the waterspout lists but it does not magnetize.
sent1: the fact that the waterspout is a listing and does not magnetize does not hold if the cosy does snag fox. sent2: if the geophyte is fatty then the cosy does snag fox. sent3: the cosy does snag fox if the fact that the geophyte is not fatty and it does not snag resurrection is incorrect. sent4: the fact that that the geophyte is a kind of non-fatty thing that does not snag resurrection is not right is not wrong. sent5: something does list but it does not magnetize if it does not snag fox.
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the cosy does snag fox.; sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis;
the waterspout is a kind of a listing that does not magnetize.
sent5 -> int2: if the geophyte does not snag fox then it is a listing and it does not magnetize.;
$hypothesis$ = the waterspout lists but it does not magnetize. ; $context$ = sent1: the fact that the waterspout is a listing and does not magnetize does not hold if the cosy does snag fox. sent2: if the geophyte is fatty then the cosy does snag fox. sent3: the cosy does snag fox if the fact that the geophyte is not fatty and it does not snag resurrection is incorrect. sent4: the fact that that the geophyte is a kind of non-fatty thing that does not snag resurrection is not right is not wrong. sent5: something does list but it does not magnetize if it does not snag fox. ; $proof$ = 
sent3 & sent4 -> int1: the cosy does snag fox.; sent1 & int1 -> hypothesis; __DISPROVED__