Anchor: Courts must consider only those questions of statutory validity that are presented by litigants, and if the Government chooses not to subsidize the presentation of some such questions, that in no way distorts the courts' role.
Entailed: The courts' role will not be changed in any way if the Government decides not to support the presentation of certain questions.
Contradiction: If the government chooses not to answer certain questions, that should change the court's role.
Contradiction: There is only one person present.
Contradiction: People are in a restaurant
Contradiction: ESOPs were popular from the day they were invented in the 1950s.
Contradiction: Two soccer teams yelling