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".

[EX Q]: Context: I called her yesterday afternoon to remind her the book club was starting last night and she said " oh crap " and I quickly surmised that it was n't a good sign . Turns out they had some power issues at her office yesterday and she was unable to use her computer , etc . She 's an attorney and had a deposition scheduled for today so she said she was going to have to work on her prep for that last night and could n't go with me .
[EX A]: No.

[EX Q]: Context: Back on the island , Tony was ... not in the best of moods . The news was on and it was all about what was happening over in Afghanistan . He recognized one of the men on the television .
[EX A]: No.

[EX Q]: Context: He discussed his excitement for his dance company and the future possibilities for more traveling tours and performances in China . He enthusiastically wanted to do more of these performance festivals in China . By spending so much time in Shenzhen and Guangdong province , my primary experience has been associated with trading goods and services . This usually revolves around using cost advantages in one place to arbitrage in another . With my education company , it involves giving students the opportunity to experience another place through travel - almost a trading company dealing in people , instead of physical things . At no point did I ever consider the idea of trading in culture or " cultural capitalism . ".
[EX A]:
No.

