Categorize the comment on the basis of sexual explicitness. If the comment is sexually explicit output Yes, otherwise output No.

Input: Consider Input: Good article Jill.  A prime reason corporate IT depts are hit is old, unpatched server software, using known versions with known vulnerabilities.  Cost cutting measures such as only three running backups can kill you as well - 7 is best as the State found out years ago with an infection started on a Thursday.  By Monday the over writes would have wiped out any good copies.  Two of us happened to discover the infection from Kodiak, had read enough between us to recognize the attack and notified IT.  We dodged a bullet, the target files were all the State communication Autocad files.  Thousands.  We pushed for antivirus software on each pc, not just the servers and were told it was not needed.  We then got infected by Monkey B, one of the original viruses.  Ironically, one recent ransomware attack is Petya, based on Monkey B.  Arse Technica has a self recovery article here: http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/04/experts-crack-nasty-ransomware-that-took-crypto-extortion-to-new-heights/

Output: Yes


Input: Consider Input: Isn't that comparing apples to oranges?  Anchorage has a somewhat reliable revenue system in property taxes.  Additionally, wasn't the increase in pay a move to correct a deficiency in pay to responsibility which was having a negative impact on police administration specifically where one internal position for a police lieutenant went unfulfilled because of the deficiency?

http://www.adn.com/alaska-news/2016/05/24/anchorage-assembly-raises-pay-for-police-fire-commanders/

Also a correction is in order.  The number you toss about was for fire chiefs and police captains.  Battalion chiefs and police lieutenants got a lower increase of 10-30k.  Finally chief and deputy chief positions in either department get nothing.

Output: No


Input: Consider Input: Pat Ryan's good-old-boy system was just replaced with a new set of good-old boys.  And girls too.


Output: No