You are given two sentences(Sentence1 and Sentence2). Answer "Yes" if these sentences are a paraphrase of one another, otherwise answer "No".
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Question: Sentence1: The report by the Justice Department 's inspector general found " significant problems " in the government 's handling of foreigners who were jailed under blanket edicts adopted by the department after the attacks ., Sentence2: The Justice Department 's Office of the Inspector General described " significant problems " in the Bush administration 's actions toward the 762 foreigners held on immigration violations after the attacks .

Answer: Yes

Question: Sentence1: The National Transportation Safety Board has subpoenaed Gansas , arguing his immediate testimony remains critical to its investigation ., Sentence2: The National Transportation Safety Board had subpoenaed him , but he initially ignored the order .

Answer: No

Question: Sentence1: " We have some small opportunities in November and maybe January , " Mr. Parsons said optimistically ., Sentence2: " I think we have some opportunities -- some small opportunities -- in November and possibly January , " he said .

Answer:
Yes