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

Q: Consider for a moment that Senator Kelly's own son (Kelly fully supports Dunleavy's efforts) was found guilty of child sexual abuse. We have discovered that child sexual abuse is very common and has been for centuries, but only recently have we begun to acknowledge the horrific prevalence of both child abuse and sexual assault of women. Sexuality education can help to clarify the meaning and nature of "consent." Child sexual abuse and sexual assault occur most commonly among those a victim trusts, including family members. An historical perspective from the Social Science Research Council: http://blogs.ssrc.org/tif/2012/07/13/placing-childhood-sexual-abuse-in-historical-perspective/. While the danger has always been present in human societies, we have recently begun to acknowledge the danger many children face, though denial also remains prevalent.

A: Yes
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Q: I can't wait to hear the opening statements in the trial! I say F/U to all of the participants in the trial. You get what you give.

A: Yes
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Q: "Pie in the sky, when you die."

Just because you believe nonsense, doesn't make it true.
Ronald Regan became a Republican in 1950, persuaded by Nancy, supported Nixon for Senate that year against his old friend, Helen Gahagan Douglas. He gave the speech that gave Goldwater the presidential nomination in 1964. He was elected governor in 1966.

Your notions about the Blue Dogs is equally ignorant. I knew some for many years, especially Dennis Moore. Eight became Republicans: Jimmy Hayes (LA-7), Michael Parker (MS-4), Billy Tauzin (LA-3) and Nathan Deal (GA-9) all in '95 . Virgil Goode (VA-5) became a Republican in '02. Rodney Alexander (LA-5) and Ralph Hall (TX-4) in '04. Parker Griffith (AL-5) in '09.

Many lost to Kochbucks in 2010.

Hall was made a deal by Tom DeLay to keep his seat through redistricting. DeLay was convicted of laundering $20,000 from your friends in Cornell Corrections (partners of Bill Allen and Bill Weimar). Jim Cooper served on the Cornell board after 1995.

A:
Yes
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