Anchor: Ruskin lived at Brantwood from 1872 until his death in 1900, and in that time the house became a leading center of artistic and literary energy, much as Wordsworth's in Grasmere had just a few years before.
Entailed: When Ruskin was in Brantwood, the place became as lively as Wordsworth in Grasmere.
Contradiction: Ruskin made that house boring, from the day he moved there until the day he died.
Contradiction: Ballots will be taken until the end of May, 1998.
Contradiction: Protest leader hiding their face.
Contradiction: Passengers can't even see the harbor.
Contradiction: He was told that Miss Cowley left 15 minutes ago.