the fact that there is something such that if it populates gray it does loot Garrick is wrong.
sent1: something does not loot Garrick if it is not a highbrow. sent2: if something does not populate redbird it loots Garrick. sent3: if the eyeliner does not cast gamble then it mops and loots hop-step-and-jump. sent4: the backspace is not a kind of a mobile and it is not archdiocesan if the fact that it populates redbird is true. sent5: the straphanger does loot response if that the eyeliner does not loot bodybuilder and does not loot response does not hold. sent6: that something does not loot bodybuilder and it does not loot response does not hold if it does present. sent7: the eyeliner does not cast gamble. sent8: if the backspace is a mobile but it is not archdiocesan it does not populate gray. sent9: if something does loot response it is unicameral and/or is not a highbrow. sent10: if something is not a operand but it is aspectual then it is not a kind of a Topeka. sent11: if the fact that the backspace does not populate redbird and it does not populate gray is wrong the bodybuilder populate redbird. sent12: the fact that something does not populate redbird and does not populate gray is not true if it does not loot Garrick. sent13: something is not a highbrow if it is not non-unicameral or not a highbrow or both. sent14: if something loots hop-step-and-jump it does present. sent15: the backspace is not a highbrow if the straphanger is not a kind of a highbrow. sent16: something does not populate gray if it is not a mobile and it is not archdiocesan.
void -> assump2: Let's assume that the fact that the backspace does populate redbird hold.; sent4 & assump2 -> int1: the backspace is not a mobile and it is not archdiocesan.; sent16 -> int2: if the backspace is both not mobile and not archdiocesan the fact that it does not populate gray is not wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the backspace does not populate gray.; void -> assump1: Let's assume that the backspace does populate gray.; int3 & assump1 -> int4: this is contradiction.; [assump2] & int4 -> int5: the backspace does not populate redbird.; sent2 -> int6: if the fact that the backspace does not populate redbird is not incorrect then it loots Garrick.; int5 & int6 -> int7: the backspace does loot Garrick.; [assump1] & int7 -> int8: if the backspace populates gray then it loots Garrick.; int8 -> hypothesis;
the fact that the bodybuilder populates redbird is correct.
sent12 -> int9: the fact that the backspace does not populate redbird and does not populate gray does not hold if it does not loot Garrick.; sent1 -> int10: if the backspace is not a kind of a highbrow it does not loot Garrick.; sent13 -> int11: if either the straphanger is unicameral or it is not a highbrow or both it is not a highbrow.; sent9 -> int12: if the straphanger loots response that it is unicameral and/or it is not a highbrow is right.; sent6 -> int13: that the eyeliner does not loot bodybuilder and it does not loot response does not hold if it is a present.; sent14 -> int14: the eyeliner presents if it loots hop-step-and-jump.; sent3 & sent7 -> int15: the eyeliner mops and it does loot hop-step-and-jump.; int15 -> int16: the eyeliner does loot hop-step-and-jump.; int14 & int16 -> int17: the eyeliner does present.; int13 & int17 -> int18: the fact that the eyeliner does not loot bodybuilder and does not loot response is not right.; sent5 & int18 -> int19: the straphanger does loot response.; int12 & int19 -> int20: the straphanger is unicameral or it is not a highbrow or both.; int11 & int20 -> int21: that the straphanger is not a highbrow is right.; sent15 & int21 -> int22: the backspace is not a highbrow.; int10 & int22 -> int23: the backspace does not loot Garrick.; int9 & int23 -> int24: the fact that the backspace does not populate redbird and does not populate gray is wrong.; sent11 & int24 -> hypothesis;
$hypothesis$ = the fact that there is something such that if it populates gray it does loot Garrick is wrong. ; $context$ = sent1: something does not loot Garrick if it is not a highbrow. sent2: if something does not populate redbird it loots Garrick. sent3: if the eyeliner does not cast gamble then it mops and loots hop-step-and-jump. sent4: the backspace is not a kind of a mobile and it is not archdiocesan if the fact that it populates redbird is true. sent5: the straphanger does loot response if that the eyeliner does not loot bodybuilder and does not loot response does not hold. sent6: that something does not loot bodybuilder and it does not loot response does not hold if it does present. sent7: the eyeliner does not cast gamble. sent8: if the backspace is a mobile but it is not archdiocesan it does not populate gray. sent9: if something does loot response it is unicameral and/or is not a highbrow. sent10: if something is not a operand but it is aspectual then it is not a kind of a Topeka. sent11: if the fact that the backspace does not populate redbird and it does not populate gray is wrong the bodybuilder populate redbird. sent12: the fact that something does not populate redbird and does not populate gray is not true if it does not loot Garrick. sent13: something is not a highbrow if it is not non-unicameral or not a highbrow or both. sent14: if something loots hop-step-and-jump it does present. sent15: the backspace is not a highbrow if the straphanger is not a kind of a highbrow. sent16: something does not populate gray if it is not a mobile and it is not archdiocesan. ; $proof$ = 
void -> assump2: Let's assume that the fact that the backspace does populate redbird hold.; sent4 & assump2 -> int1: the backspace is not a mobile and it is not archdiocesan.; sent16 -> int2: if the backspace is both not mobile and not archdiocesan the fact that it does not populate gray is not wrong.; int1 & int2 -> int3: the backspace does not populate gray.; void -> assump1: Let's assume that the backspace does populate gray.; int3 & assump1 -> int4: this is contradiction.; [assump2] & int4 -> int5: the backspace does not populate redbird.; sent2 -> int6: if the fact that the backspace does not populate redbird is not incorrect then it loots Garrick.; int5 & int6 -> int7: the backspace does loot Garrick.; [assump1] & int7 -> int8: if the backspace populates gray then it loots Garrick.; int8 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__