there is something such that either it is a level or it does subordinate or both.
sent1: that the cangue is acetylenic hold. sent2: the birch is a lamented and it is a dentist. sent3: the cangue is not a kind of a dentist if the vegetable is a kind of acetylenic thing that is counterclockwise. sent4: there is something such that either it is a subordinating or it is counterclockwise or both. sent5: the vegetable does think Kekule. sent6: if the homeless does think Kekule and is not counterclockwise then it is acetylenic. sent7: the vegetable is a captopril and/or it subordinates. sent8: the vegetable is inscriptive and is a kind of a hydroxide. sent9: if the vegetable is not a dentist then it is a pivot. sent10: if the fact that the vegetable is not counterclockwise is right it is a level. sent11: the vegetable does think Kekule and it is acetylenic. sent12: the cangue thinks Kekule. sent13: the vegetable is a umbellifer. sent14: the vegetable is a level or it is a kind of a dentist or both. sent15: if the vegetable is not counterclockwise then it is a kind of a dentist. sent16: the paperclip is counterclockwise.
sent11 -> int1: the vegetable is acetylenic.; void -> assump1: Let's assume that the vegetable is counterclockwise.; int1 & assump1 -> int2: the vegetable is both acetylenic and counterclockwise.; int2 & sent3 -> int3: the cangue is not a dentist.;
the homeless is acetylenic and/or it is insentient.
$hypothesis$ = there is something such that either it is a level or it does subordinate or both. ; $context$ = sent1: that the cangue is acetylenic hold. sent2: the birch is a lamented and it is a dentist. sent3: the cangue is not a kind of a dentist if the vegetable is a kind of acetylenic thing that is counterclockwise. sent4: there is something such that either it is a subordinating or it is counterclockwise or both. sent5: the vegetable does think Kekule. sent6: if the homeless does think Kekule and is not counterclockwise then it is acetylenic. sent7: the vegetable is a captopril and/or it subordinates. sent8: the vegetable is inscriptive and is a kind of a hydroxide. sent9: if the vegetable is not a dentist then it is a pivot. sent10: if the fact that the vegetable is not counterclockwise is right it is a level. sent11: the vegetable does think Kekule and it is acetylenic. sent12: the cangue thinks Kekule. sent13: the vegetable is a umbellifer. sent14: the vegetable is a level or it is a kind of a dentist or both. sent15: if the vegetable is not counterclockwise then it is a kind of a dentist. sent16: the paperclip is counterclockwise. ; $proof$ = 
sent11 -> int1: the vegetable is acetylenic.; void -> assump1: Let's assume that the vegetable is counterclockwise.; int1 & assump1 -> int2: the vegetable is both acetylenic and counterclockwise.; int2 & sent3 -> int3: the cangue is not a dentist.; __UNKNOWN__