Anchor: We all have learned recently, for example, that even outright lying under oath in a deposition for a civil case is the kind of thing that an ordinary citizen apparently does not often get prosecuted for (though it's not clear why not--especially when the liar is the defendant in the case).
Entailed: Lying under oath rarely gets prosecuted in the civil courts and there doesn't seem to be a reason why.
Contradiction: It is okay to lie under oath in court.
Contradiction: A woman is asleep in the street.
Contradiction: He served as the chief legal officer to more than 2000 military, civilian, and reserve attorneys.
Contradiction: Republicans unveiled a tax hike plan. 
Contradiction: A gaggle of people walk through the busy streets of an Asian marketplace.