Anchor: Attorneys general face political conflicts every day--whether to bring cases against enemies, associates, friends, even relatives of members of the administration.
Entailed: Part of the job entails facing politically charged situations where they must weigh acting against acquaintances and those in positions of power.
Contradiction: Attorneys general are computers and have no conflicts in making decisions.
Contradiction: Michael Foale's actions on his expedition have since been forgotten 
Contradiction: a man in a jacket works on a motorcycl
Contradiction: The man is riding his bike
Contradiction: Topham put a chained key into the lock that was hidden in the carved surface of the cupboard.