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: Quiet, cold people are big. If someone is big and not cold then they are quiet. Erin is kind. If someone is green and red then they are big. Erin is quiet. Erin is big. Erin is red. Fiona is kind. Dave is kind. If someone is kind and not green then they are big. Dave is cold. Big people are cold. Fiona is quiet. If someone is green then they are cold. Fiona is big. Erin is cold. Dave is green. Harry is big. Erin is not young. Quiet people are big. Harry is not kind. All quiet people are red. Harry is quiet.

A: Erin is not red.
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Q: The dog likes the lion. The lion needs the cow. The cow visits the dog. The dog does not visit the cow. The lion is not nice. The dog likes the cow. If someone does not need the cow then the cow does not need the dog. If the lion visits the cow and the lion likes the dog then the dog is nice. The cow likes the dog. If someone does not need the lion then they like the cow. The lion is kind. The cow is green. The lion is blue. The dog does not visit the lion. The cow likes the lion. If the cow visits the dog then the dog needs the lion. The lion visits the cow. The cow visits the lion. If someone is kind and they do not visit the lion then the lion is kind. Green people are blue. The lion likes the cow. The lion likes the dog. If someone is nice and they do not need the cow then the cow is blue. If someone is rough then they are kind.

A: The lion does not visit the cow.
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Q: If something is cold then it is rough. If the squirrel is kind and the squirrel is rough then the squirrel is nice. All rough things are nice. Big things are kind. The squirrel is cold. Cold, rough things are nice. The squirrel is nice. Big, nice things are cold. The squirrel is big. All kind things are rough. Nice things are kind.

A:
The squirrel is not big.
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