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Given a phrase, classify it is english named entity (e.g., persons, organizations, works of art) in Latin script, or not (e.g., literals, dates, URLs, verbose phrases). For disambiguation, the statement where the phrase occurs as object is also given. Please return a JSON object with `phrase` (string, the phrase being analyzed) and `is_ne` (boolean, indicating whether the phrase is a Named Entity).

Phrase: Highway 118 (Nova Scotia) | Statement: [Nova Scotia provincial highway system, includesHighway, Highway 118 (Nova Scotia)]

Target entity: Highway 118 (Nova Scotia)
Context triple: [Nova Scotia provincial highway system, includesHighway, Highway 118 (Nova Scotia)]

• A. Highway 101 (Nova Scotia)
  Highway 101 (Nova Scotia) is a major controlled-access highway in Nova Scotia that forms part of the province’s primary east–west transportation corridor through the Annapolis Valley.
• B. Nova Scotia Highway 111
  Nova Scotia Highway 111 is a major controlled-access highway in the Halifax Regional Municipality that forms part of the Circumferential Highway, connecting the Dartmouth area and providing a key commuter route around Halifax Harbour.
• C. Trans-Canada Highway (Nova Scotia section)
  The Trans-Canada Highway (Nova Scotia section) is the primary east–west national highway corridor crossing Nova Scotia, linking major communities and connecting the province to the rest of Canada’s transcontinental route.
• D. Highway 104 (Nova Scotia)
  Highway 104 (Nova Scotia) is a key east–west provincial highway forming part of the Trans-Canada Highway, connecting communities across northern Nova Scotia and linking the province to New Brunswick.
• E. Highway 107 (Nova Scotia)
  Highway 107 (Nova Scotia) is a provincial highway in the Halifax Regional Municipality that serves as a key arterial route connecting suburban and rural communities east of Dartmouth to the broader Nova Scotia road network.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Highway 118 (Nova Scotia)
Target entity description: Highway 118 (Nova Scotia) is a short but major controlled-access route that connects the Halifax Regional Municipality to Highway 102 and serves as a key commuter and commercial corridor in central Nova Scotia.

• A. Highway 101 (Nova Scotia)
  Highway 101 (Nova Scotia) is a major controlled-access highway in Nova Scotia that forms part of the province’s primary east–west transportation corridor through the Annapolis Valley.
• B. Nova Scotia Highway 111
  Nova Scotia Highway 111 is a major controlled-access highway in the Halifax Regional Municipality that forms part of the Circumferential Highway, connecting the Dartmouth area and providing a key commuter route around Halifax Harbour.
• C. Trans-Canada Highway (Nova Scotia section)
  The Trans-Canada Highway (Nova Scotia section) is the primary east–west national highway corridor crossing Nova Scotia, linking major communities and connecting the province to the rest of Canada’s transcontinental route.
• D. Highway 104 (Nova Scotia)
  Highway 104 (Nova Scotia) is a key east–west provincial highway forming part of the Trans-Canada Highway, connecting communities across northern Nova Scotia and linking the province to New Brunswick.
• E. Highway 107 (Nova Scotia)
  Highway 107 (Nova Scotia) is a provincial highway in the Halifax Regional Municipality that serves as a key arterial route connecting suburban and rural communities east of Dartmouth to the broader Nova Scotia road network.
• F. None of above. chosen