Anchor: If, for example, a company wants to argue that unionization will raise labor costs to the point where it will be forced to shut down operations, should it be allowed to do so?
Entailed: Should companies be allowed to argue against unions, because it may raise their labor cost?
Contradiction: Most companies accept unions without question.
Contradiction: An Asian man eats his dinner.
Contradiction: Professor Slawomir Suwak is an inventor.
Contradiction: I really like driving when it is snowing.  
Contradiction: The boy is in the mud.