Anchor: In his discussion of one historic work--Jean Buchon's comparison of American rivers in his 1825 Atlas Geographique --Tufte notes how the depictions of the Mississippi and the Amazon must curl around the page, since there's no room to show them stretched out like the other rivers.
Entailed: The book had depictions of more than one river.
Contradiction: All rivers can be stretched out on the pages.
Contradiction: The lawyers in her firm always ignore her emails.
Contradiction: The atmosphere of the area makes the location good
Contradiction: A man drinks a cosmo in a crowded bar.
Contradiction: I have found that African-Americans seem to have their own unique viewing patterns.