niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: records.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was better suited for the record store position because _ had vast knowledge of records.
Context Word: records.
Output: PersonX did not have the musical knowledge of PersonY so _ borrowed her old records to listen to.
Context Word: records.
Output: PersonX was having a difficult time buying some records for PersonY because _ have different music taste.
Context Word: nightmares.
Output: PersonX often awoke with nightmares while PersonY was fast asleep. _ was a very light sleeper.
Context Word: barbie.
Output: PersonX collected barbies when she was younger but not PersonY because _ was a girly girl.
Context Word: malware.
Output: PersonX created malware in her spare time until she was caught by PersonY since _ is a sociopath.
Context Word: RAR Files.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he can teach him how to play RAR files, because _ doesn't know how.
Context Word: had a girlfriend.
Output: PersonX had a girlfriend and PersonY didn't because _ knew how to talk and flirt with women.
Context Word: programming.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to code a computer program  because _ was ignorant of computer programming.
Context Word: to wash a doll's hair.
Output: PersonX encouraged PersonY to wash a doll's hair because _ thought the doll's hair looked ratty.
Context Word: ribbons.
Output: The ribbons that PersonX had were brighter than the ribbons of PersonY although _ had left theirs out in the sun.
Context Word: glamorous.
Output: PersonX lived a glamorous lifestyle, which made PersonY jealous, but _ wasn't interested in their nasty opinions.
Context Word: hated.
Output: PersonX had a long list of things that they hated while PersonY's list was very short, since _ was generally very disagreeable.
Context Word: opera.
Output: After the opera was over, PersonX left PersonY because _ was ready to go to bed.
Context Word: plane.
Output: At the airport, PersonX boarded the plane before PersonY because _ paid the upgrade fee.
Context Word: plane.
Output: Flying bothers PersonX, but not PersonY, because _ is afraid that the plane will crash.
Context Word: plane.
Output: PersonX bought plane tickets for PersonY because _ had her new credit card on hand.
Context Word: plane.
Output: PersonX hated flying more than PersonY because _ always pictured the plane crashing after takeoff.
Context Word: plane.
Output: PersonX was a lot more calm in a plane than PersonY because _ always visualized a safe landing.
Context Word: plane.
Output: Plane rides don't scare PersonX, but PersonY doesn't like them, so _ is more of a thrill seeker.
Context Word: plane.
Output: The plane that PersonX takes is a longer ride than the one PersonY takes to the wedding because _ lives farther.
Context Word: plane.
Output: While on the plane, PersonX had to use the bathroom so bad that PersonY offered to the them go first, so _ gave thanks accordingly.
Context Word: hydrated.
Output: PersonX knew to stay hydrated whilst exercising but PersonY did not as _ was a professional athlete.
Context Word: hydrated.
Output: PersonX was always better hydrated than PersonY because _ drank a lot of water throughout the day.
Context Word: hydrated.
Output: PersonX wasn't able to stay hydrated as well as PersonY, because _ had a small water bottle.
Context Word: sun.
Output: PersonX got a worse sunburn than PersonY did because _ stayed out in the sun for a longer time.
Context Word: sun.
Output: PersonX stayed out under the broiling summer sun for hours, but PersonY only stayed out a few minutes. _ suffered a heat stroke.
Context Word: setbacks.
Output: When it comes to setbacks in life, PersonX has suffered way more setbacks than PersonY because _  always had bad luck.
Context Word: childhood.
Output: PersonX doesn't know how the world works as well as PersonY because _ had a really easy childhood.
Context Word: childhood.
Output: PersonX had a difficult childhood but PersonY had a spoiled one. _ never received gifts on their birthday.
Context Word: childhood.
Output: PersonX loved their parents a lot but not PersonY because _ had a great childhood.
Context Word: childhood.
Output: PersonX provided a very good childhood to PersonY, which means that _ is a caring parent.
Context Word: childhood.
Output: PersonX recalled her childhood more fondly than PersonY, because _ had been loved by her parents.
Context Word: childhood.
Output: Throughout PersonX's childhood, PersonY used to tease him, when they met again as adults _ wanted to know why it happened.
Context Word: mosquitos.
Output: PersonX was hired to set up PersonY's garden because _ was having a infestion of mosquitos.
Context Word: Royalty.
Output: personx looked much more like a royalty than persony despite _ rough background and childhood.
Context Word: Crystals.
Output: PersonX thought the power of crystals was hokey but PersonY fully believed. _ ignored the faith healers prognosis.
Context Word: retiring.
Output: PersonX is retiring after a 40 years and needs to write a letter to PersonY, so _ starts writing.
Context Word: retiring.
Output: PersonX is retiring soon, while PersonY will keep working for years because _ is 75 years old.
Context Word: tax return.
Output: PersonX filed their tax return on time. while PersonY had to request an extension, because _ was very disorganized.
Context Word: change names.
Output: PersonX wanted to change names and PersonY didn't approve because _ thought it was a cool name.
Context Word: Model.
Output: PersonX dreamed of dating a model but PersonY dreamed of dating an actor. _ went to Fashion Week to look for a date.
Context Word: Model.
Output: personx did a better job looking like a model than persony despite _ low budget.
Context Word: tumor.
Output: It was likely that PersonX but not PersonY would die because _ had a severe brain tumor .
Context Word: tumor.
Output: PersonX did not see the tumor on PersonY's leg, because _ was only performing an eye exam.
Context Word: physics.
Output: PersonX studied very hard for the physics test but PersonY didn't. _ got a good grade on their test.
Context Word: physics.
Output: Physics was always tough for PersonX, while it wasn't for PersonY, so _ learned from the other.
Context Word: physics.
Output: Since PersonX studied physics while PersonY studied English, _ knew a lot about science and testing.
Context Word: partner.
Output: PersonX is a relationship counselor, PersonY is not so _ would be better to go to for advice about dealing with your romatic partner.
Context Word: Workout.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them make a workout routine. _ was thankful for getting the assistance.
Context Word: London.
Output: PersonX was going on a trip to London and asked PersonY how to fit in because _ had never traveled to London.
Context Word: London.
Output: The place PersonX was born is London, although PersonY was born in New York. Hence, _ is British.
Context Word: Bedwetting.
Output: PersonX was having trouble with Bedwetting but PersonY wasn't, so _ bought some rubber sheets.
Context Word: fog.
Output: PersonX was ahead of PersonY, and screamed when a tentacle slithered out of the fog and grabbed _ .
Context Word: fog.
Output: The fog made it difficult to see so PersonX had PersonY drive because _ had trouble with their vision.
Context Word: journey.
Output: PersonX paid a lot of money to PersonY to navigate for the journey, because _ was a rich explorer.
Context Word: citizen.
Output: PersonX became a citizen unlike PersonY because _ took the necessary steps required to do so.
Context Word: citizen.
Output: PersonX doesn't want to be a citizen of this country, but PersonY does want to because _ is not patriotic.
Context Word: citizen.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY study for the test to become a citizen. _ was an immigration counselor.
Context Word: citizen.
Output: PersonX is a British citizen, while PersonY is an American, so _ is from the UK.
Context Word: citizen.
Output: PersonX said it was important to be a good citizen but PersonY said it didn't matter. _ was more likely to vote in elections and pay attention to the news.
Context Word: citizen.
Output: PersonX was kicked out of the country when they entered but PersonY wasn't because _ isn't a citizen.
Context Word: cool and laid back.
Output: PersonX always admired PersonY for how cool and laid back he was, but secretly _ was jealous of him and wished he could be as cool.
Context Word: faded.
Output: PersonX's black jeans were now faded to light gray but not PersonY's because _ washed them regularly.
Context Word: Hinduism.
Output: PersonX is a follower of Hinduism while PersonY is a follower of Judaism. _ likes a nice ham sandwich for lunch.
Context Word: Hinduism.
Output: PersonX thought Hinduism was a beautiful and spiritual religion but PersonY thought it was balderdash. _ took a trip to a temple in Mumbai.
Context Word: Hinduism.
Output: PersonX was considering converting to Hinduism and asked PersonY for advice because _ was unsure this was the right thing to do.
Context Word: ice pack.
Output: PersonX made an ice pack for PersonYs leg when _ realized what had happened yesterday.
Context Word: sunny.
Output: Sunny days were the best time to visit the beach according to PersonX but PersonY did not agree with _ .
Context Word: Nap.
Output: PersonX didn't sleep well at night but PersonY slept like a baby. _ often needed a nap every afternoon.
Context Word: exercising.
Output: Exercising is something that is very important to PersonX but not to PersonY. _ is very slim.
Context Word: exercising.
Output: PersonX doesn't like exercising and PersonY enjoys it, so _ gained some weight over the year.
Context Word: exercising.
Output: PersonX lost a lot more weight than PersonY because _ spent so much time exercising.
Context Word: exercising.
Output: PersonX made a detailed exercising and diet routine for PersonY because _ was a fitness trainer.
Context Word: exercising.
Output: PersonX's habits include exercising every day, but PersonY just sits on the couch all day. _ looks more attractive.
Context Word: exercising.
Output: While exercising PersonX burned more calories then PersonY because _  ran on the treadmill for much longer.
Context Word: Separation.
Output: Personx dealt with the separation better than persony because _ was already having an affair.
Context Word: Separation.
Output: To avoid separation, PersonX followed closely behind PersonY because _ was new to the area.
Context Word: cupcakes.
Output: PersonX devoured three chocolate cupcakes but PersonY refused to eat any because _ was not on a diet.
Context Word: cupcakes.
Output: PersonX gave a batch of chocolate cupcakes with sprinkles to PersonY, because _ was feeling particularly generous.
Context Word: cupcakes.
Output: PersonX ordered a salad while PersonY ordered cupcakes because _ was trying to lose weight.
Context Word: cupcakes.
Output: The cupcakes were baked by PersonX and given to PersonY , although _ wanted to keep them herself.
Context Word: insults.
Output: When the hecklers started, PersonX was better at ignoring the insults than PersonY because _ was overly sensitive.
Context Word: move around.
Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to move around because _ was on a set of crutches.
Context Word: reading a book on WWII.
Output: PersonX enjoyed reading a book on WWII more than PersonY because _ liked to read a lot of history books.
Context Word: eel.
Output: PersonX has never eaten eel, but it is a favorite of PersonY. _ dislikes Asian food.
Context Word: beer.
Output: Micro brewing beer was PersonX's passion, but PersonY thought her beer tasted terrible. _ asked her for advice on how to tastier better beer.
Context Word: beer.
Output: PersonX sat at the bar and was served beer by PersonY until 2:00 AM when when the bar closed; _ was grateful for the beer.
Context Word: beer.
Output: PersonX was already drunk when PersonY came and ordered a beer and after 5 minutes _ beer glass was still full.
Context Word: beer.
Output: The brewery position was the perfect job for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had extensive knowledge of craft beer.
Context Word: gymnast.
Output: PersonX was a better gymnast than PersonY was because _ was much more flexible and graceful.
Context Word: Breakfast.
Output: In the morning, PersonX wanted to make breakfast for PersonY, so _ got up early and started cooking.
Context Word: Breakfast.
Output: PersonX cooked breakfast in bed for PersonY so _ received a kiss as a thank you.
Context Word: multiple.
Output: PersonX came to visit PersonY at her home multiple times, but _ never found her there.
Context Word: Read.
Output: PersonX was waiting for PersonY to give her reading lessons because _ doesn't read well.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX and PersonY are really good friends, one day they sailed  for hours in _ at the boat.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX gave the order for PersonY to set a course for the boat, because _ was the captain.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX had a fun afternoon out on the boat, while PersonY hated every second. _ never got seasick.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX made more money than PersonY, so _ was rich enough to own a boat.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX wanted to take PersonY out on the water in his new boat. _ said it would be fun to show him the ropes.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX was an experienced boat captain unlike PersonY because _ had sailed around the world for decades.
Context Word: boat.
Output: PersonX was not able to afford a boat, but PersonY was, because _ made less money.
Context Word: boat.
Output: The boat took PersonX to hi destination but not PersonY because _ was actually on the boat.
Context Word: boat.
Output: The boat was great for PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved being on the water.
Context Word: boat.
Output: While PersonX was feeling seasick, PersonY was having so much fun on the boat, because _ hates sailing.
Context Word: Cavities.
Output: Cavities were found in PersonX's mouth but not PersonY's mouth since _ always brushed her teeth.
Context Word: drink.
Output: In the night club, PersonX made PersonY a fancy alcoholic drink since _ was a bartender.
Context Word: drink.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was labeled an alcoholic because _ liked to drink hard liquor.
Context Word: drink.
Output: PersonX had nothing to drink for a month, thanks to support from PersonY, so _ celebrated by thanking them.
Context Word: lightning.
Output: PersonX was deathly afraid of lightning but PersonY was not. _ didn't venture out in the thunderstorm.
Context Word: texture.
Output: The cake was disliked by PersonX but not PersonY because _ hated the texture of the icing.
Context Word: necktie.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help with tying the necktie, because _ struggled to make the Windsor knot.
Context Word: necktie.
Output: While clearing out his closet, PersonX gave PersonY a necktie because _ did not dress enough like a kid.
Context Word: urine.
Output: PersonX had a urine stain in a car and asked PersonY for advice, beacuse _ can't get rid of the stain.
Context Word: urine.
Output: PersonX has a lot brighter urine than PersonY in the morning because _ was eating asparagus.
Context Word: urine.
Output: The smell of urine was overwhelming PersonX when they were cleaning up after PersonY.  _ had to go outside and get some fresh air.
Context Word: Yoga.
Output: PersonX was more flexible than PersonY, so _ had an easier time doing the Yoga pose.
Context Word: Yoga.
Output: Personx always prefer to do his yoga alone when persony is around because _ is much of a loner.
Context Word: to drink a lot of water.
Output: PersonX had to drink a lot of water to prevent gout and PersonY didn't because _ had a reoccurring issue with it.
Context Word: seizure.
Output: PersonX was terrified when they saw PersonY have a seizure, but _ tried to help.
Context Word: clean a pool.
Output: PersonX taught PersonY how to clean a pool because _ used to work as a pool cleaner.
Context Word: graphics.
Output: PersonX needed a graphics card for their computer while PersonY's card was up to date, so _ bought one online.
Context Word: graphics.
Output: PersonX's graphics look better on their website now that PersonY has helped because _ is a newbie at technology.
Context Word: Controller.
Output: PersonX threw his PS3 controller at PersonY because _ had lost to him in the game.
Context Word: breast.
Output: PersonX thought they were at risk for breast cancer but PersonY wasn't concerned about it. _ went to the doctor to have a mammogram.
Context Word: breast.
Output: PersonX was very concerned PersonY had breast cancer for _ had a cancerous lump previously.
Context Word: breast.
Output: PersonX's breast has a lump in it, so they schedule an appointment with PersonY because _ is worried.
Context Word: breast.
Output: Saving for a breast augmentation was important to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ thought her chest was too small.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX brushed their teeth quite regularly but PersonY did not. _ rarely had to go to a dentist.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX commented on how dirty PersonY's teeth were after she had cleaned them, so _ was very upset.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX doesn't have to take their teeth out to brush them like PersonY does because _ doesn't have dentures.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX goes to get her teeth cleaned by PersonY, because _ is having tooth pain.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had a beautiful smile while PersonY was repulsive, because _ had such beautiful teeth .
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had beautiful white teeth while PersonY had stained yellow teeth, so _ liked to show of their smile.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had dental pain that PersonY did not due to _ wisdom teeth coming in at the wrong angle.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had his teeth knocked out during the fight but not PersonY because _ was one of the fighters.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had perfectly white teeth while PersonY had yellowed teeth; _ offered her some whitening toothpaste.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had shiny white teeth but PersonY didn't because _ brushed and flossed their teeth every day.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had teeth that were very crooked but PersonY had straight teeth. _ had to go to the dentist to get braces.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had their teeth worked on at a clinic by PersonY because _ was a patient.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX had to go to the dentist and get his teeth fixed while PersonY stayed home, because _ had a broken tooth.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to have strong teeth, so _ made sure they knew where to get calcium.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX was jealous that PersonY had whiter teeth because _ had poor dental care habits.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: PersonX was never going to be as good a dentist as PersonY  despite _ being fascinated by teeth.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: The dentist applauded PersonX but not PersonY for their oral hygiene habits because _ had many cavities in their teeth.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: The teeth of PersonX are more yellow than PersonY's due to _ drinking mostly coffee all the time.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: The teeth of PersonX aren't as white as those of PersonY because _ has always been a smoker.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: The teeth of PersonX aren't as white as those of PersonY because _ only drinks coffee.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: The teeth of PersonX have been hurting, and PersonY tells her she has a cavity. _ is a dental patient.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: The teeth of PersonX were far better than PersonY because _ always brushed his teeth.
Context Word: teeth.
Output: Tooth decay was a problem for PersonX but not PersonY , since _ neglected her teeth.
Context Word: Mom.
Output: The Mom of PersonX has passed away, but PersonY's is still living, so _ is very sad.
Context Word: mobile home.
Output: PersonX stopped by PersonY's mobile home to see if he wanted to go fishing but nobody was home at _ house.
Context Word: teenage anxiety.
Output: PersonX was struggling with teenage anxiety when PersonY offered to help _ get through the tough patch.
Context Word: single.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to attract a mate because _ was single and free to mingle.
Context Word: single.
Output: PersonX has been single for years, while PersonY is married, so _ is more likely to be lonely.
Context Word: single.
Output: PersonX is single, PersonY is married therefore _ could give the best advice on being single.
Context Word: single.
Output: PersonX wanted to find a partner, but PersonY wanted to stay single, because _ was lonely.
Context Word: single.
Output: The man assumed PersonX was married and PersonY was single because _ was wearing a wedding ring.
Context Word: single.
Output: The single PersonX did not envy PersonY 's married life, as _ relished her freedom.
Context Word: garden.
Output: Being in a garden is what PersonX loves, while PersonY loves finance. Therefore, _ is likely a gardener.
Context Word: garden.
Output: Cultivating a garden was of interest to PersonX but not PersonY because _ cared a lot about sustainable living.
Context Word: garden.
Output: Growing a garden was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a big backyard.
Context Word: garden.
Output: In the garden PersonX was far superior to PersonY. _ had taken classes in how to grow plants and what conditions were needed.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX always grows a better garden than PersonY, mostly because _ has a natural green thumb.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they wanted anything from the garden because _ were going out to pick vegetables.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY wanted to plant a garden in the backyard because _ had a green thumb.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was attacked by bees because _ was out working in the garden.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX can't figure out how PersonY manages to have such a large and beautiful garden, because _ has always struggled with growing plants.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX doesn't have time to keep a garden, but PersonY does and loves them because _ is out of town a lot.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX got very jealous of PersonY at the garden party because _ didn't win an award for the best flowers.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX had a vibrant garden whereas PersonY did not have one, so _ was always planting roses.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX hated to work in the garden while PersonY would spend hours there because _ disliked working in the sun.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY plant a garden, as _ was strong and able to shovel dirt for extended periods of time.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX is boiling the water while PersonY collects spinach from the garden because _ is making spaghetti.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX knelt over and worked to remove the weeds assembled around the plants in the garden while PersonY watched and sighed, because _ was a diligent gardener.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX lay in the hammock and relaxed while PersonY worked in the garden, because _ was lazy.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX liked to garden but PersonY preferred video games, so on a given day you could find _ outdoors.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX liked to garden more than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about where her fresh vegetables would come from.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX liked to work in the garden, but PersonY avoided it, because _ avoided getting dirty.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX likes to garden while PersonY does not, because _ takes care of her garden.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX loves to garden more than PersonY does so _ spends a lot of his time outside.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX offered to work in the garden and clean the house for PersonY because _ had some free time.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX thought planting a garden would be fun but PersonY thought it would be a pain. _ enjoyed fresh vegetables all summer.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX wanted to have a big garden and PersonY did not because _ loved bees.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX was holding a butterfly he found in the garden while PersonY was running away, as _ loves insects.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX was more likely to work in the garden than PersonY because _ liked to be outdoors.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX was planting their first garden and PersonY was a world famous horticulturist, so _ asked how to grow a garden.
Context Word: garden.
Output: PersonX's garden was much grander and better looking than PersonY's because _ was a professional gardener.
Context Word: garden.
Output: The garden of PersonX has bigger flowers than PersonY due to _ watering more often.
Context Word: garden.
Output: The garden of PersonX looks prettier than PersonY's because _ spent more time on it in the Summer.
Context Word: garden.
Output: The garden of PersonX looks shoddy compared to PersonY's, although _ is a gardener by trade.
Context Word: garden.
Output: The man liked PersonX's garden a lot less than PersonY's, because _ was very ugly.
Context Word: garden.
Output: The old cat ran up to PersonX but past PersonY because _ had yarn in the garden.
Context Word: garden.
Output: When it comes to working in the garden, PersonX is better than PersonY because _ has a lot more experience.
Context Word: garden.
Output: You are a good gardener can you help me grow a garden PersonX asked PersonY, _ has never grown a garden.
Context Word: diaper.
Output: PersonX asked if PersonY would help her change her baby, since _ was inept with a diaper.
Context Word: double jointed.
Output: PersonX is not as limber or flexible as PersonY due to _ not being double jointed.
Context Word: freezer.
Output: PersonX didn't mind being in the freezer as much as PersonY, because _ grew up in the arctics.
Context Word: freezer.
Output: PersonX had to buy an extra freezer but not PersonY because _ liked to eat frozen food.
Context Word: freezer.
Output: PersonX worries that PersonY is using too much electricity with his chest freezer, but _ decides not to say anything.
Context Word: freezer.
Output: When the freezer of PersonX broke, PersonY offered money to buy a new one. Then _ accepted the cash.
Context Word: relax.
Output: PersonX wanted to relax, so PersonY treated her to a trip to the spa. _ spent no money.
Context Word: relax.
Output: PersonX was always busy doing something, PersonY was more of a relaxed type. _ couldn't help herself from being on the go.
Context Word: relax.
Output: PersonX was trying very hard to relax, but PersonY was banging on his drum set, making _ very irritated.
Context Word: relax.
Output: personx had a place in his yard he used to relax when persony is not at home because _ do not like himself being disturbed.
Context Word: loft bed.
Output: Sleeping in a loft bed was not a good idea for PersonX but it was for PersonY because _ was uncomfortable with heights.
Context Word: blame.
Output: After losing a large contract, PersonX successfully laid the blame onto PersonY, causing _ to feel relieved.
Context Word: blame.
Output: PersonX apologized to PersonY and accepted the blame and consequences, because _ is an honest person.
Context Word: frustrations.
Output: PersonX's frustrations have been growing, so they visit PersonY to talk. _ is in therapy.
Context Word: Bearing.
Output: PersonX had a difficult time bearing the bad news while PersonY took it in stride. _ had to see a psychiatrist.
Context Word: magnesium.
Output: PersonX knew PersonY needded more magnesium but _ didn't know if they hated fruit or not.
Context Word: magnesium.
Output: PersonX was trying to be a healthier person for PersonY so _ took magnesium and other supplements every day.
Context Word: closet.
Output: PersonX is more of a hoarder than PersonY, so it took _ much more time to clean out their closet.
Context Word: closet.
Output: The closet of PersonX looks a lot cleaner and better than PersonY's closet because _ is organized.
Context Word: closet.
Output: The closet of PersonX was much bigger than PersonY because _ had collected shoes for the last ten years.
Context Word: plasma.
Output: PersonX donated plasma whenever he could while PersonY never has. _ wasn't afraid of needles.
Context Word: Airbnb.
Output: Airbnb was ideal for PersonX but PersonY liked staying in hotel better than homes. _ booked a room in a downtown loft for their vacation.
Context Word: neuropsychiatrist.
Output: The neuropsychiatrist advised PersonX that PersonY was bad for her mental health, since _ was so affected by her negativity.
Context Word: precisely.
Output: PersonX had precisely zero complaints about the way PersonY handled the business problem because _ was a client.
Context Word: cosplay.
Output: At the cosplay convention, PersonX showed PersonY his new costume because _ was proud of it.
Context Word: cosplay.
Output: Attending Comic Con suited PersonX more than PersonY because _ was more enthusiastic about cosplay and nerdy things.
Context Word: cosplay.
Output: Cosplay really interested PersonX, but PersonY didn't know much about it, so _ tried to teach about it.
Context Word: cosplay.
Output: PersonX was really into cosplay but PersonY was not. _ went to the convention dressed as their favorite character.
Context Word: cosplay.
Output: PersonX wore a Princess Leia suit while PersonY wore normal clothes, because _ loved cosplay .
Context Word: passing.
Output: In passing PersonX waves at PersonY everyday when the go by each other,  _ is a  polite person.
Context Word: passing.
Output: PersonX saw PersonY give them the finger from their car, because _ had cut them off earlier while passing.
Context Word: raising.
Output: PersonX is bad at raising animals, while PersonY is just the opposite. _ must be the farmer of the two.
Context Word: raising.
Output: PersonX's career is raising plants, while PersonY helps to raise kids, so _ is a farmer.
Context Word: cutting torch.
Output: PersonX was learning to use the cutting torch under PersonYs supervision.   _ was proud even with the slow progress.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: Because of the fact that PersonX performed fewer physical exercises than PersonY did, _ was in worse shape overall.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to be in good health because _ exercises five days a week.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: PersonX did a lot less daily exercises than PersonY, which led to _ being fat.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: PersonX did a lot of exercises but PersonY did not because _ had very good fitness levels.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: PersonX got advice on the best exercises from PersonY since _ was inexperienced with fitness techniques.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: PersonX loved going to the gym and doing many exercises but PersonY hated it because _ was naturally athletic.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: PersonX only performed exercises once every other week while PersonY exercised three times a week, and therefore _ was in terrible physical shape.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: Since PersonX did exercises regularly while PersonY was out of shape, _ could easily run a mile.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: Staying flexible was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ did all sorts of stretching exercises.
Context Word: exercises.
Output: The exercises that PersonX does are good for his back unlike PersonY because _ does them right.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: PersonX always got worse marks for behavior on report cards than PersonY, because _ defied the teacher's requests.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: PersonX always had a better behavior in a public setting than PersonY, as _ was hyper.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: PersonX disapproved of the behavior shown by PersonY, although _ acted much worse in reality.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: PersonX made sexist remarks to their coworkers but PersonY refrained. _ was dismissed for their behavior.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: PersonX thought PersonY was exhibiting some bad behaviors and  _ wanted to make him behave better.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: PersonX's behavior was much more acceptable than PersonY's, therefore _ was offered the better job.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: The behavior of PersonX was a lot worse than PersonY, because _ had a very bad childhood.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: The behavior of PersonX was much better than PersonY because _ was very nice and polite .
Context Word: behavior.
Output: The child of PersonX had really bad behavior unlike PersonY's child, because _ was not very strict.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: The dog of PersonX's behavior was a lot worse than that of PersonY's, because _ dog was disobedient.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: In elementary school, PersonX was being bullied by PersonY, so _ went home and cried.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: PersonX is being bullied and asks PersonY for her protection, because _ is thin and small.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: PersonX is concerned PersonY is being bullied because _ is a school counsellor and knows the signs.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: PersonX knew their self-worth, but PersonY did not, consequently when being bullied at school, _ was emotionally stable.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: PersonX often felt bullied at work by PersonY because _ was often yelled at and made fun of.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: PersonX was tired of being bullied and freaked PersonY out when _ decided to bring a gun to school.
Context Word: bullied.
Output: Since PersonX was bullied more times than PersonY, _ was far more fearful when walking alone.
Context Word: brain.
Output: Because PersonX was stronger than PersonY, who was better at using his brain, _ became a construction worker.
Context Word: brain.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY may be declared dead because _ did not display any brain activity while on the life support machine.
Context Word: brain.
Output: PersonX didn't want to dissect the cow brain with PersonY, because _ thought they could find a better lab partner.
Context Word: brain.
Output: PersonX entrusted their life to the renowned neurosurgeon PersonY, because _ required a novel brain surgery.
Context Word: brain.
Output: PersonX has a more creative brain while PersonY has a more analytical one because _ is considered left-brained.
Context Word: brain.
Output: PersonX was known for her brain while PersonY was known for her athleticism; _ was a scholar.
Context Word: brain.
Output: PersonX wished she had the brain of PersonY, as _ was always struggling in school compared to her.
Context Word: Surgery.
Output: PersonX was really scared to have surgery but PersonY was very brave about it. _ was under a lot of stress.
Context Word: passion.
Output: PersonX lost all of their passion for the food cooked by PersonY, because _ became depressed.
Context Word: passion.
Output: PersonX showed far more passion than PersonY for their job, so _ was quickly promoted.
Context Word: passion.
Output: PersonX's passion for photography was a lot stronger than PersonY's because _ took many pictures more often.
Context Word: passion.
Output: The passion for fishing was much stronger in PersonX than PersonY, because _ was a lifelong fisherman.
Context Word: Volunteer.
Output: PersonX loved people and wanted to help them while PersonY loved to help animals. _ volunteered at the local hospital.
Context Word: flan.
Output: PersonX was a better baker than PersonY so _ could create a beauliful flan from the oven.
Context Word: diploma.
Output: PersonX invited PersonY to graduation because _ had worked hard and was getting a diploma.
Context Word: wiser.
Output: PersonX was a lot wiser than PersonY because _ was always passionate about learning and reading information.
Context Word: mountain.
Output: PersonX advised PersonY not to climb the mountain. _ was afraid something bad would happen.
Context Word: mountain.
Output: PersonX wasnt as prepared for the mountain as PersonY because _ slept poorly the night before.
Context Word: leap.
Output: PersonX was willing to leap off the cliff while PersonY refused to, because _ was brave.
Context Word: gerbils.
Output: PersonX owned many gerbils as pets but not PersonY because _ enjoyed having diminutive sized pets.
Context Word: gerbils.
Output: PersonX's homes is filled with gerbils, and PersonY has none at all. _ 's home smells funny.
Context Word: hybrid.
Output: PersonX has a hybrid car, but PersonY has a gas powered one because _ cares about the environment.
Context Word: signs.
Output: PersonX kept showing signs of cheating on PersonY, so _ started trying to be more careful.
Context Word: signs.
Output: PersonX put signs up to promote PersonY's political campaign because _ wanted to see them win the election.
Context Word: signs.
Output: PersonX worked hard making PersonY some new custom signs, then _ was paid for the signs.
Context Word: necessary materials.
Output: PersonX needed to go get the necessary materials for PersonY's project so _ got in the car.
Context Word: nectarines.
Output: PersonX called PersonY and asked her to pick up some nectarines at the store because _ had forgotten them when shopping.
Context Word: rug.
Output: PersonX bought PersonY a new rug at the store, because _ wanted to help decorate their new home.
Context Word: rug.
Output: PersonX swept the issue under the rug, while PersonY brought up the issue directly, because _ wanted to invite confrontation.
Context Word: rug.
Output: The new rug arrived at PersonXs house while PersonY was there.  _ asked for help moving the furniture around.
Context Word: rug.
Output: When PersonX spilled red wine on the rug _ apologized because it was owned by PersonY.
Context Word: Apple.
Output: PersonX gave the apple to PersonY during class to try to gain his favor. _ was a suckup.
Context Word: Cell phone.
Output: personx had persony cell phone more than his own although _ cell phone is bigger.
Context Word: bird feeder.
Output: PersonX wanted to put a bird feeder in the backyard with PersonYs help, because _ loved looking at birds.
Context Word: bird feeder.
Output: PersonX wanted to put up bird feeder in PersonYs backyard, however _ couldn't find suitable one.
Context Word: squeaks.
Output: PersonX's door squeaks a lot louder than PersonY's because _ has not fixed it yet this week.
Context Word: amnesia.
Output: After the crash, PersonX suffers from amnesia, but PersonY does not, so _ can't remember things.
Context Word: widely.
Output: PersonX finds the fruits and vegetables PersonY sells to be more widely available, _ is a consumer.
Context Word: movies.
Output: PersonX always paid for PersonY's tickets to the movies because _ always had plenty of money.
Context Word: movies.
Output: PersonX forbid PersonY from going to the movies with her friends because _ was strict.
Context Word: movies.
Output: PersonX gave her movie ticket to PersonY , so _ missed the movies that day.
Context Word: movies.
Output: PersonX has to watch movies for his job, and PersonY watches TV shows, so _ is a film critic.
Context Word: movies.
Output: PersonX loved to go to the movies but PersonY did not. _ went to the latest film on Friday.
Context Word: movies.
Output: PersonX spent a day at the movies while PersonY studied for the test, so _ ended up failing.
Context Word: Dumbo Rat.
Output: personx had Dumbo Rat as a pet and wanted to gift it to persony and _ was happy to give it out.
Context Word: Enamel.
Output: PersonX applied enamel to remove the paint from the walls of PersonY's house because _ needed work.
Context Word: Buddhist.
Output: PersonX was a Buddhist while PersonY was a Jew. _ would never think of eating beef.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX convinced PersonY that his priceless glass vase was a knockoff because _ is disingenuous.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX gave a glass vase to PersonY so _ they could put some flowers in it.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX had the glass windshield installed by PersonY because _ was a beginner when it came to car repair.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX is currently cleaning a glass pipe of PersonY, because _ is an expert in cleaning glass.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX took the full pitcher from PersonY so _ could fill her glass with water.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX wanted the glass ornament more than PersonY for _ was sure they could keep it from breaking.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX was trying to stop PersonY from running into a glass without knowing because _ is older.
Context Word: glass.
Output: PersonX would blow glass in their free time while PersonY watched TV all night. _ was more productive.
Context Word: music videos.
Output: Applying to dance in music videos was great for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a professional dancer.
Context Word: convince the parents to get a bird.
Output: PersonX had to convince the parents to get a bird but PersonY didn't because _ already had a dog as a pet.
Context Word: stranded.
Output: PersonX got stranded along the side of the road, and PersonY helped them, so _ was thankful.
Context Word: personality.
Output: After a rough day at work, PersonX asked PersonY if he had a good personality. _ was having doubts about being a great person.
Context Word: personality.
Output: People like the personality of PersonX, while PersonY is not liked very much. _ is quirky.
Context Word: personality.
Output: PersonX  Is liked well by other were as PersonY is not liked so well by others, _ personality is is tolerable and charming.
Context Word: personality.
Output: PersonX loves PersonY so much, _ says that it is due to them having a really positive personality.
Context Word: personality.
Output: PersonX's personality is more friendly and kind, while PersonY is mean, so _ is probably more outgoing.
Context Word: family.
Output: Family was very important to PersonX but PersonY was more a loner. _ attended their family reunion picnic every year.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX didn't feel comfortable having PersonY around their family, because _ wanted to isolate them.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX had a large family, but PersonY had a small one; _ handled chaos with ease.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX had a more close knit family than PersonY who was from a broken home, so _ seemed friendlier.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX had a rough time trying to introduce PersonY to their family. _ was not good with words, so they couldn't speak for theirself.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX has a good relationship with their family but PersonY does not. _ goes home to visit their kinfolk often.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX lost touch with his family after high school unlike PersonY, because _ family were evil.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX was able to spend more time with family than PersonY because _ lived nearby.
Context Word: family.
Output: PersonX's family is quite small, but PersonY has a big one. _ has one kid.
Context Word: family.
Output: Since PersonX had a small family while PersonY had a large family, the family gatherings of _ were always crowded and hectic.
Context Word: family.
Output: The family of PersonX is quite small, while PersonY has a large one, so _ probably has few siblings.
Context Word: family.
Output: The family was excited for PersonX to visit but not PersonY because _ always gave out money.
Context Word: family.
Output: When PersonX introduced PersonY to the family after the engagement, _ was congratulated with a warm hug.
Context Word: volunteering.
Output: When it came to charities, PersonX was always volunteering at soup kitchens while PersonY never did any charity work because _ was very selfless.
Context Word: suffering.
Output: Emotional suffering was more of a curse for PersonX than PersonY because _ took everything personally.
Context Word: blush.
Output: PersonX felt them blush went looking at PersonY because _ had a crush on the other.
Context Word: blush.
Output: PersonX was watching makeup tutorials while PersonY was not because _ wanted to know how to put blush on correctly.
Context Word: blush.
Output: When speaking to their crush PersonX would blush but PersonY did not because _ was very shy.
Context Word: maneuver.
Output: PersonX easily made the maneuver around PersonY on the track because _ was so skilled at this kind of race.
Context Word: maneuver.
Output: PersonX was able to save the choking man, but PersonY was not, because _ had recently learned the heimlich maneuver.
Context Word: symmetry.
Output: PersonX was teaching PersonY about symmetry. The student had to ask someone else for help because _ was not a good teacher.
Context Word: pirate.
Output: PersonX wanted to talk like a pirate more than PersonY so _ practiced pirate talk.
Context Word: pirate.
Output: While in Tampa, PersonX lingered at a pirate ship and PersonY hurried through a museum, so _ was late to their meeting.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: Investing in a business better suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ always did their taxes.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: PersonX cheated their taxes but PersonY did not cheat on their taxes. _ was audited by the IRS.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: PersonX had less money than PersonY did because _ owed more back on their taxes.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: PersonX had to pay a lot in taxes unlike PersonY because _ worked multiple jobs.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: PersonX had to pay more taxes then PersonY because _ had a better paying job.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: PersonX needed to borrow money from PersonY to pay his taxes, so _ offered collateral for the loan.
Context Word: taxes.
Output: PersonX thought that taxes were unfair. PersonY explained that they helped pay for public services. _ still thought of taxes as a punishment.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Complicated mathematical equations were easier to understand for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had an analytical mind.
Context Word: understand.
Output: PersonX couldn't understand PersonY reasoning because _ hadn't gathered more information on the subject they were talking about.
Context Word: understand.
Output: PersonX did not understand the language and that is why PersonY would tell them what was said, _ is a foreigner.
Context Word: understand.
Output: PersonX didn't understand the reasons behind PersonY's choices but _ trusted them to do the right thing.
Context Word: understand.
Output: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY quit their job because _ really needed the money.
Context Word: understand.
Output: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY wanted to go on vacation because _ hated to take time away from work.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Trying to understand the concept, PersonX asked PersonY to help her with a geometry problem, as _ had weak math skills.
Context Word: pores.
Output: The pores of PersonX are clogged, and PersonY's are nice and clean. _ uses a cheap face wash.
Context Word: relative.
Output: Since PersonX invited relatives over for Christmas and PersonY did not, _ ate with family at home.
Context Word: excellent.
Output: PersonX was not able to make excellent desserts the way PersonY was able to because _ had never worked in a bakery.
Context Word: breast cancer.
Output: PersonX was worried that they had the gene for breast cancer but PersonY wasn't. _ made an appointment to see the doctor.
Context Word: start the car on a hill.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY start the car on a hill because _ has been driving for years and knew what to do.
Context Word: silences.
Output: PersonX inserted many silences when speaking to PersonY , as _ could not give too much information at once.
Context Word: boots.
Output: PersonX bought a new pair of boots last week unlike PersonY because _ old boots were ruined.
Context Word: boots.
Output: PersonX fell in love with the boots at the store, so PersonY bought them as a gift for her. _ wrote a thank you note.
Context Word: boots.
Output: PersonX inherited a pair of nice winter boots from PersonY because _ had grown in to them.
Context Word: boots.
Output: PersonX is always amazed at how PersonY can walk in stiletto boots, because _ is so clumsy in heels.
Context Word: boots.
Output: PersonX wore boots while PersonY wore flip flops outside on a rainy day, so _ had dry feet when the day was done.
Context Word: boots.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ stepped on the brand new boots and ruined them.