Triple

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: Dollar Days | Statement: [Blackstar, sixthTrack, Dollar Days]

Target entity: Dollar Days
Context triple: [Blackstar, sixthTrack, Dollar Days]

• A. Dollar a Second
  Dollar a Second was a 1950s American television game show hosted by comedian Jan Murray, in which contestants answered questions against a ticking clock to earn one dollar for every second they remained in the game.
• B. Days of 49
  "Days of 49" is a traditional American folk song about the California Gold Rush era, famously popularized by folk singer Bob Dylan on his album *Self Portrait*.
• C. Dollar Day (Surprise, Surprise)
  "Dollar Day (Surprise, Surprise)" is a song by the British art rock musician David Bowie from his album "★" (Blackstar).
• D. The Day the Dollar Die
  "The Day the Dollar Die" is a politically charged reggae track by Peter Tosh that critiques economic oppression and imagines the collapse of the global financial system.
• E. Dollar Day (Remix)
  "Dollar Day (Remix)" is a track from Mos Def's album "True Magic," reflecting his socially conscious hip-hop style.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Dollar Days
Target entity description: "Dollar Days" is a reflective, melancholic song by David Bowie from his final studio album, Blackstar, noted for its poignant lyrics and jazz-influenced arrangement.

• A. Dollar a Second
  Dollar a Second was a 1950s American television game show hosted by comedian Jan Murray, in which contestants answered questions against a ticking clock to earn one dollar for every second they remained in the game.
• B. Days of 49
  "Days of 49" is a traditional American folk song about the California Gold Rush era, famously popularized by folk singer Bob Dylan on his album *Self Portrait*.
• C. Dollar Day (Surprise, Surprise)
  "Dollar Day (Surprise, Surprise)" is a song by the British art rock musician David Bowie from his album "★" (Blackstar).
• D. The Day the Dollar Die
  "The Day the Dollar Die" is a politically charged reggae track by Peter Tosh that critiques economic oppression and imagines the collapse of the global financial system.
• E. Dollar Day (Remix)
  "Dollar Day (Remix)" is a track from Mos Def's album "True Magic," reflecting his socially conscious hip-hop style.
• F. None of above. chosen

Target predicate: sixthTrack
Context triple: [Blackstar, sixthTrack, Dollar Days]

• A. sixthSingle
  Indicates that something is the sixth single released by an artist or from a particular album or series.
• B. sixthAlbum
  Indicates that an album is the sixth one released in sequence by a particular artist or group.
• C. sixthStation
  Indicates that one entity is the sixth station or stop in an ordered sequence or route relative to another entity.
• D. sixthStudioAlbum
  Indicates that the subject is the sixth studio album released by the specified artist or entity.
• E. sixthPlace
  Indicates that an entity holds the sixth position or rank in an ordered sequence, competition, or arrangement.
• F. None of above. chosen