Anchor: Trade with the Portuguese and the Dutch launched a craze for tobacco, bread, potatoes, clocks, pantaloons, and eyeglasses, the latter very often worn as a chic symbol of intellectual superiority rather than as an aid for poor eyesight.
Entailed: Eyeglasses were traded for and were frequently used to symbolize superiority of intellect.
Contradiction: There were successfully enforced laws banning trade with the Dutch and Portuguese.
Contradiction: If gross national saving was only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy would not grow.
Contradiction: A boy is looking at some products in a store
Contradiction: the dogs are lying in their crates
Contradiction: There is a boy on the fence post.