Anchor: PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - Low-income children in Maine involved in divorce or parental rights cases are often denied the benefits of court advocates because their families cannot afford to pay the fees, according to a new report.
Entailed: Low-income children in Maine cannot afford to pay fees.
Contradiction: The children and families are wealthy.
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Contradiction: The Old Observatory is the only building designed by James Craig that is still standing.