Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: The pictures in the product description for this item show two different faucets.  Which one is the accurate picture of the product?
Document: Love the faucet, very smooth action. The other reviewer is right - you only need to open this faucet about 50% or you will shoot water across the room. The directions in the box are not for this faucet but if you know how to install faucets it's not a problem. Print this out and take it home with you:  Do not use wrenches to make any connections or you may wreck the threads. Unscrew the bottom half of the faucet body to remove it and reveal the water connections.
Note the red/blue color coded dot on the faucet that shows whether the hot water hose goes on the left or the right. Put the hoses through the bottom half of the faucet body and screw it back on. Hoses will only fit one at a time and need to be wiggled to get through. Put the lipped rubber o-ring on the bottom on the faucet body with the lip pointing upwards. Put the hoses through the hole in the counter.
Screw the brass nut on. Attach extensions to the hoses (not included , $4 each). Attach extensions to the hot and cold water supply valves in the wall. Matching popup drain is not included but we found them at Lowes for $33.
Looks nice and works; easy to install. Had to find a way to dial back water pressure in that sink or this faucet shoots clear across the counter.
Looks great. Wonderful price compared to going to a hardware store. Only problem is that you cannot turn on the faucet all the way or the water will get everywhere. The end of the faucet goes straight out and does not curve down. So if you pull the handle up all the way water will get everywhere. You just have to be careful to only let the water come out at a normal flow. Would recommend to anyone that does not have children.
Answer: no