Anchor: What if our economy doesn't grow at the rate of South Korea's, or even 2 percent a year, but stagnates, or, God forbid, goes down despite all the cutting of taxes and trees, and racking up of deficits?
Entailed: There have been efforts toward cutting taxes and trees to drive our economy but what if it doesn't grow at the rate of South Korea's?
Contradiction: South Korea shares an economy with us based off cutting taxes and trees. 
Contradiction: Its library is considered to be one of the worst in the world.
Contradiction: A man standing on the rooftop
Contradiction: Three women sit.
Contradiction: Each of the fellows of the Center for Scholars and Writers will receive a $50,000 stipend and an office in the New York Public Library.