Anchor: Small items, such as scarab beetles considered a lucky amulet in Egypt are sold in shops, but also by young children and street hawkers around the archaeological sites.
Entailed: Street hawkers and young children sell small items, such as lucky scarab beetles, near archaeological sites.
Contradiction: The only way to get a scarab beetle is from a shop.
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