Anchor: Faithful to the policy of separating the British cantonment from the Indian quarters with a railway as the barrier, the new city built for the Empire's Indian seat of government is separated from Old Delhi by the line running from Amritsar to Agra.
Entailed: The British empire decided to separate its new city from Old Delhi using a railway line.
Contradiction: Cognisant of tackling inequality and improving social cohesion, the British put its new seat of government in the middle of Old Delhi.
Contradiction: Three people are walking along a stone road, all going to the same location.
Contradiction: The man walks past two garbage cans.
Contradiction: Suizenji Park looks nothing like the gardens of the 17th century.
Contradiction: A snowboarder performs a jump.