Anchor: The EIA (2001), for example, notes that the CEF policies assume changes in consumer behavior that are not consistent with historically observed behavior patterns.
Entailed: The CEF policies make assumptions that are not in line with what has historically been observed of consumer behavior.
Contradiction: CEF's assumptions concerning consumer behavior are perfectly consistent with what has been observed historically in consumers.
Contradiction: It's very uncommon for black women to seek Medicaid-funded abortions.
Contradiction: The combination of my student loans and the money I receive from working during the summer enables me to go to college. 
Contradiction: People are somber as they attend the funeral of their friend.
Contradiction: It seems to fair well, ours has been doing really well.