instruction:
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).
question:
If Dave is nice and Dave is blue then Dave is round. Dave is kind. Harry is not furry. Dave is blue. If something is kind and not red then it is quiet. All furry things are blue. If something is nice and red then it is kind. Dave is red. Bob is round. Harry is red. If something is kind and not furry then it is blue. Harry is nice. Harry is kind. Bob is not nice. If something is furry and not nice then it is red. Bob is kind. Harry is round. Bob is blue. Bob is furry. Dave is round. Bob is red.
answer:
Bob is nice.


question:
The bear is cold. If someone is round then they see the bear. The bald eagle needs the bear. The bear is nice. The bald eagle is red. If someone does not need the bear and they do not need the bald eagle then the bear is nice. If the bald eagle sees the bear and the bald eagle does not need the bear then the bald eagle does not like the bear. If someone is cold then they like the bear. If the bald eagle sees the bear and the bear is red then the bear is cold. The bald eagle likes the bear. All red people are cold. The bald eagle is young. The bear sees the bald eagle. The bald eagle is nice. The bear likes the bald eagle. The bald eagle sees the bear. The bald eagle is cold. The bear does not need the bald eagle.
answer:
The bald eagle is not young.


question:
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.
answer:

Charlie is not round.