Anchor: In the first few days jet-lag, acclimatization, and culture shock may lead you to lose your temper when you see the airports, railways, and hotels not organized in a way you're used to, but don't forget John Kenneth Galbraith called it a functioning anarchy.
Entailed: A combination of jet-lag and culture shock may frustrate you for a short while after you arrive.
Contradiction: You'll be amazed to see on arrival that the country is identical to the place where you live.
Contradiction: The woman is sitting on a chair.
Contradiction: The boy is not playing ball.
Contradiction: A child swims with a dog.
Contradiction: Kukai was appointed head abbot after three years.