Anchor: COMMON COST - The cost of resources employed jointly in the production of two or more outputs and the cost cannot be directly traced to any one of those outputs.
Entailed: The inability to trace cost directly to the outputs is part of what defines the Common Cost.
Contradiction: When the output can be identified, that's what makes it a common cost.
Contradiction: I've been taught from a young age all about Judaism. 
Contradiction: Two girls read a magazine together.
Contradiction: There are two kids playing soccer.
Contradiction: Dublin has a legendary hotel called The Gresham.