Question:
The spot is aimed at the woman, the secondary consumer of condoms, reminding her that an alternative to no is wait a minute, followed by a quick dip into her nightstand drawer for a rubber.

Does it follow that "Women are secondary consumers of condoms."?
Answer:
yes

Question:
Something, as he expressed it, seemed to snap in his brain.

Does it follow that "His brain had a thought and he liked it."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

Question:
But most of all, they despised the way he eroded the nobles' power and smoothed the path to an increasingly absolutist monarchy.

Does it follow that "He cultivated the nobles' support by ceding more power to them."?
Answer:
no

Question:
That might be because Smith and Price's smart and compassionate work has given Borchardt and his cohorts a measure of celebrity, which removes the sting of nonentity-ness.

Does it follow that "Borchardt's work ultimately paved the way for Smith and Price."?
Answer:
no