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Categorize the comment on the basis of threat. If the comment is threatening output Yes, otherwise output No.
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With all due respect, I am spot on. The Fire Chief in Fairbanks recently lobbied to codify Fire Sprinklers for domestic dwelling  within the city limits , and was lobbied against by the insurance companies , and the AGC because of the additional, one time expense to the contractor( that would be passed on to the consumer ) of 5 or 6 thousand dollars. I am a retired Sprinklerfitter( in full disclosure ) and know a bit about that of which I speak. One needs far less fire insurance coverage when they have a Fire Protection Sprinkler System. Smoke alarms do nothing more than let you know you are on fire, Sprinkler systems extinguish fires. Hence there would be less justification for the high cost of fire insurance ( required by banks to qualify for a loan).
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No


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H Clinton did not make history. The Democratic establishment, DNC, and the news media made history by showing us how they can manipulate a person into a power position who may not be the best choice to lead the nation.
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No


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It's always awkward when a person dies and, in your overview of the impact of his/her death, you see a chance for an improvement in the welfare of the country.  B. Carfree has expressed that dilemma as tastefully, I think, as possible.  Were it one of the liberal Justices who had died, conservatives would be facing the same dilemma.  billhooper5, below, implies that counterpoint position in his criticism of B. Carfree's post.  

Obviously, the stakes in November's election have just risen.  We can be guaranteed that the GOP controlled Senate will block any Obama nomination.  Therefore, one of the first duties on a newly elected President will be to select a new Supreme Court Justice.  One of the first duties of a newly elected Senate will be to consider that nomination and approve or reject it.  The importance of control of the Senate has just spiked up several notches.
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Yes