Anchor: Weeks after cover stories in Rolling Stone and Spin , the newsweeklies catch up with the hit animated TV show South Park . Newsweek 's cover story argues that South Park successfully balances crudity (singing, dancing stool samples) with inspired lunacy and sweetness (naive 9-year-olds).
Entailed: South Park is considered a successful show.
Contradiction: Newsweek only covers political stories.
Contradiction: The man and woman is asleep in bed.
Contradiction: A steam locomotive is pulled up to a water tower next to the tracks refilling its water tanks.
Contradiction: Pro-choicers and pro-lifers agree on the culture of motherhood.
Contradiction: A homeless man is resting on a sofa.