Anchor: , called deep lobbying: Rather than simply using their money to buy influence directly, special interests pursue the longer-term strategy of funding plausible-sounding people and institutions that supply intellectual rationales for the policies they want.
Entailed: Deep lobbying is the action by which special interests  fund plausible-sounding people rather than using their money to directly buy influence.
Contradiction: Deep lobbying is the action by which special interests buy influence directly instead of pursuing a more long-term strategy of funding.
Contradiction: He has no enemies.
Contradiction: a dog is running
Contradiction: They are all going far away.
Contradiction: Two people are welding outside.