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 cow eats the mouse. The cow needs the tiger. The tiger eats the mouse. If the tiger eats the cow and the tiger is kind then the cow eats the tiger. If someone is young and they like the tiger then the tiger is young. The tiger eats the cow. The tiger likes the cow. The mouse is kind. If someone eats the tiger then the tiger is kind. The cow is rough. The cow is kind. The tiger needs the mouse. The tiger is rough. The tiger likes the mouse. The cow is blue. The cow eats the tiger. The cow needs the mouse. The mouse likes the tiger. The cow is young.
[A]: The cow does not eat the tiger.


[Q]: If someone likes the mouse then they are nice. If the bear chases the mouse and the bear likes the mouse then the bear sees the mouse. If someone sees the mouse then the mouse is green. The mouse sees the bear. If someone chases the bear then they are cold. If someone likes the mouse and they chase the bear then the bear is rough. The bear likes the mouse. If someone likes the mouse then the mouse is cold. If someone is rough and they see the mouse then they like the mouse. If the mouse likes the bear and the mouse is kind then the bear is nice.
[A]: The bear does not like the mouse.


[Q]: The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle chases the squirrel. The squirrel is rough. If something chases the squirrel then the squirrel is kind. The bald eagle needs the squirrel. The bald eagle is rough. If something eats the squirrel then the squirrel chases the bald eagle. The squirrel eats the bald eagle. The bald eagle eats the squirrel. The squirrel is kind. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is big. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle is big. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is round. The squirrel chases the bald eagle.
[A]:
The bald eagle is not round.