Anchor: William Styron argues that a complicity between the public and the media has generated an ignoble voyeurism so pervasive that we have never permitted a candidate like Bill Clinton to proclaim with fury that his sex life, past and present, is nobody's business but his own.
Entailed: William Styron believes the media has helped the people force politicians to account for their personal activities.  
Contradiction: The press have never been able to force candidates to expose their personal lives. 
Contradiction: He ran the entire distance.
Contradiction: Melaka's Chinatown is rich full of history and located next to the river.
Contradiction: Two cats are climbing a tree.
Contradiction: Pontus was on the Black Sea, and was ruled by Mithridates VI.