Anchor: He served as a Massachusetts state senator and a U.S. senator, and then, during James Monroe's presidency, as secretary of state, where he was largely responsible for formulating the principles behind the Monroe Doctrine.
Entailed: He was a senator for the state of Massachusetts as well as the US, then was secretary of state under James Monroe where he formulated principles behind the Monroe Doctrine. 
Contradiction: He was never in government. 
Contradiction: Any bunch of lawyers would find it plausible.
Contradiction: Two dogs are running side by side, one smaller, one larger.
Contradiction: People were reading Arabic off a car window.
Contradiction: A kid looking at a book.