Anchor: A ruby-and-diamond necklace might have to go for inheritance  Cartier would buy it back, dismantle it entirely, and make it into two tiaras and a brooch for three other clients, maybe preserving some elements and using them upside down or sideways.
Entailed: Cartier would buy the necklace back and turn it into three other entirely different things.
Contradiction: Cartier has always owned the necklace and will never alter it in any way or give it up.
Contradiction: The man is making a cup of coffee.
Contradiction: The extensions of the 1660s comprised two additional formal state rooms.
Contradiction: A couple of people are shooting off fireworks outside their house.
Contradiction: The Middle Kingdom, an area dedicated to China's past, hosts many replicas of structures built back then.