Anchor: Yet Starr, too, has run a few novel and self-interested public interest theories up the flagpole, such as his claim that his leaking (if it exists, which it doesn't) is covered by a rule that allows prosecutors to reassure the public about the integrity of an investigation.
Entailed: Starr has noted that leaking allows prosecutors to communicate the validity of their investigation to the public.
Contradiction: Starr has said that there are no rules permitting the leaking of information under any circumstances.
Contradiction: We've never lived anywhere near Richardson.
Contradiction: A rise in output and employment wouldn't immediately offset the cut in output and employees in the investment center.
Contradiction: A man in brown boots is standing at the counter in a store.
Contradiction: Two kids are wearing similar dresses.