niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX has a wonderful heart compared to PersonY because _ always took time to help others.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX is known to be a rude person as compared to PersonY because _ has a hard heart.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX isn't allowed to exercise as vigorously as PersonY because _ has a bad heart.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX needed to have a heart transplant but not PersonY because _ had clogged arteries.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX should be more concerned with their health than PersonY because _ has a family history of heart disease.
Context Word: heart.
Output: PersonX wanted to avoid PersonY because of his broken heart theatrics because _ was unsympathetic.
Context Word: heart.
Output: The doctor said PersonX's heart beat was fine but PersonY's was irregular. _ felt so relieved.
Context Word: heart.
Output: The girl broke PersonX's heart but not PersonY's because _ used to be in love with her.
Context Word: heart.
Output: Unlike PersonX , PersonY offered her heart to those who suffered, because _ was so selfish.
Context Word: structure.
Output: The structure that PersonX was in was more unstable than that of PersonY's because _ was in an ancient building.
Context Word: finished.
Output: PersonX finished the race far behind PersonY, because _ spent most of their time partying.
Context Word: woodpecker.
Output: Hiking is a favorite pasttime of PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a longing to see a woodpecker.
Context Word: phone.
Output: After being asked, PersonX threw the phone over to PersonY but _ expected her to catch it.
Context Word: phone.
Output: Asking girls for their phone numbers was challenging for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was insecure.
Context Word: phone.
Output: In the morning, PersonX called PersonY on the phone, but there was no answer. _ was very sad.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if they knew how to setup a smart phone because _ could not figure it out.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX borrowed PersonY's cell phone to make a call and drained the battery so _ was inconsiderate.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX called PersonY on the phone, but there was no answer because _ was blocked.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX had to call the police for PersonY after the bulgary because _ had a phone.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX has lost his phone so he asks PersonY to find it with tracking app, because _ feels really bad.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX has the phone ringer set louder than PersonY because _ is hard of hearing.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX kept trying to call PersonY on her home phone, but _ realized she was still at the office.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX loaned their phone to PersonY because theirs broke, and _ was thanked for being so generous.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX phoned Sierra last night and PersonY phoned Jan last night. _ called Sierra last night.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX threw the phone to PersonY, then _ asked for it to be thrown back.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to get a new phone for _ believed anything not the latest update unacceptable.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX was afraid to call PersonY on the phone as _ could be very shy at times.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX was lonely and wanted to talk to PersonY, so _ called her on the phone.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX was unable to get a new phone this year unlike PersonY because _ was poor.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX's cell phone is older than PersonY's because _ spends much less money on technology.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX's phone rings because PersonY wants to go out to lunch at the new fancy place, but _ declines the offer.
Context Word: phone.
Output: PersonX's phone rings, and it is PersonY telling her some bad news about her father. _ is devastated.
Context Word: phone.
Output: The clock on PersonX's phone was always a few minutes ahead of PersonY's phone, so _  tended to arrive at their work office fifteen minutes early on weekday mornings.
Context Word: phone.
Output: The phone of PersonX is a lot better than PersonY's because _ paid extra for his phone.
Context Word: phone.
Output: The phone of PersonX was given to the police unlike PersonY's because _ lost the phone.
Context Word: phone.
Output: When PersonX answered the phone, he heard PersonY laughing with friends; _ felt jealous he wasn't there.
Context Word: pay it forward.
Output: PersonX's being taught how to pay it forward by PersonY, so _ is likely the younger person.
Context Word: lawn mower.
Output: PersonX owns a better lawn mower than PersonY, so _ finishes the yard work faster.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was able to survive in the wilderness because _ had went camping often as a child.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX could survive much better without PersonY since _ was very resourceful in tight situations.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX is being taught to survive in the woods by PersonY. This is because _ is a novice camper.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX managed to survive a serious illness which PersonY did not survive because _ utilised available medicine.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX wants to learn from PersonY  how to survive a zombie apocalypse, _ is not very intelligent when it comes to zombies.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX was tough and resourceful, PersonY was not there _ was most likely to survive on a deserted island.
Context Word: survive.
Output: PersonX wasn't able to survive the knife attack from PersonY, so _ is now a corpse.
Context Word: Life.
Output: PersonX was much more successful in life than PersonY was because _ worked hard in school.
Context Word: doors.
Output: PersonX works a lot closer to the doors that go outside than PersonY, because _ works on the ground floor.
Context Word: collarbones.
Output: PersonX had very prominent collarbones but not PersonY because _ had a very skinny body.
Context Word: cocktail.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY for the recipe to the delicious cocktail because _ wanted to know how it was made.
Context Word: cocktail.
Output: PersonX didn't drink cocktails, but PersonY did a lot. The cops praised _ for their maturity.
Context Word: Bikini.
Output: PersonX chose to wear a bikini at the beach. PersonY copied her and wore the same bikini. _ was annoyed.
Context Word: advice.
Output: After being told about the breakup, PersonX offered cheerful advice to PersonY, because _ was encouraging.
Context Word: advice.
Output: Offering financial advice to others was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had studied finance in college.
Context Word: advice.
Output: PersonX gave advice to PersonY about being in a good relationship, and _ had their advice listened to.
Context Word: advice.
Output: PersonX needs PersonY's advice on how to create a positive classroom atmosphere, because _ is a new teacher.
Context Word: wetland.
Output: PersonX wanted to invite PersonY to volunteer with wetland protection agency, _ is concerned with saving the planet.
Context Word: competition.
Output: PersonX prepared PersonY for his baton competition and he scored a gold medal, because _ is a good trainer.
Context Word: competition.
Output: PersonX was helping PersonY in a baking competition although _ doesn't like to eat sugar.
Context Word: competition.
Output: PersonX won a soccer competition against PersonY, and _ received a trophy as a result.
Context Word: competition.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was so angry after he lost the singing competition.
Context Word: competition.
Output: The competition was a lot more fierce for PersonX than PersonY because _ was still in the tournament.
Context Word: semicolon.
Output: If you asked PersonX what a semicolon is, he wouldn't know, but PersonY would. That's because _ is a college dropout.
Context Word: semicolon.
Output: PersonX knew how to use a semicolon however PersonY had no clue because _ was very good at punctuation.
Context Word: media.
Output: Writing press releases for the news media was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had studied journalism at college.
Context Word: convenient.
Output: PersonX thought it was convenient to be friends with PersonY, so _ felt reliant on their relationship.
Context Word: carried.
Output: PersonX carried PersonY up four flights of stairs in the beachside condominium. _ was tired.
Context Word: talent.
Output: PersonX admired PersonY 's talent so _ offered to cast her for the starring role in her show.
Context Word: talent.
Output: PersonX played the piano in the talent show while PersonY watched from the audience, so _ received a standing ovation.
Context Word: talent.
Output: PersonX tells PersonY regularly they should appreciate their talent and  share it with others, _ has a eye for the talented .
Context Word: warning.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY was fired from the job because _ did not heed the supervisor's warning.
Context Word: observing.
Output: PersonX spent some time observing PersonY, and _ realized they had a lot to learn about them.
Context Word: observing.
Output: PersonX was observing the situation from the television unlike PersonY because _ lived far from there.
Context Word: millions.
Output: PersonX probably has millions more subscribers than PersonY because _ has been famous for a longer time.
Context Word: traits.
Output: PersonX tried to emulate all the traits of PersonY, because _ was seen as a loser.
Context Word: analysis.
Output: PersonX assisted PersonY with the daily analysis task they were assigned and then _ ask for help himself.
Context Word: analysis.
Output: PersonX is poor at doing analysis, while PersonY is great at it, even though _ is an accountant.
Context Word: choppy bangs.
Output: The hairdresser wanted to give PersonX choppy bangs but PersonY warned against it. _ had always wanted bangs.
Context Word: Braces.
Output: PersonX needed braces but PersonY didn't because _ had teeth that were more crooked than a mountain road.
Context Word: star.
Output: PersonX let her star shine but PersonY tended to hang back, because _ was so extroverted.
Context Word: star.
Output: So _ wanted to be an astronaut so PersonX can visit the stars out in space, while PersonY is scared of the unknown.
Context Word: star.
Output: The restaurant of PersonX has more Michelin stars than the one of PersonY, so _ is very smug.
Context Word: immigrate.
Output: PersonX helped people immigrate from other countries but not PersonY because _ is knowledgeable in immigration law.
Context Word: immigrate.
Output: PersonX offered to help PersonY learn how to immigrate to her country, as _ was a native.
Context Word: pigs.
Output: PersonX but not PersonY wanted to own a farm and raise pigs because _ always wanted to own pigs.
Context Word: pigs.
Output: PersonX doesn't like eating pigs unlike PersonY because _ it is against his religion and not clean.
Context Word: Hibiscus.
Output: PersonX's swamp Hibiscus was thriving whereas PersonY's wasn't because _ had a sunny boggy spot outdoors for it.
Context Word: lyrics.
Output: PersonX won the talent show's singing contest versus PersonY because _ remembered the song's lyrics correctly.
Context Word: lyrics.
Output: The song lyrics PersonX wrote weren't considered as unique as those written by PersonY because _ lacked creativity.
Context Word: police officer.
Output: The police officer pulled over PersonX and not PersonY because _ was going over the speed limit.
Context Word: bedwetting.
Output: PersonX trusted PersonY with personal and medical advice, so _ sought her advice on her bedwetting problem.
Context Word: husband.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to go with their husband to the ball game because _ wasn't a baseball fan.
Context Word: husband.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY what foods her husband likes, because _ wanted to make him dinner.
Context Word: husband.
Output: PersonX thinks her husband might be cheating with PersonY, so _ confronts them both at the dinner party.
Context Word: husband.
Output: PersonX's husband would steal money from them unlike PersonY's husband, so _ was distrustful of their relationship.
Context Word: husband.
Output: The husband of PersonX is faithful, but PersonY's is a cheater. So, _ has a happy marriage.
Context Word: boat ride.
Output: A boat ride sounded romantic to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ loved being out at sea.
Context Word: macaroni and cheese.
Output: PersonX was hankering for some macaroni and cheese so he asked PersonY to cook some for him because _ did not know how to prepare it.
Context Word: potato chips.
Output: Potato chips were a regular snack for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ didn't care if they got fat.
Context Word: power.
Output: All the power in the relationship was held by PersonX over PersonY , because _ was so dominant.
Context Word: power.
Output: PersonX gained a lot more power than PersonY because _ always went to the gym and worked out.
Context Word: power.
Output: PersonX had a lot more power in the company than PersonY because _ had an executive position.
Context Word: power.
Output: PersonX turned off PersonY's power because _ was the landlord and didn't receive the rent.
Context Word: power.
Output: PersonX wanted to ascend to political power and PersonY did not because _ was very ambitious.
Context Word: power.
Output: The car of PersonX had more power than that of PersonY because _ had a bigger engine.
Context Word: spark plug.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if he knew what a spark plug looked like, because _ hadn't worked on a car before.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: PersonX drove to PersonY's house to return the black glasses because _ had found them.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: PersonX had bad eyes and needed glasses but PersonY did not. _ went to the ophthalmologist.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY to read the menu at the restaurant because _ brought her reading glasses.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: PersonX just got new glasses, and PersonY has never worn a pair. Therefore, _ has weak vision.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: PersonX loved to wear sun glasses but PersonY didn't. _ bought a fancy new pair of sun glasses.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: The eye doctor prescribed reading glasses to PersonX but not PersonY because _ is farsighted.
Context Word: photo.
Output: In the group photo, PersonX was placed in front of the group and PersonY was placed in back, because _ was short.
Context Word: photo.
Output: PersonX liked to have their photo taken but PersonY did not because _ was very confident about their appearance.
Context Word: photo.
Output: PersonX would pose for photos with their friends while PersonY only liked seflies. _ was more gregarious.
Context Word: photo.
Output: The manager asked PersonX rather than PersonY to grab the photo off of the wall because _ is tall.
Context Word: candies.
Output: PersonX was desperately trying to avoid eating candies but PersonY was not because _ was overweight.
Context Word: dermatologist.
Output: PersonX had to schedule a visit a dermatologist but PersonY didn't because _ had bad skin.
Context Word: crazy.
Output: PersonX was really crazy about PersonY all these years because _ couldn't control their emotions.
Context Word: crazy.
Output: PersonX went a little crazy when PersonY left them.  _ went to therapy to confront their demons.
Context Word: frozen.
Output: PersonX's insisted on using fresh tomato sauce, but PersonY used frozen tomatoes, which is why the judges preferred _ 's sauce.
Context Word: frozen.
Output: When the blizzard made everything frozen, PersonX played in the snow while PersonY stayed inside because _ was an adventurous person.
Context Word: shoot.
Output: PersonX had to show PersonY the right way to shoot , as _ had much experience with firearms.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX chose to eat a banana for breakfast every morning but PersonY did not because _ is conscientious about their health.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX decided to give a basket of bananas to PersonY, since _ wanted to be nice.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX enjoyed primarily savory food while PersonY enjoyed banana splits, therefore _ would seldomly eat desserts.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX has started making a banana milkshake but needs help from PersonY, because _ can't do it alone.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX loves the taste of banana while PersonY doesn't care for it. _ ordered a banana split at the ice cream shop.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX really likes to eat bananas in the morning, but PersonY does not because _ is a fruit lover.
Context Word: banana.
Output: PersonX throws a monkey at the zoo a banana, but PersonY reprimands him. So, _ is likely the tourist.
Context Word: banana.
Output: The banana nut bread PersonX makes is not tasty like PersonY's, so _ is the amateur cook.
Context Word: abduct.
Output: PersonX tried to abduct PersonY at the park but _ couldn't run fast enough to get them.
Context Word: Blush.
Output: PersonX applied the blush to PersonY 's face because _ was an expert at applying makeup.
Context Word: stacked.
Output: PersonX stacked the books in the wrong place unlike PersonY, because the manager told _ differently.
Context Word: green beans.
Output: PersonX just loved the taste of green beans but PersonY hated the taste of them. _ had a second serving.
Context Word: sharks.
Output: PersonX's greatest fear is sharks, while PersonY is scared of heights, so _ won't go to the beach.
Context Word: transmission.
Output: A transmission is what I am in need of today PersonX tells PersonY, _ has wrecked many cars.
Context Word: challenges.
Output: PersonX took on more physical challenges during camp than PersonY because _ was naturally aggressive.
Context Word: challenges.
Output: PersonX's challenges at school included math and science, while PersonY's were reading and literature.  _ was definitely better at STEM subjects.
Context Word: impress.
Output: It was easy for PersonX to impress their boss at work but not for PersonY because _ was always the top performing employee.
Context Word: impress.
Output: PersonX always dressed to impress but PersonY dressed quite sloppily. _ got a lot of compliments on their snazzy outfit.
Context Word: impress.
Output: PersonX always dressed to impress people but PersonY did not bother. _  was  very vain about their appearance.
Context Word: impress.
Output: PersonX really wanted to impress his new buddy PersonY so _ decided to jump off the slightly dangerous bridge.
Context Word: impress.
Output: PersonX wanted to impress PersonY with their music, so _ invited her to the performance.
Context Word: impress.
Output: PersonX was able to impress everyone at the party unlike PersonY because _ was very refined.
Context Word: impress.
Output: PersonX was trying to impress PersonY so _ made him a complex, four course dinner.
Context Word: responsibilities.
Output: PersonX has more responsibilities than PersonY because _ has six kids still living at home.
Context Word: pickle.
Output: Eating pickles is much more enjoyable for PersonX than PersonY because _ loves sour foods.
Context Word: Guilt.
Output: PersonX was filled with guilt after his encounter with PersonY because _ had gotten him addicted to gambling.
Context Word: alimony.
Output: PersonX was ordered to pay alimony but not PersonY because _ had just become recently divorced.
Context Word: children's book.
Output: PersonX read a children's book to their child every night before bed but PersonY didn't. _ was told their child was very advanced at school.
Context Word: washed.
Output: PersonX had to have his clothes washed at the laundry facility unlike PersonY because _ didn't have a machine in his house.
Context Word: middle school.
Output: At the Middle School, PersonX lost the election for class president to PersonY, so _ is distraught.
Context Word: middle school.
Output: In middle school, PersonX is more nervous about the test than PersonY because _ is less prepared.
Context Word: Cones.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to avoid the cones during the driving test but he didn't listen. _ predicted the test results.
Context Word: classified.
Output: PersonX was a high ranking government official but PersonY was an office worker. _ was allowed to see classified documents.
Context Word: Childhood.
Output: PersonX was in and out of foster care as a child, but PersonY had 2 loving parents. _ had a very unpleasant childhood.
Context Word: Testosterone.
Output: PersonX noticed that PersonY was acting more aggressively since _ starting selling testosterone to them.
Context Word: Testosterone.
Output: personx had his testosterone lower than more than persony wanted because _ is of much older age.
Context Word: sculpting.
Output: PersonX was very good at sculpting but PersonY was very bad at it. _ got a high grade in art class.
Context Word: Bass.
Output: PersonX really liked jazz music but PersonY enjoyed bass music. _ bought tickets to the Montreal Jazz Festival.
Context Word: icy roads.
Output: The icy roads already caused PersonX to crash into PersonY because _ was driving recklessly.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: Cleaning was top of PersonX's chore list but bottom of PersonY's, as _ was always worried about germs and bacteria.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: PersonX knows more about food bacteria compared to PersonY because _ studied that subject in university.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: PersonX was infected with bacteria, so PersonY gave them medication, and _ was soon healed.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: PersonX wasn't able to beat the bacteria infection as well as PersonY, because _ had a weak immune system.
Context Word: dissolve.
Output: In chemistry class, PersonX was learning how to dissolve chemicals from PersonY for _ was the student.
Context Word: dissolve.
Output: PersonX decided that he wanted the salt to dissolve and PersonY  _ wanted to help.
Context Word: Trust.
Output: personx lost persony trust after _ was sneaking into his room few days ago when he left for work.
Context Word: strawberry cake.
Output: The strawberry cake that PersonX made is terrible compared to PersonY's because _ is an amateur baker.
Context Word: vomit.
Output: PersonX had a queasy stomach but PersonY had an iron stomach. The bad sushi caused _ to vomit.
Context Word: vomit.
Output: PersonX had to vomit after watching the explicit surgery on television but not PersonY because _ felt queasy looking at blood.
Context Word: vomit.
Output: PersonX's car has a lingering odor of vomit in it, but PersonY's smells fine because _ 's daughter is sick.
Context Word: spontaneous.
Output: PersonX has really boring life and routine so she asks for PersonY's help, because _ wants to be more spontaneous.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: Eventually, PersonX stole all of PersonY's new friends because _ seemed to value their friendship.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: Friendship was important to PersonX but PersonY didn't have any friends because _ was a good friend.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: It is easier for PersonX to say I'm sorry than for PersonY to say it because _ really knows a lot about friendship.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if their friendship was important to them because _ cared about the relationship.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: PersonX valued friendship and tried to be a good friend, but PersonY was more a loner. _ had always liked the company of others.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: PersonX wanted a friendship with PersonY but _ felt like the other didn't want one with them.
Context Word: friendship.
Output: PersonX wanted to end the friendship with PersonY because _ thought the friendship was toxic.
Context Word: resolutions.
Output: PersonX had a more difficult time keeping their New Year's resolutions than PersonY because _ was uncommitted.
Context Word: possum.
Output: PersonX accidentally hit a possum and rushed it to PersonY, a veterinarian, because _ felt guilty.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to do public speaking because _ was fluent in eight different languages.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to pass the spanish class because _ grew up speaking the language.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: PersonX was great at public speaking but PersonY was not. _ made a lot of money on the lecture circuit.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: PersonX was speaking on the topic of travel unlike PersonY because _ was very knowledgable on the topic.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: Public speaking was PersonX's biggest fear, but PersonY was a pro at it. _ didn't practice a lot in college.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: Public speaking was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had social anxiety.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: Speaking in front of large groups suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was confident.
Context Word: speaking.
Output: When it comes to public speaking, PersonX fumbles his words, while PersonY does not. _ is a clumsy orator.
Context Word: valuable.
Output: PersonX had been collecting art for much longer that PersonY, so _ knew her collection was more valuable.
Context Word: valuable.
Output: PersonX planned to steal the valuable painting from PersonY, because _ wanted to own something beautiful.
Context Word: valuable.
Output: PersonX was hired for valuable a job that PersonY had also applied for, _ was a lot more qualified.
Context Word: butt.
Output: The butt of PersonX is big, but PersonY has a tiny one. _ may need to lose a few pounds.
Context Word: enjoy.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to have fun on the camping trip because _ learned early how to enjoy the outdoors.
Context Word: hazard.
Output: PersonX caused the hazard that PersonY had to clean up, so _ felt guilty throughout the restoration.
Context Word: experimental.
Output: PersonX was experimental when it came to trying new cuisines but PersonY was pretty tame. _ ordered some jellyfish sushi for dinner.
Context Word: frogs.
Output: Frogs disgust PersonX, while PersonY likes to study them, so it's more likely that _ is disliking of animals in general.
Context Word: frogs.
Output: PersonX regretted going camping with PersonY because there were frogs all over the campsite, so _ cowered in the tent.
Context Word: frogs.
Output: While PersonX didn't like animals as much as PersonY however _ had a soft spot for frogs.
Context Word: Washington.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY many questions about activites in Washington because _ had never been there.
Context Word: Washington.
Output: PersonX loved to travel while PersonY had never left their hometown. _ even visited the White House in Washington DC.
Context Word: chasing.
Output: PersonX has been chasing after PersonY after a long time and heard they were available and _ is trying to call them.
Context Word: character.
Output: A new character for the story requested PersonX to PersonY, _ is in charge of all the character designers.
Context Word: character.
Output: PersonX got into character for the play by practicing with PersonY; _ prepared for her debut.
Context Word: character.
Output: PersonX had more struggles growing up than PersonY, so when asked to create a character based on their childhood experiences, the character _ created about was more interesting.
Context Word: character.
Output: PersonX was a serious individual while PersonY was a humorous character often making jokes. _ did not laugh at their jokes.
Context Word: character.
Output: The character created by PersonX is better known than the one created by PersonY since _ is a world famous author.
Context Word: character.
Output: Writing a book better situated PersonX instead of PersonY because _ was able to put themselves in the heads of their character.
Context Word: boil.
Output: PersonX had to boil some water to clean PersonY's soiled clothes, because _ was a butler.
Context Word: boil.
Output: PersonX's boil cleared up right away while PersonY's boil got infected due to _ applying medicine sooner.
Context Word: boil.
Output: While PersonX is a better cook than PersonY, _ was worse at getting the sous vide to a boil.
Context Word: socially.
Output: PersonX is more socially successful than PersonY because _ has a very confident personality and strong character.
Context Word: Puggles.
Output: PersonX usually helped out PersonY, because _ gave the puggles a bath and proper grooming including a trim.
Context Word: parliament.
Output: PersonX needed to write a paper about the British parliament. PersonY offered to help _ because he didn't understand.
Context Word: Jamie Moriarty.
Output: PersonX wanted PersonY to be more like Jamie Moriarty, so that _ could pretend to be Sherlock Holmes.
Context Word: snoring.
Output: The snoring of PersonX has really been annoying PersonY lately, so _ starts sleeping with a mask.
Context Word: competing.
Output: PersonX is competing on X Factor and asks his menthor PersonY for a help, because _ is inexperienced.
Context Word: bar.
Output: PersonX was under 21 but PersonY was older, so the bouncer refused service to _ in the bar.
Context Word: cayenne pepper tea.
Output: Cayenne pepper tea was a favorite beverage of PersonX but not PersonY, because _ loved spicy foods.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get over the virus because _ had gone to the hospital for treatment.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX  is a treatment adviser for PersonY and manages many of their goals,  _ is a adviser.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX accepted all the medical treatment from PersonY, although _ was always reluctant to be helped by anyone.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX did not approve of the treatment given to PersonY, so _ prescribed a new regiment.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX followed the entire treatment plan given to them by PersonY, because _ trusted their expertise.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX is giving a medical treatment to PersonY. _ is likely the doctor in this equation.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX received several medical treatment options from PersonY since _ sought medical knowledge from a doctor.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX was giving PersonY the treatment for her ailment, as _ was aware of the proper medical procedures.
Context Word: treatment.
Output: PersonX was not able to recover from the flu as quickly as PersonY because _ did not receive any medical treatment.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: Developing marketing campaigns came easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had extensive experience.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY if she had studied marketing in school, because _ she couldn't remember.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: PersonX left the marketing details to PersonY in their fashion business, as _ was incompetent in this area.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: PersonX put their marketing degree to better use than PersonY, therefore _ was able to sell the house in just 2 days.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: PersonX was the better marketing consultant for the company than PersonY because _ loved talking to people.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: The business of PersonX did better than the one of PersonY because _ did more marketing.
Context Word: curious.
Output: PersonX was curious about a lot of subjects but not PersonY. _ invested in a set of encyclopedias to read.
Context Word: curious.
Output: PersonX was curious about why PersonY was always late to work, because _ never believed their excuse.
Context Word: rope.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to tie the horse to the hitch with a rope, but she didn't know how to tie a knot; _ showed her how.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Although PersonX was much tidier than PersonY was, _ let her clean the room anyway.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Being clean was not important to PersonX but was imperative for PersonY , so _ never bathed on weekends.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Never clean, PersonX really irritated PersonY, as _ was so repulsive to her with her odor.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX agreed to wash the dishes when asked by PersonY because it was _ 's turn to clean the kitchen.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX always cleans her jewelry, but PersonY doesn't own much jewelry, due to _ being the wealthier person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX always had a very clean house while PersonY did not because cleanliness was very important to _ .
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX always had to clean up after PersonY, because _ didn't want to live in filth.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX always has a more clean image than PersonY because _  was born in a family that belonged to the high-society.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX always spent ages trying to get their kitchen clean but PersonY did not because _ was very tidy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the bathroom and do the laundry, because _  had forgotten.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the house because visitors were coming and _ had to work that day.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX broke the smaller items that needed cleaning in the house so PersonY ended up doing it since _ is incompetent.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX chose not to clean the wound on PersonY, which led to _ being sued because it festered.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX cleaned the stove for PersonY but _ thought that it was a jab that would be paid.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX cleans PersonY's home twice a week for work and _ makes money for it.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX decided to clean PersonY's car, but _ didn't ask permission first, which caused some issues.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX decided to clean the bathroom and bedroom of PersonY because _ was a very untidy individual.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX didn't like to clean their apartment unlike PersonY so the apartment of _ was filthy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX didn't like to keep clean the way PersonY did, so _ tended to smell nasty.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX doesn't keep a clean and tidy house like PersonY because _ is a slob.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX got onto PersonY about how to clean despite the fact _ never helped clean the place.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX had nice clean hair but PersonY did not. This was due to _ having plenty of hot water.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX had to clean the house for PersonY after _ threw up and made a mess.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX hated having to clean and tidy the house while PersonY loved it. _ had always been a messy person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY clean her bedroom prior to a cousin visiting, as _ was small and unable to move the bed.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX helped PersonY to clean hear house, since _ was a master at housekeeping skills.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX is a bit of a clean freak while PersonY is dirty, so _ has the better looking house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX is clean and tidy, PersonY is not _ is likely to thoroughly clean her dishes.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX is known as a neat freak, unlike PersonY, because _ is obsessed with keeping things clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX is paying PersonY to clean out their house, so _ is more likely the home owner.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX is tidy and clean, PersonY is not therefore _ probably makes certain her dolls are clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX is very well organized, PersonY is not therefore _ is likely to have a clean environment.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX like to clean more than PersonY so _ always did the dishes after dinner.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX liked to keep the house clean, but PersonY was filthy, so _ was always wiping things up.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX liked to keep their house clean but PersonY did not as _ was really very untidy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX likes to clean everything in sight, while PersonY does not because _ is very organized.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX loved to clean house but PersonY wasn't really enthused about doing it. _ would never hire a housekeeper to help them.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX made sure that they items were meticulously clean before putting them on display but PersonY did not as _ was very houseproud.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX makes sure to clean his teeth every day unlike PersonY because _ is very hygienic.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX owns a cleaning business, PersonY hires a cleaner therefore ask _ for cleaning tips.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX paid a lot of money to PersonY to clean their house, because _ had the money to do it.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX planned to spring clean this weekend and told PersonY they should help too. _ expected her help.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX preferred to clean instead of PersonY since _ left a very neat house at the end of the day.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX really didn't care for cleaning up their room, but PersonY was OCD and was compelled to straighten up. _ hired a maid to help them out.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX really loved to clean their house but PersonY did not as _ was very houseproud.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX really loves to clean all the time but PersonY does not because _ is very neat.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX refused to clean the house for PersonY because _ was not paid for the last time that they cleaned.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX refused to clean the house so PersonY had to do it since _ did not care if their guests came over to a dirty house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX saw how dirty PersonY MAC keyboard was so _ angrily cleaned the keyboard with disinfecting wipes.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean her house the right way, since _ was very tidy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean their computer, since _ was experienced with cleaning electronics.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to clean the dishes in the sink because _ didn't have time to do it.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX told PersonY to clean up the mess they made because _ was a very neat person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX used to clean the house every day. PersonY only cleaned once a month. _ was very neat.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX uses a cleansing product every day to make their skin clean but PersonY does not not because _ is hygenic.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX wanted everything to be clean, but PersonY didn't care, so _ washed everything well.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX wanted to clean the house but PersonY did not because _ was very neat.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX wanted to clean the house from top to bottom. PersonY said no way. _ was very energetic.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX was a neat freak and PersonY wasn't, which means _ always kept his area nice and clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX was a neater person than PersonY,  so _ wanted to clean the whole house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX was cleaning the floor of the building worse than PersonY, so _ was upset.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX was helping to clean PersonY's body due to _ being the adult figure in the relationship.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX was houseproud, PersonY was not due to that _ had a very clean house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX was very keen that their home should be clean but PersonY was not, because _ was very houseproud.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had reminded her to clean out the garage before father came home.
Context Word: clean.
Output: PersonX's home isn't nearly as clean as PersonY's because _ has always been a messy person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: So _ cleaned the house because PersonX wants to live in a clean environment while PersonY was messy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Taking care of the house better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ liked to clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Though impossible to please, PersonX allowed PersonY to help clean her car, but _ thought it looked dirty afterwards.
Context Word: clean.
Output: When PersonX arrived they did the cleaning for PersonY because _ was paid for it.
Context Word: society.
Output: A loner since childhood, PersonX never had many friends while PersonY was popular. _ had never fit into society.
Context Word: society.
Output: In their society, PersonX helps the homeless while PersonY dislikes them. _ is seen as valiant.
Context Word: Goldfish.
Output: PersonX beat PersonY at darts at the fair, so ( _ ) won the the goldfish in a bag.
Context Word: Goldfish.
Output: PersonX bought the goldfish for PersonY to feed to his arowanas. _ had enough money to pay for them.
Context Word: expresso.
Output: PersonX thinks expresso is very tasty but PersonY thinks it's too bitter. _ ordered a cup of expresso at the coffee shop.
Context Word: rose petals.
Output: Rose petals were perfect for pot pourri, thought PersonX, but not PersonY. _ was allergic to synthetic fragrances.
Context Word: cooked.
Output: In the morning, PersonX was given a large breakfast cooked by PersonY, because _ was starving.
Context Word: cooked.
Output: PersonX cooked less of a variety of foods than PersonY although _ was taking cooking classes.
Context Word: failure.
Output: PersonX became a life coach to PersonY, and _ taught the lesson of not taking failure so seriously.
Context Word: failure.
Output: PersonX lost the game and PersonY chastised them for their failure, causing _ to become very angry.
Context Word: pine tree.
Output: PersonX wasn't as agile at climbing the pine tree as PersonY, and as a result _ fell out of the tree.
Context Word: lame horse.
Output: PersonX believes her she has a lame horse and called PersonY to take care of the problem, _ knows what needs to b e done.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to prune the unruly rose bush because _ had a black thumb.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX enjoyed the roses and pruned them often but not PersonY because _ had a rose garden.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX is showing PersonY the appropriate method to prune flowers because _ is a professional gardener.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX liked to prune the roses but PersonY said they preferred not to. _ was very good at gardening.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX told PersonY which trees the had to prune because _ was an owner of the orchard.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX wanted to prune their Forsythia so they asked PersonY to help because _ was bad at taking care of plants.
Context Word: prune.
Output: PersonX's Trumpet Vine had many flowers but PersonY's did not because _ pruned the vine frequently.
Context Word: oven.
Output: Baking bread was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ he had a very nice oven.
Context Word: oven.
Output: PersonX found cleaning the oven to be a chore so PersonY bought him oven cleaner since _ complains.
Context Word: oven.
Output: PersonX lends her dutch oven to PersonY so she can cook Thanksgiving dinner, because _ has a kitchen filled with useful tools and pots.
Context Word: oven.
Output: When PersonX left the house with the oven on, PersonY turned it off; then _ yelled because it had cooled down.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: Becoming a great lawyer materialized for PersonX but not PersonY because _ made arguments using logic.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: PersonX didn't have to get a lawyer even though PersonY did because _ got their charges dropped.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: PersonX didn't want to hire a lawyer but PersonY did because _ is suspicious of lawyers.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: PersonX had some trouble with law and PersonY is a lawyer, so _ asked for advice.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: PersonX was always committing all sorts of crimes but PersonY was law abiding. _ often needs the services of a lawyer.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: PersonX was arrested the previous night and called  PersonY immediately because _ needed a good defense lawyer.
Context Word: lawyer.
Output: The lawyer had to yell at PersonX but not at PersonY because _ was doing everything possible wrong.
Context Word: open.
Output: At the party, Marion ignored PersonX and opened her arms to hug PersonY, because Marion hated _ .
Context Word: open.
Output: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to open a business because _ had gone to business management school.
Context Word: open.
Output: PersonX asked PersonY to open a jar because the lid was stuck. When the lid came off easily, _ felt embarrassed.
Context Word: open.
Output: The safe would open for PersonX but not for PersonY since _ has knowledge of the password.
Context Word: Atkins.
Output: PersonX's diet is the Atkins one, but PersonY is not on a diet. So, _ 's diet has mostly meat in it.
Context Word: stubbed.
Output: PersonX was angry after he stubbed his toe on the crate PersonY had left at the bottom of the stairs, because _ was injured.
Context Word: scams.
Output: PersonX received a lot more scams than PersonY because _ wasn't careful with information online.
Context Word: scams.
Output: PersonX was the victim of scams quite often but PersonY never was, because _ was very gullible.
Context Word: working.
Output: PersonX had an easier time working on the cruise ship than PersonY because _ doesn't get sea sick.
Context Word: working.
Output: PersonX wasn't working as hard as PersonY on the project, because _ has no motivation to do it.
Context Word: skateboarding.
Output: PersonX has less fun skateboarding than PersonY because _ doesn't know how to perform a lot of tricks.
Context Word: skateboarding.
Output: When it comes to skateboarding, PersonX is much better compared to PersonY due to _ being hardworking.
Context Word: Citizen.
Output: PersonX noticed PersonY's accent so _ asked her which country she had been a citizen of.
Context Word: signal.
Output: PersonX ignored the signal unlike PersonY because _ never wants to follow and obey the rules.
Context Word: alligator gar.
Output: PersonX saw PersonY catch a 100 pound alligator gar with his poor quality gears, _ admired him.
Context Word: teens.
Output: PersonX told PersonY that teens were annoying, but _ disagreed and said they're just like every other age group.
Context Word: teens.
Output: The teens of PersonX are better behaved than the ones PersonY has because _ is more stern.
Context Word: girls.
Output: Although PersonX was a nicer person than PersonY, _ had difficulty talking to girls in school.
Context Word: girls.
Output: At the high school, PersonX is better at talking to girls than PersonY because _ is smoother.
Context Word: girls.
Output: Girls always seem to ignore PersonX, and give all the praise to PersonY, so _ is likely immature.
Context Word: girls.
Output: PersonX made more money teaching at their dance class than PersonY because there were more girls in the class of _ .
Context Word: girls.
Output: PersonX was always the one speaking in public for PersonY, especially in front of girls, as _ was confident.
Context Word: girls.
Output: The girls all want to go out with PersonX, but tend to ignore PersonY. This is due to _ being handsome.
Context Word: girls.
Output: There are two boys. PersonX is interested in girls, while PersonY is attracted to boys, which means _ is straight.
Context Word: malaria.
Output: In the Caribbean, PersonX contracted Malaria, but PersonY did not because _ had not been vaccinated.
Context Word: malaria.
Output: It was likely that PersonX but not PersonY had contracted malaria because _ had recently traveled to a third-world country.
Context Word: Debt.
Output: When PersonX asked about the debt of PersonY, _ used a very concerned tone of voice.
Context Word: almond.
Output: PersonX cooked an almond cake for PersonY a week ago and _ was happy to give it.
Context Word: almond.
Output: PersonX wants to melt almond bark and asks PersonY for an advice, because _ is inexperienced.
Context Word: multiplying.
Output: PersonX was good at multiplying while PersonY was bad at math, so _ looked forward to math classes.
Context Word: prison.
Output: PersonX didn't think he would end up in prison like PersonY, because _ was innocent.
Context Word: prison.
Output: PersonX drove PersonY to the prison, so that _ could say goodbye to them before they went to jail.