word: poppies.
Output: PersonX picked a bouquet of poppies from PersonY's garden, and _ was happy because her table looked more cheerful.
Context Word: poppies.
Output: PersonX wanted poppies for her wedding flowers but PersonY said that was an odd choice. _ pointed out it was her wedding and only her opinion mattered.
Context Word: ability.
Output: The ability to fished what you start is what you need to improve said PersonX to PersonY,  _ sometimes has to be the one who takes charge.
Context Word: wound.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to clean and bandage their wound from being shot because _ was in a lot of pain.
Context Word: wound.
Output: PersonX couldn't bear to look at PersonY's wound, but _ tried to be brave about it.
Context Word: wound.
Output: PersonX dressed PersonY's large chest wound with gauze and antibacterial ointment because _ was concerned about the wound.
Context Word: wound.
Output: PersonX knew exactly how to treat the injured person's wound but not PersonY because _ took a first aid class in high school.
Context Word: wound.
Output: PersonX shot PersonY causing a painful and bloody wound, so _ said that he was very, very sorry.
Context Word: wound.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY clean their new wound on their back because _ has a nursing degree.
Context Word: wound.
Output: So _ was hurt because PersonX has a huge wound on their arm and PersonY didn't.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The wound of PersonX is much worse than the one PersonY got, so _ was cut deeper.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The wound of PersonX was being cleaned by PersonY, so _ is likely a patient.
Context Word: breakfast.
Output: PersonX always ate bacon and eggs for breakfast unlike PersonY because _ always woke up early.
Context Word: breakfast.
Output: PersonX had cereal for breakfast while PersonY had a shake, so _ finished eating their breakfast.
Context Word: breakfast.
Output: PersonX had more energy than PersonY because _ took time to eat a healthy breakfast.
Context Word: breakfast.
Output: PersonX let PersonY cook breakfast, lunch and dinner every day because _ was clueless in the kitchen.
Context Word: breakfast.
Output: PersonX though breakfast was the most important meal but PersonY did not. _ fixed breakfast every day.
Context Word: depending.
Output: PersonX was depending on PersonY to come through, so _ was feeling impatient for their contribution.
Context Word: deaf.
Output: PersonX was deaf and PersonY was not, so _ could not hear anything at the mall.
Context Word: deaf.
Output: Sign language came easily to PersonX compared to PersonY because _ had been deaf for years.
Context Word: dirt.
Output: PersonX had a dog that ate dirt, but PersonY had a dog that did not due to _ feeding dog food with a lack of minerals.
Context Word: dirt.
Output: PersonX really hated dirt. PersonY was often dirty and this made _ uncomfortable any time they met.
Context Word: dirt.
Output: PersonX tried to get dirt on PersonY, but it turned out that _ couldn't do anything to sully their name.
Context Word: dirt.
Output: There is a lot of dirt in front of PersonX's house and not PersonY's because _ is building a shed.
Context Word: butter.
Output: PersonX could not use butter as frequently as PersonY because _ was on a diet.
Context Word: butter.
Output: PersonX is able to eat a lot more butter in their diet than PersonY because _ isn't on a diet.
Context Word: butter.
Output: PersonX made better mashed potatoes than PersonY did because _ used more butter in them.
Context Word: apple pie.
Output: Baking an apple pie was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ attended cooking school.
Context Word: serve.
Output: PersonX was PersonY's waiter so _ answered questions about what was being served in the restaurant.
Context Word: serve.
Output: PersonX was a worse overall tennis player than PersonY however _ had a great serve.
Context Word: punching bag.
Output: PersonX took out all his rage toward PersonY on the punching bag in order for _ to manage the anger.