the clupeid is not a Avestan.
sent1: that something is not a frost and is a cloak does not hold if it is uncommon. sent2: if the posturer misgives tilde then that it is a frost is true. sent3: something is categoric if it is a kind of a stingray. sent4: the Anchorage is a stingray if the greybeard is not uncommon. sent5: the greybeard is not categoric. sent6: the fact that the greybeard is a frost and it is a cloak is not correct if it is not common. sent7: the posturer is not uncommon. sent8: if something is a stingray the fact that it is not categoric and it misgives tilde is false. sent9: the clupeid is a Avestan if the posturer does misgive tilde. sent10: if the clupeid is a frost then the greybeard is a kind of a Avestan. sent11: the greybeard is not a frost and is a Avestan. sent12: if the fact that something is uncommon is not incorrect that it is a kind of a frost and does misgive tilde does not hold. sent13: the posturer does misgive tilde if that the Anchorage is categoric is not wrong. sent14: the greybeard is not a kind of a frost and cloaks. sent15: if something is categoric that it is both not a stingray and not common is not true.
sent1 -> int1: the fact that the greybeard is both not a frost and a cloak does not hold if it is uncommon.; void -> assump1: Let's assume that the greybeard is uncommon.; int1 & assump1 -> int2: that the greybeard is not a frost and does cloak does not hold.; int2 & sent14 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> int4: the greybeard is not uncommon.; int4 & sent4 -> int5: the Anchorage is a kind of a stingray.; sent3 -> int6: the Anchorage is categoric if it is a kind of a stingray.; int5 & int6 -> int7: the Anchorage is categoric.; int7 & sent13 -> int8: the posturer misgives tilde.; int8 & sent9 -> hypothesis;
the dapsone does misgive tilde.
sent15 -> int9: the fact that the dapsone is not a kind of a stingray and is uncommon does not hold if it is categoric.;
$hypothesis$ = the clupeid is not a Avestan. ; $context$ = sent1: that something is not a frost and is a cloak does not hold if it is uncommon. sent2: if the posturer misgives tilde then that it is a frost is true. sent3: something is categoric if it is a kind of a stingray. sent4: the Anchorage is a stingray if the greybeard is not uncommon. sent5: the greybeard is not categoric. sent6: the fact that the greybeard is a frost and it is a cloak is not correct if it is not common. sent7: the posturer is not uncommon. sent8: if something is a stingray the fact that it is not categoric and it misgives tilde is false. sent9: the clupeid is a Avestan if the posturer does misgive tilde. sent10: if the clupeid is a frost then the greybeard is a kind of a Avestan. sent11: the greybeard is not a frost and is a Avestan. sent12: if the fact that something is uncommon is not incorrect that it is a kind of a frost and does misgive tilde does not hold. sent13: the posturer does misgive tilde if that the Anchorage is categoric is not wrong. sent14: the greybeard is not a kind of a frost and cloaks. sent15: if something is categoric that it is both not a stingray and not common is not true. ; $proof$ = 
sent1 -> int1: the fact that the greybeard is both not a frost and a cloak does not hold if it is uncommon.; void -> assump1: Let's assume that the greybeard is uncommon.; int1 & assump1 -> int2: that the greybeard is not a frost and does cloak does not hold.; int2 & sent14 -> int3: this is contradiction.; [assump1] & int3 -> int4: the greybeard is not uncommon.; int4 & sent4 -> int5: the Anchorage is a kind of a stingray.; sent3 -> int6: the Anchorage is categoric if it is a kind of a stingray.; int5 & int6 -> int7: the Anchorage is categoric.; int7 & sent13 -> int8: the posturer misgives tilde.; int8 & sent9 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__