Read the given context and if the the context is inappropriate (e.g., pornographic) or nonsensical (e.g., cannot determine what happenings the context is about), indicate via "yes". Otherwise, response via "no".

Q: Context: I knew the smells of my New York - folk because I shared cramped elevators with my neighbors and we made trips into the subway inferno together . But in Los Angeles , we all drove in our own personal bubbles and stretched out in sprawling places where we erected fences to keep out the neighbors . And in this Brentwood City Bakery , I did n't have to fight my way to the counter , I could do summersaults and cartwheels , I could have my own table and not have to share .

A: No.
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Q: Context: When I first set my eyes on Simon Cowell , I remember thinking : " Good God ! Does that guy has boobs ? " I was watching " American Idol " for the first time ( the year when Carrie Underwood won ) when I noticed Mr Cowell . His words drew my ears to listen to him , his man - boobs drew my eyes to watch with bulging eyes .

A: Yes.
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Q: Context: So I was wondering , is predictability a bad thing when it comes to first lines ? And can anyone see anymore trends that I 'm missing ? 1 ) Mal whistled as he grabbed the rails at each side of the short staircase with both hands and swung himself up into the bridge , the soles of his boots just missing the steps , then froze , all happy thoughts of an upcoming deal fleeing his mind at the sight in front of him .

A:
No.
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