Anchor: So, bidding should be leisurely when bidders have little to learn from each other (say, when they're bidding on a new computer that's been widely reviewed) and intense when some bidders are far more expert than others (say, when they're bidding on a heart defibrillator for home use).
Entailed: When bidders don't have much to teach one another, there's no need for bidding to be done intensely.
Contradiction: When bidders aren't necessarily more expert than each other, bidding should always be intense.
Contradiction: The bill of fare is confusing and very different.
Contradiction: Two men are practicing karate
Contradiction: Nobody is watching
Contradiction: Two people riding horseback outside.