Anchor: The Anna Livia Fountain (nicknamed the Floozie in the Jacuzzi ) was unveiled in 1988 as part of Dublin's millennial celebrations; it refers to James Joyce's personification of the Liffey in Finnegan's Wake, and across the way, in Earl Street, his statue by Marjorie Fitzgibbon jauntily regards it.
Entailed: The fountain was unveiled in 1988.
Contradiction: The fountain is 500 years old.
Contradiction: an artist singing a song.
Contradiction: I went that way.
Contradiction: A woman jogs a street with umbrellas.
Contradiction: Jump in the child rearing penalty is due to the fact that a single parent with a specific income earns a larger tax credit than a couple with a larger income.