niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: games.
Output: PersonX thought role playing games were fun but PersonY preferred shooter games. _ bought a Final Fantasy game.
Context Word: games.
Output: Personx always beats Persony at all games so _ was willing to bet on the next game.
Context Word: games.
Output: The games that PersonX played were more difficult than PersonY's because _ was a talented individual.
Context Word: AIDS.
Output: PersonX had caught AIDS but PersonY didn't get it, because _ was irresponsible and didn't wear condoms.
Context Word: teen girl.
Output: PersonX thought the teen girl was very cute but PersonY did not. _ asked the teen girl out.
Context Word: asleep.
Output: It was always very easy for PersonX to fall asleep but not PersonY because _ was very relaxed.
Context Word: asleep.
Output: PersonX fell asleep before PersonY, so _ ended up getting more sleep when they woke up in the morning.
Context Word: asleep.
Output: The play made PersonX fall asleep in the middle unlike PersonY who stayed awake, because _ was bored.
Context Word: Wedding.
Output: At the wedding, PersonX made PersonY recite his vows during the ceremony. _ was the priest.
Context Word: Wedding.
Output: personx had a costly wedding because he took a loan from persony and now _ had to pay what he owed.
Context Word: date.
Output: Because PersonX paid for an expensive dinner for PersonY on their date that did not go well, _ felt used.
Context Word: date.
Output: Currently, PersonX is looking to date again, while PersonY is not, due to _ being divorced.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for the wedding date because _ was very forgetful about dates in general.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX had a date with an online acquaintance but PersonY was worried because _ couldn’t accept some of the risks.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX had no trouble getting a date for the problem however PersonY did because _ was very gregarious.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX is really nervous about her first date and asks PersonY for an advice, because it is _ 's first date.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX liked to date a lot of different men at the same time unlike PersonY because _ was polyamorous.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX loved to go out on dates while PersonY liked to sit at home, so _ went out every night.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX wanted to ask PersonY out on a date, but _ was too unpopular to make an approach toward them.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX wanted to go on a date instead of help PersonY with their taxes, because _ thought they deserved a night of fun.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX was allowed to go on the date as long as PersonY tagged along because _ isn't quite old enough.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX was dressed more nicely than PersonY was because _ was going on a date.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX was eager to date a lot of people and go to many places unlike PersonY because _ was extroverted.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX was invited out on a date by the girl but not PersonY because _ was more attractive.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX was unsure whether or not to date PersonY because _ was a nervous wreck in front of people.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX was very nervous to ask PersonY on a date because _ had never dated.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX went out on a first date, while PersonY stayed home with their spouse, because _ was married.
Context Word: date.
Output: PersonX would go out on many dates while PersonY was happier with one person, so _ looked more promiscuous.
Context Word: date.
Output: The girl went on a date with PersonX and not PersonY because she liked _ funny personality.
Context Word: date.
Output: personx is more attracted to his date than persony is because _ is more handsome and caring.
Context Word: firewood.
Output: PersonX gave their extra firewood to PersonY because _ was finished camping for the week.
Context Word: firewood.
Output: PersonX refused to cut the firewood like PersonY asked because _ was too busy to do it.
Context Word: repair.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help repair a broken table because _ didn't have any DIY tools.
Context Word: repair.
Output: PersonX was hired by PersonY to repair her broken laptop because _ was a very knowledgeable in how to fix computers.
Context Word: politeness.
Output: In his quest to be liked, PersonX learned politeness while PersonY did not, therefore most people did like _ .
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: After they found a restaurant PersonX ordered 2 burgers with fries while PersonY ordered a large coke, because _ was just hungry.
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: Owning a restaurant never appealed to PersonX, but his brother, PersonY, is just the opposite. _ is the best cook.
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a bite of dessert at the restaurant. When he said no, _ felt resentful.
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: PersonX offered to pay for PersonY's meal at the restaurant because _ had recently got a bonus at work.
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: PersonX was taking out PersonY out to a restaurant for _ wanted to thank the other for helping them in a difficult time.
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: Personx got a loan to open a restaurant from persony when _ ran out of other options.
Context Word: restaurant.
Output: The high end restaurant was very keen to hire PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a superb cook.
Context Word: idle.
Output: PersonX was idle all day and sometimes disturb PersonY from his task because _ is lazy.
Context Word: start.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY a head start in the race they were having as _ was a very fast runner.
Context Word: start.
Output: PersonX wanted to start an exercise regime but PersonY did not as _ was very energetic.
Context Word: start.
Output: PersonX was able to start a new project with PersonY because _ was a good worker.
Context Word: advantage.
Output: When it came to basketball PersonX had an advantage but PersonY did not because _ was very tall.
Context Word: papers.
Output: PersonX requested the papers from PersonY, so _ was soon pulling them out of their inbox.
Context Word: sparks.
Output: Sparks flew when PersonX leaned in to kiss PersonY, so _ was glad proud they'd been bold enough to try.
Context Word: update.
Output: PersonX gave an update to PersonY on the state of the project, because _ wanted to keep them in the loop.
Context Word: scarecrow.
Output: PersonX built a stronger and more good looking scarecrow than PersonY. _ won the scarecrow contest.
Context Word: Bedroom.
Output: PersonX had a lot of skills in the bedroom but PersonY had few skills. _ was able to satisfy all their lovers.
Context Word: peel.
Output: PersonX peeled the bananas and gave them to PersonY, as _ liked to prepare the fruit.
Context Word: peel.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY with their facial peel for _ knew how to look good for a date.
Context Word: scent.
Output: The scent was stronger than PersonX wanted for a candle, unlike PersonY, because _ likes stronger smells.
Context Word: perks.
Output: PersonX found there were a lot of perks to being friends with PersonY, because _ was always being treated when they were together.
Context Word: energetic.
Output: PersonX is very talkative at parties when being compared to PersonY, so _ is more energetic.
Context Word: graduate degree.
Output: PersonX was able to get ahead in life compared to PersonY with a graduate degree so _ had good money.
Context Word: atlas stone.
Output: The atlas stone was so heavy, PersonX gave themselves a hernia while competing against PersonY and _ lost the competition.
Context Word: pulled muscle.
Output: PersonX is caring for PersonY from a pulled muscle so _ is giving some pain medicine.
Context Word: Nutella.
Output: PersonX let PersonY taste his Nutella. He fell in love with it so _ gave it to him.
Context Word: unfollowed a teacher on facebook.
Output: PersonX unfollowed a teacher on facebook and PersonY did not because _ didn't like social media to communicate.
Context Word: scones.
Output: Because _ was a connoisseur of delicious baked goods, PersonX bought all the scones PersonY could produce.
Context Word: scones.
Output: Every morning PersonX ate scones for breakfast while PersonY ate yogurt since _ was unhealthy.
Context Word: scones.
Output: The scones of PersonX turned out much better looking than the scones of PersonY because _ followed the instructions.
Context Word: Scabies.
Output: PersonX wanted to cure scabies for their father more than PersonY, so _ went to medical school.
Context Word: pimple.
Output: After the pimples were popped on both of them, PersonX had to go to the ER while PersonY didn't. _ was infected.
Context Word: pimple.
Output: PersonX wanted to squeeze their pimple but not PersonY because _ had a very plump one.
Context Word: pimple.
Output: PersonX was teased by PersonY because ( _ ) had a huge pimple on the tip of his nose.
Context Word: shaving.
Output: PersonX was caught shaving his legs unlike PersonY because _ decided to do it in public.
Context Word: reversed.
Output: PersonX reversed her opinion of PersonY after they were on the same sports team, as _ saw a very different person then.
Context Word: Green tea.
Output: PersonX was given green tea by PersonY, but _ didn't like to drink tea that was not ripe.
Context Word: shop.
Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY did because _ liked to shop and spend money too much.
Context Word: shop.
Output: PersonX usually spent many hours in the shop. PersonY left almost immediately. _ was rich.
Context Word: shop.
Output: PersonX wants to open a flower shop and needs help from PersonY, because _ can't do it alone.
Context Word: photographer.
Output: PersonX works as an assistant to PersonY on photography projects because _ is an amateur photographer.
Context Word: after school routine.
Output: Following an after school routine was harder for PersonX than PersonY, because _ struggled with ADHD.
Context Word: aloof.
Output: PersonX was generally aloof when they were around PersonY, because _ didn't want to get close.
Context Word: carbs.
Output: PersonX can consume more carbs than PersonY because _ is not following the popular keto diet.
Context Word: carbs.
Output: PersonX wants to add carbs to his protein shake and asks his trainer PersonY for an advice, because _ knows nothing about a diet.
Context Word: carbs.
Output: PersonX was healthier than PersonY because _ was able to stop themselves from enjoying carbs.
Context Word: Itachi Uchiha.
Output: PersonX suggested PersonY Itachi Uchiha costume for Halloween night because _ thought he is thin and tall just like a fictional character in the Narutoseries.
Context Word: content.
Output: PersonX was content to sit around the house all day and not go to the party with PersonY, but _ started feeling lazy and bored.
Context Word: heart attack.
Output: PersonX has had four heart attacks, and PersonY has never had one, so _ 's heart health is weaker.
Context Word: Violent.
Output: PersonX had a violent streak but PersonY was a pacifist. _ got in many fights over their lifetime.
Context Word: reference.
Output: PersonX, ignorant to the fact PersonY didn't like him, asked for a reference for a new job because _ is clueless.
Context Word: Dry Throat.
Output: PersonX thought his dry throat would never go away when PersonY showed up with something to drink, and _ gave it to him.
Context Word: thaw.
Output: PersonX was angry with PersonY because _ told them to thaw out the chicken for dinner.
Context Word: thaw.
Output: PersonX's temper towards PersonY finally started to thaw after _ took the time to calm down.
Context Word: cheated.
Output: PersonX is caught after having cheated multiple times on PersonY's friend, so _ is very remorseful.
Context Word: cheated.
Output: PersonX just cheated on PersonY because _ wasn't feeling happy in their current romantic relationship.
Context Word: globe.
Output: PersonX had been around the globe many times, but PersonY always stayed home, because _ are more nomadic.
Context Word: globe.
Output: Taking a trip around the globe is a dream of PersonX and a reality for PersonY, _ hopes her dream comes true.
Context Word: straight.
Output: PersonX always stood and sat up very straight, but PersonY never did, because _ had bad posture.
Context Word: used logic.
Output: PersonX used logic to determine if PersonY was lying because _ had been lied to before.
Context Word: delicious.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY where she had gotten the delicious recipe because _ was enjoying the meal.
Context Word: delicious.
Output: PersonX made a delicious chocolate filled cake for PersonY's birthday, which made _ feel proud.
Context Word: delicious.
Output: The meal PersonX cooked was less delicious than the one PersonY cooked because _ burnt the food.
Context Word: to write the essay introduction.
Output: PersonX was assigned to write the essay introduction and PersonY was not because _ was good at drawing people in.
Context Word: grad school.
Output: Grad school was a chore for PersonX but fun for PersonY, since _ hated studying and taking tests.
Context Word: grad school.
Output: PersonX studied very hard in grad school but PersonY didn't, so _ passed their exams with top marks.
Context Word: difference.
Output: Although PersonX was a better English teacher than PersonY, _ often confused the difference between there and their.
Context Word: difference.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew the difference between climate and weather because _ was not sure.
Context Word: difference.
Output: PersonX can't tell the difference between skin conditions, but PersonY is skilled at it. _ is the acne sufferer.
Context Word: difference.
Output: PersonX could see the difference between colours in the dark but PersonY could not as _ had excellent night vision.
Context Word: Fish.
Output: PersonX cooked a delicious fish for PersonY to eat because _ was an highly skilled cook.
Context Word: Fish.
Output: PersonX fed fish to his arowanas, much to the horror of PersonY because _ used a knife.
Context Word: Fish.
Output: PersonX took PersonY boating on Lake Michigan to fish because _ loves to take people on her boat.
Context Word: abs.
Output: PersonX did a bunch of crunches and sit-ups but PersonY didn't, consequentially _ had six- pack abs.
Context Word: abs.
Output: PersonX had six-pack abs while PersonY had beer keg abs due to _ spending so much time exercising.
Context Word: abs.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY to develop defined abs, by following _ 's workout routine he had designed for them.
Context Word: abs.
Output: The abs of PersonX are weaker when compared to PersonY's because _ is much chubbier.
Context Word: hummingbird.
Output: The hummingbird flew up to the house of PersonX but past the house of PersonY, because _ had a bird feeder.
Context Word: kittens.
Output: PersonX's new little kittens have become very ill and she wants help from PersonY, because _ cares about her kittens.
Context Word: lawsuits.
Output: PersonX Is involve in twelve lawsuits that PersonY is the judge over, _ spends a lot of time in court.
Context Word: spying.
Output: PersonX knew much more about their neighbor than PersonY because _ was always spying on them.
Context Word: spying.
Output: PersonX was just caught spying on PersonY in the neighborhood park, so _ was arrested.
Context Word: Pancake.
Output: personx prefers to eat the pancake made by persony because _ had once taste his pancake.
Context Word: hearing.
Output: PersonX had a worse sense of hearing than PersonY because _ had been around loud equipment for many years.
Context Word: hearing.
Output: PersonX had issues with hearing PersonY when they talked, because _ had problems with their ears.
Context Word: hearing.
Output: PersonX had much better hearing than PersonY had because _ was a much younger person.
Context Word: hearing.
Output: PersonX wore earplugs at the concert but PersonY did not. _ had no trouble hearing the next day after hours of loud music.
Context Word: hearing.
Output: PersonX's hearing was far worse than PersonY's because _ had been around loud noises his whole life.
Context Word: fanatic.
Output: PersonX has always been a huge sports fanatic unlike PersonY, because _ loves sports competition.
Context Word: soccer cleats.
Output: PersonX had to clean their soccer cleats but PersonY did not because _ played a game in wet grass that day.
Context Word: fresh.
Output: PersonX always went to the local fresh fruit market unlike PersonY because _ lived closer.
Context Word: fresh.
Output: PersonX ate fresh seafood more often than PersonY because _ lived near the coastal area.
Context Word: fresh.
Output: PersonX got up early in order to prepare fresh meat for his loyal customer PersonY because _ was a butcher.
Context Word: many thanks.
Output: Because PersonX was faster to help the old lady than PersonY, the old lady gave _ many thanks and a smile.
Context Word: pinpoint.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to repair the roof because _ could pinpoint exactly where the leak was.
Context Word: teen girls.
Output: PersonX liked to date teen girls but PersonY liked older women. _ went to the mall to look for potential dates.
Context Word: Humility.
Output: To exercise humility, PersonX decided to not say anything when PersonY boasted about his exploits. _ exercised restraint.
Context Word: railway.
Output: PersonX knew the engineer on the railway but PersonY did not, so _ rode the train with a free ticket.
Context Word: mole.
Output: PersonX told PersonY that she should cover the mole on her face; _ was acting rudely.
Context Word: oversleep.
Output: It frustrated PersonX that PersonY would oversleep so often because _ was a morning person.
Context Word: Achilles.
Output: PersonX had no issues with Achilles Tendinitis unlike PersonY because _ always wore sneakers with cushion.
Context Word: board.
Output: PersonX blocked PersonY from seeing what the teacher wrote on the board and _ is sorry.
Context Word: board.
Output: PersonX wants to buy a good cutting board and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ wants quality cutting board.
Context Word: drink low tea.
Output: PersonX liked to drink low tea and PersonY did not because _ enjoyed drinking something in the evening.
Context Word: washing.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to do the washing than it was for PersonY because _ had worked as a maid before.
Context Word: washing.
Output: Washing and waxing the car was a weekly ritual for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has a new car.
Context Word: washing.
Output: When washing clothes, PersonX's turn out less clean than PersonY's because _ uses a low-priced detergent.
Context Word: having fun.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY did not graduate college because _ was only interested in having fun.
Context Word: wear removable partials.
Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to wear removable partials in everyday life because _ worked as a dentist.
Context Word: shell.
Output: PersonX brought PersonY a shell from the trip to the beach, so _ felt very generous.
Context Word: shell.
Output: PersonX liked to use the shell technique while boxing unlike PersonY because _ had a defensive nature.
Context Word: shell.
Output: PersonX made the shell necklace PersonY bought for _ lives in Hawaii during the surf season.
Context Word: powder.
Output: PersonX decided to make PersonY a smoothie with superfood powder because _ heard that they were healthy.
Context Word: powder.
Output: PersonX goes to PersonY to buy some supplements in powder form because _ is a customer.
Context Word: powder.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to pick up some baby powder at the store because _ had sweaty feet.
Context Word: ladder stitch.
Output: PersonX offered to show PersonY how do to a ladder stitch because _ took the home economics class about it.
Context Word: balance beam.
Output: PersonX performed on the balance beam and PersonY did not because _ was a gymnast.
Context Word: respect.
Output: PersonX always showed more respect for authority than PersonY so _ rarely got in trouble.
Context Word: respect.
Output: PersonX passed the microphone over to PersonY to sing the song respect because _ is unfamiliar with that song.
Context Word: respect.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to learn how to respect women. _ thought this was a necessary life skill.
Context Word: respect.
Output: The customer had no respect for PersonX and plenty of respect for PersonY because _ was not helpful.
Context Word: evening.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they could to go out that evening, because _ had no plans.
Context Word: Police officer.
Output: PersonX was a police officer and PersonY was a criminal so _ put people in handcuffs.
Context Word: yorkie.
Output: They disagreed over what dog to adopt as PersonX wanted a yorkie while PersonY wanted a labrador. _ loved small dogs.
Context Word: odds.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY loved to bet on sports because _ was good at reading the odds.
Context Word: odds.
Output: PersonX continued to be at odds with PersonY, who wanted to mend things, because _ was just more intransigent.
Context Word: superhero.
Output: People voted whether PersonX's fancy red costume or PersonY's simple blue costume was the best superhero outfit, after the fancy red one won _ was happy.
Context Word: making.
Output: Making food is difficult for PersonX, while PersonY loves to be in the kitchen. _ is probably not the chef.
Context Word: making.
Output: PersonX bought more eggs than PersonY did because _ was making omelettes for their breakfast.
Context Word: making.
Output: PersonX has five children, PersonY is single and that is why _ is making a schedule for the kids' carpool.
Context Word: making.
Output: PersonX was making PersonY dinner for a special occasion, because _ was an amazing cook.
Context Word: making.
Output: When it comes to making things, PersonX is skilled, while PersonY is not. _ is the crafter.
Context Word: helicopter.
Output: PersonX was afraid to take a helicopter ride with PersonY, because _ was too cautious on such rides.
Context Word: rock concert.
Output: PersonX loved going to a rock concert but PersonY didn't, _ bought tickets to see Anthrax.
Context Word: feline.
Output: PersonX felt more affection towards felines than canines than PersonY because _ grew up with cats.
Context Word: Toothache.
Output: personx took his toothache to persony although _ is not in the right health to take it to him.
Context Word: disagreements.
Output: Disagreements are constant for PersonX, while PersonY always gets along with people. _ is outspoken.
Context Word: cement.
Output: Before pouring the cement, PersonX wanted to teach PersonY how to pour it so _ could practice teaching it.
Context Word: cement.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how long it would be until the cement was set because _ did not know how long it would take.
Context Word: cement.
Output: PersonX has a finished basement with carpet while PersonY has cold cement and no heat, so _ is comfortable in the basement during the winter.
Context Word: cement.
Output: PersonX pours the cement for PersonY's new driveway, so _ must be a building contractor.
Context Word: cement.
Output: Yesterday, when PersonX saw PersonY's footprint in the fresh cement, _ felt a bit annoyed.
Context Word: cheap meals.
Output: PersonX was looking for ideas for cheap meals when PersonY showed them their cookbook.  _ was very thankful.
Context Word: box turtle.
Output: PersonX took his sickly box turtle to see PersonY because _ was not a reptile veterinarian.
Context Word: organs.
Output: During the surgery PersonX made sure not to damage any of PersonY's organs because _ was a doctor.
Context Word: felony.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY to get one, although _ had been convicted of a felony.
Context Word: felony.
Output: PersonX was PersonY's lawyer and _ spent the day arguing with the judge about reducing the sentence from a felony to a misdemeanor.
Context Word: sea.
Output: PersonX goes to the sea everyday unlike PersonY because _ lives very close to the water.
Context Word: potty train.
Output: PersonX agreed to potty train the child since PersonY wouldn't. _ was good at teaching children.
Context Word: potty train.
Output: PersonX was asked to help potty train PersonY before they started preschool, because _ was the youngest of the children.
Context Word: potty train.
Output: PersonX was patient and supportive when trying to potty train PersonY, since _ was the parent.
Context Word: potty train.
Output: The mother said PersonX was easier to potty train than PersonY because _ was more mature.
Context Word: tendinitis.
Output: PersonX plays tennis less than PersonY so _ doesn't develop elbow tendinitis after a match.
Context Word: backyard.
Output: PersonX did not have a large backyard like PersonY did because _ lived in an apartment.
Context Word: backyard.
Output: PersonX was in the backyard and PersonY told them to get out, because _ didn't belong there.
Context Word: Lips.
Output: PersonX asked  PersonY about the type of chap stick to use because _ said her lips were sometimes chapped.
Context Word: hunting rifle.
Output: PersonX hung his hunting rifle over the hearth after the most recent trip ended up with PersonY making the fatal shot.  _ was happy for him.
Context Word: puzzles.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY where she bought the two new jigsaw puzzles because _ couldn't remember.
Context Word: puzzles.
Output: PersonX was better at solving puzzles than PersonY because _ spent far more time practicing them at night.
Context Word: puzzles.
Output: PersonX was showing PersonY how to do difficult puzzles but _ was struggling to teach them how.
Context Word: puzzles.
Output: Puzzles fascinate PersonX, but they are quite dull to PersonY, so it is more likely _ is intelligent.
Context Word: Jewish.
Output: PersonX was very excited for the upcoming holiday next week unlike PersonY because _ was Jewish.
Context Word: Jewish.
Output: PersonX went to the temple more than PersonY did because _ was of Jewish faith.
Context Word: Bamboo.
Output: PersonX was a proffesional landscaper for PersonY so _ picked out a nice bamboo garden.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: Fixing the laptop was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, because _ was very technology savvy.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: PersonX cleaned his laptop regularly but PersonY did not, because _ liked to have clean things.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: PersonX decided to buy PersonY a new laptop since _ had enough money to buy a new one.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: PersonX was trying to help PersonY build a laptop but _ had the wrong tools.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: The laptop was owned by PersonX and the desktop by PersonY, so _ had the ability to easily transport their computer.
Context Word: peanut.
Output: Peanut butter is a favorite of PersonX. PersonY can't stand it. _ loves nuts in general.
Context Word: peanut.
Output: PersonX doesn't get to enjoy peanut butter sandwiches like PersonY because _ has a peanut allergy.
Context Word: peanut.
Output: PersonX had a severe peanut allergy which PersonY was unaware of, so _ avoided the nuts that the flight attendant handed out.
Context Word: crisis.
Output: PersonX called the crisis hotline where PersonY worked because _ didn't know what to do in a crisis.
Context Word: crisis.
Output: PersonX is having a mental health crisis and asks PersonY for support, because _ doesn't know who else to ask.
Context Word: crisis.
Output: PersonX was deeply into solving the water crisis but PersonY didn't care so _ tried to get them to.
Context Word: crisis.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY out with a crisis for _ remembered what it was like to be in one.
Context Word: Tea.
Output: Drinking hot tea in the winter suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not caffeine sensitive.
Context Word: Tea.
Output: The tea PersonX makes always tastes better than PersonY's because _ uses organic tea leaves.
Context Word: grieving.
Output: PersonX has been being helped through the grieving process by PersonY, so _ lost a loved one.
Context Word: grieving.
Output: PersonX has been grieving lately, while PersonY is not, so _ 's father lost a battle with cancer.
Context Word: grieving.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY through the grieving process for _ remembered what is was like to lose a spouse.
Context Word: grieving.
Output: PersonX was still grieving the death of a friend more than PersonY, because _ had a very close relationship with the friend.
Context Word: microphone.
Output: Performing without a microphone was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a naturally loud voice.
Context Word: childbirth.
Output: PersonX chose to have natural childbirth but PersonY had an epidural because _ doesn't mind pain.
Context Word: sweet corn.
Output: PersonX was a farmer who grew sweet corn to sell but PersonY could not, so _ sold corn from the roadside stand.
Context Word: Shoulder.
Output: personx had his shoulder dislocated when throwing the ball at persony and _ screamed out loud.
Context Word: smoke.
Output: It is harder for personX than personY to detect smoke because _ had blocked nostril.
Context Word: smoke.
Output: PersonX warned PersonY the building may be on fire because _ could see the smoke rising.
Context Word: smoke.
Output: PersonX was constantly wanting to smoke cigarettes while PersonY chose to abstain, because _ was an irresponsible human being.
Context Word: smoke.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY from trying to smoke cigarettes because _ used to smoke two packs a day.
Context Word: smoke.
Output: PersonX's lungs were much blacker unlike PersonY's because _ liked to smoke on their work breaks.
Context Word: aggression.
Output: PersonX showed a lot of aggression towards PersonY for no good reason, because _ had a bad temper.
Context Word: aggression.
Output: PersonX's dog had a lot of aggression but not PersonY's dog because _ had a dog that bit a lot of people.
Context Word: cardio.
Output: PersonX had very good cardio but PersonY had very poor cardio, so _ was able to run long distances with great ease.
Context Word: hired.
Output: When the interviews were over PersonX got hired but PersonY didn't because _ had more experience.
Context Word: rat.
Output: PersonX has recently bought a rat with respiratory disease from PersonY and now _ need help.
Context Word: rat.
Output: PersonX hated rodents but his friend PersonY had a pet rat, so _ screamed when the rat was in the bed.
Context Word: rat.
Output: PersonX owns a rat, as a pet, but PersonY owns a cat due to _ only liking small animals.
Context Word: rat.
Output: PersonX thought a rat would make a hip pet but PersonY didn't, so _ went the pet store and bought a cute little white rat.
Context Word: rat.
Output: The rat walked up to PersonX but went past PersonY, because _ had a plate of cheese.
Context Word: learning french.
Output: Learning french was easier for PersonX than PersonY, because _ had lived there during her student years.
Context Word: ambition.
Output: PersonX was notified by the company that PersonY had no ambition while working on the project so _ sat them down to talk about it.
Context Word: recorder.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to play the recorder for him so bad but he refused and _ was upset.
Context Word: trace.
Output: PersonX has to trace designs while PersonY doesn't because _ is not as talented at freehanded drawing.
Context Word: super glue.
Output: PersonX tricked PersonY into using super glue on their hands.  Afterwords, _ felt bad and comforted him.
Context Word: super glue.
Output: PersonX used too much super glue on PersonYs hands, so _ had to get them to the doctor to separate their hands.
Context Word: forest.
Output: PersonX loved to go for a walk in the forest but PersonY liked to walk on the beach. _ took a vacation in the Appalachian Mountains.
Context Word: forest.
Output: When in the forest PersonX got lost quickly but PersonY did not because _ had a very good sense of direction.
Context Word: bleaching.
Output: PersonX likes the natural look in hair, PersonY not so much so _ will not be bleaching her hair.
Context Word: bleaching.
Output: PersonX tried bleaching his hair unlike PersonY because it was a new fad in _ town.
Context Word: gender reveal.
Output: PersonX was more excited than PersonY about having a gender reveal party for the baby. _ thought they were adorable.
Context Word: stubborn.
Output: PersonX was easy going while PersonY was stubborn, so _ gave in on decisions more often.
Context Word: stubborn.
Output: PersonX was very stubborn but PersonY was not, so _ would get their way more often than not.
Context Word: bow.
Output: PersonX prefered to use the bow and arrow while PersonY preferred the sword. _ was a sharpshoot.
Context Word: bow.
Output: PersonX's hair has a bow in it, but PersonY feels too old to wear one, so _ is likely the child.
Context Word: aged.
Output: PersonX aged much worse than PersonY because _ was smoking all of their spare time.
Context Word: God.
Output: PersonX does not believe in God, while PersonY is a devout Christian, so _ is an atheist.
Context Word: God.
Output: PersonX happens to be a theist, but PersonY is not because _ believes in God.
Context Word: God.
Output: PersonX prayed to God regularly, but PersonY did not pray, because _ felt agnostic about religion.
Context Word: murmur.
Output: PersonX was diagnosed with a heart murmur by PersonY so _ asked the other questions about how to treat it.
Context Word: tropical.
Output: PersonX liked to take their vacation in tropical climates but PersonY like colder climes better. _ booked their family a trip to Jamaica.
Context Word: porch.
Output: PersonX painted the porch for PersonY so the neighbor praised _ for being so helpful.
Context Word: porch.
Output: PersonX sat on the porch steps and watched PersonY dance because _ wanted to relax.
Context Word: porch.
Output: PersonX sat outside on the porch longer than PersonY because _  wanted to watch the birds.
Context Word: pads.
Output: PersonX had to buy puppy training pads but not PersonY because _ had an indoor dog.
Context Word: medicare.
Output: PersonX was on Medicare but PersonY wasn't. This is due to the fact that _ is old and retired.
Context Word: back handspring.
Output: PersonX was having fun in gymnastics class but not PersonY because _ learned how to do the back handspring.
Context Word: Nude Art Model.
Output: PersonX got an offer to be a nude art model and wanted to share the news with PersonY, so _ invited her to the event.
Context Word: auto body repair technician.
Output: PersonX studied to become an auto body repair technician but not PersonY, because _ was enthusiastic about cars.
Context Word: collecting.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for some help about collecting the gemstones, because _ was a beginner.
Context Word: alert.
Output: PersonX was much more alert than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about falling asleep while driving.
Context Word: pornography.
Output: The prudish PersonX did not like hanging out with the uninhibited PersonY , as _ hated watching pornography.
Context Word: pornography.
Output: Watching pornography was considered a sin by PersonX but not by PersonY because _ was very religious.
Context Word: intimidating.
Output: Being physically intimidating came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was big and very muscular.
Context Word: intimidating.
Output: The bully's intimidating antics upset PersonX but not PersonY because _ was soft hearted and weak.
Context Word: passengers.
Output: Driving passengers to the store was fine for PersonX but not for PersonY, because  _ had a van.
Context Word: better at ironing.
Output: The boss said that PersonX was better at ironing than PersonY because _ liked to work with clothing.
Context Word: bathroom tile.
Output: PersonX is needing opinions about bathroom tile and PersonY  is very experienced in this area, _ has never dealt with bathroom tile before.
Context Word: steroids.
Output: PersonX beat PersonY in the weightlifting competition, but it wasn't fair. _ had been taking steroids.
Context Word: steroids.
Output: The competition banned PersonX for using steroids, so PersonY won. _ was annoyed the judges found out.
Context Word: oak.
Output: The oak flooring looked really pleasing to PersonX but PersonY like carpet, so _ had oak floors put in their house.
Context Word: mint.
Output: PersonX liked to drink mint tea all the time while PersonY does not, so _ ordered mint tea from the restaurant.
Context Word: joke.
Output: PersonX told a funny joke to PersonY and their friends, and _ made everyone laugh.
Context Word: hotline.
Output: The hotline was staffed by PersonX when PersonY called in because _ was a volunteer.
Context Word: Costume.
Output: PersonX threw a great costume party that PersonY won the best costume for, so _ gave the prize at the end of the night.
Context Word: superfoods.
Output: PersonX got the hype around superfoods but PersonY didn't care about them. _ always bought into the new health fads.
Context Word: MIT.
Output: PersonX got into MIT on a scholarship, but PersonY did not, because _ was a mathematical genius.
Context Word: cat fur.
Output: PersonX had socks made out of cat fur by PersonY.  _ loved them and wanted to tank them every day.
Context Word: silver coins.
Output: PersonX's collection of silver coins were tarnished, and PersonY refused to clean them since they were rare coins. _ was upset that the coins were still dirty.
Context Word: kissing.
Output: PersonX has bad breath, but PersonY does not, therefore _ is worried about kissing her boyfriend.
Context Word: hated picking flowers.
Output: PersonX hated picking flowers and PersonY didn't because _ tended to have really bad allergies.
Context Word: punching.
Output: An enraged PersonX kept punching the man while PersonY tried to calm her down, strange since _ was the one bypassed by him.
Context Word: punching.
Output: PersonX is accused of punching PersonY in the face, so _ is likely the perpetrator in the crime.
Context Word: illness.
Output: PersonX had a severe illness unlike PersonY because _ was sent to quarantine by the doctor.
Context Word: illness.
Output: PersonX wanted to cure PersonY of their illness so _ checked up on the patient.
Context Word: illness.
Output: PersonX was more prone to illness than PersonY because _ had a weak immune system.
Context Word: illness.
Output: PersonX's pets have been plagued with illness. PersonY's have not. _ 's pet food is expired.
Context Word: illness.
Output: Since PersonX told PersonY his illness,  _ has spent more time at home taking care of the kids.
Context Word: illness.
Output: The illness affected PersonX's health a lot more than PersonY's because _ lived a horrible lifestyle.
Context Word: varieties of oysters.
Output: PersonX was amazed at the varieties of oysters PersonY offered at her restaurant, _ loved eating oysters.
Context Word: Shingles.
Output: PersonX cleaned her tan asphalt shingles and PersonY cleaned her black asphalt shingles. _ had clean tan shingles.
Context Word: congestion.
Output: PersonX has a lot of congestion in his nose unlike PersonY because _ is still a little sick.
Context Word: election.
Output: In the last election, PersonX voted for Clinton, and PersonY voted for Trump, so _ is a liberal.
Context Word: election.
Output: It was simpler for PersonX to vote in the election than PersonY because _ lived adjacent to the voting station.
Context Word: election.
Output: PersonX lost the city council election to PersonY, because _ had an inexperienced campaign manager.
Context Word: Casting.
Output: PersonX is casting a blank stare off to nowhere seeming to look through PersonY so _ has a dazed look on her face..
Context Word: strange.
Output: PersonX takes a lot of illegal drugs, PersonY does not and that is why _ sees strange things that aren't there.
Context Word: Heartburn.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he was having heartburn, because _ had never had it before.
Context Word: adjust.
Output: PersonX found it easy to adjust to their new life but PersonY really suffered. This is because _ was adaptable.
Context Word: quoted.
Output: When speaking to others, PersonX often quoted phrases said by PersonY because _ was a copycat.
Context Word: bowling alley.
Output: PersonX had a blast at the bowling alley while PersonY will never go back because _ is a great bowler.
Context Word: infection.
Output: After being outside in the cold, PersonX was being taken care of by PersonY for _ contracted a head infection.
Context Word: infection.
Output: At the doctor's, PersonX finds out about an infection, while PersonY gets a clean bill of health. _ is saddened.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX and PersonY went to the same school but they did not catch the flu infection, _ had taken a flu shot.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX cleaned their scraped knee but PersonY didn't clean theirs. _ didn't get an infection on their wound.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX got an infection after the accident unlike PersonY, because _ didn't worry about the cut.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX got really sick and had a bad infection unlike PersonY because _ never had immunizations.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX is concerned that PersonY might have an eye infection, so _ offers to drive to the doctor.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX suffered from a severe infection but not PersonY because _ didn't get an inoculation against infectious diseases.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX suspected  PersonY might have infection somewhere around the wound because _ is a health professional.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX told PersonY she couldn't come to work because her cat had an infection, but _ was lying.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX treated the infection on PersonY at the hospital after _ looked at the wound on their leg.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX was afraid of getting an infection from PersonY, so _ told them to stay away.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX was going to the hospital as opposed to PersonY because _ had a serious bodily infection.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX was more concerned about an infection than PersonY because _ had a poor immune system.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX went to PersonY when he thought he had an infection because _ is the patient.
Context Word: infection.
Output: PersonX worried that PersonY had an ear infection after he complained of ear pain, so _ drove him to the doctor.
Context Word: infection.
Output: The infection that PersonX has it is more serious than the one PersonY has, because _ infection is due to the Ebola virus.
Context Word: disoriented.
Output: PersonX was disoriented after PersonY spun them in circles, so _ stumbled as they tried to run a straight line.
Context Word: independent.
Output: In life PersonX is independent this is not the case when it come so PersonY, _ never has to depend on anyone.
Context Word: independent.
Output: PersonX happens to be more emotionally independent than PersonY because _ is in a healthy relationship.
Context Word: independent.
Output: PersonX was more independent than PersonY because _ had grown up without the guidance of their parents.
Context Word: independent.
Output: The children of PersonX are less independent than those of PersonY, so _ must take a hands on approach with his children.
Context Word: newspapers.
Output: PersonX bought some newspapers from PersonY, because _ wanted to support them and their paper route.
Context Word: mothballs.
Output: PersonX always has holes in their clothes, but PersonY doesn't. _ never puts mothballs in their closet.
Context Word: men.
Output: Meeting men was never a problem for PersonX but it was for PersonY because _ was very attractive.
Context Word: men.
Output: So _ thinks men are great because PersonX has had great experiences with them while PersonY didn't.
Context Word: spray.
Output: When PersonX sprayed an insecticide on PersonY's garden during the summer, _ was very helpful.
Context Word: naturalization certificate.
Output: PersonX obtained a naturalization certificate before PersonY because _ had already been granted U.S. citizenship.
Context Word: brass.
Output: The home of PersonX looked older than the home of PersonY since _ had many brass fixtures.
Context Word: Puppies.
Output: personx dog had more puppies than persony dog and it is more costly for _ to get them fed.
Context Word: Puppies.
Output: personx dog whelped more puppies than persony dog because _ dog has a bigger tummy.
Context Word: linen.
Output: PersonX always wore a good linen suit but PersonY wore jeans as _ was very smart.
Context Word: azalea.
Output: The azalea bush was considered very attractive by PersonX while PersonY though it was ugly. _ had the gardener plant more azaleas.
Context Word: thunderstorms.
Output: PersonX was always afraid of thunderstorms while PersonY loved them because _ thought thunderstorms were unnerving.
Context Word: Princess.
Output: PersonX was regarded as being like a Princess but PersonY was not because _ was very regal.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: PersonX always ate a lot of lettuce every day unlike PersonY because _ was a vegetarian.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: PersonX liked vegetables more than PersonY but _ couldn't stand to eat lettuce in salads.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: PersonX loves the taste of lettuce but PersonY doesn't. _ ordered a big salad for dinner.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: PersonX needs an advice from PersonY on how to keep the lettuce fresh, because _ has a lot of lettuce.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: PersonX was making tacos and asked PersonY to bring some lettuce over because _ was out.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: While at the store, PersonX grabbed a head of lettuce for PersonY to use for dinner because _ knew there was none at home.
Context Word: forecast.
Output: PersonX was convinced that PersonY could accurately forecast the weather, so _ always asked for predictions.
Context Word: forecast.
Output: When it comes to stocks, PersonX trusts the forecast that PersonY has given. _ is a new investor.
Context Word: grammar.
Output: Everyone knew that PersonX had a better education than PersonY because _ used proper grammar.
Context Word: grammar.
Output: PersonX had really good grammar but PersonY didn't have good grammar because _ studied English in college.
Context Word: grammar.
Output: Since PersonX had poor grammar in their paper while PersonY had great grammar, _ received a failing grade on their paper.
Context Word: Train.
Output: PersonX had always wanted to be a flight attendant but PersonY had always wanted to be a pilot. _ went to school to train as a flight attendant.
Context Word: Laundry.
Output: Doing the family's laundry suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was patient with the sorting.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: PersonX did not mind the scent of vinegar but not PersonY because _ had an imprecise sense of smell.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: PersonX didn't mind the smell of vinegar and PersonY hated it, so _ decorated eggs with the children.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: PersonX hated the smell of vinegar far less than PersonY so their father always picked _ to help him clean with it.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: PersonX liked to clean with vinegar but PersonY hated the smell, so _ had to use something else.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: PersonX rolls her eyes as PersonY extolls the virtues of vinegar as a cleaning solution for everything since _ is bored.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: PersonX waits for PersonY to get back with the vinegar from the local market, _ is waiting for the vinegar.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: Using vinegar to clean was normal for PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the smell of vinegar.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: Vinegar is used by PersonX to clean all sorts of things, but PersonY hates the smell, so _ has an insensitive nose.
Context Word: braided.
Output: PersonX has longer hair than PersonY so the hair of _ was able to be braided.
Context Word: stop losses.
Output: PersonX is being taught about stop losses by PersonY, so _ is more likely the amateur investor.
Context Word: liquor.
Output: PersonX seems to always have a liquor bottle in their hand while PersonY didn't, so _ looked drunk.
Context Word: churro.
Output: PersonX thought a churro was great end to a meal but not PersonY. _ ordered churros after their meal at the Mexican restaurant.
Context Word: churro.
Output: PersonX wanted to make a cake for PersonY , _ asked if her favorite flavor was churro .