niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: design.
Output: PersonX has hired a PersonY  a intern fresh out of college to design the new logo for the business, _ is not going to make the logo.
Context Word: design.
Output: PersonX liked the beautiful design work of the artist but PersonY didn't like it, so _ hired the artist.
Context Word: design.
Output: PersonX wanted to work in design while PersonY wanted to work in medicine so _ went to art school.
Context Word: Drink.
Output: PersonX received a drink for PersonY so that he would loosen up. _ was rather uptight.
Context Word: handstand.
Output: During the contest, PersonX was able to handstand a whole minute longer than PersonY, and _ won the trophy.
Context Word: handstand.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to do a handstand than it was for PersonY because _ was lighter.
Context Word: future.
Output: PersonX can not predict the future but PersonY is able to because _ does not have extrasensory perception.
Context Word: conflicts.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY would be a good negotiator because _ was good at resolving conflicts.
Context Word: conflicts.
Output: The man had many conflicts with PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a mean and grumpy person.
Context Word: blank.
Output: PersonX had a harder time than PersonY filling in the blank on the worksheet because _ forgot to study.
Context Word: allegations.
Output: False allegations is what PersonX Is accusing PersonY of, _ has been in court all day.
Context Word: allegations.
Output: PersonX hired PersonY to be their lawyer so _ spent the day arguing the allegations were false.
Context Word: strangers.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get kidnapped because _ was taught not to talk to strangers.
Context Word: strangers.
Output: Talking to strangers suits PersonX a lot more than it does PersonY. Because _ is an extrovert and likes the conversation.
Context Word: strangers.
Output: The strangers ignored PersonX and not PersonY because _ was being very rude to them that day.
Context Word: bookcase.
Output: PersonX was sure the bookcase could fit through the doorway even as PersonY protested.  The doorway was big enough to the delight of _ .
Context Word: tire.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to pump up their tire and change the oil because _ didn't know how to.
Context Word: tire.
Output: PersonX calls PersonY about repairing a tire because _ is not good with his hands.
Context Word: tire.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY change a flat tire, so _ ended up getting a big hug out of the deal.
Context Word: tire.
Output: PersonX knew how to fix a flat tire in an emergency but PersonY did not because _ was an experienced mechanic.
Context Word: tire.
Output: PersonX let the air out of PersonY's car tires because _ didn't want them to get to the party on time.
Context Word: tire.
Output: While on the side of the road, PersonX changed a tire for PersonY since _ had experience doing this.
Context Word: Empathetic.
Output: PersonX was rather empathetic towards PersonY because _ had been through a similar situation before.
Context Word: shark.
Output: PersonX was at risk of encountering a shark during their swim, but PersonY was not, because _ swam in the ocean.
Context Word: shark.
Output: PersonX went swimming in the ocean and PersonY did not because _ was fearless concerning shark attacks.
Context Word: hygienic.
Output: PersonX grew up in the streets, while PersonY grew up in a happy home, so _ wasn't taught how to be hygienic.
Context Word: teach.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teach their child how speak Spanish because _ didn't understand the language.
Context Word: teach.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them how to do skateboard tricks because _ was a novice skateboarder.
Context Word: teach.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to teach them how to play the guitar because _ wanted to become a musician.
Context Word: teach.
Output: PersonX wanted to teach however PersonY did not as _ felt a very strong connection with children.
Context Word: mix soap and water.
Output: PersonX knew how to mix soap and water better than PersonY because _ had a lot of chores that involved cleaning.
Context Word: Red split lentils.
Output: personx do not want to eat the Red split lentils persony cooked for him because _ lost his appetite.
Context Word: belief.
Output: PersonX started to push their belief on PersonY against their will, because _ wanted to make a conversion.
Context Word: remote.
Output: PersonX gives PersonY the remote control, although _ is better at picking what to watch.
Context Word: remote.
Output: PersonX took the remote from PersonY because _ wanted to change the channel and watch a different tv show.
Context Word: whiskers.
Output: PersonX's cat continued to rub his whiskers on PersonY's face because _ didn't tell him to stop.
Context Word: skull.
Output: PersonX has a smaller head than PersonY because _ was born with a smaller skull.
Context Word: hog.
Output: The hog that PersonX raised wins the farm competition over PersonY's due to _ giving his hog a sky-high diet.
Context Word: homophobia.
Output: PersonX is dealing with homophobia so he asks for professional consultation from PersonY, because _ wants to be a better person.
Context Word: knit.
Output: PersonX had trouble with knitting and asked PersonY for help, as _ had been knitting for two days.
Context Word: knit.
Output: PersonX knew how to knit better than PersonY, so _ made a high quality shirt for the market.
Context Word: knit.
Output: The sweater knit by PersonX was better than the one by PersonY because _ rushed through it.
Context Word: dependent.
Output: PersonX is a dependent of PersonY and was claimed on the taxes, _ is under the age of 18.
Context Word: drawer.
Output: The drawer in the closet of PersonX is bigger than the drawer of PersonY because _ has a lot more clothes.
Context Word: knitting.
Output: PersonX felt like knitting and PersonY wanted to crochet, so _ got out his needles.
Context Word: knitting.
Output: PersonX was better at knitting than PersonY because the hands of _ worked much faster.
Context Word: knitting.
Output: PersonX was taking a knitting class, PersonY giggled at this. This made _ feel bad.
Context Word: knitting.
Output: While they were knitting sweaters, PersonX did poorly while PersonY was skillful, so the sweater of _ turned out sloppy.
Context Word: alarm clock.
Output: The alarm clock rang earlier for PersonX than PersonY, therefore _ was able to get more done in the morning hours.
Context Word: kind.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to make friends because _ was kind and easily approachable.
Context Word: kind.
Output: PersonX did everything they could to be kind to PersonY, but _ got fed up with putting in so much effort for nothing.
Context Word: slow cooker.
Output: Making food in the slow cooker suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ works longer hours.
Context Word: graphic.
Output: PersonX is very creative, PersonY is not therefore _ wants to be a graphic designer.
Context Word: graphic.
Output: The graphic novel that PersonX wrote sold fewer copies than PersonY, so _ is the shoddier writer.
Context Word: prom.
Output: During prom, PersonX was trying to find a suitable partner for PersonY. _ was happy to look for the partner.
Context Word: prom.
Output: Going to the prom was more exciting for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a date he loved.
Context Word: prom.
Output: PersonX gets asked to the prom after PersonY due to _ being unpopular with the other kids.
Context Word: prom.
Output: PersonX told PersonY that she does not want to go to prom, because _ she thinks she is ugly.
Context Word: prom.
Output: PersonX was a lot more fashionable than PersonY so _ got asked to the prom first.
Context Word: prom.
Output: PersonX was not allowed to go to prom unlike PersonY because _ he was a religious person.
Context Word: prom.
Output: PersonX was not allowed to go to prom unlike PersonY because _ was raised in a strong christian home.
Context Word: reunion.
Output: When it was time for the reunion, PersonX got invited but not PersonY, so _ was rather happy about the situation.
Context Word: stamps.
Output: The forever stamps that PersonX had were far prettier than the ones PersonY had and _ offered to share them.
Context Word: artificial.
Output: PersonX eventually had to have an artificial hip put in, unlike PersonY, because _ had bad joints.
Context Word: diary.
Output: PersonX greedily devoured gossip discovered in the diary she found in PersonY's drawer until _ she realized is was about her.
Context Word: diary.
Output: PersonX read the diary of PersonY earlier today, and _ tended to be very nosy.
Context Word: diary.
Output: PersonX wrote how much he disliked PersonY in his diary. _ was mortified when he read it.
Context Word: diary.
Output: The diary of PersonX is boring, and the one PersonY writes is interestin. _ has lived a simple life.
Context Word: perjury.
Output: At the court house, PersonX is convicted of Perjury, while PersonY is not, so _ must have been lying.
Context Word: hexagon.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to draw the perfect hexagon because _ did not remember how to.
Context Word: emo.
Output: PersonX played in emo band Texas is the Reason, of which PersonY was a big fan, so _ gave him an autograph.
Context Word: emo.
Output: PersonX thinks the emo look is pretty fresh but PersonY thinks it's trashy. _ bought ripped jeans at the clothing store.
Context Word: emo.
Output: PersonX was feeling more depressed than PersonY so _ tried to look more emo with their look.
Context Word: emo.
Output: PersonX's look can be described as Emo, whereas PersonY dresses more traditionally, so _ can be called more rebellious.
Context Word: mindful.
Output: PersonX was very mindful of the grief that PersonY was feeilng, so _ comforted them.
Context Word: Wine.
Output: PersonX was a beer snob and PersonY was a wine snob. _ ordered only the finest craft brew at the pub.
Context Word: Wine.
Output: PersonX was a more of a wine aficionado than PersonY so _ picked up a good pairing for dinner.
Context Word: algebra.
Output: PersonX has an easier time in their algebra class than PersonY because _ is really good with numbers.
Context Word: algebra.
Output: PersonX was a math wiz compared to PersonY, so _ did much better in the algebra class.
Context Word: rugby.
Output: PersonX watched rugby while PersonY watched golf for the reason that _ liked sports with a lot of physical contact.
Context Word: rugby.
Output: PersonX went to watch PersonY play rugby because _ was a good friend and wanted to show their support.
Context Word: wilderness.
Output: PersonX led the hiking expedition into the wilderness instead of PersonY because _ was an experienced guide.
Context Word: contracts.
Output: PersonX has to read a lot more contracts than PersonY because _ is a lawyer's assistant.
Context Word: works.
Output: Because PersonX works diligently on homework but PersonY skips them,  _ always makes good grades.
Context Word: voice.
Output: In choir, PersonX is taking voice lessons from PersonY, so it's likely _ is the student.
Context Word: voice.
Output: People preferred hearing PersonX talk rather than PersonY because _ had a soothing sounding voice.
Context Word: voice.
Output: PersonX always raised their voice loudly when they were angry but PersonY did not because _ had an angry personality.
Context Word: voice.
Output: PersonX had an excellent speaking voice but PersonY does not. _ was asked to lead the business meeting.
Context Word: voice.
Output: PersonX took the lead in the musical instead of PersonY because _ had a better voice.
Context Word: voice.
Output: PersonX took voice lessons from PersonY, because _ was excited to try out for American Idol.
Context Word: voice.
Output: PersonX was chosen to sing in the concert but PersonY was not because _ had a very strong voice.
Context Word: list.
Output: PersonX prepared a list for PersonY to bring to the grocery store since _ had to work that weekend.
Context Word: list.
Output: PersonX was very good at keeping a to-do list unlike PersonY because _ was organized.
Context Word: get mold out of clothing.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what cleaning products _ used and how to get mold out of clothing.
Context Word: spice.
Output: Clove spice was used by PersonX on the Christmas ham but not PersonY because _ had ham for Christmas.
Context Word: spice.
Output: During their stay to India, PersonX wandered into the shop to buy some spices from PersonY because _ was a tourist.
Context Word: spice.
Output: PersonX was happy with the meal PersonY made, because _ loved eating the secret spice ingredient in the recipe.
Context Word: spice.
Output: Wanting to play a prank, PersonX added heavy spice to PersonY's food, because _ was mischievous.
Context Word: soak.
Output: PersonX likes to pay for a foot soak for persony so _ is showing a lot of kindness.
Context Word: Sweet Popcorn.
Output: PersonX loved sweet popcorn and asked PersonY to make him some, but _ did it alone.
Context Word: luster.
Output: PersonX had a mild luster to his head while PersonY did not because _ was bald.
Context Word: chemicals.
Output: PersonX bought a bunch of chemicals from PersonY, because _ was trying to stock up on them.
Context Word: chemicals.
Output: PersonX had a lot of allergies to chemicals but they didn't bother PersonY. _ had to hire someone to clean their house.
Context Word: chemicals.
Output: PersonX is much more familiar with chemicals than PersonY is because _ is a scientist.
Context Word: chemicals.
Output: PersonX likes to work with chemicals, while PersonY does not because _ is a famous chemist.
Context Word: chemicals.
Output: PersonX's skin bubbled up when using the product unlike PersonY's because _ was allergic to the chemicals.
Context Word: bank.
Output: Even though PersonX was better at running a business than PersonY, _ often forgot to do bank paperwork.
Context Word: bank.
Output: On Monday afternoon, PersonX asked PersonY for a ride to the bank because _ had important business to attend to.
Context Word: bank.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a ride to the bank as _ didn't have a car.
Context Word: bank.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for a ride to the bank because _ did not have a drivers license.
Context Word: bank.
Output: PersonX enjoyed going to the bank to work with their accounts but PersonY avoided it, since _ had their finances under control.
Context Word: bank.
Output: Running a business better suited PersonX and not PersonY although _ always got confused at the bank.
Context Word: bank.
Output: Running a business better suited PersonX than PersonY but _ frequently forgot to submit bank records on time.
Context Word: bank.
Output: The bank of PersonX was more reliable than that of PersonY, because _ bank was trusted more.
Context Word: jazz.
Output: Going to jazz festivals was entertaining to PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoyed large crowds.
Context Word: jazz.
Output: PersonX is a lover of jazz, but PersonY loves to hear rock, so _ is more cultured.
Context Word: jazz.
Output: PersonX wanted to have a jazz career like PersonY, but _ had a worse voice than them.
Context Word: smooth and hair free.
Output: PersonX sold PersonY a bottle of lotion that she promised would keep her smooth and hair free,  _ likes selling goods .
Context Word: boxing.
Output: PersonX thinks watching boxing is fun but PersonY thinks it's too violent. _ bought tickets to the big prize fight on Saturday night.
Context Word: boxing.
Output: PersonX trained for the boxing match but not PersonY, so _ won the boxing match.
Context Word: Dye.
Output: Blue hair dye appealed to PersonX, but not PersonY because _ always loved the color blue.
Context Word: Dye.
Output: PersonX let a pro dye their hair but PersonY tried it themself. _ had really awesome looking hair.
Context Word: ear.
Output: PersonX has a really nasty ear infection and goes to see her doctor PersonY, because _ is hurt.
Context Word: ear.
Output: PersonX only had one ear but PersonY had two. This meant that _ was very lopsided.
Context Word: ear.
Output: PersonX thought piercing her ear would tickle but PersonY thought it would hurt, so _ smiled while driving to the jewelry store.
Context Word: ear.
Output: PersonX was taken to see PersonY when his ear was really hurting because _ is a child.
Context Word: ear.
Output: PersonX widened their horizons by paying attention to PersonY using their ears, but _ was unaware.
Context Word: ear.
Output: So _ scratched their ear because PersonX has a ear infection and PersonY was fine.
Context Word: different types of sentences.
Output: PersonX wanted to teach languages although PersonY was a better teacher. _ couldn't describe different types of sentences.
Context Word: organization.
Output: Keeping her room neat and tidy was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was good at organization.
Context Word: organization.
Output: PersonX had a more successful organization than PersonY because _ had more members in theirs.
Context Word: locksmith.
Output: PersonX locked themselves out of the house but PersonY was the locksmith, so _  was stuck outside the house.
Context Word: locksmith.
Output: The locksmith PersonX texted PersonY to let her know she would be there in a few minutes. _ unlocked her car.
Context Word: peanut butter.
Output: Peanut butter caused PersonX to break out with an allergic reaction but it didn't bother PersonY. _ could not enjoy a PB&J sandwich.
Context Word: peanut butter.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to make her a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, because _ loved peanut butter.
Context Word: peanut butter.
Output: PersonX made a peanut butter and honey sandwich for her daughter PersonY's lunch. _ sang happily to herself as she made the sandwich.
Context Word: peanut butter.
Output: PersonX made delicious peanut butter cookies while PersonY usually burned them. So _ made most of the cookies.
Context Word: peanut butter.
Output: The peanut butter that PersonX made tastes worse than PersonY's. So, _ is a less skilled cook.
Context Word: tutu skirt.
Output: PersonX wanted to make PersonY a cheap tutu skirt, since _ was knowledgeable with fabrics.
Context Word: dates.
Output: PersonX assigned her sous chef PersonY to chop up dates for the customer's dessert. _ forgot to coat the knife in flour so the dates wouldn't stick to it.
Context Word: dates.
Output: PersonX goes on lots of dates, but PersonY hasn't been on one in years, so _ is single.
Context Word: dates.
Output: PersonX likes to go the movies on dates, while PersonY prefers a nice dinner. _ is a movie buff.
Context Word: dates.
Output: PersonX thinks dates are a sweet tasty treat but PersonY does not. _ bought a big bag of dates from the grocery store.
Context Word: mac and cheese.
Output: PersonX can not eat mac and cheese or he gets sick, but PersonY can because _ is lactose intolerant.
Context Word: fat.
Output: Both were fat, but PersonX was not committed to living healthier while PersonY was, so _ will probably gain weight in the future.
Context Word: fat.
Output: It was ironic that PersonX mocked PersonY for being fat, since it was _ who was the chubby one.
Context Word: fat.
Output: Junk food was a favorite of PersonX but not PersonY which is why _ was quite fat.
Context Word: fat.
Output: PersonX is a personal trainer, PersonY is not therefore to exercise to get rid of fat you should ask _ about it.
Context Word: fat.
Output: There is more fat on PersonX's body when compared to PersonY as a result of _ being a couch potato.
Context Word: opportunity.
Output: Going to the land of opportunity is a dream for PersonX  and PersonY has lived their whole life, _  doesn't speak English.
Context Word: enjoyment.
Output: PersonX was no longer able to get any enjoyment out of life, despite PersonY's attempts to cheer them up, because _ was miserable.
Context Word: Boss.
Output: PersonX entered into PersonY's office, but our moody boss was not around. _ was relieved.
Context Word: restraining order.
Output: Getting a restraining order against her significant other was required for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was in an abusive relationship.
Context Word: birthday.
Output: PersonX had a very bad birthday party compared too PersonY's, because _ had two people show up.
Context Word: birthday.
Output: PersonX hated sweets but PersonY loved them which made _ irritated to receive a large birthday cake.
Context Word: birthday.
Output: PersonX wants to have a birthday party but PersonY does not care, as _ loves dancing with friends.
Context Word: birthday.
Output: Turning 40 made for an intimidating birthday for PersonX while PersonY felt still young due to _ being still single and searching.
Context Word: birthday.
Output: Unwrapping presents was great fun to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was having a birthday party.
Context Word: function.
Output: PersonX wasn't able to function without PersonY around to help, because _ was incredibly codependent.
Context Word: glow.
Output: Because PersonX  was running  down the street towards PersonY, it was  _ who felt hot and had a rosy glow on her cheeks.
Context Word: glow.
Output: PersonX carries a glow stick when going outside at night while PersonY doesn't because _ is afraid of the dark.
Context Word: glow.
Output: PersonX inherited the starring role from PersonY , so _ could now glow in the spotlight.
Context Word: put on gloves.
Output: PersonX put on gloves and PersonY didn't because _ didn't like to touch anything dirty while cleaning.
Context Word: stick.
Output: PersonX had to do all the driving on the road trip while PersonY rode shotgun, because _ did know how to drive stick.
Context Word: merge.
Output: PersonX wondered how she and PersonY would merge their furniture when they moved into the apartment, but _ soon realized it would be an easy task to manage.
Context Word: Compost.
Output: PersonX liked to recycle but PersonY couldn't care less about it, so _ started a compost pile.
Context Word: ringworm.
Output: From wrestling a lot, PersonX got ringworm, but PersonY did not, so _ is dirty.
Context Word: ringworm.
Output: PersonX gets ringworm on his leg from PersonY's cat, and _ is upset about it.
Context Word: ringworm.
Output: PersonX took their dog to PersonY to treat ringworm so _ asked questions on how to take care of them after.
Context Word: ringworm.
Output: PersonX tried to stay away from PersonY because _ had ringworm and he didn't want to spread it.
Context Word: ringworm.
Output: PersonX's dog caught ringworm from PersonY's dog when they were playing together, so _ was very upset and worried about her dog.
Context Word: polishing.
Output: PersonX was no where near as good as PersonY at polishing boots because _ had never been in the military.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get back on their feet because _ had never filed bankruptcy.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to avoid bankruptcy, because _ is bad at managing money.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knew a good bankruptcy attorney because _ wanted to file for bankruptcy.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: PersonX had to file for bankruptcy eventually but PersonY did not as _ was very profligate with money.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY file for bankruptcy last week because _ has a lot of sympathy.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: PersonX is filing for bankruptcy, but PersonY will likely never have that problem. _ is poor.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: PersonX lost their job and asked PersonY for information about bankruptcy because _ knew they wouldn't ever be able to pay off their debt.
Context Word: improper.
Output: PersonX thought it was improper for PersonY to free express themselves, because _ was close minded.
Context Word: sweetened.
Output: After PersonX won the cherry jam contest, PersonY still believed they should have won since _ sweetened with high calorie sweetener and the judges went by taste.
Context Word: blinds.
Output: During the house redecoration, PersonX set up blinds for PersonY because _ was paid too.
Context Word: lien.
Output: PersonX got a lien put on his house so PersonY lent him some money which _ promised to pay back as soon as possible.
Context Word: goal.
Output: College was beneficial for PersonX and less so for PersonY because _ had clear goals and objectives for the future.
Context Word: goal.
Output: PersonX was disappointed in life but PersonY was fulfilled because _ failed to  achieved a life goal.
Context Word: virtuous woman.
Output: PersonX was doing her best to be a virtuous woman when PersonY showed up, tempting _ to violate her virtues.
Context Word: remedies.
Output: It was easier for PersonX to make home remedies than PersonY because _ knew a lot about the healing qualities of herbs.
Context Word: remedies.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they knew any good remedies for a cold , _ is seeking information.
Context Word: remedies.
Output: PersonX mentored PersonY at the pharmacy since _ was expert in creating remedies for what ails you.
Context Word: English.
Output: English is being taught to PersonX by PersonY because _ is a foreigner in this country.
Context Word: English.
Output: English is the language that PersonX speaks but not PersonY because _ grew up in Australia.
Context Word: English.
Output: In the school lounge, PersonX spoke English with PersonY because it was the only language that _ knew how to speak.
Context Word: English.
Output: PersonX did a better job writing in the finals than PersonY because _ loved English.
Context Word: English.
Output: PersonX got help on his English homework from PersonY because _ isn't very good in that subject.
Context Word: English.
Output: PersonX spoke English as a first language, while PersonY's native tongue was Spanish, because _ grew up in England.
Context Word: English.
Output: PersonX took English classes from PersonY, because _ was eager to speak it fluently to travel.
Context Word: English.
Output: PersonX understood English very well but PersonY didn't understand it, because _ was from America.
Context Word: English.
Output: The child talked to PersonX but not to PersonY, because _ spoke English very well.
Context Word: funky.
Output: PersonX had a funky dress on but PersonY was dressed casual, as _ wanted to look different.
Context Word: lost more weight.
Output: PersonX lost more weight than PersonY over the summer because _ took a lot of walks outside.
Context Word: assignment.
Output: PersonX wanted to help PersonY with the assignment because _ was worried his friend would get a bad grade.
Context Word: assignment.
Output: PersonX worked very purposefully on their homework assignment but PersonY worked very casually. _ was rewarded with an outstanding grade.
Context Word: theft.
Output: In court, PersonX sat while PersonY gave testimony against her, since _ had committed the theft .
Context Word: theft.
Output: PersonX had become the victim of mail theft several times but PersonY never did because _ did not have a secure mailbox.
Context Word: Drive.
Output: PersonX was afraid to drive with PersonY after _ crashed the car they were in.
Context Word: bruise.
Output: Because PersonX had a bruise on their leg after class and PersonY did not, _ probably ran into a table corner.
Context Word: bruise.
Output: PersonX did not have a bruise like PersonY because _ avoided playing full contact football.
Context Word: injury.
Output: At the hospital, PersonX looked at the leg injury of PersonY, since _ is a doctor.
Context Word: injury.
Output: PersonX had her injury tended to by PersonY , as _ had little skill with medical treatments.
Context Word: injury.
Output: PersonX sustained an injury while working out but PersonY didn't because _ didn't warm up properly.
Context Word: cucumber.
Output: Eating a cucumber suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loved eating vegetables in a salad.
Context Word: cucumber.
Output: The cucumber from PersonX's garden tastes funny to PersonY, so _ feels guilty for giving it.
Context Word: guns.
Output: PersonX does not believe in owning guns, while PersonY does, so _ has no guns.
Context Word: guns.
Output: PersonX seems to think owning guns is somehow necessary whereas PersonY knows that is not the case in a civilized society since _ is stupid.
Context Word: talk to people better.
Output: PersonX could talk to people better than PersonY because _ was considered an open person.
Context Word: farm.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY how to farm chickens in their yard, because _ was fed up of buying fresh eggs.
Context Word: farm.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help milk the cows on the farm because _ was overwhelmed.
Context Word: farm.
Output: PersonX lived on a farm while PersonY lived in a big city, so _ encountered very little traffic.
Context Word: farm.
Output: PersonX worked on a farm while PersonY worked in an office, so _ dealt with animals regularly.
Context Word: farm.
Output: Wrangling the cattle was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ grew up on a farm.
Context Word: bathe.
Output: PersonX does not bathe everyday, PersonY does due to _ having very dry scaly skin.
Context Word: contingency.
Output: PersonX is writing a contingency plan for PersonY, because _ knows how to do it.
Context Word: Heartache.
Output: PersonX had a heartache when PersonY happily moved on from their marriage. _ was depressed all the time.
Context Word: form.
Output: When PersonX filled out a form, PersonY took credit; then _ got angry and complained.
Context Word: digging.
Output: PersonX kept digging into the past of PersonY against their will, because _ was trying to find the truth.
Context Word: Walking.
Output: PersonX had gained some weight over the holidays but PersonY hadn't, so _ increased the amount of walking they did for exercise.
Context Word: poppy seed.
Output: PersonX's poppy seed muffins turned out burnt, but PersonY's did not, as a result of _ leaving them in too long.
Context Word: webcam.
Output: PersonX just bought a new webcam and asked PersonY to help set it up when _ did not know how.
Context Word: webcam.
Output: PersonX paid PersonY to have a conversation and perform on the webcam, because _ made their living camming.
Context Word: Moving out.
Output: Moving out is what PersonX told PersonY she be worried about, _ is a house owner and landlord.
Context Word: lecture.
Output: PersonX attended the lecture of PersonY, but it was so long _ fell asleep half way through.
Context Word: carrying a lot of money safely.
Output: PersonX was used to carrying a lot of money safely more than PersonY because _ had a good paying job.
Context Word: shrubs.
Output: PersonX kept the shrubs in front of their home trimmed neatly but PersonY let theirs go. _ won the neighborhood award for best lawn.
Context Word: shrubs.
Output: PersonX trimmed the overgrown shrubs instead of PersonY because _ is a very experienced gardener.
Context Word: endurance.
Output: The twenty mile hike was harder for PersonX than PersonY because _ had very little physical endurance.
Context Word: bourbon.
Output: Bourbon is the favorite drink of PersonX, while PersonY likes light beer, as a result of _ being a big drinker.
Context Word: picnic table.
Output: PersonX gifted PersonY a new picnic table, because _ borrowed some money a while ago.
Context Word: actress.
Output: Although PersonX was overall a better actress than PersonY, _ had difficulty playing older characters.
Context Word: actress.
Output: PersonX was hoping that PersonY would give her tips on how to become an actress, because _ was a total novice.
Context Word: Anxious.
Output: Anxious is a feeling PersonX gets when he has face PersonY who is a probation officer, _ has a fear of authority.
Context Word: species.
Output: During the lecture PersonX gave all kinds of examples of different species while PersonY took notes because _ wanted to teach well.
Context Word: Cat.
Output: PersonX was allergic to cats while PersonY was not, so the cat was taken away from _ .
Context Word: Cat.
Output: Personx had too many cats and persony could hardly pay him a visit because _ is a freak.
Context Word: Cat.
Output: The cat was fed very well by PersonX but poorly by PersonY because _ was the cat's owner.
Context Word: Cat.
Output: personx wanted to adopt a cat from persony but _ was curious about the cat health.
Context Word: gangrene.
Output: PersonX didn't believe that PersonY got gangrene on their foot while on vacation in Bali, because _ sometimes exaggerated.
Context Word: gangrene.
Output: The leg of PersonX started to gangrene when PersonY spotted it immediately and _ refused to see the doctor where the leg was lost.
Context Word: Username.
Output: All day PersonX brainstormed with PersonY, because _ wanted a mature username for their channel.
Context Word: fall.
Output: PersonX tried to step in and prevent PersonY 's fall, but _ was too slow.
Context Word: fall.
Output: PersonX's blushed a deep red when PersonY saw him fall off his horse, but _ tried to pretend it didn't hurt.
Context Word: fall.
Output: When riding horses, PersonX accidentally caused PersonY to fall from her horse, and _ was horrified that she had fallen.
Context Word: implants.
Output: Dental implants were not good for PersonX, but was good for PersonY because _ doesn't have dental insurance for them.
Context Word: Internet Time.
Output: PersonX decided to limit the internet time of PersonY by putting parental controls on the network, so _ changed the settings.
Context Word: electricity.
Output: I don't think their is any electricity being used when I try to turn it on explains PersonX to PersonY, _  has a appliance not working.
Context Word: electricity.
Output: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to save money because _ always had a high electricity bill.
Context Word: electricity.
Output: PersonX knew a lot about electricity but PersonY did not since _ studied electrical engineering in college.
Context Word: electricity.
Output: PersonX paid less for their electricity than PersonY paid since _ had a smaller house.
Context Word: electricity.
Output: PersonX was afraid to mess with electricity, while PersonY was adept with it, so _ would avoid the fuse box.
Context Word: philosophy.
Output: Because PersonX procrastinated on their philosophy paper while PersonY wrote theirs weeks in advance, _ failed the final paper.
Context Word: philosophy.
Output: PersonX studied very hard for their philosophy test unlike PersonY's. _ passed the exam easily.
Context Word: philosophy.
Output: Studying philosophy was easier for PersonX than PersonY, since _ had always thought long and hard about abstract concepts.
Context Word: negotiating.
Output: PersonX asked for PersonY's advice about the negotiating, because _ had no previous experience about negotiating.
Context Word: recipes.
Output: Cooking was a chore for PersonX but suited PersonY, as _ could barely follow simple recipes.
Context Word: recipes.
Output: PersonX was a much better chef than PersonY because _ knew a lot more recipes.
Context Word: suitcases.
Output: The suitcases of PersonX got lost at the airport, but PersonY's made it there safely, so _ is pretty annoyed.
Context Word: U.S. Ambassador.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if the  U.S. Ambassador was going to be thier,  _ thought politics were a waste of time.
Context Word: Italy.
Output: In Italy, PersonX bought some desserts for PersonY because _ is the parent of the other.
Context Word: Italy.
Output: PersonX really wants to visit Italy, but PersonY just wants to stay home because _ is more interesting.
Context Word: habits.
Output: Developing good study habits came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had a lot of self discipline.
Context Word: habits.
Output: In PersonX life they have formed many habits PersonY calls them costumes,  _ can be repetitive.
Context Word: habits.
Output: PersonX got the promotion they had been seeking but not PersonY because _ had excellent work habits.
Context Word: habits.
Output: PersonX purged PersonY of her bad habits, since _ was very sensible and well mannered back then.
Context Word: habits.
Output: The habits of PersonX were far worse than the habits of PersonY because _ had been doing them his whole life.
Context Word: habits.
Output: When it comes to bad habits, PersonX has a lot like smoking, but PersonY does not. _ is a irresponsible person.
Context Word: elected.
Output: PersonX was an running for elected office and PersonY was a voter, so _  asked them to vote for them.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: At the job interview, PersonX is nervous to speak to PersonY because _ is the applicant.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: Because he was always nervous, PersonX never asked PersonY out on a date. _ was afraid of being rejected.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: Everyone could tell PersonX was nervous to give their speech but not PersonY because _ had very sweaty palms.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: For the presentation, PersonX was more nervous than PersonY because _ had a longer speech.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: PersonX always got nervous when they were around PersonY, because _ tended to by shy.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: PersonX felt nervous around PersonY, but _ was assured that they had no reason to feel nervous or apprehensive.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: PersonX spent a lot of time being nervous, but PersonY was usually relaxed, because _ was a paranoid person.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: PersonX was nervous about speaking in front of the crowd with PersonY in it, but _ spoke with grace.
Context Word: nervous.
Output: PersonX was very nervous about their upcoming wedding but PersonY was not, so _ had a sip of champagne to calm down.
Context Word: agent.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to be her agent, since _ was ignorant of the ins and outs of the music business.
Context Word: agent.
Output: PersonX decided to hire PersonY as a customer service agent, but _ wasn't sure about their decision.
Context Word: agent.
Output: PersonX had PersonY as a agent but _ felt they could do a better job arguing for a new contract.
Context Word: agent.
Output: PersonX was the booking agent for PersonY , so _ got her a lot of work in clubs.
Context Word: agent.
Output: When looking for a real estate agent, people most often choose PersonX over PersonY because _ has a reputation for excellent service.
Context Word: afro.
Output: The afro was straight for PersonX and curly for PersonY because _ used more gel.
Context Word: package.
Output: PersonX could wrap a package well but PersonY could not. _ got a lot of compliments on their gift wrapping.
Context Word: package.
Output: PersonX is sending an important package to PersonY, so _ takes it to the post office.
Context Word: Supplement.
Output: PersonX advised PersonY to take the supplement on a daily basis to promote bone health. _ was his patient.
Context Word: mayonnaise.
Output: PersonX liked the taste of mayonnaise on a sandwich but PersonY liked mustard better. _ bought some Duke's mayo at the market.
Context Word: theme.
Output: Prior to the 80"s theme party, PersonX studied the clothing styles, while PersonY went partying, so when at the theme party _ looked very groovy.
Context Word: addition.
Output: PersonX was much worse at addition than PersonY, so _ asked for help on their math homework.
Context Word: Church.
Output: PersonX often tried to get PersonY to attend church with them because _ was very religious.
Context Word: balloons.
Output: Filling water balloons was fun for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had a humorous personality .
Context Word: balloons.
Output: PersonX blew up all the balloons but not PersonY because _ had great lung capacity.
Context Word: balloons.
Output: When PersonX brought home balloons to surprise PersonY, father praised _ for being so thoughtful.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX did not like to wear short pants but PersonY did because _ was embarrassed to show their legs.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX gave PersonY the blue floral pants, because _ didn't  fit into them very well.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX never wears pants, but PersonY does. _ is a woman and it is against the religion.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX used PersonY's iron to press their pants, but _ thought that it was easier to hang them.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX wore shorts to work while PersonY wore pants, so _ worked in a casual environment.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX would wear pants in cold weather while PersonY wore shorts, so _ felt warmer in the winter.
Context Word: pants.
Output: PersonX's pants are way bigger than the ones that PersonY wears. _ is a fat man.
Context Word: pants.
Output: The pants fit better on PersonX than they had on PersonY because _ had tried them on in the store.
Context Word: pants.
Output: Wearing Harem pants made PersonX look slimmer and PersonY look fatter since _ was fat.
Context Word: hips.
Output: PersonX gave an old skirt to PersonY, because _ 's hips were too big for the skirt.
Context Word: hips.
Output: The hips of PersonX are wider than PersonY, and that's because _ is a bigger person.
Context Word: hips.
Output: The hips of PersonX look larger than those of PersonY because _ is standing closer to the camera.
Context Word: adventure.
Output: PersonX liked to play adventure games. PersonY preferred brain games. _ didn't like having to think hard.
Context Word: Diabetes.
Output: PersonX managed to keep their Diabetes symptoms under control very well, while PersonY struggled with this.  _ was striving to become more healthy.
Context Word: Diabetes.
Output: PersonX was aware PersonY had been diagnosed with diabetes, so _ did not offer her cake.
Context Word: Diabetes.
Output: PersonX will probably live much longer that PersonY will because _ doesn't need dialysis due to diabetes.
Context Word: troops.
Output: PersonX decided to advance on PersonY because the position of the troops on the field indicated that _ was going to win the war.
Context Word: thirsty.
Output: PersonX felt very thirsty but PersonY did not feel thirsty. _ bought a bottle of water.
Context Word: build a dark room.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY build a dark room because _ had a lot of experience working in construction.
Context Word: Jewelry.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to help them pick out a new piece of jewelry for their wife, because _ had no sense of what women liked.
Context Word: Jewelry.
Output: PersonX robbed PersonY of his jewelry because _ didn't really have many worldly possessions to begin with.
Context Word: Jewelry.
Output: PersonX wanted to impress PersonY, so _ went to the jewelry store and bought an expensive ring.
Context Word: prevent accidents.
Output: PersonX hired PersonY to help prevent accidents at the school, _ works as a Principle at the elementary school.
Context Word: mop.
Output: While cleaning the house, PersonX could not find the mop after PersonY cleaned last time because _ was forgetful.
Context Word: messages.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get text messages because _ had a smart phone.
Context Word: messages.
Output: It was important for PersonX always to be able to receive messages unlike PersonY, so _ always had a phone.
Context Word: messages.
Output: PersonX forgot to charge his phone but PersonY remembered, so _ failed to respond to messages.
Context Word: messages.
Output: PersonX liked to send messages on their phone. PersonY did not. _ was very gregarious.
Context Word: messages.
Output: PersonX was obviously desparate to reach PersonY , as _ left a dozen messages on her phone.
Context Word: red.
Output: PersonX always loved coloring books and would use mostly red crayons while PersonY didn't, so _ was more artistic.
Context Word: red.
Output: Red was the color that PersonX preferred but not PersonY. _ bought a shiny red sports car.
Context Word: twitter.
Output: PersonX was younger than PersonY, so _ had a twitter to communicate with her friends rather than using mailed letters and the phone.
Context Word: controlled.
Output: PersonX was tired of being controlled by PersonY, so _ went out of their way to escape them.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: At dinner, PersonX listened quietly to his father while PersonY kept interrupting, because _ was considerate.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew when the awards dinner was scheduled because _ wanted to attend.
Context Word: Nosebleed.
Output: PersonX bough tickets to the football game in the nosebleed section while PersonY bought 50-yard line tickets. _ didn't have to spend a lot of money.
Context Word: Wi-Fi.
Output: PersonX used their cell phone signal, while PersonY used wi-fi, because _ had a strong cell signal.
Context Word: dislocated shoulder.
Output: It has been two years, PersonX confided in PersonY, since _ went to the hospital for a dislocated shoulder.
Context Word: hand-sew.
Output: PersonX is not good at hand-sewing leather while PersonY is good at hand-sewing leather. _ could not hand-sewed a leather belt.
Context Word: check.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for help on checking the IMEI of an iphone because _ had never owned one before.
Context Word: check.
Output: PersonX had to ask PersonY for help checking their car's differential because _ never works on their own car.
Context Word: check.
Output: PersonX had to check everything before they left unlike PersonY, so _ knows more about where everything is.
Context Word: check.
Output: PersonX offered to pay the dinner and drinks check for PersonY because _ had just got paid.
Context Word: check.
Output: PersonX wrote a bad check to PersonY, so _ had to write another one to make up for it.
Context Word: check.
Output: PersonX's preferred choice of payment is checks, while PersonY always uses a credit card, so _ probably depends more on their liquid money for finances.
Context Word: check.
Output: While at the bank, PersonX asked the teller PersonY to cash a check she got for her birthday. _ received a lot of cash from the transaction.
Context Word: seaweed.
Output: PersonX was a more adventurous eater than PersonY so _ decided to try the seaweed.
Context Word: Michael Jackson.
Output: PersonX was on their way to the funeral of Michael Jackson when PersonY found them broke down, so _ never made it to the funeral.
Context Word: Steak.
Output: PersonX is a vegetarian while PersonY eats meat, so _ does not order the steak for dinner.
Context Word: Spiders.
Output: PersonX was scared of spiders, so he asked PersonY to kill the one that was in his house. _ was cowardly.
Context Word: police station.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to go to the police station because _ had to file a missing persons report.
Context Word: personal crises.
Output: Since PersonX experienced many more personal crises and difficulties than PersonY, _ had many problems with depression and anxiety.
Context Word: crime.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was going to jail because _ had committed a serious crime.
Context Word: crime.
Output: PersonX stole a bike but PersonY kidnapped a person so the crime of _ was minor.
Context Word: crime.
Output: PersonX was very fearful of crime, but PersonY was less so, because _ had attended self defense classes.
Context Word: crime.
Output: PersonX went to prison for a number of years and PersonY did not because _ committed a crime.
Context Word: control.
Output: Although PersonX was in control, PersonY tried to have ideas too. _ would contribute to the team.
Context Word: control.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY had to be hospitalized because _ lost control of the vehicle and crashed.
Context Word: control.
Output: PersonX had a lot more control over the situation than PersonY because _ had been there before.
Context Word: control.
Output: PersonX is a nurse, PersonY is a teacher therefore _ knows a lot about the control of swelling.
Context Word: control.
Output: PersonX took control of the steering wheel from PersonY after _ saw she couldn't handle the car.
Context Word: control.
Output: PersonX was a much better baseball player than PersonY because _ had control over the ball.
Context Word: control.
Output: Playing basketball came easier for PersonX than PersonY but _ had less control of their body movements.
Context Word: Doberman.
Output: While at the pet store, PersonX wanted the Doberman and PersonY did not for _ loved large dogs.
Context Word: Celery.
Output: PersonX wanted to make celery juice while visiting PersonY, so _ asked if she could use the blender.
Context Word: records.
Output: PersonX broke all of PersonY's old high school baseball records making _ feel very excited.