Anchor: This narrative (1) stated that Information is a corporate asset . . . . Information must be protected according to its sensitivity, criticality and value, regardless of the media on which it is stored, the manual or automated systems that process it, or the methods by which it is distributed, (2) outlined the responsibilities of information owners, custodians, and users, (3) defined the organization's three data classification categories, and (4) stated that each business unit should develop an information protection program to implement these policies.
Entailed: No matter what type of information it is, it must be protected.
Contradiction: Businesses should throw out information if it's not of utmost importance.
Contradiction: There is not a boy in khaki to be found in the streets.
Contradiction: A man climbing a rock wall.
Contradiction: She leaned back into her seat after her statement.
Contradiction: We assume that Dowd's quote is OK