Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate a statement that is using the content of the given paragraph yet, it is **incorrect** (i.e., it contradicts the statements of the input).

[Q]: The lion visits the dog. The dog needs the lion. The bald eagle is round. If someone needs the cat then the cat needs the lion. If someone needs the bald eagle then the bald eagle needs the cat. The bald eagle is green. If someone visits the lion then they need the dog. If someone eats the bald eagle and the bald eagle is cold then they are round. The lion is round. If someone visits the lion and they need the bald eagle then the lion eats the cat. If someone is round and they visit the lion then the lion visits the dog. The lion visits the bald eagle. The cat is green. The bald eagle eats the cat. The lion eats the cat. The lion is cold. If the bald eagle visits the dog and the dog is green then the bald eagle needs the cat. If someone eats the dog and the dog is young then they are nice.
[A]: The cat is not green.


[Q]: If something is young then it is furry. Furry things are big. If Fiona is furry then Fiona is round. Erin is cold. If something is cold and young then it is rough. Big, cold things are round. All round, furry things are rough. Fiona is furry. Charlie is round. Anne is cold. Blue things are big. All cold things are rough.
[A]: Charlie is not round.


[Q]: The mouse is kind. The mouse likes the rabbit. The dog does not eat the rabbit. The tiger chases the dog. The dog likes the mouse. The mouse chases the dog. The rabbit chases the tiger. The tiger is blue. The tiger is kind. If the tiger chases the mouse and the tiger eats the rabbit then the tiger chases the dog. The tiger does not eat the rabbit. The dog chases the mouse. The mouse chases the rabbit. If someone is rough and they like the mouse then the mouse chases the rabbit.
[A]:
The tiger is not kind.