Anchor: While service standards differ (many countries offer two mail deliveries each weekday, for example), even at 33 cents, U.S. prices compare favorably with first-class rates overseas--Japan charges 74 cents, Germany 59 cents, France 48 cents, and Great Britain 37 cents.
Entailed: The prices of the US are better than many other countries, though services differ between them.
Contradiction: Japan has the best prices, more so than Germany, France, Great Britain and the U.S..
Contradiction: Service standards differ and US prices  are higher than other countries.
Contradiction: Mail costs in the US are much higher than any other country in the world.
Contradiction: You don't need to see the manufacturer's guarantee when making purchases of cameras.
Contradiction: I'm not sure which states have capital punishment.