Text: Happily, the memory of the hurricane is starting to fade--though it was rekindled in March when President Clinton came through Central America, scattering relief programs in his wake like victorious GIs tossing chocolate bars to school kids in 1945.
Entailment: Clinton's relief efforts stoked memories of the hurricane.
Contradiction: The hurricane still looms large in the minds of its victims, not least because no assistance has been rendered by the international community.