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the technocrat finalizes Rubia and it is vulpine.
sent1: something is intuitionist. sent2: the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine. sent3: if the fact that the haunch is not a kind of a stinkpot and does not genuflect krypton does not hold then the burro genuflect krypton. sent4: the burro genuflects krypton. sent5: the burro does genuflect krypton and does not finalize Rubia. sent6: the technocrat is infinitival. sent7: the technocrat is not diaphyseal. sent8: if there exists something such that it is intuitionist the burro is a shortlist and is diaphyseal. sent9: if something does finalize Rubia it does brood and it is not ceramic. sent10: the technocrat finalizes Rubia but it is not diaphyseal. sent11: the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine. sent12: if the burro is diaphyseal and it does genuflect krypton then the technocrat is not diaphyseal.
({A}{a} & {C}{a})
sent1: (Ex): {I}x sent2: ({E}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent3: ¬(¬{F}{c} & ¬{E}{c}) -> {E}{b} sent4: {E}{b} sent5: ({E}{b} & ¬{A}{b}) sent6: {AL}{a} sent7: ¬{B}{a} sent8: (x): {I}x -> ({H}{b} & {B}{b}) sent9: (x): {A}x -> ({IB}x & ¬{JC}x) sent10: ({A}{a} & ¬{B}{a}) sent11: ({E}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) -> {C}{a} sent12: ({B}{b} & {E}{b}) -> ¬{B}{a}
[ "sent10 -> int1: the technocrat does finalize Rubia.; sent11 & sent2 -> int2: the technocrat is vulpine.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent10 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent11 & sent2 -> int2: {C}{a}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
9
0
9
the Uruguayan is a brood and not a ceramic.
({IB}{u} & ¬{JC}{u})
6
[ "sent9 -> int3: if the Uruguayan does finalize Rubia it broods and it is not ceramic.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the technocrat finalizes Rubia and it is vulpine. ; $context$ = sent1: something is intuitionist. sent2: the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine. sent3: if the fact that the haunch is not a kind of a stinkpot and does not genuflect krypton does not hold then the burro genuflect krypton. sent4: the burro genuflects krypton. sent5: the burro does genuflect krypton and does not finalize Rubia. sent6: the technocrat is infinitival. sent7: the technocrat is not diaphyseal. sent8: if there exists something such that it is intuitionist the burro is a shortlist and is diaphyseal. sent9: if something does finalize Rubia it does brood and it is not ceramic. sent10: the technocrat finalizes Rubia but it is not diaphyseal. sent11: the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine. sent12: if the burro is diaphyseal and it does genuflect krypton then the technocrat is not diaphyseal. ; $proof$ =
sent10 -> int1: the technocrat does finalize Rubia.; sent11 & sent2 -> int2: the technocrat is vulpine.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the technocrat finalizes Rubia but it is not diaphyseal.
[ "the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine.", "the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine." ]
[ "Rubia is not diaphyseal.", "Rubia is not diaphyseal according to the technocrat." ]
Rubia is not diaphyseal.
the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine.
the technocrat finalizes Rubia and it is vulpine.
sent1: something is intuitionist. sent2: the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine. sent3: if the fact that the haunch is not a kind of a stinkpot and does not genuflect krypton does not hold then the burro genuflect krypton. sent4: the burro genuflects krypton. sent5: the burro does genuflect krypton and does not finalize Rubia. sent6: the technocrat is infinitival. sent7: the technocrat is not diaphyseal. sent8: if there exists something such that it is intuitionist the burro is a shortlist and is diaphyseal. sent9: if something does finalize Rubia it does brood and it is not ceramic. sent10: the technocrat finalizes Rubia but it is not diaphyseal. sent11: the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine. sent12: if the burro is diaphyseal and it does genuflect krypton then the technocrat is not diaphyseal.
({A}{a} & {C}{a})
sent1: (Ex): {I}x sent2: ({E}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent3: ¬(¬{F}{c} & ¬{E}{c}) -> {E}{b} sent4: {E}{b} sent5: ({E}{b} & ¬{A}{b}) sent6: {AL}{a} sent7: ¬{B}{a} sent8: (x): {I}x -> ({H}{b} & {B}{b}) sent9: (x): {A}x -> ({IB}x & ¬{JC}x) sent10: ({A}{a} & ¬{B}{a}) sent11: ({E}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) -> {C}{a} sent12: ({B}{b} & {E}{b}) -> ¬{B}{a}
[ "sent10 -> int1: the technocrat does finalize Rubia.; sent11 & sent2 -> int2: the technocrat is vulpine.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent10 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent11 & sent2 -> int2: {C}{a}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
9
0
9
the Uruguayan is a brood and not a ceramic.
({IB}{u} & ¬{JC}{u})
6
[ "sent9 -> int3: if the Uruguayan does finalize Rubia it broods and it is not ceramic.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the technocrat finalizes Rubia and it is vulpine. ; $context$ = sent1: something is intuitionist. sent2: the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine. sent3: if the fact that the haunch is not a kind of a stinkpot and does not genuflect krypton does not hold then the burro genuflect krypton. sent4: the burro genuflects krypton. sent5: the burro does genuflect krypton and does not finalize Rubia. sent6: the technocrat is infinitival. sent7: the technocrat is not diaphyseal. sent8: if there exists something such that it is intuitionist the burro is a shortlist and is diaphyseal. sent9: if something does finalize Rubia it does brood and it is not ceramic. sent10: the technocrat finalizes Rubia but it is not diaphyseal. sent11: the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine. sent12: if the burro is diaphyseal and it does genuflect krypton then the technocrat is not diaphyseal. ; $proof$ =
sent10 -> int1: the technocrat does finalize Rubia.; sent11 & sent2 -> int2: the technocrat is vulpine.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the technocrat finalizes Rubia but it is not diaphyseal.
[ "the technocrat is vulpine if the burro does genuflect krypton and is not vulpine.", "the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine." ]
[ "Rubia is not diaphyseal.", "Rubia is not diaphyseal according to the technocrat." ]
Rubia is not diaphyseal according to the technocrat.
the burro genuflects krypton and is not vulpine.
the fact that the monster is not a kind of a Emmanthe hold.
sent1: if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true. sent2: there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct. sent3: the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold. sent4: something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold.
¬{B}{aa}
sent1: (x): ({AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent2: (Ex): ¬(¬{D}x & ¬{C}x) sent3: (x): ¬(¬{D}x & ¬{C}x) -> ¬{A}{aa} sent4: (x): ¬{A}x -> ({AA}x & ¬{AB}x)
[ "sent4 -> int1: that the monster colors senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the monster does not concord is right.; sent2 & sent3 -> int2: the monster does not concord.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the monster does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; sent1 -> int4: the monster is not a Emmanthe if it does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent4 -> int1: ¬{A}{aa} -> ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent2 & sent3 -> int2: ¬{A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent1 -> int4: ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}) -> ¬{B}{aa}; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the monster is not a kind of a Emmanthe hold. ; $context$ = sent1: if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true. sent2: there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct. sent3: the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold. sent4: something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold. ; $proof$ =
sent4 -> int1: that the monster colors senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the monster does not concord is right.; sent2 & sent3 -> int2: the monster does not concord.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the monster does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; sent1 -> int4: the monster is not a Emmanthe if it does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold.
[ "there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct.", "the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold.", "if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true." ]
[ "If it does not hold, it is not color senatorship.", "If it doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship.", "If something doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship." ]
If it does not hold, it is not color senatorship.
there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct.
the fact that the monster is not a kind of a Emmanthe hold.
sent1: if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true. sent2: there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct. sent3: the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold. sent4: something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold.
¬{B}{aa}
sent1: (x): ({AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent2: (Ex): ¬(¬{D}x & ¬{C}x) sent3: (x): ¬(¬{D}x & ¬{C}x) -> ¬{A}{aa} sent4: (x): ¬{A}x -> ({AA}x & ¬{AB}x)
[ "sent4 -> int1: that the monster colors senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the monster does not concord is right.; sent2 & sent3 -> int2: the monster does not concord.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the monster does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; sent1 -> int4: the monster is not a Emmanthe if it does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent4 -> int1: ¬{A}{aa} -> ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent2 & sent3 -> int2: ¬{A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent1 -> int4: ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}) -> ¬{B}{aa}; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the monster is not a kind of a Emmanthe hold. ; $context$ = sent1: if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true. sent2: there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct. sent3: the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold. sent4: something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold. ; $proof$ =
sent4 -> int1: that the monster colors senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the monster does not concord is right.; sent2 & sent3 -> int2: the monster does not concord.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the monster does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; sent1 -> int4: the monster is not a Emmanthe if it does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold.
[ "there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct.", "the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold.", "if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true." ]
[ "If it does not hold, it is not color senatorship.", "If it doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship.", "If something doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship." ]
If it doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship.
the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold.
the fact that the monster is not a kind of a Emmanthe hold.
sent1: if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true. sent2: there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct. sent3: the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold. sent4: something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold.
¬{B}{aa}
sent1: (x): ({AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent2: (Ex): ¬(¬{D}x & ¬{C}x) sent3: (x): ¬(¬{D}x & ¬{C}x) -> ¬{A}{aa} sent4: (x): ¬{A}x -> ({AA}x & ¬{AB}x)
[ "sent4 -> int1: that the monster colors senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the monster does not concord is right.; sent2 & sent3 -> int2: the monster does not concord.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the monster does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; sent1 -> int4: the monster is not a Emmanthe if it does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent4 -> int1: ¬{A}{aa} -> ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent2 & sent3 -> int2: ¬{A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent1 -> int4: ({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}) -> ¬{B}{aa}; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the monster is not a kind of a Emmanthe hold. ; $context$ = sent1: if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true. sent2: there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct. sent3: the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold. sent4: something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold. ; $proof$ =
sent4 -> int1: that the monster colors senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the monster does not concord is right.; sent2 & sent3 -> int2: the monster does not concord.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the monster does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; sent1 -> int4: the monster is not a Emmanthe if it does color senatorship and is not amphitheatric.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
something does color senatorship but it is not amphitheatric if the fact that it does not concord hold.
[ "there exists something such that that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon hold is not correct.", "the monster does not concord if there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a Verrazano and does not color autochthon does not hold.", "if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true." ]
[ "If it does not hold, it is not color senatorship.", "If it doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship.", "If something doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship." ]
If something doesn't hold, it's not color senatorship.
if something that colors senatorship is not amphitheatric that it is not a kind of a Emmanthe is true.
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right.
sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
sent1: ¬{AD}{ac} sent2: (x): ¬(¬{BS}x & {AL}x) -> {JA}x sent3: (x): {C}x -> {A}x sent4: {A}{el} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> {B}x sent6: ¬{E}{aa} sent7: (x): ¬{AB}x -> {B}x sent8: ¬(¬{DM}{aa} & {C}{aa}) sent9: ¬{AB}{aa} -> {B}{aa} sent10: ¬{E}{aa} -> ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}) sent11: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {A}x) sent12: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent13: (x): {D}x -> {A}x sent14: ¬(¬{C}{b} & {A}{b}) -> ¬{A}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent12 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{aa}; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}); sent13 -> int5: {D}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; sent3 -> int6: {C}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: {A}{aa}; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it is a plant is not correct.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
6
[ "sent11 -> int8: if the Trilby is not a kind of a glance the fact that it is not incompressible and it does finalize foolscap is not right.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right. ; $context$ = sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct.
[ "there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet.", "the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right.", "the subcompact does not genuflect Hani.", "that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false.", "something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong." ]
[ "The sonnet is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It's not correct if it's not a microvolt and it's not a sonnet.", "It is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct if that is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct to say something plants if it is not a microvolt." ]
The sonnet is not correct if it is not a microvolt.
there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet.
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right.
sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
sent1: ¬{AD}{ac} sent2: (x): ¬(¬{BS}x & {AL}x) -> {JA}x sent3: (x): {C}x -> {A}x sent4: {A}{el} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> {B}x sent6: ¬{E}{aa} sent7: (x): ¬{AB}x -> {B}x sent8: ¬(¬{DM}{aa} & {C}{aa}) sent9: ¬{AB}{aa} -> {B}{aa} sent10: ¬{E}{aa} -> ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}) sent11: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {A}x) sent12: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent13: (x): {D}x -> {A}x sent14: ¬(¬{C}{b} & {A}{b}) -> ¬{A}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent12 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{aa}; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}); sent13 -> int5: {D}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; sent3 -> int6: {C}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: {A}{aa}; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it is a plant is not correct.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
6
[ "sent11 -> int8: if the Trilby is not a kind of a glance the fact that it is not incompressible and it does finalize foolscap is not right.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right. ; $context$ = sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct.
[ "there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet.", "the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right.", "the subcompact does not genuflect Hani.", "that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false.", "something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong." ]
[ "The sonnet is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It's not correct if it's not a microvolt and it's not a sonnet.", "It is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct if that is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct to say something plants if it is not a microvolt." ]
It's not correct if it's not a microvolt and it's not a sonnet.
the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right.
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right.
sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
sent1: ¬{AD}{ac} sent2: (x): ¬(¬{BS}x & {AL}x) -> {JA}x sent3: (x): {C}x -> {A}x sent4: {A}{el} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> {B}x sent6: ¬{E}{aa} sent7: (x): ¬{AB}x -> {B}x sent8: ¬(¬{DM}{aa} & {C}{aa}) sent9: ¬{AB}{aa} -> {B}{aa} sent10: ¬{E}{aa} -> ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}) sent11: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {A}x) sent12: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent13: (x): {D}x -> {A}x sent14: ¬(¬{C}{b} & {A}{b}) -> ¬{A}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent12 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{aa}; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}); sent13 -> int5: {D}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; sent3 -> int6: {C}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: {A}{aa}; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it is a plant is not correct.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
6
[ "sent11 -> int8: if the Trilby is not a kind of a glance the fact that it is not incompressible and it does finalize foolscap is not right.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right. ; $context$ = sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct.
[ "there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet.", "the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right.", "the subcompact does not genuflect Hani.", "that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false.", "something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong." ]
[ "The sonnet is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It's not correct if it's not a microvolt and it's not a sonnet.", "It is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct if that is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct to say something plants if it is not a microvolt." ]
It is not correct if it is not a microvolt.
the subcompact does not genuflect Hani.
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right.
sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
sent1: ¬{AD}{ac} sent2: (x): ¬(¬{BS}x & {AL}x) -> {JA}x sent3: (x): {C}x -> {A}x sent4: {A}{el} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> {B}x sent6: ¬{E}{aa} sent7: (x): ¬{AB}x -> {B}x sent8: ¬(¬{DM}{aa} & {C}{aa}) sent9: ¬{AB}{aa} -> {B}{aa} sent10: ¬{E}{aa} -> ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}) sent11: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {A}x) sent12: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent13: (x): {D}x -> {A}x sent14: ¬(¬{C}{b} & {A}{b}) -> ¬{A}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent12 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{aa}; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}); sent13 -> int5: {D}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; sent3 -> int6: {C}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: {A}{aa}; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it is a plant is not correct.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
6
[ "sent11 -> int8: if the Trilby is not a kind of a glance the fact that it is not incompressible and it does finalize foolscap is not right.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right. ; $context$ = sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct.
[ "there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet.", "the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right.", "the subcompact does not genuflect Hani.", "that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false.", "something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong." ]
[ "The sonnet is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It's not correct if it's not a microvolt and it's not a sonnet.", "It is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct if that is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct to say something plants if it is not a microvolt." ]
It is not correct if that is not a microvolt.
that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false.
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right.
sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
sent1: ¬{AD}{ac} sent2: (x): ¬(¬{BS}x & {AL}x) -> {JA}x sent3: (x): {C}x -> {A}x sent4: {A}{el} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> {B}x sent6: ¬{E}{aa} sent7: (x): ¬{AB}x -> {B}x sent8: ¬(¬{DM}{aa} & {C}{aa}) sent9: ¬{AB}{aa} -> {B}{aa} sent10: ¬{E}{aa} -> ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}) sent11: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {A}x) sent12: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent13: (x): {D}x -> {A}x sent14: ¬(¬{C}{b} & {A}{b}) -> ¬{A}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent12 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{aa}; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: ({D}{aa} v {C}{aa}); sent13 -> int5: {D}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; sent3 -> int6: {C}{aa} -> {A}{aa}; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: {A}{aa}; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it is a plant is not correct.
¬({A}{aa} & {B}{aa})
6
[ "sent11 -> int8: if the Trilby is not a kind of a glance the fact that it is not incompressible and it does finalize foolscap is not right.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the subcompact does finalize foolscap and it plants is not right. ; $context$ = sent1: The Hani does not genuflect subcompact. sent2: something genuflects believer if that it is not desirous and it collapses is wrong. sent3: something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong. sent4: the underseller does finalize foolscap. sent5: something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct. sent6: the subcompact does not genuflect Hani. sent7: something is a plant if it does not finalize sonnet. sent8: the fact that the subcompact is not a impracticability but it is incompressible is not correct. sent9: if the fact that the subcompact does not finalize sonnet hold it is a plant. sent10: the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right. sent11: if something does not glance that it is non-incompressible thing that does finalize foolscap is wrong. sent12: there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet. sent13: that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false. sent14: that the bondholder does not finalize foolscap if that the Trilby is not incompressible but it finalize foolscap is wrong is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: the subcompact does plant if that it is not a kind of a microvolt and does finalize sonnet does not hold.; sent12 -> int2: that the subcompact is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact plants.; sent10 & sent6 -> int4: the subcompact glances and/or is incompressible.; sent13 -> int5: if the subcompact is a kind of a glance then it finalizes foolscap.; sent3 -> int6: if the subcompact is incompressible it does finalize foolscap.; int4 & int5 & int6 -> int7: the subcompact does finalize foolscap.; int3 & int7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something plants if that it is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet is not correct.
[ "there exists nothing that is not a microvolt and finalizes sonnet.", "the subcompact is a glance or it is incompressible or both if the fact that it does not genuflect Hani is right.", "the subcompact does not genuflect Hani.", "that something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is a glance is not wrong is not false.", "something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong." ]
[ "The sonnet is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It's not correct if it's not a microvolt and it's not a sonnet.", "It is not correct if it is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct if that is not a microvolt.", "It is not correct to say something plants if it is not a microvolt." ]
It is not correct to say something plants if it is not a microvolt.
something does finalize foolscap if the fact that it is incompressible is not wrong.
the debutante is not a kind of a scald.
sent1: the liniment is not a kind of a stretching and is a reallocation. sent2: something is not a scald if it is postmillennial a threaded. sent3: if the liniment is not a stretching and is a reallocation then it is not a single. sent4: that the afterbirth is not a scald is correct. sent5: if something is a kind of a threaded then the fact that it does not genuflect limbus and it is not postmillennial is wrong. sent6: the fact that if the evangelist is a kind of a reallocation that the debutante is a stretching hold is true. sent7: if the debutante is a stretching it is a threaded and not single. sent8: the debutante is not a kind of a threaded. sent9: if something is a kind of postmillennial thing that does genuflect limbus then the fact that it is not a scald is right. sent10: the kaleidoscope is postmillennial and it is a kind of a millenarian. sent11: the evangelist is not a kind of a single. sent12: the evangelist is postmillennial. sent13: the printing is postmillennial. sent14: if the frank is not a single or not a scald or both the fact that it does not thread is not wrong. sent15: The fact that the limbus does genuflect evangelist is right. sent16: the debutante does not thread if the evangelist does not scald. sent17: the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right. sent18: the evangelist is acquisitive. sent19: the evangelist does not scald if it is a reallocation and it is not a stretching. sent20: if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded. sent21: the debutante is not a kind of a scald if it is postmillennial and it genuflects limbus.
¬{D}{b}
sent1: (¬{F}{d} & {G}{d}) sent2: (x): ({A}x & {C}x) -> ¬{D}x sent3: (¬{F}{d} & {G}{d}) -> ¬{E}{d} sent4: ¬{D}{dh} sent5: (x): {C}x -> ¬(¬{B}x & ¬{A}x) sent6: {G}{a} -> {F}{b} sent7: {F}{b} -> ({C}{b} & ¬{E}{b}) sent8: ¬{C}{b} sent9: (x): ({A}x & {B}x) -> ¬{D}x sent10: ({A}{ip} & {EL}{ip}) sent11: ¬{E}{a} sent12: {A}{a} sent13: {A}{ge} sent14: (¬{E}{r} v ¬{D}{r}) -> ¬{C}{r} sent15: {AA}{aa} sent16: ¬{D}{a} -> ¬{C}{b} sent17: {B}{a} sent18: {EJ}{a} sent19: ({G}{a} & ¬{F}{a}) -> ¬{D}{a} sent20: (x): ({A}x & {B}x) -> ¬{C}x sent21: ({A}{b} & {B}{b}) -> ¬{D}{b}
[ "sent12 & sent17 -> int1: the evangelist is not non-postmillennial and does genuflect limbus.; sent20 -> int2: if the evangelist is postmillennial and genuflects limbus then the fact that it is not a kind of a threaded hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the evangelist is not a threaded.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent12 & sent17 -> int1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}); sent20 -> int2: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) -> ¬{C}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬{C}{a};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
18
0
18
the debutante is a scald.
{D}{b}
7
[ "sent3 & sent1 -> int4: the liniment is not single.; int4 -> int5: there exists something such that it is not single.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the debutante is not a kind of a scald. ; $context$ = sent1: the liniment is not a kind of a stretching and is a reallocation. sent2: something is not a scald if it is postmillennial a threaded. sent3: if the liniment is not a stretching and is a reallocation then it is not a single. sent4: that the afterbirth is not a scald is correct. sent5: if something is a kind of a threaded then the fact that it does not genuflect limbus and it is not postmillennial is wrong. sent6: the fact that if the evangelist is a kind of a reallocation that the debutante is a stretching hold is true. sent7: if the debutante is a stretching it is a threaded and not single. sent8: the debutante is not a kind of a threaded. sent9: if something is a kind of postmillennial thing that does genuflect limbus then the fact that it is not a scald is right. sent10: the kaleidoscope is postmillennial and it is a kind of a millenarian. sent11: the evangelist is not a kind of a single. sent12: the evangelist is postmillennial. sent13: the printing is postmillennial. sent14: if the frank is not a single or not a scald or both the fact that it does not thread is not wrong. sent15: The fact that the limbus does genuflect evangelist is right. sent16: the debutante does not thread if the evangelist does not scald. sent17: the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right. sent18: the evangelist is acquisitive. sent19: the evangelist does not scald if it is a reallocation and it is not a stretching. sent20: if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded. sent21: the debutante is not a kind of a scald if it is postmillennial and it genuflects limbus. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the evangelist is postmillennial.
[ "the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right.", "if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded." ]
[ "The person who preaches is postmillennial.", "The person who preaches is a postmillennial." ]
The person who preaches is postmillennial.
the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right.
the debutante is not a kind of a scald.
sent1: the liniment is not a kind of a stretching and is a reallocation. sent2: something is not a scald if it is postmillennial a threaded. sent3: if the liniment is not a stretching and is a reallocation then it is not a single. sent4: that the afterbirth is not a scald is correct. sent5: if something is a kind of a threaded then the fact that it does not genuflect limbus and it is not postmillennial is wrong. sent6: the fact that if the evangelist is a kind of a reallocation that the debutante is a stretching hold is true. sent7: if the debutante is a stretching it is a threaded and not single. sent8: the debutante is not a kind of a threaded. sent9: if something is a kind of postmillennial thing that does genuflect limbus then the fact that it is not a scald is right. sent10: the kaleidoscope is postmillennial and it is a kind of a millenarian. sent11: the evangelist is not a kind of a single. sent12: the evangelist is postmillennial. sent13: the printing is postmillennial. sent14: if the frank is not a single or not a scald or both the fact that it does not thread is not wrong. sent15: The fact that the limbus does genuflect evangelist is right. sent16: the debutante does not thread if the evangelist does not scald. sent17: the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right. sent18: the evangelist is acquisitive. sent19: the evangelist does not scald if it is a reallocation and it is not a stretching. sent20: if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded. sent21: the debutante is not a kind of a scald if it is postmillennial and it genuflects limbus.
¬{D}{b}
sent1: (¬{F}{d} & {G}{d}) sent2: (x): ({A}x & {C}x) -> ¬{D}x sent3: (¬{F}{d} & {G}{d}) -> ¬{E}{d} sent4: ¬{D}{dh} sent5: (x): {C}x -> ¬(¬{B}x & ¬{A}x) sent6: {G}{a} -> {F}{b} sent7: {F}{b} -> ({C}{b} & ¬{E}{b}) sent8: ¬{C}{b} sent9: (x): ({A}x & {B}x) -> ¬{D}x sent10: ({A}{ip} & {EL}{ip}) sent11: ¬{E}{a} sent12: {A}{a} sent13: {A}{ge} sent14: (¬{E}{r} v ¬{D}{r}) -> ¬{C}{r} sent15: {AA}{aa} sent16: ¬{D}{a} -> ¬{C}{b} sent17: {B}{a} sent18: {EJ}{a} sent19: ({G}{a} & ¬{F}{a}) -> ¬{D}{a} sent20: (x): ({A}x & {B}x) -> ¬{C}x sent21: ({A}{b} & {B}{b}) -> ¬{D}{b}
[ "sent12 & sent17 -> int1: the evangelist is not non-postmillennial and does genuflect limbus.; sent20 -> int2: if the evangelist is postmillennial and genuflects limbus then the fact that it is not a kind of a threaded hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the evangelist is not a threaded.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent12 & sent17 -> int1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}); sent20 -> int2: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) -> ¬{C}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬{C}{a};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
18
0
18
the debutante is a scald.
{D}{b}
7
[ "sent3 & sent1 -> int4: the liniment is not single.; int4 -> int5: there exists something such that it is not single.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the debutante is not a kind of a scald. ; $context$ = sent1: the liniment is not a kind of a stretching and is a reallocation. sent2: something is not a scald if it is postmillennial a threaded. sent3: if the liniment is not a stretching and is a reallocation then it is not a single. sent4: that the afterbirth is not a scald is correct. sent5: if something is a kind of a threaded then the fact that it does not genuflect limbus and it is not postmillennial is wrong. sent6: the fact that if the evangelist is a kind of a reallocation that the debutante is a stretching hold is true. sent7: if the debutante is a stretching it is a threaded and not single. sent8: the debutante is not a kind of a threaded. sent9: if something is a kind of postmillennial thing that does genuflect limbus then the fact that it is not a scald is right. sent10: the kaleidoscope is postmillennial and it is a kind of a millenarian. sent11: the evangelist is not a kind of a single. sent12: the evangelist is postmillennial. sent13: the printing is postmillennial. sent14: if the frank is not a single or not a scald or both the fact that it does not thread is not wrong. sent15: The fact that the limbus does genuflect evangelist is right. sent16: the debutante does not thread if the evangelist does not scald. sent17: the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right. sent18: the evangelist is acquisitive. sent19: the evangelist does not scald if it is a reallocation and it is not a stretching. sent20: if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded. sent21: the debutante is not a kind of a scald if it is postmillennial and it genuflects limbus. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the evangelist is postmillennial.
[ "the fact that the evangelist does genuflect limbus is right.", "if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded." ]
[ "The person who preaches is postmillennial.", "The person who preaches is a postmillennial." ]
The person who preaches is a postmillennial.
if a postmillennial thing does genuflect limbus then it is not a threaded.
the fact that the genuflecting construction happens is not wrong.
sent1: if that the fact that the grounding occurs but the endowment does not occur is wrong is right then the grounding does not occur. sent2: the finalizing Hebbel happens if the finalizing racing occurs. sent3: if the grounding does not occur then not the finalizing enamel but the inserting happens. sent4: that the goring occurs is true. sent5: the armament occurs. sent6: that the enthroning occurs is correct. sent7: the genuflecting construction happens if the Platonicness occurs. sent8: the unawareness and the finalizing daintiness happens if the finalizing enamel does not occur. sent9: if the measuring occurs then the gore does not occur. sent10: the penumbralness happens and the bicker happens. sent11: the nonrandomness happens and the conductance happens. sent12: that the framing happens prevents that the unlawfulness does not occur. sent13: the fact that the grounds but not the endowment occurs is false. sent14: both the anadromousness and the measure happens if the finalizing chopsteak does not occur. sent15: that the unawareness occurs and the gore does not occur prevents the Platonicness. sent16: the foliateness prevents that the spousalness does not occur. sent17: the butterfly occurs. sent18: that if the unlawfulness occurs then the genuflecting scrum does not occur and the finalizing chopsteak does not occur is not incorrect. sent19: that the genuflecting construction does not occur is caused by that the Platonicness does not occur.
{C}
sent1: ¬({K} & ¬{P}) -> ¬{K} sent2: {DS} -> {IG} sent3: ¬{K} -> (¬{I} & {J}) sent4: {B} sent5: {AS} sent6: {CC} sent7: {A} -> {C} sent8: ¬{I} -> ({D} & {F}) sent9: {E} -> ¬{B} sent10: ({BM} & {JK}) sent11: ({FR} & {DU}) sent12: {N} -> {M} sent13: ¬({K} & ¬{P}) sent14: ¬{H} -> ({G} & {E}) sent15: ({D} & ¬{B}) -> ¬{A} sent16: {IS} -> {GO} sent17: {CQ} sent18: {M} -> (¬{L} & ¬{H}) sent19: ¬{A} -> ¬{C}
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
2
null
18
0
18
the genuflecting construction does not occur.
¬{C}
10
[ "sent1 & sent13 -> int1: the grounds does not occur.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: not the finalizing enamel but the insert happens.; int2 -> int3: the finalizing enamel does not occur.; sent8 & int3 -> int4: the unawareness happens and the finalizing daintiness happens.; int4 -> int5: the unawareness happens.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the genuflecting construction happens is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: if that the fact that the grounding occurs but the endowment does not occur is wrong is right then the grounding does not occur. sent2: the finalizing Hebbel happens if the finalizing racing occurs. sent3: if the grounding does not occur then not the finalizing enamel but the inserting happens. sent4: that the goring occurs is true. sent5: the armament occurs. sent6: that the enthroning occurs is correct. sent7: the genuflecting construction happens if the Platonicness occurs. sent8: the unawareness and the finalizing daintiness happens if the finalizing enamel does not occur. sent9: if the measuring occurs then the gore does not occur. sent10: the penumbralness happens and the bicker happens. sent11: the nonrandomness happens and the conductance happens. sent12: that the framing happens prevents that the unlawfulness does not occur. sent13: the fact that the grounds but not the endowment occurs is false. sent14: both the anadromousness and the measure happens if the finalizing chopsteak does not occur. sent15: that the unawareness occurs and the gore does not occur prevents the Platonicness. sent16: the foliateness prevents that the spousalness does not occur. sent17: the butterfly occurs. sent18: that if the unlawfulness occurs then the genuflecting scrum does not occur and the finalizing chopsteak does not occur is not incorrect. sent19: that the genuflecting construction does not occur is caused by that the Platonicness does not occur. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the foliateness prevents that the spousalness does not occur.
[ "that the enthroning occurs is correct." ]
[ "the foliateness prevents that the spousalness does not occur." ]
the foliateness prevents that the spousalness does not occur.
that the enthroning occurs is correct.
the subcompact is inexcusable.
sent1: if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable. sent2: if the fact that something is interlinear and it is inexcusable is incorrect then it is not pectic. sent3: if the NMR is both not a Castillian and not pectic it is not branchy. sent4: the subcompact is not afferent and not pectic. sent5: that the subcompact genuflects Nigerian and is pancreatic is not right. sent6: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then it is non-pectic. sent7: the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache. sent8: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then the fact that it is interlinear thing that is tasteless is false. sent9: that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false. sent10: that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear. sent11: the butty does not genuflect Nigerian. sent12: the diastema does not genuflect Nigerian.
{D}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬({A}x & {C}x) -> ¬{D}x sent2: (x): ¬({B}x & {D}x) -> ¬{AA}x sent3: (¬{BR}{dd} & ¬{AA}{dd}) -> ¬{AK}{dd} sent4: (¬{JI}{a} & ¬{AA}{a}) sent5: ¬({C}{a} & {FN}{a}) sent6: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬{AA}x sent7: (¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent8: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬({B}x & {E}x) sent9: (¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a} sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬({A}x & {C}x) sent11: ¬{C}{et} sent12: ¬{C}{gk}
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the subcompact is not interlinear.; sent10 -> int2: if the subcompact is not interlinear then the fact that it is an expert and does genuflect Nigerian does not hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the subcompact is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is false.; sent1 -> int4: if the fact that the subcompact is an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not true it is not inexcusable.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: ¬{B}{a}; sent10 -> int2: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}); int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}); sent1 -> int4: ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}) -> ¬{D}{a}; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the subcompact is inexcusable.
{D}{a}
7
[ "sent8 -> int5: the fact that the necktie is both interlinear and tasteless is incorrect if it does not genuflect Nigerian.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the subcompact is inexcusable. ; $context$ = sent1: if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable. sent2: if the fact that something is interlinear and it is inexcusable is incorrect then it is not pectic. sent3: if the NMR is both not a Castillian and not pectic it is not branchy. sent4: the subcompact is not afferent and not pectic. sent5: that the subcompact genuflects Nigerian and is pancreatic is not right. sent6: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then it is non-pectic. sent7: the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache. sent8: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then the fact that it is interlinear thing that is tasteless is false. sent9: that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false. sent10: that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear. sent11: the butty does not genuflect Nigerian. sent12: the diastema does not genuflect Nigerian. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the subcompact is not interlinear.; sent10 -> int2: if the subcompact is not interlinear then the fact that it is an expert and does genuflect Nigerian does not hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the subcompact is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is false.; sent1 -> int4: if the fact that the subcompact is an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not true it is not inexcusable.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false.
[ "the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache.", "that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear.", "if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable." ]
[ "If the subcompact is non-pectic, it is not false.", "If the subcompact is a non-pectic thing, it is not false.", "If the subcompact is non-pectic, it's not false." ]
If the subcompact is non-pectic, it is not false.
the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache.
the subcompact is inexcusable.
sent1: if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable. sent2: if the fact that something is interlinear and it is inexcusable is incorrect then it is not pectic. sent3: if the NMR is both not a Castillian and not pectic it is not branchy. sent4: the subcompact is not afferent and not pectic. sent5: that the subcompact genuflects Nigerian and is pancreatic is not right. sent6: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then it is non-pectic. sent7: the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache. sent8: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then the fact that it is interlinear thing that is tasteless is false. sent9: that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false. sent10: that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear. sent11: the butty does not genuflect Nigerian. sent12: the diastema does not genuflect Nigerian.
{D}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬({A}x & {C}x) -> ¬{D}x sent2: (x): ¬({B}x & {D}x) -> ¬{AA}x sent3: (¬{BR}{dd} & ¬{AA}{dd}) -> ¬{AK}{dd} sent4: (¬{JI}{a} & ¬{AA}{a}) sent5: ¬({C}{a} & {FN}{a}) sent6: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬{AA}x sent7: (¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent8: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬({B}x & {E}x) sent9: (¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a} sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬({A}x & {C}x) sent11: ¬{C}{et} sent12: ¬{C}{gk}
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the subcompact is not interlinear.; sent10 -> int2: if the subcompact is not interlinear then the fact that it is an expert and does genuflect Nigerian does not hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the subcompact is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is false.; sent1 -> int4: if the fact that the subcompact is an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not true it is not inexcusable.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: ¬{B}{a}; sent10 -> int2: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}); int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}); sent1 -> int4: ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}) -> ¬{D}{a}; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the subcompact is inexcusable.
{D}{a}
7
[ "sent8 -> int5: the fact that the necktie is both interlinear and tasteless is incorrect if it does not genuflect Nigerian.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the subcompact is inexcusable. ; $context$ = sent1: if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable. sent2: if the fact that something is interlinear and it is inexcusable is incorrect then it is not pectic. sent3: if the NMR is both not a Castillian and not pectic it is not branchy. sent4: the subcompact is not afferent and not pectic. sent5: that the subcompact genuflects Nigerian and is pancreatic is not right. sent6: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then it is non-pectic. sent7: the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache. sent8: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then the fact that it is interlinear thing that is tasteless is false. sent9: that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false. sent10: that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear. sent11: the butty does not genuflect Nigerian. sent12: the diastema does not genuflect Nigerian. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the subcompact is not interlinear.; sent10 -> int2: if the subcompact is not interlinear then the fact that it is an expert and does genuflect Nigerian does not hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the subcompact is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is false.; sent1 -> int4: if the fact that the subcompact is an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not true it is not inexcusable.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false.
[ "the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache.", "that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear.", "if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable." ]
[ "If the subcompact is non-pectic, it is not false.", "If the subcompact is a non-pectic thing, it is not false.", "If the subcompact is non-pectic, it's not false." ]
If the subcompact is a non-pectic thing, it is not false.
that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear.
the subcompact is inexcusable.
sent1: if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable. sent2: if the fact that something is interlinear and it is inexcusable is incorrect then it is not pectic. sent3: if the NMR is both not a Castillian and not pectic it is not branchy. sent4: the subcompact is not afferent and not pectic. sent5: that the subcompact genuflects Nigerian and is pancreatic is not right. sent6: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then it is non-pectic. sent7: the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache. sent8: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then the fact that it is interlinear thing that is tasteless is false. sent9: that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false. sent10: that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear. sent11: the butty does not genuflect Nigerian. sent12: the diastema does not genuflect Nigerian.
{D}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬({A}x & {C}x) -> ¬{D}x sent2: (x): ¬({B}x & {D}x) -> ¬{AA}x sent3: (¬{BR}{dd} & ¬{AA}{dd}) -> ¬{AK}{dd} sent4: (¬{JI}{a} & ¬{AA}{a}) sent5: ¬({C}{a} & {FN}{a}) sent6: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬{AA}x sent7: (¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent8: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬({B}x & {E}x) sent9: (¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a} sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬({A}x & {C}x) sent11: ¬{C}{et} sent12: ¬{C}{gk}
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the subcompact is not interlinear.; sent10 -> int2: if the subcompact is not interlinear then the fact that it is an expert and does genuflect Nigerian does not hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the subcompact is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is false.; sent1 -> int4: if the fact that the subcompact is an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not true it is not inexcusable.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: ¬{B}{a}; sent10 -> int2: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}); int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}); sent1 -> int4: ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}) -> ¬{D}{a}; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
8
0
8
the subcompact is inexcusable.
{D}{a}
7
[ "sent8 -> int5: the fact that the necktie is both interlinear and tasteless is incorrect if it does not genuflect Nigerian.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the subcompact is inexcusable. ; $context$ = sent1: if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable. sent2: if the fact that something is interlinear and it is inexcusable is incorrect then it is not pectic. sent3: if the NMR is both not a Castillian and not pectic it is not branchy. sent4: the subcompact is not afferent and not pectic. sent5: that the subcompact genuflects Nigerian and is pancreatic is not right. sent6: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then it is non-pectic. sent7: the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache. sent8: if something does not genuflect Nigerian then the fact that it is interlinear thing that is tasteless is false. sent9: that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false. sent10: that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear. sent11: the butty does not genuflect Nigerian. sent12: the diastema does not genuflect Nigerian. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the subcompact is not interlinear.; sent10 -> int2: if the subcompact is not interlinear then the fact that it is an expert and does genuflect Nigerian does not hold.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the subcompact is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is false.; sent1 -> int4: if the fact that the subcompact is an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not true it is not inexcusable.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
that the subcompact is not interlinear if the subcompact is non-pectic thing that does not genuflect huisache is not false.
[ "the subcompact is not pectic and it does not genuflect huisache.", "that something is an expert and it does genuflect Nigerian is wrong if it is not interlinear.", "if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable." ]
[ "If the subcompact is non-pectic, it is not false.", "If the subcompact is a non-pectic thing, it is not false.", "If the subcompact is non-pectic, it's not false." ]
If the subcompact is non-pectic, it's not false.
if the fact that something is a kind of an expert that genuflects Nigerian is not right it is excusable.
the recalculation happens.
sent1: the fact that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur does not hold if the enforcement happens. sent2: the recalculation is prevented by that the nonabsorbentness does not occur. sent3: the finalizing sharpness does not occur. sent4: if that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur is not correct then the fact that the nonabsorbentness does not occur is correct. sent5: that the genuflecting giant occurs and the genuflecting setup happens does not hold if the parliamentariness does not occur. sent6: if the finalizing sharpness occurs that not the perfection but the haggling happens is not true. sent7: not the disbandment but the RF happens if the freelancing does not occur. sent8: if the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs then the bibliopolicness does not occur. sent9: that the parliamentariness occurs is prevented by that the administrativeness does not occur but the nightwork occurs. sent10: both the non-administrativeness and the nightwork occurs if the road occurs. sent11: if that both the genuflecting giant and the genuflecting setup occurs does not hold then the genuflecting setup does not occur. sent12: that the genuflecting setup does not occur triggers that the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs. sent13: the non-bibliopolicness and/or that the freelanceness does not occur brings about the freelancenessness. sent14: if the quiver occurs the enforcement occurs. sent15: the perfection occurs. sent16: the fact that the perfection occurs but the finalizing sharpness does not occur is incorrect if the recalculation does not occur. sent17: that the nonabsorbentness does not occur triggers that the penetration and the recalculation happens. sent18: both the quivering and the arboricalness happens if the offside does not occur. sent19: if the disbandment does not occur but the RF occurs then the offsideness does not occur.
{A}
sent1: {E} -> ¬(¬{C} & ¬{D}) sent2: ¬{B} -> ¬{A} sent3: ¬{AB} sent4: ¬(¬{C} & ¬{D}) -> ¬{B} sent5: ¬{Q} -> ¬({P} & {O}) sent6: {AB} -> ¬(¬{AA} & {U}) sent7: ¬{K} -> (¬{I} & {J}) sent8: ({N} & ¬{L}) -> ¬{M} sent9: (¬{R} & {S}) -> ¬{Q} sent10: {T} -> (¬{R} & {S}) sent11: ¬({P} & {O}) -> ¬{O} sent12: ¬{O} -> ({N} & ¬{L}) sent13: (¬{M} v ¬{K}) -> ¬{K} sent14: {F} -> {E} sent15: {AA} sent16: ¬{A} -> ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent17: ¬{B} -> ({DN} & {A}) sent18: ¬{H} -> ({F} & {G}) sent19: (¬{I} & {J}) -> ¬{H}
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the recalculation does not occur.; sent16 & assump1 -> int1: the fact that the perfection occurs and the finalizing sharpness does not occur is not true.; sent15 & sent3 -> int2: the perfection happens and the finalizing sharpness does not occur.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "void -> assump1: ¬{A}; sent16 & assump1 -> int1: ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}); sent15 & sent3 -> int2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}); int1 & int2 -> int3: #F#; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
16
0
16
the penetration occurs.
{DN}
5
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the recalculation happens. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur does not hold if the enforcement happens. sent2: the recalculation is prevented by that the nonabsorbentness does not occur. sent3: the finalizing sharpness does not occur. sent4: if that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur is not correct then the fact that the nonabsorbentness does not occur is correct. sent5: that the genuflecting giant occurs and the genuflecting setup happens does not hold if the parliamentariness does not occur. sent6: if the finalizing sharpness occurs that not the perfection but the haggling happens is not true. sent7: not the disbandment but the RF happens if the freelancing does not occur. sent8: if the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs then the bibliopolicness does not occur. sent9: that the parliamentariness occurs is prevented by that the administrativeness does not occur but the nightwork occurs. sent10: both the non-administrativeness and the nightwork occurs if the road occurs. sent11: if that both the genuflecting giant and the genuflecting setup occurs does not hold then the genuflecting setup does not occur. sent12: that the genuflecting setup does not occur triggers that the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs. sent13: the non-bibliopolicness and/or that the freelanceness does not occur brings about the freelancenessness. sent14: if the quiver occurs the enforcement occurs. sent15: the perfection occurs. sent16: the fact that the perfection occurs but the finalizing sharpness does not occur is incorrect if the recalculation does not occur. sent17: that the nonabsorbentness does not occur triggers that the penetration and the recalculation happens. sent18: both the quivering and the arboricalness happens if the offside does not occur. sent19: if the disbandment does not occur but the RF occurs then the offsideness does not occur. ; $proof$ =
void -> assump1: Let's assume that the recalculation does not occur.; sent16 & assump1 -> int1: the fact that the perfection occurs and the finalizing sharpness does not occur is not true.; sent15 & sent3 -> int2: the perfection happens and the finalizing sharpness does not occur.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the perfection occurs but the finalizing sharpness does not occur is incorrect if the recalculation does not occur.
[ "the perfection occurs.", "the finalizing sharpness does not occur." ]
[ "The fact that the final sharpness is not perfect is incorrect.", "The fact that the final sharpness does not occur is incorrect." ]
The fact that the final sharpness is not perfect is incorrect.
the perfection occurs.
the recalculation happens.
sent1: the fact that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur does not hold if the enforcement happens. sent2: the recalculation is prevented by that the nonabsorbentness does not occur. sent3: the finalizing sharpness does not occur. sent4: if that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur is not correct then the fact that the nonabsorbentness does not occur is correct. sent5: that the genuflecting giant occurs and the genuflecting setup happens does not hold if the parliamentariness does not occur. sent6: if the finalizing sharpness occurs that not the perfection but the haggling happens is not true. sent7: not the disbandment but the RF happens if the freelancing does not occur. sent8: if the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs then the bibliopolicness does not occur. sent9: that the parliamentariness occurs is prevented by that the administrativeness does not occur but the nightwork occurs. sent10: both the non-administrativeness and the nightwork occurs if the road occurs. sent11: if that both the genuflecting giant and the genuflecting setup occurs does not hold then the genuflecting setup does not occur. sent12: that the genuflecting setup does not occur triggers that the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs. sent13: the non-bibliopolicness and/or that the freelanceness does not occur brings about the freelancenessness. sent14: if the quiver occurs the enforcement occurs. sent15: the perfection occurs. sent16: the fact that the perfection occurs but the finalizing sharpness does not occur is incorrect if the recalculation does not occur. sent17: that the nonabsorbentness does not occur triggers that the penetration and the recalculation happens. sent18: both the quivering and the arboricalness happens if the offside does not occur. sent19: if the disbandment does not occur but the RF occurs then the offsideness does not occur.
{A}
sent1: {E} -> ¬(¬{C} & ¬{D}) sent2: ¬{B} -> ¬{A} sent3: ¬{AB} sent4: ¬(¬{C} & ¬{D}) -> ¬{B} sent5: ¬{Q} -> ¬({P} & {O}) sent6: {AB} -> ¬(¬{AA} & {U}) sent7: ¬{K} -> (¬{I} & {J}) sent8: ({N} & ¬{L}) -> ¬{M} sent9: (¬{R} & {S}) -> ¬{Q} sent10: {T} -> (¬{R} & {S}) sent11: ¬({P} & {O}) -> ¬{O} sent12: ¬{O} -> ({N} & ¬{L}) sent13: (¬{M} v ¬{K}) -> ¬{K} sent14: {F} -> {E} sent15: {AA} sent16: ¬{A} -> ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent17: ¬{B} -> ({DN} & {A}) sent18: ¬{H} -> ({F} & {G}) sent19: (¬{I} & {J}) -> ¬{H}
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the recalculation does not occur.; sent16 & assump1 -> int1: the fact that the perfection occurs and the finalizing sharpness does not occur is not true.; sent15 & sent3 -> int2: the perfection happens and the finalizing sharpness does not occur.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "void -> assump1: ¬{A}; sent16 & assump1 -> int1: ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}); sent15 & sent3 -> int2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}); int1 & int2 -> int3: #F#; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
16
0
16
the penetration occurs.
{DN}
5
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the recalculation happens. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur does not hold if the enforcement happens. sent2: the recalculation is prevented by that the nonabsorbentness does not occur. sent3: the finalizing sharpness does not occur. sent4: if that the genuflecting neatness does not occur and the jumping does not occur is not correct then the fact that the nonabsorbentness does not occur is correct. sent5: that the genuflecting giant occurs and the genuflecting setup happens does not hold if the parliamentariness does not occur. sent6: if the finalizing sharpness occurs that not the perfection but the haggling happens is not true. sent7: not the disbandment but the RF happens if the freelancing does not occur. sent8: if the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs then the bibliopolicness does not occur. sent9: that the parliamentariness occurs is prevented by that the administrativeness does not occur but the nightwork occurs. sent10: both the non-administrativeness and the nightwork occurs if the road occurs. sent11: if that both the genuflecting giant and the genuflecting setup occurs does not hold then the genuflecting setup does not occur. sent12: that the genuflecting setup does not occur triggers that the anticyclone but not the genuflecting LCD occurs. sent13: the non-bibliopolicness and/or that the freelanceness does not occur brings about the freelancenessness. sent14: if the quiver occurs the enforcement occurs. sent15: the perfection occurs. sent16: the fact that the perfection occurs but the finalizing sharpness does not occur is incorrect if the recalculation does not occur. sent17: that the nonabsorbentness does not occur triggers that the penetration and the recalculation happens. sent18: both the quivering and the arboricalness happens if the offside does not occur. sent19: if the disbandment does not occur but the RF occurs then the offsideness does not occur. ; $proof$ =
void -> assump1: Let's assume that the recalculation does not occur.; sent16 & assump1 -> int1: the fact that the perfection occurs and the finalizing sharpness does not occur is not true.; sent15 & sent3 -> int2: the perfection happens and the finalizing sharpness does not occur.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the perfection occurs but the finalizing sharpness does not occur is incorrect if the recalculation does not occur.
[ "the perfection occurs.", "the finalizing sharpness does not occur." ]
[ "The fact that the final sharpness is not perfect is incorrect.", "The fact that the final sharpness does not occur is incorrect." ]
The fact that the final sharpness does not occur is incorrect.
the finalizing sharpness does not occur.
the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong.
sent1: the finalizing romper and/or the finalizing turnip occurs. sent2: that the thwack happens and the economicalness does not occur is not true. sent3: if not the saltation but the coloring lysogeny occurs then the thwack does not occur. sent4: the saltation is prevented by the finalizing turnip. sent5: the self-help occurs. sent6: that the ohmicness does not occur and the coloring gesture does not occur is not true. sent7: that the alligator does not occur triggers that the coloring lysogeny and the emitting occurs. sent8: that not the thwack but the economicalness occurs does not hold. sent9: the saltation does not occur if the finalizing romper occurs. sent10: that the da'wah happens is right. sent11: the fact that the coloring lysogeny does not occur and the finalizing world-weariness does not occur is not right. sent12: if the self-help happens the fact that the thwack happens and the economicalness does not occur is not correct. sent13: if the fact that the stumbling occurs hold then the fact that the animatingness does not occur and the weeds does not occur is not right. sent14: the fact that the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong if the self-help occurs is not wrong. sent15: the fact that not the thwack but the economicalness occurs is incorrect if the self-help happens. sent16: the finalizing reverse occurs.
¬(¬{AA} & ¬{AB})
sent1: ({G} v {H}) sent2: ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent3: (¬{B} & {C}) -> ¬{AA} sent4: {H} -> ¬{B} sent5: {A} sent6: ¬(¬{FF} & ¬{DJ}) sent7: ¬{I} -> ({C} & {F}) sent8: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) sent9: {G} -> ¬{B} sent10: {DK} sent11: ¬(¬{C} & ¬{HL}) sent12: {A} -> ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent13: {AU} -> ¬(¬{FG} & ¬{IE}) sent14: {A} -> ¬(¬{AA} & ¬{AB}) sent15: {A} -> ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) sent16: {GJ}
[ "sent14 & sent5 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent14 & sent5 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
1
1
14
0
14
the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur.
(¬{AA} & ¬{AB})
6
[ "sent1 & sent9 & sent4 -> int1: the saltation does not occur.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: the finalizing romper and/or the finalizing turnip occurs. sent2: that the thwack happens and the economicalness does not occur is not true. sent3: if not the saltation but the coloring lysogeny occurs then the thwack does not occur. sent4: the saltation is prevented by the finalizing turnip. sent5: the self-help occurs. sent6: that the ohmicness does not occur and the coloring gesture does not occur is not true. sent7: that the alligator does not occur triggers that the coloring lysogeny and the emitting occurs. sent8: that not the thwack but the economicalness occurs does not hold. sent9: the saltation does not occur if the finalizing romper occurs. sent10: that the da'wah happens is right. sent11: the fact that the coloring lysogeny does not occur and the finalizing world-weariness does not occur is not right. sent12: if the self-help happens the fact that the thwack happens and the economicalness does not occur is not correct. sent13: if the fact that the stumbling occurs hold then the fact that the animatingness does not occur and the weeds does not occur is not right. sent14: the fact that the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong if the self-help occurs is not wrong. sent15: the fact that not the thwack but the economicalness occurs is incorrect if the self-help happens. sent16: the finalizing reverse occurs. ; $proof$ =
sent14 & sent5 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong if the self-help occurs is not wrong.
[ "the self-help occurs." ]
[ "the fact that the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong if the self-help occurs is not wrong." ]
the fact that the fact that the thwack does not occur and the economicalness does not occur is wrong if the self-help occurs is not wrong.
the self-help occurs.
the unperceptiveness happens.
sent1: if the unionness does not occur the coloring kernite does not occur and the spectroscopy does not occur. sent2: the apposition happens. sent3: the fugalness occurs. sent4: the oversleeping climber happens. sent5: if the coloring kernite does not occur then the intemperance and/or the will happens. sent6: the avoiding and the non-sanitariness occurs. sent7: if the unperceptiveness does not occur that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not true. sent8: the softening happens and the Saturnalia does not occur. sent9: the Methodistsness happens. sent10: if the inoperableness occurs then the undulatoriness but not the dimpling happens. sent11: the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent12: the intemperance occurs. sent13: if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent14: the fertilization does not occur. sent15: that the apposition occurs and the plunk does not occur is not correct. sent16: the union happens. sent17: if the specialization occurs then the foreclosure but not the discussion occurs. sent18: the countermine happens. sent19: that the intemperance occurs prevents the oversleeping Plutarch. sent20: if the vulcanizing happens then the action but not the anaphrodisiacness occurs. sent21: that the genuflecting technetium occurs but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur. sent22: that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch happens is not right.
{A}
sent1: ¬{F} -> (¬{D} & ¬{E}) sent2: {HU} sent3: {HK} sent4: {HC} sent5: ¬{D} -> ({B} v {C}) sent6: ({IM} & ¬{BO}) sent7: ¬{A} -> ¬({AA} & {AB}) sent8: ({T} & ¬{BE}) sent9: {S} sent10: {GF} -> ({HH} & ¬{FH}) sent11: ¬{AB} sent12: {B} sent13: {B} -> ({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent14: ¬{EP} sent15: ¬({HU} & ¬{HA}) sent16: {F} sent17: {EQ} -> ({CU} & ¬{I}) sent18: {AU} sent19: {B} -> ¬{AB} sent20: {CE} -> ({IG} & ¬{AQ}) sent21: ¬{A} -> ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent22: ¬({AA} & {AB})
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the unperceptiveness does not occur.; sent21 & assump1 -> int1: that the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not correct.; sent13 & sent12 -> int2: the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch happens.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "void -> assump1: ¬{A}; sent21 & assump1 -> int1: ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}); sent13 & sent12 -> int2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}); int1 & int2 -> int3: #F#; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
19
0
19
the unperceptiveness does not occur.
¬{A}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the unperceptiveness happens. ; $context$ = sent1: if the unionness does not occur the coloring kernite does not occur and the spectroscopy does not occur. sent2: the apposition happens. sent3: the fugalness occurs. sent4: the oversleeping climber happens. sent5: if the coloring kernite does not occur then the intemperance and/or the will happens. sent6: the avoiding and the non-sanitariness occurs. sent7: if the unperceptiveness does not occur that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not true. sent8: the softening happens and the Saturnalia does not occur. sent9: the Methodistsness happens. sent10: if the inoperableness occurs then the undulatoriness but not the dimpling happens. sent11: the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent12: the intemperance occurs. sent13: if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent14: the fertilization does not occur. sent15: that the apposition occurs and the plunk does not occur is not correct. sent16: the union happens. sent17: if the specialization occurs then the foreclosure but not the discussion occurs. sent18: the countermine happens. sent19: that the intemperance occurs prevents the oversleeping Plutarch. sent20: if the vulcanizing happens then the action but not the anaphrodisiacness occurs. sent21: that the genuflecting technetium occurs but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur. sent22: that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch happens is not right. ; $proof$ =
void -> assump1: Let's assume that the unperceptiveness does not occur.; sent21 & assump1 -> int1: that the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not correct.; sent13 & sent12 -> int2: the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch happens.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
that the genuflecting technetium occurs but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur.
[ "if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur.", "the intemperance occurs." ]
[ "The oversleeping Plutarch is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur.", "If the unperceptiveness does not occur, the oversleeping Plutarch is not true." ]
The oversleeping Plutarch is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur.
if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur.
the unperceptiveness happens.
sent1: if the unionness does not occur the coloring kernite does not occur and the spectroscopy does not occur. sent2: the apposition happens. sent3: the fugalness occurs. sent4: the oversleeping climber happens. sent5: if the coloring kernite does not occur then the intemperance and/or the will happens. sent6: the avoiding and the non-sanitariness occurs. sent7: if the unperceptiveness does not occur that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not true. sent8: the softening happens and the Saturnalia does not occur. sent9: the Methodistsness happens. sent10: if the inoperableness occurs then the undulatoriness but not the dimpling happens. sent11: the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent12: the intemperance occurs. sent13: if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent14: the fertilization does not occur. sent15: that the apposition occurs and the plunk does not occur is not correct. sent16: the union happens. sent17: if the specialization occurs then the foreclosure but not the discussion occurs. sent18: the countermine happens. sent19: that the intemperance occurs prevents the oversleeping Plutarch. sent20: if the vulcanizing happens then the action but not the anaphrodisiacness occurs. sent21: that the genuflecting technetium occurs but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur. sent22: that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch happens is not right.
{A}
sent1: ¬{F} -> (¬{D} & ¬{E}) sent2: {HU} sent3: {HK} sent4: {HC} sent5: ¬{D} -> ({B} v {C}) sent6: ({IM} & ¬{BO}) sent7: ¬{A} -> ¬({AA} & {AB}) sent8: ({T} & ¬{BE}) sent9: {S} sent10: {GF} -> ({HH} & ¬{FH}) sent11: ¬{AB} sent12: {B} sent13: {B} -> ({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent14: ¬{EP} sent15: ¬({HU} & ¬{HA}) sent16: {F} sent17: {EQ} -> ({CU} & ¬{I}) sent18: {AU} sent19: {B} -> ¬{AB} sent20: {CE} -> ({IG} & ¬{AQ}) sent21: ¬{A} -> ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent22: ¬({AA} & {AB})
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the unperceptiveness does not occur.; sent21 & assump1 -> int1: that the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not correct.; sent13 & sent12 -> int2: the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch happens.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "void -> assump1: ¬{A}; sent21 & assump1 -> int1: ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}); sent13 & sent12 -> int2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}); int1 & int2 -> int3: #F#; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
19
0
19
the unperceptiveness does not occur.
¬{A}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the unperceptiveness happens. ; $context$ = sent1: if the unionness does not occur the coloring kernite does not occur and the spectroscopy does not occur. sent2: the apposition happens. sent3: the fugalness occurs. sent4: the oversleeping climber happens. sent5: if the coloring kernite does not occur then the intemperance and/or the will happens. sent6: the avoiding and the non-sanitariness occurs. sent7: if the unperceptiveness does not occur that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not true. sent8: the softening happens and the Saturnalia does not occur. sent9: the Methodistsness happens. sent10: if the inoperableness occurs then the undulatoriness but not the dimpling happens. sent11: the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent12: the intemperance occurs. sent13: if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur. sent14: the fertilization does not occur. sent15: that the apposition occurs and the plunk does not occur is not correct. sent16: the union happens. sent17: if the specialization occurs then the foreclosure but not the discussion occurs. sent18: the countermine happens. sent19: that the intemperance occurs prevents the oversleeping Plutarch. sent20: if the vulcanizing happens then the action but not the anaphrodisiacness occurs. sent21: that the genuflecting technetium occurs but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur. sent22: that the genuflecting technetium and the oversleeping Plutarch happens is not right. ; $proof$ =
void -> assump1: Let's assume that the unperceptiveness does not occur.; sent21 & assump1 -> int1: that the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch occurs is not correct.; sent13 & sent12 -> int2: the genuflecting technetium but not the oversleeping Plutarch happens.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
that the genuflecting technetium occurs but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur.
[ "if the intemperance happens then the genuflecting technetium happens but the oversleeping Plutarch does not occur.", "the intemperance occurs." ]
[ "The oversleeping Plutarch is not true if the unperceptiveness does not occur.", "If the unperceptiveness does not occur, the oversleeping Plutarch is not true." ]
If the unperceptiveness does not occur, the oversleeping Plutarch is not true.
the intemperance occurs.
the crane is occupational.
sent1: the swaggerer finalizes vulcanization. sent2: if there exists something such that it does finalize vulcanization and it is a kind of a syllable the crane is not occupational. sent3: the flow is not impressive and not a revenuer. sent4: the fact that something does finalize vulcanization but it is not a syllable is wrong if it is a tusker. sent5: the jellaba does finalize vulcanization and it is a syllable. sent6: the jellaba does finalize vulcanization. sent7: the jellaba is not a blinded. sent8: the fact that the flow genuflects Montanan but it is not mucopurulent is false if it is serial. sent9: the flow is mucopurulent if that it genuflects Montanan and is not mucopurulent does not hold. sent10: the flow is a serial if it is a kind of unimpressive thing that is not a kind of a revenuer.
{C}{a}
sent1: {A}{gj} sent2: (x): ({A}x & {B}x) -> ¬{C}{a} sent3: (¬{H}{hs} & ¬{G}{hs}) sent4: (x): {D}x -> ¬({A}x & ¬{B}x) sent5: ({A}{aa} & {B}{aa}) sent6: {A}{aa} sent7: ¬{IU}{aa} sent8: {F}{hs} -> ¬({E}{hs} & ¬{FR}{hs}) sent9: ¬({E}{hs} & ¬{FR}{hs}) -> {FR}{hs} sent10: (¬{H}{hs} & ¬{G}{hs}) -> {F}{hs}
[ "sent5 -> int1: something finalizes vulcanization and is a syllable.; int1 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: (Ex): ({A}x & {B}x); int1 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
8
0
8
the flow is mucopurulent and finalizes vulcanization.
({FR}{hs} & {A}{hs})
6
[ "sent10 & sent3 -> int2: the flow is a serial.; sent8 & int2 -> int3: that the flow does genuflect Montanan and is not mucopurulent does not hold.; sent9 & int3 -> int4: the flow is mucopurulent.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the crane is occupational. ; $context$ = sent1: the swaggerer finalizes vulcanization. sent2: if there exists something such that it does finalize vulcanization and it is a kind of a syllable the crane is not occupational. sent3: the flow is not impressive and not a revenuer. sent4: the fact that something does finalize vulcanization but it is not a syllable is wrong if it is a tusker. sent5: the jellaba does finalize vulcanization and it is a syllable. sent6: the jellaba does finalize vulcanization. sent7: the jellaba is not a blinded. sent8: the fact that the flow genuflects Montanan but it is not mucopurulent is false if it is serial. sent9: the flow is mucopurulent if that it genuflects Montanan and is not mucopurulent does not hold. sent10: the flow is a serial if it is a kind of unimpressive thing that is not a kind of a revenuer. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: something finalizes vulcanization and is a syllable.; int1 & sent2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the jellaba does finalize vulcanization and it is a syllable.
[ "if there exists something such that it does finalize vulcanization and it is a kind of a syllable the crane is not occupational." ]
[ "the jellaba does finalize vulcanization and it is a syllable." ]
the jellaba does finalize vulcanization and it is a syllable.
if there exists something such that it does finalize vulcanization and it is a kind of a syllable the crane is not occupational.
the lip is splenic and a horizontal.
sent1: the lip is not a aleph-null if it is not a fancy and/or it is not euphemistic. sent2: the conduit is not an operator if it does not color trumpetwood and/or it is non-euphemistic. sent3: the fact that the lip finalizes turnip and it is a kind of a grudging is wrong if it is not a aleph-null. sent4: the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both. sent5: if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect.
({C}{a} & {A}{a})
sent1: (¬{AA}{a} v ¬{AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a} sent2: (¬{FU}{bg} v ¬{AB}{bg}) -> ¬{FA}{bg} sent3: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({DA}{a} & {FR}{a}) sent4: (¬{AA}{a} v ¬{AB}{a}) sent5: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({C}{a} & {A}{a})
[ "sent1 & sent4 -> int1: the lip is not a aleph-null.; int1 & sent5 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 & sent4 -> int1: ¬{B}{a}; int1 & sent5 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
2
0
2
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the lip is splenic and a horizontal. ; $context$ = sent1: the lip is not a aleph-null if it is not a fancy and/or it is not euphemistic. sent2: the conduit is not an operator if it does not color trumpetwood and/or it is non-euphemistic. sent3: the fact that the lip finalizes turnip and it is a kind of a grudging is wrong if it is not a aleph-null. sent4: the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both. sent5: if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect. ; $proof$ =
sent1 & sent4 -> int1: the lip is not a aleph-null.; int1 & sent5 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the lip is not a aleph-null if it is not a fancy and/or it is not euphemistic.
[ "the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both.", "if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect." ]
[ "If the lip is not fancy and not euphemistic, it is not a aleph-null.", "If it is not fancy and not euphemistic, the lip is not a aleph-null." ]
If the lip is not fancy and not euphemistic, it is not a aleph-null.
the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both.
the lip is splenic and a horizontal.
sent1: the lip is not a aleph-null if it is not a fancy and/or it is not euphemistic. sent2: the conduit is not an operator if it does not color trumpetwood and/or it is non-euphemistic. sent3: the fact that the lip finalizes turnip and it is a kind of a grudging is wrong if it is not a aleph-null. sent4: the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both. sent5: if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect.
({C}{a} & {A}{a})
sent1: (¬{AA}{a} v ¬{AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a} sent2: (¬{FU}{bg} v ¬{AB}{bg}) -> ¬{FA}{bg} sent3: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({DA}{a} & {FR}{a}) sent4: (¬{AA}{a} v ¬{AB}{a}) sent5: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬({C}{a} & {A}{a})
[ "sent1 & sent4 -> int1: the lip is not a aleph-null.; int1 & sent5 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 & sent4 -> int1: ¬{B}{a}; int1 & sent5 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
2
0
2
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the lip is splenic and a horizontal. ; $context$ = sent1: the lip is not a aleph-null if it is not a fancy and/or it is not euphemistic. sent2: the conduit is not an operator if it does not color trumpetwood and/or it is non-euphemistic. sent3: the fact that the lip finalizes turnip and it is a kind of a grudging is wrong if it is not a aleph-null. sent4: the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both. sent5: if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect. ; $proof$ =
sent1 & sent4 -> int1: the lip is not a aleph-null.; int1 & sent5 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the lip is not a aleph-null if it is not a fancy and/or it is not euphemistic.
[ "the lip is non-fancy or it is not euphemistic or both.", "if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect." ]
[ "If the lip is not fancy and not euphemistic, it is not a aleph-null.", "If it is not fancy and not euphemistic, the lip is not a aleph-null." ]
If it is not fancy and not euphemistic, the lip is not a aleph-null.
if the lip is not a aleph-null that it is splenic and it is a kind of a horizontal is incorrect.
the kernite is not prosthodontics and it is not a kind of a Dipylon.
sent1: the Salvadoran is Dantean if the parlor is livable. sent2: the kernite is a kind of a sparkle. sent3: the kernite colors kernite or it does color reeler or both. sent4: something is not prosthodontics if it colors kernite and/or it does color reeler. sent5: the kernite is not choleraic. sent6: there exists something such that that it genuflects Turk's-cap and is not a kiaat does not hold. sent7: if something colors kernite that it is not Dipylon is not false. sent8: the kernite is not an excuse. sent9: the fact that the parlor is livable if there is something such that the fact that it genuflects Agamemnon and genuflects Turk's-cap is not true is correct. sent10: there exists nothing that does genuflect Agamemnon and does genuflect Turk's-cap. sent11: the kernite is not prosthodontics if it does color reeler. sent12: the peafowl does not genuflect Turk's-cap and is a concert-goer. sent13: the kernite is not an excuse but it is Dantean. sent14: the goatsucker is Dipylon. sent15: if the kernite finalizes majors then it is not a Gazella. sent16: the parlor is not livable and does genuflect Agamemnon if it does not genuflect Turk's-cap. sent17: if something is Dantean then that it is an excuse but not Dipylon is false. sent18: something is not prosthodontics if that it colors reeler is not false. sent19: the kernite is not Dipylon if it is an excuse and it is Dantean.
(¬{B}{aa} & ¬{A}{aa})
sent1: {E}{b} -> {D}{a} sent2: {EI}{aa} sent3: ({AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) sent4: (x): ({AA}x v {AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent5: ¬{DI}{aa} sent6: (Ex): ¬({G}x & ¬{I}x) sent7: (x): {AA}x -> ¬{A}x sent8: ¬{C}{aa} sent9: (x): ¬({F}x & {G}x) -> {E}{b} sent10: (x): ¬({F}x & {G}x) sent11: {AB}{aa} -> ¬{B}{aa} sent12: (¬{G}{hj} & {IA}{hj}) sent13: (¬{C}{aa} & {D}{aa}) sent14: {A}{fg} sent15: {FN}{aa} -> ¬{DG}{aa} sent16: ¬{G}{b} -> (¬{E}{b} & {F}{b}) sent17: (x): {D}x -> ¬({C}x & ¬{A}x) sent18: (x): {AB}x -> ¬{B}x sent19: ({C}{aa} & {D}{aa}) -> ¬{A}{aa}
[ "sent4 -> int1: the kernite is not prosthodontics if it either colors kernite or colors reeler or both.; int1 & sent3 -> int2: the kernite is not prosthodontics.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent4 -> int1: ({AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) -> ¬{B}{aa}; int1 & sent3 -> int2: ¬{B}{aa};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
16
0
16
the fact that the Turk's-cap is prosthodontics is wrong.
¬{B}{hm}
7
[ "sent17 -> int3: the fact that that the Salvadoran is an excuse that is not a Dipylon is not wrong does not hold if it is Dantean.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the kernite is not prosthodontics and it is not a kind of a Dipylon. ; $context$ = sent1: the Salvadoran is Dantean if the parlor is livable. sent2: the kernite is a kind of a sparkle. sent3: the kernite colors kernite or it does color reeler or both. sent4: something is not prosthodontics if it colors kernite and/or it does color reeler. sent5: the kernite is not choleraic. sent6: there exists something such that that it genuflects Turk's-cap and is not a kiaat does not hold. sent7: if something colors kernite that it is not Dipylon is not false. sent8: the kernite is not an excuse. sent9: the fact that the parlor is livable if there is something such that the fact that it genuflects Agamemnon and genuflects Turk's-cap is not true is correct. sent10: there exists nothing that does genuflect Agamemnon and does genuflect Turk's-cap. sent11: the kernite is not prosthodontics if it does color reeler. sent12: the peafowl does not genuflect Turk's-cap and is a concert-goer. sent13: the kernite is not an excuse but it is Dantean. sent14: the goatsucker is Dipylon. sent15: if the kernite finalizes majors then it is not a Gazella. sent16: the parlor is not livable and does genuflect Agamemnon if it does not genuflect Turk's-cap. sent17: if something is Dantean then that it is an excuse but not Dipylon is false. sent18: something is not prosthodontics if that it colors reeler is not false. sent19: the kernite is not Dipylon if it is an excuse and it is Dantean. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
something is not prosthodontics if it colors kernite and/or it does color reeler.
[ "the kernite colors kernite or it does color reeler or both." ]
[ "something is not prosthodontics if it colors kernite and/or it does color reeler." ]
something is not prosthodontics if it colors kernite and/or it does color reeler.
the kernite colors kernite or it does color reeler or both.
the Statehouse is a kind of a Kentucky.
sent1: the page colors Burundi and it finalizes spiel if the banger is not a cling. sent2: the Statehouse is an enormity if that that either the skua is not a kind of an enormity or it is a Kentucky or both is not right is not wrong. sent3: the skua is an enormity. sent4: the fact that the Statehouse is a Kentucky is true if that the skua is a subscription is correct. sent5: the fact that something is not an enormity and/or it is a Kentucky does not hold if it is not a subscription.
{C}{b}
sent1: ¬{F}{d} -> ({E}{c} & {D}{c}) sent2: ¬(¬{B}{a} v {C}{a}) -> {B}{b} sent3: {B}{a} sent4: {A}{a} -> {C}{b} sent5: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{B}x v {C}x)
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
2
null
4
0
4
that the Statehouse is an enormity is true.
{B}{b}
7
[ "sent5 -> int1: if the skua is not a subscription then that it either is not an enormity or is a kind of a Kentucky or both is not correct.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the Statehouse is a kind of a Kentucky. ; $context$ = sent1: the page colors Burundi and it finalizes spiel if the banger is not a cling. sent2: the Statehouse is an enormity if that that either the skua is not a kind of an enormity or it is a Kentucky or both is not right is not wrong. sent3: the skua is an enormity. sent4: the fact that the Statehouse is a Kentucky is true if that the skua is a subscription is correct. sent5: the fact that something is not an enormity and/or it is a Kentucky does not hold if it is not a subscription. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the Statehouse is a Kentucky is true if that the skua is a subscription is correct.
[ "the Statehouse is an enormity if that that either the skua is not a kind of an enormity or it is a Kentucky or both is not right is not wrong." ]
[ "the fact that the Statehouse is a Kentucky is true if that the skua is a subscription is correct." ]
the fact that the Statehouse is a Kentucky is true if that the skua is a subscription is correct.
the Statehouse is an enormity if that that either the skua is not a kind of an enormity or it is a Kentucky or both is not right is not wrong.
the pornography does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur.
sent1: that the Hunt does not occur and the finalizing enfeoffment occurs is false if the resizing occurs. sent2: if that the bicentennialness happens is not wrong the pornography does not occur. sent3: that the scamper occurs and the coloring NLP does not occur prevents that the flurry happens. sent4: that the scamper does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur leads to that the pornography occurs. sent5: the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur. sent6: if the coloring NLP does not occur that the scamper does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur is correct. sent7: the flurrying happens. sent8: that not the shrugging but the bisontineness occurs is not right. sent9: if the flurry happens that both the bicentennialness and the tickling occurs is false. sent10: the cock-a-doodle-doo occurs. sent11: the fact that the pornography does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur is not right if the flurry does not occur. sent12: the bagatelle happens. sent13: that the popping does not occur but the penetrating occurs is not true if the tapering happens. sent14: the fact that the bicentennial does not occur but the tickle occurs is not true if the flurry occurs. sent15: the fact that that both the bicentennialness and the tickling happens does not hold hold.
(¬{B} & ¬{C})
sent1: {AG} -> ¬(¬{ER} & {HG}) sent2: {AA} -> ¬{B} sent3: ({D} & ¬{E}) -> ¬{A} sent4: (¬{D} & ¬{C}) -> {B} sent5: ¬{C} sent6: ¬{E} -> (¬{D} & ¬{C}) sent7: {A} sent8: ¬(¬{EP} & {DC}) sent9: {A} -> ¬({AA} & {AB}) sent10: {FG} sent11: ¬{A} -> ¬(¬{B} & ¬{C}) sent12: {FL} sent13: {JD} -> ¬(¬{CL} & {CP}) sent14: {A} -> ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) sent15: ¬({AA} & {AB})
[ "sent14 & sent7 -> int1: the fact that the fact that the non-bicentennialness and the tickling happens is incorrect hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent14 & sent7 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB});" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
12
0
12
that the pornography does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur is incorrect.
¬(¬{B} & ¬{C})
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the pornography does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: that the Hunt does not occur and the finalizing enfeoffment occurs is false if the resizing occurs. sent2: if that the bicentennialness happens is not wrong the pornography does not occur. sent3: that the scamper occurs and the coloring NLP does not occur prevents that the flurry happens. sent4: that the scamper does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur leads to that the pornography occurs. sent5: the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur. sent6: if the coloring NLP does not occur that the scamper does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur is correct. sent7: the flurrying happens. sent8: that not the shrugging but the bisontineness occurs is not right. sent9: if the flurry happens that both the bicentennialness and the tickling occurs is false. sent10: the cock-a-doodle-doo occurs. sent11: the fact that the pornography does not occur and the finalizing Pepto-bismal does not occur is not right if the flurry does not occur. sent12: the bagatelle happens. sent13: that the popping does not occur but the penetrating occurs is not true if the tapering happens. sent14: the fact that the bicentennial does not occur but the tickle occurs is not true if the flurry occurs. sent15: the fact that that both the bicentennialness and the tickling happens does not hold hold. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the bicentennial does not occur but the tickle occurs is not true if the flurry occurs.
[ "the flurrying happens." ]
[ "the fact that the bicentennial does not occur but the tickle occurs is not true if the flurry occurs." ]
the fact that the bicentennial does not occur but the tickle occurs is not true if the flurry occurs.
the flurrying happens.
that the skull does genuflect Oliver is correct.
sent1: the railing is a aliquant if it is a Pollux. sent2: the chopsteak does not finalize primo. sent3: something is not allopatric if it is not a cleaning and it does finalize primo. sent4: the railing does finalize primo if the delineation does finalize primo. sent5: if the fact that the undesirable is both a criminalization and not a cryptograph is false the delineation does finalize primo. sent6: the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo. sent7: the chopsteak is allopatric if it genuflects chopsteak and finalizes primo. sent8: the skull is allopatric. sent9: that something is a criminalization and not a cryptograph is not correct if it does color powerhouse. sent10: the fact that the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver and it does not genuflect chopsteak is not right if there is something such that it is not allopatric. sent11: the railing is a Pollux. sent12: if the chopsteak does sever but it is not a criminalization that it is allopatric is correct. sent13: if the skull does finalize primo the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver. sent14: the delineation does genuflect Oliver. sent15: something is not cleaning if that it is a aliquant hold. sent16: the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent17: the chopsteak finalizes refractory but it does not finalize reverse. sent18: everything colors powerhouse. sent19: if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric. sent20: the skull does not genuflect chopsteak if the chopsteak is allopatric. sent21: the skull does not finalize primo if the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent22: the chopsteak is not allopatric if that the skull does genuflect Oliver is not incorrect.
{A}{a}
sent1: {J}{c} -> {H}{c} sent2: ¬{D}{b} sent3: (x): (¬{E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{B}x sent4: {D}{d} -> {D}{c} sent5: ¬({F}{e} & ¬{G}{e}) -> {D}{d} sent6: ({C}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) sent7: ({C}{b} & {D}{b}) -> {B}{b} sent8: {B}{a} sent9: (x): {I}x -> ¬({F}x & ¬{G}x) sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{A}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent11: {J}{c} sent12: ({HH}{b} & ¬{F}{b}) -> {B}{b} sent13: {D}{a} -> ¬{A}{b} sent14: {A}{d} sent15: (x): {H}x -> ¬{E}x sent16: {A}{b} sent17: ({CT}{b} & ¬{CF}{b}) sent18: (x): {I}x sent19: ({C}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) -> {B}{b} sent20: {B}{b} -> ¬{C}{a} sent21: {A}{b} -> ¬{D}{a} sent22: {A}{a} -> ¬{B}{b}
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the skull does genuflect Oliver.; sent22 & assump1 -> int1: that the chopsteak is not allopatric is not wrong.; sent19 & sent6 -> int2: the chopsteak is allopatric.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "void -> assump1: {A}{a}; sent22 & assump1 -> int1: ¬{B}{b}; sent19 & sent6 -> int2: {B}{b}; int1 & int2 -> int3: #F#; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
19
0
19
the skull does genuflect Oliver.
{A}{a}
12
[ "sent3 -> int4: the railing is not allopatric if it does not clean and it does finalize primo.; sent15 -> int5: if the fact that the railing is a aliquant is not false then it is not a cleaning.; sent11 & sent1 -> int6: the railing is a aliquant.; int5 & int6 -> int7: the railing is non-cleaning.; sent9 -> int8: the fact that the boom is a criminalization but it is not a cryptograph is false if it does color powerhouse.; sent18 -> int9: the boom does color powerhouse.; int8 & int9 -> int10: that the boom is a kind of a criminalization but it is not a kind of a cryptograph is not true.; int10 -> int11: there exists nothing such that it is a criminalization and is not a cryptograph.; int11 -> int12: that the undesirable is a kind of a criminalization but it is not a kind of a cryptograph is not correct.; sent5 & int12 -> int13: that the delineation does finalize primo is correct.; int13 & sent4 -> int14: the railing does finalize primo.; int7 & int14 -> int15: the railing does not clean but it does finalize primo.; int4 & int15 -> int16: the railing is not allopatric.; int16 -> int17: there are non-allopatric things.; sent10 & int17 -> int18: that the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver and does not genuflect chopsteak is not right.; int18 -> int19: there is something such that that it does not genuflect Oliver and it does not genuflect chopsteak does not hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that the skull does genuflect Oliver is correct. ; $context$ = sent1: the railing is a aliquant if it is a Pollux. sent2: the chopsteak does not finalize primo. sent3: something is not allopatric if it is not a cleaning and it does finalize primo. sent4: the railing does finalize primo if the delineation does finalize primo. sent5: if the fact that the undesirable is both a criminalization and not a cryptograph is false the delineation does finalize primo. sent6: the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo. sent7: the chopsteak is allopatric if it genuflects chopsteak and finalizes primo. sent8: the skull is allopatric. sent9: that something is a criminalization and not a cryptograph is not correct if it does color powerhouse. sent10: the fact that the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver and it does not genuflect chopsteak is not right if there is something such that it is not allopatric. sent11: the railing is a Pollux. sent12: if the chopsteak does sever but it is not a criminalization that it is allopatric is correct. sent13: if the skull does finalize primo the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver. sent14: the delineation does genuflect Oliver. sent15: something is not cleaning if that it is a aliquant hold. sent16: the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent17: the chopsteak finalizes refractory but it does not finalize reverse. sent18: everything colors powerhouse. sent19: if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric. sent20: the skull does not genuflect chopsteak if the chopsteak is allopatric. sent21: the skull does not finalize primo if the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent22: the chopsteak is not allopatric if that the skull does genuflect Oliver is not incorrect. ; $proof$ =
void -> assump1: Let's assume that the skull does genuflect Oliver.; sent22 & assump1 -> int1: that the chopsteak is not allopatric is not wrong.; sent19 & sent6 -> int2: the chopsteak is allopatric.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the chopsteak is not allopatric if that the skull does genuflect Oliver is not incorrect.
[ "if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric.", "the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo." ]
[ "If Oliver is correct, the chopsteak is not allopatric.", "The chopsteak is not allopatric if the skull is correct." ]
If Oliver is correct, the chopsteak is not allopatric.
if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric.
that the skull does genuflect Oliver is correct.
sent1: the railing is a aliquant if it is a Pollux. sent2: the chopsteak does not finalize primo. sent3: something is not allopatric if it is not a cleaning and it does finalize primo. sent4: the railing does finalize primo if the delineation does finalize primo. sent5: if the fact that the undesirable is both a criminalization and not a cryptograph is false the delineation does finalize primo. sent6: the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo. sent7: the chopsteak is allopatric if it genuflects chopsteak and finalizes primo. sent8: the skull is allopatric. sent9: that something is a criminalization and not a cryptograph is not correct if it does color powerhouse. sent10: the fact that the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver and it does not genuflect chopsteak is not right if there is something such that it is not allopatric. sent11: the railing is a Pollux. sent12: if the chopsteak does sever but it is not a criminalization that it is allopatric is correct. sent13: if the skull does finalize primo the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver. sent14: the delineation does genuflect Oliver. sent15: something is not cleaning if that it is a aliquant hold. sent16: the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent17: the chopsteak finalizes refractory but it does not finalize reverse. sent18: everything colors powerhouse. sent19: if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric. sent20: the skull does not genuflect chopsteak if the chopsteak is allopatric. sent21: the skull does not finalize primo if the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent22: the chopsteak is not allopatric if that the skull does genuflect Oliver is not incorrect.
{A}{a}
sent1: {J}{c} -> {H}{c} sent2: ¬{D}{b} sent3: (x): (¬{E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{B}x sent4: {D}{d} -> {D}{c} sent5: ¬({F}{e} & ¬{G}{e}) -> {D}{d} sent6: ({C}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) sent7: ({C}{b} & {D}{b}) -> {B}{b} sent8: {B}{a} sent9: (x): {I}x -> ¬({F}x & ¬{G}x) sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{A}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent11: {J}{c} sent12: ({HH}{b} & ¬{F}{b}) -> {B}{b} sent13: {D}{a} -> ¬{A}{b} sent14: {A}{d} sent15: (x): {H}x -> ¬{E}x sent16: {A}{b} sent17: ({CT}{b} & ¬{CF}{b}) sent18: (x): {I}x sent19: ({C}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) -> {B}{b} sent20: {B}{b} -> ¬{C}{a} sent21: {A}{b} -> ¬{D}{a} sent22: {A}{a} -> ¬{B}{b}
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the skull does genuflect Oliver.; sent22 & assump1 -> int1: that the chopsteak is not allopatric is not wrong.; sent19 & sent6 -> int2: the chopsteak is allopatric.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "void -> assump1: {A}{a}; sent22 & assump1 -> int1: ¬{B}{b}; sent19 & sent6 -> int2: {B}{b}; int1 & int2 -> int3: #F#; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
19
0
19
the skull does genuflect Oliver.
{A}{a}
12
[ "sent3 -> int4: the railing is not allopatric if it does not clean and it does finalize primo.; sent15 -> int5: if the fact that the railing is a aliquant is not false then it is not a cleaning.; sent11 & sent1 -> int6: the railing is a aliquant.; int5 & int6 -> int7: the railing is non-cleaning.; sent9 -> int8: the fact that the boom is a criminalization but it is not a cryptograph is false if it does color powerhouse.; sent18 -> int9: the boom does color powerhouse.; int8 & int9 -> int10: that the boom is a kind of a criminalization but it is not a kind of a cryptograph is not true.; int10 -> int11: there exists nothing such that it is a criminalization and is not a cryptograph.; int11 -> int12: that the undesirable is a kind of a criminalization but it is not a kind of a cryptograph is not correct.; sent5 & int12 -> int13: that the delineation does finalize primo is correct.; int13 & sent4 -> int14: the railing does finalize primo.; int7 & int14 -> int15: the railing does not clean but it does finalize primo.; int4 & int15 -> int16: the railing is not allopatric.; int16 -> int17: there are non-allopatric things.; sent10 & int17 -> int18: that the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver and does not genuflect chopsteak is not right.; int18 -> int19: there is something such that that it does not genuflect Oliver and it does not genuflect chopsteak does not hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that the skull does genuflect Oliver is correct. ; $context$ = sent1: the railing is a aliquant if it is a Pollux. sent2: the chopsteak does not finalize primo. sent3: something is not allopatric if it is not a cleaning and it does finalize primo. sent4: the railing does finalize primo if the delineation does finalize primo. sent5: if the fact that the undesirable is both a criminalization and not a cryptograph is false the delineation does finalize primo. sent6: the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo. sent7: the chopsteak is allopatric if it genuflects chopsteak and finalizes primo. sent8: the skull is allopatric. sent9: that something is a criminalization and not a cryptograph is not correct if it does color powerhouse. sent10: the fact that the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver and it does not genuflect chopsteak is not right if there is something such that it is not allopatric. sent11: the railing is a Pollux. sent12: if the chopsteak does sever but it is not a criminalization that it is allopatric is correct. sent13: if the skull does finalize primo the chopsteak does not genuflect Oliver. sent14: the delineation does genuflect Oliver. sent15: something is not cleaning if that it is a aliquant hold. sent16: the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent17: the chopsteak finalizes refractory but it does not finalize reverse. sent18: everything colors powerhouse. sent19: if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric. sent20: the skull does not genuflect chopsteak if the chopsteak is allopatric. sent21: the skull does not finalize primo if the chopsteak genuflects Oliver. sent22: the chopsteak is not allopatric if that the skull does genuflect Oliver is not incorrect. ; $proof$ =
void -> assump1: Let's assume that the skull does genuflect Oliver.; sent22 & assump1 -> int1: that the chopsteak is not allopatric is not wrong.; sent19 & sent6 -> int2: the chopsteak is allopatric.; int1 & int2 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the chopsteak is not allopatric if that the skull does genuflect Oliver is not incorrect.
[ "if the chopsteak does genuflect chopsteak but it does not finalize primo it is allopatric.", "the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo." ]
[ "If Oliver is correct, the chopsteak is not allopatric.", "The chopsteak is not allopatric if the skull is correct." ]
The chopsteak is not allopatric if the skull is correct.
the chopsteak genuflects chopsteak but it does not finalize primo.
that the darter does color moonwort and it is a Gielgud is not correct.
sent1: the darter colors moonwort and finalizes slippered. sent2: the Angus does bum. sent3: the fact that that the darter colors moonwort and is a Gielgud is not correct hold if the scuffer does not finalize slippered. sent4: the darter oversleeps descriptor. sent5: if there is something such that the fact that it is not a dot-com and it does not color lancet is not right then the Doctor is a dot-com. sent6: something that does bum is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard. sent7: the senega genuflects endomorph if it does finalize slippered. sent8: if the senega colors moonwort then it is unsatisfactory. sent9: the Doctor bums if the fact that the Angus bums is right. sent10: if something is a dot-com it is unsatisfactory. sent11: there is something such that that it is not a kind of a dot-com and does not color lancet is not true. sent12: something does not finalize exchanged and is a Atlas if it does pry. sent13: the darter is unsatisfactory. sent14: if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud. sent15: if something that does not finalize exchanged is a kind of a Atlas then it is broadband. sent16: that if something is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard it pries is right.
¬({A}{a} & {C}{a})
sent1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) sent2: {L}{d} sent3: ¬{B}{b} -> ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}) sent4: {JH}{a} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{I}x & ¬{N}x) -> {I}{c} sent6: (x): {L}x -> ({K}x & ¬{J}x) sent7: {B}{gp} -> {DP}{gp} sent8: {A}{gp} -> {D}{gp} sent9: {L}{d} -> {L}{c} sent10: (x): {I}x -> {D}x sent11: (Ex): ¬(¬{I}x & ¬{N}x) sent12: (x): {H}x -> (¬{F}x & {G}x) sent13: {D}{a} sent14: {D}{a} -> {C}{a} sent15: (x): (¬{F}x & {G}x) -> {E}x sent16: (x): ({K}x & ¬{J}x) -> {H}x
[ "sent1 -> int1: the darter does color moonwort.; sent14 & sent13 -> int2: the darter is a Gielgud.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent14 & sent13 -> int2: {C}{a}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
13
0
13
the senega is unsatisfactory.
{D}{gp}
5
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that the darter does color moonwort and it is a Gielgud is not correct. ; $context$ = sent1: the darter colors moonwort and finalizes slippered. sent2: the Angus does bum. sent3: the fact that that the darter colors moonwort and is a Gielgud is not correct hold if the scuffer does not finalize slippered. sent4: the darter oversleeps descriptor. sent5: if there is something such that the fact that it is not a dot-com and it does not color lancet is not right then the Doctor is a dot-com. sent6: something that does bum is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard. sent7: the senega genuflects endomorph if it does finalize slippered. sent8: if the senega colors moonwort then it is unsatisfactory. sent9: the Doctor bums if the fact that the Angus bums is right. sent10: if something is a dot-com it is unsatisfactory. sent11: there is something such that that it is not a kind of a dot-com and does not color lancet is not true. sent12: something does not finalize exchanged and is a Atlas if it does pry. sent13: the darter is unsatisfactory. sent14: if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud. sent15: if something that does not finalize exchanged is a kind of a Atlas then it is broadband. sent16: that if something is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard it pries is right. ; $proof$ =
sent1 -> int1: the darter does color moonwort.; sent14 & sent13 -> int2: the darter is a Gielgud.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the darter colors moonwort and finalizes slippered.
[ "if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud.", "the darter is unsatisfactory." ]
[ "The darter colors moonwort.", "The darter finishes slippered." ]
The darter colors moonwort.
if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud.
that the darter does color moonwort and it is a Gielgud is not correct.
sent1: the darter colors moonwort and finalizes slippered. sent2: the Angus does bum. sent3: the fact that that the darter colors moonwort and is a Gielgud is not correct hold if the scuffer does not finalize slippered. sent4: the darter oversleeps descriptor. sent5: if there is something such that the fact that it is not a dot-com and it does not color lancet is not right then the Doctor is a dot-com. sent6: something that does bum is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard. sent7: the senega genuflects endomorph if it does finalize slippered. sent8: if the senega colors moonwort then it is unsatisfactory. sent9: the Doctor bums if the fact that the Angus bums is right. sent10: if something is a dot-com it is unsatisfactory. sent11: there is something such that that it is not a kind of a dot-com and does not color lancet is not true. sent12: something does not finalize exchanged and is a Atlas if it does pry. sent13: the darter is unsatisfactory. sent14: if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud. sent15: if something that does not finalize exchanged is a kind of a Atlas then it is broadband. sent16: that if something is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard it pries is right.
¬({A}{a} & {C}{a})
sent1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) sent2: {L}{d} sent3: ¬{B}{b} -> ¬({A}{a} & {C}{a}) sent4: {JH}{a} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{I}x & ¬{N}x) -> {I}{c} sent6: (x): {L}x -> ({K}x & ¬{J}x) sent7: {B}{gp} -> {DP}{gp} sent8: {A}{gp} -> {D}{gp} sent9: {L}{d} -> {L}{c} sent10: (x): {I}x -> {D}x sent11: (Ex): ¬(¬{I}x & ¬{N}x) sent12: (x): {H}x -> (¬{F}x & {G}x) sent13: {D}{a} sent14: {D}{a} -> {C}{a} sent15: (x): (¬{F}x & {G}x) -> {E}x sent16: (x): ({K}x & ¬{J}x) -> {H}x
[ "sent1 -> int1: the darter does color moonwort.; sent14 & sent13 -> int2: the darter is a Gielgud.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent14 & sent13 -> int2: {C}{a}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
13
0
13
the senega is unsatisfactory.
{D}{gp}
5
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that the darter does color moonwort and it is a Gielgud is not correct. ; $context$ = sent1: the darter colors moonwort and finalizes slippered. sent2: the Angus does bum. sent3: the fact that that the darter colors moonwort and is a Gielgud is not correct hold if the scuffer does not finalize slippered. sent4: the darter oversleeps descriptor. sent5: if there is something such that the fact that it is not a dot-com and it does not color lancet is not right then the Doctor is a dot-com. sent6: something that does bum is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard. sent7: the senega genuflects endomorph if it does finalize slippered. sent8: if the senega colors moonwort then it is unsatisfactory. sent9: the Doctor bums if the fact that the Angus bums is right. sent10: if something is a dot-com it is unsatisfactory. sent11: there is something such that that it is not a kind of a dot-com and does not color lancet is not true. sent12: something does not finalize exchanged and is a Atlas if it does pry. sent13: the darter is unsatisfactory. sent14: if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud. sent15: if something that does not finalize exchanged is a kind of a Atlas then it is broadband. sent16: that if something is a Ebenaceae and is not a collard it pries is right. ; $proof$ =
sent1 -> int1: the darter does color moonwort.; sent14 & sent13 -> int2: the darter is a Gielgud.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the darter colors moonwort and finalizes slippered.
[ "if the darter is unsatisfactory then it is a kind of a Gielgud.", "the darter is unsatisfactory." ]
[ "The darter colors moonwort.", "The darter finishes slippered." ]
The darter finishes slippered.
the darter is unsatisfactory.
the psilomelane is offstage.
sent1: that the psilomelane is not Andorran or it is actable or both is not correct. sent2: if the fact that something is either not a squark or a gaff or both is wrong it sports. sent3: the psilomelane is Andorran if something is caryophyllaceous. sent4: something is not Homeric and is not a R if it does not oversleep Lipotyphla. sent5: if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold. sent6: the psilomelane does not oversleep Lipotyphla if the fact that it is a torturer and it is not local does not hold. sent7: if the fact that the fact that the psilomelane is a Andorran and/or resizes is not right hold then it is offstage. sent8: if something is not Homeric and is not a kind of a R then the fact that it is not caryophyllaceous hold. sent9: if the fact that something is not a kind of a Andorran and/or resizes does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong. sent10: the psilomelane is Andorran. sent11: that something is offstage hold if the fact that it is a kind of a Andorran or does resize or both is not correct. sent12: if something is not caryophyllaceous then the fact that it is not offstage is not false. sent13: there are caryophyllaceous things.
{B}{aa}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AQ}{aa}) sent2: (x): ¬(¬{GP}x v {DN}x) -> {HT}x sent3: (x): {A}x -> {AA}{aa} sent4: (x): ¬{E}x -> (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent5: (x): {A}x -> ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) sent6: ¬({G}{aa} & ¬{F}{aa}) -> ¬{E}{aa} sent7: ¬({AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa} sent8: (x): (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) -> ¬{A}x sent9: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x v {AB}x) -> {B}x sent10: {AA}{aa} sent11: (x): ¬({AA}x v {AB}x) -> {B}x sent12: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬{B}x sent13: (Ex): {A}x
[ "sent9 -> int1: the psilomelane is offstage if the fact that the fact that it is not a Andorran and/or it does resize hold does not hold.; sent13 & sent5 -> int2: the fact that either the psilomelane is not a kind of a Andorran or it does resize or both is incorrect.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent9 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent13 & sent5 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
10
0
10
the psilomelane is not offstage.
¬{B}{aa}
6
[ "sent12 -> int3: if the psilomelane is not caryophyllaceous the fact that it is not offstage hold.; sent8 -> int4: the psilomelane is not caryophyllaceous if it is not Homeric and not a R.; sent4 -> int5: if the psilomelane does not oversleep Lipotyphla then it is not Homeric and it is not a R.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the psilomelane is offstage. ; $context$ = sent1: that the psilomelane is not Andorran or it is actable or both is not correct. sent2: if the fact that something is either not a squark or a gaff or both is wrong it sports. sent3: the psilomelane is Andorran if something is caryophyllaceous. sent4: something is not Homeric and is not a R if it does not oversleep Lipotyphla. sent5: if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold. sent6: the psilomelane does not oversleep Lipotyphla if the fact that it is a torturer and it is not local does not hold. sent7: if the fact that the fact that the psilomelane is a Andorran and/or resizes is not right hold then it is offstage. sent8: if something is not Homeric and is not a kind of a R then the fact that it is not caryophyllaceous hold. sent9: if the fact that something is not a kind of a Andorran and/or resizes does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong. sent10: the psilomelane is Andorran. sent11: that something is offstage hold if the fact that it is a kind of a Andorran or does resize or both is not correct. sent12: if something is not caryophyllaceous then the fact that it is not offstage is not false. sent13: there are caryophyllaceous things. ; $proof$ =
sent9 -> int1: the psilomelane is offstage if the fact that the fact that it is not a Andorran and/or it does resize hold does not hold.; sent13 & sent5 -> int2: the fact that either the psilomelane is not a kind of a Andorran or it does resize or both is incorrect.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the fact that something is not a kind of a Andorran and/or resizes does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong.
[ "there are caryophyllaceous things.", "if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold." ]
[ "If the fact that something is not a kind of Andorran and/or resizings does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong.", "If the fact that something is not a kind of Andorran and/or resizings does not hold, then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong." ]
If the fact that something is not a kind of Andorran and/or resizings does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong.
there are caryophyllaceous things.
the psilomelane is offstage.
sent1: that the psilomelane is not Andorran or it is actable or both is not correct. sent2: if the fact that something is either not a squark or a gaff or both is wrong it sports. sent3: the psilomelane is Andorran if something is caryophyllaceous. sent4: something is not Homeric and is not a R if it does not oversleep Lipotyphla. sent5: if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold. sent6: the psilomelane does not oversleep Lipotyphla if the fact that it is a torturer and it is not local does not hold. sent7: if the fact that the fact that the psilomelane is a Andorran and/or resizes is not right hold then it is offstage. sent8: if something is not Homeric and is not a kind of a R then the fact that it is not caryophyllaceous hold. sent9: if the fact that something is not a kind of a Andorran and/or resizes does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong. sent10: the psilomelane is Andorran. sent11: that something is offstage hold if the fact that it is a kind of a Andorran or does resize or both is not correct. sent12: if something is not caryophyllaceous then the fact that it is not offstage is not false. sent13: there are caryophyllaceous things.
{B}{aa}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AQ}{aa}) sent2: (x): ¬(¬{GP}x v {DN}x) -> {HT}x sent3: (x): {A}x -> {AA}{aa} sent4: (x): ¬{E}x -> (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent5: (x): {A}x -> ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) sent6: ¬({G}{aa} & ¬{F}{aa}) -> ¬{E}{aa} sent7: ¬({AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa} sent8: (x): (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) -> ¬{A}x sent9: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x v {AB}x) -> {B}x sent10: {AA}{aa} sent11: (x): ¬({AA}x v {AB}x) -> {B}x sent12: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬{B}x sent13: (Ex): {A}x
[ "sent9 -> int1: the psilomelane is offstage if the fact that the fact that it is not a Andorran and/or it does resize hold does not hold.; sent13 & sent5 -> int2: the fact that either the psilomelane is not a kind of a Andorran or it does resize or both is incorrect.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent9 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}) -> {B}{aa}; sent13 & sent5 -> int2: ¬(¬{AA}{aa} v {AB}{aa}); int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
10
0
10
the psilomelane is not offstage.
¬{B}{aa}
6
[ "sent12 -> int3: if the psilomelane is not caryophyllaceous the fact that it is not offstage hold.; sent8 -> int4: the psilomelane is not caryophyllaceous if it is not Homeric and not a R.; sent4 -> int5: if the psilomelane does not oversleep Lipotyphla then it is not Homeric and it is not a R.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the psilomelane is offstage. ; $context$ = sent1: that the psilomelane is not Andorran or it is actable or both is not correct. sent2: if the fact that something is either not a squark or a gaff or both is wrong it sports. sent3: the psilomelane is Andorran if something is caryophyllaceous. sent4: something is not Homeric and is not a R if it does not oversleep Lipotyphla. sent5: if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold. sent6: the psilomelane does not oversleep Lipotyphla if the fact that it is a torturer and it is not local does not hold. sent7: if the fact that the fact that the psilomelane is a Andorran and/or resizes is not right hold then it is offstage. sent8: if something is not Homeric and is not a kind of a R then the fact that it is not caryophyllaceous hold. sent9: if the fact that something is not a kind of a Andorran and/or resizes does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong. sent10: the psilomelane is Andorran. sent11: that something is offstage hold if the fact that it is a kind of a Andorran or does resize or both is not correct. sent12: if something is not caryophyllaceous then the fact that it is not offstage is not false. sent13: there are caryophyllaceous things. ; $proof$ =
sent9 -> int1: the psilomelane is offstage if the fact that the fact that it is not a Andorran and/or it does resize hold does not hold.; sent13 & sent5 -> int2: the fact that either the psilomelane is not a kind of a Andorran or it does resize or both is incorrect.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the fact that something is not a kind of a Andorran and/or resizes does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong.
[ "there are caryophyllaceous things.", "if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold." ]
[ "If the fact that something is not a kind of Andorran and/or resizings does not hold then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong.", "If the fact that something is not a kind of Andorran and/or resizings does not hold, then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong." ]
If the fact that something is not a kind of Andorran and/or resizings does not hold, then the fact that it is offstage is not wrong.
if something is caryophyllaceous then that the psilomelane is not a Andorran and/or it resizes does not hold.
the plug-ugly is not unobvious.
sent1: the fact that the mastoidale is a totalitarian is correct. sent2: the purgative is not metastatic if there exists something such that that the fact that it does not color melodiousness and does not color downheartedness is right does not hold. sent3: the bentwood is not non-boronic. sent4: if the altazimuth discusses then the chopper is basophilic. sent5: something is not obvious if that it is boronic and it is a meal is incorrect. sent6: if the bentwood does not discuss then that the plug-ugly is not non-boronic but a meal does not hold. sent7: if the bentwood is a meal then the plug-ugly is obvious. sent8: if the mastoidale is totalitarian then that it does not color melodiousness and does not color downheartedness is wrong. sent9: the fact that the bentwood is not a kind of a Burnside is not wrong if that the altazimuth is not a kind of a hypertension and is a Burnside is not true. sent10: the bentwood is a kind of a Buddhist that is nonvolatile. sent11: if there exists something such that the fact that it is not metastatic is not incorrect that the Mackem is a sanguine and is a meed does not hold. sent12: the bentwood is a meal and boronic. sent13: if something is not a sanguine then it is a hypertension. sent14: something that is not a kind of a Burnside does not discuss. sent15: the fact that if there is something such that that it is a sanguine that is a meed is not correct then the mesoderm is not a kind of a sanguine is not wrong.
{C}{b}
sent1: {L}{g} sent2: (x): ¬(¬{J}x & ¬{K}x) -> ¬{H}{f} sent3: {B}{a} sent4: {D}{c} -> {AP}{hn} sent5: (x): ¬({B}x & {A}x) -> ¬{C}x sent6: ¬{D}{a} -> ¬({B}{b} & {A}{b}) sent7: {A}{a} -> {C}{b} sent8: {L}{g} -> ¬(¬{J}{g} & ¬{K}{g}) sent9: ¬(¬{F}{c} & {E}{c}) -> ¬{E}{a} sent10: ({EJ}{a} & {CI}{a}) sent11: (x): ¬{H}x -> ¬({G}{e} & {I}{e}) sent12: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) sent13: (x): ¬{G}x -> {F}x sent14: (x): ¬{E}x -> ¬{D}x sent15: (x): ¬({G}x & {I}x) -> ¬{G}{d}
[ "sent12 -> int1: the bentwood is a meal.; sent7 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent12 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent7 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
13
0
13
the plug-ugly is not obvious.
¬{C}{b}
14
[ "sent5 -> int2: if that the plug-ugly is a kind of boronic thing that is a meal is incorrect then it is not obvious.; sent14 -> int3: the bentwood does not discuss if it is not a kind of a Burnside.; sent13 -> int4: if the mesoderm is not a sanguine it is a hypertension.; sent8 & sent1 -> int5: that the mastoidale does not color melodiousness and it does not color downheartedness does not hold.; int5 -> int6: there exists something such that that it does not color melodiousness and it does not color downheartedness is incorrect.; int6 & sent2 -> int7: the purgative is not metastatic.; int7 -> int8: something is not metastatic.; int8 & sent11 -> int9: that the Mackem is a sanguine and is a meed is not correct.; int9 -> int10: there is something such that that it is a sanguine that is a meed is not right.; int10 & sent15 -> int11: the mesoderm is not a sanguine.; int4 & int11 -> int12: the mesoderm is a kind of a hypertension.; int12 -> int13: there is something such that it is a hypertension.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the plug-ugly is not unobvious. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the mastoidale is a totalitarian is correct. sent2: the purgative is not metastatic if there exists something such that that the fact that it does not color melodiousness and does not color downheartedness is right does not hold. sent3: the bentwood is not non-boronic. sent4: if the altazimuth discusses then the chopper is basophilic. sent5: something is not obvious if that it is boronic and it is a meal is incorrect. sent6: if the bentwood does not discuss then that the plug-ugly is not non-boronic but a meal does not hold. sent7: if the bentwood is a meal then the plug-ugly is obvious. sent8: if the mastoidale is totalitarian then that it does not color melodiousness and does not color downheartedness is wrong. sent9: the fact that the bentwood is not a kind of a Burnside is not wrong if that the altazimuth is not a kind of a hypertension and is a Burnside is not true. sent10: the bentwood is a kind of a Buddhist that is nonvolatile. sent11: if there exists something such that the fact that it is not metastatic is not incorrect that the Mackem is a sanguine and is a meed does not hold. sent12: the bentwood is a meal and boronic. sent13: if something is not a sanguine then it is a hypertension. sent14: something that is not a kind of a Burnside does not discuss. sent15: the fact that if there is something such that that it is a sanguine that is a meed is not correct then the mesoderm is not a kind of a sanguine is not wrong. ; $proof$ =
sent12 -> int1: the bentwood is a meal.; sent7 & int1 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the bentwood is a meal and boronic.
[ "if the bentwood is a meal then the plug-ugly is obvious." ]
[ "the bentwood is a meal and boronic." ]
the bentwood is a meal and boronic.
if the bentwood is a meal then the plug-ugly is obvious.
the ordinary is not a clashing.
sent1: the heath is a PIJ. sent2: the fact that the fern is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ does not hold if the ordinary wakes. sent3: the heath is not a wake. sent4: the curlew is not a PIJ. sent5: if the heath is a wake then the fact that the ordinary is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ is wrong. sent6: if the fern is an overkill the heath is not a PIJ and is questionable. sent7: if the heath wakes that the fern is a PIJ but it is not a clashing is not right. sent8: if the fern is a PIJ the fact that the heath is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent9: if the ordinary is a kind of a PIJ it clashes. sent10: the ordinary is unconditional. sent11: if the heath is a kind of a PIJ then that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent12: that that the heath is vagile thing that is non-likable is not true is not incorrect. sent13: if the fern does not wake then the ordinary does not clash. sent14: the ordinary is not southern. sent15: if the fact that the fern is a PIJ and is not southern does not hold then the heath is not a wake. sent16: if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing.
¬{B}{c}
sent1: {A}{a} sent2: {AA}{c} -> ¬({B}{b} & ¬{A}{b}) sent3: ¬{AA}{a} sent4: ¬{A}{ia} sent5: {AA}{a} -> ¬({B}{c} & ¬{A}{c}) sent6: {D}{b} -> (¬{A}{a} & {C}{a}) sent7: {AA}{a} -> ¬({A}{b} & ¬{B}{b}) sent8: {A}{b} -> ¬({AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent9: {A}{c} -> {B}{c} sent10: {ID}{c} sent11: {A}{a} -> ¬({AA}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}) sent12: ¬({G}{a} & ¬{FR}{a}) sent13: ¬{AA}{b} -> ¬{B}{c} sent14: ¬{AB}{c} sent15: ¬({A}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}) -> ¬{AA}{a} sent16: ¬({AA}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}) -> ¬{B}{c}
[ "sent11 & sent1 -> int1: that the fern wakes but it is not southern does not hold.; sent16 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent11 & sent1 -> int1: ¬({AA}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}); sent16 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
13
0
13
the fact that the ordinary clashes is true.
{B}{c}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the ordinary is not a clashing. ; $context$ = sent1: the heath is a PIJ. sent2: the fact that the fern is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ does not hold if the ordinary wakes. sent3: the heath is not a wake. sent4: the curlew is not a PIJ. sent5: if the heath is a wake then the fact that the ordinary is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ is wrong. sent6: if the fern is an overkill the heath is not a PIJ and is questionable. sent7: if the heath wakes that the fern is a PIJ but it is not a clashing is not right. sent8: if the fern is a PIJ the fact that the heath is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent9: if the ordinary is a kind of a PIJ it clashes. sent10: the ordinary is unconditional. sent11: if the heath is a kind of a PIJ then that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent12: that that the heath is vagile thing that is non-likable is not true is not incorrect. sent13: if the fern does not wake then the ordinary does not clash. sent14: the ordinary is not southern. sent15: if the fact that the fern is a PIJ and is not southern does not hold then the heath is not a wake. sent16: if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing. ; $proof$ =
sent11 & sent1 -> int1: that the fern wakes but it is not southern does not hold.; sent16 & int1 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the heath is a kind of a PIJ then that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold.
[ "the heath is a PIJ.", "if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing." ]
[ "If the fern is a wake but not the southern one, then the heath is a PIJ.", "The fern is a wake, but not the southern one, if the heath is a kind of PIJ." ]
If the fern is a wake but not the southern one, then the heath is a PIJ.
the heath is a PIJ.
the ordinary is not a clashing.
sent1: the heath is a PIJ. sent2: the fact that the fern is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ does not hold if the ordinary wakes. sent3: the heath is not a wake. sent4: the curlew is not a PIJ. sent5: if the heath is a wake then the fact that the ordinary is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ is wrong. sent6: if the fern is an overkill the heath is not a PIJ and is questionable. sent7: if the heath wakes that the fern is a PIJ but it is not a clashing is not right. sent8: if the fern is a PIJ the fact that the heath is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent9: if the ordinary is a kind of a PIJ it clashes. sent10: the ordinary is unconditional. sent11: if the heath is a kind of a PIJ then that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent12: that that the heath is vagile thing that is non-likable is not true is not incorrect. sent13: if the fern does not wake then the ordinary does not clash. sent14: the ordinary is not southern. sent15: if the fact that the fern is a PIJ and is not southern does not hold then the heath is not a wake. sent16: if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing.
¬{B}{c}
sent1: {A}{a} sent2: {AA}{c} -> ¬({B}{b} & ¬{A}{b}) sent3: ¬{AA}{a} sent4: ¬{A}{ia} sent5: {AA}{a} -> ¬({B}{c} & ¬{A}{c}) sent6: {D}{b} -> (¬{A}{a} & {C}{a}) sent7: {AA}{a} -> ¬({A}{b} & ¬{B}{b}) sent8: {A}{b} -> ¬({AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent9: {A}{c} -> {B}{c} sent10: {ID}{c} sent11: {A}{a} -> ¬({AA}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}) sent12: ¬({G}{a} & ¬{FR}{a}) sent13: ¬{AA}{b} -> ¬{B}{c} sent14: ¬{AB}{c} sent15: ¬({A}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}) -> ¬{AA}{a} sent16: ¬({AA}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}) -> ¬{B}{c}
[ "sent11 & sent1 -> int1: that the fern wakes but it is not southern does not hold.; sent16 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent11 & sent1 -> int1: ¬({AA}{b} & ¬{AB}{b}); sent16 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
13
0
13
the fact that the ordinary clashes is true.
{B}{c}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the ordinary is not a clashing. ; $context$ = sent1: the heath is a PIJ. sent2: the fact that the fern is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ does not hold if the ordinary wakes. sent3: the heath is not a wake. sent4: the curlew is not a PIJ. sent5: if the heath is a wake then the fact that the ordinary is a kind of a clashing that is not a PIJ is wrong. sent6: if the fern is an overkill the heath is not a PIJ and is questionable. sent7: if the heath wakes that the fern is a PIJ but it is not a clashing is not right. sent8: if the fern is a PIJ the fact that the heath is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent9: if the ordinary is a kind of a PIJ it clashes. sent10: the ordinary is unconditional. sent11: if the heath is a kind of a PIJ then that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold. sent12: that that the heath is vagile thing that is non-likable is not true is not incorrect. sent13: if the fern does not wake then the ordinary does not clash. sent14: the ordinary is not southern. sent15: if the fact that the fern is a PIJ and is not southern does not hold then the heath is not a wake. sent16: if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing. ; $proof$ =
sent11 & sent1 -> int1: that the fern wakes but it is not southern does not hold.; sent16 & int1 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the heath is a kind of a PIJ then that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold.
[ "the heath is a PIJ.", "if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing." ]
[ "If the fern is a wake but not the southern one, then the heath is a PIJ.", "The fern is a wake, but not the southern one, if the heath is a kind of PIJ." ]
The fern is a wake, but not the southern one, if the heath is a kind of PIJ.
if the fact that the fern is a wake but not southern does not hold then the ordinary is not a clashing.
the climber is calyceal or it does genuflect gesneriad or both.
sent1: the fragment does not genuflect gesneriad. sent2: The Atrovent does not oversleep wagonwright. sent3: the wagonwright is not contralateral and is not an eyelet. sent4: the fact that the bittersweet does not genuflect gesneriad is not false. sent5: the climber is not a kind of a seemliness. sent6: the wagonwright does not oversleep Atrovent. sent7: the fact that the climber is calyceal is not incorrect if the wagonwright does not oversleep Atrovent and is not apicultural.
({C}{b} v {D}{b})
sent1: ¬{D}{fj} sent2: ¬{AA}{aa} sent3: (¬{DL}{a} & ¬{GF}{a}) sent4: ¬{D}{af} sent5: ¬{AI}{b} sent6: ¬{A}{a} sent7: (¬{A}{a} & ¬{B}{a}) -> {C}{b}
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
3
null
5
0
5
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the climber is calyceal or it does genuflect gesneriad or both. ; $context$ = sent1: the fragment does not genuflect gesneriad. sent2: The Atrovent does not oversleep wagonwright. sent3: the wagonwright is not contralateral and is not an eyelet. sent4: the fact that the bittersweet does not genuflect gesneriad is not false. sent5: the climber is not a kind of a seemliness. sent6: the wagonwright does not oversleep Atrovent. sent7: the fact that the climber is calyceal is not incorrect if the wagonwright does not oversleep Atrovent and is not apicultural. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the wagonwright is not contralateral and is not an eyelet.
[ "the fragment does not genuflect gesneriad." ]
[ "the wagonwright is not contralateral and is not an eyelet." ]
the wagonwright is not contralateral and is not an eyelet.
the fragment does not genuflect gesneriad.
the subcompact genuflects LPN.
sent1: something does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb. sent2: the subcompact is not a puberty. sent3: if the nadolol is not a kind of a Mohave and does not genuflect bomb the stabile does not genuflect bomb. sent4: the subcompact does not genuflect venison. sent5: if the subcompact does not rev that it is not a kind of a squirter hold. sent6: if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb. sent7: something is not a kind of a Mohave if that it does kennel is true. sent8: if the subcompact does not genuflect bomb then it does not genuflect venison. sent9: something does not genuflect venison if that it does not genuflect bomb is not incorrect.
{AB}{aa}
sent1: (x): ¬{A}x -> (¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) sent2: ¬{B}{aa} sent3: (¬{C}{a} & ¬{A}{a}) -> ¬{A}{jk} sent4: ¬{AA}{aa} sent5: ¬{EQ}{aa} -> ¬{IS}{aa} sent6: ¬{B}{aa} -> ¬{A}{aa} sent7: (x): {D}x -> ¬{C}x sent8: ¬{A}{aa} -> ¬{AA}{aa} sent9: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬{AA}x
[ "sent1 -> int1: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and it does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb.; sent6 & sent2 -> int2: the subcompact does not genuflect bomb.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN.; int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 -> int1: ¬{A}{aa} -> (¬{AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent6 & sent2 -> int2: ¬{A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: (¬{AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
6
0
6
that the subcompact does genuflect LPN is right.
{AB}{aa}
6
[ "sent7 -> int4: if the fleawort is a kind of a kennel it is not a Mohave.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the subcompact genuflects LPN. ; $context$ = sent1: something does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb. sent2: the subcompact is not a puberty. sent3: if the nadolol is not a kind of a Mohave and does not genuflect bomb the stabile does not genuflect bomb. sent4: the subcompact does not genuflect venison. sent5: if the subcompact does not rev that it is not a kind of a squirter hold. sent6: if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb. sent7: something is not a kind of a Mohave if that it does kennel is true. sent8: if the subcompact does not genuflect bomb then it does not genuflect venison. sent9: something does not genuflect venison if that it does not genuflect bomb is not incorrect. ; $proof$ =
sent1 -> int1: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and it does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb.; sent6 & sent2 -> int2: the subcompact does not genuflect bomb.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN.; int3 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb.
[ "if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb.", "the subcompact is not a puberty." ]
[ "It isn't genouflect if it doesn't bomb and it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't", "It doesn't do anything if it doesn't bomb venison or if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it" ]
It isn't genouflect if it doesn't bomb and it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't
if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb.
the subcompact genuflects LPN.
sent1: something does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb. sent2: the subcompact is not a puberty. sent3: if the nadolol is not a kind of a Mohave and does not genuflect bomb the stabile does not genuflect bomb. sent4: the subcompact does not genuflect venison. sent5: if the subcompact does not rev that it is not a kind of a squirter hold. sent6: if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb. sent7: something is not a kind of a Mohave if that it does kennel is true. sent8: if the subcompact does not genuflect bomb then it does not genuflect venison. sent9: something does not genuflect venison if that it does not genuflect bomb is not incorrect.
{AB}{aa}
sent1: (x): ¬{A}x -> (¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) sent2: ¬{B}{aa} sent3: (¬{C}{a} & ¬{A}{a}) -> ¬{A}{jk} sent4: ¬{AA}{aa} sent5: ¬{EQ}{aa} -> ¬{IS}{aa} sent6: ¬{B}{aa} -> ¬{A}{aa} sent7: (x): {D}x -> ¬{C}x sent8: ¬{A}{aa} -> ¬{AA}{aa} sent9: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬{AA}x
[ "sent1 -> int1: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and it does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb.; sent6 & sent2 -> int2: the subcompact does not genuflect bomb.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN.; int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 -> int1: ¬{A}{aa} -> (¬{AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent6 & sent2 -> int2: ¬{A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: (¬{AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); int3 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
6
0
6
that the subcompact does genuflect LPN is right.
{AB}{aa}
6
[ "sent7 -> int4: if the fleawort is a kind of a kennel it is not a Mohave.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the subcompact genuflects LPN. ; $context$ = sent1: something does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb. sent2: the subcompact is not a puberty. sent3: if the nadolol is not a kind of a Mohave and does not genuflect bomb the stabile does not genuflect bomb. sent4: the subcompact does not genuflect venison. sent5: if the subcompact does not rev that it is not a kind of a squirter hold. sent6: if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb. sent7: something is not a kind of a Mohave if that it does kennel is true. sent8: if the subcompact does not genuflect bomb then it does not genuflect venison. sent9: something does not genuflect venison if that it does not genuflect bomb is not incorrect. ; $proof$ =
sent1 -> int1: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and it does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb.; sent6 & sent2 -> int2: the subcompact does not genuflect bomb.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the subcompact does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN.; int3 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something does not genuflect venison and does not genuflect LPN if it does not genuflect bomb.
[ "if the subcompact is not a kind of a puberty it does not genuflect bomb.", "the subcompact is not a puberty." ]
[ "It isn't genouflect if it doesn't bomb and it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't genouflect if it isn't", "It doesn't do anything if it doesn't bomb venison or if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it" ]
It doesn't do anything if it doesn't bomb venison or if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it doesn't do anything if it
the subcompact is not a puberty.
the fact that the precipitin is not Norman and it does not color Leucaena is false.
sent1: that the precipitin is not a kind of a Norman but it colors Leucaena is not true if it is non-revolutionary. sent2: that the stumpknocker is both non-abiogenetic and not non-revolutionary is not true if the blenny is a kind of a Norman. sent3: if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false. sent4: something is not revolutionary or it does not oversleep insurance or both if it is a toboggan. sent5: the precipitin is not abiogenetic. sent6: that if the fact that the revetment is not a toboggan and it does not color disinflation is not correct then the Weld does not oversleep insurance is correct. sent7: if something is abiogenetic it is indusial. sent8: something is a Norman and it colors Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance. sent9: if something is abiogenetic then it is not a kind of a Norman and does not color Leucaena. sent10: the fact that something is not a Norman and does color Leucaena is incorrect if it is not revolutionary. sent11: if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary. sent12: the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic. sent13: the precipitin is abiogenetic if the fact that the stumpknocker is abiogenetic thing that is revolutionary is not correct. sent14: the blenny is Norman if the Weld is a Norman.
¬(¬{C}{a} & ¬{D}{a})
sent1: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{a} & {D}{a}) sent2: {C}{c} -> ¬(¬{A}{b} & {B}{b}) sent3: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent4: (x): {F}x -> (¬{B}x v ¬{E}x) sent5: ¬{A}{a} sent6: ¬(¬{F}{e} & ¬{G}{e}) -> ¬{E}{d} sent7: (x): {A}x -> {BN}x sent8: (x): ¬{E}x -> ({C}x & {D}x) sent9: (x): {A}x -> (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {D}x) sent11: (x): (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent12: ¬{A}{a} -> (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) sent13: ¬(¬{A}{b} & {B}{b}) -> {A}{a} sent14: {C}{d} -> {C}{c}
[ "sent12 & sent5 -> int1: the precipitin is not irreversible but it is unaware.; sent11 -> int2: the precipitin is not revolutionary if it is both not irreversible and unaware.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the precipitin is not revolutionary.; sent3 -> int4: the fact that that the precipitin is a kind of non-Norman thing that does not color Leucaena is incorrect is not incorrect if it is not revolutionary.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent12 & sent5 -> int1: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}); sent11 -> int2: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬{B}{a}; sent3 -> int4: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{a} & ¬{D}{a}); int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
10
0
10
that the palomino is not an embezzlement and it is not indusial is not right.
¬(¬{CB}{df} & ¬{BN}{df})
9
[ "sent7 -> int5: the precipitin is indusial if it is abiogenetic.; sent8 -> int6: the Weld is a kind of a Norman and does color Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the precipitin is not Norman and it does not color Leucaena is false. ; $context$ = sent1: that the precipitin is not a kind of a Norman but it colors Leucaena is not true if it is non-revolutionary. sent2: that the stumpknocker is both non-abiogenetic and not non-revolutionary is not true if the blenny is a kind of a Norman. sent3: if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false. sent4: something is not revolutionary or it does not oversleep insurance or both if it is a toboggan. sent5: the precipitin is not abiogenetic. sent6: that if the fact that the revetment is not a toboggan and it does not color disinflation is not correct then the Weld does not oversleep insurance is correct. sent7: if something is abiogenetic it is indusial. sent8: something is a Norman and it colors Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance. sent9: if something is abiogenetic then it is not a kind of a Norman and does not color Leucaena. sent10: the fact that something is not a Norman and does color Leucaena is incorrect if it is not revolutionary. sent11: if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary. sent12: the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic. sent13: the precipitin is abiogenetic if the fact that the stumpknocker is abiogenetic thing that is revolutionary is not correct. sent14: the blenny is Norman if the Weld is a Norman. ; $proof$ =
sent12 & sent5 -> int1: the precipitin is not irreversible but it is unaware.; sent11 -> int2: the precipitin is not revolutionary if it is both not irreversible and unaware.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the precipitin is not revolutionary.; sent3 -> int4: the fact that that the precipitin is a kind of non-Norman thing that does not color Leucaena is incorrect is not incorrect if it is not revolutionary.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic.
[ "the precipitin is not abiogenetic.", "if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary.", "if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false." ]
[ "If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible.", "If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is irreversible.", "If it's not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible." ]
If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible.
the precipitin is not abiogenetic.
the fact that the precipitin is not Norman and it does not color Leucaena is false.
sent1: that the precipitin is not a kind of a Norman but it colors Leucaena is not true if it is non-revolutionary. sent2: that the stumpknocker is both non-abiogenetic and not non-revolutionary is not true if the blenny is a kind of a Norman. sent3: if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false. sent4: something is not revolutionary or it does not oversleep insurance or both if it is a toboggan. sent5: the precipitin is not abiogenetic. sent6: that if the fact that the revetment is not a toboggan and it does not color disinflation is not correct then the Weld does not oversleep insurance is correct. sent7: if something is abiogenetic it is indusial. sent8: something is a Norman and it colors Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance. sent9: if something is abiogenetic then it is not a kind of a Norman and does not color Leucaena. sent10: the fact that something is not a Norman and does color Leucaena is incorrect if it is not revolutionary. sent11: if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary. sent12: the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic. sent13: the precipitin is abiogenetic if the fact that the stumpknocker is abiogenetic thing that is revolutionary is not correct. sent14: the blenny is Norman if the Weld is a Norman.
¬(¬{C}{a} & ¬{D}{a})
sent1: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{a} & {D}{a}) sent2: {C}{c} -> ¬(¬{A}{b} & {B}{b}) sent3: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent4: (x): {F}x -> (¬{B}x v ¬{E}x) sent5: ¬{A}{a} sent6: ¬(¬{F}{e} & ¬{G}{e}) -> ¬{E}{d} sent7: (x): {A}x -> {BN}x sent8: (x): ¬{E}x -> ({C}x & {D}x) sent9: (x): {A}x -> (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {D}x) sent11: (x): (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent12: ¬{A}{a} -> (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) sent13: ¬(¬{A}{b} & {B}{b}) -> {A}{a} sent14: {C}{d} -> {C}{c}
[ "sent12 & sent5 -> int1: the precipitin is not irreversible but it is unaware.; sent11 -> int2: the precipitin is not revolutionary if it is both not irreversible and unaware.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the precipitin is not revolutionary.; sent3 -> int4: the fact that that the precipitin is a kind of non-Norman thing that does not color Leucaena is incorrect is not incorrect if it is not revolutionary.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent12 & sent5 -> int1: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}); sent11 -> int2: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬{B}{a}; sent3 -> int4: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{a} & ¬{D}{a}); int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
10
0
10
that the palomino is not an embezzlement and it is not indusial is not right.
¬(¬{CB}{df} & ¬{BN}{df})
9
[ "sent7 -> int5: the precipitin is indusial if it is abiogenetic.; sent8 -> int6: the Weld is a kind of a Norman and does color Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the precipitin is not Norman and it does not color Leucaena is false. ; $context$ = sent1: that the precipitin is not a kind of a Norman but it colors Leucaena is not true if it is non-revolutionary. sent2: that the stumpknocker is both non-abiogenetic and not non-revolutionary is not true if the blenny is a kind of a Norman. sent3: if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false. sent4: something is not revolutionary or it does not oversleep insurance or both if it is a toboggan. sent5: the precipitin is not abiogenetic. sent6: that if the fact that the revetment is not a toboggan and it does not color disinflation is not correct then the Weld does not oversleep insurance is correct. sent7: if something is abiogenetic it is indusial. sent8: something is a Norman and it colors Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance. sent9: if something is abiogenetic then it is not a kind of a Norman and does not color Leucaena. sent10: the fact that something is not a Norman and does color Leucaena is incorrect if it is not revolutionary. sent11: if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary. sent12: the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic. sent13: the precipitin is abiogenetic if the fact that the stumpknocker is abiogenetic thing that is revolutionary is not correct. sent14: the blenny is Norman if the Weld is a Norman. ; $proof$ =
sent12 & sent5 -> int1: the precipitin is not irreversible but it is unaware.; sent11 -> int2: the precipitin is not revolutionary if it is both not irreversible and unaware.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the precipitin is not revolutionary.; sent3 -> int4: the fact that that the precipitin is a kind of non-Norman thing that does not color Leucaena is incorrect is not incorrect if it is not revolutionary.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic.
[ "the precipitin is not abiogenetic.", "if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary.", "if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false." ]
[ "If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible.", "If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is irreversible.", "If it's not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible." ]
If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is irreversible.
if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary.
the fact that the precipitin is not Norman and it does not color Leucaena is false.
sent1: that the precipitin is not a kind of a Norman but it colors Leucaena is not true if it is non-revolutionary. sent2: that the stumpknocker is both non-abiogenetic and not non-revolutionary is not true if the blenny is a kind of a Norman. sent3: if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false. sent4: something is not revolutionary or it does not oversleep insurance or both if it is a toboggan. sent5: the precipitin is not abiogenetic. sent6: that if the fact that the revetment is not a toboggan and it does not color disinflation is not correct then the Weld does not oversleep insurance is correct. sent7: if something is abiogenetic it is indusial. sent8: something is a Norman and it colors Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance. sent9: if something is abiogenetic then it is not a kind of a Norman and does not color Leucaena. sent10: the fact that something is not a Norman and does color Leucaena is incorrect if it is not revolutionary. sent11: if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary. sent12: the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic. sent13: the precipitin is abiogenetic if the fact that the stumpknocker is abiogenetic thing that is revolutionary is not correct. sent14: the blenny is Norman if the Weld is a Norman.
¬(¬{C}{a} & ¬{D}{a})
sent1: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{a} & {D}{a}) sent2: {C}{c} -> ¬(¬{A}{b} & {B}{b}) sent3: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent4: (x): {F}x -> (¬{B}x v ¬{E}x) sent5: ¬{A}{a} sent6: ¬(¬{F}{e} & ¬{G}{e}) -> ¬{E}{d} sent7: (x): {A}x -> {BN}x sent8: (x): ¬{E}x -> ({C}x & {D}x) sent9: (x): {A}x -> (¬{C}x & ¬{D}x) sent10: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬(¬{C}x & {D}x) sent11: (x): (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> ¬{B}x sent12: ¬{A}{a} -> (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) sent13: ¬(¬{A}{b} & {B}{b}) -> {A}{a} sent14: {C}{d} -> {C}{c}
[ "sent12 & sent5 -> int1: the precipitin is not irreversible but it is unaware.; sent11 -> int2: the precipitin is not revolutionary if it is both not irreversible and unaware.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the precipitin is not revolutionary.; sent3 -> int4: the fact that that the precipitin is a kind of non-Norman thing that does not color Leucaena is incorrect is not incorrect if it is not revolutionary.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent12 & sent5 -> int1: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}); sent11 -> int2: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: ¬{B}{a}; sent3 -> int4: ¬{B}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{a} & ¬{D}{a}); int3 & int4 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
10
0
10
that the palomino is not an embezzlement and it is not indusial is not right.
¬(¬{CB}{df} & ¬{BN}{df})
9
[ "sent7 -> int5: the precipitin is indusial if it is abiogenetic.; sent8 -> int6: the Weld is a kind of a Norman and does color Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the precipitin is not Norman and it does not color Leucaena is false. ; $context$ = sent1: that the precipitin is not a kind of a Norman but it colors Leucaena is not true if it is non-revolutionary. sent2: that the stumpknocker is both non-abiogenetic and not non-revolutionary is not true if the blenny is a kind of a Norman. sent3: if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false. sent4: something is not revolutionary or it does not oversleep insurance or both if it is a toboggan. sent5: the precipitin is not abiogenetic. sent6: that if the fact that the revetment is not a toboggan and it does not color disinflation is not correct then the Weld does not oversleep insurance is correct. sent7: if something is abiogenetic it is indusial. sent8: something is a Norman and it colors Leucaena if it does not oversleep insurance. sent9: if something is abiogenetic then it is not a kind of a Norman and does not color Leucaena. sent10: the fact that something is not a Norman and does color Leucaena is incorrect if it is not revolutionary. sent11: if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary. sent12: the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic. sent13: the precipitin is abiogenetic if the fact that the stumpknocker is abiogenetic thing that is revolutionary is not correct. sent14: the blenny is Norman if the Weld is a Norman. ; $proof$ =
sent12 & sent5 -> int1: the precipitin is not irreversible but it is unaware.; sent11 -> int2: the precipitin is not revolutionary if it is both not irreversible and unaware.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the precipitin is not revolutionary.; sent3 -> int4: the fact that that the precipitin is a kind of non-Norman thing that does not color Leucaena is incorrect is not incorrect if it is not revolutionary.; int3 & int4 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the precipitin is not irreversible but unaware if it is not abiogenetic.
[ "the precipitin is not abiogenetic.", "if something that is not irreversible is unaware then it is not revolutionary.", "if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false." ]
[ "If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible.", "If it is not abiogenetic, the precipitin is irreversible.", "If it's not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible." ]
If it's not abiogenetic, the precipitin is not irreversible.
if something is not revolutionary then that it is not Norman and does not color Leucaena is false.
there exists something such that it is not non-congeneric and genuflects baht.
sent1: The Glareolidae colors acetaldehyde. sent2: there exists something such that it is a kind of an anguish or it is not a repletion or both. sent3: the engineering genuflects baht if the acetaldehyde does color slippered. sent4: the planchet colors Glareolidae. sent5: the engineering is congeneric if there is something such that it does not anguish or it is not a kind of a repletion or both. sent6: there exists something such that it is congeneric. sent7: if there is something such that it is not a repletion the engineering is not non-congeneric. sent8: there exists something such that it is not an anguish or not a repletion or both. sent9: the acetaldehyde does color slippered if it colors Glareolidae. sent10: something either is not an anguish or is a repletion or both. sent11: if that the stereo is not congeneric is not wrong the fact that the engineering does color slippered and genuflects baht is wrong. sent12: the Darwinian is not a blister. sent13: if the Darwinian is not a kind of a blister that it is not a repletion and it does anguish is not right. sent14: something is not a scapular and/or does not genuflect racing if it does not color Glareolidae.
(Ex): ({D}x & {C}x)
sent1: {AA}{aa} sent2: (Ex): ({F}x v ¬{E}x) sent3: {B}{a} -> {C}{b} sent4: {A}{bl} sent5: (x): (¬{F}x v ¬{E}x) -> {D}{b} sent6: (Ex): {D}x sent7: (x): ¬{E}x -> {D}{b} sent8: (Ex): (¬{F}x v ¬{E}x) sent9: {A}{a} -> {B}{a} sent10: (Ex): (¬{F}x v {E}x) sent11: ¬{D}{c} -> ¬({B}{b} & {C}{b}) sent12: ¬{G}{d} sent13: ¬{G}{d} -> ¬(¬{E}{d} & {F}{d}) sent14: (x): ¬{A}x -> (¬{CQ}x v ¬{JF}x)
[ "sent8 & sent5 -> int1: the engineering is congeneric.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent8 & sent5 -> int1: {D}{b};" ]
UNKNOWN
4
null
10
0
10
there exists something such that it is not scapular and/or it does not genuflect racing.
(Ex): (¬{CQ}x v ¬{JF}x)
8
[ "sent14 -> int2: if the acetaldehyde does not color Glareolidae then it is not a scapular and/or it does not genuflect racing.; sent13 & sent12 -> int3: that the Darwinian is not a repletion but an anguish is incorrect.; int3 -> int4: there is something such that that it is not a repletion and it is an anguish is not correct.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = there exists something such that it is not non-congeneric and genuflects baht. ; $context$ = sent1: The Glareolidae colors acetaldehyde. sent2: there exists something such that it is a kind of an anguish or it is not a repletion or both. sent3: the engineering genuflects baht if the acetaldehyde does color slippered. sent4: the planchet colors Glareolidae. sent5: the engineering is congeneric if there is something such that it does not anguish or it is not a kind of a repletion or both. sent6: there exists something such that it is congeneric. sent7: if there is something such that it is not a repletion the engineering is not non-congeneric. sent8: there exists something such that it is not an anguish or not a repletion or both. sent9: the acetaldehyde does color slippered if it colors Glareolidae. sent10: something either is not an anguish or is a repletion or both. sent11: if that the stereo is not congeneric is not wrong the fact that the engineering does color slippered and genuflects baht is wrong. sent12: the Darwinian is not a blister. sent13: if the Darwinian is not a kind of a blister that it is not a repletion and it does anguish is not right. sent14: something is not a scapular and/or does not genuflect racing if it does not color Glareolidae. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
there exists something such that it is not an anguish or not a repletion or both.
[ "the engineering is congeneric if there is something such that it does not anguish or it is not a kind of a repletion or both." ]
[ "there exists something such that it is not an anguish or not a repletion or both." ]
there exists something such that it is not an anguish or not a repletion or both.
the engineering is congeneric if there is something such that it does not anguish or it is not a kind of a repletion or both.
the Scotch is not a kind of a circular.
sent1: if something is irrevocable then it is not a circular. sent2: either the Scotch is irrevocable or it is a knife or both if that the he does not flash hold. sent3: the he is not a kind of a umpirage if either the gadgeteer is not a umpirage or it does color grillroom or both. sent4: the he does not flash. sent5: the Scotch does flash and/or it is trigonometric if the he is not a umpirage. sent6: the Scotch is not a kind of a circular if it is irrevocable. sent7: something does not flash if it is a kind of a circular or it knifes or both. sent8: there exists something such that it is a kind of a headgear. sent9: the fact that the mudder is not geostrategic and is not gonadal is incorrect if something is a headgear. sent10: if the Scotch does not flash then either the he is a circular or it is irrevocable or both.
¬{B}{b}
sent1: (x): {AA}x -> ¬{B}x sent2: ¬{A}{a} -> ({AA}{b} v {AB}{b}) sent3: (¬{D}{c} v {F}{c}) -> ¬{D}{a} sent4: ¬{A}{a} sent5: ¬{D}{a} -> ({A}{b} v {C}{b}) sent6: {AA}{b} -> ¬{B}{b} sent7: (x): ({B}x v {AB}x) -> ¬{A}x sent8: (Ex): {H}x sent9: (x): {H}x -> ¬(¬{E}{d} & ¬{G}{d}) sent10: ¬{A}{b} -> ({B}{a} v {AA}{a})
[ "sent2 & sent4 -> int1: the Scotch is irrevocable or it knifes or both.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent2 & sent4 -> int1: ({AA}{b} v {AB}{b});" ]
UNKNOWN
2
null
8
0
8
the Scotch is a kind of a circular.
{B}{b}
7
[ "sent8 & sent9 -> int2: the fact that that the mudder is not geostrategic and is not gonadal is correct does not hold.; int2 -> int3: there is something such that the fact that it is not geostrategic and it is not gonadal does not hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the Scotch is not a kind of a circular. ; $context$ = sent1: if something is irrevocable then it is not a circular. sent2: either the Scotch is irrevocable or it is a knife or both if that the he does not flash hold. sent3: the he is not a kind of a umpirage if either the gadgeteer is not a umpirage or it does color grillroom or both. sent4: the he does not flash. sent5: the Scotch does flash and/or it is trigonometric if the he is not a umpirage. sent6: the Scotch is not a kind of a circular if it is irrevocable. sent7: something does not flash if it is a kind of a circular or it knifes or both. sent8: there exists something such that it is a kind of a headgear. sent9: the fact that the mudder is not geostrategic and is not gonadal is incorrect if something is a headgear. sent10: if the Scotch does not flash then either the he is a circular or it is irrevocable or both. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
either the Scotch is irrevocable or it is a knife or both if that the he does not flash hold.
[ "the he does not flash." ]
[ "either the Scotch is irrevocable or it is a knife or both if that the he does not flash hold." ]
either the Scotch is irrevocable or it is a knife or both if that the he does not flash hold.
the he does not flash.
the transferer is not mesoblastic.
sent1: if that something genuflects raceway and it is orthodontics is not correct then it is not mesoblastic. sent2: the barleycorn does deform and colors Wisconsinite. sent3: the fact that the transferer is not a kind of a patricide is correct if the fact that the antiproton is not a patricide but it is Australian does not hold. sent4: the psalmist does not genuflect raceway. sent5: if something is a Gothic then it throbs. sent6: if the Feosol is not scalic the fact that it finalizes Cimarron and is not altitudinal is not true. sent7: the barleycorn does genuflect raceway. sent8: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway. sent9: the fact that the antiproton is not a kind of a patricide but it is Australian is wrong if it does genuflect vesicant. sent10: the barleycorn is nasopharyngeal a Carthaginian. sent11: the fact that the Cimarron does genuflect raceway and it is orthodontics is not right if the fact that the transferer is not a patricide is right. sent12: the Feosol is not scalic. sent13: the barleycorn is not mesoblastic. sent14: if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic.
¬{B}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬({D}x & {E}x) -> ¬{B}x sent2: ({HU}{aa} & {AG}{aa}) sent3: ¬(¬{F}{b} & {H}{b}) -> ¬{F}{a} sent4: ¬{D}{gp} sent5: (x): {A}x -> {C}x sent6: ¬{K}{c} -> ¬({I}{c} & ¬{J}{c}) sent7: {D}{aa} sent8: ({A}{aa} & {D}{aa}) sent9: {G}{b} -> ¬(¬{F}{b} & {H}{b}) sent10: ({AF}{aa} & {HJ}{aa}) sent11: ¬{F}{a} -> ¬({D}{bd} & {E}{bd}) sent12: ¬{K}{c} sent13: ¬{B}{aa} sent14: {C}{aa} -> ¬{B}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: if the barleycorn is a Gothic then it is a throbbing.; sent8 -> int2: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing.; int3 & sent14 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: {A}{aa} -> {C}{aa}; sent8 -> int2: {A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: {C}{aa}; int3 & sent14 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
11
0
11
the Cimarron is a throbbing.
{C}{bd}
9
[ "sent1 -> int4: if that the Cimarron does genuflect raceway and it is orthodontics is wrong it is not mesoblastic.; sent6 & sent12 -> int5: the fact that the Feosol finalizes Cimarron and is not altitudinal is false.; int5 -> int6: there exists something such that the fact that it does finalize Cimarron and it is not altitudinal is wrong.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the transferer is not mesoblastic. ; $context$ = sent1: if that something genuflects raceway and it is orthodontics is not correct then it is not mesoblastic. sent2: the barleycorn does deform and colors Wisconsinite. sent3: the fact that the transferer is not a kind of a patricide is correct if the fact that the antiproton is not a patricide but it is Australian does not hold. sent4: the psalmist does not genuflect raceway. sent5: if something is a Gothic then it throbs. sent6: if the Feosol is not scalic the fact that it finalizes Cimarron and is not altitudinal is not true. sent7: the barleycorn does genuflect raceway. sent8: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway. sent9: the fact that the antiproton is not a kind of a patricide but it is Australian is wrong if it does genuflect vesicant. sent10: the barleycorn is nasopharyngeal a Carthaginian. sent11: the fact that the Cimarron does genuflect raceway and it is orthodontics is not right if the fact that the transferer is not a patricide is right. sent12: the Feosol is not scalic. sent13: the barleycorn is not mesoblastic. sent14: if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: if the barleycorn is a Gothic then it is a throbbing.; sent8 -> int2: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing.; int3 & sent14 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if something is a Gothic then it throbs.
[ "the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway.", "if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic." ]
[ "It would throbs if it was a Gothic.", "It will throbs if it is a Gothic." ]
It would throbs if it was a Gothic.
the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway.
the transferer is not mesoblastic.
sent1: if that something genuflects raceway and it is orthodontics is not correct then it is not mesoblastic. sent2: the barleycorn does deform and colors Wisconsinite. sent3: the fact that the transferer is not a kind of a patricide is correct if the fact that the antiproton is not a patricide but it is Australian does not hold. sent4: the psalmist does not genuflect raceway. sent5: if something is a Gothic then it throbs. sent6: if the Feosol is not scalic the fact that it finalizes Cimarron and is not altitudinal is not true. sent7: the barleycorn does genuflect raceway. sent8: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway. sent9: the fact that the antiproton is not a kind of a patricide but it is Australian is wrong if it does genuflect vesicant. sent10: the barleycorn is nasopharyngeal a Carthaginian. sent11: the fact that the Cimarron does genuflect raceway and it is orthodontics is not right if the fact that the transferer is not a patricide is right. sent12: the Feosol is not scalic. sent13: the barleycorn is not mesoblastic. sent14: if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic.
¬{B}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬({D}x & {E}x) -> ¬{B}x sent2: ({HU}{aa} & {AG}{aa}) sent3: ¬(¬{F}{b} & {H}{b}) -> ¬{F}{a} sent4: ¬{D}{gp} sent5: (x): {A}x -> {C}x sent6: ¬{K}{c} -> ¬({I}{c} & ¬{J}{c}) sent7: {D}{aa} sent8: ({A}{aa} & {D}{aa}) sent9: {G}{b} -> ¬(¬{F}{b} & {H}{b}) sent10: ({AF}{aa} & {HJ}{aa}) sent11: ¬{F}{a} -> ¬({D}{bd} & {E}{bd}) sent12: ¬{K}{c} sent13: ¬{B}{aa} sent14: {C}{aa} -> ¬{B}{a}
[ "sent5 -> int1: if the barleycorn is a Gothic then it is a throbbing.; sent8 -> int2: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing.; int3 & sent14 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent5 -> int1: {A}{aa} -> {C}{aa}; sent8 -> int2: {A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> int3: {C}{aa}; int3 & sent14 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
11
0
11
the Cimarron is a throbbing.
{C}{bd}
9
[ "sent1 -> int4: if that the Cimarron does genuflect raceway and it is orthodontics is wrong it is not mesoblastic.; sent6 & sent12 -> int5: the fact that the Feosol finalizes Cimarron and is not altitudinal is false.; int5 -> int6: there exists something such that the fact that it does finalize Cimarron and it is not altitudinal is wrong.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the transferer is not mesoblastic. ; $context$ = sent1: if that something genuflects raceway and it is orthodontics is not correct then it is not mesoblastic. sent2: the barleycorn does deform and colors Wisconsinite. sent3: the fact that the transferer is not a kind of a patricide is correct if the fact that the antiproton is not a patricide but it is Australian does not hold. sent4: the psalmist does not genuflect raceway. sent5: if something is a Gothic then it throbs. sent6: if the Feosol is not scalic the fact that it finalizes Cimarron and is not altitudinal is not true. sent7: the barleycorn does genuflect raceway. sent8: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway. sent9: the fact that the antiproton is not a kind of a patricide but it is Australian is wrong if it does genuflect vesicant. sent10: the barleycorn is nasopharyngeal a Carthaginian. sent11: the fact that the Cimarron does genuflect raceway and it is orthodontics is not right if the fact that the transferer is not a patricide is right. sent12: the Feosol is not scalic. sent13: the barleycorn is not mesoblastic. sent14: if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic. ; $proof$ =
sent5 -> int1: if the barleycorn is a Gothic then it is a throbbing.; sent8 -> int2: the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing.; int3 & sent14 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if something is a Gothic then it throbs.
[ "the barleycorn is a kind of a Gothic and it genuflects raceway.", "if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic." ]
[ "It would throbs if it was a Gothic.", "It will throbs if it is a Gothic." ]
It will throbs if it is a Gothic.
if the fact that the barleycorn is a kind of a throbbing is true then the transferer is not mesoblastic.
the sarcodinian is not callithumpian and colors bioremediation.
sent1: if the feldspar is a profaneness then it is a kind of non-cousinly thing that is a semidesert. sent2: if a uncousinly thing is a semidesert then it is not electrocardiographic. sent3: the physa does finalize propaedeutic. sent4: the fact that the physa does not finalize propaedeutic is right if the feldspar is not electrocardiographic and it does not finalize propaedeutic. sent5: something does not color bioremediation and is a polynomial if that it does not finalize propaedeutic is not false. sent6: the monoamine is electrocardiographic. sent7: a chatter is not a kind of a profaneness. sent8: the pisser is callithumpian. sent9: if the physa is electrocardiographic then the fact that the feldspar does finalize propaedeutic is not incorrect. sent10: The propaedeutic does finalize physa. sent11: the sarcodinian does color bioremediation if the feldspar is electrocardiographic. sent12: the feldspar colors bioremediation if that the sarcodinian is electrocardiographic is not wrong. sent13: if the physa finalizes propaedeutic the feldspar is electrocardiographic. sent14: the feldspar is a Lappland. sent15: the feldspar is both a semidesert and cousinly if it is not a kind of a profaneness. sent16: the sarcodinian does not finalize leopard and is a chattel. sent17: if the physa does not finalize propaedeutic the fact that the sarcodinian is not callithumpian and does color bioremediation is incorrect. sent18: if the feldspar is cousinly it is not Triassic and it is electrocardiographic.
(¬{C}{c} & {D}{c})
sent1: {H}{b} -> (¬{F}{b} & {G}{b}) sent2: (x): (¬{F}x & {G}x) -> ¬{B}x sent3: {A}{a} sent4: (¬{B}{b} & ¬{A}{b}) -> ¬{A}{a} sent5: (x): ¬{A}x -> (¬{D}x & {ES}x) sent6: {B}{bq} sent7: (x): {I}x -> ¬{H}x sent8: {C}{bh} sent9: {B}{a} -> {A}{b} sent10: {AA}{aa} sent11: {B}{b} -> {D}{c} sent12: {B}{c} -> {D}{b} sent13: {A}{a} -> {B}{b} sent14: {BO}{b} sent15: ¬{H}{b} -> ({G}{b} & {F}{b}) sent16: (¬{IL}{c} & {O}{c}) sent17: ¬{A}{a} -> ¬(¬{C}{c} & {D}{c}) sent18: {F}{b} -> (¬{E}{b} & {B}{b})
[ "sent13 & sent3 -> int1: the feldspar is electrocardiographic.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent13 & sent3 -> int1: {B}{b};" ]
UNKNOWN
2
null
16
0
16
the physa does not color bioremediation and is polynomial.
(¬{D}{a} & {ES}{a})
5
[ "sent5 -> int2: the physa does not color bioremediation and is a polynomial if it does not finalize propaedeutic.; sent2 -> int3: if the feldspar is not cousinly but it is a semidesert then it is not electrocardiographic.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the sarcodinian is not callithumpian and colors bioremediation. ; $context$ = sent1: if the feldspar is a profaneness then it is a kind of non-cousinly thing that is a semidesert. sent2: if a uncousinly thing is a semidesert then it is not electrocardiographic. sent3: the physa does finalize propaedeutic. sent4: the fact that the physa does not finalize propaedeutic is right if the feldspar is not electrocardiographic and it does not finalize propaedeutic. sent5: something does not color bioremediation and is a polynomial if that it does not finalize propaedeutic is not false. sent6: the monoamine is electrocardiographic. sent7: a chatter is not a kind of a profaneness. sent8: the pisser is callithumpian. sent9: if the physa is electrocardiographic then the fact that the feldspar does finalize propaedeutic is not incorrect. sent10: The propaedeutic does finalize physa. sent11: the sarcodinian does color bioremediation if the feldspar is electrocardiographic. sent12: the feldspar colors bioremediation if that the sarcodinian is electrocardiographic is not wrong. sent13: if the physa finalizes propaedeutic the feldspar is electrocardiographic. sent14: the feldspar is a Lappland. sent15: the feldspar is both a semidesert and cousinly if it is not a kind of a profaneness. sent16: the sarcodinian does not finalize leopard and is a chattel. sent17: if the physa does not finalize propaedeutic the fact that the sarcodinian is not callithumpian and does color bioremediation is incorrect. sent18: if the feldspar is cousinly it is not Triassic and it is electrocardiographic. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
if the physa finalizes propaedeutic the feldspar is electrocardiographic.
[ "the physa does finalize propaedeutic." ]
[ "if the physa finalizes propaedeutic the feldspar is electrocardiographic." ]
if the physa finalizes propaedeutic the feldspar is electrocardiographic.
the physa does finalize propaedeutic.
the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong.
sent1: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is incorrect. sent2: that the Marsh is nonthermal but it is not aphoristic does not hold if the fact that the Chilean is not nonthermal is not false. sent3: that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is false if the bivalve is a foolscap. sent4: if something is not a Strepera then it is not nonthermal. sent5: if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong. sent6: everything is not a Zapus. sent7: the fact that something is a humbug and is not nonthermal does not hold if it does not tinge. sent8: the fact that something is a cheapjack and/or is a leatherjacket is not correct if it is not a kind of a Zapus. sent9: the bivalve is nonthermal. sent10: if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true. sent11: the Marsh is not a Strepera if the fact that the formulation is a cheapjack and/or it is a leatherjacket does not hold. sent12: that if the Marsh is nonthermal then the Chilean is aphoristic is not incorrect. sent13: the bivalve does tinge and is a foolscap. sent14: if the Marsh is not nonthermal the fact that the bivalve does tinge but it is not a kind of a foolscap is incorrect.
{C}{c}
sent1: ¬({B}{b} & {D}{b}) sent2: {D}{c} -> ¬({D}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent3: {B}{a} -> ¬({B}{b} & {D}{b}) sent4: (x): ¬{E}x -> ¬{D}x sent5: ¬({B}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) -> {C}{c} sent6: (x): ¬{H}x sent7: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬({GS}x & ¬{D}x) sent8: (x): ¬{H}x -> ¬({F}x v {G}x) sent9: {D}{a} sent10: {B}{a} -> ¬({B}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) sent11: ¬({F}{d} v {G}{d}) -> ¬{E}{b} sent12: {D}{b} -> {C}{c} sent13: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) sent14: ¬{D}{b} -> ¬({A}{a} & ¬{B}{a})
[ "sent13 -> int1: the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap.; sent10 & int1 -> int2: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal is not true.; sent5 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent13 -> int1: {B}{a}; sent10 & int1 -> int2: ¬({B}{b} & ¬{D}{b}); sent5 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
11
0
11
the Chilean is not aphoristic.
¬{C}{c}
9
[ "sent6 -> int3: the beguine is not a Zapus.; sent8 -> int4: that the beguine either is a cheapjack or is a kind of a leatherjacket or both is wrong if it is not a Zapus.; int3 & int4 -> int5: that the beguine is a kind of a cheapjack or it is a kind of a leatherjacket or both is incorrect.; int5 -> int6: the fact that there exists nothing such that either it is a cheapjack or it is a leatherjacket or both is true.; int6 -> int7: the fact that the formulation is a cheapjack and/or it is a leatherjacket is false.; sent11 & int7 -> int8: the Marsh is not a Strepera.; sent4 -> int9: the Marsh is not nonthermal if it is not a Strepera.; int8 & int9 -> int10: the Marsh is not nonthermal.; sent14 & int10 -> int11: that the bivalve tinges and is not a foolscap is false.; int11 -> int12: there is something such that that it tinges and is not a foolscap is not correct.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is incorrect. sent2: that the Marsh is nonthermal but it is not aphoristic does not hold if the fact that the Chilean is not nonthermal is not false. sent3: that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is false if the bivalve is a foolscap. sent4: if something is not a Strepera then it is not nonthermal. sent5: if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong. sent6: everything is not a Zapus. sent7: the fact that something is a humbug and is not nonthermal does not hold if it does not tinge. sent8: the fact that something is a cheapjack and/or is a leatherjacket is not correct if it is not a kind of a Zapus. sent9: the bivalve is nonthermal. sent10: if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true. sent11: the Marsh is not a Strepera if the fact that the formulation is a cheapjack and/or it is a leatherjacket does not hold. sent12: that if the Marsh is nonthermal then the Chilean is aphoristic is not incorrect. sent13: the bivalve does tinge and is a foolscap. sent14: if the Marsh is not nonthermal the fact that the bivalve does tinge but it is not a kind of a foolscap is incorrect. ; $proof$ =
sent13 -> int1: the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap.; sent10 & int1 -> int2: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal is not true.; sent5 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the bivalve does tinge and is a foolscap.
[ "if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true.", "if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong." ]
[ "The bivalve is a foolscap, it does tinge and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611", "The bivalve is a foolscap because it tinges and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611" ]
The bivalve is a foolscap, it does tinge and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611
if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true.
the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong.
sent1: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is incorrect. sent2: that the Marsh is nonthermal but it is not aphoristic does not hold if the fact that the Chilean is not nonthermal is not false. sent3: that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is false if the bivalve is a foolscap. sent4: if something is not a Strepera then it is not nonthermal. sent5: if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong. sent6: everything is not a Zapus. sent7: the fact that something is a humbug and is not nonthermal does not hold if it does not tinge. sent8: the fact that something is a cheapjack and/or is a leatherjacket is not correct if it is not a kind of a Zapus. sent9: the bivalve is nonthermal. sent10: if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true. sent11: the Marsh is not a Strepera if the fact that the formulation is a cheapjack and/or it is a leatherjacket does not hold. sent12: that if the Marsh is nonthermal then the Chilean is aphoristic is not incorrect. sent13: the bivalve does tinge and is a foolscap. sent14: if the Marsh is not nonthermal the fact that the bivalve does tinge but it is not a kind of a foolscap is incorrect.
{C}{c}
sent1: ¬({B}{b} & {D}{b}) sent2: {D}{c} -> ¬({D}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent3: {B}{a} -> ¬({B}{b} & {D}{b}) sent4: (x): ¬{E}x -> ¬{D}x sent5: ¬({B}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) -> {C}{c} sent6: (x): ¬{H}x sent7: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬({GS}x & ¬{D}x) sent8: (x): ¬{H}x -> ¬({F}x v {G}x) sent9: {D}{a} sent10: {B}{a} -> ¬({B}{b} & ¬{D}{b}) sent11: ¬({F}{d} v {G}{d}) -> ¬{E}{b} sent12: {D}{b} -> {C}{c} sent13: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) sent14: ¬{D}{b} -> ¬({A}{a} & ¬{B}{a})
[ "sent13 -> int1: the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap.; sent10 & int1 -> int2: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal is not true.; sent5 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent13 -> int1: {B}{a}; sent10 & int1 -> int2: ¬({B}{b} & ¬{D}{b}); sent5 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
11
0
11
the Chilean is not aphoristic.
¬{C}{c}
9
[ "sent6 -> int3: the beguine is not a Zapus.; sent8 -> int4: that the beguine either is a cheapjack or is a kind of a leatherjacket or both is wrong if it is not a Zapus.; int3 & int4 -> int5: that the beguine is a kind of a cheapjack or it is a kind of a leatherjacket or both is incorrect.; int5 -> int6: the fact that there exists nothing such that either it is a cheapjack or it is a leatherjacket or both is true.; int6 -> int7: the fact that the formulation is a cheapjack and/or it is a leatherjacket is false.; sent11 & int7 -> int8: the Marsh is not a Strepera.; sent4 -> int9: the Marsh is not nonthermal if it is not a Strepera.; int8 & int9 -> int10: the Marsh is not nonthermal.; sent14 & int10 -> int11: that the bivalve tinges and is not a foolscap is false.; int11 -> int12: there is something such that that it tinges and is not a foolscap is not correct.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is incorrect. sent2: that the Marsh is nonthermal but it is not aphoristic does not hold if the fact that the Chilean is not nonthermal is not false. sent3: that the Marsh is a foolscap and it is nonthermal is false if the bivalve is a foolscap. sent4: if something is not a Strepera then it is not nonthermal. sent5: if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong. sent6: everything is not a Zapus. sent7: the fact that something is a humbug and is not nonthermal does not hold if it does not tinge. sent8: the fact that something is a cheapjack and/or is a leatherjacket is not correct if it is not a kind of a Zapus. sent9: the bivalve is nonthermal. sent10: if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true. sent11: the Marsh is not a Strepera if the fact that the formulation is a cheapjack and/or it is a leatherjacket does not hold. sent12: that if the Marsh is nonthermal then the Chilean is aphoristic is not incorrect. sent13: the bivalve does tinge and is a foolscap. sent14: if the Marsh is not nonthermal the fact that the bivalve does tinge but it is not a kind of a foolscap is incorrect. ; $proof$ =
sent13 -> int1: the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap.; sent10 & int1 -> int2: the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal is not true.; sent5 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the bivalve does tinge and is a foolscap.
[ "if the bivalve is a kind of a foolscap then that the Marsh is a foolscap that is not nonthermal is not true.", "if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong." ]
[ "The bivalve is a foolscap, it does tinge and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611", "The bivalve is a foolscap because it tinges and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611" ]
The bivalve is a foolscap because it tinges and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611
if the fact that the Marsh is a foolscap and is not nonthermal does not hold then the fact that the Chilean is aphoristic is not wrong.
the capsaicin is not chancrous but it is a polyploidy.
sent1: that something is a kind of a melancholic and it is a astrometry is wrong if it does not sight. sent2: that the capsaicin is a shagginess and a polyploidy is not true. sent3: the capsaicin is a state if it loads. sent4: the celestite is not a state if the capo does not state. sent5: if the fact that the capsaicin is a state hold that it is chancrous and it is a polyploidy is false. sent6: if that something does not finalize Boethius and does sight is not right then it is not a sight. sent7: if there is something such that the fact that it is a kind of a melancholic and it is a kind of a astrometry is not true the capo is not a state. sent8: if something states then that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy is not true. sent9: there exists nothing such that it does not finalize Boethius and it is a kind of a sights. sent10: the capsaicin does load. sent11: the decoupage is chancrous.
(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa})
sent1: (x): ¬{E}x -> ¬({D}x & {C}x) sent2: ¬({HN}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) sent3: {B}{aa} -> {A}{aa} sent4: ¬{A}{a} -> ¬{A}{fh} sent5: {A}{aa} -> ¬({AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) sent6: (x): ¬(¬{G}x & {E}x) -> ¬{E}x sent7: (x): ¬({D}x & {C}x) -> ¬{A}{a} sent8: (x): {A}x -> ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent9: (x): ¬(¬{G}x & {E}x) sent10: {B}{aa} sent11: {AA}{eb}
[ "sent8 -> int1: if the capsaicin is a state the fact that it is not chancrous but a polyploidy is not right.; sent3 & sent10 -> int2: the capsaicin is a state.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent8 -> int1: {A}{aa} -> ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); sent3 & sent10 -> int2: {A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
8
0
8
that the celestite is not a load but it does finalize emphysema is false.
¬(¬{B}{fh} & {CK}{fh})
9
[ "sent1 -> int3: that the fencing is a melancholic and a astrometry does not hold if it is not a kind of a sights.; sent9 -> int4: the fact that the fencing does not finalize Boethius but it sights is not right.; sent6 -> int5: if that the fencing does not finalize Boethius and is a sights is not right it does not sights.; int4 & int5 -> int6: the fencing is not a sights.; int3 & int6 -> int7: that the fencing is a kind of a melancholic that is a astrometry is not right.; int7 -> int8: there exists nothing that is a melancholic and is a astrometry.; int8 -> int9: that the camisole is a melancholic that is a kind of a astrometry does not hold.; int9 -> int10: there is something such that the fact that it is a melancholic and it is a astrometry is not true.; int10 & sent7 -> int11: the capo is not a state.; int11 & sent4 -> int12: the celestite is not a kind of a state.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the capsaicin is not chancrous but it is a polyploidy. ; $context$ = sent1: that something is a kind of a melancholic and it is a astrometry is wrong if it does not sight. sent2: that the capsaicin is a shagginess and a polyploidy is not true. sent3: the capsaicin is a state if it loads. sent4: the celestite is not a state if the capo does not state. sent5: if the fact that the capsaicin is a state hold that it is chancrous and it is a polyploidy is false. sent6: if that something does not finalize Boethius and does sight is not right then it is not a sight. sent7: if there is something such that the fact that it is a kind of a melancholic and it is a kind of a astrometry is not true the capo is not a state. sent8: if something states then that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy is not true. sent9: there exists nothing such that it does not finalize Boethius and it is a kind of a sights. sent10: the capsaicin does load. sent11: the decoupage is chancrous. ; $proof$ =
sent8 -> int1: if the capsaicin is a state the fact that it is not chancrous but a polyploidy is not right.; sent3 & sent10 -> int2: the capsaicin is a state.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
if something states then that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy is not true.
[ "the capsaicin is a state if it loads.", "the capsaicin does load." ]
[ "A polyploidy is not true if something states that it is not chancrous.", "If something says that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy, that is not true." ]
A polyploidy is not true if something states that it is not chancrous.
the capsaicin is a state if it loads.
the capsaicin is not chancrous but it is a polyploidy.
sent1: that something is a kind of a melancholic and it is a astrometry is wrong if it does not sight. sent2: that the capsaicin is a shagginess and a polyploidy is not true. sent3: the capsaicin is a state if it loads. sent4: the celestite is not a state if the capo does not state. sent5: if the fact that the capsaicin is a state hold that it is chancrous and it is a polyploidy is false. sent6: if that something does not finalize Boethius and does sight is not right then it is not a sight. sent7: if there is something such that the fact that it is a kind of a melancholic and it is a kind of a astrometry is not true the capo is not a state. sent8: if something states then that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy is not true. sent9: there exists nothing such that it does not finalize Boethius and it is a kind of a sights. sent10: the capsaicin does load. sent11: the decoupage is chancrous.
(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa})
sent1: (x): ¬{E}x -> ¬({D}x & {C}x) sent2: ¬({HN}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) sent3: {B}{aa} -> {A}{aa} sent4: ¬{A}{a} -> ¬{A}{fh} sent5: {A}{aa} -> ¬({AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) sent6: (x): ¬(¬{G}x & {E}x) -> ¬{E}x sent7: (x): ¬({D}x & {C}x) -> ¬{A}{a} sent8: (x): {A}x -> ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent9: (x): ¬(¬{G}x & {E}x) sent10: {B}{aa} sent11: {AA}{eb}
[ "sent8 -> int1: if the capsaicin is a state the fact that it is not chancrous but a polyploidy is not right.; sent3 & sent10 -> int2: the capsaicin is a state.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent8 -> int1: {A}{aa} -> ¬(¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); sent3 & sent10 -> int2: {A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
8
0
8
that the celestite is not a load but it does finalize emphysema is false.
¬(¬{B}{fh} & {CK}{fh})
9
[ "sent1 -> int3: that the fencing is a melancholic and a astrometry does not hold if it is not a kind of a sights.; sent9 -> int4: the fact that the fencing does not finalize Boethius but it sights is not right.; sent6 -> int5: if that the fencing does not finalize Boethius and is a sights is not right it does not sights.; int4 & int5 -> int6: the fencing is not a sights.; int3 & int6 -> int7: that the fencing is a kind of a melancholic that is a astrometry is not right.; int7 -> int8: there exists nothing that is a melancholic and is a astrometry.; int8 -> int9: that the camisole is a melancholic that is a kind of a astrometry does not hold.; int9 -> int10: there is something such that the fact that it is a melancholic and it is a astrometry is not true.; int10 & sent7 -> int11: the capo is not a state.; int11 & sent4 -> int12: the celestite is not a kind of a state.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the capsaicin is not chancrous but it is a polyploidy. ; $context$ = sent1: that something is a kind of a melancholic and it is a astrometry is wrong if it does not sight. sent2: that the capsaicin is a shagginess and a polyploidy is not true. sent3: the capsaicin is a state if it loads. sent4: the celestite is not a state if the capo does not state. sent5: if the fact that the capsaicin is a state hold that it is chancrous and it is a polyploidy is false. sent6: if that something does not finalize Boethius and does sight is not right then it is not a sight. sent7: if there is something such that the fact that it is a kind of a melancholic and it is a kind of a astrometry is not true the capo is not a state. sent8: if something states then that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy is not true. sent9: there exists nothing such that it does not finalize Boethius and it is a kind of a sights. sent10: the capsaicin does load. sent11: the decoupage is chancrous. ; $proof$ =
sent8 -> int1: if the capsaicin is a state the fact that it is not chancrous but a polyploidy is not right.; sent3 & sent10 -> int2: the capsaicin is a state.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
if something states then that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy is not true.
[ "the capsaicin is a state if it loads.", "the capsaicin does load." ]
[ "A polyploidy is not true if something states that it is not chancrous.", "If something says that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy, that is not true." ]
If something says that it is not chancrous and is a polyploidy, that is not true.
the capsaicin does load.
the fact that the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette does not hold.
sent1: the medlar does visit if the pageboy is not a visit and does not finalize glebe. sent2: if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette. sent3: the pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or it is a Togolese or both. sent4: the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both.
¬(¬{C}{b} & ¬{B}{b})
sent1: (¬{A}{a} & ¬{D}{a}) -> {A}{b} sent2: {B}{a} -> (¬{C}{b} & ¬{B}{b}) sent3: (¬{AA}{a} v {AB}{a}) -> {B}{a} sent4: (¬{AA}{a} v {AB}{a})
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the pageboy is a moquette.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: {B}{a}; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
1
0
1
the fact that the medlar does not loft and it is not a moquette is wrong.
¬(¬{C}{b} & ¬{B}{b})
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette does not hold. ; $context$ = sent1: the medlar does visit if the pageboy is not a visit and does not finalize glebe. sent2: if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette. sent3: the pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or it is a Togolese or both. sent4: the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the pageboy is a moquette.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or it is a Togolese or both.
[ "the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both.", "if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette." ]
[ "If the pageboy does not breakfast, it is a moquette.", "The pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or both." ]
If the pageboy does not breakfast, it is a moquette.
the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both.
the fact that the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette does not hold.
sent1: the medlar does visit if the pageboy is not a visit and does not finalize glebe. sent2: if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette. sent3: the pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or it is a Togolese or both. sent4: the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both.
¬(¬{C}{b} & ¬{B}{b})
sent1: (¬{A}{a} & ¬{D}{a}) -> {A}{b} sent2: {B}{a} -> (¬{C}{b} & ¬{B}{b}) sent3: (¬{AA}{a} v {AB}{a}) -> {B}{a} sent4: (¬{AA}{a} v {AB}{a})
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the pageboy is a moquette.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: {B}{a}; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
1
0
1
the fact that the medlar does not loft and it is not a moquette is wrong.
¬(¬{C}{b} & ¬{B}{b})
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette does not hold. ; $context$ = sent1: the medlar does visit if the pageboy is not a visit and does not finalize glebe. sent2: if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette. sent3: the pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or it is a Togolese or both. sent4: the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the pageboy is a moquette.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or it is a Togolese or both.
[ "the pageboy is not a breakfast or is a Togolese or both.", "if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette." ]
[ "If the pageboy does not breakfast, it is a moquette.", "The pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or both." ]
The pageboy is a moquette if it does not breakfast or both.
if the pageboy is a moquette then the medlar is not a kind of a loft and is not a moquette.
the porkfish is a plowing.
sent1: if the earthworm is a plowing it is burrlike. sent2: the earthworm is burrlike. sent3: the pentode is a kind of a Arkansan. sent4: that the crossing is not a tadpole and is a kind of a sabertooth is false if the pentode is a Arkansan. sent5: if the porkfish is not a sabertooth then that it sharpens and it is a kind of a tadpole is incorrect. sent6: the porkfish is Delphic. sent7: the earthworm plows if the porkfish is burrlike. sent8: something is atomistic if it is washable. sent9: the porkfish does sharpen if the earthworm is burrlike. sent10: something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct.
{C}{b}
sent1: {C}{a} -> {A}{a} sent2: {A}{a} sent3: {F}{e} sent4: {F}{e} -> ¬(¬{E}{d} & {D}{d}) sent5: ¬{D}{b} -> ¬({B}{b} & {E}{b}) sent6: {G}{b} sent7: {A}{b} -> {C}{a} sent8: (x): {GT}x -> {DA}x sent9: {A}{a} -> {B}{b} sent10: (x): {B}x -> {C}x
[ "sent9 & sent2 -> int1: the porkfish does sharpen.; sent10 -> int2: if the porkfish does sharpen then it plows.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent9 & sent2 -> int1: {B}{b}; sent10 -> int2: {B}{b} -> {C}{b}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
7
0
7
the fact that the skylark is a plowing is not wrong.
{C}{al}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the porkfish is a plowing. ; $context$ = sent1: if the earthworm is a plowing it is burrlike. sent2: the earthworm is burrlike. sent3: the pentode is a kind of a Arkansan. sent4: that the crossing is not a tadpole and is a kind of a sabertooth is false if the pentode is a Arkansan. sent5: if the porkfish is not a sabertooth then that it sharpens and it is a kind of a tadpole is incorrect. sent6: the porkfish is Delphic. sent7: the earthworm plows if the porkfish is burrlike. sent8: something is atomistic if it is washable. sent9: the porkfish does sharpen if the earthworm is burrlike. sent10: something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent2 -> int1: the porkfish does sharpen.; sent10 -> int2: if the porkfish does sharpen then it plows.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the porkfish does sharpen if the earthworm is burrlike.
[ "the earthworm is burrlike.", "something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct." ]
[ "If the earthworm is burrlike, the porkfish will sharpen.", "If the earthworm is burrlike the porkfish will sharpen." ]
If the earthworm is burrlike, the porkfish will sharpen.
the earthworm is burrlike.
the porkfish is a plowing.
sent1: if the earthworm is a plowing it is burrlike. sent2: the earthworm is burrlike. sent3: the pentode is a kind of a Arkansan. sent4: that the crossing is not a tadpole and is a kind of a sabertooth is false if the pentode is a Arkansan. sent5: if the porkfish is not a sabertooth then that it sharpens and it is a kind of a tadpole is incorrect. sent6: the porkfish is Delphic. sent7: the earthworm plows if the porkfish is burrlike. sent8: something is atomistic if it is washable. sent9: the porkfish does sharpen if the earthworm is burrlike. sent10: something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct.
{C}{b}
sent1: {C}{a} -> {A}{a} sent2: {A}{a} sent3: {F}{e} sent4: {F}{e} -> ¬(¬{E}{d} & {D}{d}) sent5: ¬{D}{b} -> ¬({B}{b} & {E}{b}) sent6: {G}{b} sent7: {A}{b} -> {C}{a} sent8: (x): {GT}x -> {DA}x sent9: {A}{a} -> {B}{b} sent10: (x): {B}x -> {C}x
[ "sent9 & sent2 -> int1: the porkfish does sharpen.; sent10 -> int2: if the porkfish does sharpen then it plows.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent9 & sent2 -> int1: {B}{b}; sent10 -> int2: {B}{b} -> {C}{b}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
7
0
7
the fact that the skylark is a plowing is not wrong.
{C}{al}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the porkfish is a plowing. ; $context$ = sent1: if the earthworm is a plowing it is burrlike. sent2: the earthworm is burrlike. sent3: the pentode is a kind of a Arkansan. sent4: that the crossing is not a tadpole and is a kind of a sabertooth is false if the pentode is a Arkansan. sent5: if the porkfish is not a sabertooth then that it sharpens and it is a kind of a tadpole is incorrect. sent6: the porkfish is Delphic. sent7: the earthworm plows if the porkfish is burrlike. sent8: something is atomistic if it is washable. sent9: the porkfish does sharpen if the earthworm is burrlike. sent10: something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent2 -> int1: the porkfish does sharpen.; sent10 -> int2: if the porkfish does sharpen then it plows.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the porkfish does sharpen if the earthworm is burrlike.
[ "the earthworm is burrlike.", "something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct." ]
[ "If the earthworm is burrlike, the porkfish will sharpen.", "If the earthworm is burrlike the porkfish will sharpen." ]
If the earthworm is burrlike the porkfish will sharpen.
something does plow if that it does sharpen is correct.
that the recruit is unready is not wrong.
sent1: if something does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both then the time-switch is a timid. sent2: if the fact that the fact that the time-switch is a timid and/or does yield hold is not correct then the rhyolite is not unready. sent3: the egotist is a kind of a lectureship. sent4: if that the singer is an aphorism is true then either it does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both. sent5: the time-switch is Avestan. sent6: the mahogany is a insentience. sent7: the time-switch is a insentience. sent8: the singer is an aphorism. sent9: something is unready if it is a lectureship. sent10: if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold. sent11: the recruit urinates component and it is a jessamine. sent12: the time-switch is a kind of a lectureship.
{C}{b}
sent1: (x): (¬{F}x v ¬{G}x) -> {E}{a} sent2: ¬({E}{a} v {D}{a}) -> ¬{C}{hu} sent3: {A}{dk} sent4: {H}{c} -> (¬{F}{c} v ¬{G}{c}) sent5: {GT}{a} sent6: {B}{bh} sent7: {B}{a} sent8: {H}{c} sent9: (x): {A}x -> {C}x sent10: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) -> ¬{C}{b} sent11: ({F}{b} & {G}{b}) sent12: {A}{a}
[ "sent12 & sent7 -> int1: the time-switch is a lectureship and it is a insentience.; sent10 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent12 & sent7 -> int1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}); sent10 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
9
0
9
the rhyolite is a insentience.
{B}{hu}
6
[ "sent11 -> int2: the recruit does urinate component.; int2 -> int3: there exists something such that it urinates component.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that the recruit is unready is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: if something does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both then the time-switch is a timid. sent2: if the fact that the fact that the time-switch is a timid and/or does yield hold is not correct then the rhyolite is not unready. sent3: the egotist is a kind of a lectureship. sent4: if that the singer is an aphorism is true then either it does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both. sent5: the time-switch is Avestan. sent6: the mahogany is a insentience. sent7: the time-switch is a insentience. sent8: the singer is an aphorism. sent9: something is unready if it is a lectureship. sent10: if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold. sent11: the recruit urinates component and it is a jessamine. sent12: the time-switch is a kind of a lectureship. ; $proof$ =
sent12 & sent7 -> int1: the time-switch is a lectureship and it is a insentience.; sent10 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the time-switch is a kind of a lectureship.
[ "the time-switch is a insentience.", "if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold." ]
[ "The time-switch is a kind of lectureship.", "The time-switch is a lectureship." ]
The time-switch is a kind of lectureship.
the time-switch is a insentience.
that the recruit is unready is not wrong.
sent1: if something does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both then the time-switch is a timid. sent2: if the fact that the fact that the time-switch is a timid and/or does yield hold is not correct then the rhyolite is not unready. sent3: the egotist is a kind of a lectureship. sent4: if that the singer is an aphorism is true then either it does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both. sent5: the time-switch is Avestan. sent6: the mahogany is a insentience. sent7: the time-switch is a insentience. sent8: the singer is an aphorism. sent9: something is unready if it is a lectureship. sent10: if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold. sent11: the recruit urinates component and it is a jessamine. sent12: the time-switch is a kind of a lectureship.
{C}{b}
sent1: (x): (¬{F}x v ¬{G}x) -> {E}{a} sent2: ¬({E}{a} v {D}{a}) -> ¬{C}{hu} sent3: {A}{dk} sent4: {H}{c} -> (¬{F}{c} v ¬{G}{c}) sent5: {GT}{a} sent6: {B}{bh} sent7: {B}{a} sent8: {H}{c} sent9: (x): {A}x -> {C}x sent10: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}) -> ¬{C}{b} sent11: ({F}{b} & {G}{b}) sent12: {A}{a}
[ "sent12 & sent7 -> int1: the time-switch is a lectureship and it is a insentience.; sent10 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent12 & sent7 -> int1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}); sent10 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
9
0
9
the rhyolite is a insentience.
{B}{hu}
6
[ "sent11 -> int2: the recruit does urinate component.; int2 -> int3: there exists something such that it urinates component.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that the recruit is unready is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: if something does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both then the time-switch is a timid. sent2: if the fact that the fact that the time-switch is a timid and/or does yield hold is not correct then the rhyolite is not unready. sent3: the egotist is a kind of a lectureship. sent4: if that the singer is an aphorism is true then either it does not urinate component or it is not a jessamine or both. sent5: the time-switch is Avestan. sent6: the mahogany is a insentience. sent7: the time-switch is a insentience. sent8: the singer is an aphorism. sent9: something is unready if it is a lectureship. sent10: if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold. sent11: the recruit urinates component and it is a jessamine. sent12: the time-switch is a kind of a lectureship. ; $proof$ =
sent12 & sent7 -> int1: the time-switch is a lectureship and it is a insentience.; sent10 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the time-switch is a kind of a lectureship.
[ "the time-switch is a insentience.", "if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold." ]
[ "The time-switch is a kind of lectureship.", "The time-switch is a lectureship." ]
The time-switch is a lectureship.
if the time-switch is both a lectureship and a insentience then the fact that the recruit is not unready hold.
the fact that there is something such that it is not asynchronous is not right.
sent1: the fact that everything does attack attack is not incorrect. sent2: if something attacks attack it is not corinthian and urinates haggler. sent3: if something that is not corinthian urinates haggler then the demographer does not adjourn. sent4: if there is something such that that it is both seaward and a Fresno is not right the sweat is not a kind of a Fresno. sent5: if the philistine does not bellow then the fact that the massicot is seaward and is a kind of a Fresno does not hold. sent6: the philistine is not a bellows if the demographer does not sibilate. sent7: if the sweat is not a Fresno then that the accompanist is a kind of pathological thing that is asynchronous is false. sent8: if the demographer does not adjourn then it does urinate transplant and is astomatal. sent9: the fact that the accompanist urinates Raffia and it is a Isherwood is not right. sent10: there exists something such that it is a kind of a Isherwood. sent11: if the accompanist is not a Isherwood the sweat is not asynchronous. sent12: the accompanist does not urinate Raffia if that the sweat is asynchronous a Isherwood is false. sent13: if that the accompanist does urinate Raffia and is a Isherwood does not hold then the sweat is not asynchronous. sent14: if something does urinate transplant then it does not sibilate and it is a Dido.
¬((Ex): ¬{B}x)
sent1: (x): {L}x sent2: (x): {L}x -> (¬{J}x & {K}x) sent3: (x): (¬{J}x & {K}x) -> ¬{I}{e} sent4: (x): ¬({C}x & {A}x) -> ¬{A}{b} sent5: ¬{D}{d} -> ¬({C}{c} & {A}{c}) sent6: ¬{E}{e} -> ¬{D}{d} sent7: ¬{A}{b} -> ¬({CP}{a} & {B}{a}) sent8: ¬{I}{e} -> ({G}{e} & {H}{e}) sent9: ¬({AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) sent10: (Ex): {AB}x sent11: ¬{AB}{a} -> ¬{B}{b} sent12: ¬({B}{b} & {AB}{b}) -> ¬{AA}{a} sent13: ¬({AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) -> ¬{B}{b} sent14: (x): {G}x -> (¬{E}x & {F}x)
[ "sent13 & sent9 -> int1: the sweat is not asynchronous.; int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent13 & sent9 -> int1: ¬{B}{b}; int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
12
0
12
that the accompanist is pathological and it is asynchronous does not hold.
¬({CP}{a} & {B}{a})
15
[ "sent14 -> int2: if the fact that the demographer does urinate transplant is not incorrect then it does not sibilate and it is a Dido.; sent2 -> int3: if the ash attacks attack then it is a kind of non-corinthian thing that urinates haggler.; sent1 -> int4: the ash attacks attack.; int3 & int4 -> int5: the ash is a kind of non-corinthian thing that urinates haggler.; int5 -> int6: everything is a kind of non-corinthian thing that does urinate haggler.; int6 -> int7: the mombin is non-corinthian thing that urinates haggler.; int7 -> int8: something is non-corinthian thing that does urinate haggler.; sent3 & int8 -> int9: the demographer does not adjourn.; sent8 & int9 -> int10: the demographer urinates transplant and it is astomatal.; int10 -> int11: the demographer urinates transplant.; int2 & int11 -> int12: the demographer does not sibilate and is a Dido.; int12 -> int13: the demographer does not sibilate.; sent6 & int13 -> int14: the philistine is not a kind of a bellows.; int14 & sent5 -> int15: the fact that the massicot is a seaward and is a Fresno is not right.; int15 -> int16: there exists something such that that it is a seaward and it is a Fresno is not correct.; int16 & sent4 -> int17: the sweat is not a kind of a Fresno.; sent7 & int17 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
PROVED
$hypothesis$ = the fact that there is something such that it is not asynchronous is not right. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that everything does attack attack is not incorrect. sent2: if something attacks attack it is not corinthian and urinates haggler. sent3: if something that is not corinthian urinates haggler then the demographer does not adjourn. sent4: if there is something such that that it is both seaward and a Fresno is not right the sweat is not a kind of a Fresno. sent5: if the philistine does not bellow then the fact that the massicot is seaward and is a kind of a Fresno does not hold. sent6: the philistine is not a bellows if the demographer does not sibilate. sent7: if the sweat is not a Fresno then that the accompanist is a kind of pathological thing that is asynchronous is false. sent8: if the demographer does not adjourn then it does urinate transplant and is astomatal. sent9: the fact that the accompanist urinates Raffia and it is a Isherwood is not right. sent10: there exists something such that it is a kind of a Isherwood. sent11: if the accompanist is not a Isherwood the sweat is not asynchronous. sent12: the accompanist does not urinate Raffia if that the sweat is asynchronous a Isherwood is false. sent13: if that the accompanist does urinate Raffia and is a Isherwood does not hold then the sweat is not asynchronous. sent14: if something does urinate transplant then it does not sibilate and it is a Dido. ; $proof$ =
sent13 & sent9 -> int1: the sweat is not asynchronous.; int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
if that the accompanist does urinate Raffia and is a Isherwood does not hold then the sweat is not asynchronous.
[ "the fact that the accompanist urinates Raffia and it is a Isherwood is not right." ]
[ "if that the accompanist does urinate Raffia and is a Isherwood does not hold then the sweat is not asynchronous." ]
if that the accompanist does urinate Raffia and is a Isherwood does not hold then the sweat is not asynchronous.
the fact that the accompanist urinates Raffia and it is a Isherwood is not right.
the fact that the pulling does not occur is not wrong.
sent1: the turning occurs if the gravitation happens. sent2: that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur. sent3: the gravitation happens. sent4: that the turning does not occur yields that the pull does not occur or the gravitation or both.
¬{C}
sent1: {A} -> {B} sent2: {B} -> {C} sent3: {A} sent4: ¬{B} -> (¬{C} v {A})
[ "sent1 & sent3 -> int1: the turn happens.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 & sent3 -> int1: {B}; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
1
0
1
the pull does not occur.
¬{C}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the pulling does not occur is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: the turning occurs if the gravitation happens. sent2: that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur. sent3: the gravitation happens. sent4: that the turning does not occur yields that the pull does not occur or the gravitation or both. ; $proof$ =
sent1 & sent3 -> int1: the turn happens.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the turning occurs if the gravitation happens.
[ "the gravitation happens.", "that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur." ]
[ "If the gravitation happens, the turning occurs.", "If the gravitation happens, the turning will happen." ]
If the gravitation happens, the turning occurs.
the gravitation happens.
the fact that the pulling does not occur is not wrong.
sent1: the turning occurs if the gravitation happens. sent2: that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur. sent3: the gravitation happens. sent4: that the turning does not occur yields that the pull does not occur or the gravitation or both.
¬{C}
sent1: {A} -> {B} sent2: {B} -> {C} sent3: {A} sent4: ¬{B} -> (¬{C} v {A})
[ "sent1 & sent3 -> int1: the turn happens.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent1 & sent3 -> int1: {B}; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
1
0
1
the pull does not occur.
¬{C}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the pulling does not occur is not wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: the turning occurs if the gravitation happens. sent2: that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur. sent3: the gravitation happens. sent4: that the turning does not occur yields that the pull does not occur or the gravitation or both. ; $proof$ =
sent1 & sent3 -> int1: the turn happens.; sent2 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the turning occurs if the gravitation happens.
[ "the gravitation happens.", "that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur." ]
[ "If the gravitation happens, the turning occurs.", "If the gravitation happens, the turning will happen." ]
If the gravitation happens, the turning will happen.
that the turn occurs prevents that the pulling does not occur.
the archeologist is not a glutamate.
sent1: something is not a palmist but it is clayey. sent2: the archeologist is not a Thracian if something is not clayey. sent3: there exists something such that that it is not a glutamate and is clayey does not hold. sent4: the archeologist is clayey. sent5: if the archeologist is not a palmist it is clayey. sent6: if the tremor is not worsted then it is not pervious. sent7: the fact that the dissociation is not clayey hold. sent8: the archeologist is not an oath but it is a kind of a macon. sent9: something is not a palmist but it is a glutamate. sent10: the archeologist is not cervical but it nibbles. sent11: if there exists something such that it is funerary then the fact that the archeologist is not a palmist is true. sent12: there exists something such that that it is a glutamate that is clayey is not true. sent13: the archeologist is explosive. sent14: that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false. sent15: there is something such that that it is non-funerary and a worsted is not correct. sent16: if something is not a palmist it is both not a rage and a worsted. sent17: there is something such that it is non-funerary and not non-worsted. sent18: if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist. sent19: if something is not a glutamate the fact that the archeologist is not a kind of a palmist is right. sent20: there is something such that the fact that it is funerary and it is worsted does not hold. sent21: there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a palmist and is clayey is not true.
¬{B}{a}
sent1: (Ex): (¬{A}x & {C}x) sent2: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬{FD}{a} sent3: (Ex): ¬(¬{B}x & {C}x) sent4: {C}{a} sent5: ¬{A}{a} -> {C}{a} sent6: ¬{AB}{gg} -> {GB}{gg} sent7: ¬{C}{fg} sent8: (¬{FS}{a} & {GS}{a}) sent9: (Ex): (¬{A}x & {B}x) sent10: (¬{FM}{a} & {IJ}{a}) sent11: (x): {AA}x -> ¬{A}{a} sent12: (Ex): ¬({B}x & {C}x) sent13: {HB}{a} sent14: ¬{A}{a} -> (¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent15: (Ex): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent16: (x): ¬{A}x -> (¬{GN}x & {AB}x) sent17: (Ex): (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent18: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> ¬{A}{a} sent19: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬{A}{a} sent20: (Ex): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) sent21: (Ex): ¬(¬{A}x & {C}x)
[ "sent15 & sent18 -> int1: the archeologist is not a palmist.; int1 & sent14 -> int2: the archeologist is not a glutamate but it is clayey.; int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent15 & sent18 -> int1: ¬{A}{a}; int1 & sent14 -> int2: (¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}); int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
18
0
18
the fact that the smoothhound is not a rage but it does worst is not false.
(¬{GN}{cr} & {AB}{cr})
4
[ "sent16 -> int3: the smoothhound is not a kind of a rage and is a worsted if it is not a kind of a palmist.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the archeologist is not a glutamate. ; $context$ = sent1: something is not a palmist but it is clayey. sent2: the archeologist is not a Thracian if something is not clayey. sent3: there exists something such that that it is not a glutamate and is clayey does not hold. sent4: the archeologist is clayey. sent5: if the archeologist is not a palmist it is clayey. sent6: if the tremor is not worsted then it is not pervious. sent7: the fact that the dissociation is not clayey hold. sent8: the archeologist is not an oath but it is a kind of a macon. sent9: something is not a palmist but it is a glutamate. sent10: the archeologist is not cervical but it nibbles. sent11: if there exists something such that it is funerary then the fact that the archeologist is not a palmist is true. sent12: there exists something such that that it is a glutamate that is clayey is not true. sent13: the archeologist is explosive. sent14: that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false. sent15: there is something such that that it is non-funerary and a worsted is not correct. sent16: if something is not a palmist it is both not a rage and a worsted. sent17: there is something such that it is non-funerary and not non-worsted. sent18: if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist. sent19: if something is not a glutamate the fact that the archeologist is not a kind of a palmist is right. sent20: there is something such that the fact that it is funerary and it is worsted does not hold. sent21: there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a palmist and is clayey is not true. ; $proof$ =
sent15 & sent18 -> int1: the archeologist is not a palmist.; int1 & sent14 -> int2: the archeologist is not a glutamate but it is clayey.; int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there is something such that that it is non-funerary and a worsted is not correct.
[ "if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist.", "that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false." ]
[ "It is not a funeral and a worsted is not correct.", "It is not a funeral and a worsted is incorrect." ]
It is not a funeral and a worsted is not correct.
if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist.
the archeologist is not a glutamate.
sent1: something is not a palmist but it is clayey. sent2: the archeologist is not a Thracian if something is not clayey. sent3: there exists something such that that it is not a glutamate and is clayey does not hold. sent4: the archeologist is clayey. sent5: if the archeologist is not a palmist it is clayey. sent6: if the tremor is not worsted then it is not pervious. sent7: the fact that the dissociation is not clayey hold. sent8: the archeologist is not an oath but it is a kind of a macon. sent9: something is not a palmist but it is a glutamate. sent10: the archeologist is not cervical but it nibbles. sent11: if there exists something such that it is funerary then the fact that the archeologist is not a palmist is true. sent12: there exists something such that that it is a glutamate that is clayey is not true. sent13: the archeologist is explosive. sent14: that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false. sent15: there is something such that that it is non-funerary and a worsted is not correct. sent16: if something is not a palmist it is both not a rage and a worsted. sent17: there is something such that it is non-funerary and not non-worsted. sent18: if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist. sent19: if something is not a glutamate the fact that the archeologist is not a kind of a palmist is right. sent20: there is something such that the fact that it is funerary and it is worsted does not hold. sent21: there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a palmist and is clayey is not true.
¬{B}{a}
sent1: (Ex): (¬{A}x & {C}x) sent2: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬{FD}{a} sent3: (Ex): ¬(¬{B}x & {C}x) sent4: {C}{a} sent5: ¬{A}{a} -> {C}{a} sent6: ¬{AB}{gg} -> {GB}{gg} sent7: ¬{C}{fg} sent8: (¬{FS}{a} & {GS}{a}) sent9: (Ex): (¬{A}x & {B}x) sent10: (¬{FM}{a} & {IJ}{a}) sent11: (x): {AA}x -> ¬{A}{a} sent12: (Ex): ¬({B}x & {C}x) sent13: {HB}{a} sent14: ¬{A}{a} -> (¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent15: (Ex): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent16: (x): ¬{A}x -> (¬{GN}x & {AB}x) sent17: (Ex): (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent18: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & {AB}x) -> ¬{A}{a} sent19: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬{A}{a} sent20: (Ex): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) sent21: (Ex): ¬(¬{A}x & {C}x)
[ "sent15 & sent18 -> int1: the archeologist is not a palmist.; int1 & sent14 -> int2: the archeologist is not a glutamate but it is clayey.; int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent15 & sent18 -> int1: ¬{A}{a}; int1 & sent14 -> int2: (¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}); int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
18
0
18
the fact that the smoothhound is not a rage but it does worst is not false.
(¬{GN}{cr} & {AB}{cr})
4
[ "sent16 -> int3: the smoothhound is not a kind of a rage and is a worsted if it is not a kind of a palmist.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the archeologist is not a glutamate. ; $context$ = sent1: something is not a palmist but it is clayey. sent2: the archeologist is not a Thracian if something is not clayey. sent3: there exists something such that that it is not a glutamate and is clayey does not hold. sent4: the archeologist is clayey. sent5: if the archeologist is not a palmist it is clayey. sent6: if the tremor is not worsted then it is not pervious. sent7: the fact that the dissociation is not clayey hold. sent8: the archeologist is not an oath but it is a kind of a macon. sent9: something is not a palmist but it is a glutamate. sent10: the archeologist is not cervical but it nibbles. sent11: if there exists something such that it is funerary then the fact that the archeologist is not a palmist is true. sent12: there exists something such that that it is a glutamate that is clayey is not true. sent13: the archeologist is explosive. sent14: that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false. sent15: there is something such that that it is non-funerary and a worsted is not correct. sent16: if something is not a palmist it is both not a rage and a worsted. sent17: there is something such that it is non-funerary and not non-worsted. sent18: if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist. sent19: if something is not a glutamate the fact that the archeologist is not a kind of a palmist is right. sent20: there is something such that the fact that it is funerary and it is worsted does not hold. sent21: there exists something such that that it is not a kind of a palmist and is clayey is not true. ; $proof$ =
sent15 & sent18 -> int1: the archeologist is not a palmist.; int1 & sent14 -> int2: the archeologist is not a glutamate but it is clayey.; int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there is something such that that it is non-funerary and a worsted is not correct.
[ "if there exists something such that the fact that it is non-funerary and it worsts is wrong the archeologist is not a palmist.", "that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false." ]
[ "It is not a funeral and a worsted is not correct.", "It is not a funeral and a worsted is incorrect." ]
It is not a funeral and a worsted is incorrect.
that the archeologist is both not the glutamate and clayey if the archeologist is not a palmist is not false.
that something does cry or it is a Mandaean or both is wrong.
sent1: the fact that the windstorm is a crying that does not attack hexed is not correct. sent2: that that the windstorm is a kind of a Mandaean that does not attack substation is not false is false. sent3: the fact that the signet does obliterate and is a ductule is false if the fact that it is not stannic is not incorrect. sent4: that the windstorm is a Kursk and it is ebracteate does not hold. sent5: something is a Ms or it is air-to-air or both if it is not a crying. sent6: the fact that the fact that something is a kind of non-Mandaean a crying is false if it does not scoff is true. sent7: that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate is not correct. sent8: the harmonizer is a Mandaean if the windstorm is ebracteate. sent9: that the harmonizer is a Mandaean is correct if that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate does not hold. sent10: if that something is non-Mandaean but it does cry is false then that it is not a cry hold. sent11: something does not scoff if the fact that it obliterates and it is a kind of a ductule is not right.
¬((Ex): ({A}x v {B}x))
sent1: ¬({A}{a} & ¬{BJ}{a}) sent2: ¬({B}{a} & ¬{GG}{a}) sent3: ¬{F}{ei} -> ¬({E}{ei} & {D}{ei}) sent4: ¬({AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) sent5: (x): ¬{A}x -> ({HB}x v {GI}x) sent6: (x): ¬{C}x -> ¬(¬{B}x & {A}x) sent7: ¬({AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent8: {AB}{a} -> {B}{b} sent9: ¬({AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) -> {B}{b} sent10: (x): ¬(¬{B}x & {A}x) -> ¬{A}x sent11: (x): ¬({E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{C}x
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the harmonizer is a Mandaean.; int1 -> int2: the harmonizer cries or it is a Mandaean or both.; int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent9 & sent7 -> int1: {B}{b}; int1 -> int2: ({A}{b} v {B}{b}); int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
9
0
9
the signet is either a Ms or air-to-air or both.
({HB}{ei} v {GI}{ei})
6
[ "sent5 -> int3: if the signet is not a crying then it is a Ms and/or it is air-to-air.; sent10 -> int4: the signet does not cry if that the fact that it is not a Mandaean and is a cry is correct does not hold.; sent6 -> int5: the fact that the signet is not a kind of a Mandaean and is a crying does not hold if it does not scoff.; sent11 -> int6: if the fact that the signet obliterates and is a ductule is incorrect it does not scoff.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = that something does cry or it is a Mandaean or both is wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the windstorm is a crying that does not attack hexed is not correct. sent2: that that the windstorm is a kind of a Mandaean that does not attack substation is not false is false. sent3: the fact that the signet does obliterate and is a ductule is false if the fact that it is not stannic is not incorrect. sent4: that the windstorm is a Kursk and it is ebracteate does not hold. sent5: something is a Ms or it is air-to-air or both if it is not a crying. sent6: the fact that the fact that something is a kind of non-Mandaean a crying is false if it does not scoff is true. sent7: that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate is not correct. sent8: the harmonizer is a Mandaean if the windstorm is ebracteate. sent9: that the harmonizer is a Mandaean is correct if that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate does not hold. sent10: if that something is non-Mandaean but it does cry is false then that it is not a cry hold. sent11: something does not scoff if the fact that it obliterates and it is a kind of a ductule is not right. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent7 -> int1: the harmonizer is a Mandaean.; int1 -> int2: the harmonizer cries or it is a Mandaean or both.; int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
that the harmonizer is a Mandaean is correct if that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate does not hold.
[ "that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate is not correct." ]
[ "that the harmonizer is a Mandaean is correct if that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate does not hold." ]
that the harmonizer is a Mandaean is correct if that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate does not hold.
that the windstorm is a Kursk but it is not ebracteate is not correct.
the drowning topic happens.
sent1: the fact that both the exoneration and the non-unmusicalness happens is not correct if the worthiness occurs. sent2: if the drowning pyrostat happens then the fact that the sending happens and the urinating etamine does not occur is not correct. sent3: the drowning topic does not occur if that the drowning topic happens but the drowning tabbouleh does not occur is false. sent4: the metastableness does not occur if that the attacking Raffia but not the blindness occurs does not hold. sent5: if the electrocardiographicness occurs the fact that both the devoir and the drowning Oenanthe occurs is not true. sent6: that the raffle does not occur results in that the happiness happens and the unevenness happens. sent7: the fact that the irradiating happens and the leering percolation does not occur is false. sent8: that the Curietherapy does not occur is prevented by that the vaginismus does not occur. sent9: that the fact that the drowning tabbouleh happens and the electrocardiographicness does not occur is incorrect if the happiness happens hold. sent10: if the electrocardiographicness happens the fact that the devoir occurs but the drowning Oenanthe does not occur does not hold. sent11: the forgettableness does not occur if that the mistake happens and the teachership does not occur is not right. sent12: the fact that if the drowning tabbouleh does not occur then the drowning topic happens hold. sent13: if the drowning Oenanthe occurs then the drowning tabbouleh does not occur. sent14: the drowning tabbouleh does not occur if the fact that the devoir happens but the drowning Oenanthe does not occur does not hold. sent15: if that the electrocardiographicness does not occur hold then the fact that the drowning topic but not the drowning tabbouleh happens is incorrect. sent16: the electrocardiographicness and/or that the drowning tabbouleh occurs is caused by that the drowning topic does not occur. sent17: the leering percolation occurs. sent18: that the urinating constrictor does not occur results in that the Bam occurs. sent19: that the devoir and the drowning Oenanthe occurs is wrong. sent20: that the exoneration happens but the leering Weser does not occur does not hold.
{C}
sent1: {IC} -> ¬({HO} & ¬{HL}) sent2: {BT} -> ¬({BJ} & ¬{ET}) sent3: ¬({C} & ¬{B}) -> ¬{C} sent4: ¬({HM} & ¬{IK}) -> ¬{FB} sent5: {A} -> ¬({AA} & {AB}) sent6: ¬{F} -> ({D} & {E}) sent7: ¬({HS} & ¬{M}) sent8: ¬{EB} -> {HC} sent9: {D} -> ¬({B} & ¬{A}) sent10: {A} -> ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent11: ¬({AP} & ¬{IM}) -> ¬{FI} sent12: ¬{B} -> {C} sent13: {AB} -> ¬{B} sent14: ¬({AA} & ¬{AB}) -> ¬{B} sent15: ¬{A} -> ¬({C} & ¬{B}) sent16: ¬{C} -> ({A} v {B}) sent17: {M} sent18: ¬{GK} -> {GT} sent19: ¬({AA} & {AB}) sent20: ¬({HO} & ¬{GN})
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
3
null
17
0
17
the bed happens.
{FO}
6
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the drowning topic happens. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that both the exoneration and the non-unmusicalness happens is not correct if the worthiness occurs. sent2: if the drowning pyrostat happens then the fact that the sending happens and the urinating etamine does not occur is not correct. sent3: the drowning topic does not occur if that the drowning topic happens but the drowning tabbouleh does not occur is false. sent4: the metastableness does not occur if that the attacking Raffia but not the blindness occurs does not hold. sent5: if the electrocardiographicness occurs the fact that both the devoir and the drowning Oenanthe occurs is not true. sent6: that the raffle does not occur results in that the happiness happens and the unevenness happens. sent7: the fact that the irradiating happens and the leering percolation does not occur is false. sent8: that the Curietherapy does not occur is prevented by that the vaginismus does not occur. sent9: that the fact that the drowning tabbouleh happens and the electrocardiographicness does not occur is incorrect if the happiness happens hold. sent10: if the electrocardiographicness happens the fact that the devoir occurs but the drowning Oenanthe does not occur does not hold. sent11: the forgettableness does not occur if that the mistake happens and the teachership does not occur is not right. sent12: the fact that if the drowning tabbouleh does not occur then the drowning topic happens hold. sent13: if the drowning Oenanthe occurs then the drowning tabbouleh does not occur. sent14: the drowning tabbouleh does not occur if the fact that the devoir happens but the drowning Oenanthe does not occur does not hold. sent15: if that the electrocardiographicness does not occur hold then the fact that the drowning topic but not the drowning tabbouleh happens is incorrect. sent16: the electrocardiographicness and/or that the drowning tabbouleh occurs is caused by that the drowning topic does not occur. sent17: the leering percolation occurs. sent18: that the urinating constrictor does not occur results in that the Bam occurs. sent19: that the devoir and the drowning Oenanthe occurs is wrong. sent20: that the exoneration happens but the leering Weser does not occur does not hold. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
the drowning topic does not occur if that the drowning topic happens but the drowning tabbouleh does not occur is false.
[ "if the drowning pyrostat happens then the fact that the sending happens and the urinating etamine does not occur is not correct." ]
[ "the drowning topic does not occur if that the drowning topic happens but the drowning tabbouleh does not occur is false." ]
the drowning topic does not occur if that the drowning topic happens but the drowning tabbouleh does not occur is false.
if the drowning pyrostat happens then the fact that the sending happens and the urinating etamine does not occur is not correct.
the contrivance does remove and is an opener.
sent1: the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold. sent2: the contrivance is a kind of a blasted. sent3: if something is not other that it is a kind of a remove and is a kind of an opener is false. sent4: if that the mere is not restless but a blasted does not hold then the contrivance is a blasted. sent5: if that the mere does not give and it does not urinate eft is not true it is other. sent6: the fact that the mere is a kind of a give that does not urinate eft is false. sent7: the windstorm is a chunnel and does not leer eft. sent8: the contrivance blasts and it does remove. sent9: the mere is other if it is a give.
({C}{b} & {A}{b})
sent1: ¬(¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent2: {D}{b} sent3: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬({C}x & {A}x) sent4: ¬(¬{F}{a} & {D}{a}) -> {D}{b} sent5: ¬(¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) -> {B}{a} sent6: ¬({AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent7: ({G}{c} & ¬{E}{c}) sent8: ({D}{b} & {C}{b}) sent9: {AA}{a} -> {B}{a}
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: the mere is other.; sent8 -> int2: the fact that the contrivance is a remove hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: {B}{a}; sent8 -> int2: {C}{b};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
6
0
6
that the contrivance does remove and is an opener is incorrect.
¬({C}{b} & {A}{b})
6
[ "sent3 -> int3: if the contrivance is not other then that it does remove and it is an opener does not hold.; sent7 -> int4: that the windstorm does not leer eft is correct.; int4 -> int5: there exists something such that it does not leer eft.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the contrivance does remove and is an opener. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold. sent2: the contrivance is a kind of a blasted. sent3: if something is not other that it is a kind of a remove and is a kind of an opener is false. sent4: if that the mere is not restless but a blasted does not hold then the contrivance is a blasted. sent5: if that the mere does not give and it does not urinate eft is not true it is other. sent6: the fact that the mere is a kind of a give that does not urinate eft is false. sent7: the windstorm is a chunnel and does not leer eft. sent8: the contrivance blasts and it does remove. sent9: the mere is other if it is a give. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
if that the mere does not give and it does not urinate eft is not true it is other.
[ "the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold.", "the contrivance blasts and it does remove." ]
[ "It is not true if the mere does not give and it does not urinate.", "It is not true that the mere does not give and does not urinate." ]
It is not true if the mere does not give and it does not urinate.
the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold.
the contrivance does remove and is an opener.
sent1: the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold. sent2: the contrivance is a kind of a blasted. sent3: if something is not other that it is a kind of a remove and is a kind of an opener is false. sent4: if that the mere is not restless but a blasted does not hold then the contrivance is a blasted. sent5: if that the mere does not give and it does not urinate eft is not true it is other. sent6: the fact that the mere is a kind of a give that does not urinate eft is false. sent7: the windstorm is a chunnel and does not leer eft. sent8: the contrivance blasts and it does remove. sent9: the mere is other if it is a give.
({C}{b} & {A}{b})
sent1: ¬(¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent2: {D}{b} sent3: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬({C}x & {A}x) sent4: ¬(¬{F}{a} & {D}{a}) -> {D}{b} sent5: ¬(¬{AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) -> {B}{a} sent6: ¬({AA}{a} & ¬{AB}{a}) sent7: ({G}{c} & ¬{E}{c}) sent8: ({D}{b} & {C}{b}) sent9: {AA}{a} -> {B}{a}
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: the mere is other.; sent8 -> int2: the fact that the contrivance is a remove hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: {B}{a}; sent8 -> int2: {C}{b};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
6
0
6
that the contrivance does remove and is an opener is incorrect.
¬({C}{b} & {A}{b})
6
[ "sent3 -> int3: if the contrivance is not other then that it does remove and it is an opener does not hold.; sent7 -> int4: that the windstorm does not leer eft is correct.; int4 -> int5: there exists something such that it does not leer eft.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the contrivance does remove and is an opener. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold. sent2: the contrivance is a kind of a blasted. sent3: if something is not other that it is a kind of a remove and is a kind of an opener is false. sent4: if that the mere is not restless but a blasted does not hold then the contrivance is a blasted. sent5: if that the mere does not give and it does not urinate eft is not true it is other. sent6: the fact that the mere is a kind of a give that does not urinate eft is false. sent7: the windstorm is a chunnel and does not leer eft. sent8: the contrivance blasts and it does remove. sent9: the mere is other if it is a give. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
if that the mere does not give and it does not urinate eft is not true it is other.
[ "the fact that the mere is not a give and does not urinate eft does not hold.", "the contrivance blasts and it does remove." ]
[ "It is not true if the mere does not give and it does not urinate.", "It is not true that the mere does not give and does not urinate." ]
It is not true that the mere does not give and does not urinate.
the contrivance blasts and it does remove.
the malignness occurs.
sent1: the malignness happens and the scalage occurs if that the heartbreaker does not occur is right. sent2: the fact that the reversion does not occur is right if that the scalage happens and the heartbreaker happens is incorrect. sent3: the syndeticness occurs. sent4: if the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur the nomotheticness does not occur. sent5: that not the filibustering but the syndeticness happens is false if the reversion does not occur. sent6: that the fact that the urinating corrective does not occur is not false if the semioticsness does not occur is true. sent7: that the cross-fertilization does not occur is true. sent8: if the fact that the filibustering does not occur and the reversion occurs is not correct the filibustering happens. sent9: the filibuster does not occur if the syndeticness occurs. sent10: the consolableness does not occur if the urinating salesclerk happens. sent11: the fact that the scalage occurs and the heartbreaker happens is not right if the nomotheticness does not occur. sent12: the repulsiveness does not occur if the lysogenicness does not occur. sent13: if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur. sent14: if the ontologicalness happens the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur. sent15: if the attacking Capital occurs the urinating cynancum does not occur. sent16: the reversion does not occur if the scalage does not occur. sent17: if the fact that the filibuster does not occur but the syndeticness happens does not hold the malignness occurs. sent18: the wrath does not occur.
{C}
sent1: ¬{F} -> ({C} & {E}) sent2: ¬({E} & {F}) -> ¬{D} sent3: {A} sent4: (¬{H} & ¬{I}) -> ¬{G} sent5: ¬{D} -> ¬(¬{B} & {A}) sent6: ¬{IA} -> ¬{EI} sent7: ¬{FQ} sent8: ¬(¬{B} & {D}) -> {B} sent9: {A} -> ¬{B} sent10: {CM} -> ¬{K} sent11: ¬{G} -> ¬({E} & {F}) sent12: ¬{FC} -> ¬{EC} sent13: ¬{B} -> ¬{C} sent14: {J} -> (¬{H} & ¬{I}) sent15: {GQ} -> ¬{DL} sent16: ¬{E} -> ¬{D} sent17: ¬(¬{B} & {A}) -> {C} sent18: ¬{JK}
[ "sent9 & sent3 -> int1: the filibuster does not occur.; sent13 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent9 & sent3 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent13 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
15
0
15
the malignness happens.
{C}
9
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the malignness occurs. ; $context$ = sent1: the malignness happens and the scalage occurs if that the heartbreaker does not occur is right. sent2: the fact that the reversion does not occur is right if that the scalage happens and the heartbreaker happens is incorrect. sent3: the syndeticness occurs. sent4: if the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur the nomotheticness does not occur. sent5: that not the filibustering but the syndeticness happens is false if the reversion does not occur. sent6: that the fact that the urinating corrective does not occur is not false if the semioticsness does not occur is true. sent7: that the cross-fertilization does not occur is true. sent8: if the fact that the filibustering does not occur and the reversion occurs is not correct the filibustering happens. sent9: the filibuster does not occur if the syndeticness occurs. sent10: the consolableness does not occur if the urinating salesclerk happens. sent11: the fact that the scalage occurs and the heartbreaker happens is not right if the nomotheticness does not occur. sent12: the repulsiveness does not occur if the lysogenicness does not occur. sent13: if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur. sent14: if the ontologicalness happens the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur. sent15: if the attacking Capital occurs the urinating cynancum does not occur. sent16: the reversion does not occur if the scalage does not occur. sent17: if the fact that the filibuster does not occur but the syndeticness happens does not hold the malignness occurs. sent18: the wrath does not occur. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent3 -> int1: the filibuster does not occur.; sent13 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the filibuster does not occur if the syndeticness occurs.
[ "the syndeticness occurs.", "if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur." ]
[ "If syndeticness occurs, the filibuster won't happen.", "If syndeticness occurs, the filibuster will not happen." ]
If syndeticness occurs, the filibuster won't happen.
the syndeticness occurs.
the malignness occurs.
sent1: the malignness happens and the scalage occurs if that the heartbreaker does not occur is right. sent2: the fact that the reversion does not occur is right if that the scalage happens and the heartbreaker happens is incorrect. sent3: the syndeticness occurs. sent4: if the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur the nomotheticness does not occur. sent5: that not the filibustering but the syndeticness happens is false if the reversion does not occur. sent6: that the fact that the urinating corrective does not occur is not false if the semioticsness does not occur is true. sent7: that the cross-fertilization does not occur is true. sent8: if the fact that the filibustering does not occur and the reversion occurs is not correct the filibustering happens. sent9: the filibuster does not occur if the syndeticness occurs. sent10: the consolableness does not occur if the urinating salesclerk happens. sent11: the fact that the scalage occurs and the heartbreaker happens is not right if the nomotheticness does not occur. sent12: the repulsiveness does not occur if the lysogenicness does not occur. sent13: if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur. sent14: if the ontologicalness happens the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur. sent15: if the attacking Capital occurs the urinating cynancum does not occur. sent16: the reversion does not occur if the scalage does not occur. sent17: if the fact that the filibuster does not occur but the syndeticness happens does not hold the malignness occurs. sent18: the wrath does not occur.
{C}
sent1: ¬{F} -> ({C} & {E}) sent2: ¬({E} & {F}) -> ¬{D} sent3: {A} sent4: (¬{H} & ¬{I}) -> ¬{G} sent5: ¬{D} -> ¬(¬{B} & {A}) sent6: ¬{IA} -> ¬{EI} sent7: ¬{FQ} sent8: ¬(¬{B} & {D}) -> {B} sent9: {A} -> ¬{B} sent10: {CM} -> ¬{K} sent11: ¬{G} -> ¬({E} & {F}) sent12: ¬{FC} -> ¬{EC} sent13: ¬{B} -> ¬{C} sent14: {J} -> (¬{H} & ¬{I}) sent15: {GQ} -> ¬{DL} sent16: ¬{E} -> ¬{D} sent17: ¬(¬{B} & {A}) -> {C} sent18: ¬{JK}
[ "sent9 & sent3 -> int1: the filibuster does not occur.; sent13 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent9 & sent3 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent13 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
15
0
15
the malignness happens.
{C}
9
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the malignness occurs. ; $context$ = sent1: the malignness happens and the scalage occurs if that the heartbreaker does not occur is right. sent2: the fact that the reversion does not occur is right if that the scalage happens and the heartbreaker happens is incorrect. sent3: the syndeticness occurs. sent4: if the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur the nomotheticness does not occur. sent5: that not the filibustering but the syndeticness happens is false if the reversion does not occur. sent6: that the fact that the urinating corrective does not occur is not false if the semioticsness does not occur is true. sent7: that the cross-fertilization does not occur is true. sent8: if the fact that the filibustering does not occur and the reversion occurs is not correct the filibustering happens. sent9: the filibuster does not occur if the syndeticness occurs. sent10: the consolableness does not occur if the urinating salesclerk happens. sent11: the fact that the scalage occurs and the heartbreaker happens is not right if the nomotheticness does not occur. sent12: the repulsiveness does not occur if the lysogenicness does not occur. sent13: if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur. sent14: if the ontologicalness happens the bathymetry does not occur and the urinating canned does not occur. sent15: if the attacking Capital occurs the urinating cynancum does not occur. sent16: the reversion does not occur if the scalage does not occur. sent17: if the fact that the filibuster does not occur but the syndeticness happens does not hold the malignness occurs. sent18: the wrath does not occur. ; $proof$ =
sent9 & sent3 -> int1: the filibuster does not occur.; sent13 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the filibuster does not occur if the syndeticness occurs.
[ "the syndeticness occurs.", "if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur." ]
[ "If syndeticness occurs, the filibuster won't happen.", "If syndeticness occurs, the filibuster will not happen." ]
If syndeticness occurs, the filibuster will not happen.
if the filibuster does not occur then the malignness does not occur.
the articulator does awaken.
sent1: something does leer percolation and it is a mulligatawny if it is not zoological. sent2: the articulator is not a countermine and wreathes. sent3: the Hemofil is a mulligatawny. sent4: if something does leer percolation then it awakens. sent5: something does attack statistic if it awakens. sent6: if the articulator does not leer percolation it is multiform and is a parricide.
{B}{aa}
sent1: (x): ¬{A}x -> ({AA}x & {AB}x) sent2: (¬{IP}{aa} & {JE}{aa}) sent3: {AB}{u} sent4: (x): {AA}x -> {B}x sent5: (x): {B}x -> {C}x sent6: ¬{AA}{aa} -> ({DF}{aa} & {HM}{aa})
[ "sent1 -> int1: if the articulator is not zoological it leers percolation and it is a mulligatawny.; sent4 -> int2: if the articulator does leer percolation it does awaken.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "sent1 -> int1: ¬{A}{aa} -> ({AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}); sent4 -> int2: {AA}{aa} -> {B}{aa};" ]
UNKNOWN
4
null
4
0
4
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the articulator does awaken. ; $context$ = sent1: something does leer percolation and it is a mulligatawny if it is not zoological. sent2: the articulator is not a countermine and wreathes. sent3: the Hemofil is a mulligatawny. sent4: if something does leer percolation then it awakens. sent5: something does attack statistic if it awakens. sent6: if the articulator does not leer percolation it is multiform and is a parricide. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
something does leer percolation and it is a mulligatawny if it is not zoological.
[ "if something does leer percolation then it awakens." ]
[ "something does leer percolation and it is a mulligatawny if it is not zoological." ]
something does leer percolation and it is a mulligatawny if it is not zoological.
if something does leer percolation then it awakens.
the recurring does not occur.
sent1: the debasing occurs and the fallibleness occurs if the impiousness does not occur. sent2: the recurring and the unbracing happens if the longitudinalness does not occur. sent3: that both the unbracing and the haploid occurs is triggered by that the longitudinalness does not occur. sent4: that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur. sent5: the unbracing occurs. sent6: the race and the debasing occurs if the fenestration does not occur. sent7: the Miss happens if the verbalness happens. sent8: not the impiousness but the drowning Higi occurs if the spraying happens. sent9: the longitudinalness occurs. sent10: if the Miss happens then the fact that the spraying occurs hold. sent11: if the urinating raree-show does not occur then the fact that both the recurring and the longitudinalness occurs is wrong. sent12: that either the race does not occur or the fenestration does not occur or both leads to that the race does not occur. sent13: the urinating raree-show is prevented by that the race occurs. sent14: the harvest happens and the circumduction occurs. sent15: that the race does not occur and/or the fenestration does not occur is caused by that the debasing happens.
¬{C}
sent1: ¬{I} -> ({F} & {H}) sent2: ¬{B} -> ({C} & {A}) sent3: ¬{B} -> ({A} & {IT}) sent4: ({A} & {B}) -> ¬{C} sent5: {A} sent6: ¬{G} -> ({E} & {F}) sent7: {M} -> {L} sent8: {K} -> (¬{I} & {J}) sent9: {B} sent10: {L} -> {K} sent11: ¬{D} -> ¬({C} & {B}) sent12: (¬{E} v ¬{G}) -> ¬{E} sent13: {E} -> ¬{D} sent14: ({FU} & {CA}) sent15: {F} -> (¬{E} v ¬{G})
[ "sent5 & sent9 -> int1: both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent5 & sent9 -> int1: ({A} & {B}); sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
12
0
12
that the recurring occurs is true.
{C}
12
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the recurring does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the debasing occurs and the fallibleness occurs if the impiousness does not occur. sent2: the recurring and the unbracing happens if the longitudinalness does not occur. sent3: that both the unbracing and the haploid occurs is triggered by that the longitudinalness does not occur. sent4: that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur. sent5: the unbracing occurs. sent6: the race and the debasing occurs if the fenestration does not occur. sent7: the Miss happens if the verbalness happens. sent8: not the impiousness but the drowning Higi occurs if the spraying happens. sent9: the longitudinalness occurs. sent10: if the Miss happens then the fact that the spraying occurs hold. sent11: if the urinating raree-show does not occur then the fact that both the recurring and the longitudinalness occurs is wrong. sent12: that either the race does not occur or the fenestration does not occur or both leads to that the race does not occur. sent13: the urinating raree-show is prevented by that the race occurs. sent14: the harvest happens and the circumduction occurs. sent15: that the race does not occur and/or the fenestration does not occur is caused by that the debasing happens. ; $proof$ =
sent5 & sent9 -> int1: both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the unbracing occurs.
[ "the longitudinalness occurs.", "that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur." ]
[ "The unbracing happens.", "The unbracing occurs." ]
The unbracing happens.
the longitudinalness occurs.
the recurring does not occur.
sent1: the debasing occurs and the fallibleness occurs if the impiousness does not occur. sent2: the recurring and the unbracing happens if the longitudinalness does not occur. sent3: that both the unbracing and the haploid occurs is triggered by that the longitudinalness does not occur. sent4: that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur. sent5: the unbracing occurs. sent6: the race and the debasing occurs if the fenestration does not occur. sent7: the Miss happens if the verbalness happens. sent8: not the impiousness but the drowning Higi occurs if the spraying happens. sent9: the longitudinalness occurs. sent10: if the Miss happens then the fact that the spraying occurs hold. sent11: if the urinating raree-show does not occur then the fact that both the recurring and the longitudinalness occurs is wrong. sent12: that either the race does not occur or the fenestration does not occur or both leads to that the race does not occur. sent13: the urinating raree-show is prevented by that the race occurs. sent14: the harvest happens and the circumduction occurs. sent15: that the race does not occur and/or the fenestration does not occur is caused by that the debasing happens.
¬{C}
sent1: ¬{I} -> ({F} & {H}) sent2: ¬{B} -> ({C} & {A}) sent3: ¬{B} -> ({A} & {IT}) sent4: ({A} & {B}) -> ¬{C} sent5: {A} sent6: ¬{G} -> ({E} & {F}) sent7: {M} -> {L} sent8: {K} -> (¬{I} & {J}) sent9: {B} sent10: {L} -> {K} sent11: ¬{D} -> ¬({C} & {B}) sent12: (¬{E} v ¬{G}) -> ¬{E} sent13: {E} -> ¬{D} sent14: ({FU} & {CA}) sent15: {F} -> (¬{E} v ¬{G})
[ "sent5 & sent9 -> int1: both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent5 & sent9 -> int1: ({A} & {B}); sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
2
2
12
0
12
that the recurring occurs is true.
{C}
12
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the recurring does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the debasing occurs and the fallibleness occurs if the impiousness does not occur. sent2: the recurring and the unbracing happens if the longitudinalness does not occur. sent3: that both the unbracing and the haploid occurs is triggered by that the longitudinalness does not occur. sent4: that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur. sent5: the unbracing occurs. sent6: the race and the debasing occurs if the fenestration does not occur. sent7: the Miss happens if the verbalness happens. sent8: not the impiousness but the drowning Higi occurs if the spraying happens. sent9: the longitudinalness occurs. sent10: if the Miss happens then the fact that the spraying occurs hold. sent11: if the urinating raree-show does not occur then the fact that both the recurring and the longitudinalness occurs is wrong. sent12: that either the race does not occur or the fenestration does not occur or both leads to that the race does not occur. sent13: the urinating raree-show is prevented by that the race occurs. sent14: the harvest happens and the circumduction occurs. sent15: that the race does not occur and/or the fenestration does not occur is caused by that the debasing happens. ; $proof$ =
sent5 & sent9 -> int1: both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the unbracing occurs.
[ "the longitudinalness occurs.", "that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur." ]
[ "The unbracing happens.", "The unbracing occurs." ]
The unbracing occurs.
that both the unbracing and the longitudinalness happens yields that the recurring does not occur.
the fact that the Orphicness does not occur is not incorrect.
sent1: the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false. sent2: the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur. sent3: the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur. sent4: if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.
¬{D}
sent1: ¬({A} v ¬{C}) -> {D} sent2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}) -> ¬{B} sent3: ({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent4: ¬{B} -> ¬({A} v ¬{C})
[ "sent2 & sent3 -> int1: the attacking agreeableness does not occur.; sent4 & int1 -> int2: that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.; sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent2 & sent3 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent4 & int1 -> int2: ¬({A} v ¬{C}); sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the Orphicness does not occur is not incorrect. ; $context$ = sent1: the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false. sent2: the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur. sent3: the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur. sent4: if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold. ; $proof$ =
sent2 & sent3 -> int1: the attacking agreeableness does not occur.; sent4 & int1 -> int2: that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.; sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur.
[ "the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur.", "if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.", "the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false." ]
[ "The attacking agreeableness doesn't happen if the ambassadorship happens.", "The attacking agreeableness does not happen if the ambassadorship happens.", "The attacking agreeableness doesn't occur if the ambassadorship happens." ]
The attacking agreeableness doesn't happen if the ambassadorship happens.
the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur.
the fact that the Orphicness does not occur is not incorrect.
sent1: the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false. sent2: the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur. sent3: the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur. sent4: if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.
¬{D}
sent1: ¬({A} v ¬{C}) -> {D} sent2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}) -> ¬{B} sent3: ({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent4: ¬{B} -> ¬({A} v ¬{C})
[ "sent2 & sent3 -> int1: the attacking agreeableness does not occur.; sent4 & int1 -> int2: that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.; sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent2 & sent3 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent4 & int1 -> int2: ¬({A} v ¬{C}); sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the Orphicness does not occur is not incorrect. ; $context$ = sent1: the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false. sent2: the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur. sent3: the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur. sent4: if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold. ; $proof$ =
sent2 & sent3 -> int1: the attacking agreeableness does not occur.; sent4 & int1 -> int2: that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.; sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur.
[ "the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur.", "if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.", "the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false." ]
[ "The attacking agreeableness doesn't happen if the ambassadorship happens.", "The attacking agreeableness does not happen if the ambassadorship happens.", "The attacking agreeableness doesn't occur if the ambassadorship happens." ]
The attacking agreeableness does not happen if the ambassadorship happens.
if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.
the fact that the Orphicness does not occur is not incorrect.
sent1: the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false. sent2: the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur. sent3: the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur. sent4: if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.
¬{D}
sent1: ¬({A} v ¬{C}) -> {D} sent2: ({AA} & ¬{AB}) -> ¬{B} sent3: ({AA} & ¬{AB}) sent4: ¬{B} -> ¬({A} v ¬{C})
[ "sent2 & sent3 -> int1: the attacking agreeableness does not occur.; sent4 & int1 -> int2: that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.; sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent2 & sent3 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent4 & int1 -> int2: ¬({A} v ¬{C}); sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the Orphicness does not occur is not incorrect. ; $context$ = sent1: the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false. sent2: the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur. sent3: the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur. sent4: if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold. ; $proof$ =
sent2 & sent3 -> int1: the attacking agreeableness does not occur.; sent4 & int1 -> int2: that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.; sent1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the attacking agreeableness does not occur if the ambassadorship happens but the dispensing does not occur.
[ "the ambassadorship occurs and the dispensing does not occur.", "if the attacking agreeableness does not occur then that the hang happens and/or the wavering does not occur does not hold.", "the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false." ]
[ "The attacking agreeableness doesn't happen if the ambassadorship happens.", "The attacking agreeableness does not happen if the ambassadorship happens.", "The attacking agreeableness doesn't occur if the ambassadorship happens." ]
The attacking agreeableness doesn't occur if the ambassadorship happens.
the Orphicness occurs if that the hanging occurs and/or the wavering does not occur is false.
that there exists something such that it urinates aberrance and is a greave does not hold.
sent1: there exists something such that it does attack stencil. sent2: the AU urinates aberrance and is calcic. sent3: there is something such that it is a kerion and dissembles. sent4: the apiary is a catapult and is a kind of a greave. sent5: there is something such that it is a saw and a tiptoe. sent6: the Alexandrian urinates aberrance. sent7: the pyroxene is a divi-divi and it does urinate aberrance. sent8: there is something such that it is a charm that does drown ridge. sent9: the Alexandrian is a hydrogen. sent10: there exists something such that it is a stableman and it is a GOP. sent11: The aberrance urinates Alexandrian. sent12: there exists something such that the fact that it is bipolar is not false. sent13: the Alexandrian is a kind of a greave. sent14: the mansion urinates aberrance. sent15: there is something such that it dissembles. sent16: there exists something such that it is longitudinal. sent17: the Alexandrian drowns mansion. sent18: the Alexandrian is a starlet. sent19: something is aspectual and drowns elastomer.
¬((Ex): ({A}x & {B}x))
sent1: (Ex): {AN}x sent2: ({A}{hp} & {FF}{hp}) sent3: (Ex): ({G}x & {HE}x) sent4: ({HU}{t} & {B}{t}) sent5: (Ex): ({AM}x & {GS}x) sent6: {A}{a} sent7: ({BH}{er} & {A}{er}) sent8: (Ex): ({BP}x & {EK}x) sent9: {AS}{a} sent10: (Ex): ({GH}x & {FD}x) sent11: {AA}{aa} sent12: (Ex): {R}x sent13: {B}{a} sent14: {A}{bd} sent15: (Ex): {HE}x sent16: (Ex): {DP}x sent17: {AG}{a} sent18: {EB}{a} sent19: (Ex): ({IF}x & {BK}x)
[ "sent6 & sent13 -> int1: the Alexandrian urinates aberrance and it is a greave.; int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent6 & sent13 -> int1: ({A}{a} & {B}{a}); int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
17
0
17
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = that there exists something such that it urinates aberrance and is a greave does not hold. ; $context$ = sent1: there exists something such that it does attack stencil. sent2: the AU urinates aberrance and is calcic. sent3: there is something such that it is a kerion and dissembles. sent4: the apiary is a catapult and is a kind of a greave. sent5: there is something such that it is a saw and a tiptoe. sent6: the Alexandrian urinates aberrance. sent7: the pyroxene is a divi-divi and it does urinate aberrance. sent8: there is something such that it is a charm that does drown ridge. sent9: the Alexandrian is a hydrogen. sent10: there exists something such that it is a stableman and it is a GOP. sent11: The aberrance urinates Alexandrian. sent12: there exists something such that the fact that it is bipolar is not false. sent13: the Alexandrian is a kind of a greave. sent14: the mansion urinates aberrance. sent15: there is something such that it dissembles. sent16: there exists something such that it is longitudinal. sent17: the Alexandrian drowns mansion. sent18: the Alexandrian is a starlet. sent19: something is aspectual and drowns elastomer. ; $proof$ =
sent6 & sent13 -> int1: the Alexandrian urinates aberrance and it is a greave.; int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the Alexandrian urinates aberrance.
[ "the Alexandrian is a kind of a greave." ]
[ "the Alexandrian urinates aberrance." ]
the Alexandrian urinates aberrance.
the Alexandrian is a kind of a greave.
the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and it is legitimate is not correct.
sent1: the fact that the sweep drowns phon and is a fundamentals is incorrect if something is unfavorable. sent2: if the AC answers it is not a Aporocactus. sent3: something is not a sphygmomanometer. sent4: that the sweep does drown phon and it is a kind of a fundamentals is not right. sent5: the tropics is legitimate if that the sweep does not drown phon and/or it is a fundamentals does not hold. sent6: if the tropics is a fundamentals then it is not legitimate. sent7: something is not a puddingwife if it is roentgenographic or it does not mire or both. sent8: if there exists something such that it is a fundamentals then that the tropics does not drown phon and legitimates is incorrect. sent9: if the fact that something does not leer Elam and it is not a supplementation is false it is a supplementation. sent10: if the sweep is illegitimate then the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and is illegitimate is wrong. sent11: if something is not a puddingwife it drowns chimera and is unfavorable. sent12: there exists something such that it is unfavorable. sent13: the tropics is roentgenographic and/or it is not a kind of a mire if the fact that it is a supplementation is not wrong. sent14: the fact that the tropics does not leer Elam and is not a supplementation does not hold if it does not leer sweep. sent15: if the fact that the sweep does not drown phon and is a fundamentals is not true then it does not legitimate. sent16: if the sweep does drown phon it does not legitimate.
¬({E}{b} & {D}{b})
sent1: (x): {A}x -> ¬({B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent2: {BB}{hl} -> ¬{DM}{hl} sent3: (Ex): ¬{G}x sent4: ¬({B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent5: ¬(¬{B}{a} v {C}{a}) -> {D}{b} sent6: {C}{b} -> ¬{D}{b} sent7: (x): ({I}x v ¬{H}x) -> ¬{F}x sent8: (x): {C}x -> ¬(¬{B}{b} & {D}{b}) sent9: (x): ¬(¬{L}x & ¬{J}x) -> {J}x sent10: ¬{D}{a} -> ¬({E}{b} & {D}{b}) sent11: (x): ¬{F}x -> ({E}x & {A}x) sent12: (Ex): {A}x sent13: {J}{b} -> ({I}{b} v ¬{H}{b}) sent14: ¬{K}{b} -> ¬(¬{L}{b} & ¬{J}{b}) sent15: ¬(¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) -> ¬{D}{a} sent16: {B}{a} -> ¬{D}{a}
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
3
null
13
0
13
the tropics drowns chimera and legitimates.
({E}{b} & {D}{b})
7
[ "sent11 -> int1: the tropics does drown chimera and it is unfavorable if it is not a puddingwife.; sent7 -> int2: if the tropics is roentgenographic and/or is not a mire it is not a puddingwife.; sent9 -> int3: the tropics is a supplementation if the fact that it does not leer Elam and it is not a kind of a supplementation does not hold.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and it is legitimate is not correct. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the sweep drowns phon and is a fundamentals is incorrect if something is unfavorable. sent2: if the AC answers it is not a Aporocactus. sent3: something is not a sphygmomanometer. sent4: that the sweep does drown phon and it is a kind of a fundamentals is not right. sent5: the tropics is legitimate if that the sweep does not drown phon and/or it is a fundamentals does not hold. sent6: if the tropics is a fundamentals then it is not legitimate. sent7: something is not a puddingwife if it is roentgenographic or it does not mire or both. sent8: if there exists something such that it is a fundamentals then that the tropics does not drown phon and legitimates is incorrect. sent9: if the fact that something does not leer Elam and it is not a supplementation is false it is a supplementation. sent10: if the sweep is illegitimate then the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and is illegitimate is wrong. sent11: if something is not a puddingwife it drowns chimera and is unfavorable. sent12: there exists something such that it is unfavorable. sent13: the tropics is roentgenographic and/or it is not a kind of a mire if the fact that it is a supplementation is not wrong. sent14: the fact that the tropics does not leer Elam and is not a supplementation does not hold if it does not leer sweep. sent15: if the fact that the sweep does not drown phon and is a fundamentals is not true then it does not legitimate. sent16: if the sweep does drown phon it does not legitimate. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
if the sweep is illegitimate then the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and is illegitimate is wrong.
[ "if the fact that something does not leer Elam and it is not a supplementation is false it is a supplementation." ]
[ "if the sweep is illegitimate then the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and is illegitimate is wrong." ]
if the sweep is illegitimate then the fact that the tropics drowns chimera and is illegitimate is wrong.
if the fact that something does not leer Elam and it is not a supplementation is false it is a supplementation.
the pelisse is erythropoietic.
sent1: something is not erythropoietic if that it is both geostrategic and not technophobic is false. sent2: everything is a framing and it is consolable. sent3: the signorina is non-technophobic. sent4: the fact that the pelisse is not nonunion is correct. sent5: the fact that the pelisse is erythropoietic and does not attack brutalization is not true. sent6: there is nothing that is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic. sent7: if the fact that something urinates natatorium and does not attack ureterocele is wrong then it is not a Werfel. sent8: something is not a kind of a Arabist if it is a retrovision. sent9: if there exists something such that it is erythropoietic that the pelisse does sprint and does not urinate percolation is false. sent10: the fact that the kisser is eccrine but it is not Procrustean is wrong. sent11: that the pelisse is both erythropoietic and non-Judaic does not hold. sent12: something does not attack brutalization if that it is oleophobic thing that does not attack porch does not hold.
{A}{aa}
sent1: (x): ¬({AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> ¬{A}x sent2: (x): ({C}x & {D}x) sent3: ¬{AB}{e} sent4: ¬{BF}{aa} sent5: ¬({A}{aa} & ¬{HC}{aa}) sent6: (x): ¬({AA}x & ¬{AB}x) sent7: (x): ¬({GP}x & ¬{GO}x) -> ¬{FA}x sent8: (x): {EM}x -> ¬{Q}x sent9: (x): {A}x -> ¬({HN}{aa} & ¬{U}{aa}) sent10: ¬({F}{iu} & ¬{IC}{iu}) sent11: ¬({A}{aa} & ¬{DE}{aa}) sent12: (x): ¬({IL}x & ¬{HA}x) -> ¬{HC}x
[ "sent6 -> int1: the fact that the pelisse is geostrategic and is not technophobic is incorrect.; sent1 -> int2: if the fact that the pelisse is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic is incorrect then it is not erythropoietic.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent6 -> int1: ¬({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}); sent1 -> int2: ¬({AA}{aa} & ¬{AB}{aa}) -> ¬{A}{aa}; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
10
0
10
the fact that the pelisse sprints but it does not urinate percolation is not right.
¬({HN}{aa} & ¬{U}{aa})
7
[ "sent2 -> int3: the staysail is a framing and consolable.; int3 -> int4: the staysail is a framing.; int4 -> int5: there exists something such that it is a framing.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the pelisse is erythropoietic. ; $context$ = sent1: something is not erythropoietic if that it is both geostrategic and not technophobic is false. sent2: everything is a framing and it is consolable. sent3: the signorina is non-technophobic. sent4: the fact that the pelisse is not nonunion is correct. sent5: the fact that the pelisse is erythropoietic and does not attack brutalization is not true. sent6: there is nothing that is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic. sent7: if the fact that something urinates natatorium and does not attack ureterocele is wrong then it is not a Werfel. sent8: something is not a kind of a Arabist if it is a retrovision. sent9: if there exists something such that it is erythropoietic that the pelisse does sprint and does not urinate percolation is false. sent10: the fact that the kisser is eccrine but it is not Procrustean is wrong. sent11: that the pelisse is both erythropoietic and non-Judaic does not hold. sent12: something does not attack brutalization if that it is oleophobic thing that does not attack porch does not hold. ; $proof$ =
sent6 -> int1: the fact that the pelisse is geostrategic and is not technophobic is incorrect.; sent1 -> int2: if the fact that the pelisse is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic is incorrect then it is not erythropoietic.; int1 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
there is nothing that is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic.
[ "something is not erythropoietic if that it is both geostrategic and not technophobic is false." ]
[ "there is nothing that is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic." ]
there is nothing that is a kind of geostrategic thing that is not technophobic.
something is not erythropoietic if that it is both geostrategic and not technophobic is false.
that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold.
sent1: something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect. sent2: if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. sent3: there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct. sent4: if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.
{C}{b}
sent1: (x): {A}x -> {B}x sent2: {B}{a} -> {C}{b} sent3: (Ex): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) sent4: (x): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) -> {A}{a}
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the puttyroot does attack Mobile.; sent1 -> int2: the puttyroot does evert if it does attack Mobile.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the puttyroot does evert is true.; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent1 -> int2: {A}{a} -> {B}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{a}; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. ; $context$ = sent1: something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect. sent2: if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. sent3: there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct. sent4: if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the puttyroot does attack Mobile.; sent1 -> int2: the puttyroot does evert if it does attack Mobile.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the puttyroot does evert is true.; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct.
[ "if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.", "something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect.", "if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold." ]
[ "The fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates is not correct.", "The fact that it does drown rectangularity is not correct.", "The fact that it urinates and drowns rectangularity is not correct." ]
The fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates is not correct.
if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.
that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold.
sent1: something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect. sent2: if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. sent3: there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct. sent4: if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.
{C}{b}
sent1: (x): {A}x -> {B}x sent2: {B}{a} -> {C}{b} sent3: (Ex): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) sent4: (x): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) -> {A}{a}
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the puttyroot does attack Mobile.; sent1 -> int2: the puttyroot does evert if it does attack Mobile.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the puttyroot does evert is true.; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent1 -> int2: {A}{a} -> {B}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{a}; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
null
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$hypothesis$ = that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. ; $context$ = sent1: something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect. sent2: if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. sent3: there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct. sent4: if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the puttyroot does attack Mobile.; sent1 -> int2: the puttyroot does evert if it does attack Mobile.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the puttyroot does evert is true.; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct.
[ "if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.", "something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect.", "if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold." ]
[ "The fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates is not correct.", "The fact that it does drown rectangularity is not correct.", "The fact that it urinates and drowns rectangularity is not correct." ]
The fact that it does drown rectangularity is not correct.
something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect.
that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold.
sent1: something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect. sent2: if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. sent3: there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct. sent4: if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.
{C}{b}
sent1: (x): {A}x -> {B}x sent2: {B}{a} -> {C}{b} sent3: (Ex): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) sent4: (x): ¬({AA}x & {AB}x) -> {A}{a}
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the puttyroot does attack Mobile.; sent1 -> int2: the puttyroot does evert if it does attack Mobile.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the puttyroot does evert is true.; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent3 & sent4 -> int1: {A}{a}; sent1 -> int2: {A}{a} -> {B}{a}; int1 & int2 -> int3: {B}{a}; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
0
0
0
null
null
null
[]
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$hypothesis$ = that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. ; $context$ = sent1: something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect. sent2: if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold. sent3: there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct. sent4: if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the puttyroot does attack Mobile.; sent1 -> int2: the puttyroot does evert if it does attack Mobile.; int1 & int2 -> int3: that the puttyroot does evert is true.; int3 & sent2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there exists something such that that the fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates puttyroot is right is not correct.
[ "if there is something such that that it drowns rectangularity and does urinate puttyroot is wrong the puttyroot does attack Mobile.", "something everts if the fact that it does attack Mobile is not incorrect.", "if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold." ]
[ "The fact that it does drown rectangularity and it urinates is not correct.", "The fact that it does drown rectangularity is not correct.", "The fact that it urinates and drowns rectangularity is not correct." ]
The fact that it urinates and drowns rectangularity is not correct.
if the puttyroot everts then that the Mobile is a kind of a spacesuit hold.
there exists something such that if it is non-elemental it is not a boatmanship and does urinate carnation.
sent1: something is not a kind of a handstand but it is eruptive if it does not drown Dimetane. sent2: the cymbalist is not a kind of a boatmanship but it does urinate carnation if it is elemental. sent3: there is something such that if it is not elemental then it does urinate carnation. sent4: if the carnation is not impenitent then it does not leer tension and it is a gunpowder. sent5: there exists something such that if it is elemental it is not a boatmanship and does urinate carnation. sent6: something that is elemental is not a boatmanship and urinates carnation. sent7: there exists something such that if the fact that it is not a kind of a feline is not false then that it is not bacteriophagic and it is temperate is right. sent8: the fact that something is not a abstainer and drowns muscovite if it is not a kind of a simper hold. sent9: if something does not drown interstate then it is both not a tropic and a bolt. sent10: that there exists something such that if it is not elemental it is a boatmanship and it does urinate carnation is right. sent11: there is something such that if it is not elemental it is not a boatmanship. sent12: something is non-Dantean but it is uninfluential if it does not drown interstate. sent13: the cymbalist is not a bolt but it is unmilitary if it is not Dantean. sent14: if the cymbalist is not elemental then it is a boatmanship that urinates carnation. sent15: something is not a kind of a requested and does urinate axiology if it is not a Gaskell. sent16: the fact that there exists something such that if it is not bardic then it is both non-homonymic and cogitative is not wrong. sent17: something does not drown lilt but it is nonmonotonic if the fact that it is not a kind of a despite is correct. sent18: there is something such that if it is not comatose then it does not urinate puttyroot and is phenotypical. sent19: if the cymbalist is not elemental it does urinate carnation.
(Ex): ¬{A}x -> (¬{AA}x & {AB}x)
sent1: (x): ¬{G}x -> (¬{EL}x & {AT}x) sent2: {A}{aa} -> (¬{AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) sent3: (Ex): ¬{A}x -> {AB}x sent4: ¬{GP}{jj} -> (¬{IR}{jj} & {HP}{jj}) sent5: (Ex): {A}x -> (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent6: (x): {A}x -> (¬{AA}x & {AB}x) sent7: (Ex): ¬{BT}x -> (¬{FJ}x & {AO}x) sent8: (x): ¬{CF}x -> (¬{BR}x & {CC}x) sent9: (x): ¬{CG}x -> (¬{EO}x & {DF}x) sent10: (Ex): ¬{A}x -> ({AA}x & {AB}x) sent11: (Ex): ¬{A}x -> ¬{AA}x sent12: (x): ¬{CG}x -> (¬{DS}x & {DR}x) sent13: ¬{DS}{aa} -> (¬{DF}{aa} & {CS}{aa}) sent14: ¬{A}{aa} -> ({AA}{aa} & {AB}{aa}) sent15: (x): ¬{AI}x -> (¬{FD}x & {GE}x) sent16: (Ex): ¬{BK}x -> (¬{BQ}x & {HO}x) sent17: (x): ¬{IL}x -> (¬{DD}x & {HE}x) sent18: (Ex): ¬{IP}x -> (¬{GI}x & {O}x) sent19: ¬{A}{aa} -> {AB}{aa}
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
2
null
19
0
19
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = there exists something such that if it is non-elemental it is not a boatmanship and does urinate carnation. ; $context$ = sent1: something is not a kind of a handstand but it is eruptive if it does not drown Dimetane. sent2: the cymbalist is not a kind of a boatmanship but it does urinate carnation if it is elemental. sent3: there is something such that if it is not elemental then it does urinate carnation. sent4: if the carnation is not impenitent then it does not leer tension and it is a gunpowder. sent5: there exists something such that if it is elemental it is not a boatmanship and does urinate carnation. sent6: something that is elemental is not a boatmanship and urinates carnation. sent7: there exists something such that if the fact that it is not a kind of a feline is not false then that it is not bacteriophagic and it is temperate is right. sent8: the fact that something is not a abstainer and drowns muscovite if it is not a kind of a simper hold. sent9: if something does not drown interstate then it is both not a tropic and a bolt. sent10: that there exists something such that if it is not elemental it is a boatmanship and it does urinate carnation is right. sent11: there is something such that if it is not elemental it is not a boatmanship. sent12: something is non-Dantean but it is uninfluential if it does not drown interstate. sent13: the cymbalist is not a bolt but it is unmilitary if it is not Dantean. sent14: if the cymbalist is not elemental then it is a boatmanship that urinates carnation. sent15: something is not a kind of a requested and does urinate axiology if it is not a Gaskell. sent16: the fact that there exists something such that if it is not bardic then it is both non-homonymic and cogitative is not wrong. sent17: something does not drown lilt but it is nonmonotonic if the fact that it is not a kind of a despite is correct. sent18: there is something such that if it is not comatose then it does not urinate puttyroot and is phenotypical. sent19: if the cymbalist is not elemental it does urinate carnation. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
that there exists something such that if it is not elemental it is a boatmanship and it does urinate carnation is right.
[ "there is something such that if it is not elemental it is not a boatmanship." ]
[ "that there exists something such that if it is not elemental it is a boatmanship and it does urinate carnation is right." ]
that there exists something such that if it is not elemental it is a boatmanship and it does urinate carnation is right.
there is something such that if it is not elemental it is not a boatmanship.
the craw is not synonymous.
sent1: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent2: something is a Tien-pao. sent3: the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer does not hold. sent4: the fact that the brew is a kind of non-parietal thing that is a Melospiza does not hold. sent5: if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao then the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is false. sent6: something is not a Tien-pao. sent7: the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct. sent8: something is not synonymous if that it is a kind of a confessional that is synonymous is not right. sent9: something is not a Tien-pao if the fact that it is a kind of a Tien-pao that is not an enforcer does not hold. sent10: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is not correct. sent11: the fact that that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is true is false if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent12: if there is something such that it is a Melospiza that the moonflower is a kind of a confessional and it is synonymous does not hold. sent13: if something is not a Tien-pao then the fact that it is not a kind of a Leuciscus and it does not urinate Cepheus is wrong. sent14: if something is not synonymous the fact that the craw is a kind of an enforcer but it does not urinate Cepheus does not hold. sent15: if something is not a kind of a Tien-pao and it does not urinate Cepheus then it is non-synonymous. sent16: the fact that the craw is a eightpence hold. sent17: the craw is a Melospiza.
¬{D}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) sent2: (Ex): {A}x sent3: ¬({B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) sent4: ¬(¬{DT}{fr} & {E}{fr}) sent5: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬({B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) sent6: (Ex): ¬{A}x sent7: ¬(¬{B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) -> {D}{a} sent8: (x): ¬({F}x & {D}x) -> ¬{D}x sent9: (x): ¬({A}x & ¬{C}x) -> ¬{A}x sent10: ¬(¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent11: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent12: (x): {E}x -> ¬({F}{ca} & {D}{ca}) sent13: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{DA}x & ¬{B}x) sent14: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬({C}{a} & ¬{B}{a}) sent15: (x): (¬{A}x & ¬{B}x) -> ¬{D}x sent16: {IU}{a} sent17: {E}{a}
[ "sent6 & sent1 -> int1: that the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is not a kind of an enforcer is not incorrect is incorrect.; int1 & sent7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent6 & sent1 -> int1: ¬(¬{B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}); int1 & sent7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
14
0
14
the fact that the moonflower is not a kind of a Leuciscus and it does not urinate Cepheus is false.
¬(¬{DA}{ca} & ¬{B}{ca})
6
[ "sent13 -> int2: if the moonflower is not a Tien-pao then the fact that it is not a kind of a Leuciscus and does not urinate Cepheus is incorrect.; sent9 -> int3: the moonflower is not a kind of a Tien-pao if that it is a Tien-pao that is not an enforcer is wrong.; sent8 -> int4: if that the moonflower is a kind of a confessional that is synonymous does not hold then it is not synonymous.; sent17 -> int5: there exists something such that it is a Melospiza.; int5 & sent12 -> int6: the fact that the moonflower is a confessional that is synonymous is false.; int4 & int6 -> int7: the moonflower is not synonymous.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the craw is not synonymous. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent2: something is a Tien-pao. sent3: the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer does not hold. sent4: the fact that the brew is a kind of non-parietal thing that is a Melospiza does not hold. sent5: if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao then the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is false. sent6: something is not a Tien-pao. sent7: the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct. sent8: something is not synonymous if that it is a kind of a confessional that is synonymous is not right. sent9: something is not a Tien-pao if the fact that it is a kind of a Tien-pao that is not an enforcer does not hold. sent10: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is not correct. sent11: the fact that that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is true is false if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent12: if there is something such that it is a Melospiza that the moonflower is a kind of a confessional and it is synonymous does not hold. sent13: if something is not a Tien-pao then the fact that it is not a kind of a Leuciscus and it does not urinate Cepheus is wrong. sent14: if something is not synonymous the fact that the craw is a kind of an enforcer but it does not urinate Cepheus does not hold. sent15: if something is not a kind of a Tien-pao and it does not urinate Cepheus then it is non-synonymous. sent16: the fact that the craw is a eightpence hold. sent17: the craw is a Melospiza. ; $proof$ =
sent6 & sent1 -> int1: that the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is not a kind of an enforcer is not incorrect is incorrect.; int1 & sent7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something is not a Tien-pao.
[ "the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao.", "the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct." ]
[ "Something isn't a Tien-pao.", "Something isn't a Tien-Pao." ]
Something isn't a Tien-pao.
the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao.
the craw is not synonymous.
sent1: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent2: something is a Tien-pao. sent3: the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer does not hold. sent4: the fact that the brew is a kind of non-parietal thing that is a Melospiza does not hold. sent5: if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao then the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is false. sent6: something is not a Tien-pao. sent7: the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct. sent8: something is not synonymous if that it is a kind of a confessional that is synonymous is not right. sent9: something is not a Tien-pao if the fact that it is a kind of a Tien-pao that is not an enforcer does not hold. sent10: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is not correct. sent11: the fact that that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is true is false if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent12: if there is something such that it is a Melospiza that the moonflower is a kind of a confessional and it is synonymous does not hold. sent13: if something is not a Tien-pao then the fact that it is not a kind of a Leuciscus and it does not urinate Cepheus is wrong. sent14: if something is not synonymous the fact that the craw is a kind of an enforcer but it does not urinate Cepheus does not hold. sent15: if something is not a kind of a Tien-pao and it does not urinate Cepheus then it is non-synonymous. sent16: the fact that the craw is a eightpence hold. sent17: the craw is a Melospiza.
¬{D}{a}
sent1: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) sent2: (Ex): {A}x sent3: ¬({B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) sent4: ¬(¬{DT}{fr} & {E}{fr}) sent5: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬({B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) sent6: (Ex): ¬{A}x sent7: ¬(¬{B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}) -> {D}{a} sent8: (x): ¬({F}x & {D}x) -> ¬{D}x sent9: (x): ¬({A}x & ¬{C}x) -> ¬{A}x sent10: ¬(¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent11: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{B}{a} & {C}{a}) sent12: (x): {E}x -> ¬({F}{ca} & {D}{ca}) sent13: (x): ¬{A}x -> ¬(¬{DA}x & ¬{B}x) sent14: (x): ¬{D}x -> ¬({C}{a} & ¬{B}{a}) sent15: (x): (¬{A}x & ¬{B}x) -> ¬{D}x sent16: {IU}{a} sent17: {E}{a}
[ "sent6 & sent1 -> int1: that the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is not a kind of an enforcer is not incorrect is incorrect.; int1 & sent7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent6 & sent1 -> int1: ¬(¬{B}{a} & ¬{C}{a}); int1 & sent7 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
14
0
14
the fact that the moonflower is not a kind of a Leuciscus and it does not urinate Cepheus is false.
¬(¬{DA}{ca} & ¬{B}{ca})
6
[ "sent13 -> int2: if the moonflower is not a Tien-pao then the fact that it is not a kind of a Leuciscus and does not urinate Cepheus is incorrect.; sent9 -> int3: the moonflower is not a kind of a Tien-pao if that it is a Tien-pao that is not an enforcer is wrong.; sent8 -> int4: if that the moonflower is a kind of a confessional that is synonymous does not hold then it is not synonymous.; sent17 -> int5: there exists something such that it is a Melospiza.; int5 & sent12 -> int6: the fact that the moonflower is a confessional that is synonymous is false.; int4 & int6 -> int7: the moonflower is not synonymous.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the craw is not synonymous. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent2: something is a Tien-pao. sent3: the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer does not hold. sent4: the fact that the brew is a kind of non-parietal thing that is a Melospiza does not hold. sent5: if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao then the fact that the craw does urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is false. sent6: something is not a Tien-pao. sent7: the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct. sent8: something is not synonymous if that it is a kind of a confessional that is synonymous is not right. sent9: something is not a Tien-pao if the fact that it is a kind of a Tien-pao that is not an enforcer does not hold. sent10: the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is not correct. sent11: the fact that that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is an enforcer is true is false if there is something such that it is not a Tien-pao. sent12: if there is something such that it is a Melospiza that the moonflower is a kind of a confessional and it is synonymous does not hold. sent13: if something is not a Tien-pao then the fact that it is not a kind of a Leuciscus and it does not urinate Cepheus is wrong. sent14: if something is not synonymous the fact that the craw is a kind of an enforcer but it does not urinate Cepheus does not hold. sent15: if something is not a kind of a Tien-pao and it does not urinate Cepheus then it is non-synonymous. sent16: the fact that the craw is a eightpence hold. sent17: the craw is a Melospiza. ; $proof$ =
sent6 & sent1 -> int1: that the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and is not a kind of an enforcer is not incorrect is incorrect.; int1 & sent7 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
something is not a Tien-pao.
[ "the fact that the craw does not urinate Cepheus and it is not an enforcer is not correct if there exists something such that it is not a Tien-pao.", "the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct." ]
[ "Something isn't a Tien-pao.", "Something isn't a Tien-Pao." ]
Something isn't a Tien-Pao.
the craw is synonymous if the fact that it does not urinate Cepheus and is not an enforcer is not correct.
the administrativeness does not occur.
sent1: the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold. sent2: the non-chondriticness is triggered by that the drowning kilometer does not occur but the urinating Anouilh occurs. sent3: the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens. sent4: the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect. sent5: if the oyster does not occur then the adoptableness occurs. sent6: the fact that the administrativeness happens but the adoptableness does not occur is false if the chondriticness does not occur. sent7: if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false.
¬{C}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) sent2: (¬{E} & {D}) -> ¬{A} sent3: {B} -> {A} sent4: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) -> {B} sent5: ¬{AB} -> {B} sent6: ¬{A} -> ¬({C} & ¬{B}) sent7: {A} -> {C}
[ "sent4 & sent1 -> int1: the adoptableness occurs.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: the chondriticness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent4 & sent1 -> int1: {B}; sent3 & int1 -> int2: {A}; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
3
0
3
the administrativeness does not occur.
¬{C}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the administrativeness does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold. sent2: the non-chondriticness is triggered by that the drowning kilometer does not occur but the urinating Anouilh occurs. sent3: the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens. sent4: the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect. sent5: if the oyster does not occur then the adoptableness occurs. sent6: the fact that the administrativeness happens but the adoptableness does not occur is false if the chondriticness does not occur. sent7: if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent4 & sent1 -> int1: the adoptableness occurs.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: the chondriticness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect.
[ "the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold.", "the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens.", "if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false." ]
[ "The fact that the adoptableness happens if the attacking does not occur but the oystering does is not incorrect.", "If the attacking does not occur but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens.", "If the attacking does not happen but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens." ]
The fact that the adoptableness happens if the attacking does not occur but the oystering does is not incorrect.
the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold.
the administrativeness does not occur.
sent1: the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold. sent2: the non-chondriticness is triggered by that the drowning kilometer does not occur but the urinating Anouilh occurs. sent3: the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens. sent4: the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect. sent5: if the oyster does not occur then the adoptableness occurs. sent6: the fact that the administrativeness happens but the adoptableness does not occur is false if the chondriticness does not occur. sent7: if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false.
¬{C}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) sent2: (¬{E} & {D}) -> ¬{A} sent3: {B} -> {A} sent4: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) -> {B} sent5: ¬{AB} -> {B} sent6: ¬{A} -> ¬({C} & ¬{B}) sent7: {A} -> {C}
[ "sent4 & sent1 -> int1: the adoptableness occurs.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: the chondriticness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent4 & sent1 -> int1: {B}; sent3 & int1 -> int2: {A}; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
3
0
3
the administrativeness does not occur.
¬{C}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the administrativeness does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold. sent2: the non-chondriticness is triggered by that the drowning kilometer does not occur but the urinating Anouilh occurs. sent3: the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens. sent4: the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect. sent5: if the oyster does not occur then the adoptableness occurs. sent6: the fact that the administrativeness happens but the adoptableness does not occur is false if the chondriticness does not occur. sent7: if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent4 & sent1 -> int1: the adoptableness occurs.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: the chondriticness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect.
[ "the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold.", "the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens.", "if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false." ]
[ "The fact that the adoptableness happens if the attacking does not occur but the oystering does is not incorrect.", "If the attacking does not occur but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens.", "If the attacking does not happen but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens." ]
If the attacking does not occur but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens.
the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens.
the administrativeness does not occur.
sent1: the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold. sent2: the non-chondriticness is triggered by that the drowning kilometer does not occur but the urinating Anouilh occurs. sent3: the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens. sent4: the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect. sent5: if the oyster does not occur then the adoptableness occurs. sent6: the fact that the administrativeness happens but the adoptableness does not occur is false if the chondriticness does not occur. sent7: if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false.
¬{C}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) sent2: (¬{E} & {D}) -> ¬{A} sent3: {B} -> {A} sent4: ¬(¬{AA} & {AB}) -> {B} sent5: ¬{AB} -> {B} sent6: ¬{A} -> ¬({C} & ¬{B}) sent7: {A} -> {C}
[ "sent4 & sent1 -> int1: the adoptableness occurs.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: the chondriticness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent4 & sent1 -> int1: {B}; sent3 & int1 -> int2: {A}; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
3
3
3
0
3
the administrativeness does not occur.
¬{C}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the administrativeness does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold. sent2: the non-chondriticness is triggered by that the drowning kilometer does not occur but the urinating Anouilh occurs. sent3: the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens. sent4: the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect. sent5: if the oyster does not occur then the adoptableness occurs. sent6: the fact that the administrativeness happens but the adoptableness does not occur is false if the chondriticness does not occur. sent7: if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent4 & sent1 -> int1: the adoptableness occurs.; sent3 & int1 -> int2: the chondriticness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the fact that the adoptableness happens if the fact that the attacking despite does not occur but the oystering happens is wrong is not incorrect.
[ "the fact that not the attacking despite but the oystering occurs does not hold.", "the chondriticness happens if the adoptableness happens.", "if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false." ]
[ "The fact that the adoptableness happens if the attacking does not occur but the oystering does is not incorrect.", "If the attacking does not occur but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens.", "If the attacking does not happen but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens." ]
If the attacking does not happen but the oystering does, the adoptableness happens.
if the chondriticness occurs then that the administrativeness happens is not false.
the macaroon does not drown lymphocyte.
sent1: the macaroon is not a labium. sent2: the devourer is not extricable but it is a city. sent3: there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect. sent4: if something that is a downrightness is naive then the pyx drowns Embiotocidae. sent5: the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right. sent6: if something drowns pince-nez then it is unpresidential. sent7: if the fact that the choker does not entrain hold the fur-piece is a downrightness and naive. sent8: if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte. sent9: the choker does not entrain. sent10: something does drown pince-nez if it is a city and it is not a kind of a hydroflumethiazide. sent11: if the pyx is not a labium then the fact that the secretin is cacodemonic thing that does not drown lymphocyte does not hold. sent12: the pyx is a city if the devourer is inextricable a city. sent13: the pyx is not a hydroflumethiazide. sent14: if something is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae it is not a labium.
¬{C}{a}
sent1: ¬{B}{a} sent2: (¬{L}{f} & {I}{f}) sent3: (Ex): ¬(¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) sent4: (x): ({F}x & {G}x) -> {D}{c} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> {A}{a} sent6: (x): {H}x -> {E}x sent7: ¬{K}{e} -> ({F}{d} & {G}{d}) sent8: (¬{B}{a} & {A}{a}) -> ¬{C}{a} sent9: ¬{K}{e} sent10: (x): ({I}x & ¬{J}x) -> {H}x sent11: ¬{B}{c} -> ¬({A}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent12: (¬{L}{f} & {I}{f}) -> {I}{c} sent13: ¬{J}{c} sent14: (x): ({E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{B}x
[ "sent3 & sent5 -> int1: the macaroon is cacodemonic.; int1 & sent1 -> int2: the macaroon is not a kind of a labium and is cacodemonic.; int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent3 & sent5 -> int1: {A}{a}; int1 & sent1 -> int2: (¬{B}{a} & {A}{a}); int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
10
0
10
the macaroon drowns lymphocyte.
{C}{a}
9
[ "sent14 -> int3: if the fact that the pyx is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae is not false then it is not a labium.; sent6 -> int4: the pyx is unpresidential if it drowns pince-nez.; sent10 -> int5: if the pyx is a city but it is not a hydroflumethiazide it drowns pince-nez.; sent12 & sent2 -> int6: the pyx is a city.; int6 & sent13 -> int7: the pyx is a kind of a city but it is not a hydroflumethiazide.; int5 & int7 -> int8: the pyx does drown pince-nez.; int4 & int8 -> int9: the pyx is not presidential.; sent7 & sent9 -> int10: the fur-piece is a downrightness and it is naive.; int10 -> int11: there is something such that it is both a downrightness and naive.; int11 & sent4 -> int12: the pyx drowns Embiotocidae.; int9 & int12 -> int13: the pyx is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae.; int3 & int13 -> int14: the pyx is not a labium.; sent11 & int14 -> int15: that the secretin is cacodemonic and does not drown lymphocyte is not right.; int15 -> int16: there is something such that the fact that it is cacodemonic and it does not drown lymphocyte is incorrect.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the macaroon does not drown lymphocyte. ; $context$ = sent1: the macaroon is not a labium. sent2: the devourer is not extricable but it is a city. sent3: there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect. sent4: if something that is a downrightness is naive then the pyx drowns Embiotocidae. sent5: the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right. sent6: if something drowns pince-nez then it is unpresidential. sent7: if the fact that the choker does not entrain hold the fur-piece is a downrightness and naive. sent8: if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte. sent9: the choker does not entrain. sent10: something does drown pince-nez if it is a city and it is not a kind of a hydroflumethiazide. sent11: if the pyx is not a labium then the fact that the secretin is cacodemonic thing that does not drown lymphocyte does not hold. sent12: the pyx is a city if the devourer is inextricable a city. sent13: the pyx is not a hydroflumethiazide. sent14: if something is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae it is not a labium. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent5 -> int1: the macaroon is cacodemonic.; int1 & sent1 -> int2: the macaroon is not a kind of a labium and is cacodemonic.; int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect.
[ "the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right.", "the macaroon is not a labium.", "if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte." ]
[ "The fact that it doesn't urinate and doesn't attack Genet is incorrect.", "The fact that it does not urinate and does not attack Genet is incorrect.", "It is incorrect to say that it does not urinate and that it does not attack Genet." ]
The fact that it doesn't urinate and doesn't attack Genet is incorrect.
the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right.
the macaroon does not drown lymphocyte.
sent1: the macaroon is not a labium. sent2: the devourer is not extricable but it is a city. sent3: there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect. sent4: if something that is a downrightness is naive then the pyx drowns Embiotocidae. sent5: the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right. sent6: if something drowns pince-nez then it is unpresidential. sent7: if the fact that the choker does not entrain hold the fur-piece is a downrightness and naive. sent8: if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte. sent9: the choker does not entrain. sent10: something does drown pince-nez if it is a city and it is not a kind of a hydroflumethiazide. sent11: if the pyx is not a labium then the fact that the secretin is cacodemonic thing that does not drown lymphocyte does not hold. sent12: the pyx is a city if the devourer is inextricable a city. sent13: the pyx is not a hydroflumethiazide. sent14: if something is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae it is not a labium.
¬{C}{a}
sent1: ¬{B}{a} sent2: (¬{L}{f} & {I}{f}) sent3: (Ex): ¬(¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) sent4: (x): ({F}x & {G}x) -> {D}{c} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> {A}{a} sent6: (x): {H}x -> {E}x sent7: ¬{K}{e} -> ({F}{d} & {G}{d}) sent8: (¬{B}{a} & {A}{a}) -> ¬{C}{a} sent9: ¬{K}{e} sent10: (x): ({I}x & ¬{J}x) -> {H}x sent11: ¬{B}{c} -> ¬({A}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent12: (¬{L}{f} & {I}{f}) -> {I}{c} sent13: ¬{J}{c} sent14: (x): ({E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{B}x
[ "sent3 & sent5 -> int1: the macaroon is cacodemonic.; int1 & sent1 -> int2: the macaroon is not a kind of a labium and is cacodemonic.; int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent3 & sent5 -> int1: {A}{a}; int1 & sent1 -> int2: (¬{B}{a} & {A}{a}); int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
10
0
10
the macaroon drowns lymphocyte.
{C}{a}
9
[ "sent14 -> int3: if the fact that the pyx is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae is not false then it is not a labium.; sent6 -> int4: the pyx is unpresidential if it drowns pince-nez.; sent10 -> int5: if the pyx is a city but it is not a hydroflumethiazide it drowns pince-nez.; sent12 & sent2 -> int6: the pyx is a city.; int6 & sent13 -> int7: the pyx is a kind of a city but it is not a hydroflumethiazide.; int5 & int7 -> int8: the pyx does drown pince-nez.; int4 & int8 -> int9: the pyx is not presidential.; sent7 & sent9 -> int10: the fur-piece is a downrightness and it is naive.; int10 -> int11: there is something such that it is both a downrightness and naive.; int11 & sent4 -> int12: the pyx drowns Embiotocidae.; int9 & int12 -> int13: the pyx is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae.; int3 & int13 -> int14: the pyx is not a labium.; sent11 & int14 -> int15: that the secretin is cacodemonic and does not drown lymphocyte is not right.; int15 -> int16: there is something such that the fact that it is cacodemonic and it does not drown lymphocyte is incorrect.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the macaroon does not drown lymphocyte. ; $context$ = sent1: the macaroon is not a labium. sent2: the devourer is not extricable but it is a city. sent3: there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect. sent4: if something that is a downrightness is naive then the pyx drowns Embiotocidae. sent5: the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right. sent6: if something drowns pince-nez then it is unpresidential. sent7: if the fact that the choker does not entrain hold the fur-piece is a downrightness and naive. sent8: if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte. sent9: the choker does not entrain. sent10: something does drown pince-nez if it is a city and it is not a kind of a hydroflumethiazide. sent11: if the pyx is not a labium then the fact that the secretin is cacodemonic thing that does not drown lymphocyte does not hold. sent12: the pyx is a city if the devourer is inextricable a city. sent13: the pyx is not a hydroflumethiazide. sent14: if something is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae it is not a labium. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent5 -> int1: the macaroon is cacodemonic.; int1 & sent1 -> int2: the macaroon is not a kind of a labium and is cacodemonic.; int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect.
[ "the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right.", "the macaroon is not a labium.", "if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte." ]
[ "The fact that it doesn't urinate and doesn't attack Genet is incorrect.", "The fact that it does not urinate and does not attack Genet is incorrect.", "It is incorrect to say that it does not urinate and that it does not attack Genet." ]
The fact that it does not urinate and does not attack Genet is incorrect.
the macaroon is not a labium.
the macaroon does not drown lymphocyte.
sent1: the macaroon is not a labium. sent2: the devourer is not extricable but it is a city. sent3: there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect. sent4: if something that is a downrightness is naive then the pyx drowns Embiotocidae. sent5: the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right. sent6: if something drowns pince-nez then it is unpresidential. sent7: if the fact that the choker does not entrain hold the fur-piece is a downrightness and naive. sent8: if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte. sent9: the choker does not entrain. sent10: something does drown pince-nez if it is a city and it is not a kind of a hydroflumethiazide. sent11: if the pyx is not a labium then the fact that the secretin is cacodemonic thing that does not drown lymphocyte does not hold. sent12: the pyx is a city if the devourer is inextricable a city. sent13: the pyx is not a hydroflumethiazide. sent14: if something is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae it is not a labium.
¬{C}{a}
sent1: ¬{B}{a} sent2: (¬{L}{f} & {I}{f}) sent3: (Ex): ¬(¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) sent4: (x): ({F}x & {G}x) -> {D}{c} sent5: (x): ¬(¬{AA}x & ¬{AB}x) -> {A}{a} sent6: (x): {H}x -> {E}x sent7: ¬{K}{e} -> ({F}{d} & {G}{d}) sent8: (¬{B}{a} & {A}{a}) -> ¬{C}{a} sent9: ¬{K}{e} sent10: (x): ({I}x & ¬{J}x) -> {H}x sent11: ¬{B}{c} -> ¬({A}{b} & ¬{C}{b}) sent12: (¬{L}{f} & {I}{f}) -> {I}{c} sent13: ¬{J}{c} sent14: (x): ({E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{B}x
[ "sent3 & sent5 -> int1: the macaroon is cacodemonic.; int1 & sent1 -> int2: the macaroon is not a kind of a labium and is cacodemonic.; int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent3 & sent5 -> int1: {A}{a}; int1 & sent1 -> int2: (¬{B}{a} & {A}{a}); int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
10
0
10
the macaroon drowns lymphocyte.
{C}{a}
9
[ "sent14 -> int3: if the fact that the pyx is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae is not false then it is not a labium.; sent6 -> int4: the pyx is unpresidential if it drowns pince-nez.; sent10 -> int5: if the pyx is a city but it is not a hydroflumethiazide it drowns pince-nez.; sent12 & sent2 -> int6: the pyx is a city.; int6 & sent13 -> int7: the pyx is a kind of a city but it is not a hydroflumethiazide.; int5 & int7 -> int8: the pyx does drown pince-nez.; int4 & int8 -> int9: the pyx is not presidential.; sent7 & sent9 -> int10: the fur-piece is a downrightness and it is naive.; int10 -> int11: there is something such that it is both a downrightness and naive.; int11 & sent4 -> int12: the pyx drowns Embiotocidae.; int9 & int12 -> int13: the pyx is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae.; int3 & int13 -> int14: the pyx is not a labium.; sent11 & int14 -> int15: that the secretin is cacodemonic and does not drown lymphocyte is not right.; int15 -> int16: there is something such that the fact that it is cacodemonic and it does not drown lymphocyte is incorrect.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the macaroon does not drown lymphocyte. ; $context$ = sent1: the macaroon is not a labium. sent2: the devourer is not extricable but it is a city. sent3: there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect. sent4: if something that is a downrightness is naive then the pyx drowns Embiotocidae. sent5: the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right. sent6: if something drowns pince-nez then it is unpresidential. sent7: if the fact that the choker does not entrain hold the fur-piece is a downrightness and naive. sent8: if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte. sent9: the choker does not entrain. sent10: something does drown pince-nez if it is a city and it is not a kind of a hydroflumethiazide. sent11: if the pyx is not a labium then the fact that the secretin is cacodemonic thing that does not drown lymphocyte does not hold. sent12: the pyx is a city if the devourer is inextricable a city. sent13: the pyx is not a hydroflumethiazide. sent14: if something is unpresidential and it does drown Embiotocidae it is not a labium. ; $proof$ =
sent3 & sent5 -> int1: the macaroon is cacodemonic.; int1 & sent1 -> int2: the macaroon is not a kind of a labium and is cacodemonic.; int2 & sent8 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
there is something such that the fact that that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is correct is incorrect.
[ "the macaroon is cacodemonic if there is something such that the fact that it does not attack Genet and it does not urinate avoidance is not right.", "the macaroon is not a labium.", "if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte." ]
[ "The fact that it doesn't urinate and doesn't attack Genet is incorrect.", "The fact that it does not urinate and does not attack Genet is incorrect.", "It is incorrect to say that it does not urinate and that it does not attack Genet." ]
It is incorrect to say that it does not urinate and that it does not attack Genet.
if the macaroon is not a labium and is cacodemonic then it does not drown lymphocyte.
the fact that the Benzoin is not a linalool and it is not a hide is not correct.
sent1: that the Benzoin is not a kind of a linalool and hides is wrong. sent2: that the Benzoin is not a linalool and it is not a hide is false if that the cottonmouth is a hide is not incorrect. sent3: something is nonmetallic and forecasts if it does not seethe. sent4: the Benzoin is a kind of a Shamash if the cottonmouth is nonmetallic.
¬(¬{D}{b} & ¬{A}{b})
sent1: ¬(¬{D}{b} & {A}{b}) sent2: {A}{a} -> ¬(¬{D}{b} & ¬{A}{b}) sent3: (x): ¬{F}x -> ({C}x & {E}x) sent4: {C}{a} -> {B}{b}
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
2
null
3
0
3
the Benzoin is not a linalool and it is not a hide.
(¬{D}{b} & ¬{A}{b})
5
[ "sent3 -> int1: the cottonmouth is nonmetallic and does forecast if it does not seethe.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the fact that the Benzoin is not a linalool and it is not a hide is not correct. ; $context$ = sent1: that the Benzoin is not a kind of a linalool and hides is wrong. sent2: that the Benzoin is not a linalool and it is not a hide is false if that the cottonmouth is a hide is not incorrect. sent3: something is nonmetallic and forecasts if it does not seethe. sent4: the Benzoin is a kind of a Shamash if the cottonmouth is nonmetallic. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
something is nonmetallic and forecasts if it does not seethe.
[ "the Benzoin is a kind of a Shamash if the cottonmouth is nonmetallic." ]
[ "something is nonmetallic and forecasts if it does not seethe." ]
something is nonmetallic and forecasts if it does not seethe.
the Benzoin is a kind of a Shamash if the cottonmouth is nonmetallic.
the times occurs.
sent1: the covetousness happens. sent2: the firelight does not occur but the covetousness happens if the drowning getaway occurs. sent3: if the firelight does not occur and the covetousness occurs then the timing happens. sent4: the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs. sent5: the firelight occurs. sent6: the reparation does not occur. sent7: the Donneanness happens. sent8: the demonstration does not occur. sent9: if both the drowning corned and the spamming occurs that the associativeness does not occur is true.
{C}
sent1: {B} sent2: {D} -> (¬{A} & {B}) sent3: (¬{A} & {B}) -> {C} sent4: ({A} & {B}) -> ¬{C} sent5: {A} sent6: ¬{FH} sent7: {FM} sent8: ¬{DN} sent9: ({JG} & {DD}) -> ¬{HO}
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: the firelight and the covetousness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: ({A} & {B}); sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
6
0
6
the times happens.
{C}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the times occurs. ; $context$ = sent1: the covetousness happens. sent2: the firelight does not occur but the covetousness happens if the drowning getaway occurs. sent3: if the firelight does not occur and the covetousness occurs then the timing happens. sent4: the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs. sent5: the firelight occurs. sent6: the reparation does not occur. sent7: the Donneanness happens. sent8: the demonstration does not occur. sent9: if both the drowning corned and the spamming occurs that the associativeness does not occur is true. ; $proof$ =
sent5 & sent1 -> int1: the firelight and the covetousness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the firelight occurs.
[ "the covetousness happens.", "the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs." ]
[ "The firelight goes off.", "The firelight illuminates." ]
The firelight goes off.
the covetousness happens.
the times occurs.
sent1: the covetousness happens. sent2: the firelight does not occur but the covetousness happens if the drowning getaway occurs. sent3: if the firelight does not occur and the covetousness occurs then the timing happens. sent4: the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs. sent5: the firelight occurs. sent6: the reparation does not occur. sent7: the Donneanness happens. sent8: the demonstration does not occur. sent9: if both the drowning corned and the spamming occurs that the associativeness does not occur is true.
{C}
sent1: {B} sent2: {D} -> (¬{A} & {B}) sent3: (¬{A} & {B}) -> {C} sent4: ({A} & {B}) -> ¬{C} sent5: {A} sent6: ¬{FH} sent7: {FM} sent8: ¬{DN} sent9: ({JG} & {DD}) -> ¬{HO}
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: the firelight and the covetousness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 & sent1 -> int1: ({A} & {B}); sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
6
0
6
the times happens.
{C}
7
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the times occurs. ; $context$ = sent1: the covetousness happens. sent2: the firelight does not occur but the covetousness happens if the drowning getaway occurs. sent3: if the firelight does not occur and the covetousness occurs then the timing happens. sent4: the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs. sent5: the firelight occurs. sent6: the reparation does not occur. sent7: the Donneanness happens. sent8: the demonstration does not occur. sent9: if both the drowning corned and the spamming occurs that the associativeness does not occur is true. ; $proof$ =
sent5 & sent1 -> int1: the firelight and the covetousness happens.; sent4 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
the firelight occurs.
[ "the covetousness happens.", "the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs." ]
[ "The firelight goes off.", "The firelight illuminates." ]
The firelight illuminates.
the times does not occur if the firelight and the covetousness occurs.
the magistrate is a Tate or it is .22-caliber or both.
sent1: if something that is a designation is associational it is not centesimal. sent2: the stunner is not a edacity if the fact that it is not exilic and/or it is a touch-typist is wrong. sent3: something does not attack Tineidae and it is not a kind of a dip. sent4: the magistrate is not centesimal if the pruning is not a designation. sent5: that something is a kind of a Tate and/or it is not non-.22-caliber is not correct if it is not centesimal. sent6: something is associational and is spectrographic if it is not a kind of a forename. sent7: if that something is not a edacity hold then that the testcross is a designation and it is a forename is not false. sent8: the stunner is not an exercise if something that does not attack Tineidae is not a dip. sent9: the magistrate is not an appro. sent10: everything is not a feminism. sent11: if something is not an exercise then the fact that it is not exilic or it is a touch-typist or both is incorrect. sent12: if something is not centesimal it does decoy and/or it is .22-caliber. sent13: if the fact that the pruning does not direct but it is spectrographic is not right then it is spectrographic. sent14: the testcross is associational if the pruning is not spectrographic. sent15: if the fact that the stunner is not a touch-typist but it is a kind of a edacity does not hold it is not a kind of a forename. sent16: the fact that everything does not urinate luckiness and is cytoarchitectural is correct. sent17: the magistrate is not a kind of a feminism.
({AB}{aa} v {A}{aa})
sent1: (x): ({C}x & {D}x) -> ¬{B}x sent2: ¬(¬{I}{b} v {H}{b}) -> ¬{G}{b} sent3: (Ex): (¬{M}x & ¬{L}x) sent4: ¬{C}{a} -> ¬{B}{aa} sent5: (x): ¬{B}x -> ¬({AB}x v {A}x) sent6: (x): ¬{F}x -> ({D}x & {E}x) sent7: (x): ¬{G}x -> ({C}{bg} & {F}{bg}) sent8: (x): (¬{M}x & ¬{L}x) -> ¬{J}{b} sent9: ¬{AL}{aa} sent10: (x): ¬{AA}x sent11: (x): ¬{J}x -> ¬(¬{I}x v {H}x) sent12: (x): ¬{B}x -> ({AE}x v {A}x) sent13: ¬(¬{K}{a} & {E}{a}) -> ¬{E}{a} sent14: ¬{E}{a} -> {D}{bg} sent15: ¬(¬{H}{b} & {G}{b}) -> ¬{F}{b} sent16: (x): (¬{HN}x & {CD}x) sent17: ¬{AA}{aa}
[]
UNKNOWN
[]
UNKNOWN
3
null
17
0
17
that the magistrate is a Tate or it is .22-caliber or both is incorrect.
¬({AB}{aa} v {A}{aa})
7
[ "sent5 -> int1: that the magistrate is a Tate and/or is not non-.22-caliber does not hold if it is not centesimal.; sent6 -> int2: the stunner is associational and it is spectrographic if it is not a forename.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the magistrate is a Tate or it is .22-caliber or both. ; $context$ = sent1: if something that is a designation is associational it is not centesimal. sent2: the stunner is not a edacity if the fact that it is not exilic and/or it is a touch-typist is wrong. sent3: something does not attack Tineidae and it is not a kind of a dip. sent4: the magistrate is not centesimal if the pruning is not a designation. sent5: that something is a kind of a Tate and/or it is not non-.22-caliber is not correct if it is not centesimal. sent6: something is associational and is spectrographic if it is not a kind of a forename. sent7: if that something is not a edacity hold then that the testcross is a designation and it is a forename is not false. sent8: the stunner is not an exercise if something that does not attack Tineidae is not a dip. sent9: the magistrate is not an appro. sent10: everything is not a feminism. sent11: if something is not an exercise then the fact that it is not exilic or it is a touch-typist or both is incorrect. sent12: if something is not centesimal it does decoy and/or it is .22-caliber. sent13: if the fact that the pruning does not direct but it is spectrographic is not right then it is spectrographic. sent14: the testcross is associational if the pruning is not spectrographic. sent15: if the fact that the stunner is not a touch-typist but it is a kind of a edacity does not hold it is not a kind of a forename. sent16: the fact that everything does not urinate luckiness and is cytoarchitectural is correct. sent17: the magistrate is not a kind of a feminism. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
if the fact that the pruning does not direct but it is spectrographic is not right then it is spectrographic.
[ "the magistrate is not a kind of a feminism." ]
[ "if the fact that the pruning does not direct but it is spectrographic is not right then it is spectrographic." ]
if the fact that the pruning does not direct but it is spectrographic is not right then it is spectrographic.
the magistrate is not a kind of a feminism.
the graining does not occur and the urinating abductor does not occur.
sent1: the Minoan does not occur. sent2: the way happens. sent3: that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur. sent4: that the way and the mixing occurs is triggered by the non-Minoanness. sent5: the grain happens and/or the allegiance occurs. sent6: the fact that the allegiance occurs is not wrong. sent7: the realigning does not occur if the orthodonticness and the garlickiness occurs. sent8: if that either the urinating abductor does not occur or the allegiance happens or both is incorrect then the epiphyticness occurs. sent9: that the way does not occur is prevented by that the Minoan does not occur.
(¬{A} & ¬{C})
sent1: ¬{F} sent2: {E} sent3: ({E} & {D}) -> ¬{C} sent4: ¬{F} -> ({E} & {D}) sent5: ({A} v {B}) sent6: {B} sent7: ({IP} & {AM}) -> ¬{AC} sent8: ¬(¬{C} v {B}) -> {IF} sent9: ¬{F} -> {E}
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the grain occurs.; assump1 -> int1: the grain occurs or the allegiance does not occur or both.; sent4 & sent1 -> int2: that the way and the mixing happens is not wrong.; sent3 & int2 -> int3: the urinating abductor does not occur.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "void -> assump1: {A}; assump1 -> int1: ({A} v ¬{B}); sent4 & sent1 -> int2: ({E} & {D}); sent3 & int2 -> int3: ¬{C};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
6
0
6
the delegacy occurs and the epiphyticness happens.
({GM} & {IF})
4
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the graining does not occur and the urinating abductor does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the Minoan does not occur. sent2: the way happens. sent3: that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur. sent4: that the way and the mixing occurs is triggered by the non-Minoanness. sent5: the grain happens and/or the allegiance occurs. sent6: the fact that the allegiance occurs is not wrong. sent7: the realigning does not occur if the orthodonticness and the garlickiness occurs. sent8: if that either the urinating abductor does not occur or the allegiance happens or both is incorrect then the epiphyticness occurs. sent9: that the way does not occur is prevented by that the Minoan does not occur. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
that the way and the mixing occurs is triggered by the non-Minoanness.
[ "the Minoan does not occur.", "that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur." ]
[ "The way and the mixing happen because of non-Minoanness.", "Non-Minoanness causes the way and the mixing to occur." ]
The way and the mixing happen because of non-Minoanness.
the Minoan does not occur.
the graining does not occur and the urinating abductor does not occur.
sent1: the Minoan does not occur. sent2: the way happens. sent3: that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur. sent4: that the way and the mixing occurs is triggered by the non-Minoanness. sent5: the grain happens and/or the allegiance occurs. sent6: the fact that the allegiance occurs is not wrong. sent7: the realigning does not occur if the orthodonticness and the garlickiness occurs. sent8: if that either the urinating abductor does not occur or the allegiance happens or both is incorrect then the epiphyticness occurs. sent9: that the way does not occur is prevented by that the Minoan does not occur.
(¬{A} & ¬{C})
sent1: ¬{F} sent2: {E} sent3: ({E} & {D}) -> ¬{C} sent4: ¬{F} -> ({E} & {D}) sent5: ({A} v {B}) sent6: {B} sent7: ({IP} & {AM}) -> ¬{AC} sent8: ¬(¬{C} v {B}) -> {IF} sent9: ¬{F} -> {E}
[ "void -> assump1: Let's assume that the grain occurs.; assump1 -> int1: the grain occurs or the allegiance does not occur or both.; sent4 & sent1 -> int2: that the way and the mixing happens is not wrong.; sent3 & int2 -> int3: the urinating abductor does not occur.;" ]
UNKNOWN
[ "void -> assump1: {A}; assump1 -> int1: ({A} v ¬{B}); sent4 & sent1 -> int2: ({E} & {D}); sent3 & int2 -> int3: ¬{C};" ]
UNKNOWN
3
null
6
0
6
the delegacy occurs and the epiphyticness happens.
({GM} & {IF})
4
[]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = the graining does not occur and the urinating abductor does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the Minoan does not occur. sent2: the way happens. sent3: that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur. sent4: that the way and the mixing occurs is triggered by the non-Minoanness. sent5: the grain happens and/or the allegiance occurs. sent6: the fact that the allegiance occurs is not wrong. sent7: the realigning does not occur if the orthodonticness and the garlickiness occurs. sent8: if that either the urinating abductor does not occur or the allegiance happens or both is incorrect then the epiphyticness occurs. sent9: that the way does not occur is prevented by that the Minoan does not occur. ; $proof$ =
__UNKNOWN__
DeductionInstance
that the way and the mixing occurs is triggered by the non-Minoanness.
[ "the Minoan does not occur.", "that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur." ]
[ "The way and the mixing happen because of non-Minoanness.", "Non-Minoanness causes the way and the mixing to occur." ]
Non-Minoanness causes the way and the mixing to occur.
that the way and the mixing happens triggers that the urinating abductor does not occur.
the interpenetration does not occur.
sent1: that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect. sent2: that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold. sent3: the spike happens. sent4: that the BW occurs is true. sent5: if the drowning Geoglossum happens the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is false. sent6: if the exporting happens then that the drowning propulsion occurs is not incorrect. sent7: the fact that the drowning hydrogen happens is not false.
¬{B}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA} v {AB}) -> {B} sent2: {A} sent3: {H} sent4: {EP} sent5: {A} -> ¬(¬{AA} v {AB}) sent6: {FP} -> {BH} sent7: {GM}
[ "sent5 & sent2 -> int1: the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur and/or the unemotionalness occurs is incorrect.; sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 & sent2 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA} v {AB}); sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
4
0
4
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the interpenetration does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect. sent2: that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold. sent3: the spike happens. sent4: that the BW occurs is true. sent5: if the drowning Geoglossum happens the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is false. sent6: if the exporting happens then that the drowning propulsion occurs is not incorrect. sent7: the fact that the drowning hydrogen happens is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 & sent2 -> int1: the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur and/or the unemotionalness occurs is incorrect.; sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the drowning Geoglossum happens the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is false.
[ "that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold.", "that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect." ]
[ "If the attacking cardigan doesn't happen or the unemotionalness doesn't happen, it's false.", "If the attacking cardigan doesn't happen or the unemotionalness doesn't happen, both are false." ]
If the attacking cardigan doesn't happen or the unemotionalness doesn't happen, it's false.
that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold.
the interpenetration does not occur.
sent1: that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect. sent2: that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold. sent3: the spike happens. sent4: that the BW occurs is true. sent5: if the drowning Geoglossum happens the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is false. sent6: if the exporting happens then that the drowning propulsion occurs is not incorrect. sent7: the fact that the drowning hydrogen happens is not false.
¬{B}
sent1: ¬(¬{AA} v {AB}) -> {B} sent2: {A} sent3: {H} sent4: {EP} sent5: {A} -> ¬(¬{AA} v {AB}) sent6: {FP} -> {BH} sent7: {GM}
[ "sent5 & sent2 -> int1: the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur and/or the unemotionalness occurs is incorrect.; sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
[ "sent5 & sent2 -> int1: ¬(¬{AA} v {AB}); sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis;" ]
DISPROVED
2
2
4
0
4
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the interpenetration does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect. sent2: that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold. sent3: the spike happens. sent4: that the BW occurs is true. sent5: if the drowning Geoglossum happens the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is false. sent6: if the exporting happens then that the drowning propulsion occurs is not incorrect. sent7: the fact that the drowning hydrogen happens is not false. ; $proof$ =
sent5 & sent2 -> int1: the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur and/or the unemotionalness occurs is incorrect.; sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the drowning Geoglossum happens the fact that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is false.
[ "that the drowning Geoglossum occurs hold.", "that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect." ]
[ "If the attacking cardigan doesn't happen or the unemotionalness doesn't happen, it's false.", "If the attacking cardigan doesn't happen or the unemotionalness doesn't happen, both are false." ]
If the attacking cardigan doesn't happen or the unemotionalness doesn't happen, both are false.
that the interpenetration happens is not incorrect if that the attacking cardigan does not occur or the unemotionalness happens or both is incorrect.
there exists something such that it is definite or it is unfair or both.
sent1: the Kazak is unfair and/or it is an appro. sent2: if something is a kind of non-definite thing that is atomistic then it is not unfair. sent3: the Georgian does not drown Cichorium. sent4: if something is not unfair then it is generational and/or it is a Zeitgeist. sent5: the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is both an appro and a bedlamite. sent6: the Kazak does not drown Cichorium. sent7: the Kazak is definite and/or is an appro. sent8: the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is not a kind of an appro but it is a kind of a bedlamite. sent9: the Kazak does attack skating and is vertical. sent10: the Georgian is not an appro but a bedlamite. sent11: the Kazak does not urinate teaspoon. sent12: the Georgian is not an appro. sent13: the Georgian is unfair if the Kazak is a bedlamite and it is an appro. sent14: the Georgian is not atomistic if something does not urinate teaspoon and is a vertical. sent15: something is a bedlamite or an appro or both.
(Ex): ({B}x v {A}x)
sent1: ({A}{b} v {AA}{b}) sent2: (x): (¬{B}x & {C}x) -> ¬{A}x sent3: ¬{FN}{a} sent4: (x): ¬{A}x -> ({DM}x v {FP}x) sent5: ({AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) -> {B}{b} sent6: ¬{FN}{b} sent7: ({B}{b} v {AA}{b}) sent8: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) -> {B}{b} sent9: ({F}{b} & {D}{b}) sent10: (¬{AA}{a} & {AB}{a}) sent11: ¬{E}{b} sent12: ¬{AA}{a} sent13: ({AB}{b} & {AA}{b}) -> {A}{a} sent14: (x): (¬{E}x & {D}x) -> ¬{C}{a} sent15: (Ex): ({AB}x v {AA}x)
[ "sent8 & sent10 -> int1: the Kazak is definite.; int1 -> int2: the Kazak is definite or is unfair or both.; int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent8 & sent10 -> int1: {B}{b}; int1 -> int2: ({B}{b} v {A}{b}); int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
13
0
13
there is something such that it is generational or it is a Zeitgeist or both.
(Ex): ({DM}x v {FP}x)
6
[ "sent2 -> int3: if the Kazak is not definite but atomistic then the fact that it is fair is right.; sent4 -> int4: if that the Kazak is not unfair is correct it is generational and/or it is a Zeitgeist.;" ]
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
$hypothesis$ = there exists something such that it is definite or it is unfair or both. ; $context$ = sent1: the Kazak is unfair and/or it is an appro. sent2: if something is a kind of non-definite thing that is atomistic then it is not unfair. sent3: the Georgian does not drown Cichorium. sent4: if something is not unfair then it is generational and/or it is a Zeitgeist. sent5: the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is both an appro and a bedlamite. sent6: the Kazak does not drown Cichorium. sent7: the Kazak is definite and/or is an appro. sent8: the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is not a kind of an appro but it is a kind of a bedlamite. sent9: the Kazak does attack skating and is vertical. sent10: the Georgian is not an appro but a bedlamite. sent11: the Kazak does not urinate teaspoon. sent12: the Georgian is not an appro. sent13: the Georgian is unfair if the Kazak is a bedlamite and it is an appro. sent14: the Georgian is not atomistic if something does not urinate teaspoon and is a vertical. sent15: something is a bedlamite or an appro or both. ; $proof$ =
sent8 & sent10 -> int1: the Kazak is definite.; int1 -> int2: the Kazak is definite or is unfair or both.; int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is not a kind of an appro but it is a kind of a bedlamite.
[ "the Georgian is not an appro but a bedlamite." ]
[ "the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is not a kind of an appro but it is a kind of a bedlamite." ]
the Kazak is definite if the Georgian is not a kind of an appro but it is a kind of a bedlamite.
the Georgian is not an appro but a bedlamite.
the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur.
sent1: the casework does not occur if the acrogenicness happens. sent2: if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens. sent3: the concluding happens if the expiation does not occur. sent4: if the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabine does not occur the mantling does not occur. sent5: the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur. sent6: the urinating dideoxycytosine does not occur if the fact that the endorsing happens is true. sent7: the unholiness results in that the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur. sent8: that the tractiveness happens causes that the substantive does not occur.
(¬{C} & ¬{D})
sent1: {GM} -> ¬{DK} sent2: ¬{B} -> {A} sent3: ¬{HH} -> {IE} sent4: (¬{AA} & ¬{AB}) -> ¬{B} sent5: (¬{AA} & ¬{AB}) sent6: {AD} -> ¬{GO} sent7: {A} -> (¬{C} & ¬{D}) sent8: {HE} -> ¬{AC}
[ "sent4 & sent5 -> int1: the mantle does not occur.; sent2 & int1 -> int2: the unholiness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent4 & sent5 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent2 & int1 -> int2: {A}; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
4
0
4
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the casework does not occur if the acrogenicness happens. sent2: if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens. sent3: the concluding happens if the expiation does not occur. sent4: if the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabine does not occur the mantling does not occur. sent5: the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur. sent6: the urinating dideoxycytosine does not occur if the fact that the endorsing happens is true. sent7: the unholiness results in that the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur. sent8: that the tractiveness happens causes that the substantive does not occur. ; $proof$ =
sent4 & sent5 -> int1: the mantle does not occur.; sent2 & int1 -> int2: the unholiness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabine does not occur the mantling does not occur.
[ "the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur.", "if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens.", "the unholiness results in that the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur." ]
[ "If the urinating crinkleroot doesn't happen and the mantling doesn't happen.", "The mantling does not occur if the urinating crinkle root does not occur.", "If the urinating crinkle root doesn't happen and the mantling doesn't happen." ]
If the urinating crinkleroot doesn't happen and the mantling doesn't happen.
the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur.
the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur.
sent1: the casework does not occur if the acrogenicness happens. sent2: if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens. sent3: the concluding happens if the expiation does not occur. sent4: if the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabine does not occur the mantling does not occur. sent5: the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur. sent6: the urinating dideoxycytosine does not occur if the fact that the endorsing happens is true. sent7: the unholiness results in that the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur. sent8: that the tractiveness happens causes that the substantive does not occur.
(¬{C} & ¬{D})
sent1: {GM} -> ¬{DK} sent2: ¬{B} -> {A} sent3: ¬{HH} -> {IE} sent4: (¬{AA} & ¬{AB}) -> ¬{B} sent5: (¬{AA} & ¬{AB}) sent6: {AD} -> ¬{GO} sent7: {A} -> (¬{C} & ¬{D}) sent8: {HE} -> ¬{AC}
[ "sent4 & sent5 -> int1: the mantle does not occur.; sent2 & int1 -> int2: the unholiness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
[ "sent4 & sent5 -> int1: ¬{B}; sent2 & int1 -> int2: {A}; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis;" ]
PROVED
3
3
4
0
4
null
null
null
[]
null
null
$hypothesis$ = the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur. ; $context$ = sent1: the casework does not occur if the acrogenicness happens. sent2: if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens. sent3: the concluding happens if the expiation does not occur. sent4: if the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabine does not occur the mantling does not occur. sent5: the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur. sent6: the urinating dideoxycytosine does not occur if the fact that the endorsing happens is true. sent7: the unholiness results in that the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur. sent8: that the tractiveness happens causes that the substantive does not occur. ; $proof$ =
sent4 & sent5 -> int1: the mantle does not occur.; sent2 & int1 -> int2: the unholiness occurs.; sent7 & int2 -> hypothesis; __PROVED__
DeductionInstance
if the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabine does not occur the mantling does not occur.
[ "the urinating crinkleroot does not occur and the Sabineness does not occur.", "if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens.", "the unholiness results in that the spoiling does not occur and the thunderbolt does not occur." ]
[ "If the urinating crinkleroot doesn't happen and the mantling doesn't happen.", "The mantling does not occur if the urinating crinkle root does not occur.", "If the urinating crinkle root doesn't happen and the mantling doesn't happen." ]
The mantling does not occur if the urinating crinkle root does not occur.
if the fact that the mantle does not occur is not wrong then the unholiness happens.