Anchor: Perhaps the crime isn't that cards are prepackaged but that they are false--the impersonal disguised as the personal, a mere pretense of affection, like corporate gift-giving, particularly when the company passes out prostitutes who, I'm told by corporate insiders, only pretend to like you.
Entailed: It's more of a crime that the cards are false.
Contradiction: There's nothing wrong with cards being false or prepackaged.
Contradiction: The worker is washing the windows on the 15th floor.
Contradiction: A woman eating something from a tiny bowl.
Contradiction: A girl is jogging down the block.
Contradiction: It's very difficult because we have a rock base.