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: Harry is furry. If Erin is kind and Erin is young then Erin is smart. If Harry is red and Harry is round then Harry is furry. Harry is red. Erin is smart. All furry, young things are red. Harry is kind. Quiet things are furry. Erin is quiet. Erin is kind. Furry things are smart. Erin is young. If something is furry then it is kind.

A: Erin is not smart.
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Q: If something sees the bear then the bear is green. If the tiger sees the bear and the bear visits the tiger then the tiger likes the cow. If the cow sees the tiger then the tiger is nice. The rabbit sees the cow. If something sees the bear then the bear visits the rabbit. If something sees the cow and the cow visits the tiger then it sees the tiger. If something is green then it sees the cow. If something is cold and it visits the cow then it visits the rabbit. The tiger visits the rabbit. The cow visits the tiger. The bear visits the tiger. If something sees the cow and the cow sees the tiger then the tiger sees the bear.

A: The tiger does not visit the rabbit.
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Q: Young, furry people are big. If Harry is red and Harry is nice then Harry is furry. Fiona is blue. If Fiona is big and Fiona is red then Fiona is nice. Harry is red. Fiona is furry. Fiona is young. If Fiona is nice then Fiona is blue. Harry is young. Harry is nice. Fiona is quiet. Fiona is big. Harry is blue. Fiona is red. Harry is furry. Harry is quiet. If Fiona is young and Fiona is nice then Fiona is big. Fiona is nice. Harry is big. All big, young people are blue.

A:
Harry is not blue.
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