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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: Austrian–Swiss border | Statement: [Piz Buin, hasSummitOn, Austrian–Swiss border]

Target entity: Austrian–Swiss border
Context triple: [Piz Buin, hasSummitOn, Austrian–Swiss border]

• A. Austria–Liechtenstein border
  The Austria–Liechtenstein border is a short international boundary in Central Europe that separates the Principality of Liechtenstein from the Republic of Austria along the Alpine Rhine region.
• B. Swiss–German border
  The Swiss–German border is an international boundary separating Switzerland and Germany, running through regions such as the Upper Rhine and intersecting major urban areas like Basel.
• C. Switzerland–Liechtenstein border
  The Switzerland–Liechtenstein border is a short, open international boundary in Central Europe that largely follows the Rhine River and forms part of the Schengen Area’s internal frontiers.
• D. Italian–Swiss border
  The Italian–Swiss border is the international boundary separating Italy and Switzerland, winding through the Alps and around various enclaves and exclaves.
• E. Germany–Austria border
  The Germany–Austria border is an international boundary running through the Alps and other regions of Central Europe, separating the Federal Republic of Germany from the Republic of Austria.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Austrian–Swiss border
Target entity description: The Austrian–Swiss border is an international boundary running through the Alps that separates Austria and Switzerland, crossing several high mountain peaks and passes.

• A. Austria–Liechtenstein border
  The Austria–Liechtenstein border is a short international boundary in Central Europe that separates the Principality of Liechtenstein from the Republic of Austria along the Alpine Rhine region.
• B. Swiss–German border
  The Swiss–German border is an international boundary separating Switzerland and Germany, running through regions such as the Upper Rhine and intersecting major urban areas like Basel.
• C. Switzerland–Liechtenstein border
  The Switzerland–Liechtenstein border is a short, open international boundary in Central Europe that largely follows the Rhine River and forms part of the Schengen Area’s internal frontiers.
• D. Italian–Swiss border
  The Italian–Swiss border is the international boundary separating Italy and Switzerland, winding through the Alps and around various enclaves and exclaves.
• E. Germany–Austria border
  The Germany–Austria border is an international boundary running through the Alps and other regions of Central Europe, separating the Federal Republic of Germany from the Republic of Austria.
• F. None of above. chosen

Target predicate: hasSummitOn
Context triple: [Piz Buin, hasSummitOn, Austrian–Swiss border]

• A. hasSummitIn chosen
  Indicates that an entity (such as a mountain or organization) has its summit or peak located within a specified place or region.
• B. hasSummit
  Indicates that one entity possesses, features, or includes a summit or highest point as part of its structure or characteristics.
• C. hasSummitMarker
  Indicates that a location or peak is marked by an official summit marker or sign denoting its highest point.
• D. hasSummitConditions
  Indicates that specific environmental or situational conditions required for a summit (e.g., peak ascent or high-level meeting) are present or satisfied.
• E. hasSummitFeature
  Indicates that a summit (or peak) possesses a particular characteristic, attribute, or notable feature.
• F. None of above.