Anchor: Or so says Arlie Hochschild in The Time  When Work Becomes Home and Home Becomes Work . The modern home is like an assembly-line factory, with an endless stream of clothes to clean and kids to shuttle and broken windows to fix and meals to cook.
Entailed: Arlie Hochschild thinks that the modern home is like an assembly-line factory.
Contradiction: Arlie Hochschild believes that the modern home is too chaotic with no rules.
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Contradiction: The woman is baking a cake in her home and listening to classical music.
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