tasksource/winowhy huggingface dataset:
Joe paid the detective after he received the final report on the case.

The he is more likely to refer to Joe than the detective because the detective would have had the report already

The he is more likely to refer to Joe than the detective because Joe paid the money for the report

The he is more likely to refer to Joe than the detective because The detective would more likely be the one to deliver a report

The he is more likely to refer to Joe than the detective because The detective is the one who prepares the report

The he is more likely to refer to Joe than the detective because the detective delivered the final report
Joe paid the detective after he delivered the final report on the case.

The he is more likely to refer to the detective than Joe because The detective would more likely be the one to deliver a report

The he is more likely to refer to the detective than Joe because The detective is the one who prepares the report

The he is more likely to refer to the detective than Joe because the detective delivered the final report
Beth didn't get angry with Sally, who had cut her off, because she stopped and counted to ten.

The she is more likely to refer to Beth than Sally because Beth counted to ten because she had a reason to bey angry

The she is more likely to refer to Beth than Sally because beth didn't get angry because she stopped and counted to ten

The she is more likely to refer to Beth than Sally because Beth is controlling her emotions in response to Sally.
Beth didn't get angry with Sally, who had cut her off, because she stopped and apologized.

The she is more likely to refer to Sally than Beth because who had cut her off, because she stopped and apologized Beth didn't get angry with Sally

The she is more likely to refer to Sally than Beth because Sally apologizing is why beth didn't get angry

The she is more likely to refer to Sally than Beth because Sally apologized after cutting Beth off
Jim signaled the barman and gestured toward his empty glass

The his is more likely to refer to Jim than The barman because Jim wants the drink from the barman

The his is more likely to refer to Jim than The barman because Jim made the signal
Jim signaled the barman and gestured toward his bathroom key.

The his is more likely to refer to The barman than Jim because Context: Jim signaled the barman and gestured toward his bathroom key.

The his is more likely to refer to The barman than Jim because The barman because he would have responsibility for the bathroom.

The his is more likely to refer to The barman than Jim because toward his bathroom key Jim signaled the barman and gestured
Dan took the rear seat while Bill claimed the front because his "Dibs!" was slow.

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because He took the rear seat

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because if your dibs are slow you are more likely to take the unwanted back seat

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because bill claimed front but dan is took seat

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because because of his slow dibs bill claimed the front seat

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because the front because his "Dibs!" was quicker Dan took the rear seat while Bill claimed

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because the front would go to the person who called dibs

The his is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because Bill was slower to occupy the choicest position
Dan took the rear seat while Bill claimed the front because his "Dibs!" was quicker.

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because the front would go to the person who called dibs

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because Bill was slower to occupy the choicest position

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because  he was originally supposed to have the 'Dibs!' position, however this was not completed.

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because if your dibs are slow you are more likely to take the unwanted back seat

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because bill claimed front but dan is took seat
Tom said "Check" to Ralph as he moved his bishop.

The his is more likely to refer to Tom than Ralph because Tom said check to Ralph because he was moving his own bishop and therefore want's Ralph to check

The his is more likely to refer to Tom than Ralph because Tom moved bishop, thus Tom = pronoun.

The his is more likely to refer to Tom than Ralph because he move his bishop
Tom said "Check" to Ralph as he took his bishop.

The his is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because Tom was taking the action to take the bishop and would be putting the King in check.

The his is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because he lost his bishop

The his is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because Ralph was told to check as he took his bishop

The his is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because Bishop has been taken by Ralph.

The his is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because The pronoun probably refers to Raph who lost the game after changing the bishop.
As Andrea in the crop duster passed over Susan, she could see the landing strip.

The she is more likely to refer to Andrea than Susan because Andrea is in the sky. She passed over Susan, so she's the only one who could see.

The she is more likely to refer to Andrea than Susan because Susan is on the ground, so she wouldnt see the landing strip

The she is more likely to refer to Andrea than Susan because Andrea is in the plane which is higher and searching for the landing strip

The she is more likely to refer to Andrea than Susan because strip is more likely to duster

The she is more likely to refer to Andrea than Susan because  of the position of the landing strip, and the 'her' could be Susan.

The she is more likely to refer to Andrea than Susan because  she is the only one of the three to not have an official name.
As Andrea in the crop duster passed over Susan, she could see the landing gear.

The she is more likely to refer to Susan than Andrea because Andrea, being in the plane, can't see the landing gear from her position.

The she is more likely to refer to Susan than Andrea because Because Susan could look up and see the landing gear, Andrea couldn't see it

The she is more likely to refer to Susan than Andrea because It is impossible to see the landing gear inside the plane.

The she is more likely to refer to Susan than Andrea because As Andrea in the crop duster passed over Susan, she couldAs Andrea in the crop duster passed over Susan, she could see the landing gear see the landing gear
Tom gave Ralph a lift to school so he wouldn't have to drive alone.

The he is more likely to refer to Tom than Ralph because Tom was driving and would have been alone without Ralph

The he is more likely to refer to Tom than Ralph because tom was the one driving alone before he picked ralph

The he is more likely to refer to Tom than Ralph because Ralph was not having a car
Tom gave Ralph a lift to school so he wouldn't have to walk.

The he is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because Tom was driving therefore Ralph would be walking

The he is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because Ralph was not having a car

The he is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because walking is referring to ralph which is the he in the sentence

The he is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because ralph would not have to walk so tom gave a lift

The he is more likely to refer to Ralph than Tom because tom was the one driving alone before he picked ralph
Bill passed the half-empty plate to John because he was full.

The he is more likely to refer to Bill than John because Bill was full, so he gave the rest of his food to John.

The he is more likely to refer to Bill than John because Bill is full and couldnt eat more

The he is more likely to refer to Bill than John because Bill was passing a plate that still had food so he must no longer be hungry

The he is more likely to refer to Bill than John because Because he was the one giving away the food

The he is more likely to refer to Bill than John because Bill wasn't hungry, so he gave the rest to John who was hungry.
Bill passed the half-empty plate to John because he was hungry.

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because Bill wasn't hungry, so he gave the rest to John who was hungry.

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because John is hungry and bill is doing the passing

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because Bill was passing a plate with food on it; therefore John must be the hungry one

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because john was very hungry so that bill passed the half empty plate.

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because he was hungry Bill passed the half-empty plate to John

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because Bill was passing a plate that still had food so he must no longer be hungry

The he is more likely to refer to John than Bill because Bill wouldn't pass the plate to John if he knew John was full.
Bill passed the gameboy to John because his turn was over.

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than John because His turn was over

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than John because If bill is the one passing up the gameboy it's likely that it was because his turn was over

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than John because the turn of bill is over so he gave it to john

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than John because the sentence was about bills action to pass the gameboy so his is referencing bill

The his is more likely to refer to Bill than John because Bill passed the gameboy to John.
Bill passed the gameboy to John because his turn was next.

The his is more likely to refer to John than Bill because John because his turn was next.to that Bill passed the gameboy

The his is more likely to refer to John than Bill because John is the one who the gameboy was passed to

The his is more likely to refer to John than Bill because his turn was next. Bill passed the gameboy to John

The his is more likely to refer to John than Bill because John was to play after Bill

The his is more likely to refer to John than Bill because the turn of bill is over so he gave it to john
The man lifted the boy onto his shoulders.

The his is more likely to refer to The man than The boy because The man because he was the one who lifted the boy.

The his is more likely to refer to The man than The boy because the boy was lifted by man
The man lifted the boy onto his bunk bed.

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The man because It was the boy's bed.

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The man because The boy was lifted onto his bed

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The man because bunk bed belongs to the boy
Stretching her back, the woman smiled at the girl.

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because it seems the stretching and smiling are the same person
Patting her back, the woman smiled at the girl.

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because if the woman smiled at the girl, that is extra evidence for another  friendly gesture such as patting her back.

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because Because the woman was smiling at the girl so likely also patting the girl on the back

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because It is difficult and strange to pat one's own back.
Billy cried because Toby wouldn't accept his toy.

The his is more likely to refer to Billy than Toby because Toby couldnt not accept a toy already in his posession

The his is more likely to refer to Billy than Toby because Billy was upset therefore Toby must be the one that wouldn't accept the act of kindness

The his is more likely to refer to Billy than Toby because toby wouldn't accept his toy so billy cried
Billy cried because Toby wouldn't share his toy.

The his is more likely to refer to Toby than Billy because You assume Billy is crying because Toby won't share.

The his is more likely to refer to Toby than Billy because Billy wouldnt cry if he had his own toy

The his is more likely to refer to Toby than Billy because Billy was upset therefore Toby must be the one who wouldn't share

The his is more likely to refer to Toby than Billy because Toby wouldn't share his toy so billy cried.
Lily spoke to Donna, breaking her silence.

The her is more likely to refer to Lily than Donna because Lily is with silence before Lily speak

The her is more likely to refer to Lily than Donna because donna was a person that lily spoken

The her is more likely to refer to Lily than Donna because Donna silence is breaked by lily because of the lily's talk.

The her is more likely to refer to Lily than Donna because the silence is kept by Lily before her speaking.
Lily spoke to Donna, breaking her concentration.

The her is more likely to refer to Donna than Lily because Its about donna her concentration

The her is more likely to refer to Donna than Lily because Lily starting a conversation with Donna it is likely to break Donna's concentration

The her is more likely to refer to Donna than Lily because Donna was the one trying to concentrate.

The her is more likely to refer to Donna than Lily because breaking her concentration.Lily spoke to Donna

The her is more likely to refer to Donna than Lily because donna was a person that lily spoken
When Tommy dropped his ice cream, Timmy giggled, so father gave him a sympathetic look.

The him is more likely to refer to Tommy than Timmy because Tommy would be upset about dropping his ice cream

The him is more likely to refer to Tommy than Timmy because the upset son deserves a sympathetic look from father

The him is more likely to refer to Tommy than Timmy because Because he had dropped the ice cream and felt bad deserving sympathy
When Tommy dropped his ice cream, Timmy giggled, so father gave him a stern look.

The him is more likely to refer to Timmy than Tommy because the stern look would be to the one who giggled at Tommys misfortune

The him is more likely to refer to Timmy than Tommy because father gave him a stern look When Tommy dropped his ice cream, Timmy giggled

The him is more likely to refer to Timmy than Tommy because Timmy giggled at what Tommy dropped and father gave him a warning

The him is more likely to refer to Timmy than Tommy because  he is the one who started the whole thing, and to be fair, he did.
As Ollie carried Tommy up the long winding steps, his legs ached.

The his is more likely to refer to Ollie than Tommy because Tommy is being carried, so his legs most likely would not be aching

The his is more likely to refer to Ollie than Tommy because carrying weights causes leg ashes

The his is more likely to refer to Ollie than Tommy because Because Ollie was doing the carrying

The his is more likely to refer to Ollie than Tommy because Tommy  legs ached because Ollie carried Tommy up the long winding steps
As Ollie carried Tommy up the long winding steps, his legs dangled.

The his is more likely to refer to Tommy than Ollie because He dangled his legs.

The his is more likely to refer to Tommy than Ollie because Tommy was carried up the stairs making his leg likely to dangle

The his is more likely to refer to Tommy than Ollie because his legs dangled As Ollie carried Tommy up the long winding steps,

The his is more likely to refer to Tommy than Ollie because Olly was walking, Tommy was being carried. Only Tommy's legs could dangle.

The his is more likely to refer to Tommy than Ollie because Because Ollie was doing the carrying
The father carried the sleeping boy in his arms

The his is more likely to refer to The father than The boy because He carried the boy.

The his is more likely to refer to The father than The boy because The father is the one caring the boy so of course it's going to be his arms in question/

The his is more likely to refer to The father than The boy because father carried sleeping boy

The his is more likely to refer to The father than The boy because The pronoun probably refers to the father who carried the boy

The his is more likely to refer to The father than The boy because he is his father
The father carried the sleeping boy in his bassinet.

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The father because A bassinet is a cradle, it makes more sense the sleeping boy is carried to his bed.

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The father because The father would not sleep in a childs bassinet

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The father because The father is carrying the bassinet; the boy is in the bassinet

The his is more likely to refer to The boy than The father because the boy was so tried that his father carried him
The woman held the girl against her chest

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because "held" is the action the woman is taking, she can't hold herself against her own chest.

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because the girl against her chest the woman held

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because The woman was holding the child

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because You can't hold someone against their own chest.

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because the women against girl chest

The her is more likely to refer to The woman than The girl because  she is the parent of the girl.
The woman held the girl against her will.

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because "The woman" cannot hold herself against her will.

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because The girl against the woman will

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because The girl is being held by the woman

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because It is more likely and common for the kidnapper to be acting voluntarily, and the kidnapee to be forced.

The her is more likely to refer to The girl than The woman because he girl against her will because the woman
Pam's parents came home and found her having sex with her boyfriend, Paul. They were furious about it.

The They is more likely to refer to Pam's parents than Pam and Paul because parents could be mad at their children for their sexual activities

The They is more likely to refer to Pam's parents than Pam and Paul because Pam's sex with her boyfriend, Paul her  parents came home and found.

The They is more likely to refer to Pam's parents than Pam and Paul because pam's parents were not enjoying the sex

The They is more likely to refer to Pam's parents than Pam and Paul because yes, the red would refer to Pam's parents
Pam's parents came home and found her having sex with her boyfriend, Paul. They were embarrassed about it.

The They is more likely to refer to Pam and Paul than Pam's parents because Pam and Paul were the ones caught. So you assume they would be embarrassed.

The They is more likely to refer to Pam and Paul than Pam's parents because Paul wouldnt be embarrassed, he was getting laid!

The They is more likely to refer to Pam and Paul than Pam's parents because The parents likely were upset therefore Pam and Paul would be the embarrassed ones

The They is more likely to refer to Pam and Paul than Pam's parents because Pam's parents were embarrassed while seeing the Pam's behaviour with her boyfriend.
Dr. Adams informed Kate that she had retired and presented several options for future treatment.

The she is more likely to refer to Dr. Adams than Kate because Dr. Adams' profession is implied, and has to do with helping Kate, Kate would not present options to Dr. Adams.

The she is more likely to refer to Dr. Adams than Kate because Because Dr. Adams was informing Kate about her/Dr. Adams' retirement

The she is more likely to refer to Dr. Adams than Kate because If Kate was the one retiring, she would not need to be informed.

The she is more likely to refer to Dr. Adams than Kate because  he is the one who has been treating her with the medications and has been doing so for some time
Dr. Adams informed Kate that she had cancer and presented several options for future treatment.

The she is more likely to refer to Kate than Dr. Adams because she's the patient

The she is more likely to refer to Kate than Dr. Adams because The doctor reported a cancer. He said a number of future treatments

The she is more likely to refer to Kate than Dr. Adams because she had cancer and presented Dr. Adams informed Kate that  several options for future treatment
Dan had to stop Bill from toying with the injured bird. He is very compassionate.

The He is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because a compassionate guy stops others from toying things

The He is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because Bill is toying with the bird.

The He is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because Because he was protecting the bird

The He is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because dan was the compassionate one because he was the one who stopped bill from toying with bed

The He is more likely to refer to Dan than Bill because Bill is the one toying, not dan
Dan had to stop Bill from toying with the injured bird. He is very cruel.

The He is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because Dan stopped Bill, so you know Bill is the evil one.

The He is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because Bill is the one toying, not dan

The He is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because Bill was toying with the bird; he must be the one being cruel

The He is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because not everything flows well.

The He is more likely to refer to Bill than Dan because Bill is toying with the bird.
George got free tickets to the play, but he gave them to Eric, even though he was particularly eager to see it.

The he is more likely to refer to George than Eric because He was eager to see it.

The he is more likely to refer to George than Eric because since he gave the tickets away he is not likely to be the one seen it
George got free tickets to the play, but he gave them to Eric, because he was particularly eager to see it.

The he is more likely to refer to Eric than George because because he was particularly eager to see it so  George got free tickets to the play, but he gave them to Eric

The he is more likely to refer to Eric than George because George must not be excited if he gave them away
George got free tickets to the play, but he gave them to Eric, because he was not particularly eager to see it.

The he is more likely to refer to George than Eric because George gave them away

The he is more likely to refer to George than Eric because George gave out the ticket because he had little or no interest in it
Jane gave Joan candy because she wasn't hungry.

The she is more likely to refer to Jane than Joan because she wasn't hungry. so  Jane gave Joan candy

The she is more likely to refer to Jane than Joan because Jane gave away something she wouldn't have if she were hungry

The she is more likely to refer to Jane than Joan because you could give candy to a hungry person
Jane gave Joan candy because she was hungry.

The she is more likely to refer to Joan than Jane because you could give candy to a hungry person

The she is more likely to refer to Joan than Jane because she was hungry.Jane gave Joan candy

The she is more likely to refer to Joan than Jane because Joan needed to eat something
I tried to paint a picture of an orchard, with lemons in the lemon trees,  but they came out looking more like light bulbs.

The they is more likely to refer to the lemons than the lemon trees because The lemons are more shaped like light bulbs than the trees

The they is more likely to refer to the lemons than the lemon trees because lemons are round look more like a light bulb

The they is more likely to refer to the lemons than the lemon trees because Lemons is the main noun, thus they refers to this.
I tried to paint a picture of an orchard, with lemons in the lemon trees,  but they came out looking more like telephone poles.

The they is more likely to refer to the lemon trees than the lemons because Lemons are round so it wouldn't make sense. So you assume its the trees.

The they is more likely to refer to the lemon trees than the lemons because A lemon by itsself wouldnt look like a pole (hopefully)!

The they is more likely to refer to the lemon trees than the lemons because Trees are more shaped like telephone poles than lemons

The they is more likely to refer to the lemon trees than the lemons because Lemons in the lemon trees, but they came out looking more like telephone poles

The they is more likely to refer to the lemon trees than the lemons because the lemons were mispainted
James asked Robert for a favor but he was refused.

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because James was asking for the favor and the favor was what was refused

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because the favor was not answered

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because James need help but Robert said  can't help.

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because james askedsome work but he was rejected

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because James is asking Robert, so Robert was replying.

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because James is the one asking, robert is refusing

The he is more likely to refer to James than Robert because robert's favor was refused by james
James asked Robert for a favor but he refused.

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because James is asking Robert, so Robert was replying.

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because James is the one asking, robert is refusing

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because James was asking therefore the "he" refusing must be Robert

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because robert's favor was refused by james

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because the favor was not answered

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because James need help but Robert said  can't help.

The he is more likely to refer to Robert than James because james askedsome work but he was rejected
Kirilov ceded the presidency to Shatov because he was less popular.

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because Kirilov gave up presidency. Why? Because he was less popular.

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because The person who is less popular would be the one who did not win.

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because Kirilov is giving up the presidency; he must be the less popular

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because popular is more likely to presidency

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because The one less popular is likely to cede

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because more popular people could get the presidency

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because he was more popular because Kirilov ceded the presidency to Shatov

The he is more likely to refer to Kirilov than Shatov because shatov got presidency post for his popularity
Kirilov ceded the presidency to Shatov because he was more popular.

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because more popular people could get the presidency

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because he was more popular because Kirilov ceded the presidency to Shatov

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because shatov got presidency post for his popularity

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because Kirilov gave up presidency. Why? Because he was less popular.

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because The person who is less popular would be the one who did not win.

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because Kirilov is giving up the presidency; he must be the less popular

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because popular is more likely to presidency

The he is more likely to refer to Shatov than Kirilov because The one less popular is likely to cede
Emma did not pass the ball to Janie although she saw that she was open.

The she is more likely to refer to Emma than Janie because Emma was the one who did not pass the ball; Janie was the one open

The she is more likely to refer to Emma than Janie because she's the one having the ball

The she is more likely to refer to Emma than Janie because Janie  pass the ball to Emma  she saw that she was open

The she is more likely to refer to Emma than Janie because emma didn't pass the ball because she had no obstacle

The she is more likely to refer to Emma than Janie because Emma could not pass the ball to herself
Emma did not pass the ball to Janie although she was open.

The she is more likely to refer to Janie than Emma because Emma chose to not pass even when Janie was able to catch.

The she is more likely to refer to Janie than Emma because Emma did not perform the action of passing to Jamie

The she is more likely to refer to Janie than Emma because open is more likely to pass
I put the butterfly wing on the table and it broke.

The it is more likely to refer to The butterfly wing than The table because A butterfly wing would likely not be heavy enough to break a table

The it is more likely to refer to The butterfly wing than The table because it's delicate

The it is more likely to refer to The butterfly wing than The table because the table would not break from a butterfly wing.
I put the heavy book on the table and it broke.

The it is more likely to refer to The table than The heavy book because Book to heavy for the table.

The it is more likely to refer to The table than The heavy book because If the books were the heavy ones it's unlikely that it's the one that broke

The it is more likely to refer to The table than The heavy book because the books most likley would not have broken the table

The it is more likely to refer to The table than The heavy book because Actually, the red pronoun "it" refers to the table, wich was broken by the weight of the heavy book being placed on it.
Madonna fired her trainer because she couldn't stand her boyfriend.

The she is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because the trainer has nothing to do with madonna's own boyfriend

The she is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because she couldn't stand her boyfriend. Madonna fired her trainer

The she is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because Madonna hired the trainer and sacked her
Madonna fired her trainer because she slept with her boyfriend.

The she is more likely to refer to her trainer than Madonna because The trainer was fired; she would not be expected to sleep with the boyfriend therefore was fired

The she is more likely to refer to her trainer than Madonna because sleeping with the boyfriend, makes a woman so angry

The she is more likely to refer to her trainer than Madonna because The pronoun probably refers to the coach who was fired
Madonna fired her trainer because she slept with her boyfriend.

The her is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because madonna get angry because her boyfriend sleep with others.

The her is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because Madonna fired her trainer she slept with her boyfriend.

The her is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because Madonna always sleep with her boyfriend.

The her is more likely to refer to Madonna than her trainer because madonna has no reason to fire people has nothing to do with her own boyfriend
Madonna fired her trainer because she couldn't stand her boyfriend.

The her is more likely to refer to her trainer than Madonna because madonna has no reason to fire people has nothing to do with her own boyfriend

The her is more likely to refer to her trainer than Madonna because the sentence is referring to madonna because she is a female, and the an excuse is given for her action
Carol believed that Rebecca suspected that she had stolen the watch.

The she is more likely to refer to Carol than Rebecca because This is what Carol believes. So she thinks Rebecca thinks Carol stole it.

The she is more likely to refer to Carol than Rebecca because Because rebecca wouldn't suspect herself in a crime, she would know

The she is more likely to refer to Carol than Rebecca because Carol was the one that was suspect

The she is more likely to refer to Carol than Rebecca because stolen is more likely to suspect
Carol believed that Rebecca regretted that she had stolen the watch.

The she is more likely to refer to Rebecca than Carol because If Rebecca regrets something of course she must of been the one that stole the watch

The she is more likely to refer to Rebecca than Carol because rebecca had the regret so she is rebecca

The she is more likely to refer to Rebecca than Carol because Carol believed that Rebecca regretted.