Anchor: A lot of times education is done in a vacuum, but this will help students learn to deal with people who are upset, spot legal issues and learn to be empathetic and still do their job, said David Jordan, a law professor at Mission College.
Entailed: Students who learn in a vacuum learn to continue doing their jobs even when things go wrong.
Contradiction: David Jordan is a professor at Duke University.
Contradiction: A lottery and Keno are two games which have almost nothing in common with each other.
Contradiction: six large vehicles are moving.
Contradiction: This is an outdoor market where people buy meat.
Contradiction: It is believed that the original Mansur Shah's hilltop residence burned down in 1460.