Input:

Once called the "Queen of the Danube," Budapest has long been the focal point of the nation and a lively cultural centre.

Sentence: Budapest was once called the "Queen of the Danube"

Output: Yes

Input:

He could not force himself to talk civilly to the stranger , with that newly born demon of distrust gnawing at his heart .<br>'' I think I 'll go out , '' he said .<br>'' It 's freshening up .<br>I should n't wonder if the mackerel schooled soon . ''<br>'' I 'll go , too , then , '' said Mr. Murray .<br>'' Hi , up there !<br>Leon and Pete !<br>Hi , I say ! ''<br>Two more French Canadians came running down from the Murray fish-house , where they had been enjoying a siesta .

Sentence: wo more French Canadians came crawling down from the Murray fish-house

Output: No

Input:

But I thought you were saying that if you accept the Copyright Clause argument, then you have a way, in effect, of devaluing the Government's claim of its important interest and important objective when you get to the First Amendment intermediate scrutiny analysis.

Sentence: Copyright Clause has been claimed by kenny

Output: It's impossible to say

Input:

Mr. Speaker, we are not carrying out a nuclear program with India and Pakistan, but with respect to nuclear reactors that were supplied before the program ended in 1976, we are in the light of the views of the International Atomic Energy Association helping provide information to make sure that these reactors are maintained safely in the interests of civilian populations.

Sentence: A nuclear program with India and Pakistan is not currently happening.

Output:
Yes