Given a negotiation between two participants, answer 'Yes' if both participants agree to the deal, otherwise answer 'No'.

[EX Q]: THEM: do you have a basketball i can get from you? YOU: if i am able to get the hats and the books from you then you can have the ball. THEM: i can give you three hats in exchange for the ball, but i can't part with the books YOU: my final offer will be for me to take three hats and one book and you can have the rest. THEM: that's a deal. YOU: great! thank you!
[EX A]: Yes

[EX Q]: THEM: hello there. i'd really like to get the hat if possible. YOU: i can give up the hat for 2 balls and 2 books or for 3 books and a ball. THEM: ok, i'll take the hat, and one ball, you get everything else? YOU: sounds good THEM: deal.
[EX A]: Yes

[EX Q]: THEM: you can have the hats if i can have the ball and books YOU: i need all the books THEM: i need at least one book YOU: i'll take the hats, two books, and one ball THEM: i cannot give up the ball YOU: then give me all the books and hats THEM: i cannot do that. i have to have the ball and at least one book YOU: how about i get the ball, all the hats, and one book? THEM: the ball is most valuable to me. i cannot give it up YOU: ok, then you'd have to relinquish all the hats and the books. if you want to be fair THEM: i will not. i can guarantee that you would be receiving far more points. to be fair, you should not leave me with one item and you take 5 YOU: no deal THEM: no deal then.
[EX A]:
No